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... The pipe line has already been cut once by the tribesmen, involving serious loss, which is held as a claim against the Persian Government, but with the continued success of our Baghdad Army the risk of further damage of this sort is not very serious. Ca ...
... by Persian tribesmen has now been ascertained amount'to £402.837 3s. 3d., for which claim has been ylodged with the Persian Government. No credit for this has been taken in the trading account. ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL. CLAIM AGAINST THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. report directors for tho year ended II atstes that the profit, after allowing for depreciation, debenture interest, home chargee, Ac., amounts £344,109 15s. Bd.; which has added the balance brought ...
... line by Persian tribesmen has now been ascertained amount to £402,887, for which claim has been duly lodged with the Persian Government. credit for this has been taken in the trading account. The new 10-inch pipe line was completed and brought into operation ...
... 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 ., ...
... was dispersed, with g the co-operation of the R.F.C. and armoured t cars. Help was also given in South Persia to the Persian Government, in quelling disturbances. SALE OF HONOURS. Story of Man Who Was Offered Baronetcy for £25000. The alleged sale of ...
... es in Southern Mersin and the consequent necessity for raising a Persian force under British officers to enable the Persian Government to restore and maintain order, a mission under Brig.-Gen. Ste Percy Sykes was despatched from Podia. Sir P. Sykes marched ...
... conaequent oeccaaity for the border, have been almost site force under British offl- and have entailed can«derabie »aa» Persian Government odivity on the trwpe guarding fronateesia order, miasioa under tier. * Percy Sykes, K C.LE., During the last half of ...