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Names of places. Name of Chiefs. Under whal
Government.
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94. Bandar llatenali ... ...
95. Faroor (Island) ... ...
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96. Nahee Faroor Island
97. Moghoo ... Sultan bin Ilassan of the Ali Saudan tribe ■Under Bastavk.
98. Bistanch ...
99. Uiitaneh and, two miles of first ...
100. Da wan ... ... Inhabited
101. Shinas ... ... Do.
loa. Siree Island ... ... Do. opposite Shinas
103. Yashoo ... Do.
104. Lingah ... ...
105. Nabyoo Island ... ... Uninhabited •Under Alee bin
Khalcefa, Chief
of Lingah.
106. Taub Hand Do. • Faro.
107. Rung or Kunk ... Inhabited
108. Baud Muallim ... ... Do.
109. Bandar Hamevran up to Biikeh Do.
Sifleh under Lingah.
no. Clarence Straits ...
ill. Jaeires Tavelah or Kishm ... Chief Sukkur bin Abdullah. In it aro many
villages. To the north Bassidore, to the
south Kishm.
113. Htnjam
Ahmed
113. Larich (Island) Bandar
Abbas.
114. Hormuo
115. Dander Abbas
116. Khoor Meena

III.—Governors of Fars, Bushire and Bandar Abbas, 1872—1905.
4. We append below lists of Governors-General of Fars and the Governors
of Bushire, and Bandar Abbas so far as could be gathered from the Gulf
Administration Reports and the Records.
A.—Governors-General of Fars.
Hissam-ul-Sultaneh, 1873.
Mo'etemed-ul-Mulk, Yahya Khan Farman Farma, August 1876.
Mo’etemed-ul-Dowleh Ferhad Manzur (an elder brother of Hissam-ul-
Sultaneh and uncle of the King), August 1876.
Zil-es-Sultan (at Tehran), 1883 (with the exception of Lingah and Bandar
Abbas directly under Amin-es-Sultan, who had general control of customs
throughout Persia).
[His son a minor in charge at Shiraz, under the management of Saheb
Dewan.]
Amin-es-Sultan—February 1888 [who appointed Ihitsham-ud-Dowleh, Gov­
ernor of Shiraz, Prince Nowzer Mirza, Governor of Bushire, Mahomed Hussain
Khan (Saad-ul-Mulk) Governor of the other seaports and the islands].
Ihtesam-ud-Dowleh, Motamid-ud-Dowleh, with Haji Nasir-ul-Mulk as his
Peshkar. (Governor of Central Districts of Fars).