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C’s. P. P.—L (in) 977—400-1-30 —k.
No. of 193J .
The Political Agency, Bahrain,
Dated ^ 3 !,
To
The Secretary to the Hon’ble the Political Resident
in the Persian Gulf,
BUSHIRE.
MEMGRANBGM
I have the honour to refer to your letter iIo:1714 dated the
15th august 1531 and to say that I have discussed the matter with
the Adviser to the G-overaraent of .aarain and it appears that all
Passport iegulations and these ± 0 ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية 8 - ai’G working szaoothlr.
documaits,or in the case of the former a regular Certificate of
whether they co;ae from ersia,the HaAhra^liaut or elsewhere.
3. A case occurred recently,however, in which a number of
destitute Afghans and Indians arrived at Bahrain on papers
described in this Agency letter No:1026 dated the 5th September
1C31 # It would be advantageous if the Shaikhs of Sharjah and
iAibai could be asked not to alio?/ non-Arabs to leave Dubai for
Bahrain by launch or dhow without the visa of the Residency
Agent, but it does not appear necessary at present to take such
Sir,
there is an interregnum, issue passes and no persons are allowed
to enter Bahrain,even from the Tracial Coast,unless they are in
possession of one. I understand these do not take the form of
Certificates of Identity but are merely a sheet of paper giving
tne man 1 s name and the seal of the Ruler*
to enter
ersons coming from Rasa and Doha are also supplied with similar
Identity,and the only exception made is that of divers who are
allowed to enter Bahrain cn the production of their diving books,
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