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Bandar Dilam, Bandar Big, Borasjun, Daliki, Lingeh, Bastak, Bandar Abbas
Jask, Charbar, Mohammerah^ Ahwaz and other places as before. A Censor
has been appointed by the British Administration.
Letters to Basrah, India, Europe and other places overseas can be posted
in the Inland Post Office at foreign postage rates.
busHiRE;
15th August 1915
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A. P. Trevor, Major,
Civil Administrator of Bushire,
Enclosure No. 6.
NOTICE.
In view of the attack on Messrs. Gray Paul and Co.’s bungalow last night,
it is evident that the enemy tribesmen have adopted the plan of sending small
parties to slip between the outposts with a view to attacking outlying houses.
This plan is extremely difficult to defeat especially on dark windy nights such
as we are having at present.
The Officer Commanding at Bushire has accordingly requested me to send
a notice round to all Europeans to inform them that he considers it advisable
that Europeans should sleep up at the Telegraph Station for the present. It is
advisable for them to proceed to Bushire before sunset.
Colonel Lane also wishes me to state that if any European considersu
himself safe in his own bungalow and elects to remain there, he does so at his
own risk.
% A. P. Trevor, J/a/or,
j t Civil Administrator of Bushire.
Bushire ;
12th August 1915.
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Telegram R., No. 48S C., dated (and received) the 25th August 1915.
From-MAJon A. P. Trevor, C.I.E., Officer on Special Duty in the Persian Gulf,
Bushire,
To-The Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political Depart
ment, Simla.
Wassmuss arrived Ahmedi about August 22nd and is now reported to
, w,u S a “dak with Sheikh Hussein and Zair Khadar He is said to have
be at C^da loads with him> on i y 0 ne of which contained rifles. It
kalso said that Khan of Daliki warned Khan of Borasjnn not to put too
much faith in Wassmuss.
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Telegram R , No. 490 C., dated the 26th (received 20th) August 191o.
From— Maiou A. P. Tmvob, C.I.E., Officer ou Special Duty in the Persian Gulf,
To-Tbe Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political Depart-
ment, Simla.
TTnward nost last week was opened near Borasjun by representatives of
Upward post \ r English letters extracted. Letter from
Khan, Mulla an al man with gl ? ea t local knowledge, to Assistant
Borasjun telegraph Grbula , on which be was arrested at Gedili and
d H ^s now Lived here, having got.away by
conhned foi f me “ a / S hat confe derates and gendarmes are using indo-
stratagera. He states telenhone service for furtherance of their
*rra% T *riS'i...
liostile to us.
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