"ملف 14/201 II، مسائل متنوعة خاصة بالساحل المتصالح، B 57" [و‎‎١‎٣‎٥] (٤١٧/٢٧٧)

Translation of lettor H-f
(I .E. 28th July 1939" ^ -tn Tnani 1258 ^ '
of. Ivaloa to the Residency 5!} £ ' ild , bin Ahncd, Regent
igent, Shari&h.
After compliments.
It not concealed from you that I consider it
incumbent on me to ^
/ Anoi oi all activities of harmful
nature vviiich come to m-w j
v — ^ecige. Sometime before this, the
Sultan of Muscat Saiyid SaMd i +■
" ia vvr ote letuers ana sent them with
a messenger to our part of the country, namely to the Shahhiyin,
M uhaun m^d Din Hamad ash-Snarqi and some people of the Bani
uc tvd .'.ho live ia ^ small village outside Khaur Fakkan which
is c.cec by two brothers, Hilal bin Muhammad and 'Ubaid.These
people and the Sharqi were our subjects and some of them are
stil-i. onxious ^o rvert to us. The subjects of the letters
were to the exLect that the awasim had sold the country to
the iiritish. By saying they sold, he presumably mentis the
Concession given to the Oil Company, he used to word sold in
order to incite and instigate them so as to prevent motor cars
and agitate them. The sold aim being to cause insurrection,
instigate trouble and incite them. There had existed between
us and his forefathers and ancestors pledges, union, good and
firm ties of friendship. They undertook not to intenere in
anything nor instigate trouole in the area n 'rtn oi Krutm
Malahah. This action on his (Sultan's) part is against the
friendly ties and an infringement of the good neighbourhood
relations and also a breach oi th underta: i'^gs giv^n by hio
ancestors. Sultan Sat id should have promoted and preserved
those rights and undertakings which were followed by his
do not think that he t ould be fortunate
forefathers, "'e ao
by instigating insurrection, inciting the people and having
bad intentions, perhaps the go
of the u igh Governmenx; would bear good fruit
Usual En(|in
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d advice of the Representatives