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April 11, 1954 $im»Ia|i«;ti lEtmrs }. ;-..
DEVELOPMENTS IN SIKKIM GARDEN PARTY BY SIKKIM STATE.
{From Our Special Representative) EMPLOYEES '
Gangtok, April 8 ■ •
Sliri P. N. Tbapar, Adviser, Planni <Fro"' 9ur" Special ReptajcntatCv*)
ing Commission, Government of India Gangtok April S"
paid a visit to Sikkim State at the The members of the State Secretariate
end of March and had discuss.ons w.th gave a den .
the Maharaj Kumar the fie wan, the farewe„ t<? Mr. j\ £a„ s/ ^
Political officer and other State authori- pjkkim
ties in connection with the Development tit.
Plan. It is understood that a comprehen- , ln replv toa farewell address Mr. Lall
sive plan of development has been prepa- tha,!ked the State officials for their co-
red and that the aid visualized for eommii °Per»t.10n ar'd 6"°wn by then) flu-
locations alone is in the neighbourhood of r,nS hls >'tars °f °«lce- He said; whatever
Rs. SO lakhs. It is understood that imrne- enlevements: had been accomplished werij
diate steps are being taken to implement ™e ™sult °f thP'r j°'nt ef.fort- He re-
the Plan and that a considerable increase 'erred to tbe -helP received from the
of revenue is expected. Government of India, particularly m
connection with the future development
SIKKIM STATE COUNCIL and thknked the Political Officer, and
{From "ur Special Representative) nj3 predecessor for the readiness with
Gangtok, April 8 ^which they had given good consel.
The following is the Extract of
Proceedings of the State Council held on
the 2'Hh March, 1954.
1. Mr. K. R. Pradhan moved a
vote of thanks to the President, Mr.
Lall, for having steered the first elected
Council of the State from its inception
through its first three s-ssions. He made
reference to the demand of the people
for association with Government and
said that the President had managed
affairs with strict impartiality.
2. Mr. Sonam Tsering said that
at first the people had viewed the Pre-
sident's arrival with certain misgivings
but these had been dissipated by the
sense of statesmanship shown under the
guidance of the Ruler
3. Mr. Densapa said that Mr. Lall
had arrivid at a time of un/est but
that peace was quickly restored. The
State's revenues had been raised from
about Rs. 7-5 lakhs in 1943 49 to about
lis 39-2 lakhs in 1954"-55 and the peo-
ple of Sikkim could now be proud of
the fact.
Dahlia Decorative named kinds, Rs. 1/4;
to 3/- each.
Dahlia Cactus named kinds Rs. 1/4; to
2/8 each.
Dahlia Decorative and Cactus Mixed from
named kinds'! @ Rs. 9/-"per dozen.
Camellia ISABILA & Red Pressy, double
snow white and double red size 8" to
12" Rs. 5/- Rs, '7/- each respectively.
Camellia Mixed colours size '6 to 8 inches
. Rs. 4/- each?-';';' ';•
Magnolia Grandillora Rs. 5/- each,
■ ,. Fuscata . Rs. 3/- ' „
Dahlia Seeds Rs. 2/- per 100.
Available at :
THE HIMALAYAN NURSERY,
Tista View,
P. 0. KALIMPONG.
WANTED on hire a three-roomed House
with an area" of 1 or 2 acres within 1
mile from the. town.. Contact Mr. R. C.
Pradhan, Tista View, Kalimpong.
FOR EFFICIENCY & SERVICE: Consult Darjeeling Radio Co, Darjeeling
DEVELOPMENTS IN SIKKIM GARDEN PARTY BY SIKKIM STATE.
{From Our Special Representative) EMPLOYEES '
Gangtok, April 8 ■ •
Sliri P. N. Tbapar, Adviser, Planni <Fro"' 9ur" Special ReptajcntatCv*)
ing Commission, Government of India Gangtok April S"
paid a visit to Sikkim State at the The members of the State Secretariate
end of March and had discuss.ons w.th gave a den .
the Maharaj Kumar the fie wan, the farewe„ t<? Mr. j\ £a„ s/ ^
Political officer and other State authori- pjkkim
ties in connection with the Development tit.
Plan. It is understood that a comprehen- , ln replv toa farewell address Mr. Lall
sive plan of development has been prepa- tha,!ked the State officials for their co-
red and that the aid visualized for eommii °Per»t.10n ar'd 6"°wn by then) flu-
locations alone is in the neighbourhood of r,nS hls >'tars °f °«lce- He said; whatever
Rs. SO lakhs. It is understood that imrne- enlevements: had been accomplished werij
diate steps are being taken to implement ™e ™sult °f thP'r j°'nt ef.fort- He re-
the Plan and that a considerable increase 'erred to tbe -helP received from the
of revenue is expected. Government of India, particularly m
connection with the future development
SIKKIM STATE COUNCIL and thknked the Political Officer, and
{From "ur Special Representative) nj3 predecessor for the readiness with
Gangtok, April 8 ^which they had given good consel.
The following is the Extract of
Proceedings of the State Council held on
the 2'Hh March, 1954.
1. Mr. K. R. Pradhan moved a
vote of thanks to the President, Mr.
Lall, for having steered the first elected
Council of the State from its inception
through its first three s-ssions. He made
reference to the demand of the people
for association with Government and
said that the President had managed
affairs with strict impartiality.
2. Mr. Sonam Tsering said that
at first the people had viewed the Pre-
sident's arrival with certain misgivings
but these had been dissipated by the
sense of statesmanship shown under the
guidance of the Ruler
3. Mr. Densapa said that Mr. Lall
had arrivid at a time of un/est but
that peace was quickly restored. The
State's revenues had been raised from
about Rs. 7-5 lakhs in 1943 49 to about
lis 39-2 lakhs in 1954"-55 and the peo-
ple of Sikkim could now be proud of
the fact.
Dahlia Decorative named kinds, Rs. 1/4;
to 3/- each.
Dahlia Cactus named kinds Rs. 1/4; to
2/8 each.
Dahlia Decorative and Cactus Mixed from
named kinds'! @ Rs. 9/-"per dozen.
Camellia ISABILA & Red Pressy, double
snow white and double red size 8" to
12" Rs. 5/- Rs, '7/- each respectively.
Camellia Mixed colours size '6 to 8 inches
. Rs. 4/- each?-';';' ';•
Magnolia Grandillora Rs. 5/- each,
■ ,. Fuscata . Rs. 3/- ' „
Dahlia Seeds Rs. 2/- per 100.
Available at :
THE HIMALAYAN NURSERY,
Tista View,
P. 0. KALIMPONG.
WANTED on hire a three-roomed House
with an area" of 1 or 2 acres within 1
mile from the. town.. Contact Mr. R. C.
Pradhan, Tista View, Kalimpong.
FOR EFFICIENCY & SERVICE: Consult Darjeeling Radio Co, Darjeeling