RACIAL STRIFE IN CRETE.
WARNING FROM THE POWERS.
By Te:<"£nipl).—Preu Ansociaiion.—Copyright Canea, February 27. The British cruisers Lancaster and Minerva, from Malta, have arrived in Cretan waters. The Consuls of the protecting Powers (Great Britain, Russia, France, and Italy) handed the Government a drastic note warning Cretans that if they show themselves to be unable to govern themselves peaceably, the Powers will take action not in conformity with the Cretans' wishes.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14929, 29 February 1912, Page 7
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