IMOROCCAN CONFERENCE.
EDWARD THE PEACEMAKER.
By telegraph* Press Ass’n,. Copyrl’gjfi London. Maroh 9. The Times Paris correspondent implies that tho Kaiser’s conciliatory attitude regarding the Algeeiras Conference is largely due to King Edward's friendly message to the Kaicor.
IMPROVED PROSPECTS.
GERMANY SEEKS INTERNATIONAL SURVEILLANCE.
I!y telegraph, Press Ass’n, Copyright Received 4.43 p.m.. March 10. Madrid, Maroh 10. Germany, through Austria, proposes that France and Spain organise police at seven Moroccan ports, but that Casablanca be under Swiss or Datch instructors, who, like all police, will presumably be under the control of the Inspector-General. London, Maroh 10. The Times says that Germany thas enforces international surveillance. A general recovery occurred in the Stock Exchange owing to the improved prospects at tho Algeoiras Conference and the better feeling on the result c>f the Government’s policy in Souih Africa.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1695, 12 March 1906, Page 2
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