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November 23, 1952
ihimitlanan clintf
Eleven
S^our reasons
WHY Y0U3T0ULD BOY PRODUCTS OF
£ljc Isalinipong 3ntm<strial
Co-operative ^>octctp Himiteb.
, 1. the Society is your own
J y 2, they suit all ptekeis
//"■"V , 3. they are dural/e
y^^CCCi I* L 4 when yuo buy yju help
Cottage workers
BLANKETS
50 x 90 Dark Grey Rs. 20 -
60 x 104" Light Grey , 22 -
RUGS
60 x 104y/ Check ,, 29/15 -
M. K. Pradhan
vi-2:.-»i'-ij S tertiary
Phone : 102
Gram : Adhikary
Catted JUme
MEAXS
c;r rater
< )1»IM IKTI VITY
MHRK MON ICY
BU/ A RELIABLE WaTCH TO'DaY
B. K. ADHIKARY
Upper Bank Road, Kalimpong
Ihaler in :
W.itclis, ('looks, <«'rmnophone, Radio, Fountain|x*n.
»S{tectai-les and (.las lights
RKl’AIR SERVICE A PICCIAI.I 1Y
.Ijitters to tiiic i:nnv>u__
The Editor it not reipomihle fur view* • />r»4*ed in tki* column
Ed. It. Tin.r,
A PUBLIC LIBRARY
Sir, With reference to a letter of
Mr. M. B. Tamang of Darjeeling, appeared
in your issue of November 9th in the
“Letters to the Editor” column, I beg
to state that the idea of opening in
Darjeeling an up-to-date Public Library
should be considered tVs-o^f vital neces-
sities of this place and that the letter
of Mr. M B. Tamang should be backed
and supported by all lovers of books.
I am sure that many foreigners stay-
ing in Darjeeling temporarily or perma-
nently, enjoying the great beauty of this
place and admiring the noble character
of the people living in this country, will
heartily support the initiative of Mr.
Tatrvang.
If the organization Committee of a
Public Library in Darjeeling will come
to existence they will doubtlessly do their
best for the realization of his aims.
Yours etc. Dr. Jan Fryling, Darjeeling.
TRAVEL PASSPORT RULES
Calcutta, Nov. 5
A booklet containing the Passport and
Visa rules for Tndo Pakistan travel in
Bengali, Hindi* and Urdu priced at four
annas per c^6py is now on sal-* at the
Publications Deptt, Writers’ Buildings,
Calcutta /
Dr. Graham’s Homes, Kalimpong
IIEATIIEU DAY
Homes Staff and children will be
selling sprigs of heather from Scotland in
aid of the Homes on Saturday. December,
6th. We hope you will give liberally.
J. E Duncan,
General Superintendent
ihimitlanan clintf
Eleven
S^our reasons
WHY Y0U3T0ULD BOY PRODUCTS OF
£ljc Isalinipong 3ntm<strial
Co-operative ^>octctp Himiteb.
, 1. the Society is your own
J y 2, they suit all ptekeis
//"■"V , 3. they are dural/e
y^^CCCi I* L 4 when yuo buy yju help
Cottage workers
BLANKETS
50 x 90 Dark Grey Rs. 20 -
60 x 104" Light Grey , 22 -
RUGS
60 x 104y/ Check ,, 29/15 -
M. K. Pradhan
vi-2:.-»i'-ij S tertiary
Phone : 102
Gram : Adhikary
Catted JUme
MEAXS
c;r rater
< )1»IM IKTI VITY
MHRK MON ICY
BU/ A RELIABLE WaTCH TO'DaY
B. K. ADHIKARY
Upper Bank Road, Kalimpong
Ihaler in :
W.itclis, ('looks, <«'rmnophone, Radio, Fountain|x*n.
»S{tectai-les and (.las lights
RKl’AIR SERVICE A PICCIAI.I 1Y
.Ijitters to tiiic i:nnv>u__
The Editor it not reipomihle fur view* • />r»4*ed in tki* column
Ed. It. Tin.r,
A PUBLIC LIBRARY
Sir, With reference to a letter of
Mr. M. B. Tamang of Darjeeling, appeared
in your issue of November 9th in the
“Letters to the Editor” column, I beg
to state that the idea of opening in
Darjeeling an up-to-date Public Library
should be considered tVs-o^f vital neces-
sities of this place and that the letter
of Mr. M B. Tamang should be backed
and supported by all lovers of books.
I am sure that many foreigners stay-
ing in Darjeeling temporarily or perma-
nently, enjoying the great beauty of this
place and admiring the noble character
of the people living in this country, will
heartily support the initiative of Mr.
Tatrvang.
If the organization Committee of a
Public Library in Darjeeling will come
to existence they will doubtlessly do their
best for the realization of his aims.
Yours etc. Dr. Jan Fryling, Darjeeling.
TRAVEL PASSPORT RULES
Calcutta, Nov. 5
A booklet containing the Passport and
Visa rules for Tndo Pakistan travel in
Bengali, Hindi* and Urdu priced at four
annas per c^6py is now on sal-* at the
Publications Deptt, Writers’ Buildings,
Calcutta /
Dr. Graham’s Homes, Kalimpong
IIEATIIEU DAY
Homes Staff and children will be
selling sprigs of heather from Scotland in
aid of the Homes on Saturday. December,
6th. We hope you will give liberally.
J. E Duncan,
General Superintendent