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Trucial Coast News Report No. 13 for the period from 24th
June to the 9th July 1947 .
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89* Shiiruinp;
(1) On the 4th, S.S. Barala arrived at Sharjah from
Muscat. She discharged 616 packages, left for Dubai the same
day and, having discharged 2782 packages, left for Bahrain at
midnight.
(ii) On the 7th # S.S. Barpeta arrived at Sharjah
from Bahrain. She discharged 4069 packages, left for Dubai on
the 8 th and, having discharged 21754 packages, left for Bandar
Abbas on the 11th.
(iii) On the 4th, S.S. Itria arrived at Dubai from
Bandar Abbas and, having discharged 28?9 packages, left for
Ras Tannura on the 5th.
90. Mov ements of Trucial Coast Shaikhs.
(i) On the 24th Shaikh Obaid bin Juma, Chief of the
Beni Kaab tribe, arrived in Dubai and visited Sharjah on the
26th. On the 28th he visited Ajman and returned to Shariah on
the 29 th.
(ii) On the 29th, Shaikh Saqr bin Sultan al-Hamood,
Chief of the Naim tribe, arrived in Dubai from Buraimi. He was
accompanied by Shaikh Ahmad as-Salf, Chief of the Khawatir
sub: ection of the Naim, and a party consisting of 32 men.
Shaikh Saqr, accompanied by Ahmad as-Salf, called on the
Residency Agent at the Agency on the 2nd July and returned to
Dubai the same day. Having heard that Shaikh Saqr was not
desirous to call on him, the Shaikh of Sharjah sent his son to
him with a letter inviting him to come to Sharjah from Dubai.
He accepted the invitation, came to Sharjah on the 3rd and stayed
as the guest of the Shaikh for three days. He returned to Dubai
on the 6 th whence he left for Buraimi on the 7th.
(iii) Reference para 84 (ii) of News Report
No. 12 of 1947.
On the 29 th, Shaikh Said bin Maktum, O.B.E.,
Ruler of Dubai, returned to Ras al Khaimah from Diba. On the 5 th
he left _:as al Khaimah by launch, arriving Dubai the same day.
(iv) On the 30th June, Shaikh Sultan bin Salim
Ruler of Has al Khaimah arrived in Dubai and received the annual
payment in respect of his oil concession. He returned to
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