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MOMENTOUS DISCUSSIONS NEXT WEEK.

INDIA'S SURNING QUESTION,

LONDON, June 16. Though there has been no official announcefhent on the subject, the newspapers declarè that it has been definitely decided that Mr. Lloyd George and the Dominions premiers, will not attend the state opening of the Ulster Parliament with the opening of the Tamperial Cabinet already post pored and the Dominions premiers anxices to retum as soon as possible. Allthe energies of the delegates will be absorbed in the momentous discussions next week. Mr. Lloyd George is much stronger as a result of his rest in Wales which he took in order to be secure against the possibility of a break- down, presiding at the sessions as he intends to do daily, M. Meigten, Prime Minister of Canada, has been silen: since his arrival, stating that he must first get in locon with Canadian officials in London and the British authori ties, but the utterances of Messrs. Hughes and Massey indicate that the Anglo-Japmese Alliance, in which Canada is very interested, will te one of the chief topics of the conference, involving as it does, ite whole question of imperial defence and Anglo-American relations, and a "white Empire policy.** On the contrary, the Indian representatives praless indifference to the Alliance, extent as it affects India's defence. This was emphasised by Mahara Catch yesterday and by Mr. Sastri in an interview today, the latter emphatically declaring that the burning question to Icdia was not Empire defence, the Anglo-Japanese Alliance or foreign policy, but equal rights for Indians within the Empire, on the equitable settlemear of which the fature of India might defend

RESOURCES OF, THE CROWN COLONIES.

LONDON, June 16. Presiding at a dinner given by the Corona Club to 300 colonial officials, governors, and fermer governors, Mr. Winston Chuchul dwelt on the great undeveloped resources of the Crown colonies. He referred specially to the magnificent gile of the battleship "Malaya." and her part in the battle of Jutland. He spoke of the great value of personal discussions wherever possible, bat said in the pain those on the spot must decide upon the pecessary action. The Empire could not be governed from Downing Street. The future of the Crown Colonies was bright. He hoped it would be possible to make a consortium of credits between many of the Crown Colonies and secure Joans on a wider basis. Nothing would be lacking on the part of the Colonial Ofice which would show that it was a fellow servant in the same cause with those who were keeping the honour of the Empire unstained.

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KWANGTUNG BLOCKADE.

BRITISH CAPTAIN RESISTS SEARCH.

The following appers in today's Canton Times-

On Monday, the ith-instant, the S. S. "Tailling flying the British London, Aanterdi& antwerplay, steamed past the stat on ca-l London, Antwerp & Hamburg-tablished by the Kwangtung Govern- London, Amsterdam & Antwerp ment for the purpose of stopping and London, Rotterdam & Hamborg. searching all vessels picing between London, Amsterdam & Antwerp Shamshai and Wurhow, and would!

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REGISTERED 400 PARCEL MAIL are closed is minttor earlier than the me given below cost tier stated, and where tails are advertised to close 35 or before 3 ax. registered and parcel reails are closed at 5 pm. on the previone day.

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Nevertheless, the Captain finally con sented to the search but threatened to, report the matter to the British Consul) and ask for gunboats to stop the work of the Government officials there. “As" the Consular Body were notified of tie onder which designated the limits of the present blockade, and were! also informed that as a military pre- cantion, all vessels would be subjected to search for contraband of war, the attitude of this particular Captain is incomprehensible. Captains of vessels flying flags of other mafions have made no objection and in every way, rendered their services to facilitate the officers in the per- formance of their duties Why should & British Steamer find cause for com plaint when the Government here is acting wholly within their rights? If such insults are offered to Chinese officers in performance of their duties, then the blockade should he made even more stringent and no vessels at all allowed to go up the West River. Whether the Captain of the Tai. Ming" recognizes the Government of Kwangtung or not, as that Government is in De Facto control here, it will be advisable for him to respect its regulations."

LATEST· SHIPPING NEWS,

ARRIVALS.

The sa. "Truda," Capt. Stockwell 4,236 tons, arrived this morning at 6] from Amoy with 1,335 tons of general

cargo.

The ss.“ Eldridge,” Capt. F. W. Kupress of Russia Brooks, 5;482 tons, arrived this morn

|ing at 7:30 from Manila with 20 tons

of general cargo.

Boochow

Paal-Lacal

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Shanghai Canada, USA, and áfanïla

MONDAY, JUNE

TUESDAY. - JUNE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE

THURSDAY, JUNE 23.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 171

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Prince Hirohito and Pince Kasin have arrived. They were received with military bonours. The Japanese anthem was played. There was an epormass crowd. They drove through gaily decorated streets to the shai and Wachows Triming Palace. Prince Hirohito viited the Queen Mother. He dined with the Saigos. Straits, Bangkok. *Egypt Queen-Mother, the Queen and Prince Henry. He then accompanied EUROPE MARSEILLE Prince Berry to a brilliant reception and ball at the Foreign Ministry to

gistration 3 p.m. Latters 5 persen

SATURDAY, JUNE 18. which 500 guests representing the elite of the city had been invited.

Shanghai and "Nerth Chin✯ hre Eldridge Shanghai and North China

Shanghai and North China' Straits. Bangkok, Calcutta and ADES Amoy, Strails and Bangkok. Shanghai and North China Heinow:

AMSTERDAM, June 6.

The Municipality entertained Prince Hirohito and Prince Kanin. at tea in the Bourse. There was a large and representative gathering The Burgomaster, in a speech, pointed out that since September, 1920, no Japanese vessel had entered Amsterdam but he hoped that the new Holland Far East line would lead to a revival of the former fourishing Datch and Japanese trade.

