مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎١‎٩] (٩٣٨/٣٨)

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1. MOVEMENTS.
1. MOVEMENTS . '3^- . ,
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(a) British Officia ls,
. MOVEMENTS■ ^ ,
343. The Hon'ble Lt-Colonel A.C.Gallowaa;,,..^-
Resident in the P ersian Gulf, left Shiraz for
Hon'ble Lt-Colonel A.C.Gallowatt^i^trEfij Political
the P ersian Gulf, left Shiraz for Firuzabad on the
2nd October where he was the guest of Nasir Khan Qashqai. He
travelled to Bushire on 3rd October*
344* ■ Mr. T.E.Rogers, Secretary to the Political Reside:
• returned from Shiraz on 1st October, and proceeded to the United
Kingdom on leave on 7th October.
345, Major A.L.Greenway, Residency Surgeon, Bushire,
returned from Shiraz on 1st October.
346. Captain R.C.Murphy, Political Officer, Trucial Coast,
arrived from Bahrain on 1st October,
348. Sargurd Parviz Jlrasteh, Officer Commanding the Bushire
Garrison, carried out a tour of the Dashty ax« wa 6 th October.
349. Reference paragraph 338 of Diary No.l 8 . # Sarwan All Akbar
Namwar has returned to Shiraz. The troops at Bm^zjan arr now
under the oommand of Sargurd Parviz Araateh, Ci,C.Ciarri£on, Bushire^
350. An Officer ami tuto soldiers were wounded recently in the
vicinity of Burazjan f while trying collect anas from a
Tangistani caravan. • (
351. The Buahire Customs, under order* from Tehran, have
recently started levying an unloading fee on all foodstuffs import- *•
ed into Bushire from other Persian ports. This tax on incomings
consignments of wheat, vice, dates etc., has already l*d to a
further rise in the co$t of living in Bushire town,
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352. Amrullah Khani son of Agha Khan, Rais-i*Jntizamat of
Shabankareh village, was recently fired at and wounded by Darab
Khan, the leader of a hostile faction in Shabankareh.
353. A branch of the Bushire Customs ha^ been opened at
Burasjan with the object of checking merchandise sent into the
interior.
354. A lorry was stopped and robbed on the Causeway, not far
from Bushire, during the night of the 2nd - 3rd October.
355. A United States Transport Command aeroplane made o fore
landing on the Bushire aerodrome on 10th October. Tv,; : vef
'olanes arrived the same day, one of which toik the pt., ^ ors
ni to Karachi. At the time of writing the 1 plane is st > una
347. Captain J.C.E. Bowen, H.M’s Consul, Bushire, returned from
Shiraz on 14th October.
II. L OCAj. AFFAIRS
III. COM UmIGAT IONS.
r oair on the Bushire aerodrome*
/ IV. TRADE. ....