'Lord Curzon's Notes on Persia' [687r] (1375/1386)
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H. HARRISON,
QMczzzng 7rgze M/anager.
APPENDIX G.
PERSIAN GULF
The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran.
SECTION.
Showing the average daily mean rate of transmission of messages over the
Persian Gulf
The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran.
and Persian Sections to and from Karachi and Tehran during the year i88o-qo
compared with that of the previous year. ° y ‘ ‘
H. HARRISON,
Officiating Traffic Manager.
2 — -
18S9-90.
1888-89.
Month.
Karachi to Tehran.
Tehran to Karachi.
Remark..
Karachi to Tehran.
Tehran to Karachi.
Remarks.
April ... ...
May ... ...
June ... ...
July
August ... ...
September ... ...
October ... ...
November ...
December ...
January ...
February ... ...
March ... • ...
Mins. Secs.
7 0
8 43
8 17
8 29
10 39
8 11}
8 46
13 14
11 28
17 41
20 38
13 36
Mins. Secs.
5 33
8 4
12 41
14 40
10 4
7 15
8 23
11 28
12 15
21 14
25 1
13 5
) Working one circuit (owing to minor failing on several
C occasions); enhanced mean.
Persian minor and Gulf minor occasional bad working.
Repairing G. P. cable ; 5th and 6th working one circuit to
Tehran owing to sickness.
Persian Section bad weather, lines leaky.
Ditto Gulf Section Cable interrupted.
Minor to Bushire interrupted 9th; bad weather on Per
sian lines.
Mins. Secs.
ii 44
9 4
16 15
14 57
14 33
17 1
14 6
18 41
9 57
8 6
Mins. Secs.
to 37
8 31
9 11
20 1
17 2
17 33
14 21
25 55
9 1
5 34
•
Working one circuit Gulf Section for 4days 19 hours.
Karachi-Gwadur Section interrupted ; working through
land line 4 days 23 hours and one circuit Persian Section.
(Not recorded owing to pressure of work caused bv the
) total interruption of the Eastern Company’s lines.
Working one circuit Gulf Section for 23 days 21 hours
and one circuit Persian Section.
Working one circuit Gulf Section for 3 days 7 hours and
Persian land lines working badly.
Working one circuit Gulf Section for 2 days 19 hours ;
Persian land lines working badly.
Working 1 one circuit Gulf Section for 5 days 23 hours ;
Persian land lines working badly.
Average monthly mean rate of
transmission per message
during the Year
11 231
12 28
13 26
13 47
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This file consists of letters, notes, and printed material on Persia compiled by George Curzon in the course of conducting research prior to the writing of his book: Persia and the Persian Question . The papers' contents and type vary considerably, but consists primarily of handwritten notes, some of which are organised roughly for individual chapters of the book. The rest of the file includes newspaper clippings, official reports, printed maps, and other published material on the history and geography of Persia. The official government reports are primarily government of India balance of trade reports, while published material consisted mainly of academic and non-academic papers on Persian archaeology by members of the Scottish Geographical Magazine and the history of the telegraph published by the Indo-European Telegraph Department.
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Foliation: the foliation sequence (used for referencing) commences at the first folio with 1 and terminates at the last folio with 692; these numbers are written in pencil, are circled, and are located in the top right corner of the recto The front of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'r'. side of each folio.
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