مجموعة ٣٥/ ١٦ب "ترتيبات البريد والتلغراف في جوادر" [ظ‎‎٥‎١] (١١٨/١٠٢)

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that mail deliveries between these two places have
been on a fortnightly basis, carriage being by runners.
It is presumed that this service is supplementary to
the service provided by B. I.S.N. Steamers. H.M. G-.
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believe that former Indian /nland Oirouloy ^ates &&e-
charged, and that registered or insured mail i»-not 4^^
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accepted. 3n regaKL-to the telegraph service^ it ' y
is- understood the-t^ unlike other posts in the Persian
Gulf which have been served by Cable and Wireless Ltd. ,
thi«' has previously been provided for by the (former)
Indian Posts & Telegraph Department, who supplied the
necessary trained personnel. ^^ ^ ^ ^ ft, jui-
3. I-am to say thMr His I ajesty^ GoveinmentJj/ould
like to see the post and telegraph services which have
hitherto existed at Gwad|Ar, continued on the same scale in
the future, ■‘•hey feel, however, that,in view of the
poor communications between wadAfr and the Persian Gulf,
Gwaiiar^ diotcUiee fTV^.-i tha Pnl-ifn^al t ^ ^
at. Bahrain, and of the fact that ^6 is not linked to the
cable system of the Persian Gulf, a number of administrative
difficulties may well arise which might prevent there doing