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1936

HYDERABAD DIRECTORY

WITH A PAGP TO A DAY DIARY

A Descripttve Guide of Hyderabad State and its Markets.

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS. THE ROAD MAP OF HYDERABAD CITY
AND THE MAP OF THE DOMINIONS SHOWING
RAIL. ROAD AND BUS ROUTES

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CONTENTS

H. E, H. The Nizam Sir Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur, G^C,S.I., O.B,E.

History of Hyderabad in outlino.

Physical Aspc:cts — History — The present ruler — Progress & Pros- Pagk
parity — Administration — Finance — Agriculture — Industries
and Commerco—Education, etc., etc. ... ... ... 1

The Administrative Divisions.

Districts of Warangal, Karimnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Auran-
gabad, Birh, Parbhani, Nanded Gulbarga, Raichur, Osinana-
bad, Bidar, Medak, Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda, Atraf-i- Baida,
with Administrative Staff ... ... ... ... 7

Places of Interest.

Ajanta, Alampur, Assaye, Aundl.a, Aurangabad, Bliadrachalani,

Bidar, Chitapur, Dichpalli, Ellora, Nizarasagar, Gulbarga,
Jalna, Kalyan, Kulpak, Wudgal, Naldrug, Nagulapadu, Nanded
Paithan, Pakhal, Palampet, Parenda, Phulmari, Pillalanuiri,
Raichur, Roaza or Khuldabad, Shorapnr, Nadgir. Vikarabad,
Warangal, Hyderabad City

The Road Map of Hyderabad City

H. E. H. Tile Nizam’s Government Departments
Hyderabad Corporation
The Residency

Secunderabad Cantonment Authority

Deccan District Bolarum -British Forces and allied Departments
Walashan Prince Nawab Azam Jah Bahadur, with Inf a ni son
H. E. H. The Nizam’s Regular Forces
Educational Institutions

Religious Intitutions, Associations, Clubs, Hospitals

Mills, Factories and other Industrial concerns

Indigenous Industries

Traders’ List

Places of Amusement

Believe it or not !

Masonic Lodges
Postal Information
Customs Information
Road Routes

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The Produce of Hydoradad
Imports and Exports in a Nut-shell
The Map of A/. £. H. the Nizam's Dominions Rail, Road and Bus Routes

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Rail Routes ... ... .. ... 197

Who is Who .... ... .. ... ... 200

Lawyers and Doctors ... ... ... ... ... 255

Currency ... ... ... ... ... .. 267

Exchange Tables, Tables of Daily pay or Allowance ... ... 267

Sports Events ... ... ... ... ... 275

H. E. H. The Nizam's Govt. Holidays ... ... ... 277

Bank Holidays ... ... ... ... 278

Where to ^ay ... ... ... ... 3G9

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on the map of Ind.a-the actual geographical position being 17° 21-4 inches
North latrtude and 78° 3010 inches East longitude. Excluding the assigned terri!
tory of Berar it has an area of 82,698 sq. miles, which is equal to that of
ng and and Ireland put together and as extensive as the Bengal Presidency.

Hy derabad is a table-land averaging about 1,250 ft. above sea level. The rain
fall IB scanty being only 30 inc. per year. A noteworthy feature of the

TO THE READERS.

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acknowledge, to the enthusiastic co-operation of readers and advertisers. What
is set down here is from up-to-date information available ; changes take place,
both in town and country, with such rapidity that it is difficult even for the
most alert and pains-taking staff to keep pace with thorn all. We confidently
appeal to our readers to kindly draw our attention, to omissions and commissions
and welcome any such helpful suggestions to be included in the subsequent
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had to combined with the RESIDENTS IN HYDERABAD for fear of making the
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Ch. raja RAO,

fv r BRITISH GOVERNMENT. Tho unswerving loyal

tyof.he Asaf Jahi dynasty to the British is unparalleled m the annals oi
he history of India. In 1747 when Madras fell into the hands of the French and
o power o t 0 ritish in India was threatened with extinction, Asaf Jah
Bahadur came to the aid of the British and stemmed the tide of disaster. Haifa
century later when the military genuis of Tippu Sultan once again threatened the
power of the British in India, the Nizam of Hyderabad rendered meritorious

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service to the British. Again, during the great Indian Mutiny of 1857, it was the
timely help of the Nizam that stood the British in good stead in the Deccan.
When in 1914, the nations of the world were involved in a deadly conflict in a
gamble for power, the present rulnr of Hyderab .d, Nawab Sir Mir Osman Ali
Khan Bahadur, true to the hoary traditions of his illustrious dynasty, stood loyal
to the British crown. In October 1914, when tho Outoman Empire made common
cause with Germany, and the entire Muslim world looked up to the Niaam for
guidance, Nawab Sir Mir Osman All Khan Bahadur rose equal to the occasion
and issued a clarion call to the Muslim world, to rally round the British flag.
In recognition of the signal services rendered by Nawab Sir Mir Osman Ali
Khan Bahadur the Faithful Ally of vhe British Goveimment, i»he distinguished
title of “His Exalted Highness “ was conferred on him by the British Govern-
ment at the close of the Great War.

THE PRESENT RULER I Lieutenant General Asaf Jah, Muzaffar-ul-
Mulk, Val Mumalik Nizcam-ul-Mulk Nizam-ud-Dowla, Nawob Sir Mir Osman Ali
Khan Bahadur, G.C.S.I., G.B.E., the tenth ruler of the Asaf Jahi House, was
installed in 1911, and reprosenis tho only surviving link between tho India of tho
Great Moghuls and the India of to-day. He is the foremost Muslim ruler of the
present day, and the marriage of the Heir- Apparent with tho only daughter of
the Ex-Khalif, His Majesty Abdul Majid Khan, has brought together two of the
most illustrious Muslim dynasties of the world.

PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY I H. E. H. the Nizam ranks among the
greatest rulers of the world. He is one of the most sagacious, benevolent and on.
lightened rulers of the present day. W.thm two decades of H.E.H. the Nizam’s
reign, the State has made phcnomonal strides towards progress and prosperity in
every direction. Tho State which but ^O’years ago was convent to lag behind her
sister states, now bids fair to run foremost among the progressive and enlight*
enod states in Innia. Under tho benign and sagacious rule of H. E. H. the
Nizam, Hyderabad is adapting herself, with amazing rapidity, to the needs of
the modern conditions. That Hyderabad has to play ca great and historic part
in the creatoin of a new and greater India, is beyond dispute. H. E. H. the

Nizam was the first prince to announce his readiness to enter into an All-India
Federation.

administration; lathe ac’ministration of the State H. E. H. the

Nizam IS assisted by an Execuuvo Council consistins of seven members, each
controlling different depar.monts. In tho matters of legislation, H.E.H. the Nizam
IS assisted by a Legislative Council consisting of 20 members. There is now a
Bchomo under contemplation to extend tho franchise and to make the Legislative
Council more representative in character. In 1921, the Judiciary was separated

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from the Executive and a High Court of Judicature with an appellate jurisdic-
tion was created.

STATE FINANCE \ It is in finance, the great machinery of administra-
tion, that the State is now in the very fore front of prosperous nations. When
to-day, the nations of the world are seeking a way out of the fin*, noial crisis by
over-taxation and retrenchment, Hyderabad under the able rnd foresighved
guidance of Nawab Sir Akbar Hyder Nawaz Jung Bahadur, the Finance Minister
faces the future with easy confidence. The statesmanlike fin *ncial policy of Sir
Akbar Hyderi has resulted in the creation of a reserve of 9 croros of rupees.
This has helped the progress of the various nation-building departments of the
State.

A noteworthy feature of Sir Akbar’s regime has been the “ Department.ai-
sation of Finances”, under which each Department is provided with an
incentive to speed up its work independently of other Departments. This system
is not known to other parts of India and its success is due to the genius of the
present Finance Member.

According to the Budget Note for 1345, F., issued recently, the total
budgettod receipt amounts to Ks. 855 92 lakhs against an expanditure of
Rs. 839*46 lakhs, thus showing a surplus of Rs. 16*46 lakhs.

AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE; The Indus-
tries and Commerce Department has been created. An Industrial Trust Fund
with a capital of one orore has boon started.

In the field of Agriculture, the Government has started new expo^’imental
farms. Plant breeding and research works have boon started on cotton, rice,
wheat, Jawari and castor crops. Propaganda for the use of imp^'oved seeds and
implements, better manure and improved methods of cultivation, is being carried
on through agricultural inspectors.

The toual trade o? the Dommi^^ns increased by 9*26 % from 23*48 orores in
1341 F. to 25*66. croros in 1342 F. Tlio aggregate value of imports decre'^sod by
5*63 % (12*60 crores againf-t 13*56 crores), while that of exports incroasod by
28*91 % (13*06 crores against 10*13 crores.)

The shopwar Auction system was introduced by the Excise Department
in the Mahabubuagar District and the Secunderabad area. The revenue decreased
from Rs. 1,82,49,751 to Rs. 1,79,70,871, showing a decrease of Rs. 2,78,880. This
decrease is attributed >o economic depression and admini&»»rativo measures.

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W 2 . -to 8 substantial deduction in the Number of shops and to the steady
iTicroQpo in duty.

IRRIGATION PROJECTS’. Many important irrigation projects were
completed during the last decade. The most important of those was the Nizam-
sagar Project, which cost Rs. 426 lakhs and is capahlo of irrigating 275,000 rcros^
The Pocharam Project cost Rs. 32 Lakhs and is capahlo of irrigating 13,000
acres of rice hm^s. The Palari Reservoir cost 24 lakhs and is capable of irrigat-
ing about 20,000 acres of rice and sugar-cano cultivation. The Wyra Project
cost 31^ lakhs and is capable of irrigating about 17,500 acres. Many other
minor projects were carried out at a cost of nearly Rs. 11 lakhs. Besides these
main projects, many tanks were restored and maint iinod in good order for
irrigation purpose. To alleviate the harvlships caused by the water-scarcity in
the Raichur district, a good number of tube wells are boing bored all over the
district.

CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT! With a view to formulating measures
for the furtherance of the economic well-boing of the people, the Government
instituted enquiries into the banking facilities available in rural areas. As a result
the Govornmoiit has introduced the co-oporative banking system and there are at
present 2,677 sookties with a total membership of 75,596, with a working capital
of Rs. 2,31,90,000. The ideal that a co-operative movement should be a people’s
movement, solf-controllod and self-financed, h*a.s always been kept in view. The
Department has also carried out the education of the panchayat members of the
societies and the public by moans of lectures and literature. Apart from the
important ohj 'ct of organising funds to provide credit, the co-operative movement
has given birth to and fostered a co-operative feeling among the masses.

EDUCATION ! During recent years II. E. H. the Nizam’s Government has
followed a policy of rapid expansion of the Primary and the Secondary Educa-
tion. The greatest venture has been in the lino of vernacularising education
Nawab Sir Akhar II.> der Nawaz Juiig Bahadur originated a schoino of Univer-
sity Education through the medium of the Urdu language. Thus in 1921, autho-
rized by a Royal Charter, the Osmaiiia University came into being. This
University has under it 3 first grade colleges, 3 second grade colleges, and also a
Medical College, an Engmoering College, a Training College and a Law Collogo.
The Education of girls has not bo^n over-looked by the Goveriinieiik, jihysical
education has been made compulsory in all public institutions and the policy of
introducing vocational education, such as carpentary, weaving, embroidery, mat
and basket-making lias been adopted. The total amount spent in 1342 Fasli on
all grades of institutions including College education was Rs. 1,06,60,110.

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STATE CURRENCY, POSTAL SYSTEM ETC I The state has its own

currency, consisting of gold, silver, copiior and nickel coins, and also a largo circu-
lation of paper curroncy. It possesses a postal system for internal purposes, the
total number of Post Offices being 794, bringing a total revenue of Rs. 9,87,325.
It has also a telephone system and electricity, and recently throe of the District
Headquarters have boon electrified. Lately the State has been linked direct by
air route between Karachi and Madras. It has taken enthusiastically to Broad-
casting and there is a scheme to extend this to all Districts for educational
purposes.

SOME IMPROVEMENTS ! The present roign is responsible for the con-
struction of nearly 3,500 miles of roads with its complement of bridges. The city
itself boasts of the finest comont- concrete roads in India, which may bo com-
pared with those of any city abroad. A scheme of slum clearing and town
improvement has boon taken on hand by the City Improvement Board and the
old city is being transformed into a beautiful modern metropolis befitting tho
premier Indian State. An extensive drainage scheme is nearing completion. The
drainage of tho sewage into tho Musi which provides a natural outlet, will mako
Hyderabad tho cleanest City in India.

A very ambitious programme of irrigational development, costing the
Govornmont about 30 crores of rupees, is shortly to be undertaken by the Tunga-
bhadra Project. When complotod, it is confidently expected that tho greater
part of tho famine area in tho State will be transformed into a smiling garden
bringing peace and plenty among tho rural population.

A scheme of aviation is on foot and under tho control of an Aviation Board
an area of about 50 acros has boon acquired in Beguinpot behind the Jagirdar's
Collego. Tho provision of landing ground all over the State is under contempla-
tion. Hyderabad has been linked with Karachi for a bi-weekly mail sorvico.

A Broadcasting Station, undor tho private management of Mr. Mahbub Ali,
has been takon over by the Stato and a comprohonsivo schomo which will include
tho important head- quarters is in tho making. The schomo has been approved
by Col. Hardmgo and has boon already sanctioned by the Govornmont. The
Hyderabad City Broadcasting Station will be soon under construction and will
include a powerful Broadcasting sot and an uptodate studio with the latest
Television equipment.

A plan of Sports Grounds, costing over 4 lakhsofrupoes,undortheHussain-
sagar Bund is under contemplation. The money will bo utilised in laying out
a cricket pitch, a pavilion, two Polo grounds, an Athlotic Track, two Football

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Fields, and a. number of tennis Courts. The site will be midway between Hyder-
abad and Secunderabad and will be an admirable meeting- ground for the sporting
fans of both cities.

Another forward step has been the purchase of the N. S. Ely., at an enormous
cost of £ 8,300,000. The Railway is under efficient administration and new routes
connecting the trade centres are being slowly added. The gross earnings of the
Railway, amounood in 1342 F. to B G. Rs. 1,97,36,222, and the working expenses
amounted to B G Rs. 1,15,94,893. and the net earnings to B G Rs. 81,41,329.
The Hyderabad Broad Gauge Station, according to information, may be turned
nto a magnificent structure and will comparo favourably with any station in
India or abroad.

Another wiso move by the Railway has boen the introduction of an extensive Bus
system. Besides the fliiost, air conditioned, giant buses plying in the City, there is
a Suburban system vv hicli connocts all important District Headquarters. The
N. S. Rly. Bus sorv ice lias passed tho experimental stage successfully and ex-
pansion on larger scale is awaited by tho public. Tho N. S. Rly. Bus service
was started With a capiuiil cost of about Rs. 4^ lakhs and earned gross
earnings of about Rs. 4 lakhs in the year 1342 F.

Tho Army, again, has been ro-organised on British lines and under tho
popular administration of Walashan Prince Azam Jah Bahadur, the
Commander- in- Chief, the State will have efficient military protection. Tho
Total Military expenditure is about Rs 88,58,013 per year.

Tho health of the City too, has bad its due shpre of attention. Malaria and
plague departments have been created to look after tho health of the City and the
Districts. Malaria. Plague and othor epidemics are combated by systematic orga-
nisation. Statistical records show a decided improvement as far as preventing
opidoniics are concorned and tho medical and tho Sanitation Department can bo
said to be on the best of footing. There are about 148 medical institutions There
jS a proposal to establish a tuberculosis sanitorium at Vikarabad. The Total
expenditure of the Medical Department is about Rs. 19,36,191.

Tho Hydorabid Municipality has been turned into a popular institution and
tho first election of the City eldors has boen an unqualified success. This is the
first time that the people havo boon vested with such a large measure of civic
responsibility.

Thera has thus been an all-round iraprovement and progress in every depart-
ment of His Exaltod Highness* Government and if this pace is maintained
Uydorabad ere long will bo in the forefront of the New India.

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SIR MIR OSMAN ALI KHAN BAHADUR, FATEH JUNG.
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G. C S. I., G, B. E., NIZAM OF HYDERABAD.

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS

HYDERABAD DOMINIONS for the purpose of administration, is divided
into four Subas, namely, Warangal, Aurangabad, Gulbarga and Medak. These
Subas in turn are divided into districts including Bagath, there are sixteen
districts. The Subedar is the administrative head of the Suba while under
him are the Taluqdars in-charge of the districts.

WARANGAL SUBA It has an area of about 24, 225> sq. miles and consists
of the districts of Warangal, Karimnagar, Adilabad and Nizamabad.

THE DISTRICT OF WARANGAL: has Karimnagar on its Northern side,
Godavari tui the South, Krishna on the West and the Districts of Nalgonda and
Medak on the East, It has an area of 8,205 sq. miles. It is intersected by the
Bivers Godavari, Krishna and Palari. It is hilly track of land and has several
large beautiful lakes such as Pakhal, Ghunpura and Dharamsagar.

CLIMATE : Although its climate is dry it is healthy. Has an average rain-
fall of 35 inches.

PRODUCTS : Rice, Bajra, Grams, Tur and Castor seeds.

POPULATION : Its population numbers 1,117,693. The city of Warangal
boasts of 62,119.

TALUQS [ It has eight Taluqs: —

(1) Warangal (5) Madra

(2) Pakhal (6) Palvancha

(3) Mahboobabad (7) Yollandu

(4) Khamara (8) Mulug.

WARANGAL CITY : It is an ancient town founded by Prodda Raja of the
Kakatiya Dynasty in the 12th century. In consideration of its historical impor-
tance it is now treated as a city. Being a Subadari it possesses civil and
criminal courts. It has an Arts Oollego and a High School affiliatod to the
Osmania University.

TRADE : It is a central market for the export of oil seeds, cotton and carpets.
There are quite a number of ginning factories and oil mills, twelve rico mills, and
one cotton spinning and weaving niills~ti.e Azamjahi Cotton Mills. It manu-
factures carpets and Dhurries. It possesses 21 tanneries out of tlie 28 tanneries
in the State. It has also an indigenous paper industry. Silk spinning and
weaving is a well developed industry in Warangal where a largo number of
spinners are engaged in the silk worm industry.

IMPORTANT TOWNS. Y#lland« or Singaroni possesses coal mines and ex-
ports coal.

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Pakhal. It is the reserve forest of H. E. H. the Nizam with a dense forest. It is
noted for its carpet and Shatranji Industry.

Kazipet. It is a railway junol ion. The tomb of Saint Shah Afzal makes it a
scone of annual Urs.

Hanamiconda It is the seat of the Subedari and is also the district heads
quarters — famous for its Thousand Pillars Temple and the Tomb of Shah
Abdul Gani.

Munditog : Near Singaroni Collories, possesses excellent marble quarries.

Haisanparti ; It contains many weavers who are engaged in making
silk dhoties. In its neighbourhood iron-ore is found.

Garla ; Is famous for its timber, which is exported in large quantities
It is a railway station.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

Subedar
1st Talukdar

A-sst. Talukdar* Warangal ...
do Kliammam ...

do Mahbubabad...

i^Bst. Subedar

Thasildar, Warangal

do

Warangal

do

Pakhal ...

do

Khammam

do

Mahboobabad

Tahsildar Yellandu
do Paluncha
do Bakaya Warangal
do Madhra
do Mulug ...

Treasury Officer ...

Asst. Land Record Officer
Asst, of Forests, Khammam ...
Asst. Inspector-General of Forest
Supdt. of Customs, Madhra ...
Asst. do Madhra ...

Dy. Director of Agriculture ...
do

Md. Abdul Basith Khan
Md. Rahmatullah Sheriff
MirKazim All Khan, B.A.
Zahir ALinod, B. A., II. C. S.

G. S. Dastagir

Mirza Nasoer Ahmed Beg

Govind Rao

Md. Nasir Khan, B.A.

Syed Abu Turab Razvi
Md. Abdul Hafiz Khan
Mohd. Sayoeduddin Hasan
Md. Ghousuddin
Syed Sajjtid Husain
Mohd. Abdul Rahim Sheriff
Nagulapr.il Durgiah, B.A.

Md. Nizumuddin
Mirza Sulaiman Bog
Mirza Md. All Bog
B. K. R. Iyengar
Mir Nawazish All, L.F. S.
Mirza Tahir Ah Khan
Rustumji

Mehandra Bahadur, B.A.,M.s.
Unkaram

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ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS

ADMINISTRATIVE
Excise Suporintendont
Asst. Registrar, Co-operative Sociota
Eeputy Assistant ...

Divisional Judge
Dist. Civil Judge ...

Govt. Pleader
Munsiff, Warangal

do

Mahboobabad

do

Madhra ...

do

Khammam

Ag, do

Paluncha

do

Yollandu

do

Pakhal ...

Supt. Jail
Asst. Surgeon, Jail
Superintendent Police
Asst. do

Divisional Inspector of Schools
Dist. do

Principal, Intormodiato College
School Section ...

Asst. do do

Headmistress do

H. Master, Mathwada High School
do High School, Khammam
Lecturer, Intormodiato College
do
do
do
do

Headmaster Nirmal
Civil Surgeon
Asst. do

Woman Asst. Surgeon
Superintending Engineer
P. A. to Superintending Engr.
Executive Engineer
Asst. Engr., Khammam
do Warangal

STAFF — { Continued),

... Md. Daulath Yar Khan
.. Khaja Ghousuddin
... Mir Ahmed Ali Khan
... Gaziuddm Ahmed
... Md. Siddiq Ahmed
... Md. Abdulla Quraishi
.. MirMohd. Ali Khan, B. A., LL. B.

.. D. A. Banaji, B.A., LL. 13. (Cantab)
.. Md. Abdur Rahim
. Abu Tayab Md. Yahya
... Md. HashimAli Khan
.. Md. Abdul Hasan, B. a., ll. B.

... Raghow Nath Pershad
.. Md. Qamruddin All Khan
... S. B. Kulkarni, L. M & s.

... Mukthar Ah Khan, M.A.LL.B.H.0.8.
... Ghulam Mohd. Khan, P.T.S.

.. Ahmed Husain Khan, B. A.

... Md. Jawad, B.A., B.T.

High

Md. Abdul Aziz Khan
Md. Abdus Salam
Huzurunnissa Begum
K. Balasubrmaniam Iyer
Vednath Iyer
Ghulam Md. Ali
Syed Za inula bad in
A. V. Gopal Rao
Md. Afzaluddin Farooqi
Inayath Khan
Syed Mohd. Husain
P. Somasundaram, M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P.
Md. Alam Shah Khan, L. C. P. & S.
Miss C. Mahdovi, L. M. & S.

Mirza Akbc r Bog Khan Bdr.

Mohd. Ashuriff
Md. Ibrahim, B. E. (Madras)

Md. Farhatullah
Niamatullah Khan, B.Sc. (Man)

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Asst. Engr., Mahboobabad ... ... B. Ranga Beddi, B. Sc. (Manchester)

Sub-Engmoor, Warangal •• K. Sreoramlu Pantlu

do Khamniam .. ... Abdul Rahman

do T. R. S. Division ... ... Shamshir All

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THE DISTRICT OF KARIMNAGAR : It is bounded in the North end Easi
by the Kiver Godavari, South by Warangal and Nalgonda, West by Medak anc
Nizam a badland has an area of 5,369 sq.miks. It is a hilly district and potsossesa
range of mountains and many hiUs suoh rs Kardikal and Karunclia. It abounds
■with forests oftoakwood. The Rivers of Godavari ana Krishna How through th(
District. It has the lakes of Shankaram and Jami Opal.

CLIMATE I The climato though dry is healthy and has a rainfall of 31 inchei
per year.

PRODUCTS ; Rice, Jawar, Grams, Cornflour, Cotton, Til, Indigo an(
Tobacco.

POPULATION I It has a population of 1,241,405 one-third of which ar
Muslims and the rest Hindus.

TALUQS : It possesses the following Taluqs : —

(1) Karimnagar (5) Jagtial

(2) Sircilla (6) Mahadevpur

(3) Huzurabad (7) Parkal

(4) Sultatiabad

karimnagar: it IS the headquarters of the Tivluqdar. It is a commorcia
town. Cotton spinning and weaving are carried on lu're. It munufactures San
and Sojnis. Fligroc work of silver is a flourishing industry. There are tw’
rice mills.

IMPORTANT TOWNS : A^alagoor and Jagtial have historic forts. Manthani i
a strong hold of educated Brahmins. Manakundur manurac.urcs bcmutiful silver
wares. Koratia is famous for paper-making and also poss.^ssos two rice mil h
Partabgada is famous for its Fort huilt by tho great Pratapurudra, Rajah c
warangal. Darampuri is well-known for its Temples.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

l8t Talukdar

.. Agha Sh.;ik Yawar All

Asst. do Karimnagar

Moliuiddm Hasan

do do Jagtial

... Razuiddiii Ahmed, II. C. 8.

Asst. Talukdar, Huzurabad ...

... Mirza Me lull

Rev. Asst., Karimnagar

.. Raj Porshivd, B. A.

Tahsildar, Sircilla ...

... Syod Ahmed Ali

do Huzurabad

... Khaja Badiuddin

do Parkal ...

... Zamiruddin Ahmed

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF— (Continued)

Tahsildar, Jagtial ...
do Osmannngar
do Kariinnagar
do Mahadevpur
Treasury Officer ...

Asst. (Land Record Officer) ...

Asst., Fon st. Dept. .

Excis.i Su perm ton dent
District Civil Judge
Munsiff, Vorkal
do Jagtial

do Osmannagar (Sultanabad)
do Kariinnagar
do Sircilla
do Huzurabad
District Inspector of Schools ..
Headmaster High School, Kariinnagar
do do

Civil Surgeon
Asst. Surgeon
Executive Enginoor
do

Asst. Engineer, Jagtial Sub-Division
do Karimnagar...

Asst. Engineer
Sub-Engineer

Sub-Engineer, Karimnagar ...
do Huzurabad

Ahamedullali Khan Mansoor
Md. Ibrahim
Md. Abdul Hamood
Fiyaz Husain
Mirza Baqir Ali Beg
Jadobans Chund
Mir Samiulla
Alinud Abdul Aziz
Mohammed Bhai, B. A.

Mahond(‘r Kishore, B.A., LL. B.
Md. A. Rahim Khalid, Bar-at-law
Sirajuddin Ahmed
Syod Riaz Ahmod, B.A., Bar-at-law
Vasdov Porshad, B. a., ll. b.

Md. Sarmast Klian
Md. Ahamdullah, B.A,, B. T.
Sharif-ul-Husan Burni, M.Sc., B.T»
V. R. Manvikar, B. A.

Md. Akber Khan, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S
D. Sham Rao

Lokondra Bahadur, B.8c.,C.E.
Sitaram Rao
Sarwar Husain

Syed Ali Raza, B, Sc. (Manchostor)
Md. Zakiuddin

Venkat Ramiah, U. S. (Hyd.)

M. Ramachandriah
S. K. Wadookar

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THE DISTRICT OF ADILABAD t Boundod on tho North by tho Rivorf
Gaiiga and Warda, East by Warda, South by Kariranagar and Niz'imabad District?
and on tho West by Nandod. It has an aroa of 7,403 square miles. Throughoui
this district one finds ranges of hills passing eastward

CLIMATE ; Unhealthy, tho district boing full of forests. Rainfall h
37 inc. iior year.

PRODUCTS ; Wheat, Rice, Jawar, Cotton and Linseed,

POPULATION ! Its population is 762,030 tho major portion of tho populatior
are Goods a hill tribe who are industrious and hardworking.

TALUQS ■ This district is sub-divided into ton taliiqs : —

(1) Asifabad (6) Lakshatipot

(2) Sirpur (7) Kinwat

(3) Rajura (8) Adilabad

(4) Nirmal (9) Bothe

(5) Chinnoor (10) Otnoor

Asifabad— is tho headquarters of tho district possessing tho Courts of Civil an(
Criminal Jurisdiction.

IMPORTANT towns; Rajura is situated on tho banks of the Pengang;
and liesat a distfliioo of 3 miles from Balarshah Railwa^' Station, possesses ooa
mines.

Manekguda ; is famous for its historical fort.

Chinnoor : produces ^Tood rico and iron oro is found.

Mahoor : has tho famous oaves of Pandolina.

Unkudru : is 24 miles from Nirmal, possesses hot springs or Gayseers, has an annui
Jatra.

Nirmal : has a fort and is famous for its industry of woodwork and woe
3 )aint. It also manufactures leather water bottles.

Galgadapa : exports rico in largo quantities.

Sirpur iron oro is found.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1st Talukdnr .. ... Raja Dharaiii Karam

Asst. Talukdar, Niimal .. ... Azi/. Ahmed

-df/. CIO ChipTioor ... .. 1 T:ii1’m. duddui Ahiiv'd, ll.t'.S.

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF— (Continued)

Tahsildar, Rev. Asst. Adilabad
do Nirmiil ...

do Otnoor ..

do Asifabad

do Sirpur ...

do Chinnoor

do Bolhe ...

do Laksliatipet
do Adilabad

do Rajoora

Treasury Officjr

Asst. I.-G. of Forests, Lakshatipet
do Nirmal

Excise Supdt
District Civil Judge
MunsifT, Laksliatipot

do Adilabad ...

do Rajoora ...

do Sirpur

do Kinwat ...

do Chinnoor ..

do Nirmal

do Otnnoor Botho
Superintendent of Police
Assist, Supdt. of Policj
District Inspector of Police ..
Headmaster, High School, Nirmal
In charge Civil Surgeon
Assit. Surgeon, Asifabad
Exocotivo Engineer, Asifabad

do

Nirmal ...

Asst.

do

Nirmal

do

do

Lakshatipot

Sub-Engineor, Adilabad
do
do

Syed Wasiullah Hasani, B. A.

Aziz Ahmed
Syed Mazhuruddin
Md. Amod Ansari

S. B. Venkat Ramiah

R. J. Paul Rao
Vasdev Rao
Ahmed Abdul Hameed

Barveli Anant Ramiah, B A , LL B.
Raj Pershad

Syed Jalaluddin Sajan Lai, B. A.
Horn u -jeo Rustomjee
SyodMd. Fariduddin Khan
Md, Rashid-ul-Hasain Khan
Mirza Md. Bahadur
Mirza Husain Ah Beg
Murtuza Khan, H C S.

Afzal Husain Farooqi

Mir Sa’adat All Khan

Md. Wazir Ali, M A , LL B.

Abd-i-Ali Kayumi, B A., LL B

Mir Wajid Husain Khan

Syed Noorul Monibullah

Syed Shahid Husain, Brr-at-law,

Md. Raoful-Husan Quraishi, B. A .

Trimal Rao, B A , B T.

V. Ramachandran, B A , B. T.

A. Namasivayara, L M & 8.

Alimod Hussain, M B., B s (Os)

C. Srinivasa Rao, B A , L.C.E.Poona
Sita Ram Rao, B. A., B. E (Madras)
Md. Zakiuddin, B E. (Madras)

V. C. Muttana

T. V. Narsirnlu Naidu

S. H. Razvi, u. 8. (Hyderabad)
Abdullah Ansari, U L (Madras)

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THE DISTRICT OF NIZANIABAD I This district is to the South of tho
Godavari and North of the Medak District. It has an aroa of 3,382 sq. miles.
With tho Bivors of Manjira and Godavari flowing through tho district, it has a
rich black soil.

climate : Agreeable with a rainfall of 32 inches.

POPULATION \ Its populacion is 6,23,225.

PRODUCTS : mustard, corn, jawar, cotton, sugar-cane and tamarind.
TALUQS : There aro 5 taluqa.

(1) Nizamabad (4) Armoor

(2) Kamaroddi (5) Bodhan

(3) Ycllareddi

Nizamabad — is on the Metro Gauge lino about 100 miles North of S?cunderabad
and is the Head-quarters of the Taluqdar. It has about 554 weavers of Padma
Sali and Bhosar caste who make Coarse Series. It possesses Ginning and
Pressing Factories, Bico Mills and an Industrial School.

IMPORTANT TOWNS : Botham is famous for its perfumes.

Yellaraddipet is noted for its temples.

Ramaraddypet is a village in Kamaroddy Taluq 5 miles from the Kamareddy
Station, with a population of 3,189 of whom 520 are weavers engaged in wea-
ving cotton coloured Saries with Silk Borders and Hand Spun Khedar Cloth.

Dichpalii has a leper asylum. It is one of tho best lopor Hoispitals in India
managed by the Wesleyan Mission. It receivt^s a liberal annual grant from the
Government.

Kamaraddy has the Government Industrial School Factory, the Cottage
Industries Institute and a Sales Depot.

Bhimagallu exports timber.

Armoor noted for manufacture of Khadi cloth.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1st Talukdar

Asst. Talukdar, Kamareddi ...
do

... Mlrza Mohamod Beg
... Syod Md. Ali
... Md. Farhatullah

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administrative BTA.YW'-iContinued)

Asst. Talukdar, Borlum
do

Thasildar, Rov. Asst., Nizamabad
do Banswada
do Kamareddi
do Nizamabad
do Yollaroddi
do Bodhan
do Armoor
do do

Treasury Officer ...

Land Record Asst.

Asst. I.-G. Forest Dopt
Excise Superintendent
Asst. Registrar, C. C. Societies Dept
Civil Judge
Munsiff, Armoor
do Yellareddi.

do Kamareddi.

do Nizamabad

Suponntondmt of Police
Inspector of Schools.

H. M. High Schools
Civil Surgeon
Ex. Engineer
Asst. Engineer,
do Armoor
do
do

Supdt., Nizamabad Power House.

Syed Mohiuddin Ahmed Razvi

Moieduddin Hasan

Syod Md. Ali

Md. Samiullah

Syed Md. Mukarrara

Aga Mahmood Ali, B. A.

Syod Zainulabedin Razvi
Jag Jivan Chund
Govind Rao Khayam Khani
Syed Vasiullah Husaini
Syod Md. Taqi
Ata-ur. Rahman
Vaman Rao

Md. Abdul Majid Khan
Md. Qudus Husain
Mirza Abbas Husain Khan
Ranga Rao
Mir Azzullah, H. C. S.

Syod Fida Plussain
Md. Asadullah
Narayan Roddy

Allauddin Ahmed Khan, Bar-at-law
Syod Mohd. Husain, B.A., B. E.
Marthand Rainapoorkar, L. M. & s.
Ramchandcr Rao B.A., B.E., Madras
Himayat Ali Khan
Abdur Raliman Khan
Najab’iath All B.A., B. E., Madras
Mohd. Jaffar A1 j,B.E.

Mohd, Makdoom Husaini, B. A.Alig
M. I.E., A.S.G. I., London

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AURANGABAD SUBA : It is divided into four Districts:— (1) Aurangabad,
(2) Birh, (3) Parbhani, (4) Nanded

DISTRICT OF AURANGABAD : Bounded on the North by Kandesh, on the
East by Borar and Parbhani, on the South by Godavari and on its West by
Ahmadnagar, with an area of 6,176 sq. miles. This district is interspersed with
ghats, the Ballagliat and Ajanta. The Rivers of Godavari and Purna intersect
the District.

PRODUCTS I Wheat, Barley, Cotton, Sugar-cane and Fruits such as figi
and grapes.

CLIMATE : good, rain- fall of about 24 inches per year.

POPULATION : about 9,44,793.

TALUQS : It has ten taluqs (1) Aurangabad, (2) Ambad, (3) Bhakordan,
(4) Gangapur, (5) Jalna. ^6) Kannad, (7) Patan, (8) Vijapur, (9) Khuldabad
(10) Sillod, and tlio Jagirs ot Takli, Savuli and Ajanta.

IMPORTANT TOWNS I Aurangabad City. The city dates back to Malik A mbar
1610 A. D. who as responsible for the construction of the old city, now
in rums. After his death, his son Fateh Khan named it after him. But with
the coming of Aurangazob who died there, it took his name, and it became his
capital in the Deccan. He was responsible foi building the city wall and a
mosque. He also ordered tho construction of the Mausoleum of Rahia Durani
and Mahal surrounded by a beautiful garden, at a cost of Ks. 61 lakhs. It is the
replioa of the Taj Mahal. It has its own caves hut due to the Ajanta and Ellora
Caves, which arc world famous, these caves are not so well-known. Thera are
many other historical buildings prominent among which is the Baradari,

It IS tho head-quarters of the Subhadar. With a population of 36,870, it is one
of tho four Cities of tho Nizam’s Dominions. It is a prosperous industrial city,
famous for its “Kinquab” known as Hainru and Muslim and other embroidery
laco work in Silver and Gold aud an indigenous paper Industry. It has an
arts college and a High Schoo‘1 affiliatod to the Osmnnia University.

Daulatabad— tho historic Doogadh of Ram Dev King, is an old fort. Near
by lies the Charininar of Allaudin Kbilji, whilo the Caves of Ajanta and Ellora
make this place a pilgi image for art lovers and tourists from all over
the world.

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Kiildabad— Is known for the Mausoleiimi of Saints and is a health-resort.
Tho town of Roza or the garden of paradise surrounded by handsome stone wall
erected by Aurangazeb is situated 14 miles North West of Aurangabad, about
2,300 ffc. above tho sea level. Hero lie tho ashes of two Mohammadan
Saints, Syed Bushanuddin and his brother, Nizam-ul-Mulk Asafjah and his son
and sucoossor and of tho Nizam Shahi Kings.

Jalna : It is said that Sita, the wife of Rama, was residing hero whon this place
was known in those days by the name of Chankpoor. Under Akbar the Groat’s
regime it was tho jagir of a Moghal Sardar and was at one time the residence
of Abul Kazal, one of tho nine gems of Akbar’s Court. Aurangazeb also had bis
residence hero.

It has historic buildings. Tho Juma Musjid was built by the Subodar Jamshed
Khan. Nizam-ul-Mulk made Jalna his residence and constructed a Fort.

It is now a prosperous commercial town and a trading outlet for Aurangabad.
It exports oranges, and possesses cotton spinning and ginning factories.

Paithan : Of historical importance is situated on Godavari, was at one time
capital of Pulokesin II. Now it is famous for its Sare'>s.

Kadirabad : Is an important Centre for grains and cotton Trade, possesses ginning
and pressing Mills.

Atsaye : Hero Sir Arthur Wellesly dofoatod Marathas in 1803.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

Subedar
First Talukdar

Asst.

Subodar, (posted)

do

Talukda

r, Jalna

do

do

Aurangabad

do

do

Ehokordan ..

do

do

Vjjapur

Tahsildar, Jalna , .

do Aurangabad

Tahsildar, Kanad ...
do Ambad ...

do Patan . . .

do Gangapur

Rev. Asst., Aurangabad

.. Nawab Fakhr Jung Bahadur
.. Gulani Ahmed Khan
.. Sirajuddin Ahmed
.. Anis Ahmed
.. Abid All Khan
.. Md. Ilafczul Huq

.. Md. Hasanuzzaman
.. Md. Tnayat Hu.sain Khan
.. Syed Md. Umor Khan
.. Sat Gura Nar.iyan
.. Ahmed Abdul Qadir Husain
.. Nabml Hasi n
.. Bijai Raj

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ADMINISTRATIVE Continued.)

Tahsildar, Khuldabad, (Sarf-i-Khas)
do Sillod, (Sarf-i-Khas)
Treasury Officer

Tahsildar (Asst. Land Record Officer)
Asst. Inspector- General of Forest
Supdt. of Customs, Jalna
Supdt. of Customs, Aurangabad
Asst, of Customs, Aurangabad

do Godavari (Jalna)

Excise Superintendent
Principal, Industrial School ...

Supdt. Dist. Electricity Power Scheme
Factories Inspector, Jalna

Asst. Registrar, Co-operative Societies
Department

Dy. Asst, do do

Divisional Judge ...

Addl do ... ...

District Civil Judge
Addl. do

Govt. Pleader, Aurangabad ...

Munsiff, Aurangabad

do Jalna ... ...

do Kannad ...

do Vijapur ...

do Ambad ... ...

do Gangapur

do Bhokardan

do Patan ...

Asst. Superintendent of Jail ...
Superintendent of Police
Asst. do

Dist. Inspector of Schools ...
Principal, Intermediate College
Asst. Principal
do do

Principal , Training School
Headmaster, High School
do do

... Syod Badrul Hasan

... Syed Ahmed Mohiuddin Husain

... Md. Asanuddin Ansari

... Bashiruddin Ahmed

... Syed Hyder Husaini,M. A. (Oxon)

... Md. Farooq

... Mir Ahmed Khan

... Mir Ahmed Husain

... Mir Jafor Ali Khan

... Md. Abul Hasan

... Syod Moizuddin

... K. M. Mutannah

... Mahdi Ali Mirza, B. A. (Berlin)

... Md. Abdul Hamid

... Bhaskarnand Porshad, B. A.

... Mohamod Allah Khan

. , Syod Nurul Husain

... Nehal Ahmed

... Raj Mohan Lai, Bar-at-Law

... Mohamod Fariduddin, Pleader

... Md. Asadullah

... Mullah Md. Abdul Basit

... Mir Sabit All Khan, B. A., LL. B.

... Md. Masoom Ali Varsi
... Mohd. Sharfuddin Ahmed
... Syod Habibur Rahman
... Md. Mominuddin
... Balv«ant Rao Ghatey
... Md. Abdullah
... Syod Abdul Hai
... T. Balkishan,

... Syed Sajid Ali, B. B.. B. T.

... Syod Mohiuddin, B. A., Bar-at-law
... J. R. Kama, M. A. LL. B.

... Mushtaq Ahmed, B. A. (Hons)

... Mrs. Kama, B. A., B. T.

... Md. Shamsuddin, B. A., B. T.

... Syod Azeom, B. A., P. T.

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DISTRICT OF BIRH" bounded on the North by the Godavari, East by
Parbhani and Bidar, South by iho Kiver Maiijira and West by the River
Seona. It has an area of 4,460 sq. miles. It is a hilly district intersected by
rivers.

CLIMATE I temperate and healthy and has an annual rainfall of 25 inches.

PRODUCTS ’ Jawar, Wheat, Bhajra, Cotton, Oil-soeds, Sugar-cane and
fruits.

POPULATION *. It has a population of 633,690.

TALUOS \ 1. Manjlegaon 2. Birh 3. Mominabad 4. Ashti 5. Gevrai
6. Patoda.

IMPORTANT TOWNS 1 Birh District Head-quarters situated on Sura
River. It mukes “Gupti’‘a kind of Sword in tho’sbapo of a walking stick and
also water carriers of leather.

Mazalgaon*~It is a trade centre and exports grain.

Paris — Centre of Cotton trade and possesses ginning Factories.

Mominabad— Trade centre and contains many Hindu temples.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

1st Talukdar,

Asst. Talukdar, Mominabad ...
do Birh

Tahsildar, Manjiogoan
do Birh
do Gevrai ...

do Patoda ..

do Ashti

Rev. Asst. Birh

Treasury Officer ...

Supdt. of Customs Dept.

Asst. Supt. of Customs Dept ...

Excise Supdt.

Dist. Civil Judge ...

Addl. do

Munsiff, Birh

do Manjiogoan

Barak at Rai
Md. Wall Hasan
Zainul Abudm Khan
Naziruddin Ahmed
Mip Gliahb All Khan
Md. Abdul Majoed
Mir Ali Husain Khan
Syod Moinuddin, 13. A., B.T.
Khalilullch Sharif
S>od Raluinuddiii Hasan
Md. Bahavuddin Khan
Mir Firoz'i Ali Khan
Mi,rza Bahjat Ah Khan
Bashiruddin Ahmed
Md. Abdul Khaliq, H. C. 8.

Nawab Ahmed Khan, B. A., L.L. B.
Srinivas Rao, B. A., LL. B.

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administrative staff— Continued .)

Munsiff Ashtl

do Gevrai ...
do Mominabad
Supdt. of Police
Asst. Supc.t. of Police
I)ist. Inspector of Schools
Headmaster, High School
Civil Surgeon, In-charge
Asst. Surgeon
executive Engiiiour
Asst. Engineer
Sub-Engineor
do

Mir Shamsuddin Ali Khan
Md. Masood Ali
Md. Abdul Baqai
Shah Mohamed Khan, B. A.

Sodi Karam Singh, P. T. 8.

Md. Mustafa Khan, B. A., B.T.
Syed Mohiuddin
D. P. Parak, L. M. & S.

Gopal Vithal Alwarkar, L. M. & S.

S. M. H. Naqvi, c. E. (Rook)

C. Hanumanth Bao

B. S. Ramanajam lyor

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DISTRICT OF PARBHANI I This district is to tho East of Bheod is very
fertile with black Soil, well watered by the Rivers Dudhra and Puma, and has
an area of 5,433 sq, miles.

CLIMATE *. I ry but healthy with an average rainfall of 30 inches per year,

PRODUCTS I Cotton Wheat and Jawar, Bajra, Sugar-cane Indigo and
oil seeds.

POPULATION : 8,53,760.

TALUQS : seven taluqs, namely :—(l) Parbhani, (2) Pathri, (3) Jitoor,
(4) Basmat, (5) Kalamnuri, (6) Palam, (7) Hingoli.

IMPORTANT TOWNS :

Parbhani ; Dates back to the days of Allauddin Khilji, tho early part
of the 14th century when he conquered it from the Doogad Kings. It was
in 1351, after tho death of Mohamed Tuglak, the Bahmani Kings snatched it
away and added it to their ov^n territory, but it foil back to tho onslaught of tho
hTizam Shahi Kings, only to bo annoxod by Akbar tho Groat. In tho 18th
century it was added to Hyderabad. It is noted for ginning and pressing
factories and is tho centre of Gram and Cotton trade. It is the headquarters
of Tnluqdar, and a prosperous business centre.

Batwaih and Manwath — noted for export of paddy.

Hingoii — It is a cotton market, possesses one of the few horse studs in India.
Sonepet — Noted for silk cloths,

Sailu— Commercial town, possesses ginning and cotton pressing factories

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

Ag. 1st Thlukdar ...

Assist. Talukdar, Parbhani
do Hingoli

Tahsildar, Hingoli...
do Jitoor ...

do Parbhani

do Kalamnuri

Rev. Asst. Parbhani
Tahsildar, Pathri ...

do Palam ...

Treasury Officer ...
Execise Superintendent

Syed Abul Hasan Razvi, B. A,
Abdur Raoof
Abdus Satar

Md. Obaidullah Kazami, B.A., LL,B‘

Mir Liyaki/t Ali Khan

Syed Ahmed Tabatibai

Syed Sibgaiulah

Md. Fazlur Rahman

Gliulam Zainulabedin Khan

Syed Subhan Ali

Guru Porshad

M. H. Rochfort

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ADMINISTRATIVE BTIAVV— (Continued)

Dy. Director, Agricultural Department
Snpdt. Agricultural Department
AsBt. Economic Botanist
Dist. Civil Judge ...

Additional Civil Judge
Jdunsiff, Soilu and Pathri
do Brsmat
do Hingoli
do Parbhani ...
do Kalamnuri
do Jitoor

Superintendent of Police
Asst. do ...

Inspector orf Schools
Headmaster, High School
Civil Surgeon, Parbhani
Asst. Surgeon, Parbhani

do Puma ...

do Hingoli

Ex. Engineer
Asst. Engineer
Sub-Engineer

Deputy Supdt., Vety. Dept., Hingoh.

V. R. Dharwarkor, M. Ag.

Shaik Mohmed Yusuf
Nanchund

Mirza Mohammad Sadak Beg
Ahmed Mohiuddin Ansari, H. C. S.
Syed Bahauddm Shuttan
Mohemmed Aslam Khan
Md. Afz^aluddin Farooqi. B. A.
Rashid Ahmed, B. A., Ll^. B.

Abdul Moiz, B. A. LL. B.

Mufti Mohd. Rashiduddin, B. A.
Mirza Ghulam Husain Ali, B.A.
Mirza Mohammad Ail Bog, P. T. S
Syod Ahmed Raza Wasti, B.A.,L,T
Vonkat Ramana, B.A.,L. T.

S.A. Razwi
V. V. Hardikar
D, Sham Rao

Ghulam Ghouse, L. M. & 8.

