Home Rule

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 35, 1 July 1914, Page 5

Home Rule

A PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION CAM PAJ&N. CHURCH DOOR COLLECTIONS. Times and Sydney Cun Services. London, June 29.

ilouse-to-house collections have been organised ly; the Nationalist volunteers throughout Britain to purchase arms, and also church door collections have been instituted. Tlie campaign will last a month.

THE PURCHASE OP ARMS. London, June 29. The Nationalist Volunteer Fund will be open till July 12. The committee points out that arms and ammunition are purchaseable advantageously only in large quantities, and that a standard weapon is procurable only through the central authority.

I A DISPLAY OF FORCE. I AT A SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. Received 30, 0 p.m. Times and Sydney Sun Services. London, June 30. A hundred armed Ulster volunteers guarded the Sunday School picnic at Innisrush, in consequence of the rector receiving threatening letters of Nationalist

J A COLONIAL CONTROVERSY. ) j ENDS IN COURT CASE. j Received 30, 8.175 p.m. I ' Sydney, June 30. } As the outcome of the Home Rule ] controversy in the columns of the Daily j Telegraph between the Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Lodge and Mr. D. O'Brien, president of the Hibernian Society, Mr. O'Brien has commenced an action claiming £SOO damages against the Daily Telegraph for allegedly falsely and maliciously accusing him of being a disloyal subject.