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HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

Authorised Depilat

Kessed and Fully Paid-up

Barve Funda ;-

Berling£600,000

Eller......,300,000

$50,000,000 $1,000,000

Baserre Lichlilty of Propelato 30,000,000

ЦВАР ОРГИСК, похо кома.

W. E. Deli, Bog

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1858.

HEAD OFFICE: LONDON, Paid-up Capital

.£3,000,000 ..£4,000,000

Reserve Liability of Pro-

Reserve Fund

prietors

ALOB 67AR

Malar Kalen]

AMBITHAB

BATAVIA

.£3,000,000

agencies and Branches:

KUALA LUMPUR

CALCUTTA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

J. k. Plumas, Xaq, Chatman,

Hon. Mr. a. a. Mackin. Deputy Chairman.

Ben. Mr. J. J. PatersoŻY

Compton, Esq. T. E Pearce, Eng.

* Leader Levia, Esq. T. 11. B. Shaw, Zag.

2. Makin, T44.

J. P. Warren, Yıq.

Chiat Muongar.

Y, H. Grayburn, Boq.

DRANCHES :-

LONDON

BANOROK

BOMBAY

CANTON

GLAD

COLOREO

DAIREN (Dalny

South Manchu lai

DELOI

ΠΑΙΡΕΩΝΟ

AKOT

DANKOR

BATAVIA

BOMBAY

CALCUTTA

NOINTO

CHEFOO

CAWNPOBE

HAMURO

HANKOW

HARBIN

*EX. Mascharfm)

LYONS

KALACCA

TRỒNG TOMO

MANILA

ILOILO

MUAR (Ichors)

TROH

KARACHI

KLAND

NADAHAKI

KOHE

.WURDEN

CULUH 20

NEW YORK

DAIBEN

FOOCHOW

PRIPINO

PENANO

LANDOON

HAIPHONG

BANDURO

NAIOON

HANKOW

SAN FRANCISCO

HARBIN

HUANGRAI

SINGAPORE

NONOKEW

TUILO

Pul

JOHORE

KOBE

EUWLOUN

KUALA LUMPUR

"QUBADA YA

BUNDES PATA HI

TIENTHIN

TOKYO

TSINGTAO YORQILAMA

Current Accounts opened in Lool Currenaj and Fized Deposite vostra de 925 year of aborter parla in Lacal Cutrones and Btarling on was which will be quoted on application Elong Hong, Li &príl, 1980.

HONG KONG SAVINGS BANK.

The Durine of the above Beak in conduct- ed by law BONG KONG AND BHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Butes may be sötained on application.

POR THE HONGKONG AND BANDHAS BANKING CORPORATION.

V. M. DRAYLURN,

Hong Kong. Ilk July, 1000.

Chist Manager.

NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) DANKERS.

"Faustinabat-19387

Hong Kong Onoj z—ti, Queen's Bond Centra Authorlaad Capital Oxildən 150,000,000. (£1,800,000.) Pull-Up Capital. Calders 80,080,000 (28,109,170) Ramera Fund. Ouilder 40,015,000

(£3,134,060)

Head Office~AMSTERDAM• Blur Hood DEN-BATAVIA.

ABANCIES:-Bandjarmasin, Bundown, Borbay,

Funny

Calautta, Oberibou, Bieber, Djak Jakarta, The Hagua", Jaddah, Kobe, Kula-Hadja, Makassar, Maden, Padang Falconimog Pekalongan Ipetinax, llazgoon Rotterdam. Bhasthal Bibolg

· Bourahtia, Singapore, Borstars (Solo), Tegal, Tjilajap sod Wolterredse.

Benamny (Bunaire).

■

• Thess of can have deposit boxes to teks Condon Banker:-Natiocal Provinciál Bank Ltd.

Comerpondenta ali over the world

Banking business of avaty

description teclad

1. STOKINE.

Acting MY,

Hong Kong, 18th âugust, 1980.

BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE.

HEAD OFFICE: 96, Boulevard Haussmann, Parla.

