تسوية الحدود الفارسية-البلوشستانية [و‎‎٥‎٨‎٤] (٤٠/٥)

No. 17.—TO Captain O. B.
John, B.E., on special mission.
nth November 1871, No. 2122P
No. 18.—To Major-General Sir E.
J. Goldsmid, C.B., K.C.S.I., on special
duty.
\Wi December 1871, No. 27012
With reference to 5th paragraph of
the instructions conveyed to him in
General Goldsmid’s letter, dated 4th Sep
tember, informs that Government of
India have already decided that presence
of Political Agent, Khelat, with the
party to he employed in Pcrso-Khelat
boundary demarcation is unnecessary.
Conveys to him warm acknowledg
ments of Government for his conduct
of the settlement of the Perso-Belooch
Erontier. Desires him to thank Cap
tain Evan Smith and Captain B. Lovett,
B.E., of his staff, for their valuable assis
tance, and to express to Quarter-Master
Sergeant Bower, B.E., and Mirza
Hussun, his Moonshee, the high opinion
of the value of their services.
No. 19.—To the Secretary to the
Government of Bombay.
\Wi December 1871, No. 2705P.
Bequests that thanks of Government
of India he conveyed to Major Harrison,
Political Agent, Khelat, and Dr. Bow
man, Medical Officer of that Agency,
for the assistance rendered to General
Goldsmid. Sends a further collection of
papers relating to settlement of Persp-
Belooch Erontier, hut desires that, till
the decision of the Secretary of State
has been received about Kohuk, no com
munication about the boundary he made
to Khan of Khelat.
Under-Secretary to the Government of India.
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