... identity certificate bearing the countersignature of the Deputy Commissioner of their district. On the 3rd April, 1, the Persian Government introduced a law abolishing all inland customs houses and transit dues, and substituting instead a rnhdari tax of 0 ...

... This tax is payable on crossing the frontier, and is levied in addition to the 6 per cent. ad-valorem duty to which the Persian Government is entitled under the existing International Customs Convention. Many enquiries are being received from people anxious ...

... improved, and concessions and conveniences offered to traders,which, in a measure, counteract the heavy duty imposed by the Persian Government on goods from India, and other expenses attending the present mode of travelling and transport. The road, I believe ...

... that if there is a delay in caravans arriving, prima may go up 50 per cent, with a jump. No cornering is allowed by the Persian Government, s. e., were a caravan to be delayed and any merchants were to pombine and buy up all of any artiple and try to pep ...

... it there is a delay in caravans arriving, prices may go up 50 per cent. with a jump. No cornering is allowed by the Persian Government, i.e., were .t caravan to be delayed and any merchants were to renthitte and buy up all of any article and try to sell ...

... thE'r hands can give endless worry and trouble, and tt general influence they have over the Persian Government, the latest being to try to get Car Persian Government to establish quarantine stations at Seistan and on the Herat border. Unless the British ...

... Persian Governwent, the latest being to try to get the Persian Government to establish quarantine stations at Seistan and on the Herat border. Unless the British Government can induce the Persian Government to accept clean bills of health with merchants and ...

... travel defenceless in a country •where nearly every man goes armed, and where there is so little law and justic: from the Persian Government. They were told that they or their relatives would get comp.vn=ution for any loss of life. To this their reply that ...

... Birmingham in the endeavour to supply weapons to the tribesmen. The Report does not show what duty is charged by the Persian Government on arms and ammunition, but it is presumably very high, seeing what risks smugglers are willing to run. There are several ...

... about. Ten years ago a Martini was a rarity, and now the man who does not possess one is the rarity. The orders of the Persian Government against the importation of arms and ammunition are now being energetically carried out. At the smaller ports, however ...

... away the photograpb, a point on which it is impossible fur us to express any opinion. If anyone is aggrieved, it is the Persian Government, whi h has not taken any steps to interfere. The third charge relates to the 0 der of the Lion and the Son. The complainant ...

... marvellous constancy and thousands sealed their faith with their lives. The first Bib was pnblioily exe. anted by the Persian Government in the same year, but a successor was found in the person of the Beha'ullah, who took up his I abode at Acre on the ...