Subscribed Capital Fra 72,000,000.00 Paid-Up Capital...Frs. 69,400,000.00 Reserva Funds ....Fra.102,000,000.00

BRANCHES:

Bangkok Hong Kong Quinhon

Saigon Battambang Huc

Ganthe Mengtze Shangbel Canton Nam-Dinh Singapore Djibouti Neumos Thanhea Fort-Bayard Papecto Tientsia Haiphong Poking Tournas Harkow Pnom-Penh Vinh

Pondicherry Yunnanfu BANKERS:

Hangi

+

IN FRANCE: Comptoir National d'Escompte do Paris; Credit Lyonnais; Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas; Credit Industriel et Commercial; So- ciete Generale.

IN LONDON: The National Pro- vincial & Union Bank of England, Ltd.: Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris: Credit Lyonnais.

IN NEW YORK J. P. Morgan & Co.; French American Banking Cor- poration: Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.

Interest allowed on Current Ac- counts and Fixed Deposits according to arrangements.

Every description of Banking and Exchange Business transacted.

Safe Deposit Boxes to let.

A. LECOT,

Hone Kong, 1st May, 1929.

KUALA KANGSAR

KUCHINO

MADRAS

MANILA

MEDAN

NOW YOUR PEKING

FENANC

PESHAWAR

BANDGON

MEMARANG

BAIGON

BEREMBAN

SHANGHAI

BINGAPORE

BOUZADATA

TAIPING (F.M.B.)

TAVOY

TIENTBIN

TOKYO

TONGKAK (Bhukel) TRINGIAO

YOKOHAMA ZAMBOANGA

(Phillypios Islands)

and General

(Perak F. 8.) Foreign Exchange Banking business transacted,

Current Accounts opened and Fix ed Deposits received for 1 year or shorter perioda at rates which will be quoted on application,

A. H. FERGUSON. Hong Kong, 8th January, 1929.

(Established 1917.)

Issued Capital Paid-up Capital Reserve Liabilities

of Shareholders. Surplus

$

Manager.

Exchange business transacted.

TAN ENG HOOL,

THE CHINA MAIL.

and

Commerce

Finance

BRITISH COTTON ENTERPRISE.

Lancashire Breaks Away from Tradition.

TEXTILE EXHIBITION.

Lancashire cotton goods have been known for more than 100 wherever trade is carried in the world's most

years on, whether

sophisticated markets, or among the aboriginal inhabitants of un doveloped lands. These goods are far more widely distributed than any other thing that is made by man. Nevertheless, the industry is in many respects singularly madest and conservative. It has been almost an axiom that Lan- cashire goods needed no publicity boyond that given to them by the

wearer.

SIR CECIL IN CEYLON.

Straits Governor & the Dutch Attitude.

RUBBER POLICIES.

ed to take this step, it wil be in a very senior section without

an

Essentially a "Native" Industry.

In quality and design. The know- ledge that the textile bayers of: the world have always considered Lancashire cotton goods to be supreme has hitherto caused the.

The Singapore Free Press com- Lancashire spinners and manufac- turers to think that there was no ments thus on Sir Cecil Clementi's to the rubber; neod to invite the world to a recent referencea special display in England. But situation while passing through: times have changed. Great trade Colombo:- exhaitions are popular. Buyers come to England to

It was obviously a judicious step see other things than cotton, and they come for Sir Cecil Clementi to take to to Lyons, Leipzig and elsewhere meat representatives of the rubber to see what is being done by, this

as he passed through industry and that. Therefore, the industry leaders of the cotton industry Colombo so as to give an oppor- have decided that it is only atunity for explaining the action matter of common courtesy that taken by him on behalf of Malaya. all these visitors should have an Ceylon had a grievance in regard opportunity of seeing what is the to the manner in which the Em- last word in Lancashire cotton, pire's rubber policy was declared, Many of them will find it incon-and in general public opinion a venient to come to Lancashire. very sound grievance, for it was All of them will go to London; not the happiest thing in manners and therefore, the Cotton Textile for a very junior portion of the Exhibition will go to London too. Empire to issue a policy which Of recent years, however, ther

