BULGARIA AND SERVIA.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 June 1913, Page 5

BULGARIA AND SERVIA.

THE THREATENED H3STILITIES.

MOVEMENTS OF FORCES

(Received Last-Night, d.o o'clock.) SALONIKA, J una 7.

General Putnik has informed General Savoif that ho will meet any n>ow advance the. 1. uigaria-ns may make with the entiiy Servian-army. The Bulgarian eighth division has moved northward, to - oppose the Servian concentration-;

The Servian and Greek forces in Macedonia are estimated to number 370,000.

- A RUSSIAN THREAT

DIPLOMACY MUST BE EXHAUSTED.

(Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) ST. PETERSBURG, Juna 7. The Russian Government has informed Bulgaria and Servia_, that, in the- event of war, Russia will saddle the responsibility upon whichever combatant refuses to exhaust the resources of diplomacy. Russia will not remain an indifferent spectator to an t internecine struggle. There must be 'some modification of the Serbo-Bul-garian Treaty. If the two States are uhahib to decide upon a modification, Russia is prepared to do so; LAW AND EQUITY*. > WHAT THE SLAVS THTNK. (Received Last Nicht, 5.5 o'clock.) VIENNA, June 7. " It is considered in Southern Slav circles that if the law, under the Treaty; is on the Bulgarians' side, there is also equity on the side of Sarvia. ' ATTITUDE OF POWERS. (Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) CONSTANTINOPLE, June 7 The Powers have collectively demanded that Turkey and the Balkan Allies, demobilise immediately. PREMIERS TO MEET.

(Received, June 7, 10 a.m.) BELGRADE, June 6. The four. Balkan Premiers will meet at Salonika, prdbably'on Sunday next. BULGARIAN MINISTER RESIGNS FEAR CONCERNING■'■N-EW MIN- : ■-.■:.'. V.v.: ..;,istry.. :.-;■ ( _v (Received La-st Night, 5.5 o'clock.) ' •'. • SOFIA, June 7. The resignation of the Cabinet is confirmed. It is feared that th? new Ministry will be less favourably disposed towards an amicable arrangement with Seryd'a.