AUSTRALIAN

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12772, 25 May 1912, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN

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SYDNEY, May 24. Archbishop Kelly, m a speech" at the I Australia Day demonstration, said that I Ireland had not had justice or liberty under the British flag, and Irishmen could never like that flag until equity and freedom Avere obtained for their country. (Received May 25, 9.30 a.m.) SYDNEY, May 25Hugh Jameson, secretary of the Papuan Rubber Company, has been committed for trial on a charge of stealing £273. There is a general shortage of £2300. *'■•'/ Since the present Government took office it has resumed five and a half miles of foreshores m the harbor, at a cost of £131,000.

Probate lias been granted m the will of Benjamin Buchanan. The trustee is empowered to sell the property m Australia and New Zealand for the benefit of , the Avidow. , Judge Murray, m imposing the maxi-i mumi sentence on two recent arrivals convicted of stealing, said he hoped that future immigrants would not include so many unsatisfactory people as had been coming lately. Six captains have been fined, a total of £1400 for allOAving 14 prohibited immigrants, to land. MELBOURNE, Ma\/'24.

The damage by the fire at Buckley and Nunn's amounted to £5000, Avhich Avas fully insured. • " / MELBOURNE, May 25. ' A claim for damages and loss of Avages has been granted against the. secretary of the Port Steve : dores Association for procuring a nonunionist's dismissal.