FRONTIER CRISIS.
THE SULTAN'S FOLLY,
By telegraph, Press Aes’n,. Co»yrlgh London, May 14.
Reuter’s Stamboul oorrGßpondent telegraphs that Sir N. O'OoDnor, on Sunday night, replying to the Poits’s agreement to ovocuate Tabah and tho appointment of a Delimitation Commission, dr dared that the form of tho Turkish note was unsatisfactory. Bo insisted on unconditional and oomplete acceptance of the British demands.
In order to give the Sultan a few hours’ greop, the Navy will consider the ultimatum expires to day.
THE PORTE YIELDS,
FOLD ACCEPTANCE OF DEMANDS,
By telegraph. Preen Aea'n, Conyrlgh Recoivod 11,5 p.m., May 15. London, May 15.
Sir Edward Grey was cheered on announcing that bo had just received iofor rnation of the Porte’s full acceptance of the demands. The Sultan aseents to the telegram of April, 1892, as a basis of delimitation, and the joint commission gives the boundary of Rapch southeasterly to a point three miles from Akabab.
The reply gives every reasonable hopt of a completely satisfactory settlement ol details beiDg arrived at.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1750, 16 May 1906, Page 2
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