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                                            Currency.
         VSIMm (40 pal*)   : r.  r. *:                     =1 Xno=7*A
         10 KnaM                                           =1 Taman.
           Coinage current in tho district:—iMckerpieces of 1 and 2 Sbaliis; silver pieces of. 1 Kran (very
        few), 2 and 5 Kmns (few). Imperial Bank of Persia notes of 1,2, 3, 5, 10, etc., tumana.
           In Bushire itself rupees and sovereigns are commonly accepted.
                               Weights of Commercial Importance.
        IS gjit* (1 Buiuro man) 1   "   ’•                 7*75 n*.
         1 Tatar or Cutoma man (alio called batman)        6-64 lb*
         1 SLiru man      i*  4»  »•                       7’36
         1 Ha* rim man
          * In Banhire   .   •   "  r  r                   121 Ibc.
          In Cbmgodii and Chnkut&h                         m „
          In Angali, Rcdbillch, Xbushab, Zirat, Shibsnkarah, Zaidan and Babbefcan  13Pi *
          In Zirah aid Bobirah ............................................... ......... •   •  156 *
          In Ilyat Da ad •«   •••••             ••.        186 *•
          In Liravi ,   •   ,   .   „   «   .   • '  ,   .  232* *
          In Hin dim  .   .   ,   ...............................................................  >10 „
        1 Klarrar (100 batmans) ........................................................................  654 „
                                            Packing.
           Transport from Bushire to the interior is almost entirely by mules. A fair weight for bales trans­
        ported by mules is 150 to 180 lbs., each half mule-load. Cases should be oblong, about 80 by lg by
        1C inches.
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