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Sir Montagu Barlow, late of the Conservative Government, arrived on 27tlii
March, and after visiting the Refinery ajt Abadan, proceeded to the United
Jvingdom by the Overland Jloute.
Sir Harry Britain, K.B.E., M.A., arrived on 23rd I)ecenil)er and after visit
ing Mohammerah, Abadan and the Oilfields, proceeded to Baghdad en route to
the United Kingdoiij. . '■ -Ma '
The Hon'ble Lt.-Colonel F, B. Prkleanx, C.S.L, CJM., Political Residejjt
in the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , accompanied by Captain B. Stuart-Horner, Secretary, arriv
ed on 8th April and pro^eede.d to Basrah on the 9th and left again for Bushire
t on t he 10th.
Captain B. Stnart-Honier, J.A,, Secretary to the Hon'ble the Political
Resident, Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , arrived at Mohammerah on 2nd June and proceeded to
Aliwaz on duty. He returned from Ahwas on the 19th and left for Bushire
on the 21st June.
, Mr - H..R. D. Gybbon-Monypenny, Levant A geographical area corresponding to the region around the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Consular Service, arrived from
i eheran, via 'Iraq on the 2nd April and proceeded to Ahwaz to take over
charge of the appointment of H. B. M.'s Consul for Khuzistan, from Mr. E. G.
B. Peel, C.I.E., who, after handing over charge proceeded to the United King
dom, via 'Iraq. b
Bishop Linton, D.D., Bishop in Persia, arrived at Mohammerah on 20th
March and proceeded to Isfahan, via Bakhtiari.
Major M. A. Nicholson, M.B., I.M.S., Residency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, established in the provinces and regions considered part of, or under the influence of, British India. Surgeon and Chief
Quarantine Medical Officer., Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , visited Mohammerah 1 twice durino- the
year. &
kir Arnold Wilson, K.C.I.E., C.SJi, C.M.G., /D.S.O., General Manager,
Angio-Persiaii Oil Coy, Ltd, arrived from England at the beginning of Julv
\\hen Mr, T. L. Jacks, C.B.JE, General Manager, proceeded on leave. Mr. T. L
Jacks, returned froni leave on the 17th December and took over charge at
JMohammerah as Resident Director of the Company. Sir Arnold Wilson left
at the end of the year to take up an appointment in the London Office'of the
L ompany.
t » ' T , ames T 0 ^' General Fields and Refinery Manager of the Anglo-
I erslan Oil Coy, Ltd, arrived from the United Kingdom in December. &
M t Andrew Campbell in Charge of Refineries at the Anglo-Persian Oil
Coy, Ltd, London Office, arrived on the 19th November on a tour of inspection.
Captam C. C. L Ryan, LA, H. B. M.'s Vice-Consul, Ahwaz, visited Moham-
nierah a few times during the year. ^ " ■ AUllc,lu
Captain G. L. Mallam, LA, Indian Political Department arrived at
Mohainmerah on the 11th December and after visiting Abadan and the Oilfields
proceeded on leave to the United Kingdom via 'Iraq. Oilfields,
Cap us in G. A. Falconer, LA, Under Secretary to the Hon'ble the Politic-il
Resident, spent a tew days at Mohammerah on his return from Syria where he
proceeded on short leave. wnere ne
W ^ 1 R v Philpo i- Brookes ' Executive Engineer, Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. District
o:; ah June 5 h J "" e alld pr0eeeded t0 Ahwaz - He returned to Bu«hS
Ins ^sl^hM^ufaZn* n f "l E * ceUene V *** Sheik* of Mohtmmerah and
c ;„ f b(iuL Hamid, Deputy Governor of Ahwaz.—The. Sheikh and his
son were arrested on the evening of the 19th Am-il hv ih* Ami? ^
General of Khnzistan. The circinstan^ a^fdlo^T- 00 "" 10 '
mor^n- at Mohammerah from Basrah on the
Afim ^ n Apul and leceived as, his guests on his Yacht " IVY '' fho
h Sw 0 ^™ 01 ' 6eneral aud a few Persian Civilians and Cltary Office s
minutes later to find himself a prison or Hp mwi v Ca?Iie on ^ eck a feW