مجموعة ٩/٣٠ "الخليج الفارسي: تقارير إدارية ١٩٢٦-١٩٣٨" [و‎‎٤‎٢‎١] (١٠٢٨/٨٤٦)

Tour. - The Director left Karachi for a tour of inspection
on the 10th January and after visiting all telegraph stations
in the Persian Gulf returned to his headquarters on the 2nd
March. He interviewed Sirdar Din Mohamed at Charbar and
Mirs Hoti and Mustafa Khan at Jask.
A memorandum on the condition of the country between Jask and
Gwadur is appended.
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Mr. W. C. Janes was Superintendent in charge of the telegraph
station throughout the year.
Persian officials. - In the absence of a Deputy Governor
whose appointment is still vacant, his duties have been
carried on by the Officer Commanding troops whose methods of
administration were most despotic. Several complaints were
sent to Tehran against his action and it was rumoured that
he was shortly to be removed.
Mirza Adarny was Mudir of Customs till 4th January when
he was relieved by Mirza Aimed. The latter held his ofiice
till 7th November when he was relieved in turn by Mirza aziz .
Besides the aforesaid persons, there is a quarantine
Medical Officer here.
Persian garrison. This consists at present of 22 infantry
under a Naib. Of this number ten men have been sent to old
Jask for the purpose of watching the movements of the chiefs
and the remainder is quartered in the Persian fort.
Police. - Yawar Mustafa Khan and one Assistant arrived here
on the 22nd November with the object oi establishing a police
force. They intenied to enlist locally 30 men but so far
only 10 men have joined up. It is believed that the officer
has applied to Tehran to enforce conscription.
British Navy. - H.M.S. "Triad” with the Senior Naval Uiiicer
on board arrived at Jask on 27th November and left the
following day.
French sloop "Diana" visited the port on the 4th