ملف ١٧٤٩\ ١٩٢١ "الخليج الفارسي:- ملخصات إخبارية للمقيمية البريطانية ١٩٢١-١٩٢٥" [و‎‎١‎٥‎٨] (٤٩٤/٣٣٠)

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r "" TKe Financial Agent lias received orders to disburse the Nazmieh budget at
tbe old tigure of Ts. 1,105 per mensem. The Governor General’s budget has been
reduced as follows :—
Tomans
Governor General ..
Assistant Governor General
Office stall and menials
Totals
per mensem.
1,200
250
272
. 1,722
Murad Khan, chief of the Buchaqchi tribe has not yet returned from Iverbela.
Hussain Khan on arrival at Sirjan found a number of Bakhtiari Mamurs m the
Buchaqchi country and asked them to return to Kerman. 1 he Governor General
who heard about this telegraphed to him on the subject but has received an unsatis-
factory reply.
Sardar Muiallal, Governor of Bam, has telegraphed to the Governor General
that Sardar Khudadad Khan and his followers are harassing Aarmashir and proving
more of a nuisance than Wali Mohamed Shirdil, and asked that some steps may
be taken to check them.
His Maiesty’s Consul has been informed by His Majesty’s Legation that
M. Apollon Evetsky, formerly Soviet Consul at Enzeli, has been appomted to
Kerman and will leave Tehran shortly.
An Indian Parsee Doctor, named Manchurshaw Dadi has arrived in Kerman
from Shiraz. He is said to have been deputed by certain Parsecs of India to visi
Persia and ascertain what prospects existed for Indian 1 arsees to settle in 1 ersia
and develope the resources of the country.
On the 17th April Dr. Dadi held a meeting in the local Parsee school to which
a number of local officials, notables, merchants and others were invited. Dr. Dadi
spoke of the object of his visit and enquired how larsee immigrants would be
received and treated by the Persians. A number of Democrats and others replied
that Parsee immigrants would be welcomed provided they came as 1 eisians and n t
as emissaries of the British. A certain Manchurshaw Rustamji, an Indian 1 arsee
traveller arrived from Bandar Abbas the middle of the month and joined Dr
Dadi and they propose to leave for Yezd shortly en route to Tehran. In course of
conversation with His Majesty’s Consul he mentioned rttson'Tonl
are anxious as to the future of their community in India and tor tins reason
were thinking of returning to Persia.
Bandar Abbas.
All the Qishm people have now returned to Qishm, and the matter has been
settled (vide monthly summary for March).
The salary of the Deputy Governor has been reduced from Ts. 200 to Ts. 1 o0,
that of his Munshi from Ts. 25 to Ts. 20 and orders have been received by
Finance Agent not to pay the sowars and tufganchis at a .
Monsieur A Graux and his family left Bandar Abbas on the 16th April by
S.S. “ Bandra ” en route to Belgium, handing over charge of the Customs to
Head Clerk M. Ibrahim Kaffu.
Yamin-ul-Mumalik, the Karguzar of the Gulf Ports, Bushire, arrived bv I • S.
Yamm m iViUIIUM “Y .. 6 T1 « Pp-r^rtolis ” fired a salute of 21 guns on
“ Persepohs on the 26 pr . Governor Karguzar, and leading Persian
disembarkation of ^[Eintol^ - the guest
Merchants went on board the ship to receive Majesty’s Consul met
v'iSSi K.‘•«..»»’ -•
of the Deputy Governor.
A consignment of 110 packages of indigo was received by Agha Mehdi Tehram
Yezdt a^nS oTsyed Abdul Kasim Tabatabai of Yezd from Germany on the 10th
March.