Sir John Simon said tin* exclusion filler would remain open to the latest possible date. KxeliMon would prevent n leap in tile durli. The. essetiee of the Government's view was that Home Rule meant Irish unit/. ARMS K)U IllKI.ANI). London. April l!. It is stated that a i|iiantity of war material luis been landed on North Antrim and South Down eoa-t.s. from North Pea trawlers. Mr. MeKemia, in reply to Lord Hugh Cecil's suggestion, said thai the Government at present did not think a Select Committee the ri.sht method of dealing v.ith the Home Rule Dill. A l!Y-l':i.K(T|n\". Loudon, April 0. Mr. Crawford (I'tiionisl) has been elected unopposed to represent Jlalfaut Kasi, in plaee of Mr. 1!. MeMo'.'dse. deceased.
All Photo Goods. —Davics' P'urmncy. AVOID THE KASTKK Itl/Sll. CHECK BAGOAdK TIIKOITIH US. All the worry of handling baggage averted by employing us (.0 check it. We call for baggage, check oil, receive on arrival, deliver immediately. No scrambling, no waiting. Advise us early. Railway is busy at Easter. See us day before stai|ing.—NX Express Co., Ltd.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 266, 8 April 1914, Page 5
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176Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 266, 8 April 1914, Page 5
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