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... House authorities, be awarded. ‘There is no foundation for the report that construction of railways had been granted the Persian Government, and tha the work be commenced shortly. The state etruction in ment that a Convention is equally railway cop HOLLOW ...
... which expenses amounting to £40.868, had to be deducted, leaving a balance of £42,852. From this £4000 was paid to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, and £1335, leaving £37,497. A dividend of 3s. per share has already been paid, ond a further ...
... deducting expense* of and B-meral charges, remaining amounts to £42,852. From tins stun £4,000, tiro amount due to the Persian Government in terms thecui»rereinn,haa to lie deducted, and alao income-tax, leaving J£!7. 187. An interim dividend of per share ...
... with a view to his be^omin : the Ratuca Parliamentary candidate. The Tageblatt learns that by the desire ol the Persian Government the Russi 1 Cossaea, Colonel Borisoff, has been appointed Instruct* General of Persian Cavalry. A young girl working ...
... by him 'on behalf the overseers of the parishes of St. and St Thomas. The Tageblatt learns that the desire of ■ the Persian Government the Russian Cossack. Col Rorissofl. has been appointed Instructor-General Persian cavalry, which to be reorganised ...
... them all over the province, where they vigorously push Russian commercial interests. Moreover, Russia has competed the Persian Government to construct, at great expense, a good road from Meshed, the chief town of Khorussan, across the frontier, where it ...
... all over the province, where they vigorously push Russian commercial interests. Moreover, Russia has , ompelied the Persian Government to construct at great expense a good road from Meshed, the chief town of Khorassan, across the frontier, where it connects ...
... Reuters Agent at Teheran has been authorised to state tnat he ! relics in question will not be sold, and that j the Persian Government haa no intention of j disposing of them in any way, but will place them in the Imperial Museum at Teheran. ...
... el Klobb. PERSIA AND RUSSIA. CONSTRUCTION OF RAILWAYS. (FEB SXtJTEB'S _SENCT.) TEHERAN, Wednesday. Reports tbat the Persian Government has ceded Bender Abbassi or some other southern port to a foreign Power, and that it has granted concessions for the ...
... RU STA AND PERSIA THE RUMOURED CESSION OF A PORT. TEHERAN, Wednesday. The reports that the Persian Government has ceded Bunder Abbas, cr some other southern port, to a foreign Power, and that it has granted concessions for the construction of railways ...
... entrusted with the inspection of the sanitary arrangements in Persia, it was only done after obtaining the consent of the Persian Government, and furnishing the doctors with the necessary permits stating the capacity in which they ectered the country MTTR DER ...
... take effectual measures for checking the advance of plague in those countries. We pointed out the other day that the Persian Government are showing a total disregard of the outbreak of the epidemic and its rapid extension, aad that the priests are, by ...