THE NEAR EAST.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1923, Page 3

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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. U.YJIUK ASMS i TREATY FUR TFHKKY. BAFSANNK. January J 4. ft: lias mnv Been arranged that treaty Be presented to Turkey at a plenary sitting of the conference on the firs! of February. \!l the delegations leave I. an. cmne at the end of February. All the delegations leave Bausaiine at. the end ol tlie week, hut a representative of each delegation will remain in ease the Turks ie.|iiiie explanations If the Turks decide (<> sign the Treaty, the heads of the delegations will return to Lausanne ior signature. REFER RFID TO I,EAGLE. (Received this day ai c a.m.) I.A LS ANXK. January Jo. land t'mzou has written to li.c Secretary ot the Braun,, of Nations roil nesting the Council's attention to the dispute of frontiers hetweeii Turkish Dominions in Asia Minor and mandated territory of frak. J.ord Ourzon adds tliat as lie had publicly annoiineed on beiialf the British Government tlie intention to refer the matter to the Beague, he asked that the subject Be included in the Council agenda foi the ensuing meeting at Paris. THE TLRKISH TREATY. ■ Received this day at OdiU a m.) BAFSANNK, January JO. In coiiseijnenco of the Allied delegations decision to present a, draft treafty to the. Turks on 31st. Januaiy and to depart on Ist. February, leaving only the- experts to make any explanations the Turks may demand, Js .met announces lie ••'ill leave on the same day as Lord Curzon. leaving the lAngora. Government- to furnish the reply to the Allies proposals.