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, ^® ner f.^ at Shiraz was away during most of the year and
the offices oi the Trading Agency were closed down. A member of the
head omce of the Trading Organisation has visited Shiraz from time to
time tor purchases of lambskins and gum tragacanth.
Surveys. —Mr. William Browne, surveyor of the Anglo-Iranian Oil
Company, set out from Shiraz at the end of November for a survey of the
S. E. districts of the Province.
Church Missionary Society .—The Right Reverend Bishop Linton,
13. D. Bishop in Persia, visited Shiraz in June to take farewell before
leaving Iran to take up a fresh appointment at home. He is succeeded by
the Right Reverend Bishop W. J. Thompson, formerly Archdeacon and
Principal of the Stuart Memorial College at Isfahan, recently consecrated
Bishop in Persia.
Four candidates were presented by the Stuart Memorial College at
Isfahan for the matriculation examinations of the University of London
held at Isfahan in June. Of these only one was successful.
Dr. J. A. Martin, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. arrived at Shiraz at the end
of the year for duty at the Church Missionary Society Hospital at Shiraz.
He has over ten years service in India with the Society.
Sport .—A football team from the capital visited Shiraz during the
summer and matches were played with the newly formed local team.
A local tennis club was formed at Shiraz.
Archeological.—Monsiem Goddard of the Ministry of Education was
at Shiraz early in the year when a division of the finds at Persepohs was
made between the Iranian Government and the Oriental Institute ot
Chicago.
Professor J. Upham Pope was at Persepolis in the month of May.
Professor E. Hertsfeld, the field director at Persepohs proceeded on
leave early in the year. He did not return and was succee e ' ' .' »
Schmidt, a naturalised American citizen. Hr. Schmidt is m charge also^of
the works at Rey and in Luristan. He moves between Hertzfeld
plane. All the German staff formerly working unde
had been replaced by Americans at the end oi e year. n
The American mission, under a Mi. Upton ^rkmg^t^Qasr-Abu-
Nasr, near Shiraz, closed down work in May a , lava
French archaeologists of the Musee du Louvre Mission, began
tions at Shahpur, near Kazarun, in * e au J™_ in November an d set out
for SbthanSArfakan.' lUis"ngaged upon a^r archaeo^ical
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every facility for his work m this P 10 ™^ Majesty’s Vice Consul)
British Consulate.—Ur. L. F. L. Ryma , t d to shiraz from
and Mr. L. Barnett, Probationer Vice Consuls^ret^ ^ left for
Tehran in May for a further course o P examinat i on; after which
capital in December to take their se
they proceeded on leave of absence. p i arr i V ed at Shiraz on
Mr. W. H. Young, P^Tve^rIfperTn studies. He has been
December 28th, 1935 for his firs y Consul,
attached to the Consulate as Acting