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Bandar Abbas to Kirman and Yard alone pro­ Goods can in fact leave the town only by one of
ceeded more or lers normally throughout 1915-10 : the three following methods: (a) On transport
both the Abwaz-Isfahan road (for which no statis­ animals by the towngate and land (Abmadi) route
tics are available for the year under report) and loading past Bonujnn to Kazanin and Shiraz; (6)
the Bushire-Shiraz routes being closed to normal by transhipment toother ports of the coast; (c)
traffic during half the period. Partly for this by lighter to Shief, and thence for consumption
reason, but also owing to the abnormal imports of in two or ;breo local districts, and to a consider­
Tea, there was a large demand for transport from able oxter.: for despatch to Shiraz from Borazjcn.
Bandar Abbas: and it is satisfactory to note the The information required regarding (a) is
increased number of animals that were available. obtained from nearly all merchants who forwarded
The totals leaving Bandar Abbas for all desti­ goods to Shiraz and Kazarun during the years,
nations: Kirman, Yazd, Lar, Sirjaa and Minab 1012 to 1915, let as traffic by this route was
were:— forbidden after the first four months of the year
under report, the figures for 1915-16 are not
March 1914-15. March 1915-16.
Camel* . 9,324 30,592 given. The figures given in (£), transhipments
Mules . 727 116 to other ccast ports, are obtained from Customs
Don Ivy* 24,153 49,197 records, a-i may be regarded as accurate. The
quantities given in list (c), goods sent inland by
34,5v9 79,515
way of Siief, are based on figures supplied by the
Owing to the evacuation of Isfahan in Septem­ Municipality, ard are appoximately correct.
ber 1915, those of the following figures that refer Comparison is male with the year 1916-14.
to routes terminating at that town only cover the
Srst five months of the period
F;?*nr.i-:d
1KV.4.- 1014-15 IS2S-16. Article. tj SbicL
! la i'airax. Peru.
Vale* .
From Caxhlr- to Shim .
Dvakey* 1I.JV3
Fmtn Hi&Jir Abbu to Camel* . •ss 19.SM :l it. 14. 1C18- 1913- 1915- 1512- 1318-
1C.
U.
IS.
16.
11.
6,756
Lar acd lor Tblns.
Vale* . «
Donkey* 1 £241 Xc.-i.Traa.-Tec*. Ton*. Tom. Toot. Tom. Toes.
Lc\I Sarar . «?.“» 436 'V« LOSS 149 2^V5 611
21 .or
i^a
From Ahwax to Ijfibto. Vcle* . .55*. CryitelSagir . 30-5 184 i,Co7 7 1,017
DvQtcre lO.tfo Tea 1“ ; 1.C74 i Z2J 3 103
ifi": : : ^ JS 37 S3 Ml 190
u
From Shim direction Cornels . 2.-01 3.M4- Floor . 469 lit 6761 301
IIS
arrived lalahan. Wheat . ‘■£ ii° 78
Hole* . Z,'li Earley . 631
Donkey* l.CiO t-3 Cciioa Plecrcrodj i,In l^ci ij?» Tm 4£7 794
„ Txr=s 13 d C08 116 1 22 23 Hi
6,314 12,4’S 11,731 Thread.
From Horn id aa arrived Camel* . 21,52* 2,ea Jot* Tisxsis ud 16 a l 9 s
lelahan. V tn.
Vale* . 2.0^2 UB H»tc he* 1X3 1 3 4 14
Donkeys l^Jl 633 Eeroeeae =i £ 112 123 67 178 sa
Metals (Block Tin, 4S1 13 113 9 2 9 a
24,8 U MW
Fr»m Bandar Abbas for Camels . LX4S Chloawire, etc. . IS u 48 a 9
Kirman. Gius«ut 21 8 14
Vole* . «!l lie Wiodow-rlas* 25 3 28
Doukejs •450 Candle* . n 3 l S 8 19
Chemical Pmd act* c: u I = is
■53 27.20 Pipe* 23 26
Hiherdaabery
From Bandar Abbas for Camt Is . 12,318 Ceil and Charcoal 7 2 30 18
Tox<L 4U
Voles . Timber (wood) M3 2,.*»
Donkeys Xiottllueoa* IJStt 1^35 2SS 62 a8 a
17,4X1
From Vaad arrivsd Is­ Camels . J.3* 34 ajCi 14.03 7.1SS 2.831 14*1 s^cs 4.969
fahan.
Voles . 19 19 I—I
Donkeys JU 13 Forwarding* to Shiraz under (a) amounted
m
in:—
1913-13 to 6,249 Ton*
Distribution of imports by Busbire. 1913-14 7485 m
1514*16 „ 7.331
The table given belovr will give some idea of
the distribution of tbe imports daring each year, details o€ which are to be seen in tbe Trad#
and previous stocks remaining over at the port Report for 1914-15.