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Bahrain and the British, 1921-1922 703

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2. Ooaoa whioli .jh. Namad o an not dooido to tho batiufaotVofc of bo th •
pnrtlo3 to bo rafarrod by him to tho ;ihara,MaJ1 lo Al l/r*i, . or/\l
Salifoh ou tho ouao may bo, ■
jio one to bo drnggod off to tho Rulora oourt without, notioo bat. .
to bo oorvod with a (summons signal by 3halk Hnraad.
i\ • Uocumonta oonoorning gardens loaood to oub.'eots by tho Ruling
family to bo in duplicuto.n oopy in possession of oaoh party,A
to bo witnossod by indopondont v/itnoasou.No oondltiono othor
than written in tho dooumont to bo onforood.
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5* Steps to bo tukon to itop tho Bhaiks o.umolu boing allowed- to;
ontor and gruso in privato gardens,
O.i^ukrah1 of donkeys to ooauo.
?. Tho practice of placing euIvon belonging to thU ruling family
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with jjahruini kKlmkfctfu to fat ton froo of charge fto ooaao.
*3. Tho prison to bo put in propor ordor und a rousonuble house
provided for tho oamo.
It la roporlod that .-ihaik Abdulin was helpful in obtaining these
oonoouaiona for tho hnhruinio•If this iu roally so it may bo an
indication that ho moans to turn ovor a now.loaf, If so nil.the
buttor.but it is lato in tho day & I think probably beoaujjo • hp. • l

suspootu fXHNXiilO that oorno aotion io contomplatod opncornirtg’;hlmt
It would thoryforo boom that if the Buhrainis again-apply to yp^VV.
wo ahould bo in •« position to suy thatthoy so om to 'have -beeni v,abla
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to obtain some iprovoments for thomBolvoa and should glvo -them;,'a;
trial. Your warning to tho Shaik will make it doubly olear
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thut ho will have to adopt u hotter attitudo towards hie subj oats'*
in futuro,

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