'Adminisistration [Administration] Reports 1931-1935' [‎179v] (358/416)

rrf the annual migrations. The date for the carrying out of these measures
f 3 not y“ fixed but a decrease in the movmg of the tribes has already
taken place. .
Yawar Bahman Mirza, Mas’ud, the ^^X^milLt 6 and cTvIi
was frequently at Shiraz for liaison work with the military and civil
authorities. , . T
Sarhang Qasim Jalil, military governor of the Chahar Lang section
of the Bakhtiari, was also at Shiraz m July.
r r i r^nvernor-General with a senior military officer from the capital,
near^T4l-i-Hhosrau t has a teMi 1 negl^te^M - ^plaMmd r wHhout sufficieirt™!!!
as the new settlement is a centre of malaria.
lh, property of 'f ^pt^
Shiraz, was transferied to go rhieftain in Shiraz in exchange
taking over of all the U he owner has not suffered over
£ Sa^et whSts able 1 to negotiate whilst stBl m favour.
Some concern was caused the QavammLMdk^The
SritiKlssed to be equally intrigued by the disappearance which
they attribute to m urde J. or smclde f properties of the ex- Munshi A term used in the Middle East, Persia and South Asia to refer to a secretary, assistant or amanuensis. Munshis were employed in the British administration in the Gulf. -
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Preventive Service. -The Customs preventive service at Shiraz
disbanded and the branch closed down early m the > .
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to the capital. £ ou'-nnrr i a ctill mifferiner from the restric-
T ra de .—The import trade of Shiraz is still suttermg
tious governing imports. • j Minister of Finance
Representatives of local mere an P . ^ restrictions and for
on his first visit to Shiraz ° r . V;® Th only resu lt was the promise of
facilities to carry on their business. tI . a ding companies in which
financial assistance for t e or Merc hants were given the choice of
government took the hon S S T ’ , concerns, the majority having no
investing their trading capi der hag rea ii se( j that there is no SC0 P e , f °p
voice in the operations prices of imported goods and of
private commercial lnltl f a ^ h “ b d *fit of government.
local produce are rising for t » nment holds the principal
These trading companies, m wl g
capital, were formed early in the year and are^ *< assis ting the
(o) The Shirkat-i-Tijareti founded fo J 1 ® the P ports of the Persian
f» «* ‘ l «
capital) and is m a position to obtain pre^ was ^
in applications f °r ™PTrp\n7 noo\ of which government,
through°the^Agricultural Bank, undertook to prowde Bias
■ 1 st «. 1 ...
will be of Rials 100 (£1-5-0) each..