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Tel gram. No. 12 C., dated Seietan, the Hth (despatched from Eobat on 16th) January 1907.
From— Major E. L. Kbnnion, His Britannic Majesty's Consul for Seistan and
.Ham, beistan,
To—The Foreign Secretary, Calcutta.
Perso-Baiuch boundary. Your telegram, dated 7th January, No. S. 16.
The Vice-Consul, Kuh-i-Malik Siah, just come in after visiting Piran. From
his report the position is shown to he as follows The exact boundary is
difficult to determine as there are several ziarats adjacent to one another. The
land cultivated by Chagai Levies has been extended this year, and if we assume
that the boundary line passes through the principal ziarats, it is possible that a
few yards of Persian territory have been taken up. The Chagai Levies were
dispossessed not only of this, but also of other plots of cultivation which are
without doubt British territory. There was no Persian cultivation at Piran till
November. Then cultivators from Persian village Duzdap were posted, and
they are now in possession. There are no Persian Sarbazes at Piran.
A ddressed to Foreign, Calcutta; repeated to Tehran, No. 8; Agent to the
Governor-General, Baluchistan, No. 13 C.