AUSTRIA INTERNALLY .
FINANCE
(By Electric Telegraph—Copyright ) [LONDON TIMMS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT] (Received this day at 9.20 a.m.) PARIS July 22. A perusal of the financial clauses of the Austrian Treaty shows the liquidation of the assets of the old AustroHungarian Empire compels the Austrian Republic to start life ns a bankrupt. The State is faced with an enormous debt, tremendous currency inflation and overwhelming obligations towards the Allies. Will Germany lie allowed to 'undertake financial, economic reconstruction or will the Allies assume this responsibility, is a pertinent question asked in Conference circles.
AUSTRIA’S EX-EMPEROR (Received this dav at 9.20 n.ni.) j VIENNA, July 20. The ex-Emperor Karl is shortly visiting the King of England to nmnge financial questions, and there is a possibility lie may reside in tingland,
AUSTRIAN PREMIER. VIENNA, July 27
There arc reports that Herr Bauer will bn compelled to resign, because the Entente suspects liini of planning a union with Germany.
HUNGARY’S RULERS. (Received this dav at 12.20 p.m) | BASLE, July 27. 1 Count Andrassey in an interview favoured a coalition of Bourgeois and Social democrats. The Entente, could not negotiate with Belakun representing only one section of the people. Ho admitted that Belakun could only ho overthrown hy force.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1919, Page 3
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