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Abbas, arrived from Bushire on the 14th,
vice Mirza Muhammad Khan Mansuri,
who proceeded to Bushire on the 28th.
t(| 328. Naib I Sayyed Shamsuddin Khan
Safai, Commissioner of Police, Bandar Abbas,
left for Henjam and Lingah, on inspection,
on the 1st and returned on the 21st.
As he had left orders that no passports
were to be issued in his absence, over a
hundred passengers, who were held up,
threatened to make telegraphic representa
tions to the Shah if they were delayed any
longer. The safe of the Nazmieh had there
fore to be forced open to obtain materials
for the issuing of passports.
329. Yawar Amanullah Khan Nusrat
arrived from Tehran via Bushire, on in
spection with the Coastal Road Guards
Department on the 21st.
330. Agha Yousif Lutfali Khonji, a well-
known merchant of Bahrain, who is now
doing business in Bombay and has branches
in the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , arrived on the 21st,
and has been negotiating with the local
merchants with a view to forming a com
pany for the importation of a combined
spinning, weaving, electric and ice factory An East India Company trading post.
for Bandar Abbas.
Military.
331. Sarhang Hisamuddin Khan Huma-
youn Shah Raise, accompanied by Naib
Shafi Khan, arrived from Tehran, via
MuKmmerah, on the 14th, as inspector
for the Military Department, and proceeded
to Jask and Charbar on the 28th.
332. Reference paragraph 269. Naib
Sarhang Abdullah Khan Arab Nijad, Offi
cer Commanding Bandar Abbas, returned
from Charbar and Jask by the Naval motor
dhow A term adopted by British officials to refer to local sailing vessels in the western Indian Ocean. on the 26th.
Biyaban Affairs
333. According to news received in the
first week of the month, a band of Taher-
zaies, having had a skirmish with the troops,
raided the Custom House at Galak and
killed the Mudir, while retiring.
334. The sister of Mir Barakat Khan,
who went to Tehran last October, with the
hope of seeing her brother and begging for
his release, returned,on the 15th, as she had
found that her brother and his elder son,
Abdullah Khan, had both died. It is
feared that the situation in Biyaban will be
aggravated after this news reached . their
followers.
Arrival and departure of Ships.
Date
Date
335 Name of vessel.
of
of
From
To
arrival.
departure.
“ Bankura ”
7-12-33
7-12-33
Henjam
Muscat.
“ Baroda ”
7-12-33
7-12-33
Jask
Henjam.
“ Barpeta ”
14-12-33
14-12-33
Henjam
Jask.
“ Bamora ”
14-12-33
15-12-33
Muscat
Henjam.
“ Baroda ”
21-12-33
21-12-33
Henjam
Muscat.
“ Bandra ”
21-12-33
21-12-33
Jask ..
Henjam.
“ Bamora ”
28-12-33
28-12-33
Henjam
Jask.
“Bankura”
29-12-33
30-12-33
Muscat
Henjam.
Miscellaneous.
336. Dr. (Miss) Baillie of the C. M. S.
arrived from Kerman on the 11th and re
turned on the 17th, accompanied by Mrs.
E. Baillie, her sister-in-law, who arrived
from England on the 14th.
British Consulate, C.H. LINCOLN,
Kerman, Captain,
11th January 1934. H. M's Consul, Kerman
Distribution —
H. M.’s Minister, Tehran (2 copies).
The Hon’ble the Political Resident A senior ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul General) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Residency. ,
Bushire.
The Foreign Department, G. of I.,
New Delhi.
The Chief of the General Staff, Simla.
H. M.’s Consul-General, Meshed.
The Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. , Muscat, in charge
of Mekran Coast.
H. M.’s Consul, Shiraz.
H. M.’s Consul, Bandar Abbas.
H. M.’s Vice-Consul, Zahidan.
The Intelligence Officer, Quetta.