مجموعة ٣٦/٢٩ "كرمان: المباني القنصلية" [و‎‎٧‎٣] (٢١٦/١٤٧)

It is requested that in any further communi
cation on this subject the under-mentioned letter
and number may be quoted, and the reply
addressed to —
The Under Secretary of State for India,
Political Department,
India Office,
London, S.J^. 1.
^917/27.
INDIA OFFICE,
WHITEHALL,
LONDON, S.W. 1.
3 rd Margh, 1927 •
iiinm
Sir,
I am directed by the Secretary of 't&te for
India in Council to refer to your letter Mo.77C(2)- of
the 9 th August 1926, and to aay that he aanctions the
propooal of the Government of India for the eurchaae of
the consular buildinf; at Kerman,
With reference to the Secretary of State’s
telega Uo.C&B of the 2 nd arch, it will be seen from the
marginally noted correspondence
that no charfje will be raised
against tho Ii^erial Government in
respect of tlie proposed capital
expenditure, either as re artls
the consular buildin(; at Kerman or the recjonotiruction of
the hospital attached to the Ho shed Consulate General,
pending- the further consideration of the general question
of the revision of diplomatic and consular expenditure in
Persia, but that the right has been reserved to claim the
contribution from Imperial revenues of a moiety or such
other share as may be in accordance with the final
decision on tlie general question#
I am, Sir,
The Secretary. Your obodiant " orvant ‘
Forei-'T! ana Political bepartaient,
aOIJttlltlljT OF WUIA.
To Foreif:a Office, l^th i.ovembor
1926, P.37P1.
Copy nent to India 25th
fovaraber, 1926.
SVem Foreign Office, 22nd February
1927, P.917.
Copy sent to India, 24th
February 1927
(3d) L.O. Wakely.