THE NEW HEBRIDES.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1700, 18 February 1888, Page 1

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

London, Feb. 13. The Commission to administer the affairs in the New Hebrides will consist of a President and two British and two French officers. Each nationality is to fnrnish a President monthly. The Commission is to reassemble whenever any disturbance arises at the Islands, and no military or naval measures can be carried on without first having obtained the 1 sanction of the Commission. In matters of urgency the nearest commanders shall act in concert; but il that is not possible, aclioa may ba taken separately, but such action must be reported lo the srninr officers, who wi 1 await the Commissioners' orders. The powers granted : to the Commission do not extern,. to land ( disputes. ‘

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