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THE DISTRICT OF NANDED \ This district is between Parbiini and
Nizamabad and has an area of 6,312 sq. miles. The soil is black and fertile being
fed with w; ters from Rivers PengMiga, Manjira.

CLIMATE : dry and an annual rainfall of 29 inches.

PRODUCTS I Wheat. Cotton, Sugarcane, Oil-seeds, Jawar and Bajra.

POPULATION : 7,22,08t.

TALUQS I It has six Taluqs : — 1. Nanded 2. Khandhar 3. Hadgaon
4. Degloor 5. Biloli 6. Madhole and other Jagirs.

IMPORTANT TOWNS \ Nanded is tho headquarters of Taluqdar, is situated
on tho River Godavari and is famous as a religious centre of tho Sikhs.
A mile away from the Station stands the Gurudwara of tho Sikhs where lies
buried Guru Govind Nanak. The temple is imposing and grand, doors are cover-
od with silver sheets. Nearby there is a tank for the priest and votaries to
bathe. It is tho city of religious congregation.

It possesses some of the historical forts, It is also a commercial centre of
cloth industry wiih a number of mills /ind ginning factories.

Malgaon — Noted for its trade in horses.

Diglur — Noted for weekly Fair large quantities of grains are sold
Khandahar— is noted for its fort.

Mukher — noted for its copper and brass vessels and is tho centre of cotton trade

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

1st Talukdar
Asst. Taluqdar, Nanded
do Doglore
Tahsildar, Hadgaon
Prob. do Nanded
do Madhole
Tahsildar, Hadgaon
do Nanded
do Deglore
do Kandhar
do Biloli
Rev. Asst., Nanded
Treasury Officer
Asst. Inspector-General
Excise Supdt.

Farm Supdt.

Dist. Civil Judge

Syed All Asger Bilgrami
Syed Shabuddin
Mir Farkhunda All Khan
Mir Mahboob All Khan
Govind Rao
Syed Abdul Wahab
Nazdorulla
Syed Vahiduddin
Mirza Kalimulla Beg
Md. Wasi-ul-Huda
Naimuddm Hasan
Hassanuddin Siddiqi

Md. Naimuddm
Vasdov Rao Nakhray

Md. Ah Sharif
H. B. Rajdev M. A. O.
Md. Ahmadullah

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF— (Continued )

Addl. Civil Jud^o ...

Munsiff, Hjidgaon ...
do Biloli ...
do Nandod ... ...

do Kandh'ir ...
do Bhainsa Madhole
do Doglore ...

Supdt. of Police ...

Asst. Supdt. of Police
Inspector of Schools

Headmaster, Osmania High School,
Nandod

Civil Surgeon

Asst. Engineer

Sub-Engmoor, Nanded

Ag, Dy. Asst. C. C. Societies, Nanded

... Fazli Haq Khan

... Md. Husain Siddiqi

... Md. Saiduddin, B.A., LL.B.

... Syed Md. Khurshed Husain
... Ghaziudd in Ahmed, H.C.S.

... Syed Ghulam Husain

... Md. Sarmast Khan

... Md. Arif Khan

... Mir. Hidayat Ali

... Agha Md. Husain , B.A., B.T.

... Syed Md. All Bilgrami, B.A., B.T.

... Vashonath Bao Gurday

... Md. Masoodullah, B.Bc. (Man)

... B. S. Ramanujam Iyer
... Riazuddin

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GULBURGA : The Suba of Gulburga is divided into four districts namely.

1. Gulburga, 2. Raichur, 3. Osmanabad, 4. Bidar.

THE DISTRICT OF GULBURGA: has Osmanabad on its North, Maha-
boobnagar on the East, Sholapur on the West and River Krishna on the South*
It has an area of 6,004 sq. miles

CLIMATE : hot and rainfall uncertain.

PRODUCTS : cotton, jawari, wheat and oil seeds.

POPULATION : 1,225,008

TALUQS : The district is divided into eight Taluqs. 1. Gulburga,
2. Chincholi, 3. Korangal, 4 Seram, 5. Yadgir, 6. Andola 7. Shorapur,
8. Shapoor.

Besides, it has several Jagirs such as Tandur, Kosgi, Ferozabad, Chitapur,
Khalgi, and Afzalpur.

IMPORTANT towns: Gulburga City. It is the hoadquartors of the Bubadar
It has its Judicial and Criminal Courts. It possesses an Iiitormediatu College^
and a High School, affiliated to Osmania University.

The city has a population of 41,033.

It has both rich black cotton soil and rock lands.

It is rich in historical buildings, had boen the seat and Capital of the
Bahamani Empire. It is well known for its Jum-a-Masjid and the Fort. It is
also regarded as a Holy place for it possesses the tomb of Kliaja Bunda-i-Nawaaz
and holds an annual Urs.

Gadgir—has a Railway Station and hill fort.

Gogi— -contains the tombs of Bahmani K ngs.

Andola 6* Chincholi— are famous for their blanket Industry.

Nagoi This place is situated a mile South of Chitapoor and is supposed to have
been a halting place of Rama on his way to Lanka in search of Sita.

Malkhor It was the capital of the Western Chalukyas in the tenth century and
also at one time was the headquarters of ono of the Generals of Aurangazeb.

Shahabad-It is not only famous for its Shahabad quarries but also manufactures
the Shahabad Cement which is exported to all over India.

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ADMINISTRATIVE

DIVISIONS

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

Subedar

Syod Azizuddin Ali Khan

1st Talukdar

Iracli Shall Chonoy

Asst. Subodar . .

Md. Sardaruddin Khan

Asst. Talukdar

Mir Raza All

do

Ahmed Mohd. Razvi

Tabsildar, Kudangal

Syed Aminuddm Husain

do Roveinie Asst.

Syed Mahmood Qadri

do Cbinchol.i Gulborga

Md. Nasiruddin All Khan

do Gulberga

Ahmed Hu.^ain

do do

Md. Bashiruddin Ahmed

do Shahpooro

Mirza Mohmddin Beg

do Shorapur

Feroae Shan Postonjoo

do Yadgir

Mir H.isan All Khan

do Kodangal

Mohammed All Khan

Treasury Officer

Mirza Suleman Baig

Asst. I.-G. of Forests

Md. Abdur Rahim L.F.S.

Supdt. of Customs

Mir Dost All Khan

Excise Suptd.

Syed Abbas Husain

Asst. Registrar, C. C. Societies Dept.

S. K. Iyengar M.A., F.R.C.8.

Divisional Judge ...

Mirzi Furhutullah Beg

Addl Divisional Judge

Syed Md. Amiiml Hasan

District Judge

Md. Saduddin Khan

Additional Civil Judge

Syed Mohiuddin Ali Khan

Govt. Pleader

Md. Abdul Qadir Ansari

Munsiff, Gulborga ...

Md. Fasihuddin

do Sedam

Md. Syed Hasan

do Shorapur...

Md. Zainul Abedin

do Yadgir ...

Syod Mohamed Ali

do Chincholi...

Syod Nehal Ahmed Naqvi

Munsiff Ko Ian gal ...

Syod Abdul Wahah Husaini

Superintendent Jail

Syed Abdul Wahah

Asst. Surgeon ... ...

Abdul Basit Sabri M.B., B. 8,

Supdt. of Police

Syed Mubarak

Asst. Supdt. of Police

Mohd. Husain

Divl. Inspector of Schools

Syed Husain

Inspector of Schools

Karim Ahmed Khan B .A., B.T.

Principal ...

Syed Zulfiqar Ali Huqqani

Asst, do

V. Ramchandran

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Headmaster, High School, Gulberga ... K. N. Ramanuja Chari B. A., B.T,

Headmaster, Osmania High School
Vadgir ... ... ... Raziuddin Khan

Lecturer, Intermediate College ... Malikharjan Rao, M.A.

do ... ... ... Syeduzzaman

do ... ... ... Akbor Ali, M.A.

do ... ... ... Md. Vazir Ahmed Quraishi

do ... ... ... Zakiuddin M Sc

do .. ... ... Sheshah Chari

Supdt. Postal Dept. .. ... Mirza Ali Nawaz Khan

CiVil Surgeon ... ... Venkatesh Rao Borgaonkar

Asbt Surgeon, Shorapur ... ... C. Kuppaswamy

do Gulberga ... ... P. K. Joge M.C.P.S., L.M. & 8

do do (Touring) ... U. S. Narsing Rao L.M&.8.

do Sodam ... ... M. G. S Iyengar

do ... ... ... Shankor Rao Jadu

Lady do Gulberga .. ... M iss D. Butt B / T..C.E.

Executive Engineer ... ... T. C. Pandya

Asst. Engineer ... ... ... Abdul Majeed Bilgrami

Asst. Engineer Shorapur Juldurg Project ... P. Papiah

Sub- Eng moor do .. . Shadi Ram Kapur

Prob. Asst. Engr. do .. ... H. S. SatUuy

do do ... ... B. K. Roddy

Asst. Engr. Gulberga, Humnabad Road . .

Work .. .. .. S. S Kosaiiam B.Sc. (Manch).

Asbt. Engineer, Yadgir . . .. Abdul Rahnun Khan

Sub Engineer, Yadgir , . . AzizuUah Sharif

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THE DISTRICT OF RAICHUR ! bounded on the North by the River
Krishna, East by Mahboobnagar, West by Dharwar and South by Rivrr Tunga-
bhadra. It comrrisos an arvia of 6,879 sq. miles. Being situated in the doab of
Krishna and Tungabhadra its soil is black but it has an average produce with
little or no rainfall. Duo to the scarcity of water and the failure of mansoons,
famine is ramparfc in this district. To ward off famine, and to alleviate the
distress of the rural population, Government established special Department
known as the well sinking Department About 500 wells have been sunk at
Lingasagur, Kostagi, Sinduvar, and Gangavati.

CLIMATE : summers are extremely hot and unbearable, and has a rainfall of
about 20 inches.

PRODUCTS : Jawer, Cotton, Rico, and oil seeds.

POPULATION : 9,37,535.

TAlUQS * 1. Raichur, 2. Deodruj, 3. Alampur, 4. Manvi, 5. Lingsugur^
6. Gangavati, 7. Kostagi, 8. Sendhoor, Besides the Jagirs of Kopal, Samas-
thans of Gadwal, Amarchinta, Gurgunta and Anagundi.

IMPORTANT TOWNS. Raichur is the district head-quarters. Possesses a
historical Fort w^hich was built in 946 A. D. The Town is noted for fine earthen
goblets and drinking vessels and shoos. Has a regular Motor service to Lingsu-
goor 60 miles.

ALAMPUR . Situated on the banks of the River Tungabhadra, it possesses
innumerable temples of Chalukya dynasty. Alampur forest is well known for
big game hunting. Alampur teak is largely used in the state.

Yelegar was tit one time the capital of the Sindhias.

Kopal has a fort of Tippu’s times on the top of a hill. Sir Jhon Malcolm described
the fort as strongest one ho had ever seen in India.

Gangavathi is a business centre. Hand mad j beautiful Paroe, Dhoti, Dhurri and
Sojni Industries flourish Ik re. Glazed pottery is a special feature. It has an
extensive tanning industry. Expor'.s grain and Jaggery.

Gadwal and AmaracKinta are notjd for iroparing fine cloth.

Mudgal is a place of historical importance.

Gangavathi is a Commorcial qentro, exporting largely grain and Jaggery.

Sidhnur exports Cotton and Grain.

Miftfci is noted for its Gold-mine.

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ADMINISTRATIVE

DIVISIONS

Anagondi on the loft bank of the Tungabhadra, has a fort. The Rajah is a
descendant of tho Emperors of Vijayanagar.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1st Talukdar

Sh. Ghouse Khan

Asst. Talukdar Lingsugur

Habibuddin H C S.

do Raichur

Mr Abdullah Khan

Tahsildar, Mrnvi ...

Md Azharul Huq

do Dovdurg

Syed Sajjad Husain

Rev. Asst. Raichur

Syed Ahmed Vajihuddin

Tahsildar, Sindhnur

Syod Abdul Khad^r

do Lingsugur

Permanand Dass Dalai

do Kushtngi

Syed Ali Sajjad

do C angawati

Kisben Rao

Tahsildar Alam; ur

Ibrahim Ali Khan

Treasury Officer

Syed Rahimuddin Hussain

Siipdt. of Customs, Lingsugur

Barzooji

Asst. Supdt. of Customs, Lingsugur

Syod Yusufuddin

Excise Superintendent

Syed Md. Osman

Supdt. of Mines and Geological survey ...

S K Mukerji, M. So., B.L.,

Petrologist do

L. S. Krisbnamoorty, B.Sc.,

Asst Dir. Goologioai survey, Lingsugar ...

C. Mixhadevan

Ag. Asst. Director ..

H. S. Krishnamoorty

Supdt. Raichur Power House

Afzil Ali Khan

Dy. Asbt of Agriculture

Gundappa S. Kirpad, B. A.,

Dy. Asst. C 0. Societies Raichur

Venkat Rao

Dist Civil Judge ...

Syod Md. Asgar Husain i-> .-at-law

Munsiff, Raichur ...

Syed Md. Kliamiuz-Zaman

do Sindhnur

Hafiz Syod Md li>liaq Burn!

do Devdrug

Jaganath Rao

do Lingsugar

Md. I lias Qujraishi

do Mdiivi ...

Hafiz Gulam Moliamod

do Kushtagi ...

Syod Ata HuSv in

do Gangawati

Mir Liakat Ali Khan

do Alampur

Syod Md. Mahmood

Supdt. of Police ...

Surtaj Alam

Asst. do

Md. Shair All Khan

Dist. Inspector of Schools

, Rafiuddin Siddiqi, B. A.,B.r.,

Headmaster, Raichur

D. B. K&m it

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Civil Surgoon ... ... S. K. .Tatar

Asst Surgoon ... ... ... S. K. Jhatker

Lady Asst. Surgoon ... ... Miss. B. Do’Souza, L. M. & S.

Ex. Enginoor ... ... .. Sabari Yusuf. B.Sc. (Glasgow)

Asst. Engineer ... ... ... Ramuswamy, B.E (Osmania)

Sub-Engineer, Lingsugur ... . . Mahbub Sharif

Special Officer. Woll-sinking Dept., ... Leonard Munn

Lingsugar

Asbt. Engineer do ... .. D. V. Rao

do do .. ... J. Koovorji

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THE DISTRICT OF OSMANABAD : Boundod on the North by the River
Manjira and Bhir, on the east by Bidar, on the West by Sholapur, the South
by Gulburga and has an area of 4,010 sq. miles with black and stony soil.

CLIMATE : Though hot is agreeable. Has an average rainfall of 27 inches.

PRODUCTS : Bajra, Cotton, Sugarcane, Rice and Wheat.

POPULATION : about 6,91,068, Marathas and Kanarese forming the
majority.

IMPORTANT TOWNS: Osmanabad— is the District head-quarters famous for
hill-caves.

Tuliapur — possesses the famous temple of the Goddo&s Kali Bhawani. Ausa an^j
Parinda Forts are the relics of the Maratha war, fought by Nizam Ali Khan
in 1761. The former being the residence of Lingayat Guru.

Thair has Buddhist temples.

Morum — exports large quantities of grain and Jaggery.

Lakhur— is a centre of Cotton and Grain tiado. It is connected with the Barst
Light Railway Station.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1st Talukdar

Asst do Osmaiiabad
do Latur

Tahsildar, Tuljapur
do Latur ...
do Osmanabad

do do ...

do Parenda
do Kallam ...

Rev. Asst. Osmanabad
Tahsildar

Tahsildar, Osmanabad
Treasury Officer ...
Superintendent of Customs
Supdt. Excise Dept.

Dist. Civil Judge ..

Addle. District Civil Judge

... Amir Ali Khan
... Shujauddin Abbas Tayabji
... Md. Mustafa Ali Khan
... Syed Ashruff Husain
... George Butt, B.A.

Md. Bismilla Khan
... Md. Ibrahim

Syed Abbas Husain
... Saadat Husain Khan
... Madhav R:io
... Md. Sliamsu.’zaman
... Kishan Ilao
... Sharafat Ali
... Abdul Mahbub Ma-ani
... Mirza Sikander Ali Khan
... Syed Md. Hayatul Hasan
... Mir Khairuddin All Khan

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MunsifiF Osnianabad ... ... Syed Abdul Roaf

do Naldrug... ... ... Waliullah

do Latur ... ... ... Md. Abdul Hai

do Paronda ... ... Jamal Ahmed

Supdt. of Police ... S. N. Reddy, M.A. (Contab)

Asst. do ... Syed Gulam Afzul, B. A.,H. C. 8.

Inspector of Schoolfi ... Mahdi Hasan Zubairi, B. A., B.T.

Heacmastor, High School, Osmanabad ... Prakash Rao
Headmaster of High School, Latur ... Devi Charan Chaterji

Inchargo Civil Surgeon ... ... C. A. Sunderaj

do Osmanabad .... K. S. Venkoba Rao Samrani

Asst. Surgeon Latur ... ... Pershotam Baporao Kanady

Asst. Engineer ... ... ... H. R. Farrington

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THE DISTRICT OF 61DAR : Bounded on the North by Parbhani and
Nandod, Nandod, Medak, and Atraf-i-Balda on tho East, Gulbarga on the South
and Osmanabad and Bhir on tho West and has an area of 4,161 sq. miles. It is
mtersectcdby a number of Rivers Manjira b ung the largest one.

CLIMATE : Good, with an average rainfall of 27 inches per year.

PRODUCTS : Wheat, Bajra, Rico, Tobacco, Sugarcane, Indigo and Mangoes.

POPULATION : about 8,73,615,

TALUQS: There are five Taluqs. 1. Bidar, 2. Nalanga, 3. Ahmedpur,
4. Udgir, 5. Janwara, besides the Jagirs of H.isanabad, Bhalki, Kohir, Akali
and Kalayani. Tho last namod was the capital of the Chalukyas.

IMPORTANT TOWNS : Bid ar--Thn cjpital of the Barid and Bahnnin Kings
IS tho headquarters of tho Taliiqdar. It.is many buildings of liistorical import-
ance. Tho Bular Silver and Gold work in lustry is famous all over India.

Malegodu— is noted for horses, piece goods and hardware.

Kohir — possesses plenty of mango gardens,

Udgir— -famous for its fort. Here tho forces of Nizam Ali and Salabat Jung
fought against tho Marathas m 1761, when tho latter forced a treaty under a
heavy penalty on Hyderabad.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1st Talukdar

Asst. Talukdar, Udgir

Tahsildar, Udgir. ...

do Bidar
Rev. Asst. Nilanga.
do Janwada (Shar f-i-Klias
Treasury Officer ...

Excise Supdt,

Dist. Civil Judge ...

Munsiff, Bidar
do Udgir
do Nilanga
do Ahmedpur

Mirza Gluilam Md. Beg

Md. Shamsuddiii

Bi'sliiruddin Alimod Quraishi

Syed Sbah \1 1 Nahri

Mir Qadir Ah Kban Sahebzada

Ghulam lius.iiii Kluira.shi

Khaja Abdus Salam

Mir Qasini Ali Khan

Mirza Abas Beg

Mirza Ghulam Dastagir Bog

Syed Yus if All

Md. Si.i u bhn Khan

Raza Md. K laii

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Ag. Supdt. of Polico
Asst. Supdi. of Polico
Dist Inspector of Schools
Hoo,dm:istor of High School
Inchargo Civil Surgeon
Asst. Surgeon, Bidar
do

Ex. Engineer
Sub-Enginoer
S. Engineer

Syed Shamshad Husain

Sardar Fazal Ahmed Khan

Syed Moinuddin, B. Sc., B.T.

Salim Bin Sayed

Raja Ram Khande Rao Garde

M. Damodhar Naidu, M.B., B.S.

M. Sitaramiah

Mir Ahmod Ali Khan

Murtuza Bog

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ME DAK I Modak is divided into four districts :—l. Gulshanabad or Modak,
2. Mahbubnagar, 3. Nalgonda, 4. Bagath, or Atraf-i-Balda.

MEDAK : Gulshanabad otherwiso known as Medak is bounded on tho North
by Nizamabad and Kanmnagar, East by Nalgonda, South by Atraf-i-balda and
West by Bidar, with an aroa of 3,447 sq. miles.

This district has a fertile soil. It has a number of lakes such as Patanchoru,
Malkapooi, Ibrahim Patten, Pocharam- Project, a niasoriary dam across the River
Allan, capable of irrigating 13,000 acres. The Fatchanahar project capable of
irrigating 5,400 acres, and the Nizam Sagar-Project second largest artificial
Lake in India, capable of irrigating 2,75,000 acres.

CLIMATE : Has a temperate climate, with an average rainfall of 28 inches
per year.

PRODUCTS : Rice, Jawar, Sugar-cane, Bajra, Cotton and Tobacco.

POPULATION : 38,065.

TALQS : 1. Medak, 2. Andol, 3. Kalbagoor, 4. Siddipet, 5. Bagath.

IMPORTANTTOWNS: Sangareddy—Tho headquarters oi Taluqdar. Motor
Service runs daily between Sangareddy and Hyderabad. It is famous for its
Silk industry.

Rangampet— -also a weaving industry centre and is noted for its Silk-bordered
Sarecs and Dhoties.

Medak or Gulshanabad— Head-quarters of Wesleyan Mission with a big colony.
The Medak Church is considered to bo one of the finest churches in tho East.
Has an old Fort.

Patanchervu — Once headquarters of the Suba is famous for its historical monu-
ments. Has a Government Rural Re-consl ruction Centre.

Akanapat— IS tho nearest station for Modak and connected with a regular
Bus Service.

Siddipat — is famous for its Copper, Brass Pots, and Dhoties. It has Cotton
Ginning Factories is famous for its manufacture of costly Sanos.

Kalbagoor and Andol-notod for old temples.

Naraingi— famous for its weekly market of live-stock,

Sadasivpat — is a trading town, on tho Vikarabad- Bidar Railway.

Gurud-has indigenous paper industry.

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SuVedrr (H. Q. Hyd.)

1st Talukdnr
Asst Ttilukdar, Modak
Aibst. Siibedar (H. Q. Hyd.) ...
Talisildar Rev. Asst. Mcdak ...
Civilian, Nizamsagar
Talisildar, Falabgiir
Talisildar Siddipott
do Andolo ...
do Medak ...

Treasury officer ...

Dy. Af'St. Land Record
Assi. Consorv iivor, Forest Dept.

Asst. Registrar, 0. C. Societies Dept.
S„ngar('d''y

Dy. do
Divisional Judge ...

District dudgo
Govt, rieader
Miinsiffi, Andolo
do Medak ..
do K’alabgur
do Siddipett
Su])orintcndont of Police
Asst. Supt. of I’olico
Dist. Tnsi ector of Schools
Siijxlt. Postal Dej-t.

Civil Surgeon, Medak
Asst. Surgeon, Medak
do

Asst Surgeon, Patancheroo ...
Superintending Engineer
Ex Er.gin^'or
Asst. Engineer

Ex-TCng n 'or Canal Division ..

Asst, do do

do do do

Mir Ahmed Ali Khan

Nawab Zahir Yar Jung Bahadur

Mohd. Quddoos Hussain

Faiq Husain

Bhavani Per shad

Mir Abid Ali Khan

Syod All Md. Aghar Mir

Syoc Gbouse

Zal Kustomji

Kazi Moinuddin Hyder

Md. ilayat AIi

Moliiuddin All Khan

Dr. Ghulani Mohiuddin, Ph.D.

Md. Sanii Siddiqi

Md. Abdul Aziz Khan
Lakshman Roddy, Bar-at-Law.
Ahdul Mokhtoe Khan, H 0 . S.
Syed Md. Taqi Bilgrami
Syed Osman Jaffari
Aziz Ahmed Khan
Ahmed Shah
Nawab Kafi Jung Bdr.

Rustuniji Shahpurji
Nurul-Huq

Rlicmboo P('rshad, B. A.

Siddiii Uzz..nian
Md. A lu an Siddiqi
Mir Md T.jqi

D. B. Narayan

Sy{ d Md. Ziauddin Ahmed
Md. Abu Turab, A.C.E., (Madras)
C. Radlia Kishon, L.C.E., (Poona)
Hi mat Ali Khan
Dildar Husain

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Sub-Engineer, Sangareddy ...

... V. G. Vasudoo Mudliar

Asst. Engineer

... Zuiuddin Ansari

Asst. Engineer, N S. P.

... S. Kuppaswamy Iyer

do

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... Abdul Hal

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... Murtuza Beg

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THE DISTRICT OF M AHBOOBN AGAR : it lios to tlio South of Medak
and Atraf-i- Baida. The soil is black and fertile, with an area of 5,842 sq. miles.
The tributary of Krishna flows through this district. Has many dense forests
yielding Timber.

CLIMATE *. healthy and has an average rainfall of 24 inches per year.
PRODUCTS : Eice, Cotton, Gram, Jawar, Bajm, Til and oil seeds.

POPULATION : 9,71,C16.

TALUQS : The District is divided into six taluqs : 1. Mahboobnagar,
2. Kalvakurti, 3. Mukhal, 4. Nagar Karnul, 5. Amrabad, 6. Fargi.

IMPORTANT TOWNS I AAahboobnagar — popularly known as Talmur, is the
headquarters of Taluqdar. It has an Agricultural Farm and a silk- worm
industrial centre.

Koyal Konda — possesses an ancient hill Fort.

Narayanapet — A flourishing town with silk and leather goods Industries.

Lingal — A criminal tribes settlement.

Pangel— Is a historical Fort, where in 1417 a battle was fought between the
Kajas of Warangal and Vijayanagar

Korur- Manufactures Glass bangles.

Jedcherla— It is a grain centre.

Kalvakurti— Is a flourishing town and carries on trade in grain.

Amrabad — Possesses a virgin forest and has one of the densest jungles where
Tigers, Leopards, Cheetahs and Bears arc found m large number.

JaUproU, Kollapur, Wanaparti, AmaracKinta and Gopalpet arc big Zammdaris.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

1st Talukdar

Asst. Talukdar, Narayanpett ..

Asst. Talukdar, Nagarkamool
Asst. Talukdar, Mahbubnagar
Tahsildar, Pargi ...

do Mahbubnagar (Rev. Asst.)
do Kalvakurti

... Vikaruddm Ahmed Khan

... Syod Abdul Bari

... Khalilulla Husain

... Hasan Ali

... Basil ir Ahmed Taher

... Amir Ahmed

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Tahsildar, Nagarkurnool
do Mahbubnagar
do Makthal
do Amrabad
Treasury Officer
Asst. Land Record Officer
Asst. Jamabundi Officer
Dy. Asst. Jamabundi
Asst. Conservator, Forest Dept.
Excise Superintendent
District Civil Judge
Muns iff Nagarkurnool...

Munsiff, Narayanpet
do Amrabad
do Pargi ...
do Mahbubnagar
do Kalvakurti
Supdt. of Police

Criminal Settlement Officer, Lingal
Asst. Supt. of Police
Dist. Inspector of Schools
H. M. High School, Mahbubnagar
Asst. Surgeon, Mahbubnagar...
do Nagarkurnool
do Narayanpet
do Lingal ...
do

Ex. Engineer

Asst. Engineer, Nagarkurnool

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Md. Hasan All

Syed Ahmed

Md. Amjad Khan

Syed Ghouse

Mir Mazhar Ali Khan

Kishan Kao

Barzoji Bahmanji

Syed Masood Ahmed Razvi, B. A.

Dr. Ghulam Rasool

Md. Niamatullah Khan

Md. Ahmadullah

Khaja Nizamuddin

Hafeez Ahmed

Syed Burhanuddin Ahmed

Syed Nurulula

Hamiduddm Mahmood, H. C. 8.
Hafiz Md. Ismail Burni
Ahmed All Khan
Capt. All Raza Brandon
Shiv Komar Lai

Md. A.bdul Rashid Siddiqi, B A., B.T

P. Sita Narayan Rao

Y. M. Joshi

C. Narsiraloo Naidu

G. Bhim Singh

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THE DISTRICT OF NALGONDA! Bounded on the North by tho Warangal
Districb, East by At raf-i- Baida, South by thn River Krishna and West by the
District of Mahboobnagar with an area of 4,813 sq. miles. Tho rivor Musi flows
from the West to East of this district. This District has a number of lakes.

PRODUCTS : Rice, Bajra, Til, Cotton, Jawar and Oil-seeds.

CLIMATE ; has extreme climate with a rainfall of 20 inches.

POPULATION : It has a population of 1,133,409.

TALUQS : has seven taluqs:— (1) Nalgonda, (2) Bhongir, (3) Dowarkonda.

(4) Suryapet. (5) Cheryal, (6) Huzoornagar, (7) Miryalguda.

IMPORTANT TOWNS Z Nalgonda town is situated between two ranges of
hills. It IS the headquarters of the Taluqdar, it possesses Cotton Spinning and
Weaving Mills and also rice mills.

Bhonrir— is a historical Town situated at tho foot of a rook on the top of which
there is a Fort wuh a palace It exports batel loaves and celebrated for its
pottery.

Devarkonda— has a hill fort. Rice is cultivated here.

Jangaon— it is noted for the Manufacture of Brass vossels, country Blankets,
and exports oil-seeds.

Kulpak— place of Pilgrimage for Jains.

P«mbarti — noted for tho Manufacture of Brass vesi’els.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.

1st Talukdar

Asst Talukdar, Miryalguda ...

do

Nalgonda

do

Bhongir

Tahsildar, Bhongir

do

Jangoan...

do

Nalgonda

do

Rov Asst. Nalgonda

do

Miryalguda

do

Suryapet .,

Treasury Officer
Asst I -G. of Forests
Excise Superintendent

Nawab Malik Yar Jung Bdr.
Ramchandor Narayan
Amanathulhih Khan
Mohiuddin Khan
Naimuddin Ahmed
Syed Ghulam Dastagir.

Mir Bahauddin Ali Khan

Md. Zahiruddin Ahmed Khan

Mir Kaza All

Md. All Murtuza Khan

Narayan Rao

Syed Ijad Ali, T). B. B

Md. Abdul Majoed Khan

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Dy. Asst. Registrar, Co-operative Society...

Syod Ashfaq Ali Khan

District Judge

...

Mir Nusrat Ali

Munsiff, Nalgonda...

... ...

Arajad All

do Miryalguda

Md Abiul Waheed

do Jangaon ..

• *« • • •

Syed Burhanuddin Ahmed

do Bhongir...

...

Md. Raza All Khan

MunsifF, Suryapot ...

. *« ...

Mahmood Ahmjd Minai

do Huzurnagar

... ...

Syod Mohsin Razvi

do Dovarkond'i

...

Md. Abdul .Salam Khan

Superintendent of Police

...

Md. Jalaluddin

Asst. do

Abu Mohd. Abdul Rahman

Dist. Inspector of Schools

... ...

Mirzi Mahmood All Beg

Headmaster, High School

...

Ahmed Abdul Aziz

In-charg.^ Civil Surgeon

Md Abdul Rahim

Assist.ait Surgeon ..

B. S. Naidu

do (Touring)

... . .

Ramchandor Pondurung Nathu

Ex. Engineer

. • * ...

Iqbal All Khan

Asst, do

...

T. Srmivas Murthi

do Bhongir

... ...

Md. Abdul Qadeer

do Suryapet

... ...

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BAGATH OR ATRAF-I-BALDA DISTRICT: Bounded on the north by
Bidiir, Medak and Karimnagar, E ist by Nalgonda, South by Mahabubnagar and
Webt by GuJbarga with an area of 2,399 sq. miles. Most of the Taluqs in this
district belong to the crown. The District is hilly. Rajskonda and Anantagirj
are the chief hills. Musi the tributary of Krishna flows through this district.
There are many tanks such as Husain Sagar, Mir Alam, Mir Juralasarvanagar^
Gandipet, and Himayat Sagar.

C LI MATE : Healthy, with an annual rainfall of 28 inches per year.
PRODUCTS : Jawari, Bajra, Rice, Cotton and oil seeds.

population: 4,99,661.

taluqs: This district is divided into four Taluqs : 1. Medchel, 2. Am bar

pet, 3. Shamsi.abad, 4. Asafnagar, 5 Patlur.

IMPORTAN T towns: Hydtrabad Cily — the capital of the Hyderabad State,
IS situated on the banas of the River Musi. It is the fourth largest City in India
sixth in the British Empire, and Twenty third in the world. Its population is
4,66,894. It is the hub of commercial and industrial activity catering to the
needs of 14,436,148 of the population of the State.

Hyderabad City has the advantage of being connected with the Broad and Metre
Guage sections of the State Railway — Nampally (Hyderabad B. G.) Station being
connected with the former section, while Kachiguda (Hydjrabad M. G.) Station
with the latter section.

In 1933 the Residency Bazaars were handed over to the Nizam’s Government,
but the offices of the Resident at Hyderabad are still located inside the Resi-
dency Fort. {See 2)1 aces of lnlere:>t).

There is a saraj outside the Hyderabad B. G. Station and three good hotels
“ Johns ” “ Percy’s ” and ** Viccajees ” {See where to stay f)

Secunderabad— so named after the Nizam Sikandor Jah (1803—1829) lies six miies
to the north of the Hyaerabad City. It is one of the largest Military Stations in
India. The Head-quarters of the BritAsh Administered Areas and the State
Railway. The Town is of considerable commercial importance supply lUji a good
portion of the needs of the state. Many of the Branch Offices or the outsiue
firms are located here. Possesses good climate. { See Secandu abad Cantonment
Authority).

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** Montgomery’s

Trimulgherry— two miles North of Secunderabad, Bolarum six miles North of
Secunderabad^ possess oxcelont climate. The British regiments are stationed
here. The Resident stays in Bolarum.

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AJANTA ! Asa place of unique interest from the point of view of natural
beauty and of human aesthetic achievement Ajanta is second to none in India.
It ranks high in the world, as a place of pilgrimage for art lovers, and the most
total strangor| to Indian art and culture is enticed by the charm of Ajanta.

The caves of Ajanta are situated picturesquely in the “wild and secluded*’ ravine
of Lenapur, 4 miles away from the A^-nta village. The hills around are covered
with brushwood jungle and lead by a descent of two terraces into the plains of
Khandosh A sparkling stream dose >nds over two hundred feet on to the second
terrace and falls in a beautiful cascade of seven leaps into a deep and broad
lagoon. The fall oi the waters into the lagoon from a height of nearly 80 feet
and iho forming of the Wrghora river by the waters overflowing the lagoon is
the most beautiful scone to look at.

The caves are on the second terrace and the perpendicular rock whore they com-
monco is in the form of a semi-cirolo and is nearly 250 foot in height. A more
beautiful nature spot never existed and naturv^ smiles here in emulation of the
work of the past masters of the chisel and the easel.

Here wo see Buddhist artistic expression m all its aspects and in all its glory.
The striking grandeur of its architectural forms, the surpassing baauty of the
scull turod ornamentation, and the fiscinating charm of the fresco paintings
carries us back to the distant past and makes us live again in the golden age of
Indian art. All possible ropresontutions of the human figure and animal life are
depicted here in the closest and the most harmonious associacion with nature.
The key-note of Ajanta paintings is its naturalness. The depth of the idea, the
profundity of the feeling, and the intense artistic realization of the most
commem scenes of every day life has endowed those paintings with a penetrating
charm that brooks no criticism o? its conventional aspects.

There are 29 caves in all, of which 5 aro caityas or places of worships. In the
rest lived the Buddhist monks meditating, teaching and engaging themselves in
artistic achievements. Here they spent their pure and beauteous lives and
immortalised the beauty of Buddhism by sublimating all their emotions into the
love i nd practice of art. To see Ajanta is to ventilate our souls by a communion
with beauty.

Thanks to the groat aestliotic sense of H. E. H the Nizam and the remarkable
efficiency of the Archaeological department a thousand comforts are now provided
for the visitor which did not exist when Griffith, Lacy Herringham, and
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convenient Travellers Bungalow and state guest house in Fardapur 3^ milea
away, render the visit quite an easy affair.

ALAMPURI (Rai^hur District, 8 miles from Alampur Road Station.) The
village of Alampur is on the Northern br nk of the Tungabhadra river, forming
the Southern boundary of the Hyderabad Dominions. The travellers* Bungalow
is situated right on the stoop bank of the river, and the place teems with objects
of Archaeological interost. The ruined fort, the numerous quaint temples, a
group of half-buried temples at Papnath, and the numerous stone inscriptions —
some of them of an early date— inscribed on the temple wall*, and the steps lead-
ing down to the river, are objects of considerable interest to the antiquarian as
well as the general visitor.

AUjiipur is a plrco of considerable importance to the Hindus since it is said to
be one of the g; tevsnys of the famous shrine of Srisaila or Sri-Parvata. It is
stated in inscription of more than 600 years ago, that a bath in the waters of the
Tungabhadra is specially conducive to merit. The temples of Alampur are all
of considerable antiquity and are built of hewn stone. They are much decayed
now but still we can see vestiges of the profuse sculp ture that once adorned
them. Those temples are quite unlike any others in the Dominions, on account
of their distinctive Sikharas. According to Cousens they are “of an unusual
model, particularly the sjihore •which is the frustum of a square pyramid sur-
rounded by a large and very compressed spheroid.” There are many inscriptions
near those temples. Alampur is altogether a picturesque place and well-worth a
visit.

ASSAYE : is a small village in Dhavad i Jagir and is in the middle of a large
indulating plain. There is nothing very much to bo seen there today, except
perhaps an ordinary gaddi built of mud. But this was the jdace from which the
principal Mahratta chiefs watcliod the famous battlo with thoir own forces and
the English on the fateful 23rd of So])t 'inbvir 1803. Little did they dream that
witli the crossing of the Kailna by Wellesley the death kiull of the ir Empire had
been sounded. The battlo of Assaye was the turning point in the fortunes of the
English. It proved once for all that the English were going to bo tho masters
of India, even if tho Indian rulers put on the battlefield French trained
armies. This was tho momentous place which rovealod tho heroic valour of the
future victor of Waterloo. Wellesley had two horses shot under him, and his
orderly was killed by his side. Tho battlo of Assayo proved his mettle and tho
Fronch trained Mahratta armies anticipated tho fate of tho French armies at
Waterloo.

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Assaye is only 30 miles from the station of Jalna and no tourist should forget to
pay respect to the memory of a great man and a great event that decided the
trend of modem Indian history.

AUNDHA! (Pharbani District 25 miles North-East of Pharbani). This place
is of considerable religious and archaeological importance. The temple of Naga-
nath outside the town contains one of the twelve famous Jyotirlingas. It is
profusely sculptured and the walls and the basement are of a very early date.
It closely resembles the style of work in Ambarnatha, near Kalyan. A Jain
temple, a mosque, a dargha, and several minor temples are the other interesting
sights. It is curious that the Jain temple is now called the Pancha Pandava
temple. There is an inscription in this temple. An old Hemadpanti well in
Joshi lane is called Vasuki-tirtha.

AURANGABAD! No other place can claim to show out the artistic bent of
Aurangazeb so well as Aurangabad. Bibi Mukbora, the tomb of Aurangazob’s
wife is so very much like tho famous Taj Mahal that wo can indeed claim a lesser
Taj for the dominions of His Exalted Highness. Portions of this are in pure
white marble and the rest in beautiful stucco plaster finished off the rich specimens
of arabesque. The building stands in a beautiful garden with fountains, and the
Archaeological Department spares no pains in maintaining them in good order.

The Mosque and shrine of Shah Muzaffer Saheb, (the spiritual guide of Auranga>
zeb,) the ancient palace of the Nizams and the mansion of the late Sir Salar
Jung are well worth a visit.

About 2 miles away are the beautiful caves which are second only to Ajantaand
Ellora. Mjiny of these are Buddhist and tho most noteworthy are caves
N<r- 3 with the famous groups of worshipping figures, and No. 7 which contains a
figure of the famous Avalokitesivara.

Aurangabad is the headquarter of tho Subodar and 3 Regiments are stationed in
it. It is one of the most important cities m H. E. H. tho Nizam’s Dominions.

BHADRACHALAM : Although this famous shrine is actually in British ter-
ritory, it is still under the jurisdiction of H. E. H. tho Nizam. It is on' the
Northern bank of Godavari river and is represented to be the spot where Rama
built a hut for himself, on tho suggestion of tho famous sage Agastya. The
Godavari river is particularly sacred here, on account of its contact with Rama,
who crossed the river here before going down further South.

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The present teiriple of Bh4dra(5hAldm Was constructed at a Cotot of six lakhs of
rupees famous doTotee (Sailed Ram DaS} whose picture is still seen in the
temple A jatra takes place in April and attracts dOYOtees from' far and near
numbering over half a lakh. H. E. H. the Niaam’s Qovomment spends annually
Rs. 30)000 for the upkeep of the temple i^hieh is perhaps the richest temple in
this region.

The surrounding eountry, %hiCh is hilly aUd welUwooded, abounds in games Of
every description) and is well sUitod for cahipiUg in the cold weather.

Recently a public nictor Service hefe Iccn (stallibhcd bctWttn BhadraChalam
Road (ttlyi station) and the town of Borgattipad, on southern bank of the RiYer
Godavari) where trarellors alight and cross the riYer by ferry boats which ply
regularly for the oonvenunoa of the visitors) who land a few yards froUi
Bhadrachalam templOi

(The headquarters of the Bldar District Railway Station T2 miles
K W of Hyderabad). This is the sahie aS the aneient Hindu C.ty of Vidarbhai
the capital of King Bhima, father of the fattioUs inythol(3gi©at bDauiy
Damayahtii It is mtntiched ih the RdmayaUa and the PuranaS as a Southern
country. Bidar is said to have Cdntaitiid a famous toiilple of MahadeVa^
patronised by “one of the Wafangal Rajas** We do not know which of the
Several uUimpressiVe temples now existing happens to bd this MahadeVa temple.
At the present day, hoWoVof, Bidar is solely associated with the rtiomory of tho
Bahmanl Rings* Tho Rang Mahal, the Sota Khafflb Mosque, tho Gagan Mahal,
and the Madrasa built by Muhammad DaWan, aPd Only a few of the many objects
of interest in this place*

Bldar seems to have been a town of Considerable Importance When it Was besieg*
ed by UU gh Khttn (later MUhdmtnad Bin TUghlak) in A* D. 1323. Wb* n the
Deccan rebelled against the Snvoroign of Delhi, Bidar remained a btrong«hold of
Muhammad Bin Tughlak, i;ti \ was in chargi oc his son-imlaw. Imad-uhMulk
Zafar Khan, who later eallod himself Hasall Oangu Bahmani approached Bidaf
and attacked tho forces of tho I^ellii Sovereigns, Sinci he was well assisted by
the Hindu Raja of Warahgal he soofed a victory Which paved the way for th»
firm establishment of iiusen Gangu in powon

The modern town of Bidar was really built about A, D* 1430 by AhUiad Shah
Wali, the tenth of tho Bahhiani Kings. It becamo the Capital of the Barid
Bhahi Kings For a short while it was in the hands of Bijapur und eventually
it dathe under tho SWay of AUrangaajb

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centuries unrivalled for simple grandeur and solemnity, and the more delicate
beauties of the ivory mosque, in laid with gems and mobher-o-pearl, was for long
one of the favourite themes with which travellers delighted to illustrat the
wealth and prodigality of the realms of the East.” The Archaeological Depart-
ment has done considerable amount of work here and has revealed to us a great
deal of Its beauty in the past.

CHITAPUR : Few people know that this is the nearest village to the famous
battle-field on which was decided the fate of Vijayanagara in the year 1565. In
this battle, miscalled the battle of Talikota,the Muslims completely defeated the
Vijayanagara army, and slow thtir ruler, Rama Raya. The battle took place
South of tho Krishna river. The confederate Muslim army crossed the river at
night, at this point, while the Vijayanagara forces were dofmdmg the river
anxiously, et Sultiinpur. Then ensued one of tho most decisive battles which
led to the desertion of Vijayanagara and the downfall of tho Empire.

DICHPALLI : One of the most praiseworthy institutions in the Dominions of
H. E. H. the Nizam, 18 the Leper Settlement at this place. A band of Doctors
under the able direction of two Missionaries are carrying on groat work here
for the cure and prevention of Leprosy. The - o is besides, a 'fine temple, dedi'
cated to Vishnu and a largo tank with a pillared hall ir the centre.

ELLORA: (Aurangabad District, 15 miles North-east of Aurangabad). The
Caves at Ellora constitute, perhaps, the finest group of caves in India. Ajanta*
of course, contains tho finest Buddhist paintings and sculpture. But here we find
caves of all tho three great religions of India, Buddhist, Brahmmical and Jam,
ranging roughly from the 5th to the 10th century A, D.

The caves extend to nearly a mile and a quaitor, and the centre ones are
Brahminical caves, with the Buddhist an 1 Jain civas on either side of them-
The best among these is tho Kailas i, which :s easily the most magn fijiant rock-
cut temple in India. The caves have been descr.bjd by many pooi le and ar®
easily approachable.

Like tho Ajanta caves, tho oiivcs at Ellora are situated amidst beautiful
natural soitings. Even tho road that leads to tham, is picturesque w4h Pipal
trees on either side. Tho steep asc nt of the Ghat is paved by the nobles of
Aurangazob whose names are still visible on two pillars half-way up the ascent.
Tho descent of the ghat forms a most beautiful scene. “Several Imndrod feet
below lies the plain of Ellora in tho torogrounl of which is a pretty lakelet
friiigod with masses of jungle trees and shrubs. There is an island in its centre,
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extends for fifteen or twenty miles in a westernly direction across a well wooded
and watered plain, which is bounded on the north by a line of low rugged hills*,
immediately after the rains it is as pictiirost^ue and pleasant a spot as can be
found in this part of the Deccan.”

The caves of Ellora are excavated in the sloping sides of a hill and not in an
almost perpendicular cliff as the caves of Ajanta. Nearly every one of the
caves has a courtyard and since the outor wall of rock is often left standing
with just an entrance through it, one might miss them even after passing right
in front of them. The Buddhist caves are the earliest and are situated at the
Southern end of the group. From this they follow in an almost chronological
order, till they came to an end in the Jain group in the north.

The caves of EHora are not visited so oft^n as the Ajinta caves and there is not
qrite so much literature about them rs about Ajanta But from the point of
view of the sight-seer there is no other group of caves which so amply repavs
trouble taken to visit them, since they afford a comparative study of the reli-
gious and non-religious conceptions of the followers of the three greax religions
that arose in India— Buddhism, Jainism and Brahminism.

Besides these caves, an interesting object of some importance is the Jain image
of Parsvanatha, dated A. D. 1235, in a small building over the spur of the very
same hill which contains the Indra-?abha group. In the village proper there is
a beautiful tank, built by Ahalaya Bai of Indore.

N IZAMSAGAR ! The outcome of tlie engin'^oring genius of Nawab Ali
Nawaz Jung Bahadur, it is the largest artificial lake in the Dominions and the
second largest in India, covers an area of 50 sq miles and capable of irrigating
2,70,000 acres was built at a cost of 4-6 lakhs. It is within easy reach of
Hyderabad, offering a pleasant run of 100 miles on good road— the visitors will be
amply rewarded for the trip. The lakeside, the gigantic sluice gates and the
panoramic view of the wide expanse of water with the dibtrnt hill forming a
natu ral blockade, from the guest house on the hill top, are some of the sights
that the visitors Will never forget.

GULBARGA (Headquarters of the district of that name, Rly. Station, 104
miles east of Hyderabad.) Gulbarga is another famous historical town, which was
the earliest capital of Bahrrani Kings. The visitor might not find the
archaeological remains at Gulbarga as beautiful as those at Bidar or Golocnda,
but the great Mosque in this town is unique in that it is the only Mosque in India,

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which IB entirely covered over. The large domed tomb of one of the former
rulers of this place, now used as the residence of the Executive Eng inear, is also
worth notice, as well as the tomb of Ehaja Banda Nawa^ The town haa
Considerably improved in recent times.

