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Kalimpong, September 11.

Cardamom New Us. 85/- per md.

Cardamom Seed ,, 180/- . per md.

Musk Pods „ 15/- 15/S/J per tola.

Tibet Bristle ,. 32/- 35/-. per seer .

Local Bristle „ 20/- 25/- per seer

Vaktail Black „ 240,'- 250/- per md.

Yaktail White „ 300,;- per md.

Vaktail Grey „ 200/- per md.

Seed Potato ., 20/- 25 - per md.

W OOi white ,, lts5/- 100/- per md.

„ grey „ 105 - 111)'- per mil.

Musk-very big consignments detained
in way due to blocade of Road: will
shortly begin arriving. And the same
applies for Vaktails and bristle.

Wool-Full reports are still awaited
but it is rumoured that the price of
Australian wool has just rise n by 50%

BALKISANDAS SH YA M R ATT AX

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( phone 57A.

Kalimpong

•' WHOLESALE DEALERS "
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(ii) Wholesale dealers holding, Group
"C" licenses shall sell oloth or yarn to
retail dealers and hawkers only anil
shall not sell cloth or yarn to other
'vhoh'sale dealers or importers.

(iiij Retail dealers-Snail sell eloth
or yarn to any other dealer including
hawkers.*

Dealers should note that any sale
of cloth or yarn in violation of the
abovo directions constitutes an offence
under the Essential Supplies (Temporary
Powers ) Act. (Press note!.

TEESTA IN SPATE

ROPEWAY TRESJLE DAMAGED ,
Deputation to Railway Chief

Kalimpong, Sept. 16.

The Teesta water level recorded
an abrupt twenty feet rise in one hour
this morning. Some black oily substance
was profusely seeD floating on the water
surface. This abrupt rise indicates that
some dam might have given way some
where in upstreajyf. Countless heavy
logs & uprooted trees jaro flowing down
the stream. An important trestle ,of the
Kalimpong Ropeway! ( Trestle No. 74)
has been seriously damaged and there
is no hope of the Ropeway working for
another month or so. A deputation
consisting of Sri Rameshwar Agrawal,
President Merchants ' Association, Sri
Deochand Mintri^ President Chamber of
Commerce, Sri Kesajri Chand Banlhia
representing the Tibet Cotton (.'loth
and Yarn Supply Syndicate and i Jewan
Shivasaranlal, the Tibet Liaison Officer
has left Kalimpong I this morning for
Kurseong to discuss transport problems
with Colonel Singha, Chief Administrative
Officer of the Assam Railways.

C/o. HIMALAYAN TIMES,
KALIMPONG.

CLEAN HOME

floor OARl'kts, ruos, jhtrkirs, Kr< .,
cleaned at YoDR own premises
with modern electric appliances

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