File 600/1905 Pt 3 'Aden Hinterland: Situation; Withdrawal of Political Agent from Dthala; Treaties with Haushabi, Kotaibi and Alawi chiefs' [‎17v] (30/508)

“3. I, Sheikh Mahomed Saleh A1 Akhram 10 p\TcJmeltld
take not to levy tran.it dues more ^impose them
and to recover my dues at Labe] , 1 am nor emitic ^
at any other place. , ,
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“ 5. That both of us whose “rteX^^htBri&rGo^ent
9. The above arrangement seems quite ^Q^f^ybe^ena sti-
proval of Government, I would recommend that Mich Ch f a 4 mun f tion . T he
pend of Es. 100 per mensem and 25 arms and 2 500 roun^ ot am , ^ ^ ^
Alawi Sheikh at P 168 . 6 "* rec 7 ves ' only per mensem and this
case there will be an additional payment f E . 50 j shall arrange
mySetter No. C-240, dated the 28th June 1913.
10 Government may wish to know why the Kotaibi should now be given
T, 1 on • 7 Ao nronosed in 1907. It is necessary that both the Alawi
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wreck the entente which is now certainly very cordial.
11 In 1907 it was proposed that the Kotaibi’s stipend should be paid through
n A - T rw 4 i la TVtiq nrrflncrenient is not suitable now. It is the Abdali
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f-heir own and to his own detriment, carried on their petty pulc.ing .
has a Jrerinfluence in all Hinteriand matters and if the agreements are now
passed and signed, not the least benefit to accrue will be k* '”
to the British Government who have appreciated his_ usefulness. Moreover ere
dit is due to His Highness for the part he has played in settling the long-stan mg
feud between these tribes and bringing about this agreement for the safety of the
trade routes which would have been impossible of accomplishment without h .
Thet trite have now made up their difference and it is an auspicious moment
in which to seal their friendship in the manner proposed.
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