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... minimum wages, fixes a graduated ‘scale of labour wages for youths, and limits the conditions of bey ‘Toe has ap) ved the Persian Govern- ment’s proposals with regard to borrowing abroad and the emp! yment ot Europeans for the re- orga. of the Finance Department ...
... suspicion. In the past I thov have hail Kooil reasons lor their suspi! cions, reasons w hich believe reniov -il. The present Persian Government has done ercat deal since look the reins of power H, allay thi- unnecessary mistrust of Russia. Hut the work wilt tie ...
... appointment at advisers the Persian Government would, wo imagine, have not the slightest objection. Them is another alternative, that the proposed stipulation Russian officers is not intended promote the sUbility of Persian Government, but to give Russia and ...
... the deportment of finance. It need hardly be observed that these proposals are closely connected with orch other. The Persian Government cannot hope to vindicate internal or until they have at their command an orgenized. disciplined. and trustworthy public ...
... NOTES The Imperial Bank Persia is important. Bivtish enterprise, which holds exclusive concession for 60 years from the Persian Government. The annual report now to hand shows slight set-bark, but this will hardly e in view of the unsettled condit which have ...
... invaded by soldiers and villagers, who sought sanctuary there and remained until their demands were complied with by the Persian Government. In Teheran in Jane a state of siege prevailed for two days, but fortunately the departmental staff escaped unharmed ...
... PERZIAN DISORDERS. THE ATTACK ON A CONSUL. LONDON, Dec. 2. A telegram received from St. Petersburg states that the Persian Government has expressed to Russia profound regret at the attack on a Consul It promises to punish the marauders and to exact c ...
... Club the Prime remaining amounts to £72,607, of which £4,000 is present to painted by Mr. Solomon J. payable to the Persian Government. A six Mini P on Wednesday, at 2.15. months’ interim dividend of 3s. per share was So i?™ Mrs Chamberlain returned to ...
... , 15 s . 10 d ., the sum remaining amounts to £ 72 , 607 , 2 s . 9 d . From this sum £ 4000 , the amount duo to the Persian Government in terms of tho concession , has to be deducted , and also Incometax , £ 4128 , Us . 6 d ., leaving £ 64 , 478 , Us ...
... PERZIAN DISORDERS. THE ATTACK ON A CONSUL LONDON, Dec. 2. A telegram received from St. Petersburg states that the Persian Government has expressed to Russia profound regret at the attack on a Consul It promises to punish the marauders and to exact co ...
... Shahsevans to the Persian Government. Part of the force at Ardebil is to be withdrawn immediately, as also the whole force Kazvm St Petersburg, Dec. 1 (Bcuter).— The following telegram has been received here from Teheran The Persian Government has officially ...
... Peoria for year ended September, including .€16,493 brought forward, wore £72.G07. After deducting £4.000 ilito the Persian Government, final dividend s*. per proposed. making f>*. port-hare f« r the twelve months, and carrying forward £24,478. ...