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Enclosure No. 20.
telegram, No. 94-6, dated Seistan, the 11th (despatched from Robat on 13th) April I90o.
From— Colonel A. H. McMahon, C.S.I., C.I.K., Brituh Commissioner, SeisUn
Arbitration Commission,
To—The Foreign Secretary, Simla.
Following telegram received from Sir A. Hardinge, dated 8th April
Begins. Your telegram of 4th April. I have addressed Mushir-ed-Bowleh
about your reception. Asregards Mirjawa, I am inclined to treat with Fersian
Government on basis of leaving status quo unaltered, and not delimiting, in
exchange for facilities as to supplies. I hope to obtain satisfactory arrangemen
before Shab leaves, if he does at end of month: but immediate discussion of
this is complicated bv certain other questions. Repetition ends. 1 lease see
mv reply repeated to you to-day. I do not know if it is possible to accelerate
settlement of the few remaining questions on which our departure depends, but
I foresee considerable difficulties confronting us here if further delays occur.
Enclosure No. 21.
Telegram, No. 73, dated the 13th April 1905.
From-Sm Arthur Hardinoe, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., His Britannic Majesty's MinisUr
at Tehran,
To-Colonel A. H. McMahon, C.S.I., C.I.E British Commissioner, Se.stan
Arbitration Commission; repeated to the Foreign becretary, bimla.
Please refer to your telegram, dated the 11th April. I hope to be able to
adjust the Mirjawa boundary affair before the Shah’s impendmg departure.
I have already pointed out to Grand Vizier that further delay will mean that
you will have to be retained all the summer on the spot.
Addressed to McMahon; repeated to Government of India.
Enclosure No. 22.
Telegram, dated the 15th April 1905.
From—The Foreign Secretary, Simla, . .
To —Colonel A. H. McMahon, C.S.I., C.I.E., British Commiss.oner, bmst.n
Arbitration Commission, Seistan via Robat.
Your telegram No. 946,11th April. Your reply to Hardinge’s telegram
of 8th April has not been received. Please send repetition ear y.
Enclosure No. 23.
Telegram, dated Robat, the 15th April 1905.
Prom —Colonel A. H. McMahon, C.S.I., C.I.E., British Commissioner, SeisUn
Arbitration Commission, Seistan,
To—The Foreign Secretary, Simla.
Following from Sir A. Hardinge, 10th April i-Uegto*. Mirjawa
i a ° T iMcrVit in sunDOsin? our post and well at Padaha are on east side
nfea^W^ra^ulla. Webb Ware having shifted
mn across it in 1903, owing to protest of Persian Government. If 111 ' 4 -
wlmt isTs exact position? 1 cannot find it on any of our maps. End,
what is ns e* u Hardin^e to-day Begins. Your telegram of 10th
In ir 1 pXha pott and ^lle S d well are on side of Dari Ghiaban river.
No water is obtainable from the well, which is dry. M ater for the post has
to be obtained from a Padaha"l!o‘t is a^out" due
new Strj^T North-West Prosier Sheet No. 14.
north-west, of 1902. Bnds.