THE BALKAN WAR.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 March 1913, Page 5

THE BALKAN WAR.

CABLE NEWS

(United I rest Atsociation—Bft sl** trie Telegraph—Copyright.)

CROWN PRINCE CONGRATULATED. KAISER PARTICULARLY CORDIAL. (Received March 10, 8.5 a.m.) ATH ENS, March 9The Greek cavalry captured 2300 Turkish fugitives north of Janina. European Sovereigns have congratulated the Crown Prince on the victory. The Kaiser was particularly cordial.

BULGARIA AND SERVJA. SOME EXPLANATIONS WANTED. (Received March 10, 8 a.m.) SOFIA, March 9. The Government is seeking explanations at Belgrade in reference to the Servians expelling the manager of the Bulgarian National Bank at Moilastir.

THE FUGITIVE STEAMER. (Received March 10, 8 a.m.) ATHENS. March 9. Tlie Turkish cruiser Tlamidieh left Svmi Island on Wednesday. Tt is re : ported that her stem and one boiler are damaged. BOMBARDMENT Of 1 ADR IA XOPLE BULGARIA NS CHECK ED. LOSS OF JANINA. (Received Last Niirht, 10.5 o'clock.) CONSTANTINOPLE, March 10. Adria.nople was bombarded on Thursday and Friday, but matters were quiet on Saturday. The artillery at Bnlair checked the Bulgarian advance from Kurnchiilik, inflicting loss. The Bulgarians fired on the cruiser Torgut on Friday, which ultimately silenced the land batteries. A Bulgarian aeroplane dropped a bomb at Bulair, which caused no damage. The loss of .Taninn has created a painful impression.

TURKS AT JANJXA. GREAT PRIVATIONS SUFFERED. (Received Last 'Night, 10.5 ATHENS. March 10. When Janina surrendered the Greeks -sent supplies of food to the Turks, who suffered great privations. ' : MEETING OF ALLIES. NO DECISION ARRIVED AT. (Received This Morning, 12.15 o'clock. ) BELGRADE, March 10. The Cabinets of the Allies continue their conversation's, but have rot reached a decision regarding the Powers' proposal. It is feared that the Turkish Government is not strong enough to assure peace against fresh revolutionary outbreaks. '

SHEVKET PASHA. RESIGNATION RUMOUREI). .MEMORIAL TO SAYAM PASHA. (Received This Morning, 12.15 o'clock.) LONDON, March 10. The Chronicle's Constantinople correspondent states that it is rumoured that Shevket Pasha intends to resign. Crowds attended a memorial service at the Suleimaeis Mosque to the late ■ Nazim Pasha. There were Ipud cries of "Vengeance on the murderers."

Twenty-five officers attending the service were arrested.