A town that has served as the capital of an Empire for well nigh a century haa
many interesting associations. Even before it became the capital of the Bah-
mani Kings, it had been a city of some importance in the Warangal Kingdom*
This waa the city from which the fatsfiil founder of the Bah man i Kingdom con-
Folidated his conquests and established a ruling dynasty. This was where
Mahmud Shah held his Court with a golden ball hanging from the canopy over
hiasoat, inlaid with pearls, and with a bird of paradise in the c3ntro composed
of precious stones— a most beautiful ruby adorning the bird's tiny hoad. This
was the eiiy in whieh the treacherous DaudKhan. was as h^'artlossly assassinated
during bis prayers* as be himself assassinated the sloeping Mujahid Shah. It was
near bere that Firos Shah built the town ofFirozabad with broad anl regular
ttreets well laid cut, and a citadel of stone to house bis harem of international
beauties. The versatile King gave detached courts to each one of his
favourites and could speak to each one in her own language, whether
it was Arabic, Georgian, Turkish, Russian, Chinese, Afghan, Gujrati or
Bengali. But once this capital was deserted for Bidar in 1415 A. D..,
it slowly decayed ?<nd lost all its iit 4 )ortanc). The very same wordb
strike our momcry when we vi&it this city, as ware engraved on the
tomb of Muhammad Shab the fan^Dus Bahmani King that ruled hire. *‘All is.
vanity,*' This ghost of its former greatness haunts you as yoii survey thei
ruioss and warns you of the ultimata end of all earthly glory.

JALNAI' (Aurangabad district, bly. 19^5^ inches 30 feet N* long 75® 56i
inche< E > Although Jalna now contains fe v beautiful objects of interest, thist
place haa been tbc resort of many a great man in the past. Abel Fazul, the great
m nister of Akbar* Auvangaznb* Asaf Jah are among those who lived in this placo
or varying periods. I* ooal tradition adds thatRanaa had a palaon here and thad.
while Sita rosidod here it was called Janakipura. A Masjid, a well-built stone
Sarai and several darghas are the main objects of intoreat. The Jalna gardens arot
famous and contain Bcveral hundreds of fruit trocs. Fruit is smt from here to>
) laces ala long distance, such as Hyderabad* Bombay andotfmr oitiea.

KALYAN ^ ((^ulbarga District. 36 miles west of Bidar ) Kalyau was a femous
iu the medmvaJi timas aud was the capital of the Wosteru Gbalukya Kings^

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For nearly 600 years it wps in a flourisliing state but in the I>3ccjin Wars of
Auranazeb all this re gion wjis devastated and we have few relics of tho past
greatness of the City. How'cver Avrargaztb docs not seem to have succeodod in
ravag.ng the country to such an extent as to make this a dwelling for “ owls and
kites ” There are largo mounc's all round tho city, which might yield mansr
archaoological objects when proporly excavated. The only place of interest now^
is Pir Badshah’s Masjid, which is said to ho built of tho materials of a Hindi*
templo.

Kalyan has to bo remnmherod long as tho cradlo of Veera Saivisra, othorwiso
known as tho Lingayat sect. This roligion w^'^s f ninded by a man called Basava
who was tho Primo Minister of tho Kalacuri king Bijjala, who had usrrrxiCKl tho
Chalukya kingdom. Basava w’as originrlly a brahmin, and ho owed his import-
ance to tho fact that tho king marrnod his beautiful sistor, and raised him to
power. Ho sKwIy ostublishei his dominanc' in all tho branches o-f administra-
tion and appointed his own lolloA^ers to all positions of authority. The king
became alarmed and tried to subduo him, but in vam. His own forces wero
dofoatod and he was comicllcd to reinstate him in powxr. Shortly aftor this-
Basava caused tho king to be assass nited,.hut fled from tho kingdom dreading
tho vengeance of tho dead king’s son. Ho w-^as pursuod and died on tho Malabar
Coast. To IS not cb^ir whether h? wjs murdore 1 or committod suicide. L-inga-
yatism has a great number of lolloworj in Hyd-'rabid, tho Coded Districts^
Mysore and a ciw oastvTn district:} of the Bo.nbay Pr sidency.

KULPAK [ Kulpak is a famous centre of Jain U'orship, and alargo Jain M andir
of recont date attracts a gr-'ct number of Jains to that pi ice. Tho place abounds
with ancient temples, both Hindu and Jain. Many stone pillars containing ins-
criptions in Kanarcsj and Sand r.o speak of th » ancient greetness of the City,
then known as Koliiaka r nd Kolanupaka. Tho ] lace is 4 miles away from Alir
Kailway Station and on CX' llciit road takes us past tho Jam Mandir.

MUDGAL : (Lmgsagur district, 9 miles South West of Lingsagur) Mudgal ia
tho seat of Roman Catholic Mission, of St. Francis X’avier. The Kings of Bija-
pur richly endowed it, and tho Mission still retain soma of tho grants. MudgaT
has an old fert ani s everal inscriptions rcdating to tho Yada'^as of Dovagiri. Ik
was onco in tho Kingdom of Warangal hut was later tho bone of contention
between Vijay iinagara and Bijapur. There is n Rcmaiitic story relating to thia
place of strateg’c importance. In the lug nning of the 15th Ccntuiy there was a
Goldsmith in this town wh o had a very beautiful daughter by name Pertal. Tho
King of Vijayanagara heard of her beauty and bocamo so enamoured of her that
he dotorminod to make hor his wife. He sent a brahmin with many gifts to

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arrange the matter on his hohalf. Tho parents were anxious, to accept the
great honour bestowed on them, but Pertal detested the wretched life in the
harem of a king. She stoutly opposed all suggestions and tiie affectionate
parents had to give away to her sobbing entreaties. The impetuous royal lover,
was however not to be thwarted. Ho sent a force to capture the family and
bring thorn forcibly. Tho troubled parents fled with their daughter and the
King of the land — Firoz Shah gave them his protection. Hostilities commenced
between the two kings, and at the end peace was concluded and tho beautiful
damsel became the wife of Hasan Khan, the son of tho Bahmani king.

NALDRUG : (Headquarters of Naldrug District, 48 miles North-West of
Gulbarga.) This is a fortified town and its fortifications have won the encomium
of that famous writer, Col. Moadows Taylor. They are strong and picturesque
and must have proved quite impregnable in the days of tho five Deccan Muslim
Kingdoms. It rose into importance during the Bahmani times, and became one
of tho strong holds of AcUl Shahi Kings of Bijapur. It was the centre of much
fighting between Ahmadnagar and Bijapur and we have ample testimony of this
from tho condition of the walls and the marks of the cannon balls. The stone
dam across tho Bon river was constructed by All Adil Shah to ensure a proper
supply of water for the garrison, and is as remarkable as vhe fort itself.

Tho following extracts is taken from the account of Moadows Taylor in his book
“Story of my life.” “The fort of Naldrug was one of the most intj esLirii;
places I had ever seen. It enclosed the surtace of a knoll or plateau of basalt rock
which jutted out into tho valley or ravine of tho small river Bon from tho mam
plateau of tho country, and was almost level. _The sides of this knoll wore sheer
precipices of basalt hero and there showing distinct columnar and prismatic for-
mation, and varying from 50 to iiOO feet m height, the euge of the plateau being
;i00 feet, more or less, above tho river, winch Uowod at the base of the precipice
on two sides of the lort. Along the crest of tho cliff on throe sides were tho forti-
fications bastions ana curtains alternately, some of the former being very firmly
built of cut and dressed basalt, and large enough to carry heavy guns; and the
parapets ol tho machicolated curtains were everywhere loopholed for musketry.
On the west side tho promontory joined the main plateau by a somewhat cont-
racted rock also strongly fortified by a high rampart, with very roomy and
massive bastions, below it a deep fausse-braic, with the same; then a broad deep
dry ditch, cut lor the most part out of the basalt itself. A counter scarp about
20 or 25 feet hign With a covered way; and beyond it a glacis and esplanade up
to the limits or the town.” It is altogether a most picturesque spot and well
worth a visit.

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NAGULAPADU : The site of the ancient city of the Kakatiya times is now
marked only by 2 temples, containing stone inscriptions. The temples are very
beautiful, rich m sculpture, and similar m stylo to those at Hanamkonda and
Palampot.

NANDED : (Headquarters of the district of tht t name Rly Station and 150 miles
North-West Hyderabad on the Godavari). The dominions are rich in jdaces of
improtanco to every community. In Nandod, the Sikhs have a placj no less im-
portant than other Sikh Shrines m Northern India. The interesting tomb of Gu rii
Gobind, assassinated hero in 1708, seems to have made this a centre of the small
Sikh Community, which exists in the Dominions. Guru Gobuid, w \s one of the
grandsons of Nanak, the founder of the Sikh Sect, and according to the Muslim
Historian Khafi Khan ho came to join Bahadur Shah with two or three hundred
horsemen and some footmen, while the latter was marching towards Hydei*abad,
after Aurangaz b’s death. Guru Gobinl used to preach constantly and ho
addressed “assemblies of worldly persons, religious fanatics and all sorts of
people ’* without any distinction. According to Farik-i- Bahadur Shahi, “ one
day an Afghan who frequently attended these mootings was sitting listening to
j him, when certain expressions unfit fer the oars of tlio faithful fell from the
tongue of the Guru. The Arghaii was enraged, and regardless of the Guru’s
dignity and importance he gave him two or three stabs with a knife and knlod
him.”

The place is besides the modern representative of the ancient city of Tagara as
described by tl.e author of the Periplus of the Erythroan ISoa. There are few
objects of Arcaeological interest hero.

PAITHAN : (Aurangabad dit^lrict, 28 miles South of Aurangabad.) Paithan
IS probably the most ancient city in H. E. H. the Nizam’s Dominions. It is
mentioned by Ptolemy; the Greek Geographer and also by the author of the
PeripluB of the Eryvhrean Sea. It is on the Northern bank of the Godavari,
and IS founuoa according to tradition by Brahma, the Creator It was the
western capital of the Anuhra Satavahana Empire, and traditionally, Salivahana
^ was born here.

There is a curious tradition about Salivahana. The most reliable account states
it as follows. There lived in Pratithana some foreign Brahmins and their
widowed sister. Tney were extremly poor and bogged for their food, while
they lodged themselves in the house of a potter. Their widowed sister cooked
their food for them, and everything went on well, unt*l S',sha, the king of ser-
pents saw her ono day on the bank of Godavari. He quickly became enamoured

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of lior and as'Fiuming liumnn form married her. Although she was not of the
child-ber ring ago, divjii'^ power of Sosha made her a moidior.’ Before long
vhe brc vhrns found her protnant and ran away to different places abandoning her
VO her f..to. She made a living through domestic sorvico and in courso of time
gi VO biith to a child— the future Salivahcna. From his childhood this strange
and gifvod child vook a delight in making clay figures of horses soldi ts, < 1 'phants
etc. and throwing them into a well. Moanwhilo the famous Vikramaditya of
Ujjain consulted vho t strologers and ascertained the particular man who was
going to kill him. Ho organised an (daborate search and found his mortal foe in
the person of Salivahana. Ho marched to Pratisthana with a largo army and
attacked Salivahana. All the day figures that Salivahana had thrown into the
well, now came out endowed wi.,h lifj and attacked Vikramditya’s forces. Sali-
vahana was victorious and sot up liis rule. A certain well in the courtyard of a
mosque is still pointed out today as the well into which Salivahana threw his clay
figures.

Large mounds of ruins indicate that the ancient city was very much larger than
the die of the prtseiit village. The shrine of Shah Motona Saheb, is still in
good condition, and perpetuates the memory of one who saved the city from the
wrath of goddess who vowed to distroy it by fire. There are sovof’al temples in
th^- village, and a curious feature is the high wooden gates of most of the streets
which formarly used to be closed at night. We see beautiful specimens of wood-
carving on the front doors of many of the houses in this village.

PAKHALI (Wiirangal district 25 miles East of Hcinamkonda). This is one of
the largest lakes in the Dominions, some 12 miles square and a good resort for
hunters. The lake is enclosed by a range of low and densely wooded hills on
three sides, which abound in game of every description including a few wild ele-
phants. Th'j region is extrsmiely unhealthy for the most part of the year and
the dense jungle adds to tho difficulties of the cultivator. It must have been
popular in the kakatiya times, but is now quite d3solat3. Tho bund on the
Western side of tho lake is a tremendous affair, about a milo in length, and is
stated to have been constructed by Raja Khaldya. About 4 miles North-oast of
the village is the ancient site of a summer palaco said to have boon built with
great blocks of stones Without morvar. But nothing now remains of this once
solid pile. Raja Prat.ipa Rudra is said to have built it. Tho lake abounds in
fish and alligators end is 30 to 40 feet deep. The following extract from the
account of tho lake by Mr. King of the gonlogical Survey of India, is very inte-
resting. “ It IS a splendid sheet of water lying back in two arms on either side
of a good big hill East-South-East of tho bund, whilo from there are long bays

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reaching up behind low ridges of outcropping Vindhyas. On every side there is
for stretching jungle. Even below the band for miles their is the
thickest and(^onseit jungle only broken here an(^ there by a fjw patches of
rice cultivation. 'li.orc is not the poruL tion oven in the country below the tank
to make use of its wavers In the old telinga t imcs, when Wr.rangal was one of
the greav cjntrcs of the Telugu people there must have boc’ii something more
sti.’-ring in the way of human life than there is now in this desol Ue region of
widespread jungle.”

PALAMPET: ( Warangal dist. 30 mihs North-east of Hanamkonda ) Tlr's
place IS famous for a group of temples, similar in style to the Thousand pillared
temple at Hanamkonda. The temples were built by Kakatiya generals, and aro
very well decorated. The main temple has one shrine and a large hall or
mantapa in front of it. The pillars are arranged in a manner different to the
plan ft the Warangal Temple, and some of the figure brackets extremely
beautiful and picturesque. The pillars, doorways i nd screens are richly carved
and the general standard of sculpture seems to bo the highest of the Kakatiya
times. The Sikhara or the tower is built of brick and exists in entire ty. Th-^re
is an inscniition carved on a stone pillar standing between this tin'^ another temple,
recording a grant by a vassal of the Kakatiyas. A eouplo of mil *s away is the
largo Bamappa lake. There is an excellent monograph on these temples by Mr.
Yazdain learned Director of the Archaeological department. Everyom who has
any interest in art and architecture must visit tlieso temples.

PARENDA : { Naldnig dist. 64 miles North-west of Naldrug ) This is a

fo^tro^s th..t resisted the attacks of many a Moghul General until Aurangazib
reduced it, while he was a prince 111 chargo of the Deccan It wrs built by tho
famous Muhammad Gawaii, and proved impregnable to all attemi-ts of Shah
Jahan to reduce it. It consists of “a wide, deep ditch and counterscarp with
covered wry and glr.c.s raising to the height of the fause-oraic. The gates were
defended by traverses and redoubts, and the rampart and fause-braio are of cut
stone with . ound bastions fitted for vho heavy guns of tho period, which many of
them of immense siz.\ and used for throwing stono shot, were composed of bars
of iron welded together.” Even the great bronz 3 gun famous as Malik- i-Maidan
is stated to have been mounted on this fort, orginally. Paronda becamo the
capital of the Nizam Sliahi kings after the capture of Ahmadnagar by tho Mo-
ghuls in A. D. 1605.

Although tho town is in rums, the fortifications aro in good order.

PHULWIARI : Phulman ij noted fm its numervius mango groves, and being
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Summer. The mango groves extend for miles all round the town. There are
several large Hindu temples in ruins close to the town and the town walls were
evidently constructed from the material got from these ruined temples.

PILLALMARI : (Pillalamari in only 3 miles from Suryapet, the headquarters of
t ho Taluk of that name in the Nalgonda District.) It was evidently the seat of one
of the Viceroys of the Kakatiya kings and has several beautiful temples in good
condition. The inscribed pillars near the temples toll us about the history of
the Viceroys who belonged to the famous Kecerla dynasty. The style of the
temple and the sculpture is quite similar to that of the other Kakatiya temples of
this period.

RAICHUR I (Head-quarters of the District of that name Rly. Station, and 105
miles away South-west of Hyderabad). Meadows Taylor speaks of this place as
“the battle ground of the ancient Western Hindu and Jam dynasties, as well as
the Musalman and Hindu.” Occupying the central position in the region
between the Krishna and Tungabhadia, this place was the bone of contention
between the Vijayanagara and the Bahmani kingdoms for a very long time.

The most notable objects for sightseers are the fort walls especially the inner
one. The outer wall was constructed by the Muslims, but an inscription on the
inner fort wall, states that it was constructed by Gore Gangaya Ruddivaru
in A. D. 1294. The fort wall is built of huge big stones Weighing over 10 tons.
The stents are cut in such a remarkably suitable way that they are joined to-
gether perfectly without the aid of Mortar. “ The general form of the fort is
that of a square with the Souihern coiners roum.ed off and the South and the
West sides curved outwards. The defences consist on three sides of substantial
stone waUs and bastions surrounded by a moat ; the defence on the fourth side
is steep isolated rock havinj an elevation of 290 feet above the plain, protected
by a double line, ot fortifications.” Between this inner and the outer wall there is
a stretch of level ground nearly 1000 yards long and 600 wide, on which is built
a portion of the town.

The inner wall is built of large blocks of gneiss many of which are 12 foot in
length.

The largest stone contains the above-mentioned inscription and measures 414
feet m lenth and weighs nearly 20 tons. On another stone nearby is a rough
carving of the maimor in which this stone was brought from the quarry. The
construction of the fort wall is another grand testimony to tho skill and enter-
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ROAZA OR KHULDABAD I (Aurangaba<\ district 14 miles North-west of
Aurangabad). Koaza is on a height of 2000 feet above sea level and attracts
many people in the summer months, by its pleasant and temperate climate. It
is spoken of as the Kerbala of the Decoani Muslims and remarkable as the burial
place of many distinguished Muslims. Aurangazeb, his son Azam Shah Nizam-
ul-Mulk Asaf Jah, the founder of the present dynasty, his second son Nazir Jung
Nizam Shah, Malik Amber, Tana Shah the king of Golkcnda, and a host of
other lessor celebrities reposo here in peace. The tomb of Aurangazeb is very
plain and simple inaccordance with his wishts that nothing more should be
spent on it than could be obtained by the sale of caps which he made. A marble
screen however encloses the grave. A small room in an angle of the courtyard
wall contains the robe of the prophet Mahomed which is carefully preserved
under lock and key and exhibited only once a year on the 12th of Rabii-l-Awal-
Opposite the tomb of Aurangazob is the tomb of Asaf Jah, the first of the Nizam’s
of Hyderabad. Close by is the shrine of SayyidHazrat Burhane-d-din, a renowned
Saint who died m A. D. 1344. This shrine also contains some hairs of the pro-
phet’s beard, which are said to grow in number every year, having possessed the
miraculous quality of growing spontaneously. The visitor to this shrine also sees
number of small lumps of silver on the suriace of the pavement, which are ex-
plained by the people there as the vestiges of an ancient miracle. It seems when
the shrine was badly in need of funds for carrying out some repairs, the prayer^s
of the devotees were answered by the growth or silver trees on the pavement
everynight. This miracle ceased when the financial affairs were sot right and a
small Jagir was alloted to the shrine.

The town IS surrounded by a high stone wall, built by Aurangazob, in which
there are four large gateways and a number of wickets. The city wall is nearly
20 foot high on an aveiago with towers flanking the gateways in which guns
were mounted m the olden days. Roaza was once an important town but today
the atmosphere of the graves seems to haunt it. It is deserted for the greater
part and the gardens surrounding many of the tombs are new wdd

SHORAPURI (Headquarters of the district of that name). For a beautifu
view of the falls of a large river, the falls of the krishna on the western fron
tier of the Shorapur district, arc indeed magnificent. The fall is not perpendi
cular, but it is “a roaring cataract” which falls by a descent of 408 feet in abou
3 miles. In the words of Meadows Taylor ‘The scjne is indescribably grand, a
enormous broken volume oi w'ator, rushing down an incline of granite, with
roar that can bo easily heard at a distance of 30 miles, and a cloud of spray dash
ing up high into the air, while the irregularity of tho incline, its huge rocks an

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the deep holes which the water have excavated, increase the wonderful effect of
the cataract and brilliant rainbows flash through the spray, changing with every
breath oT w*nd Finally the water falls into a deep pool, which becomes a
whirLng mass covered With bdlows that, rushing in every direction, clash
and break against each other, sending up groat piles of foam.” There are
also some cromlechs and dolmens in this place.

UDGIR : (Situated in 18 o 24* N. long and 77o9’40” B. Lat on the high road
from Hydcrr bod VO Jalna ) Ucgir is walled town with a strong citadel and is
memorable cii account oi a groat battle fought betvreen thu Mahrattas and the
first Nizam, the fjuiih r of the present dynasty. Tlio Mahratta ariry numbering
nearly 60,000 attr.ck the Nizim and in spite of the bravo avooiijus of the latter
defeated him. A Ueaty wi s concluded aCter this battle according to which the
Nizam had to pait with the greater part o? his t.'rrjtory, yielding an annual
revenue of GO laklis of rupees. This is one of tho most disgraceful and unsatis-
factory treaties on record, and it is neodhss to add that tho Nizim very soon
mado up amply for his losses, and turned the tables on tho Mahrattas.

VIKARABAD (Railway Station about 50 miles from Hyderabad) Vikarabad is
the most poiular summer resort m tho Dominions. It is situated on an elevation
of over 2000 foot above sea level, and is within easy reach from Hyderabad. About
3 miles from tho town are the Anantagin hills, with a shrine of Anantaswami
on tho Summit. The image in his shrine is said to have descended straight from
heaven about 5000 years ago, and attracts a largo number of pilgrims in tho
times of Javra which isheld twice a year.

WARANGAL: (Head quarters of tho district of that name Railway Station)
Warcngal was tho seat of tho famous Kakatiya kings for about 250 years.
Hanamkonda, Mattewada and Warangal are very near each other and are fast
growing invo cno large town. The offices and the government buildings are aU
Bituatjd in Hanamkonda, which is itself only a couple of miles away from tho
Railway colony at Kazipet. Warangal carrots are ratlior famous, and the
manufacture of swords and daggers is another speciality hero.

Tho Archaeological remains of Warangal are numerous, and recently
H. E. H. the Nizam’s Archaeological Department has started excavations in the
fort. The famous temple of Padmakshi on tho hillock in the Fort, and the
Thousand Pillared temple not far away, are objects of considerable interest. Tho
Thousand pillared temple is perhaps the finest specimen of the architecture and
sculpture of this period. The fort and the ShitabKhan Kutchory are also note-
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cal interest. The Government archaeological Pepartraent has recently carrie
out excavations inside the fort and brought to light many important finds relai
ing to the Kakatiya kings. These kings ruled practically the whole of Telug
coi ntry except a small region in the north of the present Madras Presidency an
another small region in the south One interesting ruler of this dynasty is Quee
Rudrama who succeeded her father on the thrana and ruled the kingdom abl
for naarly 30 years She dressed and went about like a man, and was eve
addreiised by a masculine name. The last of the Kakatiya kings seems to hnv
been Prataparudra, who was defeated and captured by the Sultan of Delhi in th
year 1323 A. D. There is a curious tradit on rek t ng to his captitro. Pratap
rudra is said to have had a brilliant minister called Yugandhara who sot up
double on the throm and gave it out that the captive was only a Wrishormai
With groat difficulty and aft ‘r many advonturos he said to have succeeded i
releasing his ma^tl^ and roinutatii g him. There is no evidence to onfirm thi
tradition although we know that the Sultan of Delhi could not keep this ragic
under his power for a very long tim3, and was forced to set up a local mm a
the ruler. Warangal is the chief place of the Telugu people of the Dominion
and is fast growing into a larga industrial and commercial centre.

HYDERABAD CITY I Among the many places of interest, with which tl
Dominions of His Exalted Highness The Nizam abound, the city of H;. derabi
capital of India's premier Native State must necessarily take procodence.

It is the fourth largest city in the Indian Empire with a population of 4,99,8
inhabitants including the suburbs and the adjoining cantonment. The city
situated an the banks of River Musi

The city was founded in 1589, by Mobamed Kuli Kutab Shah, the fifth Kii
of Goiconda and was known orig.naliy as Bbagnagar *' after Bhagmati,
favourite mistress of the founder.

the CHARIWIINAR I Or the four minarets, sometimes styled as the Arc
Triomphe of the East, is situated in the heart of the city and is a magnifies
edifice. Its four minarets, 180 fjet high, spring from the abutments of the fo
open arches fac.ng the cardinal points. It was erected in the year 1591
Mobamed Kuli Kutab Shah to commemorate the oossation of plague.

THE MECCA MUSJID I The Mocca Musjid situatad near Charminar
one of the largest of its kind with an accommodation for 10,000 worshippers, co
menced by Abdulla Kutab Shah, was completed by Anrangazeb after his victi
over Abu-i>Hasan, the last of the Kutab Shahi kings. Ni^am Ali Khan (176
1803) and his successors are buried in the court-yard of this mosque and re cen
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3 ton% the building offers a fine oxami le of stucco d'^coration in erquisite Indian
polish‘>d plaster adorn'»d by discrjot fresco or gesso enrichmcn'-.. Unfortunately
it is surround'd by rows of mean sho,s which detract from its dignity.

THE FALAKNAMA PALACE I Standing on the hill at the southern end of
the city, presents, a truly grand arpearance It was built by Sir Vicar-ul-Umra
it a cost of 35 lakhs and bought up by the late Nizam in 1897. Lavishly furnished
ind most Tnod''rn it compares fivourably with any other Royal residences of the
world. King George V. and the Prince of Wales are among the distinguished
^risitors who have been entertained hero as the guests of His Exalted Highness
bho Nizam

THE residency: Tho h ome of tho British Resident at Hyderabad was
commenced in 1800 during tho time of Major Kirkpatrick and finished six years
later. Tho building stands in tho midst of a beautiful and extensive park and is
approached by a flight of 22 steps leading up to tho portico supported by six
magnificent Corinth-''an pillars- At the top of tho stei s are two large sphinxes.
Beyond is the great Darbar hall containing valuable furniture which originally
bolcnged to Brighton’Pavilion.

CHOWMAHALLA & KING KOTI : The bDtter known^ palaces of the
Nizairs, tho former is an exaraplo of oriental spl 'ndour where tho State
banq icts are given, whilo tho later, an oxtmsivo palao, is the residence of the
present Ruler.

OSMANIA UNIVERSITYIbUILDINGS ’ Started m the year 1918, with a
view to vornaculariso education, the Osmani i University has successfully stood
the tost of the experim''ntal vent jri. The buil lings, which aro still und'ir cons-
truction, situate at Addigamet, about 2 ra.les from the city of Hyderabad.
Standing ovo»' high grounds, 'commanding a widj vi^w, it is considered to bo an
ideal site. Tho buildings have been designed by Monsieur Jasper of interna-
tional rjpute and include tho stately S mate Hall an 1 the' largo Stadium among
a dozen other magnificent structures. Tho archit cture is generally Saracenic
with Arabic, Moorish anl Egyptian variations. The entire schorao will cost over
Rs. 10 crores and when completed will bo ono of tho finest Universities in tho
world.

THE JUBILEE HALL: Built jin commemoration of the Silver Jubilee of
H. E. H. Sir Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur, the present Nizam, the Jubilee Hall is
a magnificent monument of the Saracenic art. The combination of tho Indian
Moghul and the Moorish have lent it a gorgeous charm. The Reception Hall

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and the Dance Hall with their lavish interior decoration produce a rare artistic
effect. The Hall is built at the western end of the Public Gardens and costs
Ps. 2.1 lakhs.

GOLCONDA rORT : Golconda is within easy reach of every visitor to Hy-
derabad, since it is cnly 5 miles away. On the summit o’ a oonicil hill, the Fort
is 2000 ft, above the fea level. It is t^aid that frciii the watch toWtr of the
fort cne can get a v^ew of the country roi-nd miles. It is famous in
History as tie capital cf Ho Kntab ^lahi Kings The most notable objects
in Golconda are the ton Is ot all the Golconda Kings except the last, which
are dotcribeci as the most remarkable Muhan.madan Moutaba in the Deccan.

I hey are ccitfjiily a giand sijiht although much of the enamelled tile that
adorned the m is now gone

The site of the foit is exceedingly strong and proved well-nigh impregnable to
Aurangaz. b and li s veteran warnois but for the treachery of one of the Lmg’s
officials. Tl c oU builc.mgs, the ni mcro\ s n 1 cs includ ng the giant guns still
lying on the high bastions and the h.itoric.ty ox th^* pK o attr. cl; visitors from
all over.

The Fort \Nall of Golccmda ; nd the Mat3‘dK oi Ti'iiMincli and Bagmati are also
iiitercLtmg ns also the other ru ns .n the c.ty

CSIVIANfA HOSPITAL : The lotid-al is housed in a bt..tjly Saracenio
lui oing overlooLiiig the Kivcr w here the Afzilgi.iij Bri gc connects the
old city V itb the extension. Tall an I stately, pa.nt 'd m dull grey the hospital
I icscnts an ethereal beauty aga.nst a twiligl t bac’.groun I, .ts beauty iurtber
heightened by the Moghul Gardens at its fjut across the road an 1 the statfly
domes of the High Court sproaaing out m vho wide expj.nsa ol tho blue sky on
the other s do of the river. The hospit >l is throe storeiyad h gh, most comfort-
ably furnislied and boasts of the most up-to-duto ociuip nen s. L v\as buiK at a
cost of Rs. 21,2.i,590.

HIGH COURT On the other side, ao" 0 !LB the river, is tho s ^at of justico, a
truly majestic I d.fice. Built in red and white stoius in tho purest baracomo
style with stately domes that taper upward into del.oatj minarets it iB Cottsidored
to be about tho finest build ng m tho C.ty. Costing over 21 lakhs of rupees, as an
artistic pioco of wori , it over-shadows any other High Court bailding in India.

CITY COLLEGE I Adjacent to tho H gh Court is tho City College, the
only educatitnal institution which beasts of a fint-clais builuitg. EuiUat a cost
of 9d Lakhs, in the usual Saracenic stjle, it is a tliree-storj od structure done in
grey and presents a pleasant uniformjity with tho hospital, Tho establishment

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woald have b^en Ideal but fur the neoesisify eporti ground. It is tt second grade
College ond is affiliated to the Osmania UniversitsT- There are oror
students on its roll inoluding the High Sehoal departments.

MOGHUL GARDENS I This is the river garden whioh has bojn laid
out in real moghul s^lendouA the only open air park in the most congested part
of the city. It covers a wide strip of land alongside the river and is often used
for b.g At Homes. Its vuluoi however* is inoalouablo us it provides a delightful
01 en air frontage to the Hospital. It cost the Government about 5 lakhs.

THE PUBLIC gardens: One of the biggest City Gardens in India) the
PubLc Gardens, situatud at Kami alii, is a oombinatidn of aoologieal and botani*
cal gardens. Besides its wide avenuoS) spaoiouB lawns and a miniature stream
jt also bouses the Town Hall, the Museum and the Jubilee Halh The big ezbi»
bitions are held oVer iti; grounds every year and thousands of visitors flock
theroi As a city park fur outdoor recreation its Value is not fully realised and
the recent ii ktallutith of electric lights may poxularise iti

THE TOW.^ hall: Built in Indo-Saraconio sty la this is the biggest Hall
in the City. It cost 4 lakhs of rupees. Most state functions take place here
while lectures and At Homes are also heldt It oaU aoeoiumodatc over 2)000
Spectators I

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THE MUSEUM' This was recently built on the Public Garden grounds at th^
eastern end. Its main structure consisting of a two-storeyed building i'"
surrounded by a detached corrider. A collection of archaeological finds of the
State are kept in the Corrider, while old paintings^ industrial products of the
Dominions from the very earliest times and relics of interest fill the main,
building

THE STATE LIBRARY : One of the finest pieces of Art, the State Library,
an Indo-saraoenic type, with a broad and imposing arched doorway it stands lU
the eastern end of Afzulgunj. It cost over S lakhs.

GANDIRET : Otherwise known as Osmansagar is about IB miLs from thr
city. An artificial lake; the city’s fresh Water reservoir, built after tho gry
floods, at a cost of 58 lakhs^ with its Well laid out gardens and ui>-to-dato
House costing Rs. 64,000 is a pleasant resort for picnickers.

HIMAYATSAGAR: Two miles off Gandipet, it is a bigger lake built at a
cost of 93 lakhs» covers an area of 33 sq miles, with the experimental, Agricul*
turai^ and Dairy Farms close by provides a day’s profitable trip.

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM'S GOVERNMENT

LieUT-GEN HIS EXALTED HIGHNESS ASAF JfH. MUZAF-
UL'MULK WAL MAMALIK NIZAM-UL-MULK NIZAM-UD'DAULA
NAWAB SIR MIR OSMAN ALI KHAN BAHADUB.

FATEH JUNG. FAITHFUL ALLY OF
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

Q, C. S. r.. G. B. E..

NIZAM OF HYDERABAD.

H E. H. The Nizamis Staff,

Chief Secy, to H. E. H. the Nizam

Military Secy, to H. E. H The Niznm and
Inspector General of Forests, H.E.H.
the Nizams Governmot

Nazim, Nazm-e-Jamiat

A. D. C. to H. E. H. the Nizam

Hony. A.D.C. to H. E. H. the Nizam
Poet Laureate
Staff Physician

Nawab Kazim Yar Jung Bahadur

Nawab Hamid Yar Jung Bahadur
Nawab Qudrat Nawaz Jung Bahdr,

Nawab Nasar Nawaz-ud-DawIa
Bahadur

Nawab Shah Ruk Yar Jung Bahdr.
NaWab Fasahat Jung Bahadur
Nawab Hikmat Jung Bahadur

H E. H. The Nizamis Executive Council.

President Executive Council

Finance Member ... ...

Revenue & Police Member ...
Military Member ... . .

Judicial and Religious Member
Political and Education Member

Public Works Member

Raja Rajayan Maharaja Sir Kishen
Porshad Bahadur Yamin-us"
Saltanat, K.C.I.P., G.C.I.E.

Sir Akbar Hydar Ali Nawab Hyder
Nawaz Jung Bhdr. Kt., B A., ll.d.
T. J. Tasker Esq., C.I.E., O B.E., I.C.a
Nawab Akeel Jung Bhdr.

Nawab Lutf-ud-daula Bhdr.
Nawab Mahdi Yar Jung Bhdr., M.A
(Oxon.)

Raja Shamraj Dharmveer Bhdr.

President's Peshi Office,

Secy, to the Hon’ble the President,
Executive Council
Asst. Sec 1 Appellate Side)

Assistant Secretary
Registrar

Personal Asst, to the Secy.

anl

... S. M. Mehdi Esq.

... Ghulam Md. Mustafa Esq.
... Ghulam Md. Esq.

... S. Alumbardar Esq.

... Syed Abdul Kadir Tsq.

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H. E. H. The Nizam's Legislative Council

Nominated

Kawab Mirza Yar Jung Bahadur, Chief Justice

Kawab Zulkadar Jung Bahadur, Judicial Secretary

Nawab Hashim Yar Jung Bdr., Secretary & Legal Adviser to Govt.

Nawab Faklir Yar Jung Bahadur, Finance Secretary

Nawab Kais Jung Bahadur, Secretary Comm : & Industries,

Nawab Hasan Nawaz Jung Bdr., Political Secretary
Nawab Samad Yar Jung Bahadur, Military Secretary
Nawab Jivan Yar Jung Bahadur, Judge High Court
Raja Bahadur Bishwaswamath, Judge High Court
Nawab Rahmat Yar Jung Bdr., Commissioner City Police
Pandit Narayan Rao, Joint Secretary Rev'enue Dept.

Raja Bahadur Venkat Rama Reddy, Special Officer Sarf-i-khas

EltcUd

Nawab Aga Yar Jung Bahadur, Chief Justice Paigah (Nawab Moin-udoula
Bahadur)

Pandit Vinayak Rao, Vakil
Moulvi Mir Akbar Ali Khan, Bar-at-law
Nawab Sharaslieer Jung Bahadur, Jagirdar
Moulvi Md. Fiazuddin Khan, Bar-at-law
Sett Pannalal, Banker

Extra-OrJinary-Members

Moulvi Khalil-ul-Zaman Siddiq, Bar-at-law
Pandit Vaman Naik, Jagirdar

Secroiarios to E. H. the Nizam 'ft GoVt#

See., Finance Department ... ... Fakhr Yar JUngBhdr., A.

Director General and Sec. Revenue Dept...* R. M. Orofton, B.A., I.O.S.

Chief Engineer & Secy. Public Works

Dept. Irrigation & Genl# Branches NawahAli Nawaz Jung Bhdr,F.C/H«

Hawaii Ahsrti Yar Jung Babad^^r,
Chief Engineer Drainage Scheme ... B.A.., F.C.H.

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM’S GOVERNMENT

Ag. Secy., Commerce & Incustrics Dept. ... Nawab Raiz Jung Bdr.

Socy. Military and Medical Djpartment ... Nawab Samad Yar Jung Bhdr. B.A*
Secy. Religious Affairs Depart ... Alieudin Ahmad, Esq

Secy. Legislative Department and Nawab Hash imyar Jung Bhdr. M.A.»

Legal Adviser ... ... LI..B.

Chief Secretariat.

Chief Secretary ... ... ... Na 9V ah Kazim Yar Jung Bhdr..

Assistant Secretary ... ... Ahmed Husain Siddiqi, Esq.

Political Secretariat.

Political Member

Political Secretary

Deputy Political Secretary ...

Ist Asst. do

2nd Asst. Political Secretary
Personal Asst, to the Hon’blo the Political
Member

Registrar, Political Department

Asst. Political Secy. (Municipal Branch) ...

Superintendent of Karkhanajat

do Govt. Shikargah

Nawab Mahdi Yar Jung Bdr., M.A.
(Oxon)

Nawab Hasan Nawaz Jung Bdr.
Nawab Kaikobad Jung Bahadur
Md. Muzaffurddin Esq., M..A.(Alig.^
Ghouse Mohiuddin Esq., B.A.

Mirza Najaf All Khan, Esq., B.A.
R. Parameshwar Iyer, Esq., B.A.
Nawab Inayat Jung Bahadur
Capt. I. H. Mac intyre
Mohammad Hussain Khan Esq.,

Financial Secretariat

Secretary ... ... Nawab Fakhar Yar Jung Bhdr. B.A.

Dy. Secretary, Financial Department ... Venkat Rao DatarEsq., B. A.

Asst. do ... ... Syed Aziz, Esq., B. A.

do ... ... Hussam Abdul Munim Esq., B. A.

do ... ... Khaja Moinuddin AnsariEsq^H.C.S.

do ... ... Abu Talib Syed Omar Esq.

Asst. Financial Dept. ... ... C. B. Tara^orvala, Esq., B.A.,B. Sc ,

C. A , I. B., London

Personal Atst. to Hon’ble the Finance

Member ... ... Parmeshwar Iyer Esq.

Financial Dopt. & Chief Supdt. .. A. Aiya Aiyer, Esq., B. A., B. L.

Govt. Auditor, H. E. H. The Nizam’s

State Railway .. ... ... A. V. Srinivasan.

Asst. do do ... Syed Azamuddin Hassain Bilgrami

eANiTABY rNAiNPERS. BASHIR BAGH ROAD. HYDERABAD

H. E. H. THE NIZAM'S GOVERNMENT

Religious Secretariat.

Secretary

... Alieudin Ahmad

Accounts Department,

Accountant General

... Mirza Nasmllah Khan Bar-at-law

Deputy Accountant-General...

... Shanker Pershad, B. A.

Asst. Accountant-General

... Byed Aziz

Asst. Accountant-General

... Dattatn Vishnu Pisholkar

Govt. Auditor, Railway and Mines

... A. V. Srinivasam

Assistant Accountant-General

... Khaja Abdul Hadi

Examiner of Accts. P. W. D. Audit.

... Md. Liakatulla Khan

Asst. Accountant-Genoral

... Mir Talib Ali Khan

do

... C. Cornelius, B.A., L.L.B,

... Md. M ir Khan, B, A. L. L. B., H. C. 9,

Supdt., Central Treasury

. . Md. Inayatur Rahman Khan

Asst. Govt. Auditor Rlys.

... Syed Azaniuddin Hasan Bilgrami.

Asst. Acot. General

... Md. Aziz Hasan

do

... Md Zahiruddin Ahmod, M.A.H.C.S,,

do (PW.D. Audit)

... Lakshrai Narayan Gupta B.Sc.H.C.S,

do

... Md Jawahor Khan, B,A,

do

... Abdul Aziz Sayad

do

... Ruknuddin Ahmed

do

... Dev Raj Naidu

dc

... Dilsukh Ram, B.A,L.L.B., (Belfast)

Mint, & Elecy. Audit

Damodhar Roddy, B.A..

Hon. Asst. Acet. Gen.

... Nawab Hhaheed Yar Jung Bhdr.

Treasurer, Central Treasury ...

... Ramkishan Rao

Controllers to the Princes,

Controller, Walashan Nawab Azam Jah

Major Graham

Bahadur.

A. D. C. do

... Capt. Mir Suban Ali Khan«

do do

... Liout. Mirza Hamid Beg

Staff Surgreon

... Major B. S. Raj

Controller, Walashan Nawab Moazam

Jah Bahadur

... Colonel G. T. Dennys, O.B.E,

A. D. C.

... Lieut Syed Bashiruddin Ahmed

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H. THE NIZAM’S GOVERNMENT

Surgeon

do

Private Setcretary
Household Secretary
Urdu Instructor
Hxaminer Civil List Acttte,

... It^awab Rustum Jung Bdt*
... Major G D. Clai’ke, M. C.

... Mahboob All Taher
AsafAliBeg

.V. Taher Ali Muslim Esq.

... Nawab Dorab Jung Bahadut

Department of Commerce and Industries

Offg. Secy, to Government
Aseistattt Secretary
Registrar
Marketing Officer

... Capt. Ka>vab Rais Jung Bahadur
... Nawab Lateof Nawaz Jung Bdr.

... P. V. Jaya Rao., Esq.

... Ahmed Mohinuddin Esq., B. A.,

(Oantab).

(A) direction.

Director & Registrar of Joint Stock Coraw
pahiea .w.

Personal Asst, to the Director
Industrial Engineer
Textile Expert ...

Gukm Ali Mohamadi, Esq. fe. A.^
F.c. 8.

Nawab Fakhr Nawaz Jung Bdr^
M.A LL B., F.O.U., M.R.A.S.

B. K. Bhagvvan Esq. B. Sc.

K. Naganath, Esq.

(B) Weaving Factory

Supdt., Cottage Industries Institute
Supdt., Dist. Demonstration Parties
Expert in Dyes ...

P. V. Reddy, Esq., L.T.M.

Raghubir Sahay, ESq. L.T.i!.>
Elementary City&Guilds London^
Kunwar Kishan Smgh, Esq. B.Sc.^
Punjab M.Sc., A.I.C. Bondon

(C) Industrial Laboratory

Chief Chemist

Senior Chemist ...

Chemist ... ...

Chemist

Chemist ...

Export in Paper making ...

Dr. Khaja Habeeb HaeaU, Esq.

Ph. D.{London)M.Sc., F.C.S.,

L Ag., M.R. A.Sv
D. N. Mutyala, Esq., H .C.

N. N. Inagunti> Esq., G. M. v. 0.

S. R. Bhate, Esq., B. A. B.Sc .

Syed Basheeruddin, Esq.

Khaja Nizamuddin, Esq. B. SCk
A. M. 0. T., Medalist, Guilds

Institute^

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H. £. H. THE NIZAM'S GOVERNMENT

Director

lyt Asst. Director
2iid do-

Iffformaiioii Bur^ao

Mirxa Aliyar Khan, Esq.
fOxon)

G. D. Mehkari, Esq.

... AaJii Ahmad Kiian Esq., B.A.

Revenue Secretariat

Director-Gofll. & Socy. to Govt.

Acting Jo-int Sserotary

Deputy Secrttnry
Assistant Secretary
?>peGial Oflicor, L. F. Godfication
A-’.si.stant Secretary
do
do
do
do-

Registrar

Personal Asstt. to Hon’hl© Revenue
Member

Governmeat Pleader

JuJiclaf^ Police and

.*^erTetaiy

Ih'puty Soerdtary
t'oerctitry
Assb'l. ' \-.\ry

r ei'soiiiil Asst, to Hon’blc t\\o IKotoo and

Member

Asst. Soentary
F/xtr? ‘Xs-’t, Sfjoietary
r!"'eistri.r

R. M. Crofton, Esq., b.a.,

I.U.8 j.p. ,

Kawab Masbuqne Tar Jung
Bahadur, BJt.

Syed Badruddin Hasaa, E8q.,B. A ,
H. C. S.

... Nawab Turab Yar Jung Bahadur
... Mahbub Ali Khan, Esq., HjC.S.

... Eknath Pershad, Esq
... Aziz Abbas Esq.,

... Habib Mohammed Esq, B.A., H.C.a
... Syod Ibrahim Esq.

... Ram Lai Esq., b.a,, l.l.b.

... V. Laxniinarayaii Esq, B.A.

... Gulara Hyder, H.C.?.

... Mo-haraniad Faizuddin Esq.

General SecretariaL

J^Aiwab Zc/olcador Jung Bahadur;.

M A., (Cantab) Bar- at -Law
... Md. Azhar Hasan Esq., B.A.

... Sd GuTuw Fanjtiin Esq., B.A., L.I .B,
... S<y ed im i , Esq

... Syed MoI\d« Fazluddin, Esq.

... Kliaja Asadiillah Khan

... Nawab Sardar Jung Bdr. B.A., L.L.B*,

... Mirza Akram Ali Baig, Esq.

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P. W. Secretariat I. B. 6 ^ G. B.

Chief Engineer & St ry toGovt.,r. W. D....
Depty. Chief Engineer, P. W. D.

Asstt do I. B.

Asstt do G. B.

PersonaJ Asst, to C. E. & Secy. P. W. D. ...

Special Engr., Dist Power S.;hcnie
Deputy Secretary, P. W. D.

Asst. do

Assistant Architect, P. W. D.
Architectural Draughtsman
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Registrar

Registrar

Suh-EiiginecT, G. B.

Personal Asst to the Tlon’bh* IVl ember,

P. W. D.

Nawab Ali Nawaz Jung Bahadur,
F.C.H.C.E., Cooper Hill (London)
C. C. Paul Esq , M.I.C.E., O.B.E.

M. D. Gadgil Esq., p.a.L.C.E.
(Poona)

C. C. Dalai, A. M. I. C. E.

Abdul Qiyoom Khan (B. Sc Hon.
Manch.)

K. Mahmood Hussain M.A. (Cantab)
Mechl. Sc. Tripos
Syed Yousuf Ali Esq , H.C.S.

Mir Ziaul Haq, Esq.

Syed Aziz, AIi, Esq., A.R.I., B.A.,
Test (London)

Kalkundrikar
Mohammed Saifnddin, Esq.

Abdul Aziz, Esq

Khaja Munawar Hasan, Esq. B.A.
(Allgarb)

G. V. Hardikar, Esq. Sub-Engr’s
Test (Roorkoo)

Abdul Khader Razvi, Esq.

Legislative Secretariat.

Nawab Hishim Yar Jung Bhdr,

Socretiiry & Legal Advi?,er

Lender Secy & Registrar, Judicial Com-

M.A., L 1. B.

mittee

Mir Turab Ah Esq., B.A., LL.B,,

Assistant Secretary

Salubz-jd,! Mir Nazir Ah, Esq, B.A.
JLb.n ,( Lon ion) Bar-jt-Law

\jTii\eT ...

^ o\\0. Y B . a.

(Hons), M.A. (Oxen), B.C.H.,
Ba^-at.Law^,

Registrar, Legislative Secretariat

Mir Abbas All Esq., M.A.

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H. e. H. THE NI2AM'<3 GOVERNMENT

Personal Assistant to Con. F.W.C.

Mir Mohamed Ziauddi

Working Plans Officer W.C. ...

Syed Mahmood Razvi

Ag. do do W.C,

Mohsin Bin Mohamad

Forest Settlement Officer W. c.

Gulam Hyder, Hj.C.fl.

do E.C.

Syed Shahabuddin Khan

Excise Departments

Commissioner

Mir Ghulam Mohamod Quraisbi.

Deputy Commissioner

Syed Mohamed Taqi.

Talukdar, Abkari Marliatwafi

Khaja Mohd. Fiazuddin Khan.

do Telingfina ...

B. Banga Beddy.

do Karnatak (Hyd.)

V. Banga Beddy.

Supdt. Abkari Medak (Hyd.) ...

Ahmed Ali Khan.

