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20              PERSIAN GULF ADMINISTRATION RErORT





                                              CHAPTER IV.

                    ADMINISTRATION REPORT FOR THE KERMAN CONSULATE FOR
                                            THE YEAR 19U.


                        Major D. L. R. Lorimer, I. A., held chargo of His Britan nio Majesty’s
                                                  Consulato up to the 2oth November, on
                             British Consulate.
                                                  which date ho made over charge at
                   Bandar Abbas to Lieutenant-Colonel C. T. Ducat, I.A., who arrived in Kerman
                   on the 21st December.
                       Major Lorimer’s application for an Assistant or Vice-Consul, mentioned
                   in last year’s report, was acceded to and Lieutenant Fowle, I.A., a probationer
                   for the Political Department, was appointed tentatively for six months, and
                   arrived in Korman on 6th June. Unfortunately at the end of the six months
                   the Government of India refused to renew the appointment and Lieutenant
                   Fowlc was ordered to return to India. Ho left early iu the new year.
                       His Britannic Majesty’s Honorary Vice-Consul Mirza Nasrullah Khan
                   occupied his post throughout the year.
                       The Medical charge of the Consulate remained in the hands of Assistant
                   Surgeon F. G. Steinhoff, Medical 0 Ulcer to the Indo-European Telegraph
                   Department
                       This report is obviously and necessarily written from the records of the
                   office and not from personal knowledge. The character of the work during
                   the year was much the same apparently as last year and certainly was not
                   in all cases entirely pleasant. It was, however, pretty normal, the Consulate
                   being as ever the buffer between colliding factions or the button to make
                   the bell ring in distant Tehran.
                       The Persian Officers holding the major appointments during the year
                   were—
                                             Governor- General.
                  Sirdar-i-Muhlasham (nominally)         . 1st January to 26fch April 1914.
                  Sirdar-i-Nusrat (acting) •   .   •     . Ditto         ditto.
                  Sirdar-i-Mubtasbam .   •   •          •  27th April to 8th November 1914.
                  Muntazim-ud-Dowleb .   •   •           . Sth November to 24th December
                                                              1914.
                  Sirdar-i-Zafar                        •  24th to 31st December 1914.

                                             Deputy Governors.
                                          Saham-ns-Saltaneh.
                                          Shahab-ae-Saltaneh.
                                          Muntazim-ud-Dowleh.
                                               Karguzare.
                  Habibullah (acting)               .   • 1st Januaiy to 27th April 1914.
                  Moham-ul-Malk .                   .   . 27th April to 31st December 1914.
                                            Revenue Department.
                  A. J. Lecoffre, Esq. .            .   . 1st January to 31st December 1914.
                                               Gendarmerie.
                  Colonel G. Glimstedt •   9                                  ber 1914*
                 Major F. Lychneil   .              : :1   1st January to 31st Decern
                 Captain Ocrtiogron   •
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