Now that Lancashire has decid-materially ran counter to opinion THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. countries and other fabrics have

made persistent attacks on her taken with great thoroughness, that section being given even 'HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. supremacy and Lancashire has at the British Government has lent opportunity of considering it. Sir Hong Kong Branch: 13, Queen's Rd. C. last found it advisable to break its assistance to the Exhibition Cecil's action here, which it may Authorised Capital Straits $20,000,000 away from Victorian traditions of and has sent invitations through be hoped was not of his own choos

The largest tex-ing, was calculated, as it did, to 8,000,000 salesmanship, and at the White out the world. 4,000,000 City in London next year the first tile display ever seen will be atag- cause a good deal of resentment great exhibition of Lancashire ed in the White City, and the but His Excellency's courtesy of 4,000,000

goods will be held.

variety of fabrics will be the manner may be trusted to have re- 2,526,000

February 16 to 28 will be not-greatest ever known. The 1931 moved the unfortunate impression Branches, Agencies and Correspon- dents in the principal cities of the able dates in the history of the fashions of the whole world will created and to have smoothed down

textile industries. Consider for a be affected; and if the Exhibition asperitios. world,

Every description of Banking and moment the size and importance should become an annual one it of Lancashire's cotton trade. She will mark the beginning of a clos- bas, to begin with, the oldest cot-er and more personal relationship As far as the conference is con- Manager ton manufacturing industry in the than has been known before becerned. Judging by the report world. She invented the very tween the world's greatest textile from the Colombo papers, there machines that made the cotton in- industry and those whom it serves was not much said that was now dustry possible, and ever since in every quarter of the globe. but, it is interesting to note that AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,¦ cotton spinning and manufactur-

His Excellency emphasised the fact: that the Dutch authorities have COMPANY REPORT.

always taken the view that rubber cultivation is in essence a native cultivation. This view has been consistently held by many Dutch experts but no heed was ever paid to it as far as Malaya was con- corned during the boom years and The following is the report for it is only recently, when the pro- presentation to the shareholders blem of extension of native grow- of the China Light & Power Coming has been more seriously con- pany (1918), Limited, at the sidered, that full weight has been twelfth ordinary yearly meeting to given to it in arguments. Yet it be held in the head office of the seems certain that as time goes on' Company, St. George's Building, the tendency must be towards ex- at tension of native production elde Monday, December 15, nooh:-

by side with a consolidation of The Directors have now to lay plantation cultivation into very before the shareholders a State large units which will, by their ment of Accounts for tho

yenraize and organization, be able to ended September 30, 1980.

effect such economies as will offset or at least sufficiently nullify any The Gross Profit for the

advantage in cheapness of produe "Unckimed

tlon which native cultivation may Dividends for 1928-24,

hold. In addition there must al- Premium on Shares sold,

a market for the and Scrip fees

-31,083.70 Ways remain

2,034.45 specialised and scientifically pro- Profit on Sales of Plant

duced article. Amount brought forward

The future there- from last year

68.659.11 fore seems to provide for the gradual extinction of a number of $871,730.79

smaller units, consolidation of many, others and a steady growth in native output. To such condi- tions it seems the industry will have to adjust itself and, granted 17,462.83 there will have to be many losses.

by the way, we have no doubt such adjustment will be effected.

THE

INC.

Head Office: 65, Broadway, New York.

Capital Surplus Keserves

.U.S.$0,000,000 .U.S.$1,572,454 .C.S.$1,908,209

Amsterdam Antwerp Athens

Basle Darlin

RINTU

Bombay

Bremed

Brusela

Bueno Lizen

Calro

BEANCHES:-

ONL Qasgow HATANA Hamburg HATT Interlaken Laumatic Lida London Liverpool Lucerne

Dali14

Lugano

Cannes

Copenhagen

Haples

Parle toning Teking Palma Botterdam Roma Phats book Shanghai Bouthampton Singapore BL. Morita Tiesiala

Vienn

Tendon Yeaaharos Zurkob

LALKO Colorbo

Kamilles Costantinopla Monte Carlo

Madila Zainbergh Florence

Kolux Ganera

Branches of American Express Company in Principal cities of Unit ed States of America and Canada.

