FRANCE AND ITALY.
ANNEXATION OF MASSOWAH.
THREATENED REPRISALS. [press ASSOCIATION.]
Paris, August 11. M. Goblet has addressed a circular note to the Powers on the Massowah difficulty, in which he insists that the district has always been regarded as a portion of Egyptian territory. He denies the right of Italy to annex. The note further protests against the taxation of Greeks, the seizure of Zulla, and threatens reprisals.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9132, 14 August 1888, Page 5
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