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British Agsocyt Shsrj^h.
Dat«d th# E7th ii pr 11,194
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My 3#ar Felly,
Please refer to the corresp adei-ce resting
with the .esldency Agent*s ^eacreiidua ;.;©. E3*063C of the
Sth January, IMS*
2# Sheikh fieA*e bln hulten hue represented to m
that sheikh fhekhtut of A.u Dhabi wishes again to - reserve
his rights in the question of ownership of <use*ld( cm*
end has now identified the piece to m on the m.p In Arabic
of the peer ling banks by isnl* bln nadhld el K&ktua —
the only large scale m&p l te^ve that Includes <etar* Y u
will notice on that nap e headland nened Fas Aleeh( ^>L*1 L/*b
f© the south of it Is a well pronounced bay protected by
feeht al Arif( 'iusa^d, X an Informed f Is
the headland at the southern extremity ©f this bay * Shaikh
Shakhbut also elalns Ka^a al Fiar&h near the coast to the
south of Mesa*Id (where he alleges that the cos; any have
established a camp) and the area for a considerable distant
Inland•
3* H&ssa states that the boundary between ater and
Abu Dhabi <— which is well known to the subjects ©f both
Shakiuut and Shaikh Abdullah bin Jaals of ? atar • is marked
by natural features, the boundary being where the sands
and salt flats of Abu Dhabi give way to the rock formations
and fir© going of «atar* In support of Shakhbut , s slain tc
Musa 9 Id Basse has urg#f(verbally that in the tine of Shaikh
Ssyldf his grandfather, a settled tribe of Doha, the Al
Sudan, who were subjects of Jasiat bin thanl, Shaikh of .ate
left star after a quarrel with Shaikh J&sim ar&d settled at
Muss 9 id* Shaikh lay id of Abu Dhabi informed then, it is
C*J. Felly, Esquire, D.B*l* f
Political Agent.
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