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Juno 27, 1954
jSiinnlnjtan Itiinc!
Five
OBITUARY
The late Mrs.M.M. Dixon
The death of Mrs.
. M. M. Dixon, wife of Mr.
T. Ingham Dixon, lale
I S. E Pubjab, occuired
at the Charteris Hospital,
Kalimpong on 10th June,
and the funeral took place
in the Roman Catholic
Cemetry, St. Augustims,
Kalimpong on 18th June
tttended by a large ga.
ti.ering of mourners.
Mr. aid Mrs. .Dixon
lame to India in 15)03
rom Ireland, and from
1948 they have lived in
Kalimpong. In 1951, they
travelled to South Africa
with the possibility of
retiring there but the old
links with India proved
too strong and they ic-
turned to Kalimpong early
in 1952 making their homo
in the Himalayan Hotel
where they celebrated
their Golden Wedding
Anniversary in November
last year.
Mrs. Dixon faced in-
different and failing health
over a long peritd with
rare courage and innate
Irish humour and sho
will be sadly missed by
a wide circle of friends
and relations.
Sho leaves behind her
husband, two sons and
two daughters. The elder
son. Mr T. H Dixon,
Superintending Ergineer,
C.P.W.D., West Bengal,
was at one time Execu-
VANAMAHOTSAVA
Kalimpong, June 24
As usual the Fifth
Vanarnahotsava Tree Plan-
ting drive-will be carried
out throughout the coun-
try during the month of
July this year. The local
Forest Department has
arranged for the distri-
bution of seedlings from
all the -Range Offices of
this Sub-Division through-
out the month of July.
All the educational
institutions, government
and private offices, indi-
viduals, and khasmahal
tenants in the rural areas
are requested to plant
more trees during the
Vanamahotsava and make
the scheme a success.
RAINFALL IN KAl IMPONG
Total Pauifall in 1953
94.50
January to May 1953
7 25
In June 1953
18.91
January to May 1954
11.62 '
1st td-2?nd June 105.1—Ifl.IO
2.>rd do- . 1.12.
24th • do — .0.18'.
Total u;> to 24-6-54 —19.10
live Engineer in Gangtok,
Sikkim. Her younger son,
Mr. P. Dixon, is in East
Africa with the Standard
Vaccum Oil Company.
WANTED
The following for Im-
plementation of Develop-
ment Plan in Sikkim ;-
(1) 3 Assistant Engi-
neers on 275-25-500 KB
30-050 EB 30-800.
(2) 12 Overseers on
100-8 140-10-300, ■
(3) 2 Draftsmen and
Estimators 100-5-125-5-155
KB 0-185. ' -
Apply with copies of
Certificates and- testimo-
nials giving qualification,
ago and past experience
to ' The State Engineer,
Sikkim, P. O. Gangtok".
Only holders of Civil En-
Lnneerinfr Degrees from
recognized universities with
experience in Hill roads
and buildings need apply
in case of (1) and those
qualified from recognized
schools w.th experience in
Surveying construction,
Drawing and estimating
etc of hill roads and buil-
Jings in case of (2) and (3).
Higher initial pay in
the above scale- will be
zranteel to those with
past experience, and spe-
cial- qualifications.
A CORRECTION
. The last date for the
entries for the Satalsingh
Memorial Shield Tourna-
ment ifl Tuesday June 29,.
1954 not June 20 as re-
reported in' our issue
dated 20th inst.
jSiinnlnjtan Itiinc!
Five
OBITUARY
The late Mrs.M.M. Dixon
The death of Mrs.
. M. M. Dixon, wife of Mr.
T. Ingham Dixon, lale
I S. E Pubjab, occuired
at the Charteris Hospital,
Kalimpong on 10th June,
and the funeral took place
in the Roman Catholic
Cemetry, St. Augustims,
Kalimpong on 18th June
tttended by a large ga.
ti.ering of mourners.
Mr. aid Mrs. .Dixon
lame to India in 15)03
rom Ireland, and from
1948 they have lived in
Kalimpong. In 1951, they
travelled to South Africa
with the possibility of
retiring there but the old
links with India proved
too strong and they ic-
turned to Kalimpong early
in 1952 making their homo
in the Himalayan Hotel
where they celebrated
their Golden Wedding
Anniversary in November
last year.
Mrs. Dixon faced in-
different and failing health
over a long peritd with
rare courage and innate
Irish humour and sho
will be sadly missed by
a wide circle of friends
and relations.
Sho leaves behind her
husband, two sons and
two daughters. The elder
son. Mr T. H Dixon,
Superintending Ergineer,
C.P.W.D., West Bengal,
was at one time Execu-
VANAMAHOTSAVA
Kalimpong, June 24
As usual the Fifth
Vanarnahotsava Tree Plan-
ting drive-will be carried
out throughout the coun-
try during the month of
July this year. The local
Forest Department has
arranged for the distri-
bution of seedlings from
all the -Range Offices of
this Sub-Division through-
out the month of July.
All the educational
institutions, government
and private offices, indi-
viduals, and khasmahal
tenants in the rural areas
are requested to plant
more trees during the
Vanamahotsava and make
the scheme a success.
RAINFALL IN KAl IMPONG
Total Pauifall in 1953
94.50
January to May 1953
7 25
In June 1953
18.91
January to May 1954
11.62 '
1st td-2?nd June 105.1—Ifl.IO
2.>rd do- . 1.12.
24th • do — .0.18'.
Total u;> to 24-6-54 —19.10
live Engineer in Gangtok,
Sikkim. Her younger son,
Mr. P. Dixon, is in East
Africa with the Standard
Vaccum Oil Company.
WANTED
The following for Im-
plementation of Develop-
ment Plan in Sikkim ;-
(1) 3 Assistant Engi-
neers on 275-25-500 KB
30-050 EB 30-800.
(2) 12 Overseers on
100-8 140-10-300, ■
(3) 2 Draftsmen and
Estimators 100-5-125-5-155
KB 0-185. ' -
Apply with copies of
Certificates and- testimo-
nials giving qualification,
ago and past experience
to ' The State Engineer,
Sikkim, P. O. Gangtok".
Only holders of Civil En-
Lnneerinfr Degrees from
recognized universities with
experience in Hill roads
and buildings need apply
in case of (1) and those
qualified from recognized
schools w.th experience in
Surveying construction,
Drawing and estimating
etc of hill roads and buil-
Jings in case of (2) and (3).
Higher initial pay in
the above scale- will be
zranteel to those with
past experience, and spe-
cial- qualifications.
A CORRECTION
. The last date for the
entries for the Satalsingh
Memorial Shield Tourna-
ment ifl Tuesday June 29,.
1954 not June 20 as re-
reported in' our issue
dated 20th inst.