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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929.

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MALWA

*KIYBER

10,980 | 21st

9,114 28th

Dec. Noon

Dec,

1930 RAJPUTANA 10,508 4th Jan.

5,304 11th

Jan.

LAHORE KHIVA

0,135 18th Jan. MIRZAPORE 6,715 22nd Jan. JEYPORE

5,318 25th Jan.

Destination

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MANTUA

TILAWA

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.

TALAMBA TAKADA TALMA SHIRALA TAKLIWA TILAWA

28th

Dec.

Singapore, Penang & Calcutta.

1930

10,000

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THE CHINA MAIL,

NATIVE RIOTS IN "RED" PROP.GANDA JAPANESE NAVAL

S.E. NIGERIA

VILLAGE WOMEN FIRED ON BY POLICE: MANY KILLED

TROUBLE OVER TAX

London, Yesterday. The Colonial Office states that the Nigerian disturbances were in Owerri, Ogoja the provinces of and Calabor-Reuter.

Native Unrest

Rugby, Yesterday. Questioned in Parliament re garding the native unrest in South Kartern Nigeria. Dr. Drummond Shiels. Under-Secretary for India, said that, according to scanty in- formation received the cause of the disturbances was the assess- which involved counting ment, the women in certain districts, This gave rise to the wholly un- founded rumour that it was in- tended to impose direct taxation en the women, whilst the recent lowering of prices paid by mer- chanta for native produce was a further contributing factor. On December 11 large crowds 45- |sembled and, in spite of assur

ances that there was no intention of taxing the woman, they pro- ceeded to loot and destroy pro- perty at various places in the neighbourhood of Aba and Opobo. Additional police were brought in to deal with the situation and were reinforced by detachments of the Royal West African Frontier Force.

No More Troops

On December 15 the Governor reported there were sufficient troups and police on the spot to deal with the situation. On Decem- ber 16 he reported that it had been necessary to introduce addi- tional troops and police, and the rioters had attacked officials at Opobo, where it had been neces- sary for the police to fire, caus- ing 18 casualties, which, he re- gretted to say, were all women. It was not stated how many were

fotal.

IN THE EMPIRE

DELEGATES

DOMINIONS TO BE SPECIALLY PARTY ON "SIBERIATM MARU";

PROTECTED

TORY MOTION LOST

At their

London, Yesterday.

own request alf the

ADMIRAL WHO PERFORMED`

CONJURING TRICKS

A

on

Takyo, Dec. 8. report from the str. "Siberia Dominions are to be apselally pro-Maru," which is her way to tected against Soviet propaganda. to the forthcoming five-Power Naval |

America with the Japanese delegation This announcement was made by Conference in London, states:- Mr. Arthur Henderson in the House "The ship has already passed south of Commons in the course of a de-of the Alaska, Peninsula, Eleven bate on a Conservative motion dis hundred miles are left to be covered

before wa land in Seattle, methods of the practically approving the

Japan is our reach in wire. Government in the conduct of their less communication negotiations with the Soviet. Mr.

"To-night a a suki-yak! party was Henderson said that it had been are held in the dining-room, where forty ranged that, at the presentation of mats for a talumi were spread. The forelga ladies aboard, Including the Mr. Sokolnikoff's credentiala at the two daughters of Professor Shotwell, end of the week, there would be an who attended the recent Facifie exchange of Notes between the Bri-lations Conference in Kyeto, appeared in furisode kimonos, and eleven were wearing the Katura. A social pro- gramme followed, when Mme. Takarabe, wife of the Japanese Mini ster of the Navy, ang "Utai"; Ad- miral

Abo did

conjuring tricks marvellously well; Mr. Yamakawa Kawashaki ang folk songs; and Mr Wakatsuki, the former, Premier, who heads the Japanese delegation, made a humorous speech.

"HAÏCHING" PIRACY

A number of questions were asked relating to the "Hal. ching" piracy by the Hon. Mr. Owen Hughes at this after- noon's meeting of the Legisla- tive Council.

