... almost come to an end, but that Igreat distress must prevail for soine time tO fcome,, and many. die from starvation. TEo Persian Government has shown great apathy, and, just when the scarcity began, had increased the taxes on gardens andarable lands. The British ...

... the TergakasotTs plan proceeding night Herat through Dertcax, and without Merv, cannot carried out without tbe the Persian Government, who either have to provision the Uussian troops march-1 tu« frontier or, what is more probable, I«noit tMui traverse ...

... unences, should the Sbiekh oact be arrested. , 'The Laote is suppettedi by M. de.Nollidoff, the Russian epresentetive. The Persian Government is atated to have resolved to take energetic action against Obeidullsh. Constanotinople, September 6, 5 ot.30. The Kurdish ...

... kerans the result would be 97T tomaus. The Persian kerana weighs 1 miscali It has been suggested, therefore, that the Persian Government should take steps to put a stop to the agio Hystem at Tabreez; that fifteen 20-kopek pieces should be officially recognised ...

... legislation has nothing to do, and which adjust themselves in commercial circles, without the aid of the Legislature. The Persian Government may assist trade by promoting the institution of a commercial bank to facilitate the working of the credit system which ...

... Losndon yesterday, Captain J. Inawx In the chair, three resolutions were passed pretesting arainst the paction of the Persian Government in withdrawing the Persian Lottery oastn coacession, demanding foll compeneation, and eservinfg. the. rights ef the ...

... cwnprmise oen basis that Redoio should bo abhlishZ i aleeether. Chief Mubhteid, howrever, having co ctefideacs in the Persian Government, rnade demrand ti nt I should mystlf state l]eni !a- breen abolish!ed, as'4 offer to raters to vendors all tscbacco ...

... purchase of-business account, the balance remain- ing amounts to £c74,129. From this sumn, £4381, th'e amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the concession has to he deducted, and also income-tax, £18S25, leaving £067,92,3, which the directors propose ...

... imited)-: £100,000 6 per CBent. First ~Debentures, 1 to 58000 Newfoundland Government-£419,200 S2 per Cent. Sterling Bonds; Persian Government-58QOOO 6; per Cent. Bonds; (2) to allow the folowing secu- rities to be quoted in the official ?? Investment Trust ...

... closed all the mining works of the corporation in Persia, even those of a most promising character, and have asked the Persian Government for compensation for the losses which the shareholders of the cor- poration have sustained. The latest incident which ...

... purchase of business account, the balance remaining amounts to £56,721 Se Sd. From this sum £4000, the amount due to tbe Persian Govern- ment in terms of the concessionbas to be deducted. and also income tax, £1082 12s l0d, leaving £51,638 l0s 10d, which ...

... amounting to ' .£39,781 Is 4d, the sum remaining amounts to d- £43,625 19s 5d. From tbis sum 24000, the amount due to the Persian Government in terms of the d concession * has to be deducted, and also income- £tax, 0132 92e, leaving £88,233 10s 5d, which the ...