... the Turkish forces which wpre still holding a small portion of North-Western Persia. The oompany's relations with the Persian Government, he was pleased to say, continued to be of the mos t cordial character, and it must, be a matter of extreme satisfection ...

... endea: sours to induce Persia to depart from her neutrality having completely broken down. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of the most cordial character, and it must be a matter extreme satisfaction to them, as to the board ...

... ' of the Turkish forces which are still holding : a small portion-yf North-Western Persia . Our relations with -the Persian Government , I am pleased to sav , continue to-be of the most cordial character , ' and it mus ^ b * n mnWer pf ' estrcme satisfaction ...

... German endeavours to induce Persia to depart from her neutrality having completely broken down. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of the most cordial character, and it must be a matter of extreme satisfaction to them, as to the Board ...

... country seek protection the Turkish forces, still holding a rmall portion North-western Peifeia. Their elation* with the Persian Government continued be the roost cordial character, and was a matter of c-itreme satisfaction that this great undertaking, which ...

... House , Ixmaon , yesterday , M . r ( J . Lsreerrway men-cioned that the Company had a claim ot £ 160 , 000 against the Persian Government for tho loss 5 ustained through tho shutting down of their refinery for several months , because the pipe line had been ...

... advisable eiuor to clear out of the country or seek the protection of the Turkish forees. 3 Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of a most cordial character and it was a matter of extreme satis{uction that this Ere.t undertaking ...

... Anglo-Persian Oil Company London yesterday, Mr. C. Green way mentioned that they h.ad claim of £160.000 against the Persian Government for the loss sustained through the shutting down their refinc-ry for several montns because die pipe line had been cut ...

... said that new entry in the accounts was the credit £160.000 in icspect of the estimated amount their claim against the Persian Government for the loss sustained through the shutting down of their refinery tor several months owing to the cutting the pipe ...

... protection of the Turkish forces, which were still holding small portion of North-Western Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of the most cordial character, and it was a matter of extreme satisfaction that this great undertaking ...

... the protection of t=ze Turkish forces still holding the small portion of northwestern Persia. Their relations with the Persian Government cortinued to be of the most cordia] I character, and it was a matter of extreme satisfaction that this great undertaking ...

... seek the protection of the Turkish forces still holding , small portion North- Western Persia Their relations with the Persian Government continued to be of the most cordial character, and it was a matter extreme satisfaction that this great under-| taking ...