BALKANS.
ADVANCE ON SALONIKA, DELAYED OWING TO DISPUTES. Athens, Feb. 20. The well-informed Messager d'Athens states that the delay in the advance on Salonika is due to the Germans' failure to reconcile the claims of Austria and Bulgaria. Each wants the other to attack. Bulgaria will not attack unless she is given Salonika t» keep. Germany lias not yet persuaded Austria to consent.
BULGARIA EASING OF*' Salonika, Fel>. 20. Roumania's attitude and Greece's prefounil change of opinion towards the Allies have created uneasiness in Bulgaria. The bulk of the. Bulgarians, who have been co-operating with the Austrlans and Germans in Macedonia, have now been transferred to the Danube. AUSTRIAN'S IN ALBANIA. Amsterdam, Fell. 20. An Austrian communique saye:—The Austrians and Albanians occupied Kavaja, southward of Durazzo. SERBIANS READY. Salonika, Feb. 20. One hundred and thirty thousand Serbians are being drilled and equipped at Corfu, ready for the mainland.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1916, Page 5
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