All classes of Commercial Banking Transactions undertaken.

Personal investment

handled.

accounts

The Company offers to intending Travellers the ana of its "Travelers Cheques" and Letters of Credit and

in addition, the world-wide services of its thoroughly equipped Travel Do- partment.

Affiliated with

THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK Resources ..Over G$2,500,000,000

E. W. DUGGAN,

Manager.

THE BANK OF CHINA.

行跟國中

Reorganized, October 26, 1928, under special charter of. The National Gov- ernment as an

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGETM

BANK.

Subscribed Capital....$25,000,000.00 Pald-Up Capital ....$24,710,200.00. Reserve Funda ..$8,820,503.82

Manager.

; HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAL

·HONG KONG" branch:

4, Queen's Road Central.

L

"THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,

LIMITED.

Established 1880.

Reserve Fund

Yen 118,500,000 Head Once-YOKOHAMA,

ing began she has been training generation after generation of cotton workers who to-day live under the influence of a tradition which involves pride in every plece of work produced. Within fifty miles of Manchester, the capital city of the cotton trade, there live to-day ten million people in a network of towns that owe their very being to the demand for Lancashire cotton goods in Asia, Africa, North and South America, Europe and Australasia. From these towas Lancashire cotton goods go forth to the world. Throughout the whole of 1929 there went out on an aver age ten million yards every day. Lancashire piece goods were ex- ported last year to every civilised One of them touk country. $25,000,000 worth. The average over forty countries was £2,000,- 000 worth.

Best Quality. It would have been impossible for the Lancashire cotton trade to

on

CHINA LIGHT AND POWER

COMPANY.

GROSS PROFIT FOR YEAR.

Plus Interest,

above period is

..

maintain these vast export figures in a time, of world depression If its goods were not still recognla. ed all over the world as the best After allowing for:

THE BANK OF CANTON, LTD. Established 1912.

Head Oro-Hong Kong.

Authorised, Capital (E.K. Currency) $11,000,000 Paid-Up Capital Bass Fund

1,665,800 1,000,000

BRANCHES ( Canton, Shangbai, Tienkow, Swatów, Bangkok, New York and Ban Frandac

CORRESPONDENTA

LONDON BANKEES :--

The Lloyd's Bank, Lizalbed.

In all principal sillee of the World.

Farely age and backing hersiness of every description tranunciać.

Bad Deposit Boxes (various sizes) at a pessly

matad of irons 45 10 $40,

LOOK POONG SHAN,

Chief Manager. Hong Kong, 14th May, 1980.

THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LTD. (TAIWAN GINKO.)

HEAD OFFICE:-Taipeh, Formosa.' Incorporated by Special Imperial. Charter, 1899.

Canirsi Bank in Kormoss, Bank-Netos sed &árrage amount Yea, 18,000,000 DRANCHES AND AGENCIES JAPAN:--Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe, Denka

Directors and Auditors' Fers, and Feo for ex- amining Costing Sys

$769,379.53

..$ 18,000.00

- tom Consulting. Engineers' Fees and Expenses .. Donations, Expenses Te Formation of Consam- ers' Deposit Trust, and Sinking Fund Instal- ment

Loss on Showroom Trad

ing and Depreciation on Showroom Furniture and Fittings

Depreciation on Plant and

Buildings ...

The Balance is

The Interim Dividend pald on May 12, 1930, absorb- ed a total of

Leaving an amount avail- able for appropriation

of

819.12

Not Quite Clear.

were

His Excellency's remarks not in every instance clear and Beem to have suffered either from | condensation or insufficient under- 174,032.35 standing. In one sentence he is re-

707.90

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1930.

Overland China Mail.

A WEEK'S PAPERS IN ONE.

New anti-piracy regulations, issued by the Hong Kong Government, laying the onus upon the master of a vessel that all Ordinances in this connection shall be fully observed, have 'caused considerable adverse comment amongst the spokesmen and the personnel of the sea-faring community. The OVERLAND CHINA MAIL reproduces the text of the regulations, together with sapient editorial comment.

