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... The Persian - Afghanistan Boundary. Teheran, Friday. The Persian Government has rejected the British award regarding the distribution of the waters the River Helmund between Persians and Afghans for irrigation purposes.—Reuter. ...
... BRITISH AWARD REJECTED BY PERSIA. Teheran, Sarch 2. I The Persian Government has. rejected Jthe British award regarding the distribution of the waters of the river Helm and between the Persians; and Afghans for irrigation purposes.—Eeuter. ...
... GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA Renter's Agency understands that the British Government has asked the Persian Government to state its reasons for rejecting the award by Sir Henry McMahon rgarding the distribution the waters of St. between Persia and Afghanistan ...
... CHAjNINTBLS. Sir Edward Grey informed Mr. Hart Davies that the Persian Government had refused to accept Col. MactMahon's award regarding the water channel. He was a .-Jtatement the Persian Government'fc. ohjedtions. SPANISH TARIFF. Mr. Lloyd-George, in answer ...
... PERSO-AFGHAN FRONTIER. ATTITUDE GREAT BRJTA'IN. (Renter's Agency understands that British Government ban asked the Persian Government to state its reasons for rejecting the award' mode by Colonel Sir Henry regarding the distribution the waters of the ...
... Sir Edward Grey informed Mr. Hart Davies that the Persian Government had refused to accept Col MacMahon's award regarding the beislan water channels was awaiting a statement of the Persian Government’s objections. SPANISH TARIFF. Mr Lloyd George, in answer ...
... CHANNELS. Sir E. Gret informed Mr. Hart Davies that the Persian Government had refused accept Col. MacMahon's award regarding the Seistan Water Channels. was awaiting a statement of the Persian Government's objections. SPANISH TARIFF. Mr. Llotd-George. in ...
... TRADE PERSIA. Sir E. Grey, aaswer to Mr. Hart Davies. said the Government had pressed, would continue to press, upon the Persian Government the desirability of adopting measures to lacilitate trade between India and Southern Persia. MACEDONIAN AFFAIRS. Sir ...
... the ground that is bald-headed. His mother said that his baldness was caused by fright, throngh their house fire. The Persian Government has rejected the award made by the British Mission under Colonel Mc- Mahon regarding the distribution of the waters ...
... Parsia. Sir E. Grey, answer to Mr. Hart Davies, ' e-aid the Government had pressed, and would j continue press, upon the Persian Government, the desirability of adopting measures facilitate trade between India and Southern | | Persia. acodonia. Sir E. Grey ...
... and the House HOUSE OF COMMONS. INDIA'S TRADE WITH Sir GREY informed Mr. Hart Davies that Government would to PRS the Persian Government the de«ira- 3 hte taking every meaenr eto farilitata trad ween India and Sou orn THE POWERS AND MACEDONIA. Sir _E. GREY ...
... Channels. Sir Edward Grey informed Mr. Hart Davies that the Persian Government had refused to accept Col. MacMahon's award regarding the Water Channels. He was awaiting statement of the Persian Government's objections. Spanish Tariff. Mr. Lloyd George, answer ...