BRITAIN AND HOLLAND.

STRENGTHENING THE EDUCATIONAL THES.

LONDON, June 16,

'CIALRANCES.

The Omfa," British, cleared to-day and will sail for Saigon and Liverpool at 5 am. to-morrow,

The s.5. *Tanda," British, cleared to-day- and will sail for Caleviti, via Singapo e at 1 p.m. to-morrow.

DEPARTURES.

The ss."Nikko Maru," Capt. Takano, sailed for Yokohama, Kobe 4.30 pmvia Nagasaki at 11 a.m. to-day with 130 tons of general cargo.

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Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, La Marques, South Africa, India, Dhanushkodi. Fombey and Aden. Registatics pas. Letters 5 p.o. Dabet.

SUNDAY, JUNE 19. *3=ktow and ‘Akoy emai Swatow, Amoy and Keelung

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A movement undertaken by the University of Leedom to strengthen educationaly the ties betweef Britain and Holland bassufficiently advanced to enable the appointment of a professor and reader in Dutch studies in Holbow, Pakboi and Haiphong! London. The University aims at a fund of £30,000, Up to the presentatow and Easelsk $21,000 has been collected.

'ARMS FOX BELFAST.

-600, MACHINE GUNS SEIZED AT HOBOKEN.

NEW YORK, June 16.

Customs officials seized 600 machine guns and much ammunition and material on board a steamer loading at Hoboken for Belfast. The arms. were wrapped in sacking and smuggled aboard at night from launches. They were discovered by an English member of the caw.

LEARNING JAPANESE.

INDIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.

LONDON, June 16.

Swatow. "Straits and "Bangkok Philippine Island, AUSTRALIA, and. New Zealand vis Thursday. Island. Begistre- tion 8.45 am. Letters 9,30 & 1. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Shanghai and North China

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Гара North China, Honolulu, Canada, United States, Cerr tral and South America, & EUROPE. T SAN FRANCISCO. Registration 3.45 am. Letters 10.3) Ban

Tenyo Mars WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22.

Chinhua £3watow, #straits and Fangkok Straits, Bangkok, Ceykm, Mauritius, L Marques, Senta Africa, India, vis Dhanushkodi, Egypt & EUROPE is SUEZ. Registration 8:45 sim. Letters «; The Faresi Mail will be closed on

Tuesday, 1st June at 5 pm. Baigon, "Straite, Bangkok, Ceylon, Maari tine, Li Marques, South Africa, India via Dhanushkodi, Egypt, &den & EUROPE TE MARSEILLES. Registration 1946 mm. Letter 1 30, puttumiseen van ons

Paul Lecat Weihai yeh, Chaaloo and obtain

Eulebow THURSDAY, JUNE 23, Shanghai, North China and Japan Yokohama

Seochow *Straits, Bangkok, Celestia & ADEN Fooking

Cheons *** FRIDAY, JUNE 24. Shanghai Borth China and Japan Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, · Mauritius Marques. South Afties India Devin Dhanubkali, Egypt. & BUBOPE.

in MARSEILLES. Registrasion 8.48 Batam, ; Letters-2.30 smile, pamama Swatow, may and. Fonchowany. Straite Bankkok Ceylon," "Manritius,”. ***To Margner Borth Affen, indiera. V-Dhanushkodi, Bominar, Aden, Egypt &

ZUROPE JE MAR-EILLES. Begistrs tion 5. p m2 Letters 5 pumalanga

Shanghai and North China

In the House of Commons Colond C. E. Yate (Coalition Unionist) äsked what had been arranged to meet the financial difficulties of Indian Government officials studying Japanese in Japan owing to the inadequacy of their salaries at the present rate of exchange. Mr. E. S. Montagu.. Secretary of State for India, replied that he was at present discussing with the War Office and Admiralty further concessions to those sanctioned last Shanghai and North Chines December

FRENCH PLAYRIGHT AN AC DENY MEMBER?

PARIS, Jone 16.

The well known playright, M. Defers, bas been installed as a member or the Academy

+ DAVIS CUP.

PHILIPPINES OUT OF THE CONTEST.

NEW YORK, June 17.

The Phlippines Davis Cup team bay defaulted owing to its inabusity ach the United States on June 20, Japan plays the second round Minneapolis against the winner of the Belgium and Czecho-Slovak match.

Kleist

Hailong

A SATURDAY, JUNE 25.

(UNE)

North China Inf

A. p. 23

The 6.3. Katori Baru," Capt. Kusano, sailed for Seattle vit Manila at 11 am. to-day'with 1,000 tons of general cargo,

The 3.3.Haibong."" Captain, Passmore, 'sailed for Foochów, Amay vis Swatow at 12.30 p.m., to-day with 560 tons of general cargo.

Captain,

The s.. "Taiyuan," Hamilton, sailed for Melbourne, via Manila at 3 p.m., to-day' with 200 | tons of general cargo. -

The ss. "Yuensang," Capt."Mc Ainsh, sailed for Manila at 3 p.blog to-day with 1,000 tons of general cargo.

The ss. "Washing." Capt. Mc-j Nair, sailed for Shanghai via Swatow at 3 pm, today with 200 tons of general cargo.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

One case of plague (fatal) and another of cerebrospinal fever, both Chinese, were reported yesterday.

Several attempts have been made to settle the strike of textile workers in Sun Tak which was declared_tés days ago but so far without success,

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