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Bandar Abbas.
i • 4-u« mrvnth between Mir Barkat and the
Fighting occurred early ^ ^ worsted on the latter being joined
Minabis in which the former wa n ^ retired t0 Kohistaq is reported to
by the Rudbaris. Mir Baikal WOU nded. The latest news is that
have lost some 30 men ^'^“VU TnsUucted Zargam-as-Sultaneh,
the Officer Commanding 1 • f ther operations against Mir Barkat
W^^*»*w* u * “ Mir
^‘'Routes from Rudbar to Minab are closed and trade is practically at
of the damage caused to then goods on mg
ments at the Customs House.
Mekran.
. T «,,■ Twenty service rifles and 200 rounds of ammunition are
reported to have been landed at Gookhai on the 18th October,
reporreu w ^ i „ are reported to have been
Slave Four s ave^^ Tattani to Sadaic h a nd shipped on
theaRernoonof tlre 27th insC by a badan bound for Khaburah on the coast
A
ARABIA.
Muscat.
Major R. G. Hinde, LA., Political Agent and His Majesty’s Consuh
Muscat, under medical advice left for Karachi by H hf . _ ^ d
the loth October for treatment in tne Civil Hospital. He returned
Muscat on the 1st November. n n. n o l
Captain R Alban, Commandant Muscat State Infantry left for feohar
on the 15th 11 returned to Muscat on the 23rd and left the same day for the
Batinah Coast. . n ,
Much smuggling is reported to be going on on the Batinah Coast; tne
Council of Ministers who are displeased with the work, of the present
Director-General of Customs, Mr. Abu Saleh, have temporarily replaced
iw Mr TsFandar. the Treasurv Officer, Muscat State.
Trucial Coast.
Shaikh Abdullah bin Rashir, the young Shaikh of Um-ul-Qawain,
was murdered by a slave on the 10th October 1923, his brother, a boy ol 1C
has temporarily succeeded him but it seems probable that he will be ousted
by his uncle Shaikh Ibrahim brother of the late Shaikh Rashid.
Bahrain.
A fracas occurred on the 13th October between Najdis and Persian
coolies at Muharaq, and another on the 18th amongst Persian coolies m
Minavi quarters in Manama.
Kuwait.
The Hon’ble Lieut.-Colonel S. G. Knox, C.S.I., C.I.E., Offg. Political
Resident in the Persian Gulf accompanied by his Secretary, paid a flying
visit of a day to Kuwait on the 12th October.
The Kuwait pearling fleet returned from the pearl banks in the month
of September.
(Sd.) A. P. TREVOR, Lieut.-Colonel
Political Resident in the Persian Gulf-
Bushire;
The 17th November 1923.
GCP Delhi—L XI—385(s)—29-11-23—