The official replies were:

These matters will receive sympathetic consideration at the hands of the Government as soon as the enquiry into the circumstances of the piracy have been completed.

It is understood to be the palley of His Majesty's Govern- ment that the Guards should be withdrawn on April 1 next.

The Hong Kong Government will give careful consideration to such représentations on this point as may be made by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce or by British ship. ping firms.

"The ship 1s expected to reach Seattle on Wednesday morning, where she is to be met by Mr. Balentein, formerly American Consul-General in Tokyo, representing the State Depart ment, and by Mr. Sotomatu Kato of the Japanese Embassy in Washing. ton."....Router.

Tokyo, Dec. Du

A wireless

from the "Siberia Maru" says that Mr. Wakatsuki stated to a Japanese news agency correspond- ent: "I feel happy at approaching America, which I visited 23 years ago and where part of my important mis. sion is to be fulfilled. I have en- joyed the voyage immensely, al- though I suffered from seasickness the first two days.

peace

Th

Quys.

"It is a happy recollection that I have had delightful hours with Pro- fessor Shotwell, discussing world and disarmament, I irmly believe that the forthcoming Noval Conference will be equally successful อย the Washington Conference. I am looking forward to see America tish and Soviet Governments, cover-

and its people."

correspondent wireleased: "The ing propaganda between the United

sen was flooded with bright sunshine Kingdom and the Soviet. Also, at this morning and there was the finest Primitive Condition

the request of the Dominions, there weather we ever had on the present The colour of the sea looks The districts in question were would be a supplementary Note in voyage. a long way from headquarters and which each Dominion would be more cheerful than in the past several the people were still largely in a specially mentioned, giving exactly days, when the ship was sailing south of the Aleutam Islands. The ship It would the same undertaking as was securis now ploughing through an equa- primitive condition, probably be some time before theed on the question of propaganda for torial counter current. Rester,

the United Kingdom. situation became quite clear.

Telegraphing last night, the Replying to Sir Austen Chainber- Governor reported that the situa-lain. Mr. Henderson said that India OPTICAL SIGNALS AT

tion round Aba was now satisfac-

tory, and every effort was being made to avoid further bloodshed. -British Wireless Service, '

Natives Killed

London, Yesterday. According to information received in London, disturbances have occur. red in the Nigeria towns of Opobo

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South). and Aba, where 45 natives

*ST. ALBANS NELLORE TANDA

1030 4,800 3rd Jan. 6,853 31st Jan. 4,050 | 28th Feb. Calla Port Holland.

SEA

SYSTEM: A SUBSTITUTE

SIREN. BLASTS

was not named as a Dominion, but was included as part of the British Empire. Mr. Henderson said that once relations were resumed the TESTS OF LIGHTED ARROW Government had to watch the ques- tion of propaganda' in the event of its continuing, and use all diplomatic means to have it discontinued. The was defeated Conservative motion

Experiments have recently been were by 254 votes to 107.

made with a system of optical direc- "Nothing Unusual”

tion signals at sea. The new direc London, Later.

tion indicators are similar to those Mr. Henderson told a questioner used for motor-car. traffic, and consist of lighted arrows. For purposes- of the that he hoped that the Soviet Am-road traffic the lighted arrow system bassador would present his creden- is in almost general use in Holland

killed, after rioting. The casual- ties include 12 women. The latter Manila, Sandakan, Thursday, Island, fomented the agitation, and

Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Syd-ganised attacks on ney & Melbourne.

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The tide-table given below ha been obtained by aid of the Tide-pro dietlng Machine, which includes 40 components for the better prediction of tides, from the result of the analysis of the tidal observations, taken at the Kowloon tidal observa Deberek during the years 1887, 1888 and 1880.

The times and heights are given for Kowloon; but they may be used Aberdeen, the differences being very small.

The Union S.S. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via Now tory under the direction of Dr. Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.

