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conveyed reliable information on otter ^
foThtnS"^ dlLC'to tL contrary were felt to be snfiicient to render
desirable another nig'ht patrol.
29. After passing the day in harbour, ^^^““s^rlwltnb Xu^one
SlVom ^"nXceXlm'same time p'roceeded to patrol on a .me
east-west across the Large Strait.
m, s. k «. "M. -» srssaS'i&ftwS!;»
light airs during the night, y ■ , sn bse<jueiitly freshen, the dhow could
became clear that, even should th 1 nd ^jobt therefore be counted
Th/patls were therefore abandoned, and the ship
^rO^lT W^l^rtXSX of success ; Penzance therefore pro
ceeded at 0600 to Aden, arriving at 10W.
nmnpulonoe that the information leading to these opera-
30. It is a curious coincidence tliai me ^ the despat ch of Penzance’s
lions should have been receivet wi w | dc p dl connection with the nego-
submission referred to in piira, p , ^ re eei’it evidence as to the contiuua-
timiTtheSlave “e’ to Yemeni ports had come to the knowledge of Ked Sea
In view of the Imam's promised ^pport^m thitothe Trade
it now becomes increasing!} J ^ . d tliat pressure may be applied
still exists, if only ^^Xth^meL to m^e good bis undertakings,
to him through diplomatic channels m m^ 0
Both His Excellency ^ Bvham
mam! ‘ ; the miSiippreheu '
.on was^remmed. ^ g
Baissac, who, as usual, maintarne d a r JJ iabi j ity 0 f the information which led
ton, and was openly sceptical a h s. He requested, however, that
to the operations reported m ,, t fc a ,v time in the future it should be
should similar intelligence *' *, ^j g ] ant j patrols may investigate and co-
PoiXvU 1 ; aJ^hVchief 0.,^^, Aden.
37. Those coastal patrols tdong^^^^^^-^^Xissa:
fr(>mDjiboiititotheFranc(>Italiantront^ ^ eonsisting of 4 police under a
to he statiomid at “ y^Xmon (The British Acting Vice-Consnl) estimates
native N. C. O. kB- • n,, officer in charge is understood to he quaiteu <
the interval at 2.) kilometus communication along the coast is taken
at Djibouti, hut when th «’ a f h .” q ^cr V -”Sn can at the best be but perfunctory;
K prevention of slave-running would thus
' m 'Z .Besides Mr. Salmon, the ouly oBmr BritBh "^^X'^ortly
“ SX mayXhaps, be replaced by a Greek clerk
^ ... -rr* _ ~ iioc hoon obliged to a
39.
Slst^May 1933), owing to msumcie.u cap.». • ti)wt
Majesty’s Post Office conditional to the avaiu
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