TAP SHIP STRIKE.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1924, Page 3

TAP SHIP STRIKE.

(Received ibis day at 11.25 a.m.) TOKIO. Sept. 22. To-(lav being the national holiday there were no developments >o the Nippon Yuscn Kaislia strike, which, in view- of possible far reaching consequences. is absorbing public * r L tl^ ,,tlt J” to the exclusion id all else The pu - 1 icetcni of yesterday s statement •>: the directors led to further rejoinder* on the part of the strikers whose attitude is reported to he stiffening. ««- ino to assurances of sup pm t Don branch ofliccs everywhere. . Seamen, with the exception of one section which is reported to he hacking no the president. maintain neutrality. Should tlu\ ho forced into the dispute, the situation would he greatly complicated.

JAPANESE EMIGRATION. (Received this day at H-25 a.m.) TOKIO. Sept. 22. A party of officials are going t. South America oil 30th. Septoin >Ol " an inspection of the economic V.’. . tions and exploitation of l l ’ ?s j ” 1 11 fur Japanese emigration thither.

A RUGBY AIRMAN. (Received this day at 12.30 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 23. Tt is understood the aviator R’Oisy is preparing a flight to Australia D’Oisv who is a keen Uughyite, de.siies to studv Australian form in view ot tho French team's impending visit.