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EXPRESS LETTER (AIR
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No. JV50«a/33«
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31b t July 1933* $x
To
The Secretary of State for India,
London*.
Bij&5PesK»
correspondence ending with your Express letter No
P*Z« 3669/33, dated the 23rd June 1933. Reorganisation of
consular establishment in Persia*
2* The Govexnment of India welcome the proposal of His Majesty* s
Minister, Tehran, to reduce the cost of Consular representation in
South Persia and agree that the post of Consul General, Ispahan,
should be abolished imaedlately, the Consular property being
retained on a care and maintenance basis* They are also in y.
agreement with His Majesty's Minister that some further reduction
in the existing Consular establishment at Shiraz and Ispahan can be
effected without impairing the essential fabric of British
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Consular representation in South Persia upon the maintenance of
which they laid stress in 1931* They do not however consider that
the method of effecting this reduction which has been proposed by
his Majesty*s Minister is altogether satisfactory and suggest as
an alternative that Ispahan should be incorporated in the
Consular district of Tehran, Shiraz being put in charge of a
Consular Agent, of the status of the present pro-Consul, under the
control of the Consul General at Bushire. This arrangement would
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