Mss Eur F126/22, ff 109-113

Letter regarding Colonel Phayre's duty on the Sind frontier to ensure unity and friendly relations with the Punjab border officers, and his belief that in undertaking this duty the borders are now much quieter than when he was first appointed.

The letter goes on to enclose a letter from Captain Harrison (No.42 of 1870) which refers to matters with Captain Sandeman and other outstanding issues from the Khan of Khelat [Kalāt], which Phayre views as an 'unbecoming and dangerous sort of agitation', as well as matters between the Khan and the Ameer of Caubool [Amir of Kabul] and forwarding Captain Harrison's dairy of 4-10 July 1870 in order to provide information on this recent anatagonism towards the Ameer.

• Letter No. 42 of 1870 from Captain Charles Henry Harrison, Political Agent, Khelat to Colonel Robert Phayre, The Political Superintendent, Frontier Upper Sind, 22 July 1870 regarding recent complications which have arisen through the Deputy Commissioner of Dehra Gazee Khan [Dera Ghāzi Khān]'s connection with the Murree tribe and detailing instances of treachery caused by individual Sirdar's opposed to the current Khan (Mir Khudadad Khan).
• 'Diary by the Political Agent, Khelat from 4th to 10th July 1870' detailing meetings with His Highness and principal members of tribes; correspondence between Captain Sandeman and Sirdar Moolah Mahomed [Sardar Mullah Mohammed]; information from His Highness relating to Seistan [Sīstān] and including copy of a letter from Sirdar Ibrahim Khan stating that his tribes saw themselves as subjects of Khelat and including a rough sketch of the neighbourhood showing the country held by the Belooch [Baluch] before the Gujjurs began their system of annexation.