مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎٢‎٣‎٩] (٩٣٨/٤٧٨)

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Will preclude any considerable collection from those areas.
(b) Flour and V rley shipped to this port by the U.K.C.C.
in Iraq has been fcrwarded to Shiraz; but owing to consider
able shortages in rhe amounts received, as against the amoun
expected, the full programme for Shiraz could not be carndd
out.
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VIII. COMllEBC. .. h & SHIP PING.
(a) In continuation of the orders of the Persian Govern-
ment prohibiting the clearance of goods from the Customs,
(vide paragraph VIII of my last summary) the Customs Depart
ment have been ordered to submit complete lists of all good
affected n This is in anti- cI -ion oi the revival of the
Government monono.-, on sugar, tea; matches and piece goods.
(b) Fresh meat
and the price of
200.00. The pr: c
was very „arce during tie fortnight,
ea rose from Rials 160.00 per kilo to Rials
s of otht.r commodities were follows s-
Riuls per kilo.
Mutton
Ghee
Rice
Potatoes
Tea
Sin;: ;
Flcuu
Parley
Charcoal
Sal 4 "
Milk
Eggs
12.00
62.00
19.00
6.76
2OQ.00
30.00
7 .00
4.00
1.15
1.50
4.50
1.60 each
(e) 1 American and 1 Egyptian ship called at Bushire
during the fortnight, the former bringing war supplies for
Russia and the latter 2500 tons of cotton. This latter was
in consequence of the M.W.T*s decision to reopen Bushire a
a commercial port.
IX. HEALTH .
There has been a large
of malaria during the fork'
of amoebic dyscu’ury, and a
increase in the number of cases
•'•hi. There have been a few cases
lew cases of typhoid fever*
18th June 1943.
His Mia jetty's Consul,
BUSHIRE.