• May, 30, 1913. Week by Week. There are two vacancies for Second Lieutenants in the Calcutta Light Horse. There will be a dinner at Government House, Darjeeling, on the 29th or the 30th instant. It is proposed to hold from next year an annual Hindu Presidency match at Poona. Br
May 30, 1912 - Englishman's Overland Mail - Calcutta, West Bengal, India
General Bower brings to the favourable notice the names of the following officers of the staff : Major C. A. R. Hutchinson, 41st Dogras, Generi 1 Staff Officer, 2nd grade.-1 am greatly indebted to this officer for much valuable assistance. He has shown himself a hardworking and
May 30, 1912 - Englishman's Overland Mail - Calcutta, West Bengal, India
yot irrevocable, and, if it be not, that the communities principally concerned in the matter will have a voice in it before it is finally settled. It must not be thought that Haflong is groaning because its claims have not been recognised. This so; but thse having an interest in
May 30, 1912 - Englishman's Overland Mail - Calcutta, West Bengal, India
afternoon. The Hon. Sir Asutosh Mukerji. Vice-Chancellor of the University, presided and there was a fair attendance of Fellows. SIR A. MUKERJEE'S STATEMENT. Before the proceedings commenced the Vice- Chancellor made the following statement on the subject of the Professorships f
May 30, 1912 - Englishman's Overland Mail - Calcutta, West Bengal, India
Sir Frederick Eialliday, Commissioner of Police, is niw in possession of five Afghan sheep dogs which have been brought down from Peshawar and aro to be trained as police dogs. These dogs will not used at present, as they have to be trained and become acclimatised. The Afghan sh
May 30, 1912 - Englishman's Overland Mail - Calcutta, West Bengal, India
The suggestion put forward in the Englishman last week that there should lie a elwiige in the methods of playing off this comp.el Lion has seen exhaustively discussed in Mercantile golf circles during the week. The cone"nsus of opinion is strongly in favour of a (hang) and in al
May 30, 1912 - Englishman's Overland Mail - Calcutta, West Bengal, India