HINDOOS IN CANADA

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 4 March 1914, Page 5

HINDOOS IN CANADA

A BIG PROBLEM. (Press Association. —Copyright). OTTAWA, March 3. During the debate in the House of j Commons on the Immigration Board, the : ! Hon. "Rodolphe Reniieux, ex-Postmaster- j General, declared that ■ th© Hindu pro-; blem in British Columbia' had reached an acute stage, and emphasised the action taken by New Zealand and Australia. Other speakers referred to the economic disturbances caused in a land where labour was -well paid by the incursion of people accustomed to the lowest stan- ' dard of living. . On the other hand, speakers pointed out the necessity ifor preserving friendly relations with China, and Japan, owing to the growth of Canadian; trade with those countries. i During the debate Mr Stevens, a Vancouver member, quoted seditious articles published in a Sanscrit paper at San Francisco, entitled "The Mutiny. - Public speakers au.l singers And "Nazol" a wonderful help. It keeps_ the throat clear of phlegm and in tip-top condition. "Nazol" acts like a charm. Tan-ol is a great polish, and no mis-. : take! The least application on • furniture', floor-coverings, or leather makes a :i bright, lasting shine. You should, cerj tainly use Tan-ol.*