WILL CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS WITH BOTH SIDES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 230, 27 September 1915, Page 5

WILL CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS WITH BOTH SIDES.

NO ANTI-BRITISH FEELING IN THE KINGDOM. I.'IN DON. September 20, It is Rcmi-oflirially announced in N'!i;i tiiat Rulguria'H mubilination i» due to recent changes in the political ami military situations. Bulgaria, it \t elated, )ii» not tin- slightest ajrgrceem. , intention, and in firmlj resohvd to defend, fully armed, her rights to independence, following the example u( Il.,l!un<i and >wit7.erland at th- beginning uf the war. Bulgaria \» obliged to view her neighbours' movements of troops as a danger which will !•■ threatening her from an Auntro-Kerman oir.-n-iv.- Scrvia. ha-) pro-rluim.-.l an arnicl neutrality, while continuing pourparlers with the rrpreBontativeH of the two bplligerent Rroupn. Kruter'« lorrrspondrnt Irarns in diplomatic i]iiartfrs in I.onion that in tlic continue 1 alieencc of definite neva regarding poliry Rje.it uncertainty e.xinte 11.1 to tlif meaning of the latest developments in tie Balkan*. The rapidity of evenU ocraxione much surprisr. although it is e..neitlerecl tli.it the (ireck mohilisation i« merely the corollary °i Bulgarian action. Moreover, it is pointed out that there if no anti British feeling in Bulgaria, where Britain's single mindrd. conciliatory policy in the Balkans is fully recognined. The Sulia correspondent of the "I-ondon Timfs" etatei* that rrr.pr.nsihie quartern hold that IJulgaria'a mobilisation muet not be regarded a* an indication tiiiit Bulgaria's intentions arc \r.irliki?. It ie neceeaarr for Bulgaria to take precaution? in view of the near approach of the theatre, of war to her. Negotiations with the Allies will proceed ac before.