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POR TIIE YEAR 191$. 77
In Auguit, on tho outskirts of the villasjo, a Baluchi was shot (load by
Mardcr another Baluchi. Tho murderer effected his
escape. Jealousy was roportod to be tho
motive for the orimo.
GWADUR.
Munshi Abdul Rahim, the Director’s Native Assistant, was in charge of
tho interests of the British Indian sub­
Native Assistant.
jects residing at Gwadur.
Shaikh Ghalib bin Ali was tho representative of His Highness tho
Sultan of Maskat. He was on friendly
Sultan’* Representative.*
terms with the Native Assistant, Gwadur,
throughout the year.
Seth Muhammad Reimoo, a British Indian subject, who is also Agent of i
tho British India Steam Navigation Com­
Customs.
pany at Gwadur and Pasni, continued to
hold charge of the Sultan’s customs.
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Seventeen slaves from Mckran took refuge in tho office of the Native
Assistant, Gwadur, during the year. They
Slave*.
■were deported to Karachi at the expense
of Government. i i
Several matters in dispute among the British Indian subjects and also
between them and the subjects of His
Judicial.
Highness the Sultan of Maskat were
settled by aribitration to the satisfaction of both parties or by correspond­
ence with the Director at Karachi
The sepoy of the Wali of Gwadur who had disposed of his rifle to a Baluchi
last year, was imprisoned by the orders of
Aran Traffic.
His Highness the Sultan at Maskat.
One Mir Hayatan, being dismissed from the headmanship of Nigore in i
Gwadur territory, took refuge with Mir
Tribal Dispute.
Ahmed Khan of Baliu. On account. of
scarcity of fodder Mir Dost Muhammad, Naginan and Saramad sent their live
s:ock to Baku territory where they were seized by Mir Hayatan. A son of
Kaginan was also captured but was soon liberated. Negotiations are in progress
with a view to effect reconciliation.
E. GUNTER, Director,
Karachi; Persian Gvlf Telegraphs,
The 21st April 1914. In Political Charge, Mekran Coast,

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