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well received at 'both places. On the 21st he proceeded to
object of all visits being to make flying boat
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reconnaissances. ?
From the 13th to the 18th November he accompanie
the hoyal Air Force reconnaissance Qatif to Abu lihabi, and
returned via Dubai, Hamriyah, Ras el Hiaimeli and^Abu aair.,
spending the last night on this island.
fiie rebellion in Nejd affected the Kuwait Agency
more than Bahrain and will doubtless be fully reported in
their summary. The following items were of interest to
Bahrain
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In April al Hithlain was treacherously take
by Fahad bin Jiluwi and killed. In May Fahad himself was
killed . together with 600 of his followers, and his camp
looted by the Ajmsn. Bin Jiluwi was overwhelmed by the news
and evidntly received some fora of mental stroke, for a
trustworthy observer considered him permanently affected.
He recovered towards the end of thebyear.
Between the 18th and 23rd June 3000 boxes of
ammunition and £700 rifles arrived for Bin Saud sola to
him by the Government of India.
In August fiffir Saud came to replace Bin Jiluwi,
and seven offers stuck in the Dahana. He oeme on ahead
with the only one to cross, but the others were attacked
and burnt by Ajman. He stayed in Hofuf till November when
his father recalled him, on account it is said of the
400,000 dollars he had managed to spend.
The persecution of Bahama at Qatif createc. an
unpleasant impression at the close of tne year, and the
impotence of His Majesty’s Government to help them has
undoubtedly diminished our prestige. As aresult of tne
representations of Captain Fletcher the persecution oi
Bahama at Mohammerah died down in September.
Bin Saud thoroughly understands tne use of
press