TERMS TO TURKEY.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16812, 19 April 1920, Page 6

TERMS TO TURKEY.

FUTURE OP ARMENIA. (By Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) {Received April 19th, 12.10 a.m.) LONDON, April 17. Although the situation in Germany will dominate the work of the San Remo Conference, the Turkish Treaty will also be dealt with, involving an important decision regarding Armenia. It is authoritatively stated that whatever tho Supreme Council's reply to tho objections of the League of Nations to accepting the proposed mandate, Turkey will not retain the suzerainty of Armenia. [The Executive Committee of the League of Nations at a recent meeting in Paris adopted, tho report of Lord Robert Cecil on tho protection and maintenance of the future State of Armenia, which showed that, as tho League of Nations had not tho necessary financial and military resources for the purpose, tho Supreme Council should dccide how temporary financial arrangements may be secured. Th £ committee expresses the opinion that it will not to difficult, when this has be® ll decided, to find a Power willing tc accept the mandate for Armenia.] Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, of 122 Cashel street (corner High and Cashol streets), Ohristchurch —head office, Wellington—report that recently they actod as agents in filling the following applications for Letters Patent: F. Wilson, Hawera, brusher; F. Rand, London, crate; W. Layton, Auckland, clothcs washer: J. Johansen, Norway, boiler tubes; O. Beckworth, Seattle, drying fruit • E. Berg, Picton, cinema machine; J Balsillie, Melbourne, light projector; £> Ross, Victoria, road vehicles; F. D. Gould Co., San Francisco, motor-cara; « D:.L. n T>nr+li Vinnrl track. W