'File 9/2 I Bahrain Reforms: Finances of the Bahrain Government' [‎104v] (225/556)

5. Itera B), Expenditure« Tho state at present contrfbut^s Rs 4000
nonthJ^ towards Manameli Municipality-againet t&Ls pertain e^ctra
landing taxes on goods aro creditad to th® stats- The state also
contributes R b 450 p<tr menaem at present towards semi tat arniia
Alitharraq-Rular propca^s to Btart a proporliv organisad I^unicipali
ty in Muharraq towards whicli tho stat© w ill contribute Rc 1000
monthly ins ted of the sum hitherto x^aid.Rec&apte £xom Municipal
taaces will on the sane linos as already collected in Ilananieh.
K # Bbcptsnditure. The ctate at prcoent contributes Ps 1000 I
monthly to a school which io however very badly jaanaged & lias few
pupils.The Ruler proposes to take over the luuiagejient of this school
(It is noicinally a state school but has been entirely nonaged hitherto
by a mall party without stat.e supervision) & to form two other sohoo-
There will be ane elementary school in Eanaiiieh & on$ in Muharraq & a
more advanced school in '^harraq.# Contribution to each oltmentary
school Bs I0C0 u; to th* higher school Hs 2000 per nonoen.Pending ^he
forms tier of the schools tb,.? bal-.-nce of rs 2000 per nenoen r;ill
maccibt.'.!late towards initial expenses of equipment«
The Ruler requests^ln this co»ineotion # the ass::.st<inc :• of
would bo glad,if aoverrrent approves,if an Oiducutfnal officer,with
exi^-iencts of an arab eoimiiry could be lent,on reputation,to advise
a? start the schools ^ thereafter to pay cay two short annual visits t*
conduct exanlnations % report On the schools. A, separate letter on the
subject will be submitted.
Item K. Expenditure. Since th- introduction of reforms & L for .nation
of the Bahrain Court a number of cases have arisen in ?/Lich it was
found that Shail: &.sa had,in late years,sold plots of i ad t^iec over,
or sold land belonging to others without their know ledge .The only fair
settlement in a number of cases has been for the state to compensate
one of the parties. The Dep.uty Huler has settled a number of such
cases during tlx. 1—3 ^ yoar.It is considered probable thatis in connect 4
ion with the land settlement & record of eights a number of fresh
cases may come to li^t % it has be u Viju$ht prudent to allow a sun
for such purposes# The sams property involved is generally not of
great value#
Item P # Expenditure, A system has been evolved thereby the ruler can
uhder
accurately control oxpenditure hh certain miscellaneous heads &
xpenditure, Th9 otate at present contri , but«9 Ro 4000
owards Manameli Municipality-against thia certaiii extra
axes on goods are creditod to tha etate- The state also >
R b 450 p«tr mensem at present towards sciiitat^Qnln
jth« Rular propoass to Btart a properly organ^seid Municipal!
3.rraq towards whicli tlxo state w ill contribute K b 1000
icted of the sum hltlierto pald.Heciapts from jlunicipal
L on the saxie linoc as already collected in lianameh#
snditure. The state at present contributes Ps 1000 (
a school wnich in however very l>adly. xnana^ o d & lias I'ew
Ruler proposes to take ovex- the ruuia^e .lent of this school
lally a state school but has been entirely nonaged hitherto
-.art ■' without state supex^vision) 3c to form two other achoo.
>e one elementary school in Manaiuei: & one in Muharraq & a
'd school in ^"'harraq. # Contribution to each ©l&aontary
no & to thf? higher school Kg 7.000 per mens en • I'end: ing the
* the schools the bal'- nce of r s 3000 per mensem will
I owards initial expenses of equijiiient ♦
quests, 5.n vKi s oo^ineotion, the asaist<inc : of ii,1:.G- # ^
•A, if Government approves t iit an iiducaufiial officer # v r ith
f an arab coTmj?i?y could be lent,on acputation,to advise
ochools & thereafter to pay cay tr /o short an nual visits
inations ^ report On the schools ♦ A. separate letter on the
be submitted.
diture. Bine- the introduction of reforms & t . formation
in Court a number of cases have arisen in v/hioh it was
lail: Basa had,in late years,sold plots oi 3.:-id twie. over,
belonging to others without their kho- led^e .The only fair
i a number of cases has been for the state to compensate
irties. The Deputy Huler has settled a number of such
i the last year.It is considered probable thataa in connect-
- ^^nd settlement & record of rights a number of fresh
)me to light % it has b^ ii thought prudent to allo \7 a sun
v poses# Tie property involved is generally not of
titure. A system has been evolved thereby the ruler can
uMer
control expenditure mi certain miscellaneous heads &