Supdt. Abkari Secunderabad ...

B. N. Gurdawachari.

Supdt. Narayanguda Distillery

Syed Hamiddudin Khan.

Supdt, (Opium and Ganja Sections)

Ahmed Khan.

Temporary Superintendent

D. G. Devlin.

Superintendent ...

Mir Mussa Khan.

Assistant Superintendent

Syed Mohiuddin.

Distille. y Officer...

Gulam Husain Siddiqi.

Assistant Superintendent

Khaja Habib Ahmed.

Lecturer

Jehangirji Chahai.

Agricultural Department

Director'^ Office.

Offg. Director Hyderabad Dn.

Nizamuddin Hyder Esq.

Personal Assistant Hyderabad Dn.

Mirza Mohiuddin Baig Esq.

B. A., C. T.

executive Staff-r

Deputy Director of Agriculture Hiraayat-

Khan Sahib Miyan Ahmed Ali

sagar, Hyderabad Dn.

Sufi, L. Ag.

Economic Botanist, Himayatsagar Hy’bad...

Ardoshir Kurshid, Esq., B.A., B. MS.

Agricultural Chemist, Hyderabad Dn.

Dr. P. G. Krishna, B. 8c., Ph. D.

Horticulturist, Hyderabad Dn.

Mir Basul Sultan, Esq., M. 8c.

Machinery Supdt., Hyderabad Dn.

Abdul Majid Esq , B. Ag.

Boring Supdt., Hyderabad

M. M. Stewart, Esq , A M., Inst E. E.

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM’S GOVERNMENT

Army and Medical S

Army and Medical Secretariat

ccretarp .. Nawab Samad Yar Jung Bahadur

Deputy Secretary

... ... Nawab Rais Yar Jung Bahadur

Assistant Secretary

... ... Mohamod Baqar, Esq.

do

... ... Mohamed Abdul Jalil Esq.

do

Syod Nazirul Hasan Hosh Bil-
grami Esq.

do

... ... Mirza Abdur Rahman Bog Esq.

Nazm — Jamiat Irregular Force.

Comdr. Nazm-e-Jamiat Irregular Troops .. Nawab Kudrath Nawaz Jung Bdr.

Assistant

... Syed Abu Mohamed Sahob

do

,. ... ... Mir Shujaat Husain Khan Saheb

do

. ... ... Raja Narayan Porhsad Bahadur

do

. ... ... Khwaja KhairuUa Khan Saheb

Geological Survey Depar(:menfc.

(Camp Head-quarters Address : — Lingsugur, Raiclur.)

Spl. Officer Incharge

Vaccant

Assistant Suptd.

Mr. S. K. Mukerjoo, M. Sc., B. L.

Petrologist

...

Mr. L. S. Krishna Murthy, B. 8c.

Assistant Suptd. ...

...

Dr. C. Mahadevan, M, A., D. Be.

Assistant Suptd. ...

...

Mr. H. S Krishna Murthy, B. Be..

Revenue Survey and Settlement Department.

Commissioner

...

Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Koraishi

Deputy Commissioner “Settlement’*

Mr. Johangir B. Mehta

Deputy Commissioner “Land Records’’

Moulvi Md. Abdul Hafiz

Deputy Commissioner “Jagirat’’

Mr. Ghouso Mohiuddin

Assistant Commissioner

„ Ghulam Mohiuddin

do

...

„ Mohamed Khan

do

„ Dawooi Khan

do

„ Kazim Ali Quaraishi

do

„ Syed Laiq Hussain

do

„ Vali-ur- Rahman

do

.«•

,, Ghulam Mohamed

76

H. e. H. THE NIZAM’S GOVERNMENT

Ag. Assistant Commissioner
Ag. do

Ag. do

Ag. do

Ag. do

Ag. do

Ag. do

Ag. Personal Assistant to the Commissioner
Ag. Bub-Assistant Commissioner (Land
Records

Ag. (Jamabandi)

Mr. Behramji Dorabji Chenoy
„ Mohamed Ali
„ Mohamed Comer
„ Govind Rao
,, Ghulam Ahmed Quaraishi
„ Ranch ocldass
„ M. Muzhur Hussain
„ M. SibgatuUah

„ Burzorji B. Mohta
„ Vaman Phatak

Medak Division ChadderghaL Hyderabad Deccan.

Subedar, Revenue Commissioner ... Mir Ahmed <^li Khan Sahib

Divisional Engineer ... ... Khalid Bannerjoe, K.R.S.A.,M,I.M,,

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Police Department (District Police)

rector General of Police & Jails. ... S. T. Hollins, Esq., C. 1. E., I. P.
iputy Director do Western Range Syod Muzzafar Husain Sufi B.A. LLB
iputy Director General of Police Eastern
Range. ... ... R. C. Iyengar, Esq. B A.

3 st. to Director General of Police (Force), Lieut- Colonel Azmatullah Shah
sst. I/C F.B.P. Criminal Tribes Section .. Raja Ekbalchand
rincipal, Police Training School ... Syod Alamdar Husain, Esq , B A.

Bst. to Dir. Gen. of Jails ... ... Mr Syod Muham^’d Ishaq, Esq.

sbt. to Dir. Gen. of Police (Accounts.) ... Syed Mobarak, Esq. B. A.

Criminal Investigation Department

)y. Director General C I. D. ... ... G. A. Anderson, Esq. , I. P.

updt. C. I. D., S., B. Hd- Qrs ... Khan Bahadur Abdul Majid, O.B.E.

updt. C. I. D Crime Branch ... ... Syed All Kasim, Esq.

Lsst. Supdt. C.I.D. Crime Branch ... Noorul Haq Esq. li.C.8.

do S.B ... ... Ashfaq Ahmad, Esq.

Jhief Office Supdt. S.B ... ... H. Norman Esq

Police Department (City Suburbs of Hyderabad,)

Commission of Police ... ... Nawab Rahmat Yar Jung Bahdr

Depty Commr. I/C Palace Pol ico ... Lieut-Colonel Nawab Sultan Yar

Jung Bahadur

Dy. Commr. (CID.) ... ... Mir Mahmood Ali, Esq.

Special Officer & Deputy Commr. I/C Crime

& Armed Police ... ... Hubert Gough, Esq.

Assistant Commissioner ... ... Liout. Syed Mohomad Hussain

do ... ... Mohd, Ibrahim Khan Nugud, Esq.

do ... ... Mir Saadath All, Esq .

do ... ... Ghulam Murtaza, Esq.

Offg. do ... ... Hafiz Younus Mirza, Esq.

do .. ... Syod Ghulam Mohamood, Esq.

Jails Department

Ass istant'Di rector- General ... ... Mohd. Ishaq, Esq.

Superintendent Central Jail .. ... William Bailey. Esq.

Assistant Surgeon, Jails Hospital ... Mir Ahmed Ali Zaidi, Esq.

Asst Supdt. Central Jail ... ... Abdul Khair, Esq.

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM'S GOVERNMENT

Mint and Stamp Department^

Mint Master and Superintendent of stamps.. P. B. Ohenoy, Esq.

Head Treasurer ..

..

K. S. Naik

1st Engineer

•t ... .»t

Shaik Rahman

2nd Engineer

.. ...

Mahmood Ali

3rd En^iinoer

.

W. J. Godfrey

Bupdt. of Police,
partments

Mint and Allied Do-

Shaik Ahmed Abbadi

Deputy Assistant
stamps

Superintendent of

S. E. Gorakshakar

H, E* H. The Nizam's High court*

Nawab Mirza Yar Jung Blidr., B.A.,

Chief Justice

...

... LL.D.

Kawab Jecvan Yar Jung Bdr., B.A.

Puisne Judge

...

... (Cantab) Bar-at-h-aw

do

...

... Kawab Akbar Yar Jung Bahadur
Nawab Nazir Yar Jung Bhdr.,

do

...

M. A., L. L. D., Bar-at-law.
Nawab Asghar Yar Jung Bhdr.,

do

...

B. A. (Oxon) Bar-at-law

Raja Bahadur Rai Bishoswar Nath^

do

...

... B. A., LL. B.

do

...

... Nawab Siddiq Yar Jung Bhdr.

do

...

... Moulvi Ghaziuddin Ahmed

Mir Alam All Khan, B.C. L.,

Inspecting Officer, Judicial Dept.

... Bar-at-law

Mir Basit Ah Khan, M. A.,

Registrar

...

... Bar-at-Law

Assistant Registrar

...

... Mirza Asaudullah Baig

Chief Supdt. ...

... Syed All ShalJbir

do .»»

...

... Mohd. Abdur Rahman

do

... Syed Mohamad Shutarl

Govornmont Pleader

...

... Mohamod Murtuza Khan, B.A.,LL. B.

do

...

... R. Damodher Reddy, Bar-at-Law

H. E. H. THE NIZAM'S GOVERNMENT

H. E. R Tfie Nizam’s Civil Medical 6* Public Health Department.

Director, Medical and Public Health
Department ... ... Col. J. Normen Walker, C.T.E., I.M.S.

D^outy Dirretor, Medical Public Health Liout-Col. Mohammed Ashruff,
Department ... ... ... M.B., Ch B.

Assistiint Director, Public Health Eastern Dr. C. P. Chenoy, D.P.H,,

Circle .. ... ... D.T M

As^^istiint Director, Public Health Western Dr. L, D. Khatri, L.R.O.P,,

Circle ... ... ... M.R.C.S.

Personal Assistant to the Director, Medi-
cal Dopaitment .. .. .. Syed Lutf Ahmed, Esq.

1/C Stores Dm neb. Director, Medical

Department’s Otfico ... .. Dr. B. Narayan Singh, L.M.P.

Plague Do;) irtment
Assistant Surgeons

Sub-AsBtt. Surgeons ...

Malaria Department ...

Aisstant Surgeon
Sub-Asstt. Surgeons ...

Chemical Examiners*
Department

Assistant Surgeon
Sub- Asst, Surgeons

AfsU, Surgeon
Medical Insp 'ctor of
SciiocMs

Sub- Asst, Surgeon
Lady Asst. Surgeon

Dr. C. L. Abluwalia, M R.B.S. /'Punj) M.R.C S., L.R.C.P,
(Eng.) D.P.H. (Lond).

Dr S. Ragbvon ’or Rao, T..M. &: S . U T,M., P.P.H.

Dr. M. Damadharam Naidu, L.M. & B , Assistant
Health Officer, Bagh<at
Dr. Mir Mohamed Taki, L.M. & 8.

Dr. Govind Tnmbak

Dr. M. S. V. Erisbna Rao, L.M. & P„ D.P.H.

Dr. K. M. Rudrappa»

Dr. A. Mohan Rangam, L.M. & S., D.p.H,

Dr. M, M. Siddiq, M h.B.S (Punj) k.R.C S., L.R,0,P.

(Eng) D.P.H., D T, VI. & H. (Lond).

Dr. U. S. l*4ars;ngb Kao, L.M. & P,

Dr, R, V, PuraniG, L,M, & S., D.P.H.

Dr Mohd, Shanum Mddiqi i, L.M, & S., D.P.H.

Naw.'l) ShavaV Yar dung Blulr , Capt. B. 5. Taraporo,
A,l.U.O, (retired) L.R.t'.P. cY S., D P.H , D.T.M.,
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Dr. N. S, Ganosh, L.M, & s.

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM*S GOVERNMENT

Unani Medical Deparfcmerrt

Ag. Chief Supdt. Unani Dispenaries
Asst. Chief Supdt. Sadar Shafakhana
Superintendent Suburban Shafakhana
do Husaini A)am

Asst. Supdt. Hari Baoli

do Suburban Dispy,

Asst. Suj dt. Ahmed Mohella
lieadmaster, Unani Medical School
Asst. Headmaster do

Archaeological

Nazim

Assistant

Supdt. Ajaib Khan

... Md- Muniruddin Khan Ulvi

... Syed Sarfaraz Husain

... Abdul Barkat Fatihuddin Ahmad

... Md. Abdul Qadir

... Md. Kakhruddm Khan

... Mirza Kasim All Beg

... Mirza Waj id Ah Bog

... Md. Ibrahim

... Syod Hyder Hasaini

Deparimeat.

... Ohulam Yezdani, Esq. M.A,

.« Syed Yusuf, Esq.

... Khaja Md. Ahmed,, Es%.

l>irectox

Nizamiah Observatory

— Mr. T. P. Bhaakaran, M,.A^

Census Department.

Assitant Census (Temporary)

R. Thomas, Esq.

Statistics

Director

Assistant Director
Assistant

Department

. . Mazhar Husain Esq.

... Abu Mohammed. Esq.

... Mu: Mcdiiuddin Khan, Esq.

Goveremeet Central Press.

Supdt., Gk>vernniest Central Press

Asst,

do

Addl.

do

do

do

Civilian, (Attached)

Asst. Supt. Stationery Depot...

... Raja Vonugopal Pillai

Qari Syed Abdul Karim Husains
... Shaik Ahmed;

... Md. Ni2aimuddin

... Abdul Quiyum

... Syed KhaliluDah Hiisaini

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM’^S GOVERNMENT

jial Engineer District Water- Works Mohamed Ahmed Mirza, Esq*
-Engineer District Water-Works ... K. Shaama, Esq.
t. Engineer Water-Works ... J. C, Compass, Esq.

do 1st Bn* Infty Works ... ^yed Ali Asghar, Esq.

t. Engineer Re-moulding Water- Works. F. Gampoose, Esq.

Combined! Survey Projects

Engineer ... ... ... P. Papiah. Esq*. B. a.

it. do ... ... ... Khaja Azimuddm Esq

do ... ... ... Shadi Ram Kapoor, Esq

Electricity Department

rector ... ... ... H. C. H. Armsteed, Eiq*, B. 8c.,

A. C. G. I., A.M.I.C.E., A.M.1 E.E.^

A M.l M.E.

puty Director ... ... ... R, Balfouar Clarke Esq*

jchanical Engineer ... ... P Sunder Raj, Esq., L. M. E.

eotncal Engineer ... ... V. Kishen Rao, Esq., L. E. E.

ains Superintendent ... ... S. H. Ahmed, Esq., B. 8c. (Eng. )»

A. M I. E.E.

reet Light and Consumers’ Engineer ... Mohomod Ariff, Esq.
irsonal Asst- to Director (on deputation). Asaf Ali Baig, Esq , F. H. D.

3gistrar ... ... ... A. Racnasabapathi, Esq.

ablicity Officer ... ... ... A. Keshev Rao, B.Sc.

. A, to Director ... ... ... N. Bhawnani,. Esq*,. B. 8c.

Mint Workshop Department

drector, H* C. H. Armstead, Esq., B. 8c„ A. C.G. I.,a,m. I.C.E.,a,M J.E.E.,A.M.I.M.*;
Registrar, M^Niamatulla, Esq., B. Com. (B’ham) Bar-at-Lauw

Registration and Stamp Department

.’nspector-GeneraV ... ... Md. Abdul Hamid Esq.

test. Inspector-General ... ... Md. Rahimnd'din, Esq., B.A.

ftogietrar, Baida ... ... Mowahaddin Esq.

inspeoior Officer ... ... Syed Najmuddin Esq.

^ ... .. ... Md. Shujauddin Khan Esq.

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T ransporhation Depaiimani

Transportation Supdt, (Movement Sec’bad). A. H. W. Watts, Esq.

Asst. Tran. Supdt. Sec’bad ... ... R. Hydari, Esq.

do ... ... D. H. Hall, Esq

do (on leave)... ... P. Ramsay Brown, Esq.

Stores Department

Supdt. of Stores Secunde»’abad ... F. Blair, Esq. A. M. I. E. E.

Asii Supdt. of Stores (on leave) ... J. D. D3nny, Esq.

Engineering Department (Open Line)

Chief Engineer, Opon Line ... ... I. P. Davies, Esq.

Personal Asst, to Chief Engineer Sec’bad.... N. Srinivasa Aiyar, Esq,
Personal Asst. (Techinical) to Chief Eng-
ineer, Secunderabad ... ... C. Sheshagiri Rao, Fsq.

Dist. Engineer, Eastern Dictrict Sec’bad ... C H A. Newman, Esq.
Asst, do do do ... S. M. Alam, Esq.

Executive Engineer. Eastern Dist. Kazipet B. C. Schaffcer, Esq.

Ag. Dist. Engineer, Vorthern Dist. Sec’bad H. G, Bongough, Esq,

Asst. Engineer, Northern Dist. Jalna ... S. Badrinath, Esq,

Asst.

do

do

Sec’bad

.. A. Balakrishna, Esq,

Dist.

do

Western Dist

do

.. N. K, Kapur, Esq.

Asst.

do

do

do

... G, A. L. Bowen, Esq.

Asst.

do

do

do

.. S, Yasin Ali Khan, Esq,

Probationary Asst. Engineer, Wertern Dist

Secunderabad . . ... S N. Bilgrami, Esq.

Ag. Dist. Engineer, Central Dist,, Mettugud E. W ilkinson. Esq,

Honorary Asst. Signal Engineer, Central

District ... ... F. A. Torpy, Esq.

District Engineer (on leave) ... ... R. V, Gregory, Esq,

do do ... ... J. N. Nanda, Esq,

Asst. Engineer do ... ... P. Uldall, Esq,

Locomotive Department

Loco & Carr. Supdt. Lalaguda ... C, I. Hutton, Esq.

Deputy Loco do ... ... Major E. W. Slaughter, M, B. E,

Works Manager (on leave) ... ... F, E. Hough, Esq,

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District Carriage and Wagon Surdt.
Laldgu(Lt

Dist. Loco Supdt. Lalaguda ...

Asst. Loco & CarriagtJ Supdt. Lalaguda
Asst, to Loco & Carr. Supdt, do
Ag. Works Manager

E. T. Scrivener, Esq.

W. C. Nichols, Esq.

J. F. S MacDonald, Esq.
Iqbal Hydari^ Esq^

J. W. E. Gurr, Esq.

CITY IMPROVEMENT BOARD.

President — Walasban Prince Nawab Muazzarn Jah Bahadur
Members — >Jawab Mehdi Yar Jurg Bahadur

Nawab Sir Hyder Nawaz Jung Bahadur
T. J. Tasker, Esq.

Nawab Hashiin Yar .Juag Baiiadur
Nawab liais Jung Bahadur
Col. J. Norman Walker
Nawab Siraj Yar Jung Bahadur
Kaja Bahadur VenVat Rama Roddy
Nawab Rah mat Yar Jung Bahadur
Nawab Asluin Yar Jung Bahadur
Dr, Ashraf Nawaz Jung Bahadur
Hon. fleer etaru ... Nawab Sir Nizainat Jung Bahadur

Jonit Secrefani Mr Mohor All Fazil

Sn peri nten di n t/ Kn (fi n eer
IHvisfonal Eiuji neer
Divisiona I E n (ji nar
Snh’Entjineer
Sub-Engineer
Government Pleader

Mr. Mohir Ali Fazii, L.O.E.

Mr. Md Abdus Sainad

Mr, Chandulall C. Dangoria, ivi.So.

Mr, J. D. M Dm

Mr. Nazor Husain

Mr. Mirza Md. All Bog

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HYDERABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATORS

JupGrint'^ndoTit (Corporation Branch) ... Syed Ahmed Hussain Esq.

do (Accounts Branch) ... Nawah Mir Turab Ah Khan Esq.

do (Vital Statistics Branch) ... Mifza Mohammed Baig Esq.

^lay Director, (Victory Park Play Ground

Sultan Bazaar) ... ... John Manoah Esq.

Hyderabad Muncipal Corporators

^Tomtnated

President. ... Nawab Mehdi Yar Jung Bahdr. Chief Justice

Sroenivns Bao Karvankar Esq., Bar-at-law.

Baja Bahadur Pandit Gin Ran, R^tirad Judge High Court
Raja Dondiraj Bahadur, Bar-at-law

B”.h idur , Aravamudu Iyengar, B. A., B.L.

Dr Gor !k>hanl'Cr, M. B , Ch. B., (Edin)

Nawab Rahmat Yar Jung Bahadur, Commission City
Police

Ghulam Mahmood Kuraishi, Esq,

Syed Turab All, Esq.

Syed Yusuf All, Esq.

Mirza All Yar Khan Esq. B.A., (Can) Director Information
Bureau

Elected

J. C. Vioajoe Esq., (Parsees)

Dr. S. P. Raju, (Christians)

Pandit R. K. Ramaswamy (Depressed Classes)

Raja Bahadur Venkat Rama Reddy, O.B.E., (Sarf-e-Khas)
Nawah Aga Y.ar Jung Bahadur, Paigah (Moinudowla)

Md. Abdul Az z, Esq., (Paigah SuUan-uDMulk)

Darn Sluipoorji Esq., (Paigah Lutfuddowla)

Hadi Ail, Em|., B. a., (Salar Jung State)

Gun a K.io, Esq Maha Raja (Peshkar Bahadur's State)
Rai Mm Median Lai, E.sq. (Jagirdars)

Kawab Mohan ed Miieaffar Khan (Jagirdars )

Nawab Fakhr Nawaz Jung Bahadur (Osmania Graduates)
Sett Pannalal, (Sowoars & Merchants)

Mohammed His<amuddin Esq., (A Division — City)
Mohammed Mazher Ali Esq., (B Division — City)

Syed Ahmed Mohmddin Esq , (C Division — City)

Shall Alam Khan, Esq., (D Division—City)

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HYDERABAD MUNICIPAL CORPORATORS

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Ahuiil Wahid E^q. B. Ward

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S(M5retary to the Hon’blo the Resident and

Sessions Judge ... ... ... J. H. Thompson, Esq., I.C.S.

Undersecretary to the Hon'blothe Resi-
dent ... . Liout, L. A. C. Fry

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Stamps ... .. E. P. D^war, Esq., I B.O.

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dent ... .. Singh Bahadur, l.D.S.M.

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AdminiBbered Areas ... ... P. J. Anderson, Esq., M.B.E.

Residency Surgeon ... ... Lt -Col* R. F. D. Mac’Gregor

M.C., M.B., M.R.C.P.E, I M.S.

Hist, Supdt. of Police, Sec’bad ... R, d^Lii C. Ozanno, Esq., I. P.

Supdt., Hy’bad. Railway Police ... G. B. D. Pulleyne, Egq., I P.

Executive Engineer, Residency Public
Works Dept. ... ... . . Lt.-Col. T. G. Wilmer, R, E,

Distt & Additional Sessions Judge ... Dewan Bahadur P. C. Lobo, B.A.,

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Distt, Munsif ... ... ... M. R, Ky. V. Daniel Clieilappa AvL

Deputy Supdt. of Dist, Polico ... W L. Gilbert, Esq.

Deputy Supdt. of Rly. Police ... ... L. T. Knowles. Esq.

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SECUNDERABAD CANTONMENT AUTHORITY

Secunderabad Cantonment Authority

Brigadier H. St. G. S Scott, C. B,,
D, S O.

Major C. M. James. I. A.

N. A. Bow don » Esq.

Office Staff

V. Hannmantha Ran, Esq.

L. V Turner, Esq.

Health Department

Tlio Senior Executive Medical
Offic'^r in M ilitary Employ in
Stal^itorv 1 ItMl til Officer the Station

Ai>Ft IlcaJtl) Oflli\*r .iiid M>'d)cal Officer Major A. E Campbell, M. D , D.P.U,
1/C Cant (Idieral llosiiital, Boloarum .. K. A. M.

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Officer 1/C Cantonment infectious Dr, Paul T. J. Doss, M.B. Cb, B.,
Diseases HvSpital .. . 1) T.M. & Tf , D.P.H.

Medical and Registration Branch

In Sub-cha go Cantonment Hospital,

Bolarum Sub-Rognstrar of Births and

Deaths Bolarum .. ... Jamadar Harbajan Sing, I.M.D.

In Sub-charge C. I. D. Hospital Dr. Y. Somasundaram, L.M.P.

In Sub-chargo Canbonmont Dispensary
and Sub- Registrar of Birtbs & Deaths,

Trimulghery .. ... ... Dr, V. M, Raghunath Rao, L.M.P.

Tn Sub-ebargo Cantonment dispensary &

Sub-Registr..r of Birblis & l-eatLs,

BoweiipeJly ... .. .. Dr. S. J, John Pillay, L.M.P.

Cantonment DispcnsiU’y & Sub-Registrar of fDr. V. Padraa Rao, L.M.P.

Births and De.ihts Town Area, Scc’bad . i Dr. Sirajuddin Ahmed, L.M.P.

Town Cantonment Dispensary ... Dr, Mrs. G, P. Purshotham, L.M.P.

Sub- Registrar of Births and Deaths

Picket Area ... Dr. R. David. L.M.P,

Head Accountant ...
Head Clerk

President

Executive Officer ..
Assistant Secretary

ladies EMFCFIILM.

JfiMES STREET.

SECUNDCRASAD.

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SECUNDERABAD CANTONMENT AUTHORITY

Bolnnim

Tnmiilghorry

Bowonpiilly

Town

Sanitary Branch

Sanitary Inspectors

... Abdul Hnq, Esq.

... A. S. Mellon, Esq.

... ... Jamndir Nawab Ali Khan, Esq.

... P. Anna ji Rao, Esq.

Cantonment Engineering Department

Contonment Engineer
Overseer North Area
Ovo'*Me''r Son til Aree
S. D. U. Water Supplies

V.G. PanwalhorEsq., B.E., A.M.I.E

J. Rjunkrishniah, Esq.

K. Soninyajulu, Esq.

A. Ct. Kabud Esq. Acting

General Administration

Cantonment Supdt...

Vetenuiry Surgeon ..

Fire Brigade Officer
Garden Superintendent
Asst. Garden Supeniitcndont ...

Mohanimod Dawood Ahniod, Esq.
M. K. Rajagopalan, Esq., G.B.V.C.
Jaiuadar Gularn G house, Esq.
Puttiiswamy, Esq.

Francis, Esq.

Civil Staff,

District Magistrate & Collector
2nd Magistrate & Ist Class Magistrate
for administered Areas ...

District & Additional Sessions Judge

District Munsif.

Superintendent of Jails

District Supintendent of Police,..

Medical Officer I/C King Ed. VII Memo-
rial Hospital, Secunderabad

Liout. L. A. C. Fry,

P J. Anderson, Esq., M.B.E.
DewanBhdr. P. C. Lobo, B,A..(Cant.)
Bar-at-Law

M. H, Ry. V. Daniel Chellappa Avl.
B.A.,b.L.

Lt-Golonel R. F. D, Mac Gregor,
M.C.,M.13., M H ,C.P.E., I M.S.

R. do La C. Ozanne, Esq., I. P.
Lt-Gol'onel R. P. D. Mac Gregor,
M.C., M.B., M.B.C.P.E., I. M. S.

Secunderabad District Police.

District Superintendent of Police

... R. do La C. Ozanno Esq., I, P,

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Dy. Supdt. of Police I/C Police Training
School

Circle Inspector, Secudcrabad Circle
Sub-lnspector~Socundornbad Circle
do do

do do

Circle Inspector — Bolarum Circle
Sub- Inspector — Bowonpally Circle
Sub-Inspector Trimulgherry Circle
Hoad Clerk

Offg. Hoad Clerk ...

W. L Gilbert, Esq,

Md. Habot,biillah Khan, Esq-
Station Staff Officer.

Sherali Khan, Esq.

Mohamad Abdulla, Esq.

Pattl,5Esq..

A, C. Prayaro, Esq.

Ganesh Singh, Esq., l.n.s.M.

Md. Azim Khan Esq.

Mr. S. V. Ilajagopalachan , Esq.

Mr. G. Narayanan, Esq.

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Secunderabed Cantonment Board.

Brigadier H. St. G. S. Scott, C.B., d.p.o.

Klian Bahadur Abdur Rahim, B.A., B.L., M.B.E.

The Health Officer
The Garrison Engineer

Lt-Col. R. F. B. Mac Gregor, M.C., M.B., M. R. c. P. E.,

I.M.8,

Major P. Shelley, 4th Bn, 5th Mahratta Light Infantry
Cape. D. C. Butterworth, 1st Bn. The North Stafford-
shire Regiment
Lieut. L. A. C. Fry

Capt. H. N. Charrington, 1st Bn. The North Staffordshire

Regiment

Khan Bahadur Ahmod Alladdin
Khan Sahib S, J. Dalai, B.A., LL.B.

Rao Bahadur A. Venugopal, B A., B.L.

Rai Bahadur Sett Shnkrishen Sukdov
Mr. Joe - do . Santhana Fern >s
Mr. Dandu Peiitiah

Executive Officer

and Secretary ... Major C. M. James, LA.

Secunderabad Cantonment Town Improvement Trust.

Chairman ... J. IL Thompson, Esq., I C. S.

Members ... Lt-Col. H. R, Kermack, R. E., p. s. c.

Major A. E Campbell, M. D., B. ch., D.P.Il., R. A. M. C.
Khan Bahadur Abdur Rahim, B.A., B.L., M.B.E*

Khan Shaib S. J. Dalai, B.a., LL.B.

Dr. Paul T. J. Doss, M.B., Ch, B., D.T.M.ll., D.P.H,
Ex-ENGINEER ... Lt. Col. T G. Wilmer R E., (LA.)

Asst. Engineer ... P. R. Padukono, Esq , b. a., b. e-

Superintendent ... F. K. Suntook Esq.

Honorary Bench Magistrates.

Rao Bahadur S. Venkata Reddi Esq.

Khan Sahib A. K. Babu Khan, Esq.

Dr. M. Bharatan.

H. D. Watcha, E.‘^q,

President
Vice President
Ex-Officio

Nominated

Elected

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DECCAN DISTRICT HEAD QUARTERS BOLARUM

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Chief Clerk

Lieuttnant J. B. Colv.n, West York RcgL
Col. M. H. Deiid>, I) s o, MC., p sc,

Major H. V. Collmgridgo, p. s. c., 6th Gurkha Rifles Off3
Col. W. G. Elphixibton, M,C P.S.C.

Major W. A. Trott, M, c. p. S.C , 9th Jat Regiment, Offg«
Major W.H G. Board, P. 8. c., 4/2nd Punjab Rogimjnt,
Lieutenant E, Chatfield, I. A. C. C.

Attached to the Staff

C. R.E.

A. C, R. E. (Works) ...

A. C. R. E. (E & M.) .

Surveyor of avokks ..

Liout-Colonc'l H. N. Koiinaok, P . s. c., R. E.
Major 1). L. Middlenur-, M.C., K. E.

Captain N do C. Yolland, R. E.
h\ W. Bone, iibq., P. A .S. 1.

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Colonel R. P. Lewis, D. s. o., Otig
Major T. Young M.is., R. A. M* C.,

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Special Appointment
Educational Officer Major S- S. Poolo, A, C. E.

Office of The O. C. Station.

S. S. O. Capt, L. E, Bishop, m .c., Duko of Wellington’s Rogimont

C. C. M. A. No. 9 Area

A, C, Oxley, Esq.,

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Conductor E, W. Dolunierc, I, A. C. C.

Sub-Conductor A. B, Terry, R, I. A. S. C.

,, I. B. Thwaities, I. A, C. C.

„ W. G. E. Hammond, I. A. O. C.

„ C, R. Morris,

British Military Hospital

COLONEL,

H. L. Howell, O.B.E., M.C. R.A.M.C. &

A.D.C,

MAJORS

W. W. S. Sharpe
C. W. Greonway
A. E. Givmpboll

SISTERS.

Miss M. Wilson
„ M.C. Kelly
„ E. Mo Intosh
„ G. F. Chapman
„ P.E. Wilkons
„ D. Sinden

CAPTAINS.

R. J. G. Hyde
D. Bluett

S. G. M. Lynch
A. F. Kennedy

T. R Wall, A. D. C.

Marton S. E. A. Hardy Q.A.I.M.N.S.

Staff Nurse

Miss E, A, Clark©

M iss V. I, Tucker
Miss E. F. W. M. Jolly
Miss H. Kneobone
M.bs D. a J. Crowley

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DECCAN DIST. BRITISH FORCES

^JomadJir Biikhl^war Smgh W/Officor Man Singh Panaych

do V. T’. Kclan Dr. (Mrs.) L. C. R. Rao

Sarbdayal Singh Dr. (Miss) K. P. Dovaky

Veierinery Services,

Military Veterinary Hospital, Tnmnlghorry.

Royal Army Veterinary Corps.

Major (*. W. Godwin Lieut J A. Laangloy

Cajit. R. K. Kent

Indian Army Vetennary Corps.

(Veterinary Assistant Surgeons).

Risaldar Karam Singh Jemadar Gopal Singh

„ Sher Ahmad Khan W. O Bal S.ngh Sandlu

Indian Army Ordnance Corps.

Major C. G Hooke, M.C., I.A.O.C. S-Condr. W. G. E. Hammond I.A.O.C.

S-Coaidr. E. Edward do ,, C. R. Moris do

Military Engineer Services.

Liout'Col. H. N. Kormaek, K. E.
Major D. L. MiddU'inas, M.C-, R. E.

„ W. ft. de (kmry- Baldwin, R,E.
C,»pt. R. DoG. YoHand, R. E,
y. W. Bone, Esq.

(^ondr. J. Slado
Suh-Condr. H. C, Crompton

Sub-Condr. A. J. W, Thompson
Q.M.S. R. Slieridan
Staff Sergeant C. Smith
Mr.O. K. Crange.S.D.O
„ T. 0- Vvluswfimy Pillay
„ P, S. Pandit, B.E. (Civil) (A.M.I;

Slrt. E.)

Fort Armament Trimulgherry.
OfTicor-in-Cliarge ... ... ... Capt. R. W. Owen, M.O.

Military Grass Farm.

Manager I/C Military Grass Farm

S/Canductor C. C. Welch

DECCAN DIST. BRITISH FORCES

Military Detention Barracks, Trimulgherry.

Coininandant. ... ... Major L. V. Dart, M.C., SthBn.

]2th F.F. Ro^imenfe

Suporintondont ... ... ... S.Q.M.S. W. H. Waller,

Pension Pay Department.

Pension Paymaster Soc’bad & Bolarum ... Rao Saliib S. S. CTliavaii

„ Hyderabad ... Treasury Officer, Residency

Local Audit Office.

Mr. P. Singaravolu Mudaliar. (Dy. Asst. Controller of Military Accounts) Locrst

Audit Office.

Mr. T N. Girme, Supormteiub iit, Secundorabad Office.

,, K. S. Ramaswamy A'yar. Superintendent, Local Audit Group, Bolarum.

Government Military Dairy Farm, Secunderabad^

Manager ... .. ... Mr. J. T. Cox

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Office at Bolarum

Corainandor
Bi igado Major
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Hoad Clerk

... Brigader G. do la P. Boresford, M. C., P. S. C.
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CAPTAIN

V. C. Ritchie

LIEUTENANTS

J. F. Wilson
P. CroHthwaito
M. T. G. Wood
,1. G. Geddos

1st King's Dragoon Guards,

I-IEUV. COLONEL.
Comdg. Officer, E. W. H. I^’prot

MAJORS

J. G. E. Tiarks
J, J. O’Beirne
D. McCorquodale

CAPTAINS

J. A. Holmes
B. A. J. Peto

CAPTAINS

W. B. Radford
P. C. Drabble
R. F. Luck
A. P. C. CroBsley
M. J. Lindsay

Adjutant

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LIEUTENANTS

W.E. S. Whetborly
F. C. Cowper
J. F. H. Weaver
H. J. Eydon

lind IIEUTENANTS.

A. W. A. Llowollcn Palmer
A. Hellyer
M. R. Arkwright

Q, A.

A. C. S. Dclmego
H.R. G. Priestly
H. C. Selby
W. N. Can ns

LIEUT. & Qb. Mr.
E. T. Robinson

WARRANT OFFICERS I.
R. S. M. J. Birkett
H. J. Spencer
LMISTRESS

Q. A. S. Mrs. J. R. Slado, B A.

7th Light Cavalry

Lake Lines, Bolarum

LIEUT. COLONEL
C.A. L. Howard, L. s. o., M. V. o.,
M, c , p.s. c., Comdg
MAJORS

M. M. Stevenson, P. S. C.

C. Canipbell-Harris
R. S. King M.O.

J. M. Hugo

CAPTAINS

Malik MohomedAli

Tara Singh Bal, Offg. Adjutant

LIEUTENANTS

Gurbachan Singh
Ahmed Jan, Qr. Mr.

J. N. Chaudhuri
Mohumod Yousuf
R. M Bilimoria
Massaud Khan

Nawabzada Mohammed Sher Ali
Khan

Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry

{nth FtonVter Force.)

Haig Lines, Bolarum
Lieut-Colonel.

Commandant, H. A. Garstin, M-C.

Majors.

B- W. G. Walker, M.C,
Captains
P. R. Tatham
J. M. Ferguson
G, Knowles

R. G. Hanmor, Adjutant

C P. Bayer

Li .utenants

J. R. H. Orr, Quartermaster
M. S. Browne
G. B. Buckston

2/Lieutbnant
E. W. Bols

* ■ a-M eiliTIIMnS .MM HUfSAIN 121 JAMES ST SEC'BAD‘

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163

DECCAN DIST. BRITISH FORCES

1st Bn, The North Staffordshire Regt, (The Prince of Wales* s — Condt,

LIEUTENANTS

R. S. E M. Virning

A. J. P. Ritchie

2ND LIEUTFNaNTS

J. C. R Conron

S.J. Keating J. E. Booth,

LIEUT. & Qr. Mr.

... F. M. Watkins

INDIAN OPriCER

... Subodar Khalil Ahmod Khan

W. Os. CLASS I.

... R.S.M.H.RLoe

bandmaster

... L. W. Leo, A.R.C.M.

SCH00LMI8!RE3S

... Q. A.S Mrs. B. K. Martin

2/lieutenants

... W. T. Wilson

P. C. Gupta

4th Bn^

5th Mahratta Light Infantry

MapJor Lirrs, Secundepabad.

LI E ITT- ('0 LONE L

S. A.

H Hungerford, M.C., P.S.C., N.8.

MAJORS

C. B. Mo B 0

L.C.M. Bellamy, Adjutant

A. R. Solly

P. Shelley

R. H. Thomrson

A. J.M. Wilton

H. L. Isaacs

R. S. Woodman

CAPTAINS

A. Boyes Cooper

Quarter Master J. A. L. Cowie

I. C A. Lauder, Qr. Mr.

LIKOTISN.^NT

O.R. Wood

2nd LIEUTENANTS

P. M. W. Doylo

H. D. Parsons Smith

5hi Battalion 6th Rajputana Rifles.

Plassey Lines, Bowenpally*

IJElrr- COLONEL

MAJOR

J. A. Ferguson, o. u. E ,

P S. C. K. Guy

Conidt.

CAPTAINS

LIEUTENANTS

(i. L. Sliipton

Z. A. Qizilbash

A. P. Whitley

Umrao Singh, Qr. Mr.

J. R. West

Lachman Singh Negi

W. B, S. Webb

Adjutant Pritam Nath

C. A. S. Melville

Cliand Narain Dass

Brij Mohani Kaul

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139 / J^mes Street/

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SECUNDERABAD.

Agents for :

H. M. V. & COLUMBIA PRODUCTS,

GRAMOPHONES, RECORDS, RADIO-GRAMOPHONES, VALVES, ELECTRIC
PICK-UPS, OTHER SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.

MAJOR GENERAL WALASHAN PRINCE AZAM JAH
BAHADUR COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. H. E H. THE
NIZAM’S REGULAR FORCES, HEIR APPARENT
WITH HIS INFANT SON THE HOPE OF
ASAFIA DYNASTY.

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM’S REGULAR FORCES

ist (N. O.) H. f.S. LANCERS

Asafnagar, Hyderabad Deccan

Lt-Col. M. M. Bashir, Coiv.mandaiit
Major Goorgo Cox
Capt. Khawja Mohd, Sayced
Liout Kuiscr Muza Bog
„ Mulia Haiiiiuullah
Liout. Mohd. Anfuddin
„ Syocl Md. YahiyaAbodi, Adjutant
,, N. A. Mohta, Quartor Mastei*

„ Mirzi .1 Abdul Karim Bog
2/Liout. U. R. Edwards
„ Mirza ILmayot Bog
„ A. Hudson
„ Habibulla Khan
„ G.M, ISayoi'.d

2nd(N. O,) H. LS. LANCERS

Gotconda Hyderabad

Comdt. Liout-Col. Syod Ahmod EU
Edroos, A. & g. M.G.

Major Shaik Md. Basir
Capt. G. Cliamarotto
Lieut. Habib Zainulabuddin
Lieut. Syod Bashiruddin
Lieut, Mir imamiddin
,, Abbas Mirza
„ Nasir Mirza Bog
„ M, Yousuf All Bog
Lieut, Abdul Kader Cliida, Adjut.

,, Syed Laiq Hussain, Qi\ Mr,

,, Mirza Mohd, Zaki
„ Shafatullah Quraishi
,, Khawaja Hussan
„ Aziz Mirza
3/Lt, Syod Haneef Rabat
„ Ushaq A limed Khan, I.M.A D,

3rd (N. O.) GOLCONDA LANCERS
Hyderabad Golconda Fort

Lt-Col. Mahmood Hassan Khan,
Commandant
Major Aga All Hasan
Lieut. Mohd. Nazir Khan
„ Syod Zaki Bilgrami
Syod Zaiiiulabuddm

„ Syod Asadullah , Qr. Mr-
„ Jaffor All Khan, Adjutant
„ T E. Ross
„ M. Fariduddin
2/Lt. Sudarshan Singh
„ Mohd Fariduz-zaman
„ Shaukat Ansar i
„ AhniedulLi Khan

H.E.H.THE Nlz.AM’S AFRICAN BODY

GUARD SQUADRON

Saifabad Hyderabad
Commandant, Lt-Coi C. N, Groon
Major Syed Abdul Kassim
Major Amir Ahmod
Liout. Mirza Nizam Aii Beg, Adjutant
CAVALRY TRAINING SQUADRON

Mallapaill, Hyderabad
Comd'". Capt. Habib Ahmed
Capt. Mir Towlik All
Lumt. H. H. El Edroos, Adjutant

"B” BATY. NIZAM’S FIELD ARTILLEY

Golconda, Hyderabad
Comdt. Major Nazir-ui-Islam Khan
Major Syod Mohammed Hassan
Lieut. M. Mohdi All
2nd Licut. Ghulam Mustafa Beg
„ A. Hashami
„ Shaik Mohs in All

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM'S REGULAR FORCES

JAMIETH NIZAM MAHBUB
Chandraiguitaf Hybad.

Lieut-CoL Syod All Abu Talib, Going.
Major .Ahmed Bin Jan Nisar Yar Jung
Major Mohd, Bm Salah
Capt. Habib Saleh Bin Ulvi
Capt. SyodMohd. EUEdroos, Adjutant
Lieut. Avad Bin Nasi
2nd Lieut. Habib Hamid ^Bin Habib
Yar Jung

Cadet Mohd. Bin Nasir

tst Bn. HYDERABAD INFANTRY

Goshamahalf Hyderabad.

Lt-Col. Mohiuddin Ali Khan, Comdt.
Major Habib Hasanuddin, O. C.

Capt. Md Ahmed Ashruf
Lieut. M. Inayatulla
„ Syed Sadiq Husain
Lieut. Md, Kamaluddin Ahmed, Adjfc.
Lieut. Prithipath Singh
,, Taher All

Lieut, C. A. Waheed, Qi\ Mr,

Lieut. Syed Kasmi All Zaidi
„ Syed Mohd. Ishaq
2nd Lt. M. Munir Siddiqui
,, Habib Husain
,, Syod Mahinood
2nd Bn. HYDERABAD INFANTRY
Chandraigutta, Hyderabad,
Lt.-Colonel Roasat Ah Mirza Comdg,
Major Narrycii Reddy
Lieut. Mirza Kadeer Beg
Lieut. D. Brijkishor Singh Adjutant
Lieut. Mohd. Mohiuddin
Lieut, Ghulain Dastagir
,, Abdus Sainad Khan
Lieut. Akbar All Kha.i, Qr, Mr.

Lieut, Syed Mohd. Hasan Khan
2/Lt. Syed Mahmood
„ Habib Ahmed
„ Syod Qayam Hussain
„ Syod Ahmodullah

3rd Bn. (N.O ) HY^BAD. INFANTRY

Saifabadf Hyderabad.

Liout. Col. Abdus Saraad, O.B.E.
Major C. S. Subia
Major Omerdaraz Khan
Liout. H. Bailey

,, Nawab Mohd, Mohiuddin Khan
Lieut Mirza Ibrahim Beg, Adjutant
Lieut. Indcrjit Singh
„ Khawja Moimiddin
Lieut. Mumtaz All, Qr. Mr.

Liout. Mohd. Momuddin Ahmed
„ Aziz Mirza
2nd Lt. S. M. A. Rahman
„ Safdar Husain Gowher
HY^BAD. INFANTRY TRAINING Coy.
Captain Habib Ahmed, Comdg.

Lieut, Abdul Aziz Razvi
L .Abdul Kader Razvi, Adjt. Sl Qr.Mr.
utb Bn. GOLCONDA INFANTRY
Golconda Fori, Hy^bad.

Lt.-Col. Syod Giioiis > Commanding
Lt.-Col. Mohd. Aliauddiii Khan
Major Mirza Mahmood Beg
„ Habib All
„ Iftokhar Ahmed
Major Agha Mirza Mohd, Jaffer, Adjt.
Lieut. Mirza Kader Beg
Liout. Edward Kio.ctts, Qr. Mr.
Lieut, liyder Ah Mirza

PRINCE BODY GAURD

Malakpetf Hyderabad.
Liout-Col. Habib Mohsin, Comdt.
Capt. Mir Subhan Ah Khan
Lieut. Habib Ah Adjutant.

Lieut. Ahmed All, Mr.

Liout, Abdul Jabbar Khan
„ Hamid Bjg

ANIMAL TRANSPORT SECTION

Goshamahalf Hyderabad.

Major Mir Mohd. Ah, Lommandaut
Capt. Mohd. Ha!^salll Khan

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H. E. H. THE NIZAM S REGULAR FORCES

Military Medical Department,

Principal Medical Officer, Kegular Forces... Lt-Col. Nawab Faiz Jung Bhdr,

M. D.Ch. B. (Edin)

Officer- in-charge Unit, Hospital IstHy’bad
I. S. Lancers

Staff Surgeon to Major-General Walashan
Prince Nawab Azam Jah Bahadur
0. C. Mily. Central Hospital
Officer I/C Section Hospital Chandraigutta.,

do do Hospital Golconda

Major G. D. Clarke, M. C. M.,B.C.8.

„ B. S. Raj, ^.R.c. r.& s.

Capt. K. N. W^agbray, M. B. B. 8.

„ J. K. Dastoor, M.B. & ch. B*
(Abn)

„ Thasm Hussain Khan E.R.C.P,
&. 8 .

do Unit Hospital 2nd Hyd. I.S. Lrs....
do Unit Hospital Saifabad
Asst. Surgeon & Radiologist Mily. X-Ray
and Physio. Therapy Hospital
Asst. Surgeon Section Hospital Golconda...
do do Hospital Chandraigutta...

do do Hospital Golconda

do Unit Hospital Khairatabad

do Military Central Hospital

„ D. P. Gay, M.B. & Cli B, (Edin)
„ M. Vorglioso, L. M. &. s,

Lieut. P. S. Tarapore, L.M & 3
2nd Lieut. K. S. Kathore. L.M. & s,
„ A. A. Menon, l.M. & S. &
L. C. r. B.

„ D. M. Bhosekar, L.M. & 8,
„ N. K Datar, L. M. & 8.

„ V. V. Sri Han, L.M. & 8.

H. E. H. Nizam’s String and Cavalry Band

Director of Music ... ... ... Lieut. J. H. Luschwitz

Prince Body Guards

Major - General Walashan Prince Nawab Azam Jah Bahadur

Capt. Mir Subhan All Khan, A.D.t , ... Lieut Mirza Hamid Beg, A.D.C.

Colonel Walashan Prince Nawab Moazzam Jah Bahadur

Lieut. S. A. A. Razvi, A D.C.

