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(c) Tangistan.
All Tangistani (Chahpiri), Rais-i-Intigamat for
Tangistan retained his firm hold over the whole of the
Tangistan area, In October he was successful in catch-
ing the thieves who had committed a burglary in the house
of the Executive Engineer, Bushire. Rais All beat

the three thieves implicated in the burglary so severe­
ly that one of them died add the other two confessed
where^the stolen property was hidden, which Rais All
then proceeded to restore to this Consulate-General.

As a result of such ruthless methods Rais All has
succeeded in achieving a very high standard of security
in Tangistan, which has always hitherto been notorious
fpr its thieves and robbers.
(d) Dgshtv.

This area remained in a lawless and disturbed
condition throughout the year,
(e) 3anadlr-i-Salas.
The Nasuri family have continued to maintain

security in this area. Their relations with this
Consulate-General have remained very friendly.
(f) Lingeh.
The Consular Agent continued to maintain friend­
ly relations with the local officials, and, through

the Reading Room, with the local public.
The conclusion of the war brought to an end the
very useful work which the Consular Agent had previ­
ously been performing $s censor of the W/f station at

Lingeh.

SECTION V.
PUBLIC RELATIONS

(a) Relations with the Persians In both official
and • • • •
/a.