THE BALKANS DISPUTE.

Mataura Ensign, 24 February 1909, Page 3

THE BALKANS DISPUTE.

:• l-:u\ - Ni'.W CABI.'sLT. j av i.!.'.cri;!C "i.ia.vi: vi-n mi'viuuu'; j-c.u u.NiiM' n;i:s.i Ai-soCi.vi ion. IiLLUUADK. Feb 2."., A t'ainnet comprising ail factious lias lie,_mi ionuf u at Belgrade. M. Novakiiviteh is l'iviuicr, M. Milovanii\ itrl« Minister for Foreign Affairs, ami .\). Z'-'Oko'. itch Minister for War. M. I'asitcli ie\-Premier) lias been apopinto'i Ministi-r ot Works. 'ITIIivKY AND IH'LGAiUA. CONSTA.MIXOIM.E. Feb. £li. itil'.ui I'asea (("'rami \ izier) ill at inter\ tew with a correspondent oi" the ■Aiioiiiv lielj;ai-s' dcclaretl that hi was hopeful of a settlement o£ the Balkans dispute, adding: "J desire o close, a \erv ehise, understanding with liulgaria." The negotialitins are progressing. A CllOH'li OF BOMBS. Keeeiei't! l ebruarv 2-1, 5.20 a.m. LONDON, Feb. 23. The Belgrade correspondent of the 'Daily Mail' reports that five types o! honibs liavc supplifl lo the Servian Miiny. thi": oraooK impkovino. tit'ccivi J Ui. S.'iO a.m. LONDON". Fc!>. 23. 1-if Vi'-nnii c.)n«'.spoii(l«'iii ol 4 P;e siiys i!i;«i the Balkan outlook to ;t tnnlciu'v towards irninont.