The Irish standard., 1917-09-29
MUNSTER.


MUNSTER.
w. j. Chamney, Munster and Lem
ster Bank, Mitchelstown, has received
a handsome presentation on his de.
parture for duty in Cork.
N. Tipperary Coo. Finance Commit
tee expressed sympathy with Martin
Laffan on the death of his wife.
There is every indication that
rubber manufacturing company will be
established in Cork, employing close
on 1000.
Kilmallock Guardians expressed sym.
pathy with DR.. O'Connor, Celbridge
on the death in action of his son,
Capt. H. O'Connor.
The death has occurred at Orange,
N.S.W., of VIM. Slaney, eldest son of
the late David Slaney, who formerly
carried on tobacco mandatory in
Waterford.
Cork County Board INV, at a meet
ing of officers and men of the Cork
regiment, expressed sympathy on the
death in action Of 1t. John OBrien,
Munster, formerly Vol. officer, Ira
lee Guardians and R.D.C., expressed
sympathy on the death of Maurice
Harry, Causeway, father of E. Harty,
Asst. Sec. Kerry Co. c., and T. Harty.
Tralee.
The Co. Waterford Farmers Asso.
citation who have appointed E. Crotty
to represent them on the Irish farm
ers' deputation to Sir T. w. Russell,
urge the necessity for having Jan.
cattle prices revised, and that dairy
farmers, who had always titled a fair
proportion of their land, should not
be compelled to till as much extra as
the landholder, who formerly did no
tillage.
DIR. Jas. ]. Morgan, late Abercrom-
boi, S. Wales, has died at the resi-
dence OF his mother, Mrs. Jer. Horgan,
Ashtown House, Ballinahola, Balm
hassig.
John Fewer and VIM. Doran, Water
ford, have been awarded parchment
certificates by the Royal Humane So
clety for rescuing from drowning two
little boys who fell into Johns Pill,
The strike of Clonmel Corporation
carriers and laborers has terminated.
Inc men asked a 5s. week increase,
and accepted permanent As. a week.
dropping rs. week war bonus.
The Union of the Four Provinces
CLUB, London, presented an address
ana CLOCK, ornaments and gold watch
to Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Segrue on the
retirement from the hon. secretaryship
OF Mr.. Segrue, the clubs founder, a
herryman, being brother Of Mrs. Her
hlhy, Meenathee, and cousin of R. Ma
hony, Rathanny.
Cork Co. Board I. N. ", passed a
resolution repudiating Col. Moore's
recent action, which gave "the Gov
eminent an excuse for Selling our
arms" disassociating themselves from
MS followers, and declaring that no
delegate of theirs attended his conven-
ton. -
On being charged at Kilnush before
+. >. Brady, R. NJ, and other magis-
trates, with drilling men at Knockerra.
contrary to the Realm Regulations.
richard Behan, farmer, Knockerra.
gave an undertaking that he would
not drill again in public" and the case
was adjourned for weeks.
Dr. Geo. J. Macksey, j., has died
at Waterford, in his I'D year. He
was son of the late Jos. P. Macksev.
M. B., and was express. of the Irish
Medical Association. He was one of
the Oldest members of the Waterford
Corporation, was High Sheriff and
later Mayor. He acted as Deputy
Coroner. At an inquest in the CITY
the Jury expressed sympathy with his
relatives.
At Crosshaven inquest verdict of
death from fracture of the base of the
skull, sustained through an accidental
blow from a motor-car, was returned
In the case of child named Thos.
Drohan. Major G. w. Bobby, owner
OF the car, said he was running at the
time of the occurrence on the momen-
tum OF the machine, not on the gear,
and he could not avoid the child, as
he was only few PAGES away when
seen by him.
Capt. Sutton, harbormaster at Cork
since 1873, has died suddenly. He left
work on Friday for holidays, and was
then in excellent health. Formerly
an honored ships master, Capt. Sutton
proved an equally efficient flarbormas
ter, and effected numerous large i'm
provements and his loss is deplored
by all connected with the business of
the port. Cork Harbor Board Finance
Committee expressed deep regret and
sympathy, on the motion Of w. Denne-
ny, supported by Aid. Kelleher and
the Chairman, J. Horgan, T. c.
w. ]. Chamney, Munster and Lem
ter Bank, Mitchelstown, has received
q handsome presentation on his de-
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