SOLDIERS KILLED
IN TIPPERARY AMBUSH. SHARP ENCOUNTER WITH REBELS. (By Cable.-Tress Association.— Copyright LONDON, January 25. A sergeant and a private were killc. and seven privates wounded In an arnlras! near Thurkj, County Tipperary. A lorr with men cf the Northamptonshire Regi ment, coming to a. sharp turn in a roa. skirted with low hiiis, suddenly mc heavy rifle fire from the front "and ; Hank Iwo men were killed instantly The troops alighted and exchanged shot until most of the party were wounded l.ar;;e forces of military and police late scoured the district without result.—(.A and N.Z. Cable.) A TEMPORARY SEAMAN. (Received 8 a.m.) NJEW YORK, January 25. Mr. O'Callaghan, the Lord Mayor o Cork, who recently arrived in Amerie. as a stowaway and without a passport for the. purpose of giving evidence befor tho Committee of a Hundred on the pre sent state of Ireland, has now boei granted a seaman's certificate by th United States authorities, and he, is therefore, at liberty to ship aboard an foreign bound vessel.—fA. n.nH vzi
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 22, 26 January 1921, Page 5
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