"ملف XXXVIII/٥ تقرير عن صور بقلم الرائد ج. ب. ميرفي.، المساعد الهندي، الوكيل السياسي، مسقط. ١٠-١٠-١٩٢٨". [و‎‎٧‎٩] (٣٠٨/١٦٨)

subjoct - Kotimul SukkumuX - was broken into at
noon by two men. An Arab and a slare, whilst the
owner was upstairs. The robbers ran away on seeing
the owner coming down taking with them $ 138/- in cash
and ornaments worth # 95/-. ’Whilst running away,they
dropped # 45/-worth of ornaments which were recorered.
; Mahomed bin Haser of the Bani Bu Ali removed the
flagstaff from his house at Aiqa and erected a new
flagstaff on ground level. On the 2lst September,
Abdulla bin Saleh,mentioned above,hoisted Ibn Baud*8
flag on the newly erected flagstaff. A salute of three
guns was fired when the flag was hoisted and one gun
when it was lowered in the evening.
This appears to be a x^^silel to the action of Saiyid
F&dhl bin Alawi Moplah at Bhofar in 1875 when the 1
latter styled himself as Governor of Dhofar under
the Ottoman Porte. At th'^-t tamo —At tout ion oj
Ufojaotyi? an TtT »vim«nt n nulled fte-tAlQ unriffRTTr
ability of^lthn cTriiiirinlrn nin -i mi'i i n Oluiwjt^cs Al a^y
■ftti. I uf S’auth Arabian coartr.
c d -r 4 iTO. n_ J > o h*.,
q 1 On to. 2 i.% S.ptajab.r,. Budiyah .
(Imam’s territory) which iad brought dry dates for
Khimji Bamdas and obtained advances for a further
svipply#was returning to Budiyah laden with rice. It
was seized by a party of Fuwaris under one Said bin
Abdulla who was t e leader of the party who looted
Khimji Ramdas’s boat on the £!st August, baser bin Ali,
Khimji Ramdas’s landlord,succeeded in intercepting them
before they had reached Jebel El Red and recovered the
caravan without loss. Said went to the ^ali and
threatened him that if the Council did not release the
man whoa they had arrested at Muscat in connection with
the looting of the buggalow,he would commit further
mischief.
On the 26th September .Mahomed bin Naser wrote to the
f Sur not to allow caravans to come to S