HOME RULE.
SYDNEY SYMPATHISERS. (Bi Eliotbic Tiligbaph—Copyright ) (Pm Fhibs ABBOCUnOM.I Received June 13, 9.30 a m SYDNEY, June 13. Archbishop Kelly presided at a big meeting, including Hon. W. A. Holman and several Ministers, in the Town Hall in favour of Home Rule. Mr Holman'and others made rousing speeches. A resolution was adopted. congr: tulatin" -Mr Asqmth on the passing of tlu Bill ami hoping no amendment would be made permanently excluding any portion of Ulster, as such a course would perpetuate The discontent in Ireland and delay the realisation ol the true and lasting bond of sympathy between the members of the Empire. Other resolutions expressed confidence in the JNationahst leaders, and deprecated any attempt on the part of Nationalist volunteer* to provoke a conflict with Ulster
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9823, 13 June 1914, Page 5
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