... Governments as to the line of demarcation. The Porte wishes to have the matter investigated by a joint commission, but the Persian Government insists that the Turkish troops shall be withdrawn from the territory in dispute before an investigation begins. ...

... been threatened with .mmehi. left of the recent disturlwnces. rt i , e death unless they eease work. The eflert The Persian Government will probably refuse to was seen this afternoon when the whole system of deter. mination to win the day, and declare ...

... arisen in connection with the boundary between Turkey and Persia has left for the scene of the recent disturbances. The Persian Government will probably refuse to nominate delegates to a joint commission before the withdrawal of Turkish troops from the point ...

... arisen in connection with the boundary between Turkey and Persia has left for the scene of the recent disturbances. The Persian Government will probably refuse to nominate delegates to a joint commission before the withdrawal of Turkish troops from the point ...

... general charges, amounting to £47,603, the sum remaining amounts to £72,719. From this £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be deducted, and also income-tax, £2,695, leaving £66,023, and the directors now ...

... management and general charges, the sum remaining amounts to 4,12.719. From this sum, £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government, has to be deducted, and also income-tax, leaving A 006,023. The directors propose to pay a final dividend, at the rate ...

... general charges, amounting to £47,603, the sum remaining amounts to £72,719. From this, £4,000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, has to be deducted, and also incometax, £2,695, leaving £66,023, and the directors now propose ...

... Moscow. The extension from Djulfa via Fai to Tabriz was mapped out some years ago, but the formal concession from the Persian Government does not yet appear to have been secured. Russian officials do not, however, anticipate any difficulty in this matter ...

... suspicion regarding the line to such extent as seriously to delay acceptance by the Shah’s Government. Finally, the Persian Government recognised justice the award, and, despite all attempts to induce them to do otherwise, signified their acceptance. ...

... succeeded in raising Pertile,_;,,a 7E3 ins the line to such an extentes e f,e, acceptance by the Shales Govedesi , Persian Government recopeed thseene° • deer thes and, despite all attempts to wine, signified their weeptimee• lie `Tuit both Governments ...

... s were raised, het infleceass succeeded in raising Psi . ing the line to such an eutent as acceptance by the Shah's Persian Government recopiaed .1 4 and, despite all attempts to indeed :.'loff, wise, signified their acceptance. * both Governments was ...

... in the manufacture of which aniline dyes were employed. The result was a total cessation of exports, which forced the Persian Government to allow these articles to be exported for a certain period. In consequence there has been a rush to export every available ...