"ملف 8/8 التقرير الإداري للوكالة ١٩٢٢-١٩٣٠" [و‎‎١‎٥‎٥] (٤٧٤/٣١٤)

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A3 a se suit of Municipal regulations forbidding the zirJL&a
of more than 50 tins of petrol within the Municipal area an oil
store has been built bj the An'glo-Persian Oil Company on the
iojiox e c*^v/ut j.1 all oo ]Jt_ j_0 //es w ox the tovai a^’d av 1 oth e p, f ox‘o -? r<
i n the course of erection by the standard Oil Company.
jn na.t.y quarters stone and mud buildings are replacing mat
huts.
unp
oipality
has done a
remarkable am
r» 0 0
ts in th
e middle of
the town have
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and shop
s have been
partly clem oil
t 0
1 mprove
the streets
. Go far from
tne Vcklue ox ti.ie eui j_ Liu^s aii ectod^ thei r 1 e111 up* value lias
iroi*t/as©d, oo-iSirao_i.y ■ov.’ixig to th© ixicreased trade brouidit by
the improvement to the road.
Tne nazaar is muon cioaxisr and loss congested than at th©
c 1
ose of 1
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yo
ar,
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Tee
fi
sh marke
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rom
th©
inside
to
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new meat
ma
rke
t of
cement
and
to replace the present insanitary erection of date palms.
Trees have been planted along the main roads and the
iiunicipai garden ps receiving attention.
Local rules have been made regulating the number of oascen-
tiers travelling in boats, registration of cooli es, extermi nati on
of clogs, free vaccination, protection of food from flies, ex
termination of rats and other measures to improve general health
and general cleanliness.
in fact the Manama Municipality has proved itself to be
a thoroughly progrosalve body.
A Municipality under the presidency of Sheikh Abdulla
mas established in Muharraq during the year. t jt is subsidised
oy the bahr©in Grovarnmont and collects revenue from a house tax
assessed at a much lowe.r scale than that of Manama. Since its
inauguration there has been a considerable improvement in the
condition of the town.
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A small slaughter house has been built.
been no outward opposition to the Muharraq
Municipali tv
There has