A. D. C. to H:s Excelltiicy the President Major Syed Abdul Kassim, A.B.G.
Executive Council ... ... Squadron

A. D. C. Col. t/Vulashan Pnnee Nawab.. (Lt. Md Harai lullah, 1st Lancors
Mukkarum Jah Bahadur ... ( ,, Nizar Mirzi Beg, 2nd Lancers
A.D.C. to Hon’ble the Army Member Taber Ali, 1st Bn. Hyd’bad Inf.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

£dticai?on/ Dep^rtmenL
Osmania University College.

Pro- Vice Chancellor ...

A. H. Mackenzie, Esq.

Professor of English ...

E. E. Speight Esq., R.A., (Lond.)

Vice-Principal

“Khazi Md. Husain Esq , M.A., L-L B., (Cantab)

Professoi

p Urdu

Md. Abdul Haq Esq., B.A.

do

English

Mirza Hnssain Ali Khan Esq , B.a. (Oxon)

do

Histroy

Haroon Khan Shirwani Esq., M.A. fOx.)

Bar-at-Law

do

Mathematics

Kishan Ch?nd Esq.. M.A., (Cantab)

do

English

Dr. Sved Abdul L*itiff, P.A.,?h D. (Lond.)

do

Chemistry ...

MiizafiTariiddin Quraishi Esq., Ph. D (Germany)

do

Law

Syed Husain Ali Mirza Esq.. B A., B.Sc.

do

Persian

Hr. Md Nizamuddin, ?h D. (Cantab)

do

Arabic

Dr. Md Abdul Haq Esq . B.Lit., Ph.D. (Oxford)

do

Physcis

Wahidur Rahman Esq., B. Sc

do

Philosophy ...

Khalifa Abiiil Hakeem Esq.. M.A , L.L.B,

do

Chemistry ...

Syed Husain Esq.. M.Sc.,Pli.D. (Lond.)

do

History

Hr. Yusuf Hassan ph. T).

do

Law

Mir Siadat Ali Khan Esq., M. A., L.L. B..

Bar-at-Law

do

Geology

Syed Md Abbas Esq.

do

Mathematics

Dr. Mohd. Raziuddin Siddiqiii, M.A. (Cant.)

Asst. Prof. History of Islam

Md Jamil-ur-Rubman Esq., M.A.

do

Philosophy ...

Zahiruddin Ahmed Esq ,M.A., D. Lit (Cairo)

do

Hadees

Mufti Abdul Latoof, Esq.

do

Arabic

Syed Ghulara Nabi Esq.

do

Chemistry ...

Mahmood Ahmed Khan Esq., B. Sc.

do

History

K. C. Rai Saksoni Esq., m. A.

do

Physics

Md. Naseer Ahmed. Osman Esq., M.A., B.8C.

do

Logic

Abdul Bari Nadvi, Esq.

do

Economics ...

Habib-ur-Rahman Esq , M.A., L.L.B.

do

Persian

Abdul Hahmoed Khan, Esq.

do

Sanskrit

Hari Har Shaslri, Esq.

do

Law

Mir Akbor Ah Musavi Esq., B.A., (Hon ) L.L.B.

do

Telugu

R Suhba Rao. Esq.

do

Theology

SyedManazirul Ahsan Geelani, Esq.

do

Mathematics

Sheik Barkath Ah, Ehq., M.A,

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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION'S

Asst. Prof Kanadi

... T. Pama Pao, Esq., B.A.,

do

Urdu

... Dr. Syod Sajjad, M.A. Ph.D. (Lon.)

do

Economics ...

... Dr. Syod Jafar Husain, Ph.D, (Berlin)

do

English

... T. Virabhadrudu, Esq., M.a., L.T.

do

Economic

C. ISr. Joshi, Esq., M.A.

do

do

... Dr. Mir Valiuddin, M. A., Ph.D. Bar-at-Law^

do

Arabic

... Syed Ibrahim, Esq.

do

Philosophy ...

... Md, Sayoediiddin, Esq., M. A., (Edin)

do

Physics

... Syed Md. Ali Khan, Esq., n.Sc. (London)

do

Urdu

... Dr. Syod Gulam Mohinuddin Qadri,

M.A., Ph.D. (London)

do

Indian Cultiiro

... Dr. Iswarn ith Topa, Ph.D, (Londonl

do

Chemistry ...

... Dr. Khazi Syod Moinuddin, MSc., Ph., D.
(London)

Domonstrator, Physics ..

... Syed Abdnr Rahman Esq., P.A.

Asst Professor

... Motazid Waluur-P.'\hman, Esq., M.A,

Supermtendont Library

.. Mohamed Yusufuddm, Esq., P.A.

Asst. Professor

... Syed Kalimullah Husaini, Esq., M.A.,

Ph.D. (London)

do

... .«<

... Abdul Majeed Siddiqi, Esq.

do

...

... Ganaesh Dharashwar, Esq.

do

...

... Abdu Ban, Esq.

do

...

... Khaja Mohinddin, B.A. (Hon's)

do

Philosophy

... Shiv Mohan Lai, Esq., M.a.

do

Biology ...

... Md. Pahimullah, Esq., B. Sc,

Den onstrator of Chomislry

... Sitaram Rao, Fsq., M.Sc.

do

of Physics

Syed Md, yiinus Wafakani, Esq,, M.Sc.

Asst. Prof, of Logic

... Md. Abdul Qadir Siddiqi, Esq., M.A.

Asst. Prof. ...

... Syed Fazio Ahmed, Esq.

do

Arabic

... Saif Bin Sultan Husain Alkaity,Esq.

M.A., L.L.B.

do

Eiqa

... Osman Jaffery, Esq.

do

tJrdu

... Abdul Qadir Sarwary, Esq., m.a.

do

Persian

... Lciteef Ahmed Earooqi, Esq., M.A., L.L.B.

do

Chemistry ...

... Nazir Ahinjd Taber, Esq , M.Sc.

Asst. Prof. Chemistry ...

... Dr. Yousuf Husain, D. Litt.

Damos Physical Instructor

... Mir Asad All, Esq., B.A.

Demonstrator

... Martinjai Pao, Esq., M.Sc.

Asst. Prof. Philosophy...

... Md. Salahuddin, Esq., M.A.

do

Ethics

... Khari Khiitbuddin, Esq.

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EDUCATIONAL

INSTITUTIONS (COLLEGES.)

Asst. Prof. Hadees

... Md All, Esq.

do

Chemistry

... Khalilur Rahman, Eisq.

do

Physics

... Syed Ahmed Qadri, Esq.

do

Biology

... B. K. Dass, D Sc. (London)

Translation Bureau, Osmania University.

iDirector

... Md. Ilyas Burni, Esq., M.a , L.L. B,

Cn'rator (Nazim)

... Md. Inayathullah, Esq , b.a.

'^ranslatc^^ of Arabic ...

... Abdulla Iniadi,Esq.

do

Pol. Science

... Kazi Talammuz Husain, Esq., M.A.

do

History

... Fida All Tahh, Esq.

'do

Law

... Masood All, Esq

do

Arabic ...

... Syed Mohamod Ibrahim, Esq , M.A.

do

Medicine

... Fazli Earim Khan, Dr. M.B.B.8.

do

do

... Md. Osman Khan, Esq,

do

Science ...

... Sardir Baldev Singh, Esq., B.A,

do

Medicine

... Dr. Syod Mukhtar Husain, B Sc., M.B.B.S*

do

do

... D^ Mohamed ilussam M b.B.s.

do

do

... Dr. Ghulam Dastagir, M.B.B.S.

do

Philosophy ...

... Mohamed Ihsau Ahmod, Esq., B.A.

do

Economics ...

... Rashid Ahmod. Esq , B.A.

dc

Arabic

... Abul Khair Moudo^di, tsq.

do

Mathematics

... Naziniddin, Esq,

do

History

... Md. Abdul Sattar Esq,

do

Philosophy ...

... Khaja Abdul Qudoos, Esq,

Osmania Medical College,
t^rilicipal ... ... ••• Hyder Ah

Prof, of Anatomy^: 1st Asst. Ptincipal do Brij Molianlal, M.sc , (London)

Prof. Materia Medi'Ca ... ... do V. S. Hardikar, M.R.C.P.

do Syed Abdnr Kaliman, M.B., C.D.T.*
do Physiologiogy’ ... ... a.M.p., (Kdin)

do Pathology ... .»• do Mufti Shall Nawaz M A., B.S.

Asst. Prof. Anatomy ... ... do Sat Narayan Porshad Sahgal, M3.B.8.

t)etnonBtrator .»» ... do R. N. AbhayanktT, M.Ti.. b.s

Chemist ... ... ... 4o Ghouso Mohiuddiii, M.£c., (Alig)

Prof, of Clinical Surgery ... do Khurehid Husain, M.li., Ch.B. (Edin)

do Clinical Medicine ... do Mirza Husain AliKhan,M,B.,ch B.(Rdin)

do Midwifery dt Clinical Midwifery do M. R. W Hart, L.R.C.P., M.R.O.S.(Edm)
do Midwifery ... ... do Syed Abdur Rahirn, M.B.F.S,

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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (COLLEGES )

Prof. Clinical Surgery ...
Medicine
Asst, do
Prof,
do

Dr. Bonkat Chand,

„ V. S. Mohalkar, F.^B.C-S.

„ Mrs. O. Watts

„ Capt. Madyn Gopal Sainchar 7.R.O.S.
„ Md. Makbul Ali,

Osmania Engineering College.

Prof. Mechanics

Md, Samiullah Shah Esq.,

Prof. Construction

C. R. Hadha Krishon, Esq.

Prof.

Dr. S. P. Raju,

Asst, Surveying

B. K, Ghosh Esq.

do Mechanics

Abdulla H:isan. Esq.

do Surveying

Md Hafecziillab, Esq.

Lecturer ..

Syed Ghulam Rasool, Esq.

Part time Lecturer

Syed Aziz All Esq.

do

Syed Mahmood Ahii»,Esq.

Lecturer

Abdus Shmad Sowdager, Esq.

Asst. Prof ...

Syed Abdul Khader, Esq,

do

Mirza Mahmood Ahmed Khan, Esq.

Lecturer part time

Khaja Moinuddm Ansari, Esq.

Osmania Training College, Baida-

Principal

Malik Sardar Ali Khan, Esq , M.A.

dn

Mir Ahmed Ah Khan, B.A,, Bar-at-laW

do

V. D, Sundarkar, B.A.B.T. M.D. (Edin)

Osmania City Intermediate College

Principal

Syed Md. Azam, Esq.,M.A„ (Cantab)F,C,S.

Lecturer, Mathematics and English..

Vtnkatesh Narsimha, Pat wan Esq. M A.

do Chemistry ...

Ahmed Bin Abdulla, Esq. B.A.

do History

Khaja Muniruddm, Esq, M.A.

do Urdu

Abu Zafer Abdul Wahed, Esq, M.A.

do History of India

Mir Mahmood Ah Esq., M.A.

do Physics

Md, Ahmed Osman i Esq., M.Sc.

do Economics

Md. Ata-ur-Rahman, B.A.(Hons.)

Principal
Lecturer, English
do Arabic
do Persian
do English
do Science

Osmania Worrens’ College

... Dr. Miss. Amini Pop.', D. Lit.
... ... Miss H. Gilson, B.A , L,T.

... ... Nowsfiaba Khatiin, B.A,

... Kabab Khanum, B,A.

... ... Mrs. C. Gibbs, B.A.

... ... Mrs. R. Sundram, B.Sc.

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EDUCATIONALMNSTITUTIONS.

Arts College for boys.

Osmania Intermediate College, Aurangabad, Syed. Mohiuddin, B. A,, Bar-at-law.
Do Warangal, Abdul Aziz Khan, B. A., B T.

Do Giilbargab, Syod Ulfaqar Ali Haqquani, B.A . B.T.

Arts College for girls.

Osmania University College for Women, Pr‘n: Dr. A. E. M. Pope, M. A. D Lit.

Nizam College

Affiliated to Madras University

Principal

Vice-Pnncipal

Prof, of Mathematics ...

Prof, of H ibtory
Prof, of Arabic
Prof, of Chemistry
Prof, of Eng. History
Prof, Economics
Prof. Mathematics
Addl. Prof, of Physics
Prof. Urdu

do Tolugu and Sanskrit
Asst. English
Asst. Prof. English Logic
do Chemistry ...
Instructor Physical Training
Asst. Prof, of Economics
do Chemistry...

do English ...

Asst. Prof. ...

W. Turner, Esq., M.A.

Qadir Hu.^^ain Khan, Esq. ,M. A., Bar-at-law
M. V. Arunachala Shasthri, Esq. M.A.L.T
Hanamantha Rao, Esq., M.a,,L.T.

Dr Zahid All, Ph. D.

Ram Rao Parvathiar, Esq., M.A,

Aga Md Husain Esq., m.a.

J. C. Kamoshwar Rao, Esq., D.Sc,

R. Krishnamoorthi, Esq*, M.A.

Dr. Syed Mahdi Al'i, Ph.D.

Ahmed Abdulla Siddiqi, Esq., M.A.

A. Siia Ram Rao, Esq., M.A.

K. S. Raghavan, Esq., B.A.,B.T.

Alluddm Ahmed, Esq., M.A.,B.T,

S. Krishan Rao, Esq., B.Sc.

Syed Masoodul Hasan, Esq., R.A,,L T.

B. V. Rnma Nursoo, Esq., M.A.,B. Edia.

V. S. Basroor, Esq , M.Sc., (Lond.)

Syed Fazle Huq, E. q., M.A .

R. A. Kohir Sugar, p]sq

Government English High Schools for girls.

Madrasa-i- Aliya, Hyderabad, Prin: W. Turner Esq., M. A,

Government High School. Chadarghat, Hyderabad, M. Hafizullah Esq , B.A.,B.T.
Jagirdars’ College, Bogampet, Prin: P, F, Durand Esq., m. a.

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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

Government Enqlleh l^i^gh Schoofcs for Gtrls.

Mahbubia Girls’ High SehooL Hyderabad

Goverr^ment Combined (OsmaniaA Madras University)
High Schools for Boys,

Governmeiit City^ Collegr, City Prin : Hyderabad, S. M. Azam Esq., M. A. B. STc,
Government Intermediate College,. Warangal, Prin: Ajodul Aziz Khan, B,A, B. T.

Do Gulbarga, Ptin : Syed Zulfaqar Ali Haqqaniv.

B. A., B. T.

Ho Aurangabad, Prin: Syed Mbiuddin, B. A.,.

Bar-at~biw

Government Combined High Schools for Girls..

Zenana Combined High School, Nampalli, Hyderabad

Aided English High Schools for boys..

Madrjsu-i-Aiza, TTydorabnd, Prin : Shaik Ali Husain, Esq,..

Madrasa-i-Mufidul Anam, Aitobar, Chowk. Hyderabad

Pbaramwant A. V. High School, Yakootpura, Hyderabad, Prin: Jairam Fershadf

Esq , B. A

Vivek Vardhani Pathshala, Gowliguda, Hyderabad, Prin : V. A.HardikarEsq.,B.A
AH' Saints’ Institutioi*, Chadarghat. Hyderabad, Pria: Rev. Brother M. Paul
St. George’s Grammer School, Chadarghat, Hyderabad, Prin : Bev. Philips, M. A^
Methodist High School, Chadarghat, Hydirahad, Prin : Rev. G.. Sundaram^ B. A.
Islamiah High School, Secunderabad, Prin : M. Muniruddin Esq., (Lon,^

Mahboob Colb.ge. Secunderabad, Prin : M Hanumantha Rao., Esq., M. A.
Wesleyan Mission Boys’ High School^ Secunderabad, Prin '.Rev. L,.Sirapsott, B, A..

13. A.

Protestant Orphanage and Brigade School, Secunderabad, Prin: Miss Kerr, B.A.L.T^
S. P G. High School, Secunderabad, Prin: Darnel Esq., M. A^, L. T.

Bolarum High School. Bolarum, Prin; Rao Sahib A. SLvasankara lyen, B. A,.

Aided English High Schools for Girla

Saint George^s Girls’ Seminary, Chadarghat, Hyderabad

J't.inley Girl’s High School, Chadarghat, Hyderabad,. Prin: Margaret Morgan
St. Ann’s Convent High School, Secundorabad, Prin : S-ister Michael Assumption
Ko>VHigh School, for Girls’ Secunderabad Prin : Miss H.M. David, B'.A.,L,T.,T.D*

Recognised Unaided English High Schools for Boys^

^^^8leyan Mission Boys’ High School, Medak

Hamdard High School, Raichur, Prin: D. Manick Rao. Esq,, B. So.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

A'KJed Combined High Schools for Boys.

Kutan Vidyalaya, Gulbarga

Gevernmertt Osmania High Schools for Boys.

Darul-Uloom High School, Hyderabad, Prin: Abdus Sattar Subhani, B.A., L.T.
OBmania High School, Nampalli Hyderabad, Prin: Syed Muitaba Hussain Haqri
B.A., (Ed).

Osmania High School, Darush Shafa, Hyderabad, Prin : Showkat Ali Khan. B.A,
Ho Chanchalguda, Hyderabad, Prin: Noorul Hasan, B.A„ B.T^

Dip. Ed. (Edin)

Osmania High School, Medak, Prin: Md. Hussain M.A., B. Ed.

Do Mahboobnagar, Prin: P. Satyanarayan Rao, B.A,, L-T.

Do Nalgonda, PrimAhmed Abdul Azu, Moulvi Fazil, Munshi

Fazil

Do Nizamabad, Nadir Khursheed Mirai, lA.A., Ed. (Eng.X

Do Matwada. K. Balsubramaniam, B.A., B.T.

Do Khammam, Prin; Vednath Iyer, B.A., B.T.

Do* Karimnagar, Prin : Sharifu> Hasan,. MJSc., B.T.

Ho Nirmal, Prim Venkatrao Manwikar, b.a.

Do Yadgir, Print Raxiuddin Khan, B.A., L,T.. M.T..

Ho Kaichu , Prin : K. Tirmal Rao, B. A., B.T.

Ho Bidar. Prin R. Keshavulu, B.A,, B.T.

Do Latur. Prin: DeTicharan Chaterji. B,A., B.T.

Do Jalna, Print Sheshachary. M.a... Dip. Ed (Lond,)^

Do Nanded, Prim Mustafa Khan, B.A.. B.T.

Do Parbhani, Print Venkatrnmaniiah. B.A , L.T.

Do Bhir Prin: Syed Mobiuddin, B.A., B.T.

Sarf-i'khas Osmania High Schools for Boys.

Osmania High School, Osmanabad, Prin: FaizLMd. Khan,. M. A., B.T., Dip. Ed-
("Lond).

Government Osmania High School's* for Girls.

Oovernmont Osmania High School for Girls, Machli Eaman, Hyderabad,

Prin : Mrs. K.. Jabbar, B.A.. B.T..

Gov^ernment Osmania High School for Girls, Hanamkondah,. Warangah Prim^
Husurunnisa Begum, m.a., Dip. Ed. (Lond.)

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

Aided Osmania High Schools for Boys.

[adrasa-i-Asafia, Malakpet, Hydf^rabad. Prin: Asad Gafurul Haq, M.A., L.T.
nwarul Uloom, Nampalli. Fida Hussain, B.A.

Government Training Schools for Males.

)sinania Training School, Hyderabad
?elugu Training School, War^'iigal
Marathi Training School, Aurangabad
ianarese Training School, Gulbargah

Government Training Schools for Females.

[Jrdu Training School, Hyderabad
Felugu Training School, Warangal
Marathi Training School, Aurangabad

Government Technical School.

Osmania Central Technical Institute, Hyderabad

Government Industrial Schools,

Government Industrial School, Nizamabad
Do Aurangabad

Government Professional Schools.

Engineering School, Hyderabad
Law School, Hyderabad
Civil Service Class, Hyderabad

Government Physical College for Boys.

Government Physical College for Boys, Hyderabad

Government Military Schools.

School at 4th Battalion Golkonda Infantry, Hyderabad
Do 1st Lancers, Asafnagar, Hyderabad

School at 3rd Battalion, Hyderabad Infantry
Do Chandrayan Qutta (Barracks)

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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

Government Religious Schools (Islamic) for Boys.

School opposite to Baggikhaaa Amira, Hyderabad

LocaLFund Industrial Schools.

School at Masjid Mian Mijihak, Hyderabad
Do Mecca Masjid, Hyderabad

Local Fund Industrial School, Makhtal
Do Bidar

Do Raichur

Aided Training Schoool for Females.

Wesleyan Mission Girls’ Boarding School, Secunderabad

Unaided Training School for Boys,

Wesleyan Mission Normal Training School, Medak

Unaided Techincal School,

Sir William Barton Technjcal School, Secunderabad

Aided Industrial Schools.

Industrial School, Khadimul Muslamin, Hyderabad
OsmanJa Indiistnd School, Nampalli, Hyderabad
Industrial Mission School, Dornakal
Industrial School. Karimnagar

Unaided Industrial Schools for Boys and Girls.

Victoria Memorial Orphanage for Boys, Saroonagar, Hyderabad
Do Girls, do

Hyderabad state has lO Colleges, [186 High and Middle Schools and 63 special
schools with a total strength of 3,41,206 pupils.

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ECCLESIASTICAL.

Roman C.itholic — Right Rev. Dr. D. Yismani, Bishop of H> dorabad.
CHUftcHES IN Hyderabad, SpcuNDEKABAt) Sz BcLAuru.

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DENOMINATION

1

j BITUATtON

' cifrgymanin

1 OriAKGE

1

St, GcorgoR C-ln: f ch

C. of E. Anglic IT

1 Chadorghat TJyd.

1

i 0. piDiiiii, M A.

Chrii-t Cburoli

s. p. a. (c, ofE.

) R 5 m' ote , liyd.

Ugv. Selvaimyagam

Hmdnstai'i Clmrch

(\ s.

Station Rd., Hyd.

Rev. Q. Shah

Wesley Cbnroh

Mt thodist

Ramkoto

Rev. E. Priestly, B.A.

M. K. Church

1 Methodist

Ohadorghat, Hyd.

Rev. G.B. Garden, B.A.

All Saints Church

1 Anglican

Triuiulgherry

Rev. E. H. Fry

St, J'v)l''n’s Church

Church of E.

Alexandra Rd Sec’bad

i Rev. Rhys. James, B.A.

St. Aiulr^'wN Church

C! Ui ch of Scot

Picket Rd.. Sec ’bad

Be'*' J. Williams

Moth 0 list Church

Methodist

Trimiilgherry

Rev. J. Williams

St. Thomas Church

S. 1\ 0, (C of K)

Station Rd., See’bad

Rev. A. Ezekiel

1

Chri'.t Ciiurch j

do

Lai la gu da

Rev. Rliys. James B.A.

Amcr-can Baptist C. |

Baptist

St. Mary ’8 Kd Scc'bad

Rev. F. Kurzt, D.D.

M. E. Church

Methodist

Oxford St. SecMiad

Rov. G. W. Harris

Wesley Church

do

Clock TovVi'r See’bad

Rev. F. G. Sackf'tt

St. PalricL’s Church

Roman Cathlic

Entrencmt. Scc’bad

Rev, P. Otfrodi

Sacred Heait oiMcsus

do

Lailacuda

RfV. J . Seminati

St. Mary’s Clmrch

do

Alexanclia Rd Sec’bad

Rov. Fr. 0. Marianl

St. Anthony ’b Church

do

Mudfort Sve’bad

Rov. Fr. C Mariani

St. Francis XavKU's

do

Bolarum

Rev. Fr. H. Pezzonl

Holy Tr nity Oh.urJi

Anglican

Bolarum

Rr‘V, A. C. Trench, M C,

Chaplains on H, M. Indian Ecclesiastical Establishment

ThO Rev. Rhys Janies, A.

or Se'OUndorabad

The Rov. E. H. Fry, Chaplain of

Triuiulgherry

Tho Bev. Q . A. W?]son, M. a.,

Chaplain Bolarum

Chuplntn. vvt o}! ihc E'^hihJi.'ihment
admihi, Uniit'j troops

Rov. P. Oi frvih, TrnnulglK'iTy
Rev. H. Fozzvjiii, Bolarum.

Rev J. S'^-m mit \ h^ecuuderabad
Tlie Rov. D, M,;gri, R C\ Chaplain Bolarum
Tho Rov. J. Williams, Mothodibt Chaplain
Trimulghorry

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RELJGIOUS INSTITUTIONS

The Chu'Tch Missioiary Society, ZHyJersthad

(C\ of E. Australian Mission.)

■Secretary Rov. F C. Philip, M. a.

S. P. G. M ission, Secuiderabad.

Superintendent Rev. A. Ezjkifl.

The S. P. G. the earliest Mission to the Deccan, is carrying on Christian
work both pastoral and oducafcional among the Indians in iho Nizam’s Dominions
■Binoe 1840.

Pastoral work is carried on in Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Bolarum,
each having its own pastorate committee. Those pastorates are under the
control of the District Church Council. (D C.C )

An English Service is hold in the S. P, G, St. Thomas Church, Secunderabad
(opp. Secunderabad Rly. Station) every third Sunday at 6 p. ra.

There are four Schools managed by the D. C. C,

Educational. To meet the increased needs of the Indian Christian youths
the school which had been Middle School for over 50 years was raised to a High
School by the late Rev. S. Daniel, B.A., L,T. who was also its first Principal,

S, P. G. Boarding and Orphanage. The Mission has an Orpha-
nage and Boarding Institution where board and tuition are given up to the High
School, Technical Education also is given to the children.

Hyderabad District Methodist Mission,

Chairman, d' General Supdt. ... Rev. C. W, Posnett

SuperintendcM of Secunderabad Circuit ... Rev. E. Priestly, 13 . A.

Wesleyan Mission House, Ramkote, Hyderabad.

This Mission has stations in Chaderghat, Secunderabad, Karimnagar, Medak
Siddipet, Aler, Sangareddi, Nizamabad, Jagtial, Ellareddi, Lakshettipett, Dud-
gaon and Ibrah mpatnam where Evangelistic, Medical and Educational work is
carried on. The strength of the Christian community is at present 85,000.

In Dichpalli there is a largo Leper Hospital which is supported by H. E. H.
the Nizam’s Government.

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RELIGIOUS rNSTITUTtONS

An English Service is held in the Wesleyan Church Secunderabad (’opposite-
the Clock Tower) every Sunday at 9^30 a. m aBd at the Wesleyan Church
Chadorghat at 6-30 p. m.

In Counection with the Mission there is a Boys’ High School (Old Staff
Linos)' of which Rov. L. Simpson, B.A., is the Principal, (present strength 430)i
and also a Girls’ Boarding and UTormaU School (Old Lancer Linis) of which
Miss D. M. Clough, B.A., IS the Principal and Miss M. E. Cole, B.A.. tho Vice-
Principal (Present Srtength 156). Zenana Work is also carried on m the town
by Telrgoi and ^amil Biblowcmin and there is a Young Men’s Guild, Membership
in which is open to young men

Zenana Work IS ciirried on under the directimi of Misses F- Allen and
K, Greenfield,.

In addition to the Socundorabfid self-supporting circuit, there is a mission)
aided circuit under the care of Rev. F. C, Sackett and Pastor G. Y. Abrahani
which maintains a hostel for working young men m Market Street,
Secunderabad.

Americarr Baptisi Mission, SecunJerabaJ.

Missi{)nar{/—'RQW, F. Kurtz, D.D , 39, Oxford Street, SoqmMderabiid.

In addition to nineteon Stations in the Madras Presidency, the ntiswon
maintaius Stations at Secunderabad, Nalgoiida,,Suriapct, Haniimakonda, Jangaon,.
Maduni, Maliabubnager and Gadw.xL There are 20,000 adult memhors^ con-
nected with the Churches m those Doccaa fields.

British and Foreign Bible Society^

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Office, St. Mary’s Road, Secunderabad*

Fresidevi ... The Hon’bfe The Resident at Hyderabad

Hon. Sec. d: Treasr, ... The Rev. F. C. Sackett

The Christain Literature Society St. Mary^s Road, Secunderabad

Alongside the British and foroign Bible Society the Christian Literai»ur®
Society for ^In^’ia, Madras, has also opened anew Branch where all general
Christian Literature and School Books are available.

Convenor of the Local ComvaiUe ... Rev. F, Kurta, D.D.-

Managcr ... ... ... J. W. Sundrum

RELIGIOUSnWSTITUTlONS

National Mhsioiary Socwty of India^

HYDERABAD BRANCH.

Premdent ... C<ipt. M. Vergliese

Bon, Sccy, & I'rvdsurer ... Mr. DiiiikjI Abraham

LADIE'^ AUXILIARY.

Provident ... Mrs. G. Nundy

Bony. Secy, d Trcamrer ... Vaccant

SECUNDERABAD BRANCH

Chairman Mr. K. M. Mathous

S-eerdary ... Mr, G. D, R. Symonds

LADIES AUXILIARY.

PremUnt ... Mrs. Chellappa

Secretary ... Mrs. PU D. Vinkatswartiy

The Home for the AgeJ

( Secunderabad )

The Home shefters a large nambof of aged infirm poor of both with

diltmet wards for Europeans, Anglo - Indians and Natives.

Friend /n-neet/ Society, Sectrnd&rabaJ

JP«fr»w-“,Hon^b!e Mr. D. G. Macke nz-ie^ C I-E..I.C.S'., Resident avKyderakid
Bm, Sec, d' Treasun'r .-^Tho Rev. Rhys James, B.A.

OBJECTS OF SOCIETY — To assist locai poo? and tc; afford te^iporary
shelter and relief to destitute strangers holding satisfactory creiJeutuUs who*
heiong. to* the European ana Ango-Xndiaw Gommunities.

Friend in^need Society, Hyderabad (Dn,)

Precedent .. Mr. J. F. Carnolius, B. a.^ L, L. B.

Secretary & Trea^irer... Rev. E. Priestly, B. a.

The objects of the ^ciety are to provide help for t-be d^^^orvjii^ poor^
aaipecJaWy those o/ the European And Angio^Indiau aommuaUiea^ to disoourago
mendicancy and to expose imposters.

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ASSOCIATIONS.

The St. John Ambulance Associaticn and the Indian Red Cross Society

The provincial Branches of the ABsociatirn and the Society was formed in
July 1921 for the Hyderabad British Admin istorod Ari-a.

Pre^idi i t
Secretary

... Tlio Hoii'blo H. G MMckf'uzK*, Esq , C.I.E., l.O.S.

... J. li, Thompson, i'h’s , M a. l.C.S.

Provincial Executive Committee.

Chairman

Secretary

... Major Gcn 'r.il, 0. H, L. Niobolson, C.B., C M G., D,S 0

... Licut-Col. H.F. D. MacGregor, M.c„ M.B„ M.R.C,P,E.

1. M.S,

President

Secretary

Women’s Provincial Committee.

... Lady Hydari
... Xil

President

Seen tary

Secunderabad Local Centre

... Major. M. C. dames, J. A.

... Dr. Paul T. J. Doss, M.B.Ch.D., D.T.M. & H., D.P.H.

Toe H. — Trimulflhorry Group

Tii^: Bishop Whitehead Soldieuh’ Institute, TrimUloherry

(houp Padre Rev. E. H. Fry

Hon, He<Aj^ ct‘ Treasurer K, Q. M. S, Minos, I&t Bn. The Q. 0, R, W. K., Rogt*

secundkuabad GROU V.

Chimney Coner, SEiIunderadad,

... Kov. ('!, Scicl.i It
... A. H. Burnett, Ksq.

Tho Secundorabad Temperance Assoc iation.

(Uiulor Section 2 Act ,XXI ot ItSbO.)

44, Oxford Street, Secunderabad,

Tho objects of the absociation uro to disoourago the \iso of ih'toXlecktillg
liquor by educating people not to dr.nk, to inquire into the causes of in temi»er«
anco, to make Buggeetions for the control of liquor traffic, to instruct the youn^
and to provide counter— attractions for thoKJ addicted to drink.

Chairman ... The lL*n ble D. G. Macvcnzio, Ksq., CJ.E.,1*C,8.

Hiicrt.lary ... 0. C, Paul, E.sq., O.P.K., M.i.o.E.

The above associatious has throe centres, called Key’s Ihicreation Clubs at
Ghasniandy, Kallagutta and Bhoiguda.

Superintendent ... D* Anantam, Esq.

Group Podn*
Hon Si’vrtiary

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ASSOCIATIONS.

Home for the Disabled.

Bansilaippt. Sec’bad.

The above home is condnctod by the Secunderabad Tomperanco Association
for the poor and disabled.

Anglo Indian and Domiciled European Association — All India Burma

Objects - The objx^cts for which the League is established are {inter alia) the
rromotion of the Social, moral and intellectual advancement of the domiciled
European and Anglo Indian Community , resident in British India or in any State
within the Indian Empire.

PKOVINCIAL COUNCIL AND MEMBERS— PROVINCIAL BRANCH,
Chapel Road, Hyderabad, Dn.

President ... ... ... Mr. G. Marrett

Hony, Secretary ... ... ... Mr. H. Taylor

DISTRICT BRANCHES WORKING UNDER PROVINCIAL BRANCHES,
Oxford Street, Secunderabad.

Secunderabad District Branch ... Hony. Soen tary, A, J. Munro, Egq.

Empire Leprosy Relief Association (Indian Council) Hyd*bad Branch

President

The Hon’ble The Resident D. G. MacKenzie Esq., c. I. E., I. C S.

Executive Committee.

President ... ... The Residency Surgeon.

Honorary Secretary ... ... M. Kerr, Dichpali

Ex-Service Associationf India

The Hyderabad Rifles A. F. I. Secunderabad

PATRON.

HIS EXELLBNCY THE VICEROY & GOVERNOR- GEN’ERAL OF INDIA

Deccan Branch — Secunderabaef.

President . . ... ... The District Commander

Hony. Secretary ... ... Major. W. W, Brindley, M. B. E.

126

ASSOCIATIONS

Hyderabad AihleUc Association

Headquarters Boy Scouts, Saifabad, Hyderabad (Dn.)

Patron Walasbau Prince Muazzaru Jab Bahadur.

Prcsidmt: Kbpii Fr.zl Mohammed Khan Fsq., M.A. Di ector, Public Instruction.
JS^env^ar// : -S. AI. Hadi Fsq. M.A (Ox(n) Director, Physical Education, and
Organising Commissioner of Scouts.

Head Branch of the British Medical Association

This Brrndi wns formed in J^inuary 1923, and like the parent association
has for its n am objects the promotion of the medical and allied sciences, and
the ma intone nee of the honour and interests of the medical profession.

Prcfudcnt ... Dr. S, B. Surti. F.R.c.S,

Honorary Si^cretary .. Dr. K. V.Nayak, M.B B.8.

The Hyderabad Medical Association

Osniania Medical College, Afzulgunj.

The Membership is open to all persons holding Medical and Surgical quali-
fications according tj the Westoin System ;.nd th{‘ chief object of the Associa-
tion IS to promote Medical and Surgioil knowledge by reading of papers, demon-
stration of cases and discussions, in monthly mootings.

President ... R. N. Coorlawala, Esq,, F.R.C.S. (Eng,) D.P.H. etc.

Secretary rf' Treatiunr ... Major Farhat All B.A., M B., C.B.B.

Secunderabad Inter - Schools Athletic Associations

Patron ... The Hon’ble the Resident at Hyderabad

Hony! Secretary ... J, S.Obod, M.a. Esq.

The Indi an Christian Association^ Nizam's Dominions

President ... C. C Paul, Esq. M I.C.E., O.B.E.

Secretary ... Rev. G.Sundarura, B.A,

The Absociation is affiliated to the All India Conference of Indian Christians
and publishes a monthly Chronicle ly the authority of the Honorable the
Resident,

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ASSOCIATIONS

— — a n ,

Hyderabad Wesley Union.

Miffsiiut Comiviind Ruinkofe^ IIy*had,

J'nf/di'nt Uov. E. Prir&tly, 13. A*

Hictitury ... Mr. J, Jacob, 13. A.

Its aim is to ] rovido ficilitns for literary improvement and social and
friendly intcroo rso among young mon of all olassos and oomraunities*

Sazuiderabad Wesley Guild,

Prcfyidont ... Pev. E. Priestly, 13. A.

l^u'ntdry ... Mr, P. K, Stephens

The S Tim It;*. had hiMnoh has a mombership of one hi nlrod voting men and
maintains ] laying courts and club rooms at tho Wesley Church Church
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ASSOCIATIONS

Young Men's Christian Association

Univorsifcy Koad, Hyderabad.

Patron .. The Hon’ble Tho Resident at Hyderabad

President - Col. J. Norman Walker, C.I.E., I.M.S. ^

General Secrctori/ ... S. J. Obod, Esq., B.A.

Secretary ... L. Shaw, Esq., B.A,

SECUNDEHABAB BRANCH SC, Al.EXANDKA ROAD
Chairman ... Lt.-Col. E. J. Strovor, P.S.C., F.s.

Secretary . U. William, Esq.

Young Women's Christian Association

Promises adjoin the Scotch Church, Sc^cunderabad.

President ... Mrs. J. B. Tarapore

Honorary Secretary ., Mrs. M. Moore

Meetings aro held every Tuesday evening at 15 p. m. and Socials once a
month. Gatherings every Saturday afternoon.

Boys Scouts Association

(117, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad)
HYDER..R.M) I RUISH ADMl MISTERED AREAS, SECUNDERABAD.

Provznciul Chief Scout

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President

District ( ^omiuissioiiL r

The Hou’ble Mr. D, G. Mackenzie, C.l.E ,

I.C.S.

P. H. Maflin, Esp., O.B E, M.c.

R. Hydari, Esq. B.A., B.Sc
Khan Bahadur Ahmed Alladin
A. J. Veoraswamy, Esq. M.B.E,

Hyderabad Boy's Scouts Association.

Boy’s Scouts Hoadquatoivs, Public Garden Road, Hyderabaa.

Organising Scou- CKmmf^'Horcr ... S. M Hadi, E-q,, Fi.A. (Oxon)

Hyderabad State Girl Guides

Commissioner ... .. ... Mrs. Mackenzie, The Residency

Secretory ... ... ... Mrs Bengougb, Lallaguda

Trainer ... ... .. Miss Hacon, Mabubia Bungalow

Hyderabad

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ASSOCIATIONS. CLUBS ETC.

District Comur. Ify’bad ... ... Mrs. Hassan Latif, Saifabad

/Secunderabad ... ... ... Mrs. Kanii, Sociindorabad

hofussill ... ... ... Mrs. Maflin. Old f^ancer Lines, S’ bad

Aurangabad ... ... ... Miss Manning. C. M. S., Aur’bad

Warangal ... ... ... Mrs. Ottman, Kazipet

Oulharga ... ... ... Mrs. E. Chenoy, Taluqdari, Gul’ga

Hyderabad Civil Service Association.

President ... Md. Fazulla Esq. H.C.S.

Hon. Secretary ... L. N. Gupta, Esq., B. Rc., H.C.S

Tho Hyderabad Civil Service Association aims at the fostering of brotherly
lelations among the members of the Hyderabad Civil Service, the safeguarding
of the general interests of the Service, and thq promotion of a common outlook
with the object of serving Hyderabad.

Frfencl*s Union

Cbadorghat Sultan Bazzars Hyderabad
To afford all possible facilities for improving the mental, moral, social and
physical welfare of its members. To create and foster an ESPRIT DE CORPS
and a spirit of brotherhood co-operation, mutual good will and sympathy amongst
its members and to work as friends of tho people by undertaking social service*

Patron . . Kawab Sir Amin Jung Bahdr, K.C.I.E., M*A.,B.L. LL.D,

F.r.e.S.

President Dewan Bahadur S. Arvaraudu Iyengar, B. B,

Hon Secretary ... Mr. K. Kishen Rao

The Women's Hostel Hyderabad-Dn*

Church Road, Chaderghat Hyderahad-Dn,

Objects .-—Established and managed by tho Womens' Association for Educa-
tional and Social Advancement (A 1. W. C.) Hyderabad- Deccan

Superintendent ... Mrs. 1. T. Kirby, L. L, A*

The WomeiT^s Employment Bureau.

The Women* s Hostel, Church Road, Chaderghat, Hyderabad Deccan.

Under the Auspices of the Women’s Association for Educational and Social
Advancement (A. I. W. C.) Hyderabad-Deccan.

Secretary ... The Hostel Superintendent

Hyderabad Ladies Club

Bashir Bagh Road, Hyderabad.

Presidenl ... Her Highness Princess Duroswar

Secretary ... M iss Amina Pope

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ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS. ETC.

Lady Barlon Recreation Club

Alexandra Road, Secunderabad

Patron ... Her Highness Princess Nil on far.

Hon: Secretary ... Mrs. Dmshah R. Toorkey

Secunderabad Club

CLUBS.

DECCAN CLUB,

PENDERGHAST ROAD. SECUNDERABAD

Preside iff

Raja Dhoni e Raj Tati ndtr.

Secrctanj

. Raja Ekbal Chand.

MAR

KER (S' Co.,

SANITARY ENSINEERS 6> CONTRACTORS,

Bashir Bagh Road,

:: HYDERABAD.

Secretary/

... Captain A. R. Fallon, D. Q. M.

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TRADE AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS

ASSOCIATIONS.

The Hyderabad Deccan Chamber of Commerce, Secunderabad.

Establishment 1917.

I'rvsKlerit ... Khan Bahadur Ahmid Alladin

Hunt!. Sti rviurtf ... Mr. H D. Vatcha

Secunderabad Trades Association.

OK9'ICE; — 151, Sappers Linos, Secunderabad Doccan.

Picsfdcftt ... G. A. Fitz Herbert, Esq. , Prep rioter, Messrs. Sey,

Bright fit Ce.

lloru, Svcrdarij ... T. R. Parakh, Esq , Goal Merchant and Cemmission
<u il Ttrimifcr Agent.

H. E. H. The N. S. RIy. Employee’s Union,

St Mary’s Road, Sc c’bcid.

Pn' .nirrt V V. Giri, Ksq., B.j r-at- Law

iie/ic/ (tl /S'< i K-t HI ii .. M. Somayajuloo, Esci.

Other Associations, Etc,

Karnatak. Mandal, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Agruwal Navayuvak Sabba, Charkaman, Hyderabad
Sanatana Dharma Sabha, Begum Bazar, Hyderabad
Andhra Committee, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Atim Khana ‘ Poor House ’ City, Hyderabad
Nizam’s Club, Public Garden Road. Hyderabad
Harijan Sevak Sabba, Station Road, Hyderabad
Marwadi Mandal, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Zorastian Club, King Koti Road, Hyderabad
Brotherhood Club, Ramkoto, Hyderabad
Ladle’s Recreation Club, Ramkote, Hyderabad

Hyderabad Amateur Dramatic Association, Himayatnagar, Hyderabad
Star Club, Kaebiguda, Hyderabad
A. F. A. Club, City, Hyderabad
Zorastian Club, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad,

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HOSPITALS.

Osmania General Hospital

Superintendent
1st Physician
2nd Physician
1st Surgeon

2nd

3rd ,,

Anaesthetist
Outpatient Dept.
Opthalmic
Kadiologist
Pathologist (Hony) ...
Gynaeological and
Obstetric Surgeon
1st Resident Medical ..
Lady Medical Officer ..

Colonel J. Norman Walker, C.I.E., l M.s.

Dr. Mirza Hasan Ali Khan, M.B., ch. B.

Dr.Bankat Chandra, M R.C.S., M.R.V.P.

Nawab Rustum Yar Jung Bahadur, F.R.c s., D.P.H.,

L.R.C.?., M R.C,3., L.R.C.P., & S. L.F.P.S., L.M.
Dr. Khurshid Hussain, M. B., ch. B.

Dr. V. S. Mohalker, F R.C.8.

Dr. S. A Malik, L.M. & s.

Dr. L, B. Phatak, L. M. & s.

Dr. S. A. Rahim, P.A., D.O., (Lon.)

Dr. Syed Abdul Jabbar, M.B.B.S., d.m.r.e.
ir. Mufti Shah Nawaz Khan, M.B.B.S.

Major M.R. W. Hart, m.b.k., m.r.o.s., , i.m.d.

Dr. D. Sitaramswamy Naidu, L M. *&: s.

Dr. Mrs. O. Watts. L.M. (St S.

Assistant Surgeons

Dr. P. K. Jog, L.M. &s. 2iid Resident Medical Officer
Dr. Jamparam Shastry, L.M. & s. Dr. Miss J. Vidur Raj, M B.B.S.

„ S. B, Kulkarni, L.M.<feS. „ Ycshwant Rao Bhide, L.M,

„ M, Srinivasan, L.M. &s. „ S. Vasdeo, m.b.b.s,

,, Tasaduq Hussain, L.M, & s. „ Md. Ghouso, m.b B.s.

„ G. V. Alurkar, L.M. &S. „ Kanwal Chander, M B.B.s,

Sub Assistant Surgeons

Dr. M, Abdul Raoof, L.M.P.

„ P. S. Rao, L.M.&S.

„ Mrs. Kriparam, L.M. &s.

Mir Mahboob Ali, L.M.&8.

„ C. R. Prabbune, L,M.&8.

,, Mobd, Abdul Rub, M.B.B.S.

„ M, Anwar Hussain, L.M.&S.
„ P. R. Phatki, L.M.&S.

„ B. N. Sidhapurkar, L.M.P.

Dr. A. Gopal Rao, L.M.P.

,. V D. Pexmasivam, L.M.& 8.

„ L. Wason, L.M.P.

„ A. H. Quraishi, li.s.M.F-
„ Mir Akbar All Khan, M.B.B.S.

„ Ahmed Ghaisuddin, M.B.B.b.

„ Mobd. Hasanuddiri Klian M.B.B.S-
„ Khurshid All, M.B. T ,s.

„ G. V, Nargund, M.B B.s.

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HOSPITALS.

Osmania General Hospital Sub-Assistant Surgeons — Contd.

Dr. y. Williams, L,M.&8. Dr. Ghulam Murtaza, M.B.B.S,

„ G. Subba Rao, L.M.&S. „ Muhammed haseen. M.B.B.S.

Matron Rev. Mother Sapicntia
Assistant Matron Mother Aimbertha

Sister- in*charge Operating Theatre i—Miss Margaret Stockton
do Maternity Ward : — Miss Elizabeth Hay Watson

Victoria Zenana Hospital

Lady Superintendent ... Dr. Miss K.S. Kanga, L R.C.P & s, (Edin) L.F.P.S.

(Glas)

Civil Surgeons ... Dr. Miss Alice Shaw, M.B., (Cal.) Lon.

Dr. Miss F. Correa, M. B. Ch B. (Edin)

Dr. Saleha Begara, M.B.B.S., L.B.C.P., M.R.C.S.

Dr Miss Banu Bai Shavaksha, L M. & s.

Lady Assistant Surgeons ... Dr. Miss I. O. Dias, l.m.&s.

Dr. „ O. I. D’Souza, M.B.B.S.

Dr. B. D’Souza, L.M.&s.

Dr. Miss Saburunnisa Begum, M.B.B.S.

Lady Sub- Asst. Surgeons ... Miss M. Farria, L.M.p.

Miss Elizabeth Luke, L.M.&s.

Matron ... Miss C. Howie

Chaderghat Hospital

Dr. S. B. Surti, F. r. c. s.

Dr. Maqbool All, B. A., L. R. c. P., M.R.C.8.
Ghulam Ahinod, M.B B.S.

P Srinivaslu, l. M. & 8.

Mrs. Kokila Bai, L. M. p.

Police Hospital

Civil Surgeon ... Captain Madan Gopal Sainchor, F. R. C. 8.

(Edin.) I. M. S.

Assistant Surgeon Mrs. Hathan, L. M. & s.

Bub Assistant Surgeon ... G. Vtnkat Rathuam, L. M. P.

Civil Surgeon

Assistant Surgeon
Bub Asst, Surgeon
Lady Sub-Asst. Surgeon

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HOSPITALS

Isolation Hospital

Hakim Molul. Abdul Rahman, M, H. I?. S.

Qaryajat Dispensary

Assistant Surgeon .. Dr, Munawar Hussain, L.

Bub-Assistant Burgeon ... Hidayatullah Hussaini, L. M. p,

Khairtabad

Bub-Assistant Surgeon R.'.mchendar Vonkatcsh Katti, L. M. P.

Mrs. M Mascarhas, L. M.&s,

Aliabad

Sub- Assistant Surgeon Mir Muza far All, L. M. & S.

... Venkat Wardhan,

Mrs. H. D. Charlo L. M. P.

