ملف ٢٩٠٨/١٩٠٧ الجزء ٢ "البحرين: ترتيبات الحجر الصحي" [و‎‎١‎٤‎٦] (١١٢/٤١)

No. 148 of 1910.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
ESTABLISHMENT.
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The Right Hon’ble VISCOUNT MORLEY of BLACKBURN, O.M.,
Bis Majesty's Secretary of State for India.
Simla ; the 20th October, 1910.
My Lord,
We have the honour to refer to Your Lordship’s telegram, dated
the 10 th June 1909, which conveyed sanction to certain proposals for placing
p'ttZe our despatch No. 195 (Establishment), dated the (quarantine miangcments at Bahrein
the 3rd December 1908 . on a p r0 p er footing, at an estimated initial
outlay of Rs. 5,000 approximately and a recurring annual charge of about
Rs. 2,664.
2. We have now to report that the Sheikh has expressed his willingness
to pay the cost of the quarantine arrangements generally, but desires himself
to appoint a quarantine doctor (under the advice of Government), and to
have the quarantine fees collected by his own representatives, the Political
Agent disbursing all expenditure. We have accordingly agreed that the
cost of the quarantine arrangements
* Letter from the Political Resident in the Persian -j-i uui ir -it
Gulf, No. 1514 , dated the 5th June 1910, with encio- generally snoulcl be uelrayed by the
Letter to the Political Resident in the Persian Sheikh OU these terms. A Copy of the
Gulf, No. 3°55.Est. A ., dated the 30th September correspondence* on the subject is en
closed.
3. In view of the reasons given in paragraph 5 of Lieutenant-Colonel
Cox’ letter cited in the margin above, we have sanctioned an annual grant of
Rs. 1,250 for expenditure in connection with plague preventive measures at
Bahrein, to be utilised in the manner indicated in the Political Agent’s letter
No. 319, dated the 13th May 1910. This expenditure will be met from the