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In issues of importance between the Hejaz and neighbouring States His Majesty
King Hussein may invoke the arbitration of His Britannic Majesty as provided in
Article 4.
Article 8.
Each High Contracting Party agrees and promises to receive and recoonise the
Agent of the other. ~ His Majesty King Hussein may appoint a Hash imite Agent in
London, and His Britannic Majesty may appoint a British Agent to reside at Jeddah
or other seaport town of the Hejaz. «
His Majesty King Hussein shall also he entitled, if he so desires, to appoint a
Consular Agent in Egypt, Palestine, Mesopotamia and India, and His Britannic
Majesty shall be entitled to appoint a Consular Agent at Jeddah and such additional
seaports of the Hejaz us the 11 igh British Government may from time to time deem
expedient.
These Agents and Consular Agents shall enjoy the usual diplomatic and consular
privileges.
Article 9.
His Majesty King Hussein hereby recognises the provisional quarantine arrange
ments. set up by the High British Government in Kamaran to fulfil the medical
provisions of the International Sanitary Convention of 1912 or of any other sanitary
convention which is binding upon the said Government.
On their part the High British Government agree to recognise such compl/tnentary J
measures as v in conformity with the medical provisions of the said convention or ^
conventions, are to he taken at Jeddah and other ports of the Hejaz in accordance with
regulations to be published by His Majesty King Hussein.
Article 10.
Subject to the provisions of Article 12, the High British Government undertake
not to interfere in any way with the measures adopted by His Majesty King Hussein
W1 O ^TT.^ eiri ^ or ^ s ^6 Hejaz for the care and comfort of pilgrims.
On His part His Majesty King Hussein undertakes to place no obstacle in the way
o any efforts made by Moslem British subjects or persons or institutions enjoying the
pro ection of His Britannic Majesty to contribute towards the welfare, health and food-
supply of pilgrims in the Hejaz.
Article 11.
i The High Contracting Parties agree to fix a definite sum per pilgrim by way of
ues and to publish the amount thereof by the first day of the 1st Jamada in each
cost f r r nitaiT sei vdces respectively performed by them. These dues shall cover the
•shill'h • e 1 t0ta ^ ® an dary services up to the time of the landing of the pilgrims, and
a o included in the price of the tickets issued by the various shipping companies.
Article 12.
8u iy British Government agree to recognise the Hashimite status of all
His R d-° . Majesty King Hussein who may at any time be within the territories of
tuand^ aniUC Ma j est y> or within British protected territory or territory under a British
Maie t e, K'^ Kn ® uc b 1 Hashimite subjects are possessed of papers issued by His
J O’' ^■ uss ^ n showing the Hashimite status of the bearer.
a il BrV K 18 f art Majesty King Hussein agrees to recognise the. British status, of
uf HJ 1 ' n • 811 ) j? cts or persons .■ hoi* Moo Id m in* othci , ^r l >we ,,, ‘enjoying the protection
P r ovi(| S t ri ^ a ^ lllc Majesty who may at any time be within the territory of the Hejaz,
Consul i S ’ 1 Th'itish subjects or British protected persons are registered at a British
B r ij.-i a e j 1 . 1 t 'he Hejaz. The provisions of this Article are not, however, to apply to
Coven SU 01 persons enjoying the protection of His Britannic Majesty s
His wdo . are habitually resident outside Jeddah and other seaports at which
1 aiimc Majesty may appoint Consular Agents. *
Article 13.
peJI 18 King Hussein agrees that the property of British subjects or
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