مجموعة ‎٢٨ /٩٥ "بلاد فارس. العلاقات مع الحكومة البريطانية.‏ المطالبات الخاصة ضد الحكومة البريطانية‏: قضية السفينة البخارية "كارا دينيز‏"." [و‎‎٢‎٩‎٢] (٦٩١/٥٨٣)

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On the th Jaly it'it a full report uj the irAforaiut or
by hi 3 Advocate Mr Bac^ frmfltfl 1 t/iur Hill#
During October or Noveabcr Ipi6(after a lapse ox" aeveral
aionths/ iur Arthur Hill f.ct.f. ng apcn Ins tractions from London, in*
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loriisd .ir hacxia Uit-i the ^ uadtloii ol rs^ gn eratloit w«^ald reiaain
in aoevancfe and tmt aeirnwhlX* the r.-. «>rt u.d ressalB ;.n Ui*
(Iftp Hill s ) naiids. On the 11th April If lb t ie liUToraant recei
ved ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية written invitation to call at the British i^gatlon.inthe
following teraa:*
?Brttl4h Legation 11/4/1© rtr v, la aakad to call on Ur
'Hill at the Coaraereial ^epartaent of this Legation
"at his earliest convenience^.
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Mr Hill told the informant that he ir>d instructions Iron
the British aovemnent about the KARA-DENIZ" and that the feafta
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informant must make a minute report of the whole affair,and of
his relations with Atychidss and be prepared to leave for Bom
bay to give evidence. At the same time Hr Hill a&id that having
now receive l instructions he wished to know >.hat tne Informant
waa asking, for tte services he woul' render.
The informant a^ide cold delivered the desired report
to Mr Hill together with all original documents having reference
to the business and received a receipt for the same dated 1st )i
Xuy l£jo. a.,,.. r^i^rda_.r<;nan9r;»tlon tin Inlor^mt a.mln a„ld he
would leave it to the generosity of the British Government#
On the knd M;*y ll'ic the infora<tnt receivau a fresh
invitation vi 2 t- "British Legation,Athens 2/5/lo You are reques-
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"ted to call at this department at toaaorrow(Friday)
‘'signed A,Hill." The infonaoit .ccoir^uiied by his udvocate 4
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called »a»xi he gave further eApMi«#tions on the docuasnts oiid
his report.He was then told to call In two days, bringing with
him a swte: ent of the losses he would eventually incur in order
to decide on a ^uitAble remuneration.
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Two days 1c ter the informant again presented himself
at the Legation and was interviewed by the Vice Consul Mr CunT
berbaten and also sjc by Hr Hill. He was informed that his pass
port for Bombay was readyi he was also presented with an affi
davit or declaration drawn up on the basis of his report and ”