SELF DETERMINATION FOR IRELAND LEAGUE

New Zealand Tablet, 13 October 1921, Page 23

SELF DETERMINATION FOR IRELAND LEAGUE

FIRST . iJPiifP: QQsnfaswaatOK*nri ..vol II <- / The first Zealand .>Sel&.Detfermmation for Ireland J^gm fi t, lapft; mi* business being to select representatives to attend thelrish uonterence TOCft is to-be held .in, Dublin or' Paris on January 21. 'some 1 ai^usUioh, n invHa , ttofis' ,ll were unanimously extehdeobrito tithe? follflwiftg^MrV l \jh\j;f McGrath, the Rey f(r Ff>t%,,ClondpiriaeJf, .the JEbfcri-. mMfth&g. bert %»j J^e f Ma.#ay., f |The invitation to Miss Jessie Mackay was proposed bv Mr.s-. T. Bourke, and mm&Sr W ' M "™ Later the presid^i^'¥ely6r^6^!' , lfna't , . He i, \a ! d• , received - telegraphiciTadVice from; Awfhbishop <'o*Shea' thai "it Hvafe impossible for hinviitqi I l#a^,N!ew7.Zealahd/iat-' sHort notice, but he i l^. t si WK?B^ i^lij,f^alL,Skelton«( ffheiaelei • gentleman to W fine" of their representatives, and he accepted vtJEt ■ihf&miiff it was also, decided-to send a telegraphic invitation to the • R&v. Dr. Kelly, Editor of the New Zealand Tablet, but a reply came from that gentleman that, much K!| ihe the honor, he could not accept. Father Gondringer, while thanking the delegates for the-hoiqwfconferredHipWn Ihlih, ift'tMtfeH thlft he could not leave iNg.w* (Zda-land qih hßffilNW dttehch"'In the result, the cmwe»ti()h-'un^hi^oWsly''debi'd'ed l! on Messrs. Hall Skelton and J,<tJij!M^faifeh', ,, R , father--Gilbert, and Miss Jessie Mackay. The ( following!-nfoei) f, 6he : "firsi • Dominjiml Gouncrl -feffoihe nLeag«o \ M?.' Pi J o'Regan; execuiliireofqondnrittse^-Mess^^J* JV '> & l M'ter'a l tli( ~ P. Griffen, D. Burke, and J. A. ReW'Fattier Gondringer, Mrs. T. J. Bourke, and Miss Eileen Duggan, [A m-(»^gd^fr6^riLen^onjvoniS%t4nbe^ i 29'&'&i&& l Dail Eireann is arraiiei«g.ib . .held either . jmisearis*vr»T)\\biivs r iMU? JaftllaT Vs ,, o*H Ji the! ! 'dhftft versary of the proclamation of they.'RepttbwAVl Delates , have been invited from 14 countries. The Dublin correspondent of thfto&qiki)) t conne'ciioii . with the wor&tgftnfeiwntoJiiKfi held in Paris' '»lo22fnioh'>itlii6 //y. anniversary, of the first sessio«vnofe the QfiA#¥jHßepublic, that invitations -f>\ being sent to North and South America, Australia, New \ ;, JSc.aJftii^^.umL-L WL&. pAI-iuL ..LUfe.'~ww3fl-'Wlums-- -Uto-Irish movement is organised.] • *> »* : : : . ;