'Adminisistration [Administration] Reports 1931-1935' [‎145v] (290/416)

Up to now only the houses and other landed property situated within the
city or the neighbouring areas have been dealt with. A branch office was also
opened in the town of Bahramabad for the Rafsinjan district.
Permission was received by the local Registration authorities in the month
of March to collect the Registration fees in three instalments in cases where
the parties concerned were unable to make full payment in advance, in suite
of this and the fact that the periods allowed for the registration of the various
areas were extended several times, the majority of the houses and estates sf”
remain unregistered and have therefore had to be declared 4 ownerless ’ pj
the cases where the fees have been duly paid, no documents of ownership have
been received from Tehran up to the time of writing.
The Director-General of Registration paid a visit of inspection to Kerman
in the month of May.
As the result of representations made to Tehran on behalf of the local
editors, permission was received early in the year to make arrangement with
the local newspapers for the publication of notices in respect of registration
of property in the province, excluding the property situated in the" first area
the Kerman city, the contract for which had already been given to the editor
ot bitareh-Jehan ’ in Tehran.
througW ihe a ™ ained “ Charge ° f fte P ° St and Tele « ra P h Department
The delivery arrangements, both of mails and telegrams, were on the whole
hosts and Telegraphs. satisfactory and punctual than
heforp ha win <*• , i i .
. ^ mix mat, mail
on the road on accoont of rain, etc. ’ ng When Were heId U P
ImlHhU wLe ° n %
that the oflicial in charge of the Post Office is particularlfefficlent in h^ work" 11
Fara-Vashi (Mutarjim Hnmaynn), Principal of the Pehlevi Middle School
Education. B 1 Kerman, received instructions from
recall in August 1933. ° ^ C ar ^ e slIiCe previous incumbents
until the an i i\'ai a of e t he S ii!n\ r Dire ctor^M 1 Caf 1 ^’ 1 1 . n a ^ition to his other duties,
March. W IJlrect °D Mirza Sadiq Khan Ansari, at the end oi
a couple of years prior to Auvust ITT / ll ! cat,0 . n department m Kerman fc
seem to be a man of sufficiput ^ 1926 ’ ] ! as b . e 1 en m charge since. He does nc
connected with the Endowment an d is said to be more interested in matter
money to change hands 1011 ^ 1S ^ e P ar ^ men ^ in which there is mor
saidloff^^the 25 saLlLdTrbT’ ^T 01 Danish-Sara >) in Kenna
the year, was inaugurated bv the Pn W Vv . n C C01m Ky by the Majliss early i
School at the end of April. vernor-General in the hall of the Pehle 1
by aEmiruftf ”'jf masE'foTlhf? < p t i!] efd0 r'^ Xam '' natl ' 0 ' ia ’ are organh
chairmanship of the Head Hasten fefTwfT Middie School, under t
chairmanship of the Head MWor G 1 eV1 Kcvernment Middle School, undei
dates who p^e, ted ^ 0f the 149 ci
passed the written part Twr t?nf °f f t A 7 „r r !- deC,are ? ^
can<
havi
passed the written nart twriflno- Q ' T ere declared successful in havi
figures Were only arrived at after’thf? Tu tlC ’+ • eSSay and diotati on). The fi:
and extra marks given owino- to o ai ithmetrc papers had been re-scrutini;
of the difficulty in 1 quesB^ns^smu^o^ made ^ masters and bovs becai
the primary sturulard and woX W Wl r 1Ch 7xT far to ° hard the boys
Middle school. The piece selected fn 6 a p 6 ?- P 0 ^ 1 * 8 many bo 3 T s in
from 50 to 60 difficult words and thp^P ^ tatl0n also was too hard, contain]
make it difficult for the boys to understar. Hv, 6 ai .’ ran S' ed 80 close together as
that the Examination Board entirelv faileVt 6 T< i an outsider [t a PP eal
a primary one, and they also seemed that the examination v
amount of knowledge as themselves 1 ^ ^ a ^ cand i da tcs had the sa