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PERSIA— Telegraphs —NOS. XXXII
AND XXXIII—1901.
That which His Excellency the Ameen-es-Sultan, Minister of Finance and
of the Palace, has written is correct and is registered in the Foreign Office of the
Persian Government.
This 2nd Jemmadee H., 1304.
Seal of the Minis try
for Foreign Affairs.
Xote. —This boundary was afterwards modified at Colonel Smith’s suggestion. Instead
of the new fence being erected at a distance of 400 yards and parallel to the old fence right across
the point, a fine was to be drawn from the West Bay, 150 yards from the old fence, and con-
t'.nued parallel to it to within 100 feet of Telegraph line, thence parallel to Telegraph fine till
it met new boundary 400 yards from old fence.
B. T. Ffixch,
The 14th June 1888.
Director, Persian Gulf Section,
Indian Government Telegraph Department.
Xo. XXXIII.
Convention between Great Britain and Persia, extending the system of Tele
graphic communication between Europe and India through Persia,—1901.
[Ratifications eicivanged at Tehran, January 13, 1902.]
His Majesty the King of the L nited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
Emperor of India, and His Majesty the King of all the Kingdoms of
Persia, being desirous to extend the system of telegraphic communication
between Europe and India through Persia already established in virtue of
previous treaties, have resolved that a Convention for that purpose shall be
concluded, wherefore Their Majesties have named as their Plenipotentiaries:
His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
Emperor of India— Sir Arthur Henry Hardinge, Knight Commander
of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, Companion
of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, His Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Persia ; and His Majesty'the King
of all the Kingdoms of Persia—His Excellency Mirza Xasrulla Khan
Ml shir-ed-Dowleh, His Minister for Foreign Affairs, Bearer of the Order
of the Lion and the Sun of the First Class with Green Riband, Possessor of
the Order of the Royal Portrait of His Late Majesty' Xasreddix Shah,
Possessor of the Order of the Royal Portrait of His Present Majesty Muzuf-
fereddin Shah of the First Class, and of the Blue Cordon, Bearer of the
Order of the \\ hite Eagle, and of the 1st Class of the Osmania adorned with
diamonds, and of the First Order of Leopold (of Austria) and of the First
Order of Leopold (of Belgium) and of the Order of St. Alexander, adorned