"الملف 14/115 VII الملحق (B 9) أكسيد جزيرة أبو موسى: مواد خلفية حول هذه القضية" [و‎‎٢‎١‎٨] (١٩٠٤/٤٤٦)

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Hot©, xor the i iforaiation of Qov0mment y on th« lt5®n-
tit t v ox soiiie of « le Individuals onlntonB, as ^leading
merchanto", are quoted in the G©man Rejoinder.
Ci)» daffld«ibn-lChallfft (Gertaan Annex 19) #
An obscure and insignificant person of Bahrein origin,
«a8 forra«rly a n^tty $ sserohant but want bankrupt, and
afterwards ©ndaavoured to make a living as a news-writer,
oy writing gosiiip to various native notables in the Oulf
and getting occasional presents fron for his trouble#
Used to receive help from Haoan Saaaiyoh and died insolvent.
Was in fiaean Sanaiyeh*© pocket and his opinion not of the
slightest value in any case#
(ii). Abdarrahman-ibn-MuhaEimad-ibn-Kaxim. (Annex 20).
A Persian of Baetak. Well known aa an inveterate in
triguer, and eepeolally hostile to the British Agency at
.'wingah and to British interests generally, #wing to the fact
that the Residency has been obliged fron time to tine to
nak# .-ieriO'sa ooraplaintfi againet him. He was for Boise years
Consular Ag#nt for France at Lingah, but in 190? he wag
proceeded against by the Cuts torn a for ssuggling a larr.e
quantity of tobacco? and in January 1909 Andurrahnan having
circulated a cilly story to the effect that the French were
going to seize the port of Kuag near Lingah, H.M 1 ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية Minister
on receiving the report conr.unicated it to hi a French Ool-
legue, who smat also have received it frora the French
Consul at Bushire, and replied that he he had already had
occasion to complain of Abdurrahiaan, and a little later gave
his hi« dicmiasal.
I have quite recently had to complain againat hira under
the Hague Award in the French Flag arbitration, for unlaw „
fully flying a French flag - h© having got himself register©
at