ARMS FOR THE FRONTIER
STOPPING THE GUN-RUNNERS By Tflegraph.— Association.— London, December 28. The Westminster Gazette says that gun-running in the Persian Gulf cannot be stopped without the co-opera-tion of France, which has hitherto not seen its way to relinquish trading rights in Muscat. Meanwhile, a partial remedy in England's hand would be to stop the export of Home-made' rifles, which find their way to the north-western frontier of India, via Muscat. The Morning Post declares that the rifles are made chiefly in France and Belgium.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14565, 30 December 1910, Page 5
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