Kamatipura

Sub-Aesistant Surgeon ... M. Abdul Hafi^, L. !&.& S,

Karwan

Assistant Surgeon ... P. B. Itanade, L. M. & s.

Bub- Assistant Surgeon .. V N. Doraibwamy, L. M.& 8,

Yakutpara

Assistant Surgeon ... Gbulam'Ghouso, L. M. & 8.

Bub-Assistant Surgeon .. A. Sham Rao, L. M. P.

Mashirabad Dispensary

Sub- Assistant Surgeon ... N. M. Limaye, L. M.p

Suburban

Assistant Surgeon ... Joseph Israel, l, M. & a.

Sub-Assistant Surgeon ... Dawood Khan, j.,M. r.

Lady Sub Assistant Surgeon ... Mrs R. l>.?u«hpamKrupadanam, L.M.&S

Doodbowli Dispensary

Assistant Surgeon ... Riyasath Ali Khan. L. M.P

Lady Assistant Surgeon . Miss Mary Kurcin, L.S. M,F.

Bub-Assistant Surgeon ... M* C. Aima, L. M.&S*

Central Jail Dispensary

Mir Ahmed Ali Zaidi, L, M. k S,

Govind Rajulu, L. M. p,

Assistant Surgeon
Sub- Assistant Surgeon

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HOSPITALS

Mental Hospital

Civil Siirgoon ... Dr. C- A, Sundoraj

Sub-Assistant Surgeon ... N. D- Parbhakar Rao, L. M. P.

Lady Sub- Assistant Surgeon ... Mrs. Laxininarasamma, L. M. P.

Assistant Surgoon ... A. R. Shivashankaram, L. M.& S.

Sultan Bazar Hospital

Lady Assistant Surgeon ... Miss B. Taylor, L. M.&S.

Sub- Assistant Surgeon ... Mohd. Hanoof, L. M. & S.

King Edward VII Memorial Hospital Secunderadad

Medical Officer

Asst. Medical Officer ...
Pathologist ...

Lady Asst. Surgeon
Offg Lady Asst. Surgeon

Matron

... Lieut-Col. R. F. D. MacGregor,

M. R. C. p. E., I. M. S.

... Rao Saheb Dr. T. D. Rajoo
... Dr, K, Vaman Nayak M.B. B. S.

... Dr. S. Kirloskar, ti. B. B. 8., (Punjab)

... Dr. (Miss) H. A. P. Masilamani, M.b.b.s,
D. G. o

.„ Sister Gabriel

MEDICAL STAFF.

Dr. K. Gopalaswamy, L.M.P. L. 0. (Selection Grade)
,, T A. Sundarani, L, M. P. (Radiologist)

Dr. C. S. K. Sabapatliy, L. M. & S.

Miss M. F. Lima, L. c. P. & 8.

Dr. E. S. Chollappa, M, B.B.S.

„ D, N Israol, i. o. M. L M. P.

„ D. W. Elias, L. C.P. & S
,, S. H. Ramgopal, L. M. P,

„ S. Rao, M,P, B*S.

Head Clerk
Accountant
Snd Clerk

Office staff.

... Mr. John Peters
... ,, P. B. Snmon, F. c. I.

»v M. K. Natarajan

MILLS, FACTORIES &, OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS

In Hyderabad Suburbs.

Dewan Bahadur Ramgopa^ Mills I^td , Spirniiig and Weaving Hyderabad.

The Hyderabad Spuming and Weaving Mills, litd., Hyderabad.

The Govornmont Electricity Power rlouse, Hyderabad.

The Goverrment Mint, Hyderabad.

The Oovornnient Mint Workshops, General ^^'orksbo•l, Ilvdcrabad
The Governm nt Central Press, Printing I’nss, ClianMia'guda
The Indian Hume Pipe Co., Ltd., Piie Manufacturing, Mc.sheerabad
The Osmania Match Marnifacturing Co., Masheeraliad

The Government Cottage Industries Institute, Wnaving &i Dyeing, Masheerabad
The Hyderabad Cigarette Factory, Mash er.ibad

The Vazir Sultan Tobacco Co., Ltd , Cigarette Manufacturing, Mashoorabad
Golkoiida Soai) Factory, Miibhi'or.ihad

Central and Star DistiUanos, Li<iuor [)iHtillerv, Narayanguda
Nathuprasad Distillery, Naray.inguda
Sanath-i-Hmd Works, General Worlshop Y.ikutpura
Reddy Automobile Wor'isbop, Goii ral Works; (^hadargliat
The Deccan Buttou Factory, Hiussaiiu Alum
Hyderabad Tassel and Button Factory, Near Cliarminar
The Decciri Glass Works, Beguiniiet
Rose Biscuit Factory, Domalgudi
Mangalore Tila Works, Doinalguda.

Reliance Tile Fretory, Doinalguda.

Baratli Woavme Estt : Cbaderghat Uoad
N. S. Rly. Workshop}*, Lalkiguda
N. S. Kly. Enginoering Workshop

Aurangabad DisiricL

The Aurangabad Mills, Ltd», Spinning and V/eaving, Aurangabad
The Aurangabad Ginning and Pressing, Auraiigaliad
Ganesb Ginning and Pressing Factory, Aurangab;.d
R. Bozonji Faridoonji Ginning and I’r^'^siug Factory, Aurangabad
Ranchodas Amindidas Ginning and Pnssing Factory, Aur.mgabad
Narayandas Chunilal Ginning and Pre.ssmg Factory, Aiir..ngabad
Govmdji Vooram Gaming and Pressing Factory, Aurangabad
Thakurdas Permanandas Ginning Factory, Aurang.J.'ad
Laxman Dwarakadas Ginning Factory, .\urang'*b ‘

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MILLS. FACTORIES OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

AURANGABAD DT^TRICT-(Contd.)

Ramji Patt i Ginning Factory, Ginning and deccrlicating, Soyegaon, Ajanta
Shereen, Ginning Factory, Aurangabad

Abdul Hamid Khan Mabubhan Silk Weaving Factory, Aurangabad

Vaman Ganr sh Seth Ginning Factory Ajanta

Mulji Jet ha Ginning Factory, Fardapui-, Ajanta

Abaji Bafuji Ginning Factory G legaon, Sillod

Purnamal Dagrtchand Ginning Factory, Odengaon, Sillod

Tejpal Nandlal Ginning Factory, Seona, Sillod

Dhondiram Baghunathdas Ginning Factory. Bhosa, Pattan

Devidas Mazantal Ginning F.-.ctory, Bhosa, Pattan

Saruchand R:.nichand Mudhari Ginning Factory, Nanderwadi, Pattan

Gangadhor Ginning Factory, Pattan

Rajarr'm Naroba Giining Factoiy, Crncegaon, Kannad

Omrao Singh Chater S ngh. Ginning Factory. Nagath, Kannad

Thakurdas Permanandas, Ginning Factory, Chmcholi, Kannad

Narayanrao Ginning Factory, Chmcholi, Kannad

Kannad Ginning Factory, Kannad

Saruchond Chungiram G-nning Factory, Lasur, Gangapur
Narayandas Chunnilal G nning and Pressing Factory, Lasur, Gangapur
Narsing Ginning Factory, Gangapur

Prahaldas Maganlal Ginning and Pi easing Factory, Rotegaon, Vizapur
The Deccan Match Factoiy, V zaiur
Ganpat Rao Vithoha Ginn ng Foctory, Badiiapur, Jalmi
Kisbenlal Ramchan ’.er Ginning Factory, Jalna
Gopikihson Cliungiram Ginning & Piessing Factory, Jalna
Dhanraj Ginning & Pressing Factory, Jalna
Jalna Merchants Giniijng and Pressing Factory, Jalna
Godavari, Ginning and Pressing Factory, Jalna
Jalna, Ginnmg and Press’ng Factory, Jalna
Narayandas Chunnilal Gmning and Pressing F^actory, Jalna
Padamsi Premji G nning and Pressing Factory, Jalna
Radakishen Kanayalal Ginning and Pressing Factory, Jalna
N. J. Gamadia Ginning an t Pressing Factory, Jalna
Ganesh Ginning and Pressing Factory, Jalna
Mahahoer, Ginning and Pressing Factory, Jalna
Ranmarayan Daguram Ginning Factory, Jalna
Dagruram Sri R..m Ginning Factory, Jalni
Radhaki^h^m Kanayalal Ginning Factory, Jalna
Mahamdi (Ln img F.ictory, Jalna

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MILLS, FACTORIES <St OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Ramiitiih R;inijivi:n, Ginning Factory, Jalna
Krishna, CTinnmg Factory, Jalna
Aziz, Ginning Factory, Jalna
Anan.li Ginning Factory, Jalna
ShanKor Ginn ng Factory, Jalna

Meherwanji Feridonji Ico I' actory. Ginning Ice & Aerated Water Factory, Jalna
Padaniji Mulji Ginning Factory, Jalna

The Trdiiin Homo Pipe Co , Ltd., Pipe Manufacturing, Jalna

Ganosh, Ginning Factory, Jalna

Mehorui nji Pestonji, Ginning Factory, Jalna

Laxnii Ginning Factory, Sologaon. Jalna

Anandrcxm Ramakishon Ginning Factory, Badnapur, Jalna

Ambed Ginning Factory, Anibed

Kishonl J RamcbandiT Ginn ng Factory, Raniuncbigaon, Ambed
Assnraiii Raniriarayiin Ginning & Oil Factory, Pipalgaon, Ambed
Raralal Rainkisbm Ginning Factory, Pipalgaon, Ambed
Rahimdad Kbaii Ginning, Ambed
The Ganesb, Ginning Factory, Ambfd

Prabhani District.

Bczonji Byramji Ginning and Pressing Factory, Parbhani
N. J. Gamadia, Ginning and Pressing Factory, Parbhani
Vishnu Ginning and Pressing Factory, Parbhani
Narayandas Chunilal Ginning Factory, Parbhani
Sroeram Dwarakdas Ginning Factory, Parbhani
Bbavasab Ginning Factory, Gimmg and Oil
Muktba Ginning Factory, Parbhani

Bansilal Abirchand Ginning and Pressing Factory, Basnatb, Puma
Raja Giyangirji Narsingirji Ginning and Pressing Factory, Basmath Puma
?^reeram Dwarkadas, Gmnirg and Pressing Fretory, Basmath, Puma
Neloba Ramjivin, Ginn mg Factory, Basmath, Puma
Shaik Miah. Gmning Factory, Basmath, Puma

Syed All Husani, Ginning Factory, Ginning, Decorticating and oil, Basmath,
Puma

Gulam li Bros., Gmning Factory, Ginning and oil, Basmath, Puma
Badri Alain & Sons, Ginning and Pressing, Basmath
Jai Shankor Ginning Factory, Basmath

Syod Abdul^Razack Ginn ng Factory, Ginning and Pressing, Basmath

139

M!LLS. FACTORIES Sl OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Ph tiTcij Kishoiidas Ginning & Prossing, Factory, HingoM

Tho Dcvds (j inning au i Frosning F vciorv, Hingoli

Th ^ Now Cotton Gu.n ng ..n I Pivbsing Factory, Hingoli

Kairalmni Kosevdov C inn. iig Factory, llingoli

Tho Hingoli Ginning Factor^., Hingo^i

K. Vv . Diophodia Ginning Factory, Hingoli

Tlio Jowl.i (iinning Factory, Tliiigoli

Li.ictii S(dli and others' (I inning Factory, Hingoli

Th;' Nar^.ng Gjiin.m, I'actorj , Hingoli

Bindarbvin Gul.ilH'liav.l G nning Factory, Hingoli

Sardar [‘ri'ssjng F^ictory, ILngoli

Frorram Dwarkad.is (Fnriing Factory, Aj^'gaon, Plingoli

Proo Mahalaxrni Ginning Factory. BoMa, Hingoli

Maliasaraswiiti Ginning Factory, Bolda, PTingoli

Motiram Ginning Factory, Gojgaon, Hmgoli

Kamalnoni Kosov dov Ginning Factory, P.ilsi Hingoli

Balwaiith Singh Maiisingh G'l'nmg FacK^ry, Balmlgaon, Hingoli

Barunmal Hariram Ginning Factory, Babilgion, Hingoli

Maharata Ginning Factory, N visi, Hingoli

Sbajiur Giniuiig fhictory, Sbapur

Partbur Sonckwor G niiimg Factory, Partbur

Mabalaxnii Giiinnig Factory, Partbur

Md Kasim Fakir Mohamad Ginning FuCtory, Patbur

Padamsi Mulji Gmn.ng and IVossing Factory, Patbur

Taracnrind Jai Kislmndas, Ginning & Prossin'^, Factory, Pathari

Shoreon Giiin'ng Facfcurj , Patbur

Satona (TiniiJiig an I Pressing Factory, Satoni, Pathari

Kun'lanrnrl Narry.cndas G nnnig P'actory, Sacona, Patbur

Manickji Sorabji G nning h actory, Satoiia, Pathari

N, J. Gamadia Ginning end Pressing Factory, Sailu, Pathari

AsuFLin Paman-ircyan Ginning and Pressing Factory, Sailu, Pathari

Bansilnl Abirclmnd Ginning an 1 Pressing Factory, Sailu Pathari

P'ldamsi Mulji Ginning and Pressing Factory, Sailu, Pathari

Narayr.niass Chunnilal Ginning and Pressing Factory, Sailu, Pathari

v^itbald.wss Gulab iass Ginnmg ani Pressing Factory. Sailu, Pathari

Byramji Faruionji Goming Factory, Sailu, Pathari

N(!W CjUoiI (riniiing Factory, Sulu, Pathari

t’lrdarni..! Itl^ordm Ginning Factory, Sailu, Pathari

Motilal Rarakaran Ginning Factory, Sailu, Pathari

140

MILLS, FACTORIES & OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Tojpal Kliengi Ginning Factory, SaiHi, Pathari
Mnllai'pa Eshw,'!r:n)p:i Ginning Factory, Sailu, Pathari
Bt'zonji Byraniji Pressing Factory, Sailu, Pathari
Sreoram Dwrrkacas Ginning Factory, Jittur. Bori.

Hoinlal Showlal, Ginn.ng Factory, Jittur, Bon.

Churnilal Wardns Ginning Factory, Jittur

Asaram Ramnarayan < > inning Factory, Jittur

Sirajkaran Baxiram Giim*ng Factory, Baloor

(iulabdas Haridas & Son^^. Ginning Factory, Mantb

Gokulchand Ramratan (winning Factory, Baloor

Laxman Abi]i Ramwar Ginnnig Factory, Gangakhcd, Palam

Srikislun Ginning Factory, Gangakhed Pal im

Laxman Devidas, Ginning Factory, Gangakhed, Palam

Ramrao Madliar Rao, Ginning Factory, Gangakhed, Palam

The Now Rudr.iwar, Ginning Factory, Gangikhod, Palam

The Star Ginning & Pressing Factory, Prussmg, Gangakhed, Palam

Vinaik Rao Ginning Factory, Pingli

Narayiindas Chunnilal Ginning ^ Pressing Factory, Pathari, Manwath

Ncmd V Ginning Factory, Patlian. Manwath

Merchants Ginning Factory, Pathari, Manwath

Bewji Wall! Ginning Factory, & Doc irtic iting, Pathari, Manwath

Jai Kishon Ganeshlal Ginning Factory, Pathari, Manwath

Trimbuk Wmakanth, Ginning Factory, Pathari, Manwath

The Durga Ginning Factory, & Rice, Kalamnuri

Nanded District

The Osman Shahi Mills Ltd., Spinning Weaving, and Ginning Nanded
Md. Younus Ginning Pressing Foctory, Nandod
Ramzan Ali and Lalji Saj in Giim.ng an I Pressing Factory, Nandod
The Nowroji Wadia Ginning and Pressing Facto»*y, Nandod
Shanker Chandorbhan Girji G.nnmg and Pressing Factory, Nanded
N. J. Garaadia Ginning and Pressing Factory. Nanded

The Akbar Manufacturing and Pressing Co., Ginnmg, Pressing Decorticat
and Oil Nanded

Bezonji Byramji Ginning and Pressing Factory, Nanded
Vaman Naik Ginning and Pressing Factory, Nandod
The Muzampeth Ginning and Pressing Factory, Nanded

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MILLS, FACTORIES OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS

Ahmad Bhoj^ Rahaman Bhoy Ginning Factory, Nanded

Narayan Murthi Ginning Factory^, N.inh*d

Lalraohamad Ginning Factory, Nandid

The Mohin Ginning Factory, Nanded

The Osmania Ginning and Flour Mill Factory, Nrn led

Bansilal Af irchand Ginning Factory, Khandahar. Mudkhod

The Mudkhod Ginning i.nd ProHsing Factory, Mudkhod, Khandahar

Laxniin'irayan Ginning Factory, Mudkhed, Khandahar

The Imperial Girning and Prassin^ Factory. Mu dkhod, Khandahar

The Umri Ginning and Pn ssign Factory,, Umri, Khandahar

The Empross Mill Ginninng and Pressing Factory, Mudkhed, Khandahar

The Raja Ginn.ng and Pr ssing Factory, Mudkhed Khandhar

Benodiram Balchand Ginning and Pressing Factory, Mudkhed, Khandahar

Raja Birbhangirji Ginnmg Factory, Mudkhod, Khandahar

’Kerkheli Cotton Press Factory, Kherkoli, Khandahar

Bezonji Byramji Ginning and Pressing Factory, Kherkeli, Khandahar

Mustyala Ramiinna Govindu Ginning Factory. Kherkeli, Khandahar

The New Cotton Ginning and Pressing Factory, Dharmab.id

Shankor Ginning and Pressing Fac.tory, Dliarmabad

Gordhan Gokuldas Gmn.ng Factory, Ginning and Decorticating, Dharmabad

Chenai Ginning Factory, Bhainsa

Laxmi Ginning Factory, Bhainsa

Abdul Walud & Bros., (winning Factory, Bhainsa

Swadeshi Mills Ginning & Pressing Factory, Bhainsa

Bhainsa Ginning & Pressing Factory, Bhainsa

Raja Laxmi Marayan Srikishon Giiiumg & Pressing P\iotory, Bhainsa

Chondi Ginning Factory, Chondi

Palsi Ginning Factory, Falsi

Benodiram t alchand Ginning Factory, Negwa

Jamnadhar Potdas Ginning Factory, Digloor

Benodiram Balchand Ginning Factory, Ginniiig,Waigaon

Rai Bahadur Bansilal Abirchand Ginning Factory, Loha

Manikchand Lalchand Ginning Factory, Keni

Kishenlal Murlidhar Ginning Factory, Wardona

Ramoswar Nagobapatel Ginning Factory, Wardona

Poonilal Ginning Factory, Kondalwadi

Ranmath Balram Ginning Factory, Ginning, & Oil Mandur

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MILLS. FACTORIES du OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS

Bir District

Bansilal Abirchand Ginning & Pressing Factory, Purli
Kanyalal Fetehchand Ginning Facto y/ Ginning Decorticating & Oil, Purli
Tulsiram BapiT]! Ginning Factory, Ginning & Decorticating, Purli
Jagmitra Giuning Factory, Purli
Shaik Mahtab Ginning Factory, Purli

Bunkatlal Bansilal Ginning Factory, Ginning, Docorticating & Oil, Mominabad
Narsingrao Ginning Factory, Dharur
Girdharidas Radhaknsheii Ginning Factory, Manjlcgaon
Chamyavt.oi OiOnging Factory, Bir

Mohaiilal Kasthurichand GiniiiLg Factory, 0 iming & Decorticating, Bir

Khandcrao Ginn ng Factory Ginning Docoiticatmg, Bir

Hiralal Gvlabchand Ginning Factory, Tallowada

Bandalal O' ahdulal Giniiii g Factory, Pipuiimr

Kagraj Shewlal Giniiing Factory, vVadoni

Ramscok Ramratan Ginn ng Factory, Tarsona

Salebin Amor A.rab Ginning Factory, Gevrai

Gopal Kaniiatli Maiiahar Ginning Factory, Govrai

Nizamabad District.

Bansilal Aberchand, Ginning and Rice Factory, Nizamabad

Narsaghowd Enkagowd, Ginning ana UiOv) Faciory, Nizamabad

Krisbiia Rice Mill, Ginnjng Rice Docorticatmg, Nizamabad

Dewan Bhdr. Laxmmaraycvii, irri Kishen G.nnn g and Rice E'actory, Nizamabad

Ramchandcr Biiaj.inlal, GiUh.ng and Profcsmg Faccory, Rico & Oil, Nizamaba

Gordlian^,as Goi^uldas, Ginn.ng Rice and Qil, Nizamabad

V R. Naik, Ginning and R.oo Factory, Nizamabad

Bhioaji Dadabhoy Ginning and Pressing Factory. Nizamabad

The Indian Hume Pipe Co., [.td , Pipe Manufacturing, Nizamabad

Maduri Kistiab Ginning and Rice E’aotory, Nizani^ibad

Ramchander Bhanjanlal Gmning Factory, BadiwUgote Nizamabad

Raja Gulabdas Haridas Rioo Mill, Kamareddi, Nizambad

Vaman Naik Rice Mill, Kamareudi, Nizamabad

Mukund, Rice Mill, Bbiknur, Nizamabad

Hiralal Marwadi R.oo Mill, Birkur, Nizamabad

Vithal Reddy Nal Ramulu Rico Mill, Banswada, Nizamabad

Narayan Reddy, Rico Mill, Pitluni, Nizanuba I

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MILLS, FACTORIES & OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Gulbarga District.

The M. S. M. Mills, Ltd., Spinning and Weaving, Gulbarga
Sliivanaiid Oil Mills, Decorticating and Oil Pressings, Gulbarga
Tho Shahabad Cement Co. Ltd , Cement Works, Shahabad
Gurlingappa Gundappa Ginning Factory, Ginning, Oil Pressing. Decorticating
and Rico, Sulpeth, Chincholi

Dayaram Surajmal Ginning Factory, Ginning and Decorticating Sulopeth, Chin-
choli

Nagappa Chanbasappa Decorticating Factory, Decorticating and Oil Pressing
Sulopoth Chincholi

Sobachand Bhivajiram Ginn ng Factory, Decorfcioating, and Ginning, Seram
Kimbai appn Bharnappa Ginning Factory, Ginning, Decorticating an 1 Oil Prass-
ing, Seram

Razack Factory, Ginn.ng, Decorticating and Oil Pressing, Seram
Pewan Bahadur Ramgopal liaxminari-iyan Ginnmg and Pressing Factory, Gin-
nmg. Pressing and Decorticating, Seram
Dade Rao Pandappa, Ginning, Decorticating. Soram

Chavani Phakirappa Coutoii Pressing Co., Ginning Pressing and Decorticating,
Yadgir Haji Md. Hu&sain & Son., Ginning and i^ressing Factory, Ginning, Pres-
sing, Decorticating, Yadgiri

Chavani Phakirappa & Son,, Ginning and Pressing Factory, Ginning, Pressing,
Decorticating, Yadgiri

Rudrappa Ginning Factory, Ginning, Decorticating and Oil Pressing, Yadgiri

Baluchand Bhitaji Ginning Factory. Ginn»ng, Decorticating, and Rico, Yadgiri

Devji Chimaji, DecortiCating Factory, Decor^icat.ng, Yadgiri

Peer Mohamad, Ginning, Rice Decorticating, Yadgiri

Md. Abdulla, Giiinmg Pactory, Yadgiri

Mirza Ekbal All Bog D.*corticating P’actory, Yadgiri

Peer Md. Abdul Gaffar, Button PYctory, Yadgiri

Aaspalli Kullapp\ Shivajibhoy, Ginning & Decorticating, Saidapur, Yadgiri
Shaik idussam Ahmadi, Ginning & Djoorticatmg, Factory, Saidapur, Yadgiri
Varad Laxmappa Keshaji, Ginning & Decorticating, Factory, Sa idapur, Yadgiri
Maruthi Rao Dhondeba, Decorticating Factory, Saidapur, Yadgiri
Md. Ygsoof Seth, Ginning & Pressing Factory, Changolo, Chincholi
Massood Company, Ginning, Decorticating & Rice, Changole, Chincholi
Agnoor Veerappa, Ginning Phactory, Decorticating Oil & Rioo, Agnoor Kodangal
Roopchand Cliunnilal, Ginning Factory, Decorticating, Oil & Ric 0 ,^Navondgi
Ramkaran Srikishon, Ginnin^ Factory, Ginning, Decorticating, Shorapur

144

MILLS. FACTORIES &. OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Phakeorappa Nagendrappa, Ginning, Decorticating, Factory, Rangampet,
Sliorapur

Sidramappa, Ginning, Decorticating, Factory, Naikal Shapur

Moolji Mallappa, Ginning, Decorticating, Rico, Factory, Kosgi

Rani Ratnamma & Rani Raraachandrcimma, Rico Mill, Kosgi

Md. Yussof Seth, Rice Mill, &r Decorticating, Thandnr Jagir

Md. Yusoof Seth, New Ginning & Rice Mill, Decorticating, Thandur Jagir

Kalwa Rajiah & Bros., Rice Mill, & Decorticating Thandur Jagir

Raichur District.

Messrs. Valkart Bros, Ginning, Pressing & Decorticating P'actory, Raichur
Raichur Press Company, Ginning & Pressing, Raichur
Mahavir Factory, Docorticatiiig, Raichur

Cniuinahoswar. Ginning, Pressing & Decorticating oil Factory

Chavani Phakirappa & Sons, Ginning, Pressing & D6)corticating Factory, Raichur

Girdharilal Damodardas Rathi, Ginning, Pressing & Decorticating Factory,

Viswanatli Yelliah & Sons, Ginning, Decorticating, Factory, Raichur

Sabhapathi Press Co., Pressing, Decorticating, Raichur

Bhagir Guiidappa Venkiah Chotty, Ginning, Decorticating, Factory, Kaichur

Syed Abdul Quader, Ginning, Decorticating Factory, Raichur

Mididodi Laxraiah, Ginning, Decorticating Oil Factory, Raichur

Nirnianvi Hainpangowda, Ginning, Decorticating, Oil, Factory, Manvi

Rajalbanda Thiminayya, Ginning Factory, Manvi

Laxinikoshavaroddy, Decorticutiiig Factory, Gadwal State

Gac.wal industrial Works, Decorticating, Gadwal State

Mahanandi & Achanna, Decorticating oil & Pressing Factory, Gadwal State

Angadda Laxmiah, Decorticating, Rice & Oil Factory, Gadwal State

Dalai Basappa, Decorticating, Factory, Gadwal State

Laxminarayan Girning, Decorticating Factory, Manopad, Alanipur

Jalgam Narsanna (xinning, and Decorticating Factory, IJndevalli, Alainpur

Kotta Siviah Gang.) ram. Ginning Decorticating Rice, Factory, Alampur

Kattd Venkata Slieshuili & Ha]! Ilrahim Decorticating and Rice Factory, Alampur

Sangappa Mudgal Ginning and Decorticating Rice Factory, Kopbal

Andanappa Agdi Ginning and Decorticating Factory, Kopbal

V. V. Ballolh Ginning, Decorticating, oil Factory, Kopbal

Kopbal Ginning iind Pressing Factory, Kopbal

MuUaninal Ginning, Decorticating, Rico Factory, Kopbal

Yonkappa Yerasi Ragbappa Punyamurthi Gmtiing and Docorticatiiig Factory,
Bhanapur

Andanappa Metisikai Siddappa Cbandit Ginning, Decorticating Factory Bhainimr

145

MILLS, FACTORIES OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Modibjisjippa Ginning find Dficorticating Facto"y, Knknnr

Havinlial Venkatrao Gii ning Factory, Sindlmur

Chanbasappa Ginning Factory, Matwadi. Sindhur

Sidramappa Ginning Factory, Kallur, Manxi

Marignndappa Amarappa Ginning Factory, Karotgi, Gangavati

Jamrnanna Basappa & Erappa Biida Gura'-i Ginning Factory, Karetgi, Gangavat

Kalyanappa -Andanappa Agdi Ginning Factory, Farotgi, Gangavati

Gunz^lli Erappa Karbasrppa Ginning Factory, Gangavati

Modi Biissappa Ballolli G.nning Factory, Grngovati

Modv Sotti Govindai'pa Warad Baslingappa Ginning, Decorticating, Oil Factory,
D^odurg

Pampangowdr & Thinimanna Vakil Ginning Factory. Deodurg
Panipannra Manbasanpa. Decorticating, Oil Factory, Trkalgiida, Eopbal
Gaiickal Hampiah ,Tardinimi Basappa Ginning Factory. Sirwar, Kopbal
Rudrappa Ginning FactoJ^J^ Kallur, Manvi

V('orappa Andrnappa Agdi Ginning, Decorticating, Oil Factory, Kuknur, Kopfil
Mudibasappa V. Ballolli Ginning, Decorticating Factory, Botbiyor, Gopal

Waranga! District

Azam Jabi M ^ . Spinning, Weaving, Warangal

Girmal Ven^^'’nnah. Ginning Factory, Decorticating Rice, Warangal

Kond.i: Ayalaya G'nning and Rice Factory, Ginning Rice, Warangal

Konda Avalava Ginning, Decorticating Factory, Warangal

Tl 0 Deccan Manure Works, Bone Milling, Warangal

Siddamsotty Narsimloo, Girning Factory, Decorticating Rico, Warangal

The Wariingal Press, Pressing, Warangal

The Electric Ginning Factory, Ginning, Warangal

M. Ramchandriab and Janiki Ramuloo, Ginning, Decorticating Rico Factory,
Warangal

D. B. Ramgopal Sri Kishen, Ginning. Pressing, Dccortica f-ing Oil Factory,
Warangal

Phicaji Dada'Bhoy & Co., Ginning Pressing, Decorticating and Oil Factory,
Warangal

Abdul Gani Oil press and Rico Mill, Warangal
Kasim Yiisoof Nathu Megji & Sons, Ginning and Pressing, Warangal
Akarnp Venknanali and P. V. Reddy Ginning Factory, Ginning RicOr Warangal
Brahma Deval Anandam Rice Mill, Rice Oil, Warangal
Nerala ?n Han Baldeling.im Rico Mill, Warangal
Bando Ali Bijapur Oil Mill, Oil Pressing, Warangal

MILLS. FACTORIES A OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

The War.ingal Bone Mill, Wrrangal

Girmal Ramiah, Ginning Rico Factory, Warangal

Akarap Vonkarnih P V. Reddy, Ginning Rice Factory, Warangal

Gundimali Buchi Ramuloo, Ginning Rice Factory, Warangai

Kodandarania Roddy, Oiiming Rice Factory, Warangai

Kundiir Kunkumiah, Ginning Rioe Factory, Warangai

Kamsetty Lingannah and P, V. Reddy, Ginning Rico Factory, Warangai

8ri Venkatethwar Rico Mill, Malihoobabid

The Mahboobia Match Co , Match Manufjicuring, Mahbootabad

8ri Sathyanarayana Rice Mill, Yellandu

P. Veiikat Rama Reddy, Ginning Pressing, Decorticating Rice and Oil Factory,
Madira

8ri Venkateshwara Swaray Rice and Gini.i .g Factory, Khaimnamcth
8ri Sect a ram a Chandra Swainy RiceJMill, Kliammannoth

Sri Guntanialloshwaraswamy, Ginning, Decorticating Rite andOil Foctory, Kham-
iiiamoth

Sri Satliyanarsyanaswarny, Rico and Decorticating Factory

BhiCciji Dadablioy to., Ginning Decorticating Rice and Oil Factory, Kham-
niamoth

8ri Ran akribhna Rico, Khanimainotli

K. Eknath & other Rice Mill, Rico, Decorticating, Warangai, Gb«"inapur

Ooli Seeta Ramiab, Rice Mill, Warangai, Ghanapur

Thar Molianied. Ginning P'actory, Ginning, Ricci Warangai

Kalwa Rajalingamurtbi, Rico Mill, Wan ngal

Luxminarayan, Rico Mill, Mahbubabad

Tho Deccan Marble & Min.ng Company Marble QuarricF, Jiistapally
Laxmi, Ginning & Prebsiiig Factory, Latur
Dovacha B"os,, Ginning, Latur

Ra]a Narasingirji Dhanrajgirji, Giining & Prosbing Factory, Latur
Dayaram bun jmal, G nnmg, Pressing, Oil & Decorticating, Factory, Latur
Tho Sholapur Mills, (Lrining, Pres: i ig & Decorticating Factory, Latur
Sn Kishen Bankt^tlal Ginning, Decorvic..ting Factory, Latur
Diisook KanyaLil GmHing, Press mg and Decorticating Factory, Latur
Nagsettyapia Mantheli Giiining baCtoiy, F^atur
Shapurji Cheiiai Gum ng b'actory, Lctiur
Motilal CliunniUi Ginning and rie^Miig Factory, Latur
Karbdsappa Kachuppa irl act i Ginning Factory, Latur
Gurlingappa^Nagsethappa Ginning Factory, Latur
Bhagwant Thuljaram Ginning P^actory, Liaur
F'steiichand and others Ginning P'actory, Xallam
The Latur ^ lectric Ginning . nd ITes. mg iLvctory, Latur

147

MILLS, FACTORIES &. OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Karlmnagar District

Hfinurminbiin Hazairmral, Oinnmg, Bice Factory, Poddapalli

Hirachand Poonamchand, GinDing, Bice Factory, Peddapalli

Bhicaji Dadabhoy & Co„ Ginning, Sc Pressing, Oil, Peddapalli

Kasimnathu Sett Ginning, Sc Pressing Factory, Peddapalli

K. Veni\atard.iam Ginning Decorticating, & Bice Factory, Jammikunta Huzarabad

Yusuf Natlui Megji & Sons, Pressing Factory, Jammikunta, Huzarabad

Bhicaji D.jflablioy Sc Co., Ginning, Bico Oil, Fa-itory, Peddapalli

Asifabad District

Kasimnathu Mogji & Sons, G.nning & Pressing Factory, Manickgrah, Bajnra

Jewraj Potdar Ginning, & i’reijsing Factory, Bliedoda, Bajura

Kerson Khrngar Ginning, Bico Factory, Manclienal, Laxetpett

Barnchaiider Mirzamal Ginning Factory, Nirmal

Baliram H Iranian Ginning, Factory, Mandvi, Kinwit

Balram Hiraman, Ginning, Factory. Adilabad

Pola Vonkatram, Ginning. Oil, Factory, Adilabad

Knsbnji Kbandoji Patel Ginning, Factory, Patoda, Kinwit

Narsagowd Lingagowd, Ginning, Factory, Dilawarpur, Nirmal

Sakhcr Gopalu & Yenkannah Ginning, Bico Factory, Timburni, Nirmal

The Empress Mills Ginning Factory, Liraba, Nirmal

Baniram Bedma] Ginning & Ppssmg Factory, Abilabad

Nalgonda District.

Peddi Rajiah Rico, Decorticating, Oil Mill, Jangaon
Mokala Shivaroddi Bico Mill, Jangaon
Jidgam Ramiah Rice, Decorticating Mill, Jangaon
Medesette Papiah & K. Ramanna Rice Mill, Jangaon
Jdgam Lachmiah New Rico Decorticating Mill, Jangaon
The Raigir Oil Mill, Raigir, Jangaon
Venugopal Rice Mill, Suryapet

Ayala Yelliah Brass- ware Manufacturing Factory, Pembarthi, Jangaon
Janaki Ramrao Rice Mill, Aler, Bhongir

Bidar District.

Nurundappa Khoni Ginning Factory, Udgir

Molianlal & Bbimannapatel Ginning, Decorticating, Rice Sc Oil Factory Ekbeli
Akbar Manufacturing & Press Co„ Ltd. Ginning, Pressing & Oil, Udgir

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MILLS, FACTORIES &, OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS.

Medak District.

Pannalal Kishenlal Rico and Decorticating Mill. Jogipet, Andole

Hazarimal Gordhaiidas Ginning, Decorticating Rice & Gil Factory Vikarabad

Mohained Moulana Rice Mill, Ramayampet

Raja Bhagwandas Rico Mill, Kottapalli

Naimuddin and others Rico Mill, Siddipet

Venkata Ramanna Gowda Ginning and Rice Factory .Sadasivepet, Kalabgur

Sri Venkatoshwara Rice and Decorticating Mill, Jogipet, Andole

Kailara Laxmiah Rice Mill, Papannapet

Eprika Narsimuloo & G. Raghavuloo Rice Mill, Masipet

Beola & Mohini Rico Mill, Wadiaram

Motilal Gulabchand Rice Mill, Yellareddy

Mahboobnagar

Velji Shanji Ginning Decorticating, Rice, Factory, Krishna Makthal
Liquor Distilh^ry, Liquor Manufacturing, M.ihboobn'igj r
Tholi Shivalingah Rico Mill, Rico, Decorticating, Cil, Wanapar:i Samasthan
K, Samagowd Pulliali Rice Mill, Rice, Decorticating, Oil, Pentavolli Jetpole
Samasthan

Kandur Laxmmarayan Decorticating Oil, Factory, Jotpole Samasthan
Lanety Narayana Kalwa Eshwariah, Decorticating Oil, Factory, Wanaparti
Samastan Road

Musa Abu Baker Decorticating Factory Wanaparti Samastan Road
Dandu Auguiah & Thelkunta Balakristiah, DecarticatingOil, Factory Wanaparti
Samastan Road,

Pogagu Virapakshaya & Bhima Shesiah Docrticating Factory, Wanaparti
Samastan Road,

Shankariah Decorticating Rice, Factory, Wanaparti Samastan Road,

Dacha Laxmiah Decorticating Oil Factory, Wanaparti Samastan Road
Mailapur Nagiah Rico Mill. Rice* Decorticating, Oil, Mahboobnagar
Bankatlal Decorticating Factory. Marikal, Makthal
Bankatlal Decorticating, .Oil Factory, Narayanpet, Makthal

149

INDIGENOUS INDUSTRIES

Warangal Disirici.

Silk Khadi, Cotton Khadi and Duries— Central Jail, Warangal
Carpets, Tassar Silks— Matwada, Waragal
Tassar Silk Cloth— Hassan Parthi, Warangal

Kareemnagar Disirici

Silver Filigree Work and Cotton Cloth, TCarocmnagar

Choli Khan and Printing Works— Jagtiyal, Kareemnagar

Tassar Silk— Mahadevpur, Kareemnagar

TJasi Paper— Koratla, Kareemnagar

Silver Filigree Work— Monakondur, Kareemnagar

Adilabad Disirici

Toys and Wooden Work— Nirmal, Adilabad
Tassar Silk Cloth— Chinnor, Adilabad
Leather Work— Sirpur, Adilabad

Medak Disirici

Silk Pitamber Sadies and Printing Work and Jazam, Curtain Printed,— Sanga-
reddy, Medak

Jazam, Curtain Printed — Medak

Brass and Silver Work, Silk Cloth Sadies Etc.— Siddipot, Medak
Brass Work— Ramayanpet, Medak
Cotton Saries- Rangampett, Medak
Dasi Paper and Lungies— Maddur, Medak

Nizamabad Disirici

Tassar Silk Cloth - Armoor, Kizamabad
Brass Work— Lingampett, Nizamabad
Polished Wood Work (Toys) Beemgal, Nizamabad

Nalgonda Disirici

Tabia Roomal— Devarkonda, Nalgonda
Horn Walking Sticks— Suryapet, Nalgonda
Brass Work— Panyal, Nalgonda

Printed Parcas Janan az and Lustarkan, Maddura and Solakpur, Nalgonda

150

INDIGENOUS INDUSTRIES.

Mahaboobnagar District

Silk Saries, Gold borders, Dhoties— Narayanpot, Muhaboobnagar
Kambal of which ovor-Coats are made , Makthal, Dovarakedra, Nagar Kurnool,
Amrabad, and Mahboobnagar

Aurangabad District

Himroo, Mashroo, Kunikab, Gold Cloth Task) Border for Sareoa— Aurangabad
Petamher Saries, Gold Borders— Paithan, Aurangabad

Handed Distrit^

Brass and Copper Works —Mukhed, Nandod

Beed District

Leather Work, Sapat Sho?s, Gapteos (Sword Sticks)— Bood

Gulbarga District.

Cotton Cloth, Agar, Masala (Scented Fioots)— Gulbarga
Silk & Cotton Cloth— Kurangal and Girmitkal, Gulbarga
Thin Kumbals— Silapat, Chincholi Oadi, Kooora, Gulbarga
Best Lungios — Maddur, Gulbarga
Cotton and Silk Saries— Shorapore, Gulbarga
Tassar Silk Cloth — Kosgie, Gulbarga

Bidar District

Bidri Articles & Shoes— Bidar

Raichur District /.

Soft Slipper, Pottery Worls— Raichur

Diirrios & Sojonios — Aulainporo, Kaichur ^

Silk Sanos— Gadw'al. Raichur

Wooden Toys— Kanal & KopbaL Raichur

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TRADERS LIST.

HARDWARE, METAL MERCHANTS A DEALERS.

Abdul Kader C/o Abdul Latif, 5589 Afzul Guuj, Hyderabad
Mohamed Abdul Latif & Sons, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
H. M. Jalalmiya, Af?ul Gunj, Hyderabad
P. Rajareddy & Co.,. No. 5590, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
Eameshwar K. Anjiab, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
Mohd. Nurulla Peddi Shuraji, Afzul Gunj, Hjrderabad
Baile Lachmiah. M. Ramiah, Sidiamber Bazaar, Hyderabad
S. Chandriah, T. Rangiah, Sidiamber Bazaar, Hyderabad
P. Baliah, G. Rainloo. Sidiamber Bazaar, Hydoiabad
K. A. Rahim, General Merchant, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
Ali Mohamed Hassan Dhorajiwala, Naka Bazaar, Hyderabad
Bhai Moosa Mobamed Sj.rdargadwala, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
Chidura Vasudev Kantbiah & Co., General Bazaar, Sec bad
S. Ramasvvainy & Co., General Bazaar, Secunderabad
Gandam & Sons, Market Stree% Secunderabad
Ponnala, A. E. Balarum, General Bazaar, Secunderabad

IRON & STEEU BEAM MERCHANTS.

Secunderabad Trading Co., James Street, Secunderabad (Branch)
Troop Bazaar, Hyderabad ,

Trevcdi & Co., Tata’s Agents, 52, Sebastian Road, Sec bad
Lalje Meghjee, Station Road, Hyderabad (Branch) James St,

Secunderabad . o. ». i

The Indian Iron and Steel Corporation, Rani Gunj, Sec bad

OLD IRON & METAL MERCHANTS.

M. Pirani &Co., 55, James Street, Secunderabad

STEEL TRUNK MAKERS & DEALERS.

D. Hareeba, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad

Kotilingara & Sons, Ganeral Bazaar, Secunderabad

Deccan Bucket & Trunk Factory, 56, James S:. Secunderabad

HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.

Aziz Hotel, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Empire Restaurant, Opp Railway Station, Secunderabad
Percy’s Hotel, Alexandra Road. Secunderabad
Montgomery’s Hotel, Oxford Street, Secunderabid
Mayfair Restaurant, St. Mary’s Road, Secunderabad
Montgomery’s Annex, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

TRADERS LIST

HOTELS & RESTAURANTS. Contd.

Central Market Restaurant, Nizam-Shahi Road, Hyderabad
John & Co., Hotel, Gunfoundry, Hyderabad
Viccajee’s Hotel, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Royal Hotel, 0pp. Railway Station, Nampalli, Hyderabad
Cafe Karachi & General Stores, Abid Buildings, Hyderabad ^
Saidia Hotel, Boarding & Lodging, Nampally Rly. Station
Hyderabad

Nizamiah Hotel, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Percy’s Hotel, Sec'bad (Branch) King Koti Road. Hyderabad

Imperial Restaurant, Park Lane, Secunderabad

Welcome Hotel, 0pp. Railway Station, Secunderabad

The Bharath Restaurant, 4208, Station Road, Secunderabad

Sree Rama Vilas, Station Road, Secunderabad

South Indian Lodge, 0pp. Railway Station, Secunderabad

Prince of Wales Restaurant, 4042, Turner’s Street, Sec’bad

Bhola Shankar, James Street, Secunderabad

TAILORS & OUTFITTERS.

H. M. Sideek, James St. Sec’bad (Branch) Abid Road, Hy’bad
Deccan Tailors, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Good Will & Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad
Bombay Tailoring House, King Koti Road, Hyderabad
Metha & Sons, 0pp. Telegraph Office Sultan Bazaar, Hy’bad
John Burton, 102 A, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad
Laffans Ltd., 100, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

J. C. Pinto, 113, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Toe West End Tailors, 16, James Street, Secunderabad
G. S hanker Rao, James Street, Secunderabad
L. Telles, James Street, Secunderabad

CAP MERCHANTS.

The Egyptian Cap Mart, King Koti Road, Hyderabad
N. Narsimulu K. Rajiah, Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad

TEA MERCHANTS.

Tea Syndicate, Nayapool,, Hyderabad

Empire Tea Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Brooke Bond Tea (India) Ltd., Market Street, Secunderabad

K. T, Eu Tea C. K. Moodaliar & Co., James Street, Secunderabad

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ACCOO.NTAStS AND AUDITORS

K. Katraj Iyer & Co., Oxford St„ Secunderabad

ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS.

Saba & Co., Chapel Road, Hyderabad

Trade Expansion Company Mozam Jahi Road, Hyderabad

West End Adcraft Company, James Street, Secunderabad

AERATED WATER FACTORIES

Alladin & Sons, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Badsha & Sons, Station Road, Hyderabad
Brandon & Co., Market Street, Secunderabad
Cafe Johnson, Secunderabad
Dalton & Co., Hyderabad

Elite Mineral Waters, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Khasim Khan & Co., Market Street, Secunderabad
Spences, Park Lane, Secunderabad

ARCHITECTS A, SURVEYORS

Chari & Haran & Co.,

V. Basuvraja, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Edward & Co., Hugos Town, Hyderabad

ARMS & AMMUNITION DEALERS.

Watts Bros., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Fernat All Ilaji AMul Husain, Gun Powder L^id Bazaar, Hy’bad
Haji Abdul Karim, Gun Powder Lad Bazaar, Hyderabad
Hajl Mohammed Umer, Gun Powder Lad Bazaar, Hyderabad
Mohammed Ibrahim, Gun Powder Lad Bazaar, Hyderabad
Mohammed Mataf, Gun Powder Lad Bazaar, Hyderabad
Mohammed Vazir & Sims, Gun Powder, Lad Bazaar Hyderabad

AUCTIONEERS

City Auction Hall, Shahrah Osmani Road, Hyderabad
Deccan Auction Hall, Kamiulli Road, Hyderabad
Mohammed Abdul Aziz Khan, 0pp. Grammar School, Hy’bad

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Rabiin Khan MohaivP'C/l, Nani.-'a^'i llorH, Hyderabad
Royal Aucol()?i Malt, Staoloii Ro^d, [Iydtral)cd
[sirail M. & Brofi., Bonafide Auctioneers, 101, Oxford Street,
Sccund€ral)ad

Moba^nired Bux & Sons, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Mohammed Rabin'i Khan, James Street, Secunderabad
Sreo Kisban Suraj Karan, Janu^s Street, Secunderabad
Wadia & (-o., James Street, Secaindcrahnd

BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS

Percy’s Hotel Hyder^^uda, Hyderabad

Af'dul Sattar M. G. & Bros., Basbeer Bagh Road, Hyderabad
A/iz cS^ (do., Abid Road, Hyderabad

Dawt.od BJscuIo Fa.ctory, Hear Mozain Jahi Market, Troop
Bazar, Hyderabad

John & Co., Gunfoundry, Hyderabad

Nizami Bi Hotel, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Rose Biscuit Works, L(>wer Tank Bund Road, Hyderabad

A^iccaje (% Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad

Em:'ire Restauremt, 0pp. Railway Station, Secunderabad,

Johnsnr/s Cafe, 0pp. Imperial Bank, Secunderabad

Mogala & Co., Market Street, Secunderabad

Percy’s Hotel, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad

BANKS

Andbara Bank Ltd., Tbo Shabra Csmani Road, Hyderabad
Central Bank Ltd., Ibe Sbabra Osm mi Road, Hyderabad
Guntur Bank Ltd., Tbo Mooz^im Jabl Road, Hyderabad

Hyderabad Central Co-operative Union Ltd., Gunfoundry
Hyderabad

Hyderabad Co-operative Dominion Bank Ltd., Station Road,
Hyderabad

Mnnnalal Onkaramull, Station Road, Hyderabad
Ragbunatbmul!, G. Abid Road, Hyderabad
Raghunatbrnull, G. Father Gatti, (Branch) Hyderabad
SarawSWathi Barkmg Co. Ltd., Station Road, Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST

Central Bank L;d., James Sircou, Secunderabad
Dlieerji Chandmul, James Street, Secunderabad
Girtharilal S. & Sons, James Street. Secunderabad
Heerachand Poonumchand, James Street, Secunderabad
Imperial Bank of India Ltd., Secunderabad
Imperial Bank India Lid., Shahrah Osmani Road, Hy’bad
Multanmull Chandanmull K. & Sons, James Street, Sec’bad
Prudential Co-oyerative Credit S<>ciety Ltd., Oxford Street,
Secunderabad

Quilon Bank Ltd., ames Si^reei;, Secunderabad
Secunderabad C(immercial Banking Co., Park Lane, Sec’bad
Subkaran Sukde^’, Janus Sticet, Secunderabad
Banichand Jawarnudl, Tiimulgherry
-Dyaram Surijumull, General Bazaar, Secunderabad
Deerjch indmill, Goneral Bazaar, Socandorabad
Gangabishen MohariLil, James Street, Secunderabad
I'ioearchand Paitbannill, Bolauim
Lachniinivas, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad
S- Girtharilal, James Siieet, Secunderabad

BICYLE

Bharath Cycle Stores, Gowliguda, Hyderabad

Damian P. & Sons, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Deccan Sewing Machine & Cycle Co., Putli Bowdi Road Ily’bad

Deccan Cycle Mait, Nizam Stiai Road, Hyderabad

Bahamian & Sons. Saunders Road, Secunderabad

Bombay Cycle Trading Co., 124, Paik Lane, Secunderabad

Gir Rao K. & Co., Abid Road Hyderabad

Golden Cycle Co., Gowliguda, Hyderabad

Habib & Co., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Mohamad Younnus & Sons, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Naidu B. N. & Co., Mahlc(>bjura, Gowliguda, Hyderabad

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CYCLES DEALERS Conte/.

