THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
BARON KOMURA'S PRECAUTIONS. MILITARY ACTIVITY TO BE CONTINUED. (Bcccived July 28, 10.37 ,p.m.) , London, July 28. ; In well-informed circles in Washington, it is stated that Japan is likely to demand the neutralisation of Vladivostok, and the dismantling of the defences there, and that she will offer in return not to fortify Port Arthur. Diplomatists say that Baron Komura, before accepting appointment as peace plenipotentiary, stipulated for the raising of a new Japanese loan, in view of .the continuance of the war in the event of negotiations failing; the occupation of Saghalien, an advance against Vladivostok, and the striking-of a . decisive blow ill •Manchuria. . The first three of these stipulations have been fulfilled. The fourth stipulation, it is expected, will be observed.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12931, 29 July 1905, Page 5
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