The Journal of the National Indian Association in Aid of Social Progress and Female Education in India March 1882

The Director of Public Instruction who is also the Presdent of the Madras Branch of the Association kindly placed a large hall in his office at the disposal of the Committee during the Christmas holidays and the needlework was exhibited there. [...] the Secretary of State for India provided for the use of the Club the following Indian newspapers : The Times of India The Bombay Gazette The Madras Times The Madras Weekly Mail The Civil and Military Gazette The Pioneer Mail The Englishman's Overland Mail The Calcutta Commercial Gazette The Simla Courier The Friend of India and The Indian Daily News. [...] For the following the Committee are indebted to the kinness of their editors and proprietors : The Indian Spectator The Indu Prakash The Rost Coffer The Bombay Native Opinion The Eindoo Patriot The Benyalee The Calcutta Review The 17. [...] The address refers to the active interest taken by the Maharajah in the education or intellectual and moral elevation of the people of Travancore and I think this to be one of the good reasons that should impel us to take this opportunity of paying to His High-"152 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL IN-DIAN ASSOCIATION. [...] To place the ring in position its thin end that is to say its bent end is inserted in the hole made about the middle of the right nostril of the nose and passed through it and is pressed into the little cavity prepared at the other end of the ring to receive the bent part.