Settlement of the Opposing Claims of Persia and Afghanistan to Seistan [‎431v] (10/54)

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No. m —Office memorandum to
the Marine Department.
26th October 1871, No. 2313 P.
No. 4&.—To the Acting Secretary
to the Government of Bombay From c. 1668-1858, the East India Company’s administration in the city of Bombay [Mumbai] and western India. From 1858-1947, a subdivision of the British Raj. It was responsible for British relations with the Gulf and Red Sea regions. .
26th October 1871, No. 2314 P.
No. —Telegram from Her Ma
jesty’s Minister at Teheran.
26th October 1871.
No. —Telegram from Colonel
P. B. Pollock, 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. , London.
271/1 October 1871.
4/
No. —Telegram to Her Majes
ty’s Minister at Teheran.
2M October 1871, No. 2349 P.
No. —Telegram to Colonel P.
B. Pollock, c. s. 1 ., care of India
Office, London.
66th October 1871, No. 2350 P.
No. —To Major-General P. J.
Goldsmid, c. b., care of Kesident at
Aden (to await arrival).
31^ October 1871, No. 2367 P.
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No. 4S.—To Colonel F. E. Poll oc k
c. s. 1 ., care of Besident at Aden (to
await arrival). v
oi-st uctober 1871, No. 2368 P.
(Extract, paragraph 8, of letter to Puniab 0™
ment, No J644, dated 8th September 1870 sem
herTsn ) Pa nt ’ by No - 2369 L dated 31st C
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Bequesting to make arranegments
for a gunboat to be at Aden on 15th
November to convey General Gold
smid from Aden to Bunder Abbass,
whither he is proceeding on special
duty.
States that final arrangements
for Seistan arbitration have been
concluded. Bequests the issue of
necessary instructions for an apothe
cary to proceed to Bunder Abbass to
meet General Goldsmid and accom
pany him to Seistan. General Gold
smid will leave Aden about 15th
November. Enquires about the pay
and allowances for the apothecary.
Acknowledges Viceroy’s telegram
of this date. The written acceptance
of the Persian Government will be sent
by courier who leaves to-morrow.
/(cijUcUu,
^ Asking if papier could accompany
him; and states that 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.
approves of three officers in case of
sickness.
Thanking him for the successful
manner in which he has conducted
the preliminaries of the Seistan arbi
tration.
, tele s ram of 27 th,
declinfes^Na^ier s going, because any
addition to numbers already arranged
for, might possibly lead to complica
tions and discussions.
Communicates instructions for his
guidance in the arbitration of the
Seistan boundary.
Communicates instructions for his
guidance while serving with the
special mission which has been
appointed for the arbitration of the
Seistan boundary.