THE CRETAN CRISIS.
ATTITUDE OF GREECE.
Press Association.-Electric Telegraph.-Copjrij!ir
London, March 29. Greece is apparently unwilling to agree to the proposal for the mutual withdrawal of Turkish and Greek troops from Crete. She requires to be allowed to administer the affairs of the Island under n European mandate.
Athens, March 39.
Europeans, in conjunction with Turkish troops, are protecting the water supply at Canea,
The Greeks in Cyprus havo boycotted German exports in revenge for the attitude of Germany towards Crete.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10404, 31 March 1897, Page 5
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