IRISH QUESTION
SPEECH P.Y THE XEW CHIEF SKCRETAIIV. (Australian and N.Z. Ca.ble Association j LOXHtiX. Sept. 13. Mr H. E. Duke's jnaiiC'i: speech at Dublin created an excellent cfl'eet. He indic'ited that the Government would as--is! the nuuucipalitv in rehnilding the ~lum areas and rehousing 31.000 families ai a cost of three and a half millions. The social conditions of Dublin fostered Sim; Feinism. Ireland's revenue had :isen from eleven millions to eighteen millions during the war. and instead of Ireland costing the Exchequer two millions she was now contributing £5.500,000 .-: year for war purposes.
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Nelson Evening Mail, 20 September 1916, Page 2
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95IRISH QUESTION Nelson Evening Mail, 20 September 1916, Page 2
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