مجموعة ٢٨ /١٧ "بلاد فارس؛ يوميّات؛ قنصلية كرمان ١٩٣١-١٩٣٩." [و‎‎٩‎٤] (١٠٦٩/١٨٧)

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their respective departments, and the chief
cause of unrest and exodus of nearly a
thousand inhabitants from Charbar district
■o British Baluchistan, which it appears
has aroused the attention of the higher
authorities in Tehran. They have for the
present removed Sultan Jangju, the Officer
Commanding, and Aqai Sepasdar, the Direc
tor of Customs, Charbar, who are said to be
the two important men and the chief cause
of the turmoil. Further, a quantity of
foreign liquor, cigarettes and sugar was also
confiscated by Lieutenant-Colonel Arab
Nezad, the Officer Commanding, Bandar-
Abbas, through the help of Charbar Customs
officials, when at Charbar, from Military
store rooms which is said to belong and
imported by overland route from Cwadur
by Sultan Jangju. As a result of this, he
hos been put under arrest and is in Military
Barracks in Bandar Abbas prior to their
both being sent to Bushire for court-martial.
The Commission returned from Charbar on
the 25th and is still here.
Customs.
28. Monsieur Vandenrydt, the Special
Inspector for the Persian Gulf Customs,
arrived from Bushire on the 4th to inspect
the construction of the new Customs house
and the working of the Customs Depart
ment and is still here.
National Bank of Persia.
29. Aqayi Zainal Abedin Khan Monta-
zimi, the newly appointed Manager of
the local branch of the National Bank of
Persia, Bandar Abbas, arrived from
Tehran on the 7th to relieve Mons. Karl
Hoefer transferred to Bushire.
Adlieh.
30. Mirza Mohammad Ali Khan Khor-
shidi, Ozve Alal-badal (Reserve Official)
for the court of Bandar Abbas arrived from
Tehran on the 27th and in the absence of
the investigating Judge filled the post.
Road Guards.
31. Yawar Amanullah Khan Nosrat, the
Inspector for Road Guards, left for Tehran
via Kerman and Yezd on the 16th.
Military.
32. Sarhang Hassamudin Khan Homa-
youni Shah Raise passed through Bandar
Abbas as passenger on board S. S. “ Baroda ’
from Charbar for Bushire on the 11th.
Beyaban.
33. A detachment of 150 troops was des
patched to Minab on the 29th to reinforce
the outlying posts of the district to preserve
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peace and safety which has been greatly
aggravated since the return of the sister of
the late Mir Barkat Khan from Tehran.
Arrival and Departure of Ships.
34.
Name of vessel.
Date of
arrival.
Date of
departure.
From
To
Barpeta
4-1-34
4-1-34
Jask
. Henjam.
Bandra
4-1-34
4-1-34
Henjam
. Muscat.
Baroda
11-1-34
12-1-34
Muscat .
. Henjam.
Bankura
11-1-34
11-1-34
Henjam .
. Jask.
Bamora
18-1-34
18-1-34
Jask
. Henjam.
Barpeta
18-1-34
18-1-34
Henjam .
. Muscat.
Baroda
25-1-34
25-1-34
Henjam .
. Ormuz.
Bandra
25-1-34
26-1-34
Muscat .
. Henjam.
Miscellaneous.
35. British. —Dr. G. E. Dodson of Church
Missionary Society, Kerman, paid a short
visit to Bandar Abbas between 23rd and
26th to attend to the release of his
Hospital materials which had accumulated
in Customs at Bandar Abbas.
Mrs. Maclean and Mrs. Grenyer arrived
from Keiman on the 15th and left by
S. S. ‘‘ Barpeta ” on the 18th for India and
United Kingdom.
Meteorological.
36. A slight shower of rain fell in Bandar
Abbas and outlying villages on the 23rd.
C. H. LINCOLN, Captain,
H. B. M:s Consul, Kerman.
British Consulate,
Kerman, the 10th February 1934.
Distribution —
H. M.’s Minister, Tehran (2 copies).
The Hon’ble the Political Resident,
Bushire.
The Foreign Department, Government
of India, New Delhi.
The Chief of the General Staff, Simla.
H. M.’s Consul-General, Meshed.
The Political Agent, Muscat, in charge
of Mekran Coast.
H. M.’s Consul, Shiraz.
H. M.’s Consul, Bandar Abbas.
H. M.’s Vice-Consul, Zahidan.
The Intelligence Officer, Quetta.