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Administration He K ort of the Kerman and Yezd Consular
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(a) H.m. Consul.
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(i; Mr. H.A.N. Barlow, I.C.S., held charge of iiis ffijSTty^s
Consulate, Kerman, from the 1st January till the 15th ay, when
nQ w b b transferred to Inuia. He was succeeded by Lieutenant
Colonel V.W.D. -Mlloughby, who held chai*ge of the Consulate for
the remainder of the year. During the year, Lieutenant Colonel
Willoughby went on leave to India on the 11th October and re
turned on the 5th November. Captain R*A. McConaghey, His
Majesty’s Consul, Bandar Abbas, officiated during his absence
as His Majesty's Consul, Kerman, in addition to his own duties.
(ii) H.m. Consul's tours.
During the period in which he held charge, Mr. H.A.N.
Barlow made the following tours s-
January 6 th to 14th - To Sirjan and Bondar Abbas.
February 24th to 28th - To Yezd
March 11th to March 18th - To Jiruft.
The following tours were carried out by Lieutenant Colonel
V.W.D. Willoughby x-
August 5th to 9th
September 8 th
September 15th
- To Arbabad
- To Seguch
- To Mahun.
(b) Consular Liaison Officer.
Major Mohammed Hassan held charge of the post of Consular
Ofiicer till the 20th September, when he went on leave to
Inaia. The post was unoccupied for the remainder of the year,
out his work was carried on by Major G.H. Thomas, who arrived in
Kerman at the end of Augu&t, as Regional adviser to the Department
of Finance in Kerman.
During his tenure of office, Major Hassan made many tours,
in connexion with the assessment ana collection of Government
grain, to Mahun, Bam, Narmshir, Jiruft, Rafsinjan, Zerana, Rayin,
Bandar Abbas, Sirjan ana other villages in this area. He also
paid short visits to Tehran in March, May and September and went
on leuve to India for a short period from the 21st March to 28th
April•
(c) Kxtra Assistant to H.M. Consul
+ * Le 'j ter held charge of the post of 'xtra Assistant
to H.M. Consul till July 5th, when he went to India on le ve. He
'a»s relieved by Mr. H. Nicholas, who held charge for the remainder
or the year.
(d) Cpnsular Statisti c.
The following are the statistics of the British Consulate
during the year 1944 x-
British Subjects registered
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28
Passport* issued ^ ...
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3
Passports renewed ...
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4
Visas granted ...
126
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