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Assistant Registrar.
Mr. S. Rajaram Aiyer throughout the year.
Assistant Engineer.
Mr. Fatahli Shaikh, B. S. E. throughout the year.
SECTION 2.
A.—FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES.
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French Consulate.—The French Consulate remained closed and in
charge of a local caretaker throughout the year.
Dutch Consulate.—Like the French, Dutch interests also remained un
represented throughout the year.
His Majesty's Consul-General continued to look after Norwegian,
Estonian and Iraqi interests. The protection of Greek interests was dis
continued in 1934.
C7. S. S. R .—A Russian Armenia^ who remained in charge of the
Russian Trading Concern at Bushire proceeded to Resht in November
leaving a local caretaker in charge of the office.
No business was done by them during the year.
B.—VISITORS.
1. His Excellency Ali Akbar Davar, the Iranian Minister of Finance,
arrived at Bushire on the 28th January and left for Bandar Abbas on the
1th February.
2 On the 1st February His Excellency Lieut.-Colonel Sir Francis
Humphreys, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., K B E -> C ' L ^’,, M p ] R F
Ambassador, Baghdad, and Air Vice-Marshall W G. B. Michell GB. .
DSO MC A F C., Officer Commanding British Forces m Iraq, arrived
at Bushire and returned to Baghdad on the 3rd. They were a = ame
by Mr. G. E. F. Douty, Private Secretary to Sir Francis H 11 ”? 11 • ’
Squadron Leader F. E. Waring, E.A., and Captain R. E. Saule, K.A.i.
3 Mr. H. M. Knatchbull-Hugessen, C.M.G., His Majesty’s Minister
n Tehran arrived at Bushire on the 28th February and left for Abadan o
he 3rd March.
Mr. H. M. Knatchbull-Hugessen, C.M.G., again visited Bushire on
he 1st November and left for Karachi on the 4th. He f t h e
Bushire again on his way to Khorramshahr en route for lehran
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4. Mr. William Hornibrook, American Minister in Tehran, arrived at
Bushire on the 14th April and left for India.
5. Mr. H. Matshushima, Japanese Minister, arrived at Bushire on the
>8th August. He was accompanied by three Japanese. He wa ^
loard the S.S. “Varsova” by the Director of Customs and
Bushire, and left for Tehran on the 29th. ^ W J
6. Sir Aurel Stein, K.C.I.E., the famous British archaelogist ®
geographer, arrived here on the 4th November and left for Shira . .
panifby an Iranian official of the Ministry of Education named Kar.mi,
to carry out research work in Ears, Bakhtiari and Kuh G
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