TROUBLE IN INDIA.
BOYCOTT OF BRITISH GOODS. By telegraph, Press Ass’ll, Copyright Bombay, Aug. 8. The natives are greatly iuoousod at tho proposed partition of Bougal provinces, adding a portion of Assam, lmmouso meetings of protest have boon held at Calcutta, and endorsed resolutions passed at recent provincial meetings to boycott British goods as a pretest against British indifference to Indian affaire, and tho Government's disregard of Indian public opinion.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1529, 10 August 1905, Page 3
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