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Mataura Ensign, 21 July 1914, Page 5

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BT ILBOTHIO TSLIOKAHI PKR UNITED PUBIS ASK Received J ulv 21, 11 vancouves The I)uke of Conming!' General) telegraphed to aboard the Komagata 3 them to preserve the peiu? eminent wa.s fully mgnisi claims and would give th« tin', hut warning them tl adian laws must bo ob»or The imiriigratwn author awaiting (he arrival of tho bow with a special foro jackets. The Hindus declue -thl fight to the finish, an(J tliereiore, that the bombsn Komagata Maru will Im» tl tioii of (he exfraordinil which lias arisen. ijSlk ' (iurdit Singh Hindus would all die figl than leave.

DETERMINED RESIf EXCITEMENT IN CO" Reived July 21, 12:5 VANCOUVER The .lananese Governing V'Ked it:; Vancouver (\mt<ul the Japanese crew from fclti M a m. The Hindus are erecting on the decks anil fashion:n obviously intend to offer ft resistance. t A contingent, of bhiejnckf cruiser Niohe has arrived « Victoria to join t.!u> Rainlxi There is great excitement Columbia over the powibili Asiatic disturbances and t 1 ties are taking nre;autions { order. i

The Japanese steamer | .Warn sailed Slmnahai j Indians. Hw arrival at Vi<*l caused considerable anxiety, (linns have plenty of rnnn<s] making a vigorous effort tfl (iovernment to allow Britkf from India to enter freeJy ijj Orders, however, wort* sen* migration ant horitief. at \]fl nHjiw the Indians to port them Win Dritich OH (ioverninent believes on sound leual and grounds,' and before consulted witli tin* tice. The immigration voked tlie April of hist rear, onitrance <>f all laborers ami Uritisli Columbia for six mol Indians seek to evade tliitf claiming that they are not j laborers, Inii they are still < mittiinee ttnder the regulat prohibits the entrance to < Oriental:; except. by direct pill the country of their birtlu dared thai the Komagatn IHsm sail direct from India, but f"j