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Ispahan.
BaHHari.—The news of Sa^ar^Ashjaa ^ death^
^eJtUhehS 30,000 Tumans for Bakhtian road repairs
The Commission of Moaref now sitting in Tehran is reported to have
fixed a sumof^CSOO Tumans to be paid by Bakhtiar.s as their contribution in
aid of educational institutions.
Shiraz.
Fh , tions Sawid Zia Yazdi, Zia-ul-Waizin, the notorious editor of
Elections. ^ f Tehran in March and went back
“ Iran-i-Azad , who was deported lion , Mehdi-al-Khalisi has
there on November 17, 1923, m company of Sheikh .dehai ai
been ‘ elected ’ deputy for the Qashqai tribes.
Military.-His Highness Brigadier-General ^^Shiraz HoiifBi^h re
power to dimb U,. ™ B h '
Da<ti and Dashtistan.-Ovdevs have been received tor
p If . T D office at Borasjun, as a telegraph station, and the signaller
be transferred. , . . ,,
Rainfall -Continuous rain fell at Shiraz early in the month on nine
at>nivTof fourteen resulting in considerable damage in the town The
cXnse ofVaUs and arches caused five deaths an.d serious injuries to two
n™ There was land-slide on the Kptal-i-Pir-i Zan another on the
kotal-i-Malu; the river at Khaneh Ziman was impassable for several .ays.
Bushire.
A rrivals .—Three Bombay Parsees of the firm Ardeshir Khodabaksh
Irani arrived on the 13th February with one twelve-^ater cai 11 J
that there are two more on the way together with thirty light ca
purpose is to run a motor service between Bushire and bhira .
A Hamburg firm, Messrs. Colies and Amme have written to the Me o
potamia-Persm Corporation, Limited, and to Me^. A^and
(Agents for Strick steamers) stating that Hansa Company aie star
I direct service between Hamburg and Basrah and Bushire, the h. - -
t s.s. “ Hocntels ” being due to start on February zznd.
Mtffoi rv —The ex-Customs Revenue launch “Azerbaijan
on the Bitli February with thirty Cossacks on board t0 ‘^i.^^ Khar''.
guarding the Customs posts at Bandar Rig, Dilum, Rudhillah and - „
and returned to Bushire on the 21st lebruary.
Ali Ashgar Khan, the local officer commanding, returned from 1 ingan
and Bandar Abbas on the 20th February. He is occupied for them
with plans for constructing a lighthouse on Sheikh ^huaib Island^ H
enquired from the Residency as to where the steamer head-lights now on w
Residency ft ago tail would be obtained, apparently thinking t a
good enough for a lighthouse.
The Hinterland .—The order for the disarming of Dashti and Ha)
Band received from dehran, has been rescinded.
The Khans of Dashti haying agreed to pay half the arrears of revenue,
the troops have departed leaving a few pickets.
The Khan of Bandar Rig has paid 6,000 Turnans into the FinanceJ
partment, and has arranged to pay a further 6,000 1 umans m the
the next six years.
French Air Mission.—On the 27th February an attempt was mad ^
M Berhault to fly to Shiraz, but the project was abandoned on accm
eugi tie trouble. On the 1st March another attempt was made and Shiraz
reached with safety.