'Administration Reports 1925-1930' [‎110r] (224/418)

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7T RWH o h fl anTo 0 n SteamShipS with a total tonnage of 168.166, comprising
■cargo German were registered as having entered and cleared with
Political.
oi lQf T H re W . as n . 0 cllau S' e ln the hard and fast policy pursued bv the Con-
adopting a tvmSt ^> y 1 relati0nS 1 With the local ^ministration and
adopting a sympathetic attitude towards the local population.
if any 0f in. did not evoke s P ecial enthusiasm,
any, in tli s town, and the 10th of May passed unnoticed No demonstri
r^otrr 6 " hel . d ^ in ot ^ r p arts of ^ Th™^
order of thif^ 8 ^ anti-British since the new
their dealings 8 with BrSh'subJeS 40 ^ 0Verbearin g and arbitrar y «
The revival of the BAHRAIN, BASIDU and HENJAM Questions
reTdmSisTration 1°/ An g lo -P hobia a r n g St the NationalisfmeSrs of
ine aaministration and one or two merchants.
BANDAR S rRR f ATf'T e0ted ^ the election of a single Deputy for
Tune . t0 the seventh Mejliss at TEHRAN was enacted in
ceedins-s anrl it 1 - eS ^ eC ersian takes no interest whatever in such pro-
candX; ^hn iff Z nec ® ssar y to import an outsider to canvass for the
n * j h 10156 ^ f or election and who is generally a stranger
to this District and moreover a nominee of the Central Government.
Quarantine.
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Bandar A hhas.■-Lieutenant D. L. MACKAY, I.M.D. who had held
ferred 0 to 0 MUSrAT tln % MedlCal ^ 0ffiCer f0 ^ the paSt aeven y® ars was tra ns-
terred to ML SOAT as Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent. Surgeon and succeeded by Assistant Surgeon
J. li. bwEENEY, from BUSHIRE on the 16th February
Shortly after assuming charge, the Persian Quarantine Medical Officer
anTKARVp^T" 7 !. <?UnC1 l a i t TE ! H ® AJ ^ to declare the ports of BOMBAY
? .i, T> . ^ cholera-infected and contrary to the requirements
of the Pans and Venice Sanitary Conventions compelled the British India
mr a t B AN d IT a S LTSHIRE pratique, without touch
ing at JiAA DAR ABB AS or other Persian ports from BOMBAY
Later the mails only were allowed to be landed till the end of October when'
under orders from TEHRAN the "Paris" rules were applied to 'vessels
arriving from infected ports. vessels
Efldemics .—rhe district was free from epidemics, with the exception
of small-pox which is endemic m many parts. f
Medical.
n( , To ' T CharitaMe Dispensary .—This was in charge of a British Medical
Officer throughout, the year, and continued to function satisfactorily
The number of out-door patients treated, as compared with the
preceding years, was as follows:— t v0
In 1928
In 1927
In 1926
n F&PD
7,620
6,528
7,450