مجموعة ٣٠/ ٤٥ "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: ملخصات استخبارات الكويت، ١٩٣٢-١٩٣٦" [و‎‎١‎٩] (١٢٠٨/٤٨)

an improvident in a«ki cat ionul method a will result#
llie BriUah authorities in J^aleatine had no
observations to make on their paat activities.
10) wtBikh Hi lax sJ. iXutaXri, a of feutalr
t ibal origin, ant a million al re iii inglisa money, l«f%
Kuwait for k. orth jaat W#Jd on a prolonged hunting trip
aoi with a considerable retinue on the Uth oven her.
Hia first offln? ia at er Kigai on the Kurrei t-Xraq uaudl
Arabia border ant hie aubaequent etas pa win be in the
OJmikX in hejfi.
.••ir^inha# liav iaoff t • faleetinian subject of
Jewiah birth, arrived here on the let htwember to stay
some months and purchase lamb enn sneep skins for hie
firm Maser#: The Hue eon* e ,iay uompany, ltd., of Loudon.
The world demand for lambskins is according to hlra
ixicreasing and local skins have beau found very good as
compared with those of neighbouring countries. He
expects to span here about ts.ai.OOO,
Vhe Iraq a-aremmett, vide pare a&-A(b) and 111 of
the Sttismjjr, ha» within last year purchased 350 sheep frar.
Kuwait In an auaeavoux* to Improve the Iraq breed#
Ife^msATr CIL OOMP^ # ; 1 -
i r.i-atl ier t an exaployee of the Kuweit uil Coapsiy
l^avinp Kxwalt by ul^it on the 1 st &ovsaber bound for
Bahra Oil veil, north of Kir alt Bay and without a &iide
was found near dawn by iejm&n tribe amen In camp south of
a1 Manqish on the southern frontier of Kuwait#
It is ua oar stood that his journey had ended
only with the end of his patrol am he had apparently boen
in and out of a&udi Arabia. He was retrieved on the
evening of the following day.
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