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... del Persians to obey the Government's decroo that European dres3 shall be worn has led to serious fighter,g between Persian Government forces and civilians in Meshed, Persia ...
... that the name of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company will be changed Anglo-Iranian Oil Company following the request of the Persian Government that Persia shall future be known as Iran. During the past year the Wesleyan »nd General Assurance Society issued nearly ...
... Persia to attend the millenary celebrations in honour Firdaussi, the Persian poet, who died a thousand years ago. The Persian Government asked one representative from every country to attend, and Mr Drinkwater was invited on behalf of English letters. The ...
... the company's trading has not been unsatisfactory, a factor which cannot be overlooked being the agreement with the Persian Government, which has cleared away a great deal of uncertainty against a high level. This year the £1 units of Ordinary stock now ...
... His Majesty's representative Teheran reports that the Persian Government have imposed quarantine restrictions plague ships arriving from Bomba-y. ...
... respects, however, is different from what was year ago. There has been settlement of the outstanding differences with the Persian Government in connection with the concessions. With this out of the way the view is taken that more liberal dividend policy is ...
... PERSIAN GOVERNMENT RESIGNS. The Persian StoW tMs s,ep has ~ The Government, under the Prima been offl' Khan He ' Vat, Z -Router. SmCe January » 1931.— ...
... recalled that the dividend of 7i per cent, for 1922 came a pleasant surprise because of the revised agreement with the Persian Government. Now that the position in this respect!; has been clarified the company will, it is believed, adopt a more liberal dividend ...
... carried forward, which had been kept a higher figure than u«ual because tho concession uncertainty. In future all pay- the Persian Government under the new concession will be shown in the accounts, Phoenix Oil surplus of £162,473 compares j with £20,746, and ...
... point, and the payment to he 7£ per cent, compared with 5 per cent. After ling for royalties and taxation due to the Persian Government under the recent settlement,' the profits amounted to £2.379,677 in comparison with £2,318,717. There is allowed for ...
... findings are expected within two weeks. Additional details of the agreement between the Anglo-Persian Oil Companvand the Persian Government are given in a circular to the company's stockholders which was issued last night. The attitude of the Church of Scotland ...
... overcome the difficulties which had arisen between the Persian Government and the company as to the correct assessment of net profits, of which, under the d'Arcy concession the Persian Government received 16 per cent, as royalty, the company had indicated ...