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(iii)
(Paragraph 109)
Letter dated April 20. 1952, from the Rider of Bahrain to the Political Agent.
Bahrain
Wc have received your letter No. C 18/5/15/52 dated 19th April, 1952,
regarding exercise of jurisdiction over all individuals who arc subjects of the Rulers
of Saudi Arabia, the Yemen, Kuwait, Qatar, Muscat and Oman or any of the
Trucial States. We express our thanks to Her Majesty’s Government and we
confirm our agreement to the arrangement mentioned in your letter.

APPENDIX H
Correspondence about facilities for the Royal Navy—1934 and 1935
(i)
(Paragraph 112)
Letter dated April 16, 1934, from the Ruler of Bahrain to the Political Agent,
Bahrain
With reference to our conversations with you and the Honourable the Political
Resident regarding the purchase of certain lands in Muharraq, Jufair and
Qudhaibiyah (i.e., Manamah area) of the Bahrain Islands for the use of the British
Government.
I inform you that whole matter is now completed and send to you herewith
four title deeds of the ownership of the said lands, which have been duly registered
in the Bahrain Government Land Department, and they bear my seal which shows
that I have approved of the purchase of aforesaid lands by the British Government.
Those persons who owned property within the areas have been compensated by
us by money and land.
2. Further, I agree that the British Government may have the use of the
foreshore adjacent to the aforesaid lands and may construct a pier and any other
work, provided that if any of the fish traps which are owned by our subjects are
affected the British Government will pay compensation to the owners. Also I
give my assurance that no permission will be given to any one to construct any
building on the shore or the land adjacent to the aforesaid land which might spoil
the land belonging to the British Government without previous agreement between
us and the British Government.
3. I am glad to be of assistance to the British Government, and I welcome
this opportunity of being of help to His Majesty King George of England who is
our friend and whose ancestors have been the friends of my ancestors since the
Khalifah have ruled over Bahrain Islands. I always pray for his long life and
prosperity and I hope that in the future I may have the opportunity of again
presenting myself before His Majesty in England.
(ii)
(Paragraph 113)
Letter, dated April 2, 1935, from the Political Resident, Persian Gulf, to the
Ruler of Bahrain
the honour t0 confirm our conversation of yesterday, in which I
X°Ur Exc.ellei)cy that the' High British Government desired to transfer
Yn r Fv plreCreatl0nf ce"tre ?n<? station from the Pefsian Coast to Bahrain.
Your Excellency was pleased to intimate that you entirely welcomed this transfer.

(iii)
r , (Paragraph 113)
LeUer’ dated AP"' I93S. from the Ruler of Bahrain
to the Political Resident,
I was Persian Gulf
conversation of8yesterday6* In ywhirKind Ietter No’ ^/61 confirming our
yesterday, in which you informed me that the High British