The P. & O, Royal Mail ateamers to London via Suez Canal

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tials

on December 20, and added and Germany, but has not been wide- that there was nothing unusual in ly adopted either in France or Great the new Ambassador being in this country a week or ten days before presenting his credentials.

Melbourne, Yesterday.

Britain. national use

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A set of thems lamps has been installed in the Batavier

In a statement to-day Mr. Scullin-One short blast, Indicating T

to starboard"; two short blasts, in-system consists of three arrows:-one | pen Company, said that nelther Great Britain nor aleating "I go to part." There are, amidship, horizontal, with the point to Russia had approached .he Common however, many circumstances in which port: one amidship, horizontal, with Line steamship Batavier V., which is wealth Government on the subject these signals may be indistinctly the point to starboard; and one expected to arrive in London shortly of Soviet representation in Aus- heard or wrongly understood on board amidship, vertical, with the point up when an inspection of the signalling tralla.→→Reuter.

When lighted, these arrows apparatus the vessel for which they are intend- wards.

will probably so made by ed. The use of air whistles, with mean respectively: "I go to port," the Board of Trade and other ship. which most motor vessels are go to starboard," and "I continue ping authorities. The present experi. Ratisfactory than

the siren signals form ma which direction. you will gestion of Mr. A. Vreugdenhil, who is of steam vessels, and there is little take."

connected with the management af doubt that the combined use of optical Extensive tests, in order to obtain the Royal Dutch Lloyd Line, and have and sound signals will largely diminish the most efficient lamps, have been been watched closely by shipping su the chances of collision at sea.

carried out at the Eindhoven (Holthorities in both Holland and Great The optical direction Indicator Isnd) works of the Philips Gloellam- Britain.

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KHIVA

SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

TAKADA *MIRZAPORE

8,185 21st Dec. | Shanghai, Moll, Kobe & Tokohama.

Noon

6,949 .27th Dec. 0,715❘ 28th Dec,

6 4.M. 1080

The times of high and low-water must not be considered to coincide with the timar of slack-water and change of current, the two phenomena being quite distinct

Amoy, Shai, Moji, Kobe & Osaka. Moji & Kobe.

D.o.

MANTUA

NELLORE

KIDDERPORE

KARMALA

10,948 3rd Jan. 4.853 7th Jan. 10,000 7th Jan. 5,334 10th Jan. 0,128 17th Jan 7,938 28th Jan,

S'hat, Moji, Kobe & Ybama. Moll, Kabe, Oreka & Yhama. Amoy, Mofl, Kobe & Osaka. Shanghal, Moji & Kobe, S'hai, Moll, Kobe & Y'hama. Amoy, Moff, Kobe & Osaka.

DATE

Thurs 19

TALMA

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Apparently the troops were or dered to fire over the heads of the crowds, but the orders were mis- construed; and a volley fired into the midst of the mob.

The trouble is believed to be due December 19 to 25, 1929. to low prices of produce, and the

prospect of further taxation. HIGH WATER LOWER WATER.

How It Began

Later. Standard Standard

Tivous

learned from the Colonial Timea

Office that all measures necessary (44. m 5 64 02 to the security of those concerned 10 18 854 153.7 In the disturbances in Nigeria are Fri. 10 2 6 4.3m 68 10

11 G's 79 5139 being taken. Bat. 213 45 44

Ht.

It

7 45 {። Apparently there was a misunder 5.5141 atanding with regard to the Im- £ua. 21m 597.3 13 14 position, of a poll tax. A big de-}

40 x [45]

18.43 Mon. m

228 0.5m 9 40 1.9monstration of natives including 400 49

thousands of women, were assured. Tass. 24 m ♣

108m0 24 | 23 || that such a tax would not be levied, 5.4 138 but did not accept the aaaurance Wed. 15m 5 23 5.3 m 11-21 | 9.7 and refused, to disperse. Then the

6.8

trouble began.--Reuter.

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