Page 1. List of tribes. Delete "Khamarah." Page 3. Awamir (Badu Section). After Salim bin Musallim bin Hamm add: "he spends the greater part of his time with Shaikh Zaid bin Sultan." Salim bin Hamad bin Rikkadh and his brother Mohammed have, since 1956, spent most of their time in Abu Dhabi territory, though, like many other Awamir nominally loyal to Shaikh Zaid, they may return to Saudi Arabia from time to time. Page 4. - para 1. After Shaikh Zaid of Abu Dhabi" insert: "who has gone to great pains to attract them to him, and away from the Saudis, by the payment of money presents and other means." - para 3. After "annual truce add "Shaikh Zaid has agreed to mediate in this dispute, and hopes to reach a satisfactory settlement." - para 6. Baharinah. There are still some fifty Baharinah in Abu Dhabi. Page 5. Habūs. I suggest that the compilers of this report study Mr.Codrai's work on the Habus, which was produced in about 1952. A copy will be found on the files of H.M.Political Agency, Dubai. Page 6. These are now considered part of the Beni Yas. Delete. Manasir. Page 1. - para 2. Delete from time to time after one third. After "Saudi Arabia" insert: "During the past year there has been a considerable movement of Manasir, particularly Al bu Rahamah and Al bu Mindhir, back to Abu Dhabi from Saudi Arabia. Al bu. Mindhir. (I think the "kasra" is to be prefered to the "dhamma".) of those who have remained loyal to Abu Dhabi the leader is Hamaid bin Atshan. Other important personalities are Salim bin Taraibish, formerly one of the Ruler's retainers, and Salih bin Aziz, head of the Matawa'a section, who returned from Saudi Arabia last year. Al bu Shaar. After "bu Hulaibah" delete from "probably to "at present and add "A natural leader and widely respected, he is undoubtedly the most outstanding personality among the Manasir in Abu Dhabi at present."
