مجموعة ٣٠/ ٣٦ "البحرين: ادعاء يوسف لطفعلي خنجي، وهو أحد الرعايا الفارسيين، ضد الشيخ حمد فيما يخص مصنع للثلج" [و‎‎٢‎٦] (٣٤٠/٥١)

Mr* Khunji or his agent the sum of Rs 1,880/- which
represents the half of the profits xor the yc,ar when
both machines were used by the municipality, and
that the Government would not demand any examination
of the previous accounts, on the condition that the
dis ute should be final.y and definitely closed,
neither party after this settlement having any claims
on the other party.
Mr. Khunji’s repres ntative made a note of the
conversation end promised to communicate with me
immediately on receiving a reply from his principal,
who was in Paris; he took my address and told me that
before I left England I should hear from him.
! v rom that day I have heard nothing from the
Solicitors or from any of the persons cone med.
I consider that the solicitors by their beheviouA-
showed a remarkable lack of common courtesy; if r.
Khunji did not agree to any proposals they should have
written to me and told me so.
In suite of this incident, in order to settle this
vexatious affair which has caused considerable trouble
to various Government departments who are not themselves
involved in the matter we are willing to close thematter
on the terms which I h ve mentioned above.
I h ve the honour to be,
Sir,
Your Obedient Servant,