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Coll 28/121 ‘Persia. Bandar Abbas Consulate Diaries.’ [‎136r] (272/439)

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The record is made up of 1 file (216 folios). It was created in 1 Jun 1943-12 Feb 1947. It was written in English. The original is part of the British Library: India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. Records and Private Papers Documents collected in a private capacity. .

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117. Shaikh Abdullah OeliahtUrl, IWndar Abbas's fighting
oaouty, arr.vad on *arch afeth and Oinad with His v&J-ssty s ont.il
on saroh »oth. His Kajasty's Consul triad to intarast hldi in tna
question of iiaprorad roads, port faoilities and ganeroi post-»ar
aoonoaia questions oonoerning Ban aar abbas, but obtained little
res onse. Sheikh Abdullah's interaste appear to u* solely *itn
(a) Wajlls Intrigue at the oentre (He affinas that he is a
suportor of Said Zla). (b) e» el ling out his ensuloa “f'f («) .
improving hie aonallerable estates at Siriab. To ^
he has brought a banish Irrigation expert, vr. Khufud wit.t him.
118. Oa.otaln Ohaffarl, 0.0. Oar Ison Bandar Abbas left on a
1 40 days tour to slnab on the Ji—nd of aroh.
119 . Aghal Kelli, Rala-l-Hdareh Barbari Hah, Bandar Abbas, left
for Kerman on the J44th v a rah. He la reported to be proceeding on
leave. He was relieved by Aghai Saif Lari.
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120. Oapt&ln Alial, o#C. a*mdami?rie ^aa r^Xiov<?e of is ost
on larch a9the H# handud ovc^r to his aar?lstmt tem orarlly. It
la undaratood that hla r^oral 1c a direct result ot snclKh
Ahdullah aallahaari** vtelt, aa ao many ooBDlalnts acainat Allal
of oorru^tlorA and In efficiency wora thrust u on the T)e uty, that
wired Tehran for A Uni's Im^ediato removal* That Allal was a bad
officer and an unpleasant individual is ufr oubted* but whether he
was an exception to the usual run of Bandar Ah- dondar*; erle
official b is yet to be »Ma#
Hefer^CLee paragraph 67
4gha Bel adl , Hal a- 1-Bank Hiliie, Bandar Abbas called on
Hie lfajeaty f » Ooneul on the doth yarah ana talketi of the suaoeeoc«
obtained by the allies in their big new offensive in Gere any.
122. Hi a raje6ty f s Consul aid an ofxioial call on the acting
Governor on rarch 2lat t Uie nauros holiday*
12S* It is reported that about 60 bags of sugar w re oaught by
the ftandamerle at fturu on the 25th 1 arch while being
into the town froa the Truoial Coast*
124. There ar* over 2,000 bags of sugar lying in the Customs
whloh have bem leportad by aero Pants froa the Truolnl Coast over
the last six months, irevloualy this sugar had be*** released on
entry, but its freezing in the customs for 6 months has led the
merchants to fear that It may be takma over from then by the
Oovemment at a oontrolled prioe.
126 . asfsrence ararjrar h 7o.
Wo ftovemor has yet benn a jpointetl for Bandar Abbas. BheV
kh Abdullah ftellabdari Is anxious to get rosanensadcdi oonflrasd
in the post and is combatting every move made by the ftovemor
fteneral to aend down his own man. Bosanenaadeh lo at least
young and aotlve and is Interested in promoting the amenities of
the town arid is therefore preferable to whatever choice Is nade
in Keraam* As he is the doliahv, ri ' . ue he w uld also he la ^
a stronger position tlsm would bo a stranger, who was non persona
grata with the most influential local all due*
T.a^.L .c.j r i.nimAL/

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Fortnightly consular diaries (monthly from February 1946) submitted by HM Consul at Bandar Abbas [Bandar-e ʻAbbās], Persia [Iran], covering the period March 1943 to October 1946. No diaries for the period November 1945 to January 1946 are included in the file. The diaries, which are organised under various subheadings, cover the following subjects: movements and activities of British and Persian officials; movements of foreigners; food supply, food prices, and rationing; economic activity, including a fish canning factory An East India Company trading post. at Bandar Abbas; trade and shipping movements; communications, with particular reference to the roads from Bandar Abbas to Kerman and Minab, and the availability of motor vehicles; tribal and political affairs; local elections; security; public health; anti-locust activities; meteorological data, including minimum and maximum temperatures and rainfall; public relations, specifically local opinion on events in the Second World War; affairs at various places in the vicinity of Bandar Abbas, including Lingeh [Bandar-e Lengeh], Chahbar [Chābahār], Jask, and Hormuz [Jazīreh-ye Hormoz]. The file also contains the following reports: ‘Notes on road Bandar Abbas – Kerman’, August 1943 (f 44); appreciations of the conditions in the Bandar Abbas Consulate area for the periods 1 April to 15 August 1944 (ff 100-103), 1 January to 31 May 1945 (ff 164-167), 1 June to 1 December 1945 (ff 182-185), and 1 January to 30 June 1946 (ff 209-210).

At the rear of the file is a copy of the consular diary for Ahwaz [Ahvāz] for January 1947, submitted by HM Consul at Ahwaz and presumably misfiled.

The file includes a divider, which gives a list of correspondence references contained in the file by year. This is placed at the back of the correspondence.

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1 file (216 folios)
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The papers are arranged in approximate chronological order from the front to the rear of the file.

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Foliation: the foliation sequence (used for referencing) commences at the front cover with 1, and terminates at the inside back cover with 218; these numbers are written in pencil, are circled, and are located in the top right corner of the recto The front of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'r'. side of each folio. A previous foliation sequence, which is also circled, has been superseded and therefore crossed out.

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