مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎٤‎٤‎٤] (٩٣٨/٨٨٨)

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DIARY OF THE BRITISH KBSIDEKCT ATO COHSU1ATE-GSKSIUI ,
BUSHIRE, FOR THB MONTH OF MAY, 1941 .
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I. HOVEMSKTS .
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I 1941
249. The Hon*ble Lieut.-Colonel C.G.Prior,
Political Resident in the Persian Utalf and H.B.M. *s
Consul-General, hushire, left Bushire for Tehran on
26th May.
250. Mr* D # Arcy Weatherbe, King*s Messenger, passed
through Bushire en route for Tehran on the 2nd May.
II. LOCAL GOVEBME1TT .
251. Work on the construction of the Shahbankareh dam is
nearing completion and attention has now been turned to
the cementing of canals and water channels.
252. Iranbar have not yet taken over full control of
Bushire port facilities. A contract has however been
given for the supply of coolies for loading and unloading
ships and shipping agents are already complaining of
the difficulties they experience in discharging cargo.
253. Three Greek ships carrying large cargoes nf wheat and
flour arrived at Bushire at the beginning of May.
Though the local authorities were anxious to discharge
as much as possible of their cargoes only one ship was
permitted to unload 1600 tons at Bushire, the balance
being sent to Bandar Shahpur and other ports.
III. MILITA RY.
254. Lieut .-Colonel Malik JMasiri who was recently
appointed military officer in charge of Dashti and
Tangistan took up his headquarters at Bushire on 3ist
May. His position, in relation to other government
departments, is not well defined but it is clear that
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