Coll 6/85 'Arabia. Boundaries in: Interpretation of Rome Understanding of 1927.' [‎26r] (51/80)

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also for th« pro tec tion of th« delimitation of the frontier
between the Yaffal and the Yemen, Bfim the Bane Elver north-
eaat to the desert.
(35) On Urn ttlut April ^ir h, O'Oonor reported
the eignoture of the procle-v . which, after reciting
the boundary a a far as the fTadl dana, defined on the signed
maps, stated, as regards the frontier beyond the wadi A seasonal or intermittent watercourse, or the valley in which it flows. Bans,
that it was generally in a line north-east from hmJimet-es-Shah
to the desert; that the whole of the Aulakl and all districta
of the Yaffai (Including Rubeaten, Eawa, and Dabianl) lying
to the south ana east of t e line to the desert belonged
to the nine tribes.
(33) In ordv r to place offieially on record the*
settlement which h'ld been arrived at, gir $• 0 # 0onor proposed
despatch i-o. 396 a of the 10th aune) an exchange of notes,
to which were to be attached copies of the asps showlt g the
frontier as finally traced by the . oint Co» dftelsn, and of
th * groccs-verbal exchanged at Sheikh Said between the two
Cora; si sal one ra.
134 a map of the frontier delimitation is attached,
al Staff go. 2184).
(36) XB tv»« 9f_ certain <Um«Ultte. which arose on
t, c Burki ah aide it wea rati fy the boundary
arrangement but merely to eoepare the naps at His~^?ryeaty *s
imbaasy at Const anti no pie with those in possession of the
Ottoman Ministry of itar.
It Is to be observed that there was a divergence
of opinion In regard to the territory belonging to one of
the nine canton© of the Aden tribes - that of the Subaihli
the Ottoman com-ia loner olai^d here as part of the Ytsimn
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