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              Commission on Money Orders
              sent from Bahrain       Rs.   9,555. 5. 0 Rs.10,831.0.0 Rs.9396. 7.0
              Total sale of stamps    R3.129,074. 4, 0 Rs.81,745.1.6 Rs.74229. 0.0

              British Postal Orders
              sold                    Rs.       9. 3. 0 Rs.    29.9.6 Rs.   30.14.0
              Indian Postal Orders
              commission              Rs.      34.10. 0 RS.    22.3.0 Rs.   32.13.0
              Revenue on unpaid letters Es.   601. 1. 0 Rg,   ^0.5.0 Rs. 269.15.0
                 Total Revenue:       Rs.139,274. 7. 0 Rs.93,158.3.0 Rs83£59. 1.0
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                         Amount of Money Orders sent from Bahrain in 1943
              totalled Rs.4,77,463/9/-.
              15. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
                  (a) Agency Courts

                        The total number of civil suits and criminal cases
              decided during the year was 1,341 and 336 respectively as compared
              with 1275 and 376 in the previous year.
                  (b) Bahrain Government
                        Shaikh Hamad bin Abdullah bin Ibrahim A1 Khalifah was

              appointed a Magistrate in the Court of Small Causes replacing
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              Shaikh Mohamad bin All A1 Khalifah who died during the year.


              16. EDUCATION

                  (i) Bovs* Section
                        The work of schools has continued satisfactorily but
              the number of buildings Is still inadequate. Efforts are being
              made to provide accommodation and obtain additional trained

              teachers but the absence of building materials due to the war
              and the extreme difficulty of obtaining teachers has made it
              impossible for the Bahrain Government to fulfil their object.

             The demand for a good education for their children by Bahrain
             parents is due to the fact that they have now come to realise
             that boys when properly educated obtain more remunerative posts
             and that girls who have received a good education find the con­

             tracting of a suitable marriage less difficult than their more

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