The fall of the Hong Kong dollar to the lowest figure on record, 1/2 9/16, is also recorded in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

A daring robbery in broad daylight, whereby the In- truders escaped with over $1,000 in loot, occurred during the week. The men, who posed as policemen, held up the manager of a Chinese boarding house, bound and gagged him, and then robbed the safe. The OVERLAND CHINA MAIL carries a full report.

An interesting case in connection with the respon- sibility of a carrier of shippers' cargo is also reported in full in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

The feared loss of a ship on the Pratas Shoals, variously described as German, Norwegian, and Swedish, and the dramatic rush of Naval and merchant ships to the rescue, is also a feature report of the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL,

In spite of optimistic proclamations from Nanking, the cloud of strife still hovers over China. Latest information from Yunnan is that insurgents there, headed by the Iron- aide leader, Chang Fat-ful, are determined to fight to the death. In the North Feng Yu-hsiang and Yen Hsi-shan are still machinating, in spite of repeated statements that they were to go abroad. All relevant dispatches are reproduced in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL.

There is no phase of the life of the Colony or of China that does not receive attention in the OVERLAND CHINA MAIL the weekly paper that YOU MUST ORDER NOW.

Letters to relatives and friends in] lia, and Canada testify to the keem other parts of the world frequently pleasure and interest its weekly fall to be written even by the most) arrival brings,

ardent correspondents. It a For your folks at Home to re- kindly thought, therefore, to ensure coíve this wackly budget, or to keep that those away from the Colony, yourself posted with affairs during or folks at Home, should have an your absence, all that you have to unfailing supply of Hong Kong do is to drop a note to the "Over- and Chiness news every week-by, land- China" "Mail" means of "X"subscription to the|- "Overland China Mail"

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people with

interest present-day requirements, as it has kmalscover in Hong Kong, and{done all along. What more could many lettera from Home, Austra-be desired

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OBSTACLES IN INDIA.

ported to have stated regarding the Marquis of Zetland on $210,011.70 Dutch position that: $661,726.09

I

$455,747.36

Present Problems.

of Parlia-

TEARFUL LOGIC.

&

Little John (tearfully, after. falling down): "Boo-I've hurted myself.

Mother: "Well, don't cry about it.” Little Johnnie (Indignantly): "Well, what's crying for then!” Evidently Johnnie has

logical kind of mind, and, no doubt, his mother would be greatly, exercised in her mind to answer his question. In fact, Johnny's little indignant ques Blog would probably and the foremost scientists and philosophers in the world at a loss for an answer and could lend to a moat profound dis cussion. Let the solution be what it will there is little doubt but that tears are a safety valve for children just as they are for women. Stil, no-one likes to soe children cry and the modern tendency towards gentle- neza and intelligent sympathy, an op-

"The Government of Java could not agree to any form of restrig-

London, Oct. 22. 205,977.78 tion which would artificially keep In his Frealdontial address at the price below the economic price the Birmingham and Midland-In which enabled the native to tap."stitute, the Marquis of Zotland, It is difficult to understand what one of the British delegates to the is meant by a form of restriction Round-Table Conference, said that The Directors recommend the which keeps prices down, since one formidable obstasies stood in the declaration of a Final Dividend in of the main objects of any restric-way of the immediate Introduction respect of the financial year end-tion of output is to force prices up of a complete system ed September 30, 1930, of 50 cents and it is the present unrestricted mentary self-government in India.

on the "Old" Shares, production which is the root cause por share

He declared it was impossible 6.44 cents per share on the 1930-of such a drop in price, as has forc to create a democratic electorate Foaed to older disciplinary methods, Owing to our gumerous branches FORMOSA an, Kagi, Karenko Klang, Issue 3hares allotted on Februaryed much native tapping apparently by a stroke of the pen in a 'coun-

Matong Nazso, Bhloshire, Teich, Jainant, 1930, and proportionate amounts to rease.

