'تقرير الإدارة عن المقيمية السياسية في الخليج الفارسي للسنوات ١-١٩١٤" [و‎‎٢‎١‎٩] (٤٨٨/٤٤٢)

FOE THE TEAK 1914. 29
Jask was visited during the year by H. Jr. S. "Pox," "Alert " « P P lo T „. "
Navy. .."Partmouth," ' "Sphinx,'"
" Duke of Edinburgh " and by R, I. M. S S '"Minto " anrl^'' T " Mlnei V,'
French warship " Jeanne d'Are ■■ also visited the station. awrence ' The
CHARBAE.
Mr. P. J. Hughes continued to hold charge of the Telegraph Station and to
British officials. I T 00 ' C . after the interests of the British
Indian subjects residing at that place.
Mr. Johannes Pater was in charge of the Persian Customs throughout
Customs. the year. 0
Shahdad-bin-Abbas and Yusuf Safar were the Walis of Charbar acting
Wall,. under the orders of Mir Din Muhammad
The latter was appointed in place of Jihand on th ^^TifDe ^mb^'shaS-
bm-Abbas, who is a naturalised British Indian subject, is said to be the cause of
ill-feeling between the wo Chiefs. He was warned Aot to leave Charb^Tnffl
the differences between the Chiefs were settled but he fled to Dashtiari
There was a detachment of 31 men of 95tli Russell's Infantry under a
Native troops. Colour Havildar in command for the
at i ji • protection of tlie Teleffrapli Station Tn
November this was strengthened by a British officer, a Native officer and
io men.
The following ships of His Majesty's Navy visited Charbar during the
Nary. year:' iox," " Dartmouth," ^Pelorus"
visited the station. The « W. d'to" .1..
GWADUE.
Munshi ibdul Eahim, the Director's JSTative Assistant, was in charge of the
Native Assistant. interests of British Indian subjects residing
at Gwadur.
Shaikh Ghalib-bin-Ali was the representative of His Highness the Sultan
Sultan's representative, Maskat.
Seth Muhammad Eahmoo continued to bold charge of the Sultan's
Customs. Customs.
During the year under report eleven fugitive slaves took refuge in the
Slaves. office of the Native Assistant. All of
ment expense. them were sent to Karachi at Govern-
The dispute between Mir Hayatan and certain persons of Nigore, men-
Tribal dispute. tioned in the Administration "Report for
Mehrab Khan of Kedj. 1913 ' WaS satisfaotoril y sefctled b y Sirdar
Several matters in dispute among the British Indian subjects and also
Judicial. between them and the subjects of His
W „r , ,, ^ „ . Highness the Sultan of Maskat were settled
the Director at Karachi. 18 1011 both parties or by correspondence with
Gwadur was visited by the French warship <f Jeanne d'Arc " on 20th
Navy. January.
Karachi; ^ E. GUNTER,