مجموعة ٦/٢٩ "المحمرة وخرمشهر: التعيينات في النيابة القنصلية والقنصلية" [و‎‎٣‎٩] (٤٧٠/٧٩)

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British &nb& 8 uy y
Tshraii.
10th May, 1946 .
My Lord
I have considered the proposal, contained In
your teleg ram Ko.^ q! the 14th April, to leave unfilled,
after the departure of Captain P. Keexan, the post of
His Majesty’s Vice-Consulate at Khorra/nehahr 5 and I have
reached the conclusion, after consultation with His
Majesty’s Consul-General at Buahire and His Majesty's
Consul at Khorramshahr, that the consular work at
Khorramshahr has sufficiently diminished to warrant the
abolition, at least for the time being, of the vice-consul’s
post.
2 , In recommending this measure, however, I have
the honour to propose the immediate creation of a post of
Confidential nssistant at Hia Majesty’s Consulate, as is
suggested in Lieut,-Colonel hay’s D.O. letter ko. jG/ 94f
oi the iLth March, 1942, addressed to Sir deader Bullard
and copied to dir Olaf Caroe; the holuer of this office
to be a European or Anglo-Indian drawing a salary similar
to the salary of the Assistant at Kerman, with 1LO rupees
a month in addition as Gulf Allowance,
3, Should the Goverrenent of India and His Majesty’s
Government concur in the creation oi such a post* 1
understand that His Majesty’s Consul-General could find
a suitable incumbent,
4, X am sending copies of this uespatch to His
Majesty’s Conaul-Gerieral at Bus h ire and, together with a
copy of the letter to which I have referred above, to the
Foreign Office.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship’s most obedient
humble Servant,
3gd/- d. K, LS HCOTCTEU
His Excellency
The Governor-Gonerel of India
External nffalrs Department,