IN THE GREAT DEPENDENCY

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11646, 14 August 1916, Page 4

IN THE GREAT DEPENDENCY

LOYALTY OF INDIAN POPULATE A SATISFACTORY SITUATION. United Press Association —By E!«J trie Telegraph—Copyright. I Reuter. I Simla, Aug. 12, I There is general interest in til war and strenuous efforts to (asiidl in the final victory grow keeoal throughout India. Six Indian officeiil and soldiers have earned the Victor! ia Cross and twenty seven Milita™ Crosses. The general trade comii| tions and the crop outlook are satin factory. Jute and tea are boomi»J and cotton has improved. The relai tions with Afghanstan are of tin friendliest character, and the Amesl is scrupulously maintaining lifl promise of strict Tribal which are usually restless on tin borderland are quieter thanfsl many years. I