"تقارير إدارية ١٩٢٥-١٩٣٠" [و‎‎٥‎١] (٤١٨/١٠٦)

CHAPTER I.
T
BUSHIRE AND HINTERLAND.
S ection 1.
Personnel.
The different appointments in Bushiip were held as follows:—
Political Resident and 'Consul-General.
Lieutenant-Colonel F. B. Prideaux, C.S.I., C.I.E.
Secretary to the Political Resident.
Captain B. Stuart Horner.
Under Secretary to the Political Resident.
Captain G. A. Falconer till the 25th July.
Captain C. G. Prior from the 11th August.
Residency Surgeon and Chief Quarantine Medical Officer.
Major M. A. Nicholson, I.M.S.
Vice-Consul, Bushire.
Mr. A. J. Gardener (Levant Consular Service).
Executive Engineer, Persian Gulf Ports.
Mr, E. T. Eoch, P. W. D.
S ection 2.
Foreign Representatives.
out lC; h J 0nmlate -~^ le Commalldant Trenga held charge through-
Political Resident held ch.eg.
Ri^sian Consulate-General. < Consulate-General remained closed
roughout the year. M Abdus Samad Khan, Assistant to the Consul-
General for Fars, visited Bushire from the 19th to the 24th October in con
nection .with the export of locally grown cotton to Russia.
Dutch Consulate. —This remained closed until the 6th October whpn
the Acting French Consul took over charge. '
S ection 3.
British Troops.
were 'not ^ ^ 1/16th Punjab Re8iment left in March and
S ection 4.
Local Government. -
n the Gul f —Mirza Jafar Khan Nuri (Movafaa ud
Dowleh) was Governor, untif he proceeded on leave on the T i
when the Karguzar acted for him He was a fripnHlv ti ^
of no great strength of character, and he left no mark in Bushi^H' tj 1
o tamed another post while on leave, and did not return. His perman^t