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Up io flow ohiy the houses and other landed property situated within the
city or the neighbouring' areas have been dealt with. A branch office was also
opened in the town of Bahramabad for the Rafsinjan district.
Permission was received by the local Registration authorities in the momh f
of March to collect the Registration fees in three instalments in cases wher • "
the parties concerned were unable to make full payment in advance. In sn't
of this and the fact that the periods allowed for the registration of the varim ^
areas were extended several times, the majority of the houses and estates sf’’
remain unregistered and have therefore had to be declared ‘ ownerless 1 ] U
the cases where the fees have been duly paid, no documents of ownership hay 1
been received from Tehran up to the time of writing. ^ 0
The Director-General of Registration paid a visit of inspection to Rerimn
in the month of May. ■ 1
As the result of representations made to Tehran on behalf of the local
editors, permission was received early in the year to make arrangement with
the local newspapers fer the publication of notices in respect of r»o-i 8 tratim
of property in the province, excluding the property situated in the first area
bf the Kerman city, the contract for which had already been given to the
of “ Sitareh-Jehan ’* in Tehran. ^ tlle edlt(Jr
x xiiscti lumuiiieu
throughout the year.
The delivery arrangements, both of mails and telegrams, were on (he whole
Posts and Telegraphs. sa ^^ ac i or y and punctual than
on the road on account of rain, etc. e ’ barring When Were held n P
ioh^ no/° n % ^ puMic
that the ofhciai in charge of the Post Office is particularly efficient in ^ work"
Fara-Vashi (Mutarjim Humayun), Principal of the Pehlevi Middle School
Education. J? Kerman, received instructions from
recall in August K 933 . & ^ charge since the previous incumbent’s
until the arrivur©^^^^ ^ itio " to h . is other
March. ’ Mirza badl q Khan Ansan, at the end of
a coupleof * years orior f 6 A °/oS e . EduCatio . n department in Kerman for
seem to be a* man of suffioKn/ 1 ^^ ^ as b . een m charge since. He does not
connected with the FndowmPuT^t- andl ® sa ^ d to be more interested in matters
money to change lumds? 11 ° f lllS de P artmea t, in which there is more
said to be one of the 1 *25 1 sanctfoned' ^ cll 1 001 ^ danish-Sara ’) in Kerman,
the year, was inauc^todt^ f n° r the wh ^ Ie country by the Majliss early in
School at the end of April ^ 6 ernor 'd e aeral in the hall of the Pelilevi
by a commiTtee^of ^o^i^ Ca ^ e Examinations, which are organised
tbairmanshio of thp °\r^ d ehlevi Government Middle School, under the
daKs^rho^^rmndpcl^thems^ve^ondv 1 *^?^ 16 ^ d TT ^ ° f tlie 149 candi -
passed the wriiton / Se ., es onl y were declared successful in having
figures w-ere only arrived . ekSsa F and dictation). The final
and extra marks ow - a f er ^ le ard: hmetic papers had been re-scrutinised
of the difficulty in ouestinn ^ ° eon M > a J n t s made by masters and bovs because
the primary^Htandard 6 ^!!^! 1 w ere far too hard for the boys of
Middle school. The tu'ppp a f d ^^? ve taxed the powers of many boys in the
from 50 to 6 o’difficult words ^nd tW dlctatl0n also was to ° tiard, containing
make it difficult for the hnv* i\ an V ! e f e T 0 ?” 0 a F an 8 ’ ed so close together as to
that the Examination Board m anders ! a . lld the gist. To an outsider it appeared
a primary one and thev akr H 11 ° ‘l tai } ed to realise that the examination was
amount of knowledge as themSlve^ t0 tlllllk tllat tlie candidates had the same