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... the net profit for the year ended 31 st March 1917 , after charging Debenture interest , the royalties payable to the Persian Government , and making liberal allowance , for depreciation , amounted to £ 344 , 109 , 15 s . 8 d ., as shown by the audited ...
... affected requites the net profit for year ended 31m, March, 1917, after charging Debenture interest, the royalties to tlhe Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted £344.109 15a Bd, sho\vn by the audited aeocnmta, alkhougii ...
... the net profit for the year ended 31st March, 1917, after charging debenture interest, the royalties payable to the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted to £344,109 15s Bd, ' shown by the audited accounts, although ...
... the net profit for the year ended hist March, 1917, after charging Debenture interest, t-« royalties payable to the Persian Government, and making liberal allowanoa for depreciation, amounted £344,109 15s Bd, aa shown the audited accounts, although only ...
... Turkey and Russia are ready to withdraw their troops from Persia, and will shortly enter into communication with the Persian Government. ...
... vrhole Which has bC 0 H written off . Tho only othor item in this account requiring comment is the claim against the Persian Government lor the losses sustained by this Company , owing to the rising of Persian tribesmen in 1915 . As you will see , these ...
... been against the Persian Government for in respect the losses sustained Company in connection with the ,i , Persian tribesmen in 1915. Fur- SUis by their producing companies of such losses brought the total t ke by the Persian Government Had it not been ...
... lodged against the Persian Government for the ment of this amount. The further claims of their producing companies for losses sustained by them on fields amounted £211,602. making total of £614.489 3s Id due to company Persian Government. Had it not been ...
... tricesmen has now been ascertained to amount to £ 402 , 887 , 3 s . 3 d ., for which a claim has been duly lodged with the Persian Government . No credit for this has been taken in the trading account . To meet urgent war requirements further immediate extensions ...
... disturbances there , and the , consequent necessity for raising-a Persian , force under British officers to . enable the Persian Government to restore arid maintain order , a . mission tinder Brig . ' -Gen . Sir Percy Sykes , K . C . I . E ., C . M . G ., ...
... retaken the Turkish Sultan, Solyman the Magnificent, and then regained by Shah Abbas the Great of Persia. At present, the Persian Government ia doubtless watching with keen interest, certainly the Persians the enemies of Turkey, the efforts of the British Army ...
... Kermanshah, which the Turks have been using as a base for their operations in the Shah’s dominions. Russia has invited the Persian Government to retake possession tho towns which have been ...