MORE IMMIGRANTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1925, Page 2

MORE IMMIGRANTS.

LONDON'. January 23. Colonel Unwin. delegate of ! tie .Salvation Army, is proceeding ‘o Austialin to promote a Kcliemo of hoy immigration from I>ritaiii. IMPORTANT POINT. PARTS. Jan. >X Tim “Matin’’ is of the opinion that certain general clauses of the RussoJapanese treaty are most important. For exainnle. the mutual undertaking not to deal with a third power to the detriment of the contracting parties would seem to imply that in the event of a conflict brought about by the Soviet in Europe, or Asia. Japan would maintain at least an attitude of benevolent neutrality.

CLYDEBANK RENT TROUBLE. LONDON. January 23. Tn his presidential address to property owners of the federation of London, Mr Churchman of Manchester criticised Scottish officers for not intervening in the Clydoshank rent Mar. He declared the situation at Clydebank was disgraceful. Ac present it was practically tnoh rule. Clyde hank property owners were deprived of their rent, not in a majority of cases liecause the tenants Mere unable to pay. but because unscrupulous men had promised that if they return to power, the tenants would henceforth live rent free. WRESTLING. MELBOURNE, January 25. Tn a wrestling match Ted Tliye brat Peter Limutkin on points. Limutkin wrenched his knee, and was unable to continue after the sixth round.