'14/169 Differences between Shaikh Rashid of Um ul Kowein and his brother Naser bin Ahmad, June 1912 to 22 Jany 1917' [‎146r] (303/447)

S "T ■— I ipWuiWt mmpntiwf tntom***.' irt iniijmg:
So I beg to bring to • i' o u t* Honour's notice tha t I
have a date grove which was cultivated with my owr
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during the lifetime of my father — at least about I 'D vears
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before his death. And the products of ray date palms
per annum
amounted to two thousand rupees Indian silver coin also widely used in the Persian Gulf. ^/which formed an Addition
to the stipend received by me from my father in h
lifetime, and then from my brother Shaikh Hashed
he assumed the Chiefahip of our town of Umm-ul-Qa
when
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and undertook to orovide the means of our iive1ihiod.
Since we were banished by Shaikh Hashed from:
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Omm-ul-Qaiwain ? I do not know as to what has happened to
my date grove and I hear that it is left alone an| that
its produces are being eaten by the Bedouins.
In consideration of Shaikh hashed's opposition to :
view of the Exalted and Imperial Government in co
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peace between me and him and of the nrotracted nu
I postponed ray application to Your Honour in regard to
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the question of my date trees of which I have beeh
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deprived.
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Seeing tnat by the grace of Cod Shaikh Hash
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received his due reward for his opDOsition to the
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of the Government, I beg to solicit from Your Honp
generosity to do some thing in order that I may have
access to the date oalns which have been planted with
ray hands and which do not concern the estate of m>- r late
father referred to above.
At present we have none on the earth to help
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pity us except God and the Exalted If Imperial/Govp
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raay her glory endure.
Phis is what had to be stated and'may you eyer
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remain pres^ved and guarded.
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