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                           crowds especially in the summer evenings,      The
                           trees ere r.ow about seven years old and afford

                           annle shade in the hot weather,     The value of
                           property.adjoining the garden has increased.
                              6.    To 2D of Shaikh uhned si Fateh.     This
                           tomb, on the southern edge of tne town, is where

                           the first Khelifah Shaikh who conquered Bahrain
                           is buried. *.7ith the approvel of His Excellency
                           Shaikh Hamad a wall was built round it by the
                           municipality.

                               7. rilling in swarms. York was carried on
                            in filling the pits cn the southern edge of the
                            town which collect stagnant water during part
                            of the year.  jib out 1000 cubit feet of filling

                           was done on what will eventually become very
                            valuable land.
                               The joint owners of the evil smelling piece
                            of water between the house of Then Bahadur Abdul

                            Aziz Sozaibi and the premises of the Mesopotamia
                            Persia Corporation, on the south of Government
                            Hoad were eventually compelled to commence re­

                            claiming it. A considerable part of it has
                            now been filled in. The owners are Than Bahadur
                            .-.bdurrehman Ziani and one Yusuf Fakhroo of Muharraq.
                               8.   Municipal nurse. A municipal nurse was
                            employed during the year and a clinic for women

                            and children was opened near the American Mission
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                            hospital. The nurse is a qualified midwife and
                            was at one time employed by the American Mission

                            in Bahrain. Free advice and treatment is given
                            at the clinic but e charge is made for maternity
                            cases and attendance at the houses of the patients.
                            During the year 4,500 women        end children





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