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... Uoverument—(loud cheers)—and whatever mistakes it might havo committed - and he was the last to deny tiiat. like all Iranian Governments, had committee many mistakes they were due the overwhelming nature . tho circumstance in which they were placed, rather ...
... important financial and business institutions of foreign origin have already complied with the wishes of the Persian (or Iranian) Government, but there has been .no sigh yvet of the appearance of Iranian carpets or Iranian cats. Letters should, however, be ...
... against £ 2 . 255 . 194 previously . A point of some interest is the fact that royalties r . nd taxation payable to the Iranian Government amounted to £ 2 . 159 . 142 , as compared i-. i' . h £ 1 . 7 S 5 , 013 in the previous year . The name of the Company ...
... ended December 311 D 34 states that the profit , after allowing for depreciation , royalty , and taxation payable tc ihe Iranian Government , and Income-tax amounts to . L : i , 133 , irj ( i , to which has to be added £ 510 , 945 brought forward , makins ...
... prices , and the extra profit resulted from the larger volume of products sold . Royalty and taxation payable to the Iranian Government increased by £ 374 , 000 owing to greater production and increased profit , but the higher gold premium also contributed ...
... the Shell and Burmah companies. It should not, however, be forgotten that a new agreement was entered into with the Iranian Government, which was a much more favourable one from the Government point of view. We deduce that if the Government payments had ...
... Oils Report for year 1935 shows that the profit after allowing for depreciation , Toyaltyand taxation payable to the Iranian Government , and Income-taxamounts to £ 3 , 519 . 183 ( against £ 3 . 183 , 196 ) to which is added £ 485 , 674 brought forwardmaking ...
... 242 , 500 for interest , while the charge for Income-tax was over £ 100 , 000 lessat £ 408 , 635 . Royalty paid to the Iranian Government showed a slight increasest £ 2 . 191 . 921 aeainst £ 2 . 159 . 143 . The balance .. ^ ^ a sheet total is now £ 44 , ...
... realised having advanced fay less than 7 3 2 per , cent . Increased production and the larger profit participation of the Iranian Government , owing to the higher dividend on the ordinary stock , accounted for the increase under xoyalty , -while the increase ...
... that the reader is taken not only to Ormuz , but to Ind . The period of waiting that had to elapse while the Iranian Government was making- the-necessary * arrangements for a safe 1 conduct was devoted to a most interesting investigation of two ...
... Oil Co . ( Ltd . ) and the late Lord Strathcona a concession for a period of sixty years from May 1901 granted by the Iranian Government to W K . D'Arcyto exclusive right to search for and deal with petroleum through Iran . The £ 1 Ordinary units are now ...
... are searching for her in the Euphrates valley ; the French and Syrian are searching in the Syrian desert ; and the Iranian Government has been asked by the authorities- at Damascus to have a lookout kept between Jask and Bushire . MACHINE WITHOUT WIRELESS ...