Indian State Railways Magazine. March 1938

On the obverse of all we the arms of English crown and on the rever the portcullis from the arms of the city of Wet minster chosen for their resemblance to t] reverse of the dollar. [...] To the north the snowy cone of the 18 000-foot Gyephang peak in La.hul had picked up the first rays of the sun but the valley was still shrouded in the mists of early morning. [...] breeze in the branches of the Kasuarina trees the grunt of pigs rooting in the jungle and the groan and mutterings of his companions. [...] The bloodshed and 3s of life incurred in waging these wars brought oh an intense feeling of remorse and revulsion the mind of the victorious monarch that he.came a convert to the creed of A hi ins a and the tw of Piety as practised by the followers of tutama Buddha. [...] First came the minor denizens of the jungle -- the porcupines the rodents and sounders of pigs followed by the chit al the spotted deer and the K aka'' the barking deer and behind them walking with stately strides B ar asi ligh a the twelve-horned with three does in attendance.