Ishaq Cycle Mart, James Street, Secunderabad

Krishna Cycle Stores James Street, Secunderabad

Mervanji & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad

Deccan Sewing Machine & Cycle Co., James Street, Sec^bad

Wellington Cycle Co., James Street, Secunderabad

Secunderabad Cycle Agency Opp : Jumma Musjid Secunderabad

block (LINE, HALF-TONE) MAKERS

Government Central Press, Chanchalguda Hyderabad
Mazher & Co., Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad

BOOK sellers a publishers

Balarkrishnaya G. & Bros., Pathergatti, Hyderabad
Bharat Book Depot, Machili Kaman, Hyderabad
Deccan Book & Stationery Mart, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Gowerish anker Varma N. & Co., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Book Depot, Gunfoundry, Hyderabad
Mahmudia Book Depot, Charkaman, Hyderabad
Maktaba-Ilmia, Charminar, Hyderabad
Shamsul Matabe, Nizam Shai Road, Hyderabad
Chetty C. N. Market Street, Secunderabad
John Marshal & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Marathi Book Depot, Market Street, Secunderabad
Narayan Chetty C. General Bazaar, Secunderabad
Singam Veerannah, Market Street, Secunderabad
West End News Centre, 16 James Street, Secunderabad

BOOT A SHOE MAKERS A DEALERS.

Ashiq M. Ali, Nizam Shai Road, Hyderabad
Ayoob Boot House, Pathergatti, Hyderabad
Azad Boot House, Nizam Shai Road, Hyderabad
Aziz Brothers, Pathergatti, Hyderabad
Begg Brothers, Pathergatti, Hyderabad

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Bata Mir Husain, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Deccan Boot House, Nawapool Road, Hyderabad
Haji Mohamad Fazil, Nawapcol, Hyderabad
Inayat Boot House, Patiergatti, Hyderabad
International Boot House, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Mohamed Abdul Majid, Nawapool Road, Hyderabad
Mahboob Khan & Bros, Nizam^Shahi Road, Hyderabad
Ma'iboob Boot House, Pathergatti, Hyderabad
Mohammad Azam Moinuddin, Nawapool Road, Hyderabad

Branch Abid Road, Hyderabad
New Imperial Trading Co., The Nizam Shahi Road, Hy’bad
Rahim M. A. Patiergatti, Hyderabad
Western Boot House, Nawapool Road, Hyderabad
Ballannah J. & Co., Park Lane, Secunderabad
Bata, James Street, Secunderabad
Elite,. Stores, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Mody & Co., James Street, Secunderabad
Sutar N. & Co., 51 James Street, Secunderabad
Vandex Shoe Stores, Park Lane, Secunderabad
H, M, Shariff Bros.. 1414, General Bazaar, Secunderabad
Watts Bros., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
John Lee & Co., James Street, Secunderabad

CABINET MAKERS A PEALERS

Bombay Furniture House, Afzulgunj, Hyderabad

B. R. & Sons, Cabinet Maker, Bashirbagh Road, Hyderabad

Karkhana Mahboobia, Afzulgunj, Hyderabad

Mineorva Furniture Works, Shahraha Osmani Road, Hy’bad

Panesar Brothers, Lalaguda

Pentiah Furniture Makers, Afzulgunj, Hyderabad

Riaz Islam Factory, Mozam Jahi Road, Hyderabad

Roneo Ltd , Abid Road, Hyderabad

Yakoob Ali M. & Sons, Gouliguda Chaman, Hyderabad

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CABINET MAKERS AND DE A LER

Abbas Bros. Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Eduljee & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Ginwalla H. J,, James Street, Secunderabad

Husain E. K & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Khajamia, James Street, Secunderabad

Mohamed Ali S. & Sons, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Paneshwar Bros., James Street, Secunderabad

Tayabally & Sons, Oxford Screet, Secunderabad

Venkateshan M., Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Wren Bennett & Co., Ltd. Alexandra Road, Secundera la

CARPET DEALERS.

S. M. Siah, Persian Carpet Dealers, 123, James St. Sec ’bad

COMMISSION AGENTS

Haji Kurban Husain Mulla Abdul Yaiyet Charkaman, Hy’bad,
S. Laver & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad

CEMENT MERCHANT

Ahmed Alladin, Oxford Street, Seevnderabed

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

Aiyangar & Sons, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Arastu Pharmacy, Mukhurum Jahi Road, Hyderabad

Baig & Bros,, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Bashir & Co., Station Road, Hyderabad

Bharat Medical Hall, Nizam Shahi Road, Hyderabad

DeChane & Cell Products J. J. ShahrahaOsmania Road, Hy’bad

Devi Vilas, Shahraha Osmania Road, Hyderabad

TRADERS LIST

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.

Deccan Pharmacy 88 Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Friend & Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad
G. Paul & Co., Charkhaman, Hyderabad
Homeopathic Dispensary, Afzulgunj, Hyderabad
J. Faust & C Oxford Street, Secunderabad
James & Co., Station Road, Hyderabad
Jubilee Medical Hall, Mozam Jahi Road, Hyderabad
Karim Bros. Nizam Shahi Road, Hyderabad
King & Co., A.fzulgunj Road, Hyderabad
Lislie Gay ^ Co., Station Road, Hyderabad
Madan-ul-Mufarradat, Na v ip ) >1 R ) vl , Jlr\ r ib id
Mohamedi Medical Hall, Pathc-rgutti, Hyderabad
Mutyala & Co., Station Road, Hyderabad
Maruthi Medical Hall, Isanua Bazaar, Chowrostha, Hy’bad
Maslekar G. H. Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad
Murthi Medical Hall Dispensing Chemists Nampalli Bazaar
Road, Hyderabad

Nahdi & Co., Nawa Pool Road, Hyderabad

Osmania Medical Hall, Isamia Bazaar, Chowrostha, Hy’bad

Popular Cheniist, Opp: K. E. M. Hospital, Secunderabad

Queen & Co., Market Slreeii, Secunderabad

Royal Medical Hall, Nizam Shahi Road, Hyderabad

Royal Pharamacy, Station Road, Hyderabad

S. M. & Sons, Nizam Shai Road, Hyderabad

Shabbir Medical Hall, Afzulgunj, H rhj ibid

Syed Abdul Razack & Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad

Syed Abdur Razack & Co., Macbii Kaman, Hyderabad

S. Vilayet Hesain & Sons, Nizam Shahi Road, Hyderabad

The Deccan Chemical Works, Sultan Bazaar, II.\dcrabad

Victor & Co., Isamia Bazaar, ChovV Rostha, HydeiMbad

Ssy : Bright & Co., Alendra Road, Secunderabad

Th : General Dispensing Chem'sts, Station Road, Secunderabad

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CIGARETTE DEALERS A MANUFACTURERS

Vazier Sultaji Tobacco Co., Masheerabad, Hyderabad
Golconda Cigarette Factory, Masheerabad, Hyderabad
Mudahar C. K. & Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad
Mudaliar C. K. &Co., James Street, Secunderabad
Bhaskar S. V. James Street, Secunderabad

DRAPERS

Bombay Mill Cloth Supplying Co., Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Cottage Industries Sales Depot, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Chidura Vasudev Doorvasulu, James Street, Secunderabad

Edsu Fabrics, Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Gopal R. R. Branch Abid Road, Hyderabad

Hajee Md. Aminuddin Gazamfar Ali, Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Haneraj Mangilal, Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Indian Industrials, James Street, Secunderabad

Karoodimal J. Pafiergutti, Hyderabad

Khadi Vastralaya, Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad

Jivanlal R. R. Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Laxminarayan Mamchand, Lad Bazar, Hyderabad

Ladies Emporium, James Street, Secunderabad

Murlidhar Gopikishen, 91 James Street, Secunderabad

Manual Roof Chand, Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Md. Mahboob & Bros. Pathergutti, Hyderabad

Molla Mohsin Ali, Lad Bazar, Hyderabad

Mir Husain Abid Road, Hyderabad

Mistry J. D. & Zenana Stores Bashirbagh Road, Hyderabad

Md. Yunnus Abid Road, Hyderabad

Md. Jwaba Prashad, Nawa Pool Road, Hyderabad

Noon Karan Thandi Ram, Nawa Pool Road, Hyderabad

Fatal ay Baloji Balaxam, James Street, Secunderabad

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CLOTH MERCHANTS Contd,

Patangay Bros. Nawa Pool Road, Hyderabad

R. R. Gopal, Alladin Buildings, Patherguti, Hyderabad
Ramdayal Karodimal, Pathergatti, Hyderabad
Shankarlah, K. V, General Bazaar, Secunderabad

S. Nathalal & Co., Sole Agents for Calico Jubilee Mills, Ltd,

66 James Street, Secunderabad
Sharda Cloth Stores, Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad
The Bombay Silk Emixirium, Abid Road Hyderabad
Ramdayal Saidnial, Pathergutti, Hyderabad
Randjyal Pokurmul, Nawa Pool Road, Hyderabad
Sri Laxmi Venkatesh, Putli Bowdi Road Hyderabad
Sunbridge House, Abid Road Hyderabad
Swadeshi Cloth Stores, Mahboobpura Gowliguda, Hyderabad
Elite Stores, Rivoli Buildings, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
H. M. Hasani 121, James Street, Secunderabad
J. A. Karim & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad
Indian Industries, 37, Jamas Street, Secunderabad

COAL AND COKE AGENTS

T. R. Parakh, Parade, Secunderabad
Alladin & Sons, Oxfoid Street, Secunderabad

CONDIMENT M A NUFACTURERS

Azam Jah Factory, Haribowli, Hyderabad

Mamtaz Jam Factory & Restaurant, (Daru Shafa) Hyderabad

Games’ (Jams & Ghutries) Alexandra Road, Secunderabad

DAIRIES

Military Dairy Farm, Bowenpalli Secunderabad
Model Diary Farm, Chadarghat Road, Hyderabad

DENTAL SURGEONS.

Dr. Rule, Rock Lands, Secunderabad

Dr. S. S. Stephens, Oxford Street, Sccimderabad

Dr, Femes, Opp : Hivoli Talkies, Secunderabad

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Di£c|-NjKER&&ENCRAVrRS

Mes^^rs Jciiros Reiiny & Oo. Rivol^' Talkies, Socnirderabad
The Mint Workshops, The Mint, Hyderabad

DRY CLEANING * WASING COMPANIES

Excelsior Chemical Cleinin^j: & Dyoiir^ & Washing, Abld Rnd
Hyderabad

Diamond Washinp^ & Dyeinp: Co., Eashoer Ragh Road, Hyd’bad
International Dyeing & Cleaning Worlcj- Sharah Osmani Road,
Hyderabad

L.izini Tidundry* Koti Putli Bowdi Road, Hyderabad

R. V. & Co., Dyers & Dry Cleaners, Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad

Wadia & Sons, Troop Bazaar, Hyderabad

Yosuff Md. & Co., Begum Bazaar, Hyderabad

Imperial Washing & Dyeing Co., James Street Secunderabad

electrical engineers & DLALERB.

Akhtar Elleclrlc Works, Troop Bazar. Hyderabad
Ambaji K. T. Rao, C oul I gud a,' Hyderabad
Continental General Stores, Statii>n Road, Hyderabad
Hyderabad General Electrical Stores, Abid Rond, Hyderabad
International General Electric Co., Oop. Graiiiinar School
Hyderabad

Islamia Electric Co , Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
Maqbooi Amid & Sons, S. Siddiambor Bazar, Hyderabad
Mohamed Ahmed & Sons. Charkaman, Hyderabad
Mohamedia Electric Co., Afzul Gunj, Hyderabad
Nathoo Laljee, Gunfoundry, Hyderabad

Reddy & Co. P.S. British General Post Office Lane, Hyderabad

Raj G. C. & Bros. Abid Road Hyderabad

Sabir A. Q. Sulian Bazar Hyderabad

Universal Trading & Radio House, Abid Road, Hyderabad

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Bijli Malial, 11. E. H. JN. E. D. Show Room Basheer Bagh
Road, Hyderabad

Calenders Cable and Cojistriiciion, Co., Ltd. Peiiderghast Road,
Secunderabad

Deccan Engineering Co., James Street, Sec'bad
Excelsior Electrical Engineering House, Park Lane, Sec’bad
Gildar S. & Co., 7392 Park Lane, Secunderaba<l
Krishna lillectrica] Stoics, James SireeL, Securalerabad
Shankor Electric Stores. J^i]''‘es Streoi, Secunderabad

ELECTROPLATERB

The Karachi Electroplating Co., 8557 James St. Read, Sec'bad

ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS

Chari K. R, & C<n, Sbabra Osmuni Road, Hyderabad
Egl^al Bros. Nizau’', Sluibl Road, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Building C(»-op<..ratieo, Mozam Jahi Road, Hy’bad
Mallaisbiijn D. & Son. Brahmin Wudi, Yaklnitpura Hy'bad
La^or S. & Sons, 88. Oxloid Sdeet, Seennderabad
Rahim M. A. P. W. D. Drainage Con kacuor Mashirabad Hy’bad
Hyderabad Engineering House, (Lmfoundry, Hyderabad
Varadaraju Mdr., & Sons, C., Somasundra Mdr. St., Secunderabad
Rahim Bux Khan & Co., Shahrahi Osmani Road, Hyderabad
The Reliance Engineering House, Afzulgunj, Hyderabad
K. R. Chari & Co., Shahrahi Osmani Road, Hyderabad
Nathoo Laljec, Gunfoundry, Hyderabad, Branch Oxford St.,
Secunderabad

The Hyderabad Construction Co., Ltd. Abid Road, Hyderabad
Shalebhoy Tycbjee & Sons, Market Street, Secunderabad
Volkart Brothers, 51. James Street, Secunderabad
Waidle Engineeiing & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Deccan Engineering Co., James Street, Secunderabad

FERTItZFRS

C. M. A. Abdul Aziz & Sons, Bc»karam, Hydoraad

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FOUNDRIES AND WORKSHOPS

Deccan Foimdry and Engineering, Co., Bashirbagh Road,
Hyderabal

JInsain S. H. Osman Shahi Road, Hyderabad

Mint Workshop, Mint Road, Hyderabad

Narasimlu T. Y. Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad

Raiz Islam Factory Mozam Jahi Road, Hyderabad

Sanat-e-Hind Engineering Works, Yakhutpura Road, Hyl)ad

The Bombay B. L. S. Bharath, Ranignnj, Secunderabad

Mf/hamed Assadullab, Saunder’s Road, Secunderabad

Sal'ab Jan & Sons, l^ear Road, Secunderabad

Sbaik Ahmad & Sons, James StreCu, Secunderabad

Sree Krishna Foudry, Ranignnj, Secunderabad

Lallaguda Rly. Workshop Lallaguda

General merchants

P. Balgovinddas & Sons, Shahrahi Osmania Road, Hyderabad
Bhide Brotliers, Mabboobpura Gowligucla, Hyderabad
Boil bay C.mtral Stores, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

L. CnirnanlaL Mahhoobgunj, Hyderabad

M. D. Datfcatraya & Co , Saabrahi Osmani Road, Hyderabad
Deccan Popular Mart, Char Kaman, Hyderabad

Gujrat Stores, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Haji Badruddin, Gulam Husain, Siddiambar Bazaar, Hyderabad

Haji Kurban, Charkaman, Hyderabad

Haji Mohammed, 6806-08 Salar Jung Building, Hyderabad

Jaisukhlal Chunilal, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Jaleel Stores Mozam Jahi Road Hyderabad

J. A. Kareem & Sons, Abid Road, Hyderabad

John & Co., Genera' Merchants Gunfoundry Hyderabad

Kathiawar Stores, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Latiff Mart, Mozam Jahi Market, Hyderabad

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GENERAL MERCHANTS-Cont</>.

M. Maqbool Hussain & Sons. Nizamsliai Road, Hyderabad
Maliarashtra Stores, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
M. Maibool Mart, Nizarnsh ii Road, Hyderabad
Mir Hasan, A1 id Road, Hyderabad
H. Mitharam & Co, Nizainshai Road. Hyderabad
Mohaniod Younus & Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad
Mohained Younus & Sons, Abid Road, Hyderabad
M. Mohinuddin, Mozam Jahi Market, Hyderabad
Naga & Co., Nizamshai Road, Hyderabad
Raja Ram Brothers, Mahboob Ganj, Hyderabad

G. Rohit Bros., Isamia Bazar, Hyderabad

C. R. Sohoni & Co., Sultan Bazai, Hyderabad
Syed Ibrahim, and Syed HusainNo. 6811-12 Salar Jung Building
Hyderabad

Crockery & T(jys Emwium, James Street, Secunderabad
Elite Stores, Rivoli Talkies Buildings, Oxford Streel, Soc’bad

H. M. Husain 121 James Street, Secunderabad

Kaja Mohained Elias & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad

Haji Moosa & Co., James Street, Secunderabad

11. M. Ishaq & Sons, 26 James Street, Secunderabad

J. A. Karim, James Street, Secunderabad

Mohamed Oomer & Brothers, General Bazar, Secunderabad

B. Surtsh Chandra, General Bazar, Secunderabad

GRAMAPHONE DEALERS

Hyderabad Gramaphone Agency Shahrahi OsmaniRoad, Hy’bac
Hyderabad Phone and Musical Depot. Shahrahi Osmani Road
Hyderabad

Kalidas B. Projiit, Shalirahi Osmani Road. Hyderabad
Kasim Md. Lad Bazaar, Hyderabad

Odeon Music Emporeum, The Sole Dist. For Odeon Products,
Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad

TRADERS LIST.

GRAMOPHNE DEALERS Contd .

Phalajjrai B. Abid Bilding, Hyderabad

Shasbagiri Eao and Sons, SliahraM Osmani Road, Hyderabad
Shyamsunder Musical Hall, Snahrah Osmani Road, Hyderabad
Apollo Music House, James Street, Secunderabad
Radio Phone CcnLro, James Street, Secunderabad
Cbimalgi V. B. James Street, Secunderabad Branch Gowliguda,
Hyderabad

Himacara Radio Phono House, James Street, Secunderabad
Karnatak Music House, The James Street, Secunderabad
Namboori Nagendra Rao, General Bazaar, Secunderabad
Reid & Co., Oxford Stretrt, Secunderabad

Secunderal)ad Gramaphone Agents, James Street, Secunderabad
Hide &. skin Merchhants

Aziz & Sons, C. M. A., M ishocrab^d, H>dcrabad
Haji Kurban Husain Mulla Abdul Sayod, Charkamiu, Hy’bad
Sabir & Co., Lamb and Kid’s, Skin Merchants, j^Masheerabad,
Hyderabad

Zakrid H. Ebrahim H. 23 James Street, Secunderabad

ICE manufacturing companies

Abid’s Ice Factory, Abid’s Building, Hyderabad
Alladin & Sons, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

NSURANCE offices

Bombay Mutual Life Assurance Ltd , Abid Road. Hyderabad
Delhi Banking Insurance Co., Alladin Building, Hyderabad
Empire of India Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Nizim Shahi Road,
Hyderabad

Gresham Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Nampalli Road, Hyderabad
Hindustan Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd., Sharaha
Osmani Road, Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST.

lNFUrti\NCE“CoiK

New India Life Assurance Co . Ltd., Abia Road, Hyderabad

National Indian Tiile Insurance Co., Ltd., Sharaha Osmani
Road, Hyderabad

Oriental Government Society Life Assurance, Sharah Osmani
Road, Hyderabad

Prabhat Insurance Co., Ltd., Sultan Bazaar. Hyderabad
Standard Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad
United India Life Assurance Co Lid., Azam Jahi Road Hy’bal
United Karnatak Insurance Co. Ltd., Gowliguda, Hyderabad

Warden Insurance Co., Afzulgunj, Hyderadad
Western India Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Azam Jahi Road,
Hyderabad

Kaiser-T-Hind, Insurance Co., Ltd. Opp: Post Office Sec’bad
The Gresham Life Assurance Society Ld., 31 James St., Sec’bad
The Bombay Mutual Life .Assurance Ld., James St., Sec’bad
Axlianz Und Strutt Garter 50, James Street, Secunderabad

Sun Life Insurance Co , of Canada Ltd., Saunders Roadi
Secunderabad

The Hyderabad Pioneer Insurance Co., Ltd. Public Garden Rd.
HycLrabad

IRON Safe Merch 'VNTS

Siddoshwar & Co . ,A.bi(l Road, Hyderabaa
(lodroj & Boyce Mfg. Co., Ltd., 1239. A )id Road, Hy’bad
Cheekoty Veerannah & Sons, Jam.es Street, St;cunderabad
Deccan Trading Associat on, Biiriigaclieti;y Bazar, Sec’bad
J. V. & Co., Soinasundaram Street, Ji'ccunderabad
Khajamiah & Sons, Jaires Street, Se( uiuleraliad
Lalji Meghji & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad
Naiayandas Ganeslidas. James Street, Secunderabad

JC WELLERS.

Bhaiiprasacl Odain lal, Che r Kamaii. Hyderabad
Bhiimiaii Narayana D. .\bid Ro.ul Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST.

JEWELLERS C^ntd,

Deccan Jewellery Mart, Kotti Putli Bovvdi Road, Hyderabad

Deccan Jewellery Mfg^ Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad

Dharum Kanta, Char Kaman, Hyderabad

Krishnhlal, Koti Putli Bowdi Road, Hyderabad

Mangalore Jewellery Mart, No. 11 Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Totaram Ranigus & Bros., Abid Road, Hyderabad

G. Tarachand, Abid Road, Hyderabad

James Benny & Co., Rivoli Talkies Building, Secunderabad

Fancy Jewellery Maru, 60/ A, James Street, Secunderabad

Javar lal Jadavjee, James Street, Secunderabad

Jhavari Mohanlal Anandji, General Bazar, Secunderabad

Postoji Nowroji, Park Lane, Secunderabad

Richard & Sons, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad

Das & Sons, 31 James Street, Secunderabad

MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS

Chandiram & Brothers, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Evette Mai, Wat-s Building’s Oxf’ord Sjroot;, Secunderabad
Pearl Torpy, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

MILL STORE A MACHINERY DEALERS

M. A. Asqurhusain & Co , Station Road Hyderabad
Sanayasi & Co., Shahraha Osmani Road Hyderabad
Vasi Shums & Co. Ltd., Station Road Hyderabad
The Modern Engineering Co. Ranigunj Sooiinderabad
The Modern Rice Mill Storc^s Saunders Road Secunderabad
Nation il Engineering Co. 4S James Siroo': Sooandorabad
Patny & Co. James Street Secunderabad
Volkart Brothers James Street Secunderabad

monumental sculptors

Agra Marble Works, Oxford Street Secunderabad
A. Duckett & Co., St. Mary’s Road, Secunderabad

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TRADERS LIST.

MONUMENTAL TCULPTOPS (Confinuet')

M. Ifawabally St. Mary's Road, Soounderabad

MOTOR CAR AND ACCESSORIES DEALERS

Auto Commercial House, Mukram Jahi Road, Hyderabad
Brookeland Automobiles, (Motor Cycles & second hand Cars)
basheer Bagh Road, Hyderabad
C. M. R. & Sons, Sidiambar Bazar, Hyderabad
Davendar Bros., Afzuigunj, Hyderabad
Deccan Automobiles, Shahraha Osmani, Hyderabad
Defiance t\utomobiles, Sidia.nber Bazar, Hyderabad
Devsdar Brothers, Sidiamber Bazar. Hyderabad
Hanuman Br s., Sidiambar Bazar, Hyderabad
Hanuman Bros., Mukrum Jahi Road, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Motor & Oil Co., Ltd., Abid Road, Hyderabad
Ndsir Automobile Works, (Hillman Agents) Saifabad, Hy’bad
Sohrab Brothers, (Standard Agents) Shalirahi Osmani, Hv’bad
Popular Motor Car Co., (Skoda AgmRs) Bashir Bagh Road,
Hyderabad

Bana e j> Sc Co., (Morris Agents) James Street, Secunderabad
Bombay Auto Agency, James Street, Secunderabad
Bombay Cycle Moiior Agency (Scc'bad) Ltd., (Singer Agents)
James Street, Sccundv-rabad
Byramshaw Agency, James Street, Secunderabad
Defiance Autom')b'lcs, James Street, Secundeiabad
Grant Garage (Fiat Agents) James Street, Secunderabad
Hoormusitc & Co., (CbLATolet Agents) Opp. Rcace Coarse Sec’bad
Madras Cycle & Motor Mart, ( Ford Agents) James Street, Sec’bad
Prabhaker & Co., (Aa‘^'{in Agents) James Street, Secunderabad
Rano Ltd., James Street. S.o under a bad
S. IL & Sons, Saunders Road, Seci'iKierabr d
Shah P. &. Co., Rear Ro id, So'^imderahad

Sid air.se irty Hamnnmti«a Rao <S: Son-, Saunders Street, Sec’bad
Universal Motor & Service, (Second-hand Cars) St. Mary’s
Road, Secniideral’ad

MOTOR TAXIS

Fradi Taxi Co., Oxford Street. Secundorabad
Amcernddin Taxi Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Karoom Taxi Co., Station Road, Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST

MOTOR REPAIRERS

Grant, A. D , E ishir Ba^h Road, Hyderabad

Excelsior Motor Works, Bashir Baprh Road, Hyderabad

Golconda Garap:o, SuRan Bazaar, Hy^’erabad

Roddy Automobiles, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Hendricks Bros., (Opp : Convent) Oxford Street, Secunderabad

London Motor Works, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Mc'Lcod. H. & Co., Watts Building, Oxford Street, Sec’bad

A. R. Narsimuloo, (Motor Cycle Specialist) Rear Road, Sec’bad

Nat'isan T. A., James Street, Secundorabid

Vazir Sultan & Sons, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Trimulgherry Motor Works, Trimulgherry

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS DEALERS.

Reid & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
K. M. Matbews, 99. Turner’s Street, Secunderabad
E. Christie, Main Guard Street, Secunderabad
V. B. Cbimalgi, James Street, Secunderabad
V. B. Chimalgi, Shahi Road, Hyderabad

NEWS PAPER DAILIES

The Hyderabad Bulletin, (English) Parade, Secunderabad
Rahb.iii-i-Deccan, (Urdu) Afzal Gunj Hyderabad
Subha-i-Deccan, lUrdu) Afzal Gunj Hyderabad
Musheer-i-Deccan, (Urdu) Gowliguda Hyderabad
Saheefa (Urdii) Chaderghat Hyderabad
Pyam (Urdu) Narayanguda Hyderabad

WEEKLIES

Nizam Gazette (Urdu) Nampalli Hyderabad
Raiyat (Urdu) Nizam Sbahi Road, Hyderabad
Gol'conda (Telugu) Nizam Shahi Road, Hyderabad

MONTHLIES

Al-n oall-Im (Educational) Training College, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Teacher, (Educational) Gunfoundry Hyderabad
Khalleq (Urdu) Mahabub Gunj Hyderabad
Shahab (Urdu) Mogalpura, Hyderabad

Sirat-i-Mustakim (Religious Urdu) Asafia Library, Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST

Islamic Culture (English) H. C. S. House, Hyderabad
a; Moosi (Literary) City College, Hyderabal

quarteruy

The Osmania University Magazine, Adigamet

OPTICIANS

Optik House, Excelsior Buildings, Hyderabad
jRoyal Optical House, Abid Rood, Hyderabad
Akbar Ali Mohamed Ali, Patheigatti, Hyderabad
H. M, Sxiltan, Shahra Osmani. Hyderabad
H. M. Hussain, 6214, Gowliguda, Hyderabad
Hardy & Co., James Street, Secunderabad
Standard Optical Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Raval Optical Co., James Street, Secunderabad
Krishna Optical Co., James Street Secunderabad

PERFUMERS

Asgar Ali Mohamed Ali, Maohi Kaman, Hyderabad
Bhagwan & Co., Gulzar House

.Deccan Agarbathi & Porfumevy Stores, Troop Bazar, Hyd bad

Gulbaiiar & Go., Alzulgunj, Hyderebad

Purandas Ramcho Das, Ciiarkaman, Hyderabad

Ruh Taza Perfumery & Go., Gowliguda, Hyderabad

G. Rohii & Bros., Esamia Bazar, Hyderabad

Snirlal & Co., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Watan Hair BjI & Go., Hizamsnabi Road, Hyderabad

Lalrane & Bros., James Street, Secunderabad

A. V. Ramilingam & Co., 13J3, General Bazar Secunderabad

ShivaldU D. Kotteri, General Bazar, Secunderabad

Kaike Perfumery Works, James Street, Secunderabad

PHOTOGRAPHERS & ARTISTS

Alwandiker’s Studio, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Byas & Co., j^ashcer Bagh Road, Hyderabad
Dhunjeebiioy, Abid R(»ad, Hyderabad
Hanagraph Studio, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Photo & Art Studio, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Blioto Works, Opp. Oraiuniar School, Hyderabad
Killedar Art Studio, Nizaii; Shabi Hoad, Ilyd<rabad
Mehta Bros., Sharalia Usmam Road, Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST.

Sukld Bros., Opp: filxcelsior Talkies, Hyderabad

Mulki Art Studio, Gowliguda, Hyderabad

Kaja ])een Dayal & Sons, State l^notographers, Sec'inderabad

Frankol F., Triinulgberry, Socuiiderabad

Cal iST^ry & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad

Ctiiinalgi V. G., Ja.iiies Street, Secunderabad

Francis C. & Sons, General Bazar, Secunderabad

Indian ITiiie Art Studio, Station Road, Secunderabad

PIPE, TILE BRICK Wl A N A F A CT 0 R C RS & DEALERS

The Reliance Cement Flooring Tile Works, Dornatguda Hy'bad
Tbe Indian Hume Pipe Co., Ltd., IndiLstrial Area Hyderabad
Mangalore Tile & Pipe Miging Co., Lower Tank Bund Road,
Hyderabad

PRINTING PRE'SES

Bhagyanagar Press, Printers, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Chandrakiuth Press. Gowliguda, Hyderabad
Khoinoor Power Press, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Nizam Silver Jubilee Press, Isamia Bazar, Cliowrastha
Hyderabad Printing Works Trorrp Bazar, Hyderabad
Premsagar Press Gowliguda Hyderabad
Balreddy Press, Park Lane, Secunderabad
Bulletin Press, Parade Secunderabad
Excelsior Press, Park Lane, Secunderabad
Moses & Co., Station Road, Secunderabad
Narayan C. & Co., Park Lane, Secunderabad
Narayana D. Reddy & Co., Park Lane, Secunderabad
Pearl Press, Mahankali Street, Secunderabad
Premier Press, Saunders Street, Stcunderabad
Victor Press, Rangarn & Co., Park Lane, Secunderabad

PROVISION MERCHANTS.

John & Co., Gunfoundry, Hyderabad

J. A. Karim, Ab.d Road, Hyderabad

Mohamed Younus, Abid Road, Hyderabad

H. M. Hussain, 121, James Street, Secunderabad

A. V. Rainalingam, lJi)2, General Biziar, Secunderabad

J. A. Karim, James Street, Seounderabai

G. Robit Bros., Ksamia Bazaar, Secunderabad

The Elite Stores, Renny Mansion Oxtord St., Seciuiderabad

U. M. Isaq & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad

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TRADERS LIST.

RADIO DEALERS

The Deccan Radio House, Giinfoundry Road, Hyderabad
The Popular Radio, Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad
Universal Trading? & Radio House, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Nathoo Laljee, Gunfoundry, Hyderabad
The Radio Phone Centre, 31, James Street, Secunderabad
The Apollo Music House, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Vardaraj & Co. Philco Agency, Saunders Road, Secunderabad

RUBBER STAMP A. BLOCK MAKERS

Rahim & Co , Afzulgunj Road, Hyderabad
Muzher & Co., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Azeem Hilf-tone Works, Kiinta Road, Hyderabad
Prem Sagar Press, Gowliguda, Hyderabad
Balreddy & Co,, Park Lane, Secunderabad

SANITARY ENGINEERS

Braman Bros., Abid Building, Abid Road, Hyderabad

Chari K- R. & Co., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad

Marker & Co., Basheer Bagh Road, Hyderabad

Nathoo Laljee Gunfoundry Hyderabad

Pdllonice iCduljee, Abid Road Hyderabad

R. R. & SoD^ Sultan Bazar Hyderabad

The Acme Engineering Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad

The Acme Engineering Co,, Distillery Road, Secunderabad

Nathoo Laljee, Oxford Street, Secunderabad

SEWING MACHINE IMPORTERS.

Singer Sewing Machine Co., James Street, Secunderabad
Patt* Sewing Machine Co., Jame« Street, Secunderabad

EPORTS GOODS DEALERS.

K, D. Abdul Gafur & Sons, Abid Road, Hyderabad Branch
Brother & Co., King Koti Road, Hyderabad
Defiance Spor'es Stores Dunlop SiX)rts Goods, Mohinuddin Build-
ing Abid Road, Hyderabad

Hamid & Co.^ Near Excelsior Cinema Sharabi Osmania Road,
Mamee Bros,, Abid Hoad, Hyiierv,bad (Branch)

Punga Bros., Abid Road, Hyderabad (Branch)

Q. Br(>thers Abid Roed, Hyderabad
Single Sports (t)o., Abid RoLd, Hyderabad

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TRADERS LIST.

K. D. Abdul Gafur & Sons, James Street, Secunderabad

Matinee Bros,, James SLreet, Secunderabad

Pioneer Sports Co., Watts Building 0pp. Kivoli Talkies, Sec’bad

Sachdev & Co., 13 James Street, Secunderabad

Punga Bros., Oxford Street, Secunderabad

stationers

Deccan Pen Stores Abid Road, Hyderabad
N. D lanaraj & Co., Patiergetty Hyderabad
Fida Ali Md. Ah & Bros., Pe.thei'gcGty Hyderabad
Gehangir & Co , Abid Road, Hyderabad
Gulam Dastagir Charkaman, Hyderabad
Hyderabad Stationery A.bid Road, Hyderabad
G. Motilal & Sons, Mahaboobpura Gowliguda Hyderabad
S. A. Razack Charkaman, Hyderabad
Vr)li Mahamed, Charmiu'^r, Hyderabad
Malaya Ramlingam General Bazar, Secunderabad
Stationery Ejui orium General Bazar, Secunderabad
Secunderabad Stationery Mart. 132, Park Lane, Secunderabad
The West End News Centro 16, James Street. Secunderabad
Silk Merchants

Chandi Ram Bros., Park Lane, Secunderabad
Hasaram, Jain.es Street, Secunderabad
Bombay Si’k Emporium, Abid Road, Hyderabad
Ladies Emporium, James Street, Secunderabad
J. D. Mistry, Zanana Stores, GuiifeUadry, Hyderabad

STEAMS HIP AGENTS

Watts Bros : Oxford StrecL, Secunderabad

G. Ragnathmull Abid Road, Hyderabad

SWADESHI GDOD3 DEALERS

Indian Industrials James Street Secunderabad
Bharat Vastra Bhaidir 21, Residency Road, Hyderabad
Swadeshi Cloth Stores Mahbuhpura, Gowliguda Hyderabad
Laxini Stores, Nizam Siiahi Road Hyderabad

TIMBER MERCHANTS

Nayanjee Moghjee Nizam Shahi Road Hyderabad
Laljee Meghjee, Station Road, Hydejabad
Angula Sayanna, Station Road Hyderabad
R. Veiikata Ramiah, Station Road, Hyderabad

H. Rabimtoola Dayabhai Station Road Hyderq^bad
D. B. Veeriab, James Street, Secunderabad
Garda Augiah & Sons James Street Secunderabad
Anti ah E. Baluram, Rear Road, Secunderabad

P. Gopalkrislmiah Y. Lakshmiah, Rear Hoad, Socuiiderabad
Balgovind Chabiklas, Rear Road, Secunderabad

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TRADERS LIST

TYPEWRITING INSTITUTED DEALERS.

ITiza’iiiah Typewriting Institute, King Koti Road, Hyderabad
Offir-e Training School, Excelsior Buildings, Hyderabad
Remington School of Typewriting, Residency Road, liy’bad
Underwood Typewriting, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Dominion Premior, Typewriting Institute, Suitan Bazar Ily’bad
Deccan Typewriting Institute, Nallagutta, Secunderabad

WASHING AND DYEING

The Dimond Washing & Dyeing, Co., Basher Bagh Rd. Hy’bad

Wadia & Sons, Troop Bazaar, Hyderabad

The Tmpc’irlal Washing & Dyeing, Co., James Street, Sec’bad

ElecLric Laundry & Co., Mahsirabad, Hyderabad

Excelsior Cleaning, Dyeing & Washing Co., Abid Road, Hy’bad

WATCH D CLOCK DEALERS D REPAIRERS.

Chaniboowala, Abid Road. Gulzarhouse, Hyderabad

S. Ferozo & Sons, M)id Road, Hyderabad

Nazeer Ahmed & Sons, Pathergatti, Hyderabad

Puty N. M., Abid Road, Hyderabad

Rahman Watch Co., Charkaman, Hyderabad

Reasulh Watch (1o., Lud Bazar, Hyderabad

Salamat & Co., Abid Road, Hyderabad

Sovereign W^tch Co., Abid Road Hyderabad

G. S. Naidu, Putli Bowdi Hyderabad

The Popular Trading Co., Gowliguda, Hyderabad

Gramaphone & Watch Repairing House, Gowliguda, Hyd’bad

Eduljeo Sorahieo & Sons, Park Lane, Secunderabad

Syed Ahdnl Kinili(| 14, James Street, Secundearbad

Syed Omer S. A., James Street, Secunderabad

Richard & Co., Percy’s Hotel, Secunderabad

WINE D i PIRIT MERCHANTS.

J.Nadirshaw, Park Lane, Secunderabad

Surti, N. Park Lane, Secunderabad

Maisanm h A. & Sons, Park Lane, Secunderabad

Metha D L., Park LaiiO, Secunderabad

John Pile & Co , Oxford Street, Secunderabad

Pochkahawal a & Sons, Opp ; Rly. Station Secunderabad

Gorda & Co. Jaircs StrrcA. Soenndcrabad

D’Souza, Market Street & Station Road, Secunderabad

Mohanldl S. 6c Sons, Strec'.. Secunderabad

Viccajcc & Co , Alid Road, Hyderaliad

Balivv alla I., Ai/o Igunj, Hyderabad

John 6i Co . Gnnfoundry, Hyderabad

LackdawaSa, BoLrum Road, B<darum

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Consulates for:

Germany, Italy, Ciec' oslovakia, Belgium, etc.

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PLACES OF AMUSEMENTS

Hyderabad is well provided with places of amusement; no
matter, whether, the tourist goes north, south, east or west, he will
find within the compass of an easy excursion innumerable places oi
beauty and historic interest. [See Places of Interest, Hydeiabad
City], For indoor amusements, the city is not lacking in up-to-
date Talkie Houses. Good seats can be procured at cheap rates,
there being no entertainment tax.

Talkie Houses in Hyderabad,

West End Talkies
Excelsior Talkies
Zamurud Mahal Talkies
Palace Talkies
Moti Mahal Talkies
Royal Talkies
Minerva Talkies
Krishna Talkies
Kismet Talkies

Kachiguda, Hyderabad
Abid Road, Hyderabad
Abid Road, Hyderabad
Abid Road, Hyderabad
Sultan Bazaar Market, Hyd.
Sultan Bazaar Market, Hyd.
Chaderghat Bridge, Hyd’bad
Nayapool, Hyderabad
Putli Baudi, Hyderabad

Talkie Houses in Secunderabad,

Rivoli Talkies
British Talkies
Tivoli Talkies
Rajeswar Talkies
Manohar Talkies
Imperial Talkies
Empire Talkies
Garrison Talkies

... Oxford Street, Secunderabad
... Bolton Road, Secunderabad
... Bolton Road, Secunderabad
... Market Street, Secunderabad
... St. Mary’s Road, Sec’bad
... Nagannadevdi, Sec'bad
... Hill Street, Secunderabad
... Trixnulgherry

AS SOOTHING AND
COOL AS MOONLIGHT

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BRINGS REFRCl HJWENT A'MC F(£:» ir J
TO JADED NERVE' T.TF'

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BELIEVE IT OR NOT/

T7S

1. Hyderabad is the fourth largest city in India, sixth in the British
Empire and twenty- third m the world,

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2. Hj derabad City lies more cycles than any other City in the world.

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3. The Gate Way of India and the Bombay Docks were built out of stone
imported from Lmgami alli, eleven miles from the City of Hyderabad

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4. The pncoloss diamond KoiiINOOR, which adorns tho British Grown,
was found at Golconda.

5. Hutti gold mines in Raichur wore supposed to have boon working during
tho time of King Solomon.

6. The bricks of Krm«'ippa Temple m Warangal are so light that they float
m water.

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7. Twenty miles from Bliadrachellam, there is a place called Parnashala
where from, according to legends, Havana carried away Sita.

8. The Ohencliu tribe in Mahabubnagar are said to bo the blood
brothers of tho Australian tribesmen.

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9, Tlie Ellora and Ajanta Caves one of the world's wonders— were hewn out
oi solid i'oe‘uS,

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JO. Bid ir IS the encient City of Vidharba, capital of King Bhima, father of
him uis niyt iKilogicul bea.uty Dam .yanti, mentioned in Ramayaria and
the rumii IS.

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II. Ill W^stom Frontier of Shornpur, tho River Krishna has a terraced
•M' > ) o: ^0-1 it., Its roar audible 30 miles around.

12. in tlm b\>rt-\vnll of Vaiclmr, Iniili- thousand yi'ars ago, there is a stone
i l.ib, me .sura’.g 42 i vt in leagili and weighs about 20 tons,. It is a marvel
lu)W It was quarried.

Beiieae U m not!

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Lodges Date of Meeting. Place.

St. John*! LoJgt, No. 434. ... On last Wed. every month

except in Juno & Dec. ... St. Jobn*8 Hall, Sec’bad.

The Mayo Lodgo, No. l4o6.... Second Thursday every

month ... ... St. John*B Hall, Sec*bad

The Deccan Lodge, No. 1444... First Friday every month .. Goshamahal Assembly

Rooms, Hyderabad

The Golconda Lodge, No. 3249. Second Friday every month

except May & June ... St. John’s Hall, Soc’bad

Deccan Lodge of Instruction ... First Tuesday of every

month ... ... St. John's Hall. Sec’bad

Lodge Morland, No. 369 S.C... On the Fourth Thursday Goshamahal Assembly

every month ... ... Rooms, Hyderabad

Lodge Ekram, No. 736 S.C. ... On first Tuesday of every

month excepc May dr Juno .. St John’s Hall, Sec’bad

Lodge My’bad, No. 767 S.C.... (Working in Urdu) on the Goshamahal Assembly

third Friday every month... Rooms, Hyderabad

Chapter St. John, No. 434 ... On Second Tuesday in

Feb. April, June, August,

October & December ... St John’s Hall, Sec’bad

Lodge Keyitone, No. 61 ... On Second Tuesday in Janu-

ary March, May, July, Sep-
tember & November. ... St John’s Hall, Sec’bad

Lodge Triangle, No. 61 ... (Attached to Lodge Key-

stone on the third Tuesday
in January, March, May,

July, September & Nov. ... St. John’s Hall, Sec’bad

Golconda Chapter, No. 31 ... At Sec’bad under the authority of the supreme

Grand Council of 33® for England, wales the Domi-
nions and the dependencies of the British Crown.

Conclave Chuderghat, No. 21..,. Alternatively at the Goshamahal Assembly Rooms,

Hyderabad and St. John’s Hall, Secunderabad on
the first Thursday in February, May, August and
November.

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POSTAL INFORMATION.

For internal purpoS©Sj tli© State has its own postal system. It differs very
little tromthe British Postal system, except that the rates are lower.

N. B.— A penalty is levied on letters posted inside the Dominions bearing British
stamps, addressed to places m the Dominions whore there are no British
Post Offices.

Should letters be registered where there is no British Post Office, both
British and I^izam’s Kegistration fee will have to be paid by the sender.

V. P. Parcels, Money Orders and Insured letters from British India will
not be transterred to any place m the Dominions where there is no British
Post Office, and vice versa.

BRITISH NIZAM

(B. Currency) (N. Currency)

PcsT Cards ... Single ... ... k anna ... 4 pies

Reply ... ... la annas ... 8 pies

LETTiRE— Not exceeding ^ tola ... ... 1 anna ... 8 pies

Fxceeuing \ but not exceeding 2^ tolas ... li annas ... 1 anna

Every aaaitional tolas or part ot that

weight ... ... ... II annas ... 1 anna

Books & Pattern Packets— F ive tolas ... 9 pies ... 8 pies

Every additional 5 tolas or part of that

weight ... ... ... 6 pies ... 8 pies

PARCELS—Not exceeding 20 tolas ... ... 2 i-nnas ... 2 annas

Exceeding ;:0 bui not exceeding 40 tolas ... 4 unnas .., 8 annas

For every additional rorty tolas or part of
that weight and so on up to 800 tolas ... 4 annas ...
jb or eveiy adcitxnal or 4 tolas ... ... 3 annas

(Registration
Compulsory
when a parcjl
exceeds
440 tolas)

Money order fees— O n any sum not exceeding

Ks. 10 ... ... ... 2 annas ... 2 annas

On any sum exceeding Rs. 10 but not
exceeding Ks. 25 ... ... 4 annas ... 4 annas

On any sum oxcjoding Rs. 2o apto Rs. 600. 4 anuas ... 4 annas

P or uaon complete sum oi Hs. ... 4 annas ... 4 annas

P'or the reinaindur, provided that, if the
reinaiiiuer aoes noi< exceed Rs. iO, the
cuargo lor it shall bj only ... ... 2 annas ... 2 annas

Hegistrat ION Fees- F or each article ... 3 annas... 2as.4ps,

I EE FOR INSURANCE—Wheh the vulue insured does

nut exceoa Rs. 100 ... ... 3 annas ... 3 annas

W neii the value insured exceed Rs. 100

but uucs not exceed Rs. 150 ... 4 annas ... upto 1,000

... ... ... ... 2 as per iOO

When the value insured exceeds Rs. 150
but docs not exceed Rs. 200 ...

