مجموعة ٣٠/١١٤ "تقارير إجراءات السُفُن البريطانية." [و‎‎٤‎٢‎٢] (١٢٠٣/٨٤٣)

Turkey. It is rumoured in Mohammerah that Mustafa Kemal Paaha
will visit Persia next April and that a military review will
be arranged in his honour. (Mohammerah Int. Report)*
Persian Navy* Mo verge nts.
Arrive.
Place.
Leave •
"CHAHROKH".
-
Bushire.
1st
Oct.
7th Oct.
Bushire.
21st
Oct.
22nd Oct.
"SDiOROH".
Abadan.
Abadan.
22nd
Oct.
23rd Oct.
Bushire*
27 th
Oct.
29 th
Bunder Abbas
30th
(for iriait
1st Nov.
"KARBAS".
Bunder Abbas.
to Jask).
Abadan.
29 th
Oct.
"NKYRQU* . ,, SHOREHAM ,, passed the Persian naval tug in the Shatt.
ohe was towing a pile driver (presumably that used recently at
Mohammerah) and the second barge, which was carrying oil*
Judging by the short time the tug was absent from Abadan, it
seems possible she left her t ow at Bunder Shapur or perhana
Kharglsland.
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fcftfUMWgTOBXgfxxXtiixx Mohammerah Piers. With reference to
July Summary, four new piers have now been built abreast the
naval workshop, making a total of five. They project about
50 feet from the river bank, are about 20 feet wide, and about
75 feet apart. The piles are of wood, and it would seem that
they are most likely to be used as jetties.
X X X X X
Patrol Boats for Caspian. It is reported that four patrol
boats were delivered in cases at Bunder Shapur recently and have
been sent overland to Pahlevl (Enseli). (R.A.F. Int. Report,
' India.)
Presumably these are the ,, vedettes ,, ordered from
Italy last year. It will be remembered that Yawar (Major)
Zelli was appointed Officer Commanding Persian Navy in the
North in mid-June.
Pmi IAN AIR FORCE.
Miaterial. It is understood that orders are being placed in
$ae near future with Hawker and De Havilland Companies for
spares to the value of £23,000, and three De Havilland 'Rapides'.
Personnel. Two officers and ten mechanics were expected to
leave for England during October for training with the Bristol
and Hawker Companies. (R.A.F. Int. Report).
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INDUSTRIES.
ualt Mine. It is reported that a Japanese firm have obtained
a 50-year concession to export rock salt from Kish Island with
a minimum annual tonnage of 300,000. The salt will be loaded
at Hen jam. Mining operations are expected to commece shortly
and it is said that about 3,500 men will be employed.
(Bushire Int. Report).
Opium..•