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Appendix C.
Rupee claims in Dollars.
Nar
Lakhumal Bawandass
Moolchand Mahdowji
Gopaldass Toolsadass
Purshotiim Wisaiidjee
Tharia Harjee
Megflijee Galso
Lakhmee
Mr. B. Carvalho •
Domingos deSouza .
Aleixo deSouza •
Walji Kara .
Bawajee's Temple .
Duarte Brothers & Co.
Peregrino de Silva .
Moolchand Madhowjee
Gosaijee Mahraj
Bbetia Krishnadas Ramkisban
Bhetia Gokuldas .
Govindrai's Temple
Narsin^das Parshotam
Jaishankar Wittoljee
Oodhowjee Jetha
Bbaktanee Temple .
Tbakanmull Hasaram
Pursbotam Jetba •
Laxuman Tharia .
Kalka Temple •
K. P. Lodbawala .
P. C. Cordeiro
S. Soobrayalooraja .
Total
Dollars.
Cents.
489
62
79
23
691
26
43
71
40
44
21
31
12
57
1
64
11
47
10
93
71
4
807
65
612
3
16
39
10
93
137
16
71
4
7
65
7,387
43
12
2
6
1
10
93
13
66
13
66
593
44
81
97
451
91
4,101
92
914
21
30
6
17,502
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R emarks.
No. 16, dated Muscat, tbe 9tb January 1896.
f rom Major J. Hayes Sadler , Her Britannic Majesty's Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. and
Consul, Muscat,
To—The Political Resident A senior ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul General) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Residency. in tbe Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. .
1 have the honour to forward copy, with translated purport, of the
correspondence which has passed between His Highness the Sultan and this
Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent. in the matter of the disposal of the money collected from the punitive
tax. ,
2 I have reminded the Wazir Minister. that some months had now elapsed since the
tax had been imposed, and intimated that I should be glad if the sum hitherto
collected, amounting to about $6,000, were now sent in. The Sultan's letter
of the 22nd December was the result.
3. As this somewhat curt letter seemed to me to ignore the orders passed
by the Government of India in paragraph 2 of Foreign Department letter
No- 1652-E., dated the 30th August 1895, I thought it advisable to see the
Sultan myself in the matter.
The result of the interview was not satisfactory. Without actually saying
so the Sultan wished me to believe that he was not aware of the orders which
had been passed regarding the claims of Muscat subjects, and you will observe
that this is what he implies in his second letter. The fact was that Surgeon-
Lieutenant -Colonel A. S. Jayakar communicated the purport of the decision
of Government personally to the Sultan on the 20th September 1895 and
recorded a note to that effect in the file. The communication was not