... Switzerland, d everything with wide-eyed interest. Meeting the Shah. m' 11 . Enzeli took to the cars protjj *°r us the Persian Government. pomp, Persia acknowledged presence. There were tw6 and a General to travel with us. other dignitaries arid cartload ...

... the Turks during the war. Ghazilian’s father Was member of the Persian Parliament, and also Director Telephones the Persian Government. Mr. R. B. Lumb, chairman of the District Council, at last night’s meeting stated there was still a great shortage dwellings ...

... British Government has received from the Persian Government Note protesting against Article 6 in the Treaty between Great Britain and the Hedjass, which refers the territory of Bahrein. The Persian Government; it is understood, maintains that Bahrein ...

... influence, moreover, is not merely confined to Afghanistan. It has its roots deep in Persia , and the refusal of the Persian Government to allow our aeroplanes to cross over Persian territory in their journey from Bagdad to Karachi is now definitely attributed ...

... EMPIRE AIR ROUTE HOLD-UP. Concern is felt in flying circles at the delay of the Persian Government in signing the agreement which permits Imperial Airways to erect wireless stations and equip aerodromes along the Persian Gulf at Bushire, Bunder Abbas ...

... Major Birchall and Colonel Minchin air Bu&hire, whence will return to Bagdad before proceeding to Teheran tp consult the Persian Government concerning the Persian Gulf section the route. Reuter. MARRIED MAN AND PRETTY GIRL. His Easiest Way Out.” I got a letter ...

... FIGHT FOR PALACE. BAGDAD, Thursday. Persian Government troops attacked the Shaikh of Mohamraerah’s palace at Failiyah yesterday. The palace, which was held by the Arabs, who stormed the Mohammerah’s Bazaar on Friday, was taken after sharp fighting. The ...

... Flight to Persia. Moscow The Rosta Agency states that two aeroplanes constructed in Russian factories on behalf of the Persian Government arrived at Teheran on Tuesday from Enzeli (250 miles) after a flight occupying only one horrr and forty-five minutes ...

... shares of ill each at the price of 15s. per share. The company was incorporated in 1909 to acquire a concession from tho Persian Government covering the exclusive right to search for and sell petroleum, natural gas, and asphalt throughout the Empire for period ...

... The company has grown rapidly since was formed 19(H* with Capital of ,£2,000,000 to acquire conccseions granted by the Persian Government The authorised capital is ...

... were no British troops m Persia beyond few officers who were engaged as instructors the Persian army and paid bv the Persian Government. Mr. Chamberlain, replying to Colonel Wedgwood in the House Commons, yesterday, said the Italians had withdrawn their ...

... priority to the Ordinary Shares The company was incorporated in 1909 for the purpose of, acquiring a concession granted the Persian Government, and covering exclusive rights to carry away and sell petroleum, natural gas, asphalt, and ozokerite throughout Persia ...