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... future. Qir John did not explain the extraordinary increase which has occurred in the amount of royalty paid to the Persian Government., This amounted last year to £1.027,595, whicdh was an increase of 40 per cent., following an increase of 43 per cent ...
... cordially welcome these visits, as we 4 every other manifestation of the dentity ot interests which exists be-l tween “the Persian Government, the Persian people, and ourselves. — Per®onal intercourse of this character encourazes us and greatly helps to acquant ...
... struck after providing £930,969, against £292,319, for income tax, and £1,027,595, in comparison with £734,356, for Persian Government royalty. ~ The Ordinary distribution, although the rate was reduced from 17} per cent. to 12} per cent. for the year ...
... The Pact is for three years, | party promises %ot to st;]ppon or g revolt propaganda in the terrigy the other. - The Persian Government obuy that, fulfilling the obligations of § Pact, it will, at the same time, ob and fulfil all its obMgations as s ny ...
... Teheran, have obtained a five-years' air-transport monopoly in Persia, a fact which is perhaps not unconnected with the Persian Government's re fusal to allow British machines to fly over Persian territory along the Persian Gulf to India. Here is an example ...
... Minister (Sir &imuel and Lady Maud Hoar. in a Left to Delhi and back. VAS stated to hare been held up by the refusal of the Persian Government to allow forilitiew •limg the Persian 'and tho Air Ministry was said to be stireying an alternative routs.) ...
... the world's opium. The .übdilution of other crops and indu.trie. 1.. for various reasons, a very intricate one, i the Persian Government recently asked the League to • commission of inquiry to study the matter. Thi commission has now drawn up • scheme which ...
... From the point of view of the foreigner, the most startling event of the past year has been the announcement by the Persian Government of their intention to abolish the so-called capitulations, under which civil and criminal cases in which foreigners ...
... From the point of view of the foreigner, the moat startling event of the past year has been the announcement by the Persian Government of their intention to abolish the so-called capitulations. under which civil and criminal cases in which foreienere ...
... WE MUST HAVE FLYING-BOATS A hitch, we are told, has occurred in the arrangements with the Persian Government, Vnd the service that was to have been in operaon many months ago is hung up. What about the other links in this chain of imagination? They cannot ...
... informed Miss Wilkinson, reply to a question in Parliament yesterday, that a communication had been received from the Persian Government proposing; the termination of the capitulatory rights and privileges enjoyed British and other foreign residents in ...
... the Empire route to the East—from Cairo to Basra—was opened early this year. When an agreement is renched with the !Persian Government the British air liners will fly on to Karachi, India. * * Of those three air travel nstlons, Germany Is ta-day the leader ...