FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12647, 3 June 1919, Page 5

FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA.

♦- A CORRECTION CABLED. ? T s*l> p!l “ :pT ** A. tal N.Z. Cable JWMon and SSr. (Received June 3, 11.35 a .m.) The foil • LONDON i June 2. me rollowmg is a correction of the prmou 3 cable. Section 11., the Austrian frontier (on page 3);— the frontiers of Austria are defined as follows: —The northern frontier, facing Lxeoho-Slovnina. follows the existing administrative boundaries formerly separating the provinces of Bohemia and Moravia from those of tipper and Jjowbt Austria, subject to certain minor rectifications, notably in the region of bound and Feldshers and along the River Moravia. The southern frontier, racing Italy is to follow the watershed between the Inn and the Draro on the north, and the Lombardy Rivers on the south, passing Col du Brenner and including Setetten Valley in Italy. That . i ac ' n g the SerboCVont-Slorene State is j to bo fixed by the principal Allied and Associated Powers at a later date. In ™ e , (o. r n part the line, passing just I east of Bleiburg, crosses the Dmve just ; about its confluence with the River’La- , rant, and thence will pass north of the Brave so as to leave to the Serbo-Croat. Slovene State Marburg and Radkersb',rg. just to the north of which latter place it will join the Hungarian frontier. The western and north-western frontiers facing Bavaria, the western frontier facing Switzerland, and the eastern frontier facing Hungary, remain unchanged.