'[Un-numbered File] Muscat Diary 1910' [‎2r] (3/278)

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ART.® TRAPRTC.
(Extract from Diary IT—’ 11 ending with 22—* March 1911).
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113* Two Afghans, dressed as Arabs, arrived by S. S.
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"Lalpoora” on the 12—* Instant and left for Debai
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by TTative boat on the 20—* Instant.
114. Two Afghans were passengers by S. S. ’•Bulimba" for
Debai, where they arrived on the 17—* Instant.
11^. Sudoo Khan's brother left for Gachin on the 14-iii*
Instant. It is reported that he will take the rifles
belonging to Sudoc's wife (Vide Hews H—* 7> Entry
67) to Bunder Abbas, Sudoo's wife will accompany him
and later they both intend proceeding to Peshawar.
ll£. It may be noted for general information that petty
gun-runners are now adopting a method of concealing
two or three rifles in rolls of date sticks, the
same used for building huts, which are largely ex
ported from the Batineh Coast. (Consul, Bunder Abbas^
kindly inform S. N. 0. by wire).
117. With reference to Bunder Abbas Hews H~* 11, Entry
90, the names of the Persians who proceeded to
Muscat by S. S. "Lalpoora 1 ’ are:-
AbdUrahm an Kalah
Abdulla bin Abdurahman )
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) of Jenna;
Sultan bin Hamood
Abdulla bin Hussein
Muhammad bin Ahdul1a
Ahmed bin Muhammad
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March 1911.
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) of Moghu;
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) of Duan.
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H. B. M»- Vice-Consul and
Assistant Resident,
L I N G A K.
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