مجموعة ٣٠ /١١١ "محطات بحرية بريطانية في: إنشاءات في خور قوي والبحرين. إخلاء هنجام وباسعيدو." [و‎‎٣‎٩‎٨] (١١٥٤/٨٠٠)

l£# it is proposed to transfer* tn nov
at present at Henjam, it is anticin fl tArt B f? f ln ^ he coal stock
requirements as sloops only reair tp''+ t]lis will meet
same intervals as they oilf requlr6 to 00a l roughly the
Should experience show tin-*- ^
than Bahrein a small stock' could be re-established^t t y S1 ’ T 1
in the^s ame way as is suggested as an alternativfifthe^Le
DhTAILSD PriOPQSiiLS FOR BAHRE IN.
contained J ° onou r generally with the proposals
contained in Part TV of Appendix II, l n view, however, of the
results of H.M.S.ORMONDE‘ s survey of 1932 now being available!
it is evident that the causeway should be built out in a
southerly direction from the southwest corner of the Naval area.
This will shorten the length of the causeway to some extent,
but I thinx it improbable that the cost will be reduced as,
after inspection of the R.A.F. causeway, I consider that the
Naval one should be not less than 10 feet wide, especially
as it will need to carry a Decaville track.
14. The change in the position of the pier will, however,
affect the choice of sites for the store and possibly for the
R.l.N. quarters and Clerk-in-charge f s house. As, however, the
land on the southern portion of the area is unsuitable for
building, the sites for these buildings should remain in the
vicinity of the canteen garden, their exact sites being
determined at a later date before the work is put in hand,
A Decaville track can easily be laid from the causeway to the
store, utilising for some part of it the rails at present in
use at Hen jam*
15. It is possible that it will be better wo site the
Officers 1 Club, Canteen and swimming bath outside the gardens in
question but this also can be decided at the time. The provision
of a small officers 1 swimming pool is desirable, and it is hoped
to carry this out on savings made on the total estimates.
16. Telephone. A telephone should be installed at ^the
Clerk-in-charge * s house for communication with Bahrein ly T
Station. No provision has been included for this in the
estimates•
17. Electric ity. With reference to paragraph 40 of
Appendix II, the supply is 230 volts a«C. and no . ,
voltage of the three existing fans is 110 volts D. . 5 '
and makers - Jessop & Company, Calcutta. Tnose a - ^
re-winding and it is not proposed to fake fh m
arranging for the requirements of the Bahrein a
. +-* cmql-yqis (a copy of which Senior
18 * ^ater. In view ox the y d 4 Q( ; ted to forward to
Naval Officer, Persian Gulf, has De Appendix II, drinking
Admiralty) referred to in paragraph be taken
water for Officers’ Club ^E^pean iuhabitants^generally import
ashore from the sloop(s), (European
or distil it). ter ls perfectly safe to
It is observed that t/h© iu oax
drink but has rather strong laxative ei • is ...