ITALIAN ANNEXATION.
(PBK PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
London, August 3. It is reported that England has given an assurance to Italy that she will interfere should France attempt to annex Tripoli Paris, August 4 The annexation of Zulla by Italy is considered a direct insult to Franco, who claim it by virtue of a treaty with Abyssinia. Bomb, August 5. The " Riforma " states that Zulla was annexed at the urgent request of the natives. [As there seems to be Bom 6 confaslon as to the place taken by lay, It may bo ex* plained that Zalla is situated on Ansley Bay, a few miles south of Massowah, m lat. 15deg 14mln N,, and 30deg 4lmln E. It haa no connection with another place of somewhat similar name, Zeila, whloh fa a port on the North Somali coast of the Golf of Aden, and forms part of the British protectorate established m 1885,]
(Received August 7, 12 30 p.m.) Rome. August 5 All the Powers are favorable to the Italian annexation of Massowah except France.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1912, 7 August 1888, Page 3
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172ITALIAN ANNEXATION. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1912, 7 August 1888, Page 3
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