THE PRINCE.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1921, Page 5

THE PRINCE.

HIS VISIT TO INDIA. SCENES OF LOYALTY. THE RIOTS OVER. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyrlgtt. Delhi, Nov. 20. The Prince of Wales has returned to Bombay. He spent the Sunday quietly. He was effusively cheered at various points by great crowds of natives a* he drove through the city. He visited the Seamen’s Institute, and attended service at the Cathedral. Received Nov. 22, 5.5 pm. Delhi, Nov. 31. That the Prince’s visit to Bombay was unaffected by the rioting was proved by the great ovation and military display at the Stadium, at which 15,000 natives were massed in open tiers, and pot a single discordant note was struck. Among the addresses received was one from the Parsees. The disaffected native quarter was quiet, and there were ao serious outbreaks of rioting or looting. This was due to the energetic action of the authorities, also to the efforts of tne joint pickets of Parsees, Hindus and Mohammedans who patrolled the bazaars in conformity with the agreement readied last night between the various factions of the native community at Gandhi’s residence. The .trams resumed their running, and most of the shops re-opened. Normal conditions are apparently established, but the police and military still keep a close watch over the disaffected area.