... Article 10.—Turkey and Rustia arc ready withdraw their troops from > Persia, and will shortly into communications with the Persian Government. Each of tho contracting parties receives copy of this agreement in tho GeTnan and Rim ion lanpuacos signed the ple ...

... results, the net profit for the year ended 31st March, 1917. after charging debenture interest, the royalties payable the Persian Government, and making liberal allowance for depreciation, amounted to £544.109 Bd. as shown the audited accounts, although only ...

... leea the depreciation the whole which had been written off. The only other gtem requiring comment the claim against tho Persian Government for the losses by the company owing to the ruing Persian tribesmen in 1915. These losses had now been have amounted ...

... recently paid. The total debenture stock issued up date was £2,000,000. There was a claim by the comipany against the Persian Government for losses sustained owing to the rising of Persian tribesmen in 1915. The losses on this head ) amounted £402.887 3s ...

... The cutting of the pipe line Persian tribesmen caused loss of £402,887. for which a claim has been lodged with the Persian Government, but no credit taken for that sum in the trading account. The pew pipe line was completed and brought into January, ...

... usual. The combined effect of reversal of the usual trade position, together with the securing of foreign loans by the Persian Government, and a great reduction in the paper currency of the country, hem been a marked rico in exchance; and since the beginning ...

... Treasury. Government, he added, had certain powers es to dealing with the liminess The company had a concession from the Persian Government, held a controlling 87 per cent. of t'ne shares in the Fitst Exploitation Co., Ltd., 113 per cent, being in the handy ...

... arrived Teheran, and have been received the_ audience by the Shah. Sir Percy Sykes will enter into contract with the Persian Government with regard to his taking up the duty of instructor to the new gendarmerie force in accordance with the Angkj-Persiun ...

... Sir Percy Sykes, who in a perilous march of about 1,000 miles has succeeded in re establishing the authority of the Persian Government and tying the flap of the Allies in various important towns. Sir Percy arrived with his British column at Kerman shout ...

... 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 ...

... Oil Company Limited in London, to-day, Mr. C. Greenway mentioned that the company had a claim of £160,000 against the Persian Government for ,the loss sustained through the shutting down of their refinery for several months, because the pipe-line had been ...