EGYPT'S TROUBLES ENDED.

Taihape Daily Times, 11 April 1919, Page 5

EGYPT'S TROUBLES ENDED.

Received April 11, noon. " LONDON, April 10.

Mr Harmsworth said General Allcnbv lias issued a proclamation stating the restoration of order had enabled' the- removal of restrictions with regard to travel. The Egyptians might have the country if they desired. He added that a Ministry was in course of "formation. FATALITIES IN DELHI. Received April 11, noon. LONDON, April 10. Mr Fisher announced that six were killed and sixteen wounded in the Delhi riots.' There was no fßhible elsewhere A VISIT TO POLAND. Received April .11. noon. LONDON, April 10. A deputation will shortly visit Poland in response to the Government's invitation.

SOME HUGE PAYMENTS

Received April 11, 11.45 a.rn

LONDON, April 8

Mr Chamberlain, in the Commons, said the bread subsidy cost £50,000,000 a year, payments under the railway agreements £50,000,000 a year, unemployed donations £1,250,000 a week.

DISPOSITION OF BRITISH TROOPS.

Received April 11, noon

LONDON, April 10

Mr Churchill said M. Piehon's statement that there were .140,000 British troops in the East, included Balkans, Turkey, Asia Minor, and the Caucasus. There were ijonly 20,000 in [Russia. These figures did not include the Caucasus, where the troops were not engaged in military operations, and were not in contact with the enemy. o ■