"مجموعة من المعاهدات والالتزامات والسندات المتعلقة بالهند والدول المجاورة" [‎٢‎٢‎٦] (٥٧٨/٢٤٣)

Goyernment in the neighbourhood of Torkham, thereby altering the line
demarcated under Article 5 of the Peace Treaty of 1919. Schedule II
provided for matters of detail connected with Legations and Consulates.
Added to the Treaty, and published with it, were four letters dealing
more particularly with the import of munitions; excluding Russian
Consulates and representatives from the territories of Jalalabad, Ghazni
and Kandahar; and declaring the goodwill of the British Government
towards all frontier tribes.
Ihe Ireaty had hardly been signed when Sir Henry Dobbs learned
that, contrary to an undertaking which had been given to him when the
realignment of the Torkham boundary had been under discussion, the
Afghans were still in possession of Arnawai in Chitral, which had been
occupied during the period of the armistice of 1919. On November 29th
(he Amir gave orders for the withdrawal of all Afghan troops fiom
Arnawai and for its restoration to Chitral; and on the 4th December
Sir Henry Dobbs, on his way to Peshawar, carried out the realignment
o± the boundary at Torkham.
Compliance with the Amir’s order for the evacuation of Arnawai
was delayed till the 17th January, when Arnawai itself was handed
hack to the Chitral representative. The “ lands known as Dokalim ”
which were also claimed by the Mehtar of Chitral, as forming part of
. rnawai were not restored, and remained in Afghan possession till 1921).
le questions of title to these lands, and the delimitation of the frontier,
7'iw o’! 7 t J h<! TIC,n - V Agreement of the 9th April 1895 (No. XV),
are still (1930) under negotiation with the Afghan Government.
Shortly after the conclusion of the Treaty His Majesty the King, in
l-tT ,° f C r°“ P k mentary messages with the Amir, accorded to the
latter the style of “ His Majesty ”,
. In A Prl1 1922 > in accordance with the terms of the Treaty, British
tivelv Af H a Vl g »l° nS Were e8taHi8hed in Kabul and London respec-
, "o- , 6 I' 8 *. Ministers being Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Humphrys
Chid 1 j £ H . Ehan - I!rifish Consulates were instituted at
ral' and d th an A f “'“.T m , Au S ust 1922 - The Afghan Consulate-Gene-
vear. a nd % “ 0onsuIates India, were inaugurated in the same
in Hal,L I th 1 i 0 ’ Af w n , Tra r e Conyention ( No - XXV) relating to goods
“• T “-"
British 1 terrify and ' 924 nntnages committed by Afghan subjects in
snh cs of t * f rS m r an,, SpinChilla ’ niin'der by Afghan
iltte necetL d" if n6ar Lan<li Kotal, and certain other
matters necessitated tbe dctpnfi’nti ot
terms of the Treaty of iqoi f ' *7’ m urcor <iance with the
e meaty ot 1921, of arms consigned from abroad to the