مجموعة ٩/٣٠(٢) "تقارير إدارية عن الخليج الفارسي - ١٩٤٥ -" [و‎‎٤‎٦‎٥] (١١٤٨/٩٢٩)

p ea oe reigned in ttic Ku’^sit- rl 6s rr pt throughout* the
year. One of the very few parts of the world about which
this statement can he truthfully made. The rains were
reasonably good and the summer was a remarkably mild one
so that there was little cause for irritation or complaint.
VI. TOdhlGiT INThtglTS .
(a) Saudi irahla . Very friendly relations were
maintained throughout the year. Tn December the Shaikh
joined Bis Majesty King Ibn laud at the Shaikh of Bahrain's
Camp at Cecums. The three Arabian rulers spent a very
pleasant ten days together, hawking by day and disco-arsing
by night. It seems reasonable to assume from reports
received that no politics were discussed and that the party
was politically of no particular significance.
(b) Iraq . The British occupation of Iraq, has
resulted in better relations between the two countries,
but there is still much room for improvement and there are,
ISashlyah . The 10th Land Board have registered 1B0
shares in this estate in.the names of Adi al Zuhair's heirs
pending fit the nnd of the year,
I? odd a ffo' y oil • Tn July, tne 10th Land ajonrd rGgisterod
teen lodged ^nd will he heord in February 1942*
|qo. This estate has teen registered in the name
of the 4s 3Utah oy the 10th Land Board. One Hattatah has
j I regret to say, signs that the Irakis are nore than
willing to resume their unpleasant and unfriendly pre-’iay
hatits.
7TT. Dm
The situation was as follows at the end of the year:
and the remaining 36 in the name of the As 3uoah. An appeal
against this decision ty the heirs of All al Luhair was
this estate in the name of the As Sub ah, hut an appeal fras
petitioned/