Tatto CHINA-Bogbal, Hankaw. Am27. Podbow on the shares allotted subsequent contorted as it appears to be, is a population was illiterate and in orient-Hong Kong Bappor, Boerabaya, to February 7, 1980. Such divid-proof in itself of the fact that the which nearly 90 per cent. lived in end will absorb about $414,000, touchstone of any Government remote villages scattered over an

ed over leaving a balance of about $42,000 policy in the D.E.I will not be the immense country-aide. to be carried forward to the new loss sustained by European com- Two matters of the highest im- year's account.

prospects for the portance were the control of the native cultivator. And looking at Army and the position of the Na conditions in the Dutch East Lotive States. diss there is not much doubt that the policy is very sound statesman-

China and large connections in the

Takso, Tamil, Town, Haito,

Canton.

Oslealle, Batavia, Bombay, London, New York, Tires,

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THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD.

Established. 1818.

HEAD OFFICE:

10, Des Voeux Road, Central,

Semarang

Shaqekai

Shimondbekl Singapore. Soorabaya

Sydney Tientsin

Capital and Surplus Total Resources

rutės: tā be obtali

Hong Kong. 10th

HONG KONG, IN

over HS 8,000,000.00 over $30,000,000.00

Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted.

ent and Fized Deposit Accounts in local, and for rénciér opené før ellentés vings Account” and Safe Dep #Boxen!)

Directors. Mr. Lawrence Kadoorio was re- cently invited to, and has necept ed, a seat on the Board of Direc- tora.

panies but

But even this remark,try in which 90 per cent. of the

The Federal Scheme.

ls bringing greater chances of happl- ness into children's Ilves,

In other flelds too much progress

dren of to-day happier, and, in con ts being made towards making chil- sequence healthier, than those of past generations. Old-fashioned nauseat ing crudo purgatives that gripe and upset the nerves as being discard. so-called "soothing" medicines for babes,

narcotics and containing opiates are being swept out of exist ence, Baby's Own Tebists, the most perfect children's 'medicine yet achiev od by modern science, has done, more ship. The Dutch Government has Obviously the latter could not to accomplish this than anything ales. Baby's Own Tablets is a per- The Board now consists of the in the East Indies a very valuable be compelled to enter any all

dispensed under the super- gredients, following gentlemen: Mr. R. G. possession. There is a very large India, system against their will. fectly balanced combination of in- Shewan (ex-officlo) (Chairman), population which in some districts It was one of the merits of the vision of the highest qualified chem- Mr. A. K. Compton, Mr. C. A. da is of a distinetly excitable charac- Federal scheme put forward in theists for the relief of infantile indiges

They Roza, Sir Robert Ho Tung, Sirter, and it is obvious common-sense Simon report that it opened the tion, constipation and colle.

also check diarrhoea, expel worms, Elly Kadoorie, KBE, the Hon. to encourage amongst that popula- door to the inclusion of the Native allay fover, colds and croup: During Mr. J. P. Braga, Mr. J. Scott tion any Industry which will assist States in an all-India, system foething they are especially invalu and Mr. Lawrence in-keeping it prosperous, happy should they, desire to enter it, but able, casing the palas and thus, in a Kadoorie, and subject to as little interference their right to be consulted was above all they are pleasant to take natural way, inducing sound sleep. Under Article 35 of the Articles as possible. Rubber planting is fully recognised by the Govern and, whilst gently active, they soothe of Association, Mr. A. H. Compton such an industry and from a statesment, and indeed was one of the the delicate Internal organs of the Truly, the greatest boon of and Mr. C. A da Roza retiro, but man's point of view it would pay reasons for holding the Round-child being eligible offer themselves for Holland to sacrifice the whole of Table Conference the age to children and parente alike.. reselection

the European capital which may be The Margula considered, that Obtainable from 411 chemists- Auditors.

invested in rubber assuming that the position of the Army In India The Accounts have been aware necessary, which is not at all was perhaps the most difficult national army. They derived the |dited by Me

Bingham certain if it ensured thereby com- problem to be solved before India cohesion which they possessed, Mefors Linstead fort and contentment to large sec could obtain complete, Home Rule. from the fact that they were oil- Migible for retions of its Asiatic Fubjects The regimenty composing the cered by men of a cingle race,

Indian Army did not constitute a namely the British,

Hareton

& Matthews