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Telegram P., No. 1570-S., dated Delhi, the 27th November 1923.
From—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and
Political Department,
To—His Majesty’s Consul for Seistan and Kain.
Summary should please be telegraphed to Tehran. This refers to vour
2-Q. (Serial No. 133).
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137
No. 70 (4)-M., dated Delhi, the 28th November 1923.
Endorsed by Foreign and Political Department.
A copy of the undermentioned papers
the Hon’ble the A . G. G. a’-d C. C , Baluchistan
H M ,’s Consul for Sistan and Kain , for information, in
JET. M’s Consul, JKirman
is forwarded to
continuation of the
endorsement (Serial No. 122) from the Government of India in the Foreign
and Political Department, No. 70 (4)-M., dated the 19th November 1923. ^
Sarhad Series (Serial Nos. 115—124).
138
Telegram P., No. 391, dated 28th (received 29th) November 1923.
From—His Majesty’s Minister, Tehran,
To—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Poli
tical Department, Delhi.
(Addressed London Foreign Office).
Thanks for your telegram* 232. Without mentioning railwav I shall
act at earliest opportunity as directed by your despatch No. 466" (Serial
No. 129). ' ‘ v
Local Consular Officers inform me that Persians are alreadv making
preparations, after adopting definite plan for moving into S. ^ &
Am I right in believing that Government of India desire to withdraw
our detachment from Duzdap and Khwash as soon as Persian measures
become effective?
139
Telegram P., No. 4256, dated the 30th November and (received the 1st December) 1923.
From—His Majesty’s Secretary of State for India, London,
To—His Excellency the Viceroy (Foreign and Political Department), Delhi.
'Priority A .
I learn informally that until financial question is settled Treasury are
unwilling to sanction cession of Mirjawa Duzdap line. They would be pre
pared to consider annual payment over term of years, or possibly arrange
ll o^ m 1 dlCa ^ ed 1 in tele g r am No. 3551, dated 3rd ultimo, (Serial
INo. 85), though they would prefer lump sum cash settlement. Best offer
you are prepared to make should be telegraphed urgentlv This reforc: in
my telegram No. 4091, dated 19th instant (Serial No 124).’
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# Not traced but see Serial No. 124.