Coll 30/207 'Bahrein oil: Changes in oil output from refinery at Bahrein and Ras Tanura. Lighterage difficulties & staffing problems of Gray Mackenzie and Co Ltd at Bahrein and Kuweit.' [‎242r] (484/767)

Copy of letter
Government of
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.n, LanC Department, [to
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I helle the honour to ref t to your letter of
.arch, ID
The route of the pipe line has he'
Superintendent of the Land Department v;ho'-
ground by the Chief Local .Representative,
he upon land within the concession area,
crosses some cultivated ground, privately
as far as can he ascertained at pres<
property. It will he necessary, when boundary marks have been
set up, ior the Government to issue the usual proclamation calling
on anyone who claims ownership over land crossed by the pipe line
route to notify the Land Department.
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, otherwise,
t, the 1 .nd is Government
exaniaMkiby tl|e
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The pipe line ill
it one point it
owned
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Copy sent to
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• L.xt. Dapco, under printed letter No.C/647
d with reference to his letter lie.C/PA-127 Let
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Copy of letter ho.C/PA-132 dated 24th May 1944 from the Chief
Local Representative, The Bahrain Petroleum Company Limited,
Bahrain, to 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. , Bahrain.
further to our letter Mo.C/P a- 127 of 25th March, 1944
concerning i>ne ap, i-icacion nor a reservation oa lane for the
installation and maintenance Ox* a pipeline, we are attaching*
o copies Ox' hap Mo.BR.x-1553-xievision 1.
x-AQ revision to this drawing consists of a reduction in
the width of our application for aight-of- v/ from 100 » to 50'
for a distance of 3000* south of the village*’of Burl. ..iso
tne bearing of the -R/M extending westward has been changed slivhtl
Tj o change in the right-of-way has been very slight -tnc
was done to keep to a minimum the right=of-way x^e uirements
where it passes cl -se to a settled area south of the villa’e
Burl.
. . ? l ease refer to Mr. Belgrave’s letter M0.23D/12C to you
0 -r Alt:, of ,xprii, 194-x a copy of hi eh was you kindly trans-
rnitteu. with your letter Mo.C/647 of xipril 19th. Boundary markers
xiave now been established along the proposed right-of-way” suffi
ciently close so that they can be seen from one to another. .Caere
traverse more dinicult terrain they are located close enough
so that the right-of-way 1 s edges can be easily ascertained. The'’
maruers consist of pipes embedded in concrete bases.
.^Le 3uperintendenr of the Land Department so desires
me may view the particular point at which the slight cn an ge has
seen made; however, this may be unnecessary as the attached
ievised urawin^ indicates the sm^ll extent of the change made
from the original plan.
. / ve are attaching revised copies of our Drawing BMA-1554-
^f^ision xlo.l* and copies of revised specification GR-Di. for the
1 igxxc-Ox.-way. .*ili you please issue the usual proclamation
calling on anyone -ho claims ownership over the land for ;hich
we propose to obtain a right-of-way to notify the Land Department?
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assist; nee in this matter
is greatly appreciated.
(*) Mot forwarded to 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. and Govt, of India