... by Sir Denison Ross, director of the School of Oriental Studies, who left London on Saturday at the mvitation of the Persian Government, s “The gim, I believe,” caid Sir Denison, “is to make it poseible for the young Persran to read up to the matriculation ...

... established between Cairo and Karachi. It may be remembered that two years ago, when the route was first, consideted, the Persian Government had a lot to say about the subject, and the result was that the machines could not fly further south than Basrah, on ...

... 3,722,571 securities Cash £45,026,801 £45,026.801 Profits were struck after providing for royalty of £250,806 to the Persian Government. In the previous year the royalty was £1,027,595. There are contingent liabilities of £1,,021,800 in respect of debentures ...

... amount to V. 5.043,841. The profits were struck after providing for £250.806. being the estimated royalty payable to the Persian Government. In the previous year the estimated royalty was £1.027,595 There contingent liabilities of £L021,800 in respect of ...

... friendship of Its ruler. The all-red air service to India has lately, been assured by the successful negotiations with the Persian Government. but as an alternative facilities In Nltis(at might prove a particular boon. The month's programme for the Sultan by ...

... as an experiment mails from Europe for the East, but na regular service is to be operated yet. Difficulties with the Persian Government have delayed the opening of the British route from Cairo to India. These, however, have been overcome, and the Imperial ...

... BASE FOR BRIGANDS. Moreover, the Persian Government had complained that Traq territory had been used as a base for the operations of brigands. Mr. Godirey Locker Lampszon (Great Britain) said that the Persian delegate’s statement had been quite unexpected ...

... part of the route, where the advantage of air-travel over ship or rail is greatest. Butowing to difficulties with the Persian Government it was narrowed down to a service between Cairo and Basra; which has since been conducted with great credit. Thrift ...

... invigorating work, but now the hot weather had arrived and, while long and protracted negotiations were going on with the Persian Government, they had very little to do except exist. It was two evenings later that Telford had his brain wave. Look here, he ...

... Persia. Parliament lesi par. are w being eonchit:du= Italy no will give lass credit, says the Indian News Semites, to the Persian Government for tee purchase in Italy of all material, and another batch of Italian anginas/is will be on their way to Persia early ...

... CONTRACTS FOR GULY AND CASPIAN TRADE SYSTEM., NEW YORK, Wednesday., An international group has secured a contract from the Persian Government for the construction of a railread from Khormusa, on the Persian Gulf, northward to the Caspian Sea. A sum of £25,000 ...

... a marked increase on last year's figures, owing chiefly to the increased deposits lodged with us temporarily by the Persian Government, mainly out of the proceeds of the surtax on tea and sugar. Owing to the practice of steadily writing down the value ...