مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎٢‎٧‎٥] (٩٣٨/٥٥٠)

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pursued them, and two men from the vi J lag^ .na one o: : the
thievee Y/erc killed, ^ portion of tie robbed goode v/at?
recovered by the villc.gere,
(ii) ^ few people from the Buluk-i-Daehti recc-'nl'ly
visited Shaikh Kohnmm d Than Chrhkutrhi and cnquircc whether
he y/‘ s in a position to take his property back from &azmi.
He replied that he hr t no pov/er isi at ^resent and was r v/a.t-
ing ths. return of his oth^r tv/o brothers. If they de v< u
return, he said, he would approach the Persian Gove 'm ,.r
for he 5 ., >; and failing this, would go and ask has ir ^a&h^si
for h> Ip. When Razmi heard of this, he rrested the
people on their return to the Buluk end fined them. Sheikh
Mohammad Chahkutahi has now left for jhiraz.
(c) Th^ Dov/n Ports . Re.ortc, have been received e/om
Sheikh Mr sir Masoori, Chief of Tahiri, that ;-li Akb f a T-Hian
and Abbas Than, who w-r-. lately appointed by the P^rsi n
Government a" Chiefs for the Buluk of Gallehdar, have come
to an agreement with Mr sir Ehan ^ashqa.i, and have xiX'rarqx
lately killed several people in Tahiri and looted their
houses. He also reports that these two chiefs have been
joined by the rebel Ismail Khan of Zanganeh (aga-inst whom
operations were conducted last yeor by Colonel Himmat;s
and .im to extenlt their control to the ports of Tahiri,
Akht r and ^salu and into the territory of the T-raki . .h
CA the hinterland of these ports'; with the object of nelp-
irp Nasir '^ashqai. (It is hoped to examine the politics of
this ...Tea more close lp r on the Lj ci in the future).
YI * PUBLIC ^I^TIO HS.
(a.) Two pet ty chief, of Ta ng: s tan J: ’ f a r ..mba: aki an d
T.’.imur Jamrli visited the Resident’s Secretary during the
period, Beth expressed their v.111. inghc ss to scj-vc .ii s
Majesty’s Government. They complained of the oppress.on of
Rais a j .1 i Chahpiri in Tangistan.
(b) Ibrahim Khan Ghazanfir’, son of late Ghazanfir 1 -ae-
Sultaneh of Borcazjr.n, similarly ex r seed his willingness
to render service to His Mjesty’s Government.
(c) On January 14th the Hon'd, the Political R sident
was At Home to the Governor, and tin leading officials and
merchants. Mr. Rogers arranged ~ cinema programme which was
much appreciated.
VII, PQCJ bUlA Llde ,
(a ) T o an ap plic t i .. n m a de t s the Minis ty of P o: d stuffs
by the Bushire Cham bar of C Oi-im e r c e for he Ip for t he ^oor in
Bus hire, the Minister r-. ..lied th t in: -'wl ctions had been is ucd
to CPiiraz to supply a quantity of rice and maize for the gnor
at Bus hire, but that he caul,, not a .1 a ey \fa cat.
(b) The Poods tuff e Der- rtnent i,as t last begun issuing
coupons for rationed suga , in.-’ and bre. d. Up to the end of
t :C .ried coupons had only b.^n distributed in Budiire tovm,
and tin loci inhabitants were notifies that for the present
500 gramme of sugar and 5C grammes of lea p*. r head p^r mensem
will be supplied, and th s ths. rationing }f br^ d will be