THE BALKAN WAR

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 5 December 1912, Page 5

THE BALKAN WAR

THE ARMISTICE SIGNED.

GREECE STANDS OUT

(Received Last Night, 7.30 o'clock.) LONDON, December 4. Tho whole of tho Allies, excepting Greece, have .signed tho protocol for an armistice, with Turkev. SOFIA, December I. It is openly stated that the armistice will be signed, if necessary, without Greece, who will -ho permitted to continue the war alone, if she so desires. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dee. i. At tho conference at ChataMeja, an armistice was signed last night, Greece alono refraining from sigu'ng.

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

TO RE CONTINUED IN LONDON

(Received Last Night, 8.20 o'clock.) LONDON, December-!. _ Tt is expected that peace negotiations will be continued in London in a week's time. ALB A NTA N IN DEPENI )E\T E.

(Received Last Night, 8.30 o'clock.) CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. -I. The Albanians at Janina cei:template proclaiming their indopeiidcnro.

GREEKS AT SALONIKA

FRICTION WITH B ULG A RIA A S

(Received Last Night, 8.30 o'clock.) LONDON. December 1. Tho Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Salonika sends a censored message, which shows that tbe Greek."-: have experienced much difficulty in maintaining order in tho city, without causing an open rupture with the Bulgarians. Numerous cases of friction have occurred.

GREEKS REPELLED.

(Received Last Night, 8.20 o'clock.',

VIENNA, December L It is reported that 3000 Greeks attempted to enter Serres, but were repelled In- the Bulgarians, with i los' of 250.

GREECE'S OFFER TO BULGARIA

A WARNING FROM FRANCE.

GREEK NEWSPAPERS IRRITATED.

(Received December -I, 10 a.m.) LONDON, December I, Greece lias offered Bulgaria throe divisions of fresh troops and the entire disposal of her fleet in order to loreo Chaialdoia. PARTS. December 3. The Echo de Paris states that M. Poiiicaro lias warned Greece, creating dissensions amongst the Allies.