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In April the Sultan accorded permission for the use of the small Island
of Jazirat-al-Ghanum (Khor Quwai) as a subsidiary base for the Se of
the Sloops of the Persian Gulf Division, for which he received the thanks
of His Majesty s Government and the Government o‘f India.
PERSIAN SIDE.
By the end of the year the Iranian authorities had succeeded in further
disarming the tribes and establishing order in the districts of Tangistan
Dashti, Dahki and the hinterland between Bushire and Lingah Some
hundred outlaws were induced to return to their homes on beinS given safe-
ronduct; those who had openly resisted the authorities were executed.
Security in the Jask and Charbar districts improved during the year.
Persian Navy.—The Persian Navy occupied itself with its chief dutv
of preventing smuggling by sea and made a number of captures of sailing
emit alleged to b® engaged in that occupation. No incidents occurred
during the year in regard to interference with dhows'of the Arab Shaikh-
doms.
Relations with local Persxan Officials .—Relations with the Governor of
the Southern Ports continued to be most cordial,
CaUe Re-organization .—Cable and Wireless Limited effected some
changes in their cable routes in the Persian Gulf. Briefly, the cable sta
tion at Charber has been closed and that at Jask will follow shortly in the
course of a year or so, while Bushire has been linked to Bahrain by direct
cable. Following on the naval evacuation of Hen jam referred to above
both the cable and wireless stations at Hen jam were closed.
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T. C. FOWLE,— Lient-Colonel,
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