5 annas ...

182

POSTAL INFORMATION.

BT?ITTSH NTZAM
iB. Currcncij) (N. Currency)
For evorv fiflditional Ks. 100 or fraction
thereof over Rs. 200 and upto Rs. 1000 .. 2 annas ..

For every additional Rs 100 or fraction

thereof over Rs. 1000 ... .. 1 anna ...

Exceeding Rs. 1000 but not exceeding
Rs 3000

Reg. NEWSPAPFRS~For 1st 8 tolas

Exceeding 8 but not exceeding 20 tolas ...

For every additional 20 tolas or part
thereof

AIR MAIL SERVICE.

Articles of the letter mail, ordinarv or rogi‘^te^od. are accepted for despatch
to the countries named below by Air M<ail Service on the following'conditions : —

1. Each article besides conforming to the regnhations of the Foreign Post
regarding postage, etc , must bear a Blue Air Mail Label obtainable free at the
Post Office.

2. The following fees in addition to the usual postage must be prepaid.

LETTERS

For Iraq

Annas

4 ■)

1 foreveryhf^ If ounce

For Palestine and Egypt

4

or pfirt of that

For Australia

8i i

• weight.

ForU.S.A.

10 •)

1 By Air from India

For Foreign Countries

1

J

6

► to England and bv

> Sea from England
to U.S.A.

The inclusive rate of postage and air fee on Air Mail letters for Great
Britain and Northern Ireland is 71 annas for the first half ounce and 7 annas for
each subsequent \ ounce.

... 1 an. per 100

... 4 pies
... 8 pics

... 8 pics

TELEGRAPH RATES.

Indian (Private and State) Telegraph Rates.

Class. Unit No.

of words.

Express 0 8
Ordinary 0 8

Unit Rate.

Rs. a.

1 2
0 9

Each additional
words.

Rs a.

0 2
0 1

FOREIGN MAIL.

Mail from Europe is due on Fridav at 4^25 p. m.

Letters will be delivered at the window at 4-45 p. m. and through postman
at 4-45 p. m.

AIR MAIL.

Mondays and Fridays at G-30 p. m.

m

CUSTOMS INFORMATOIN.

Ona of the mojor Bources of income to the State is the local customs duty
levied on goods imported and exported. The average rate of duty is 5%. The
following items of goods are exempted from duty: —

IMPORTS ! Samples, Advertisements Materials, books and Printed Matter
Manures, Dyes, Colours, Analine and Alizarine Dyes for dyeing
cotton, silk and coir, and Tanning Materials. Plain sheets of all
kinds of metal, / gricultural impliments and industrial Machinery,

EXPORTS: All kinds of Oils, except Ghee, Tanned Skins, Jaggery and Sugar
and Indigenous Industrial Products.

N. B,— British Government employees, except Post and Telegraphs are
exempted from the duty. Luggage belonging to bona-fide Travellers
are also non- dutiable.

TO INSURE OR TO REPRESENT

Consult: -

The Hyderabad Pioneer Assurance Co., Ltd.

(A LOCAL CONCERN FOR THE SONS OF THE SOIL)

Offers : —

1. LOWEST premiums.

2 ATTRACTIVE 8CHIME8

3. PLANS WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICAL EXAMINATION.

4. POLICIES PROM RS. 280 TO ANY AMOUNT.

8. INSURANCE ON FEMALE LIVES.

6. DISABILITY. SURGICALA NURUING PEES BENEFITS.

7. FREE financial AID DURING SICKNESS,
a. DOUBLE INDEMNITY FOR ACCIDENTS.

e. EASY REVIVAL OF POLICIES WITHOUT PAYMENT
OF ARREARS OF PREMIUMS.

O 10. ‘‘ANNA-A-DAY’* A "RUPEES-A-MONTH'* SCHEMES O

WanieJ Ageits ot Salary or Commission or on both*

APPLY TO

THE HYDERABAD TRADE SYNDICATE LIMITED.
SECRETARIES 6* TREASURERS,
tc/j, Public GatJun Road,

f^YD£RABAD.D£CCAN.

ROAD ROUTES

Abbrevlaiions.

R. R.

R. S.

T. B.

T. B.a

P 0.

M. IS.

P.

P. W. D. B. ...

T.B. b, 0 , or d..„

Gar.

Ice

Refreshment Room.

Railway Station (Usually Telegraph Office in the Station. loa
can be got Off trains.)

Travellers Bungalow.

Travellers Bungalow well furnished. Food can be provided if
warning is guen.

Post & (Telegraph) Office.

Mile Stone.

Petrol available.

P. W.D Bungalow, (can usually be oecu; U if n d. required
by P. W. D. Officers). Cons(nr. of iln Fv^c. tive Engineer
P. W. D., of the area is n-*cessarv prior to occupation.

Travellers Bungalows. Lt-.ss well furnished and oared for,
Food difficult to obtain.

Garage where repairs can be carried out

Ice available (At certain hours).

Secunderabad, to Bangalore and M/sore (376*4 miles)

Miles.

Points.

Secunderabad ...

Stage.

Total.

Notes.

P. etc. Go straight to the Residency Gate and
turn Right.

Hyderabad ...

60

6-0

P. etc. Do not cross the first bridge over the
river, Afaulgunj but turn rigi t along the bank
to tlie third bridge. Cross this un i turn sharp
right.

Mir Mlam Tanked.

40

lO'O

Go straight on over this cross road. (Right
hand Road marked “Mir Alain”)

Sbamtbabad

10-0

20-0

Pa'mahal

9-0

29 0

Sarakanagar

100

40-0

Balanagar

8'0

48*0

A number of small Irish Bridget which must by
taken carefully

Vettaballi

IPO

59*0

Keep telegrai h linos on lef an.l watch mile-
stones, wduch read fmm Hyderabad. There
are no signposts on this road.

Kaurenptt

2‘0

6P0

About 2 miles bey on 1 Kaurenpet turn right at
the sign post, (marked)

Mahbubntgar ...

9*0

70-0

Turn sharp right imm.idiat dy paT^t fi^st bun-
galow on right to Railway Station IL Pv.
Bath, Waiting Rooms. Drive straight up the
ramp into the truck to avoid baCL..ing at Kur-
nool. T. B. 1st gate on right past .^'oad to
Station ; very clean.

185

ROAD ROUTES

Secunderabad to Bangalore Mysore (Contd.)
Mahabubnagar to Kurnool.

(By Rail, Road being impassablo owing to rivers, even in dry weather).

N. B.— Give 24 hours warning to Station Master.

Special permission of Chief Traffic Supdt. N. S. R. Secunderabad is necessary to
convey car on night trains (it any). Loading ramps at both stations,

TRAINS

Mahbubnngar Dep. 09*45 Kurnool
Kurnool U'59 Mahbubnagar

( Ist class Rs. ... 7*- 8

FAKES. 2nd class Ks. ... 3 12

[ 3rd class Rs. .. 1- 4

arrl. 1319 ]

„ 1620 j NOTE.-Only H. S. Cur-

r rency is accepted at
I Mahbubnagar and Kur-
j nool Stations,

CAR FRIEGHT Rs. 25/>

Points.

Miles

Stago Total

Notes.

Kurnool

T. B. P. R. R. Gar. Ice. P. 0. etc.

On leaving the station and crossing the canal,
go straight on where throe roads meet until
you oomo to the mam road running right to
“BELLAUY • and left to “ KURNOOL
TOWN TU IlN LEFT. A little further on

turn Right to ‘ GOOTY ” (marked) Go right
at tho first fork-roads (marked “ Bangalore ”)
Road poor tor first 20 nulos and Irish Bridges
numerous and badly repaired.

Chinnatokura

... 11*4

1P4

T. B.a

Voludurti

... 120

28*4

T. B.a R. S. Two level crossings.

Dhono

... iro

34*4

T.B.a R.S. R.R. At Railway cross two sets of
lines then go Right. (Map)

Pyapalli

... J40

48*4

T. B.

Gooty

.. lo-o

58*4

R. R. P.P.W.D.B. Level crossing. Keep straight
on. The road s.irts Gooty. P, in Bazaar
(left) R. S right.

River Bed

... 10 0

68*4

Causeway, Frequently un fordable in Monsoon
(July, September, October).

Penner River

.. 2*0

70*4

Causeway, (As above)-

Pamidi

... .1 0

71*4

T. B.a (111 monsoon rail car from Gooty to
Anantapur).

Graldinne

... 8-0

79*4

T.B.d.

River Bed

... 5 4

85*0

Causeway (As above)

P.T.BaP.W DB, R.S, Gar. (in R S. Road to
right 01 main road) Makes a very good halt

Anantapur

.. 4*0

89 0

Anantapur

About a mile outside tho town fork left (Madras
Road) at M,S “Madras 261”. At M.S, 259
tuin right at the signpost, cross as mall diji ;
cross i'ail\\ay ; and turn loft again on to iho
mam Bangalore road.

186

ROAD ROUTES

Secunderabad to Bangalore <&• Mysore {ConiJ.)

Point.

Mile.s,

Stage Total

Notes.

Marudu

14*0

14-0

T B.

Mamildapalli

4*0

18 0

Oros.s roads, Oo str iight on.

Daduluru

3-4

21*4

Nagasamudratn ...

6-4

28*0

P. T.B.ii Lovol crossing.

Ramasirl

3-4

31*4

P. R. S Loved crossing.

Panukonda

12*0

43*4

R. S. T. Be. P. Level crossing.

T. B 2nd Class hnt clean and comfortable 2
bods, garage etc , Oartakor can produce food
and tliore aro cooking arrangements, but
notic'^ is requir 'd Anply to Collector, Anan-
tapur for rse of T. B A good halt.

Sohandipafli

Palasamudram

n -0

54*4

Just b^foro the 129th M.S. Fork loft and avoid
Hindipar as road is definitely bad.

Mysore Boundry ...

9'0

63*4

Thf' niilnstonos chrong^ at thn 157th M. R. from
ICurnool, whore you cross the boundry, and
start to count from BMno'aloro. tho road
degonorates, and thero is a Rs 1 Toll.

Goduru

2*0

05*4

Chickballapur

30-0

95*4

P. T. B. etc.

DevanhalK

11‘0

103*4

Tho 20 miles into Banaloro aro had

Bangalore

24*0

130*4

P. R. (.tc. Hotels :--Lavonders, West End.
Central, etc

Bangalore

TiO'ivo Pjjiigaloro hv th<^ continuation of Millers
P lad through tiv' City. ^'Frorn West End
Hotel go VO citv R. R. and ask from hero).
Th() road is narrow and cong-^stod for the first
two miles and tho surfaco is ])oor.

Kanjerl . .

9-4

94

Bidadi

9*4

19*0

T. B. Bye-pass Road. This loaves the main
road at a sharp angle and is irarkcd to Mysore

Closepet

80

27‘0

T. r. b. R. R Arravali Rivor (bridged) Bye-pass
road.

Channapatina

7*0

.34*0

T B Toll As 4 Bve-pMs-s road, fsoe above)

Maddur

14*0

48*0

P. T. B P R R vR 1 miles from road on right*
N^'tice must ho given if a proper meal is
required. P( trol not available after dark
Bvo-pass Road on loft. (Snamha River
Bridged;

Mandya . .

12 0

60’0

T.B.

Shitiihalli

13*0

73*0

T. B Turn loft in village (signpost) marked t )
KIRANGUE Toll Rs. 1,

187

ROAD ROUTES

to Bangalore Madras.

Notes.

Toll Ps. 1 (MAP)

Fo** the last 3 miles or so there is a special
motor road into Mysore on right of main
road (marked). Toll As. 6 P.R.S. etc. Hotels: —
Metropolo. (Best Near R. S, 12/-p9r day,
single) Savoy, etc. SoeZoor ; Go up Charaundi
Hill, Permission to soo Palaces on applying to
Husoor Secretary at Palacj Offices, 11 to 1
nnd 2 to 4.

Guide Books etc. at Technical School, Sayaji
Rao Road. Rs. 1/2. (MAP)

Bangalore to Madras ( via Ranipet )

Bangalore

14*7

14 7

Road turns sharp right on to a bridge and sharp
left off bridge on to a long emban’^ment.
Similar bridge with sharp bends at other end
of embankment.

Mosicota

ri

1()‘0

D. B. Munoipal toll As. 2/- “not levied from
through traffic.

- 1* '

16 0

32 0

Ry. 1/- (Provincial)

■

^2-0

D B (k) 0 . I P. Large town European stores
• .’^a.niblo n Bnraar. Toll As. 4/-, Not levied
a- mg through town without halting

Vv

' ^

. .xt .jot of steep embankm.-nt with shar-
U'ndb drive slowly.

Nagalj

J

60*0

In first mile road turns sharp to left.

AAysore Ffor tier

30

72*0

Palmaner

15-0

87*0

D. B.. P. Palmaner top of Ghat.

Road Jn«

0*2

87*2

Keep straight on.

Stone Bridga

2 1

89*3

Sharp turn to loft onto narrow bridge and sharp
turn to right off bridge. Drive cautiously.

Foot of Ghat

2-3

91*6

Venksiagiri

30

64 9

Narrow bazaar road past temple. Drive slowly.

Broken Bridge ...

19 0

il3 6

Bridge over Inivaram River damaged during
Nov.- Dec 1930floodB. Stone slabs laid across
bod of river on loft of bridge for temporary
crossing in dry weather only.

Road Juncilon ...

0-2

1140

Bear right. Road to loft goes to Chiitoor Town
where there is a DB.

Road Junction ...

1‘0

115*0

PP. Bear right. Road to left goes to Chittoor
Town,

Secunderabad

Points.

Seringapatam

Mytor*

Miles.

Stage Total

4*0

105

77-0

87*0

ROAD ROUTES

Bangal

lore to Madras^ (via Ranipet)

Points.

Miles.

Stage Total

Notes.

Road Junction

. 90

124-0

Bear left on to Rice Canseway Ranipet Road
There is a sign post left of road, but this is
easily missed it a careful look out is not kept
(Road) straight on goes to Vellore and
Katpadi.

TruyaUm

, 10 0

134-0

Road turns sharp to right over narrow culvert
then left in village on to Causeway.

Rice Causeway ...

. 0*i

135-1

Ponnai River crossing. Surface good except at
Tiruvalam end, whore bed is lower and sand
IS liable to collect (A diversion road here at
present).

Passable except in very heavy rains and floods

Railway Arch ...

05

134*6

Road bends to right sharp through archway

Ranipet

5*2

140*0

PP., D. B. (k)

Points,

Miles.

Stage Total

Notes.

Ranipet

Wallajapet

2

Ramaputan

8

10

Ochechri

2

12

Damal

7

19

Ballichetti

Chattram

1

20

Road Jn,

2

22

Bear loft road to right to Big Conjeevaram

Level Crossing

2

24

Road to loft to Arkouam.

Rajoi Chattsam

5

29

Toll Gate

2

31

Selvaimanga lam

2

33

Cross Roads

4

37

Sriperbudur

5

42

Turn right and again loft in village

Tandalarr

5

47

Poonamallee

7

54

P DB. Turn right for St. Thomas’ Mount an^

alternate road to Madras 6 Miles longer bul
carrying less cart traffic than direct road.

189

ROAD ROUTES

Bangalore to Madras

Points.

Milos-

Stage Total

Notes.

Karambakam

Si, Thomas*

3

57

Cross road, left to Mai^ras, but not good Road

Mount

3

60

P. Turn left iti village

Narmalong

Bridge

2

62

Turn Left over bridge and follow Mount Road

Madras

4

66

Hotels, Club. PP., (J., RS.,

Secunderabad -Poona (334 miles)

Points.

Milos.

Stage Total

Notes.

Secunderabad

Pattacherru

*. 17

Proceed through Begumpet to.

Sadashipet

22

39

Hominabad

57

96

For petrol turn right, through gateway into

village and proceed 200 yards down main
Street.

Naldrug

59

155

Dak Bungalow.

Sholapur

30

185

Petrol Pumps Good Dak Bungalow at Sholapur
Apply Executive Engmc'or, Sholapur. Meals
available if ordered in advance. A good halt.
Main Road leaves Sholapur through mill area.

Tembhurni

54

239

Patas

55

296

Poona

38

334

Road is bad for about 20 miles before reaching

Poona

Secunderabad

— Nagpur — Jubbulpore (609 milesJ)

Secunderabad

Proceed along main road to

Medchal

13

13

Onwards through Waddiaram. At approx 54

milestone turn left for

Akanapet R S. .

43

56

Pocharam

12

68

Leave the lake on the right

Nizainsagar

21

98

21Loave the lake on the left Do not take th®

Deglur

road to Nizauiabad. Proceed through
Yellardipot and Pitlum to

41

130

Road from hero to Hingoli is bridged throghout.

The Nizam’s bus service runs on it but the
surface is jnlifferont.

Handed

50

180

Petrol in tins in bazaar. If t etrol not required

turn right over narrow railway bridge i mile
before the town for.

Hingoli

52

232

Petrol can sometimes be got m bazaar. Good

P. W. D. refit liousn, apply Tashildar, Higoli,
Dak Bunzlow is small and bad Leave ball
alley on loft and take first road to right, for

190

ROAD ROUTES

{Secunderabad-Ndigpur-Jubulpore Contd.)

Points.

Miles.

Stage Total

Notes.

Basim

... 28

260

Just before entering Basim take road on right
to Pusad. Alter three milies turn left for

Karanja

... 40

300

Two petrol pumps. Turn sharp left after leav-
ing lost pump. After about 8 miles trun sharp
right (sign post) tor

Badnera

... 35

335

Bad road for six miles to

Amraoli

6

341

Petrol Pumps. Take the Morsi Road and after
8 miles turn sharp right (s.gn post) for.

Na spur

... 96

437

Capital of C. P. Petrol pumps, Dak Bungalow
(gooQ) and Hotels.

Kan piee

... 10

447

Petrol Pumps.

Seeoni

. 72

519

i^etrol Pumps.

Jubbulpore

.. 90

609

The Road irom the Manganese mines, 20 miles
north ox ivamptee. to Jubbulpore is very good

jncieed. Ola cjrcuii; nouse can be used bybtalf
Olliocifa II not roquu'ea b> Civil.

Note : — Immediately after rain the section Doglur- ilingoli is almost impassable

Nagpur-Cbindwara-Pachmarhi (;62 miles).

Points.

Nagpur Saoner
Chindwara

Tamia

Pachmarhi

Miles.

Stage Total

76

76

36

112

50

162

Notes.

Petrol pumps. Circuit House. See note against
Jubbulpore.

Beautitully situated Dak Bungalow.

Petrol. M. E. S. Bungalow, hotels and Boarding
houses. Reliable Repair Service at Pachmarlii
Motor Service.

Nagpur-Seeoni -Pachmarhi

Nagpur Kamptee,,

10

10

Seeoni

72

82

Chindwara

43

125

Tamia ,,,

36

161

Pibemathi

50

211

NOTE : Road closed at present by bridge broken doWn 3 miles south of
Chindwara. This also blocks the Amraoti-Morsi-Chmdwara road.
The brulgo will not be repaired until alter the rains.

1»1

ROAD ROUTES

Secunderabad ‘Ahmednagar (332 miles)

Secundorabad to...
Tambhurni ...
Ahmadnisar

(See^^Secunderabad to Poona)

239 Turn right at Tembhurni for

93 332 Surface is metalled but nullahs unbridged.

Impassable during monsoon. Petrol. Repairs.
Dak Bungalow and M. E. S. Bungalow.

Secunderabad > Aurangabad (366 milles)

Stcunerabad to ...
Hsidrug.

Otmanabad, ... 56
Yadii. ... 12

BKir. ... 46

Chikaliana ... 76

Aurangabad ... 6

(See Secunderabad to Poona)

155 Dak Bungalow

At mile 157 turn right at sign post for

191 Dak bungalow.

203 For Petrol only fork right to railway station
100 yards, One mile beyond YEDH I turn left
at road junction OSMANABAD- BHIR ard
LATUR BARSl. Aftcir one and a half miles
turn rignt at notice board “Service Road to
YEDSl CHAUSALA Road”; follow cart
tracks for one mile to CHAUSALA ROAD.
Road good to CHAUSALA From CHAUSALA
toBHIR numerous Irish bridges.

249 Cross river by causeway, pass under gateway
and straight through town. Petrol available
with some difficulty at exit from town.
Immediately on leaving town turn right along
road for Jalna. At furlong post 33*5 from
Jalna, fork left for.

324 CHIKALTANA, Here turn left for AURANG-
ABAD.

330 Leave city on right and proceed to Cantonment
and Inspection Bungalow.

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SECUNDERABAD

WALASHAN COLONEL PRINCE NAWAB MUAZZAM JAM

BAH ^OUi^

THE PRODUCE OF HYDERABAD.

COTTON. WHEAT RICE.

In

Tn

In

In

In

In

Acres,

Bales.

Acres.

Tons.

Acres,

Tons.

Aurangabad

... 724,776

105,092

372,521

57,377

1,139

318

Bhir

... 405,679

60,852

149,588

19,199

12,620

2,817

Parbani

. . 723,977

132,126

228,968

30,665

12,493

2,928

Nander

... 437,867

68,953

186,992

27,130

19,629

7,119

Gulbarga

95,476

14,321

85,474

6,440

30,097

8,062

Raichur

... 400,396

.58,057

88,989

7,449

11,580

2,585

Osmanabad

... 107,164

13,935

119,672

14.692

20,934

4,673

Bidar

... 247,809

34,693

41,316

3,424

25,999

5,801

Atrafbalda

... 14,448

2,311

6,685

448

26,850

8,091

Medak

2,669

314

3,791

349

71,701

21,507

Mabboobnagar

9,888

1,236

906

59

58,803

14,334

Nalgonda

... 11,063

1,271

...

...

141,078

38,969

Nizamabad

... 16,003

1,638

948

87

142,666

47,768

Warangal

33,978

3,396

29

2

174,282

53,501

Adilabad

... 292,761

29,276

14,293

957

51,482

13,790

Kareomnager

... 77,691

6,410

509

47

193,389

60,287

JAWAR.

SESAMU.

LINCED.

In Acres.

In Tons.

In Acres.

In Tons.

In Acres.

In Tons.

Aurangabad

... 801,515

134,178

20,000

1,563

40,016

2,679

Bhir

... 583,933

97,756

15,144

1,352

36,560

2,755

Parbhani

... 812,150

124,631

8,369

700

36,784

1,642

Nan dor

... 537,628

90,032

15,463

1,032

27.966

1,873

Gulbarga

... 1,432,462

219.825

25,403

2,551

44.786

2,999

Raichur

... 1,072,044

119,648

24,943

1,739

8,093

542

Osmauaba d

... 891,080

124,314

10,918

1,096

20,443

2,044

Bidar

... 655,620

82,318

7,011

469

24,367

1,836

Atrafbalda

... 132,541

14.789

33,456

1,673

11,328

711

Medak

... 147,261

24,407

17,395

1,087

1.071

67

Mabboobnagar

.. 429,853

42,026

19,048

957

46

1

Nalgonda

... 303,194

38,065

17,591

589

...

...

Nizamabad

... 145,424

14,202

27,420

1,371

2,451

205

Warangal

... 513,449

64,467

49,966

2,498

...

...

Adilabad

... 527,143

58,833

73,577

3,284

15,356

857

Kareomnagar

... 370,904

25,872

234,936

13,215

5

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IMPORTS & EXPORTS.

Imports in a Nut-shell

Raw Ootton 8,733 maunds or Rs. 1,61,341

Cotton Pieco Goods (Mill Made*) 1,63,31,391

Cotton Pieco Goods (Hand Made) Rs. 40,93 Lakhs

Cotton Twist & Yarn (Indian & Foreign) Rs. 63.77,215

Artificial Silk & Picco-Goods Rs, 21,82,864

Silk & Tussar Pirco Goods R^. 17.74.000

Gunnies & Hessian Rs. 15,29,003

Kerosene Oil 5,524,000 gallons or Rs. 40,28,000

Petrol 2,006,782 gallons or Rs, 33,10,000

Rico 836,079 niaunds or K.s 40,59,523

Jawar & Jawar Flour 124.191 maun is or Rs. 2,98,000

Wheat & Wheat Flour 150,735 maunds or Rs. 6,29.000

Common Salt 1,813,602 or Rs. 60 44,919

Sugar 494,922 maunds or Rs 55,91,436

Ghee & Butter Rs. 4,43,941

Timber, Firewood & Manufactures of Wool Rs. 11,61,985
Betel- Xuts 74,055 maunds or Ks. 12, 35, (>1 3
Lkiuors &: Foreign Spirits Rs. 5,74,36S
Iforned Cattlo 29,600 m numlieror Rs 8.5 >,85 >

Iron Rods & Bars, Rs. 2,11,095
Galvanized Shoots tS: IMates iK. 10,61,815
Steel Rods & Sheets Rs. 5,14,859
Manufacture of Iron & Steel Rs 24,59,000
Brass Bars Sheets, & Brasswarv* Rs. 13,02,607

Motor Cars Worth Rs. 10,70,000 Motor Buses ^ Lorries Rs. 2,58,948

Bicycles ^ Their Aec ssories Rs. 6,89,871

Bangles valued Rs. 6,58.000

Glass & Glas.swar<s Rs. 43,0,647

Paper, paste-boards, books, maps, etc., Rs. 34,47,000

Soaps (Foreign & Indian) Rs. 3,85,632

Cinema Films Rs. 21.32,766

Matches Rs 6,55,357

Hosiery Rs. 5,45,000

Boots & Shoes Rs. 8,19,354

Raw Hides & Skins Rs. 2,10,000

Cocoanut Oil 53,535 maunds or Rs 12,49,000

Filectri(‘al Apparatus Rs. 7,67,000

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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

IMPORTS" }

Drills & Modicinos Rs. 13,679,34
Machinery & MilUwork Rs. I8,15,9r>s

Rubber Manufacfciiros includinp: Tub's <Sr Tyros Rs, 7,37, 929

Exports in a Nut-shell

Cotton & Cotton Watso 2,156,676 niauTids or Rs. 3 S3 Crort's
.Ijiwar 825,057 Maunds or Rs. 5:0,55,560.

Crram & Gram Pulso 298,677 maunds orRs. 12,30,000

Ground-Kuts 5,100,612 maunds or Rs. 3, 05,58,000

Linsood 1,505,721 maunds or Rs. 58,59,000

Sosamiim or Til-Soods 319,200 maunds or Rs. 21,28,000

Karad Seeds 173,256 maunds or Rs, 6,63,000

Castor Seeds 2,3.30,250 maunds or Rs. 99,30.000

Cotton Seeds 1,090,812 maunds or Rs 30,73,000

Cil Cakes 960,369 maunds or Rs, 20,7 i, 645

CliilLos valued 264,774 imnmds i*v R>’ 21,77.982

Tondu Loaves (Boodi Leaves) 163,074 maunds or Rs. 5,43,632

Wood & Its Manufactures valued Rs. 6,00,000

G'lnont valued 1,844,142 maunds or Rs. 36,14 433

Horned Cattle 78,232 number valued at Rs. 18,52,459

Sboop & Goataf, jVumber 227,557, valued Rs. 1,137,791

Raw Hides & Skins Rs. 452,672

I’lece Goods (Hand Made) Rs. 12,06,000

Ca,stor, Maliuax and Karanj 8-eds 169.803 maunds or Us. 15,16,000
Other Oils Valued Rs. 20,17,000
Cdhery Coil Valued Rs, 28,23,000

Tanned Hides & Skins, Manufactures other than Boots & Sho Rs 28,68,336
Tobacco 19,431 maunds or Rs. 1,. 54. 053

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All train tinmigs are reckoned from midnight to midnight, thus— 0300 is
3 a.m., 1200 is 12 noon, 1500 is 3 p. m., etc., etc.

Through Carriages

Through bogie composite I & 11 and Bogie third class carriages run daily on
the following trains between the following points:—

Broad Gauge

Secunleradad and Bombay, one bogie composite I & TI and one bogu'
third class by Nos. 1 Up and 2 Down Passenger trams and Madras Express trains
over G. I. P. Railway,

Secunderabad and Bombay, one bogie composite 1 & IT by Nos. 3 Up and
4 Down Passenger trains and Mail trams over O. 1. P. Railway s.

Hyderabad B. (1, and Delhi, one bogie composite 1 & 11 and a bogie third
With luggage accominod.ition by Nos. 1 1 Uj) and 12 Down Passenger and Grand
Trunk Express trains.

Hyderabad and Bezavada, two hogu* tiurd .nid om* bogus composite 1 and
TI by Nos, 12 Down and 11 Up Passenger <and Nos. 0 Down and 5 Up to Grand
Tnink Express trains.

Metre Gauge

SE(’L .sderabad and BAN(i\LOR;, (,no bogie third vvitli luggage accom-
modaxion by Nos. 35 Up and 3^^ Down, between Becuiidorabad and Dor nachellani
over N S, Rv. and by Hubll P.issmger and Mail tram over M. & R. M, Rly.

Bombay

0905 1730
„ 0950 IKOti

>. 1453 235)

,, 0135 0()40

Arr. 0000 1015

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Secunderabad to Bombay

Arr. 0845 1000

Dop 0736 1521

„ 0305 1118

„ 1745 0125

„ 1355 2200

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Simla

Arr 0810
Dep 2130
Arr 0615

Dep 0705
Arr 1310

... Change Delhi (See Delhi via. Balarshah) Change Dep 1750

Arr 0705

Kalka Dep 2300

Change „ Change Arr 2215

Simla Dep 1630

Nagpur Jubbulpore.

Dep 1950

... Secunderabad

Arr 629

„ 2305

Kazipet

Dep 0320

„ 0935

Nagpur

„ 1702

Arr 1643
Dep 2132

...Change f Itarsi

1 ,, Change

f Dep 0938
( Arr 0539

Arr 0203

Jubbulpore

Dop 0116

In Hyderabad Delhi through Carriage upto Itarsi Only.

Mysore £h Bangalore via. Dronachellam.

Dep 0705

Secunderabad M. G,

Arr 1855

,, 1017

... Mahbubnagar

Dop 1528

„ 1358

Kurnool Town

M 1148

Arr 1510

Dep 1524
Arr 1710
Dep 1810

Chango p*-onachollam ...

Change puntkal ...

Change

Chango

C Dep 1030

1 Arr 1005

C Dep 0830
( Arr 0745

Arr 0615

Bangalore

Dep 2130

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WHO IS WHO

Abbas Mirza, 2nd Lieut. (N. 0.) H* T. O. Lancers, Golconda Hyd' r; } ' .

Abdul Aziz, Esq., Register, Nizam’s P. W. D. Secretariat. I. B. & (L B H.

Abdul Aiiz,^E»q., Secretary, Paigah Viccar-uLUmra, Snltcinpura, Hyderabad
Abdul Aziz, Esq., B,a., B T Assistant, Jagirdar's College, Begampol
Abdul Aziz Md^ Khan, Esq., Deputy Assistant, C'o^oporative’Sociotios, ’

Abdul Aziz Razir, Lieut.. H.I.T-C., Hy’bad Infantry Training Coris, Pr f '
Abdul Aziz Sayad, Esq., Assistant Accountant General, Hyde rabad
Abdul Barkat Fat ihuddin Ahmed, Esq., Suptd* Suburban H. E. H. Safa '
Hyderabad

Abdul Basith Khan, Esq , Taluqdar, Saidab id, Saroonnagar
Abdul Bari, Esq., Assistant Proffessor, Osmania Univ^ersity College, Kachiguda
Abdul Bari Nadvi, Esq., Asst. Proffessor of Logjc, Osmania University College,
^aohiguda

Abdul Faiz Md. Abdul Jalil Siddiqi, Esq., Addl. Secretary, Nizam’s Military
Secretariat, Hyderabad

Abdul Fatha Khan, Nawab, Jagirdar, Malakpot

Abdul Habmeed.Khan, Esq., Asst. Proffessor of Persian, Osmania University
College. Adigamet

Abdul Hameed Md. Esq., Assistant Secretary, Nizam’s Judicial Dept , Hy’bad
Abdul Hameed Md. Khan, Esq , 3rd Magistrate, City Crinima| Court, Hv 'bad
Abdul Hakeem, Esq., Khalifa, M.a., L,L. B., Professor of Physics Osmania
University Hyderabad

Abdul Hameed Khan, Esq., Superintendent, C. I. D. Saifabad
Abdul Hameed Khan, Mohamed, Esq., m.a., Bar-at-law, Special Magistrci.
Kazi’s Court, Hyderabad

Abdul Hameed Khan, Esq., H C. S, Special Magistrate, District Hy
Abdul Hamid, Md Esq., Inspector^-General of R gn. <fe ‘^tamp D i t
Abdul Hafeez Khan, Esq., Doputy Director, Settlement Dept , Hytierab..<i
Abdul Hafeez Khan, Esq., H, C. S. Additional District Judge, Aurangabaa
Abdul Hai, Esq , Assistant Secretary, Viccarud Dowla, Sultan Shai, Hyderabad-
Abdul Haq, Dr. Md. Esq., B. Kitt., Ph. D., (Oxon) Prof : Arabic, Osman>:a Univer
sity Hyderabad

Abdul Haq, Md. Esq., B.A., Urdu Professor, Osmania University College, H; bi ,
Abdul Hasan Syed Ali, Esq., Vakil, Hyderabad Muncipal Corporator, r ^

Abdul Hassan Jung Bahadur Nawab, Secretary, Pi)lifcioal Dept., Saifabad, Hyd
Abdul Jabbar Khan, Lieut , Prince’s Body Guard, Malakpet
Abdul Jabby Mob A , Esq,, Jagirdar, byderabad

Abdul Jalil Mohamed, Asst. Secretary Army. & Medical Secretariat Hyderabad
Abdul Kbader Merchant, Nallagutta, Secunderabad

Abdul Kbader Chida, Lieut. Adj„ 2nd (N, 0.) H. I. S. Lancers. Golconda Hy’bad

201

WHO IS WHO

Abdul Khader Md., Esq., JagiVIar, Sban^vor Bagli Hydorabad
Abdul ICader Moulvi, Urudu Shaw, City, Hydorabad

Abdul Khador Hazvi, Esq,, Personal Asst, to to the Hon*blo Mv)mb'>rB, P. W. D.
P. W. Saorotariat, Hyderabad

Abdul Kbader Pazvi, Lieut. Adjutant and Quarter Master, Hydorabad Infantry
Training Coy., SaiAibad

Abdul KhaiP, Esq., Asst. Supdt. Central Jail. Hydorabad
Abdul Khaleq, Esq , H. 0. S. District .ludge, Nalgonda

Abdul Later f K. Esq., M. A., (Edin) Vice Principal Jagirdar’s College, Begumpot
Abdul Maj-eod Ehan. Bbdr., c.B.E , I,P.C,, Supdt. c.T.D., Dist. Police, Hyderabad
Abdul Majoed Khan, Esq , Enginoer. Khairatabad

Abdul Majid, Esq., B. Ag . Machinery Supdt., Agricultural Dept., Hydorabad
Abdul Majood Siddiqi, Esq , Asst Professor Osmania University College, Hy’bad
Abdul Md. Kbader, Esq , 2nd Lieut,, 2nd Lancer, Hydorabad Imperial Service
Abdul Md Majoed iLlgrami, Asst. Supdt. P. W. D. Mozamjabi Road, Hyderabad
Abdul Mobd. Basith, Esq,, Judge, Hanman Tabadi, Hyderabad
Abdul Maqit Khan, Esq., H C S . District judge, H.C.S. House, Hyderabad
Ablul Qadir Sarwary, Esq., M. A. Asst. Professor of Urdu, Osmania University
College Hyderabad

Abdul Qadir S ddiqi Md Esq., M. A., Asst. Prof, of logie Osmania University
College, * n ot

Abdul Qnyoom Klian, Esq., B so, ( Mancb) Asst. Engineer, Osmania University
Building Scbem3 Tlydornbid.

Abdul Qayoom, Esq., Civilian (Attaclied) Govt. Central Press Hydorabad
Abdul Rail nil Khan, Mobd., Esq., Sub-Enginoor, Hyderabad Muncipality
Abdul Qiiddus, Esq., Manager, Deccan Motor Service, Nampalli
Abdul Rabim Md., E.sq,, Asst. Director, Settlement Dept. Hyderabad
Abdul Raliman, Esq., Chief Superintendent Judicial Department Hydorabad
Abdul Roliman Khan, Es’q. Md. M.R.C*S.. B.Sc. (Lon) F.R.C.S., F.P.8.L., late Prin-
ciapal, Osmania University College Boganipet
Abdul Samad Mobd , Esq. Lt. Col. Commanding Officer, Nizam’s Own 3rd Bn.
Hydorabad Infantry

Abdul Samad Mobd., Esq., Assistant City Improvement Board, Hughes Town,
Hyderabad

Abdul Sattar Md , Fsq„ Translator (History) Translation Bureau, Osmania
University Hyderabad

Abdul Satbar Khan, Esq., Inspector, Tele Dept. Goshamabal Kunta, Hy’bad
Abdul Wall lb, Esq. Asst. Registrar, Co-operative Society Hydorabad
Abdur Rabun, Khan Bahadur B.A„ B L., M- B. E. Vice President, Secunderabad
Coantonment Board, and Member Secunderabad Town Import Trust,

WHO IS^WHO

Abdur Rahmen Mohd. Esq., Chiof Supdt, H. E, H the Nizam’s High Court
Abdul Wahid Esq., Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (B Ward) Hyderabad
Abdur Rashid Khan, Esq. H.C.S., Asst. Suporinten hnt of District Police, Hy’bad
Abdur Razak Md., Esq., Book Mtrchant, Mogulpura, Hyderabad
A^bdur Razak Md., Esq., Inchargo Shitargah, Sarooiutgar
Abdur Razak Md., Esq,, H.C.5., Asst. Acct, Gtrcral Fn ai ce L'cqt , Hyderabad
Abdur Rehman Baig Md. Fsq , Chief Bupdt , Military Secretariat, H}derabad
Abdur Rehman Md. Khan Esq,, A.:st. Commissioner Hydi rabad
Abdus Saniad Lieut, -Col. 3rd Pii. (N. O.) Hyderabad Infantry, Saifabad

Abdus Samad Khan, Lieut . 2nd Battalion Hydeivbad Jiitantiy, Cliandraigutta
Abdus Samad Khan, - sq. B. A., Secretary to Nawab Samad Yar Jung Bahadur
Military and Medical Deiit., Hyderabad

Abdus Samad Sowdagar, Esq. B.E., (Poona) Sub-Fng noer Drainage Scheme
Hyderabad

Abdus Satar Subhani, Esq, B.A., B.T., Principal. Darululoom Osmania High
School Hyderabad

Abdus Samad Khan, Esq., Litut. Coy. Comdg. 2nd HjMerabad Infantry,
Cliandraigutta

Abdus Samad, Esq. O.B.E,, Lt. Col. Comdg. 3rd Hyderabad Infantry Hyderabad
Abdus Satur, Esq. H.8.C. 2nd Taluqdar Miryalgiida Hyd erabad
Abobakcr, Esq., Merchant, Oxford Street Socuniorabad
Abraham, J. Y. Rev., Wesley Church, Seoiindertibad
Abu Mohammed, Esq., Asst Director, Statistics Dept, Hyderabad
Abu Syod Mirza Esq., Judge, City Small Courts, Secnridorabad
Abu Tahir Md. Yousuffuddm, Esq., Asst. Auditor. H. E. H. The Nizam’s State
Railway, Secunderabid

Abu Talib Syod Omraar Esq,, Asst. Secretary. Finance Dept., Hyderabad
Abu Turab, State Engineer, Kunta Gosha Mahal, Hyderabad
Abu Zafer Abdul Wahid, Esq., M.A., Lecturer (Prdu) City Jntennodiato College,
Hyderabad

Adams, W. J. M. Esq,, Agent Best & Co., Ltd., Singaroni Collieries

Adam Rasool, Esq , Sub-Eng. nuer, P. W. D. Nampalli

Adolpbous, D. Miss, B.a , L.T., Asst. Mistress, Zenana College, Nampalli

Asif Khan, Esq , Lieut- l/7tb Rajput Regt. ICt. Bedar Hoad, Begumpet

Afzul All Khan, Esq., Asst. Engineer, Engineering College, Hyderabad

Afzal Hussain Farooqi, Esq.H. C. S, Munsiff, Nuldrug

Afzal Mohd Khan, Esq, Taluqdar, (Retired) Kachiguda

Aga All Hasan, Major, 3rd (N. 0) Golconda Lancers, Golconda Fort

Aga Badrul Hussain Khan, Esq., Merchant, Noor Khan Bazaar, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Aga Mohd, Hussain, Esq., M.A., Additional Professor. History, Nizam’s Colleg<
Hyderabad

Aga Mohd. Earmani, Esq. NoorKhan Bazar, Hyderabad
Agha Mirza Mohd Jaffer, Major, Adjutant, 4th Golconda Infantry, Golconda
Aga Shaik Yar Vali, Assistant, Eevcnuo Dept, Hyderabad
Aga Syed Md, All, Esq,, Compiler of Persian Dictionery, Hyderabad
Aga Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab Chief Justice, (Paigah Moinudowla) and membei
of H. E. H. the Nizam’s Legislature Council, Hyderabad
Ag ib Md. Hu sam. Esq., Professor, Nizam College. Durushafa, Hyderabad
gjh Mirza Md. Gafifor Major. Adjt. 4th Golconda Infantry, Hyderabad
.V u LoA\az Jung Bahadur, Nawab Jagirdar Khaiitabad Hyderabad
Aiiluwalia l-'r. C. L. M. B,, B. S., L. R. C. P., (Eng) D. P. H. (London) Plague
Officer Hyderabad

Ahmod S. H. Esq., B. Sc., (Eng) A. M. I. E. E., Mains Supdt Electricity Dept,
Hyderabad

Ahmed Abdulla, Esq., Thasildar, Malakpet
Ahmod Ali Licnt Qr. Master Prince Body Guard, Malakpet
Ahriiod Ali Khan, Esq., Supdt Abkari Medak Dist. Hyderabad
Ahmod Ah Khan, Esq., Jamadar Irreguar Troops, Hyderabad
'‘liraod All Khan Saheb Jagirdar, Sultanpura Hyderabad
Ahmod All Khan Shaik Esq., Jagirdar, Bashoer Bagh Hyderabad
Ahmed Ah Md. Esq., Jagirdar Inside Yakutpura, Hyderabad
Ahmed Ali Khan Saheb Moulvi, Registrar, High Court, Asafnagar, Hyderabad
..hmed Alladdm, Khan Bahadur Merchant, Member Cantt Board, Secunderabed
Ahmed Arif, Esq , Journalist, Gosha Mahal Kunta, Hyderabad
Ahmed Ashraff Esq., Capt Asst, to Chief of the Staff, Regular Troops, Hyderabad
Ahmed Ashraff Md. Esq., Lient 1st. Lancers Asafnagar Hyderabad
Ahmod Bid Abdulla Esq., B A., Lecturer, (Chemistry) City Intermediate Collage,
Hyderabad

Ahmod Bin Jan Nisar Yar Jung, Nawab Major, Mahbub Force Chandraigutta
Aluned Dawood Nawab, Jagirdar, Noorkhan Bazaar Hyderabad
Ahmed Farooq Beg, Esq., H.c,8., 2nd Taluqdar, Karoemnagar
Ahmed Hussain, Esq., Judge Gram Bazar, Hyderabad
Ahmed Hussain Khan, Esq,. Jagirdar, Eden Bagh, Hyderabad
Ahmod Hussain Siddiqi, Esq., Asst. Secretary Chie f Secretariat, Hyderabad
...ca Hu^bain Siddiqi, Esq,, Supdt. Nizath Barfikhas, Kalikaman. Hyderabad
Ahmod Jan, Esq., Lieut, and Quarter Master, 7th Light Cavalry, Bolarum
Ahmed Khan, Esq., Supdt. Opium and Ganja Stations, Hyderabad

204

WHO IS WHO

Ahmed Md. Merchant, Nampalli, Hyderabad

Ahmed Mohinuddin, Esq., H.C.8., Nizam Court of Wards, Hyderabad
Ahmed Mohiuuddin, Esq., B.A.,(Oant)Marketing Officer, Commerce & Industrie!
Dept. Hyderabad

Ahmed Mirza Md., Esq., B.Sc , Supdt. Water Works, Saifabad. Hyderabad
Ahmed Mohinuddin. Capt. Asst. Divinl. Qr Master, H, E. H. the Nizam'i
Regular Forces, Hyderabad

Ahmed Moiuddin Ansari. Esq., H.C S., District Judge Asifabad
Ahmed Osmani Md.. Esq., M Sc., Lecturer (Physics) City Intermediate College
Hyderabad

Ahmed Nawaz .ung Bdr Nawab, H.C.2., Kachiguda, Hyderabad
Ahmedulla Khan, Lieut,, 3rd (N. O.) Golconda Lancers, Golconda Fort
Ahmedullah Md. Esq., H.C.8., Extra Judge, Bidar

Ahmed Yar Jnng Bahadur, Nawab Jagirdar. King Kotti Hoad, Hyderabad
Ahsan Yar Jung Bdr. Nawab, B.A., F.C.H., Chief En3in3or, Drainage Dept. Hyd
Ahsan-uz- zaman. Esq., Lecturer. Engineering College, Hyderabad
Ainslie, M.R.A., Lieut. Personal Asst, to the Hon*ble the Resident, Bolarum
Aiya Aiyer A. Esq., Chief Supdt. Nizam’s Finance Dept. Hy’bad

Akbar Ali Khan Lieut. Quarter Master 2nd Bn. Hyderabad Infantr
Chandraigutta

Akbar Yar Jung Bahadur, Nawab, Puisne Judge, H. E. H. the Nizam’s Hig
Court, Hyderabad.

Ake«t Jung Bahadur, Nawab, Son of lai
Nawdb Imad-ul-Mulk Bahadur, Was born in 187
He traces his defiant to a well known fain ly o
Sayyids who had migrated from Mespotamia i:
the ye?r 1217 A. D. After finishing his educatio]
he entered j the Nizam’s Government Service i
1877. After successfully holding various appoint
mei ts he was appointed as deputy Sardar-u^
Maham which post he held with great distinct io
Later, he was appointed as Member- in-Charge
the P. W. D. At present he ^holds the Militai
Portfolio.

Akramuddin Khan, Nawab, Jagirdar, Yakootpura, Hyderabad
Alam S. M., Esq.. B. Sc., Asst. Engineer, Rly. Engineering Dept, (openlli
i astern Diet. Secuniorabad

Alford, G. Capt. Sam Browne’s Cav. Lake Lnes, Bolarum

WHO IS WHO

Ali Ahmed Md., Lieut. Nizam’s Own 3rd Battalion Hy('orabad Infantry

Ali Asghar Fsq., Asst, Engineer, Hyderabad Divn.P. W. D. Hydoradad

Ali Asgar Bilgrami, S, Esq , Suptd. Azam Jahi Boad Hyderabad

Ali Bin, Esq., Nazim- i-jamiat Shah Imayat Gunj. Hyderabad

Alieudin Ahmed, Esq., Secy Religious Affairs Dept. Hyderabad

Ali Mohamed, Esq., Asst. Commissioner, Revenue Survey and Settlement Dept.

Ali Khan, Mohamed circle Inspector, Yakootpura Hyderabad

All Md, Fazal Chemoy, Esq. Asst. Supdt. P. W. D. Kotla ALigah Hyderabad

All Md. Hassan Khan, Esq. Inspector Customs, Uateh Sultan Lano Hy’bad

Ali Md. Khan, Esq. Jamadar Begam Bazar Hyderabad

All Mohamed Khan, Esq., Personal Asst. Commerce and Industries Dept. H'ybad
All Mohan id, Lt. Col. Qr. Master New Nampalli Hydciabad

All Nawaz Jung Bahdur, Nawab (Mir
Ahmed All F.c.H., )Chief Enginser and Secret-
ary P. W. D , was born in Hyderabad in 1877.
After graduating from the Nizam’s College, he
wont to England in 1896 as a state Scholar to
join the Engineering College of Cooper’s Hill.
Ho returned to Hyderabad in 1899 after a
brilliant career.

In 1899 he joined the P. W. D. as an
assistant Engineer nnl by 1918, by sheer merit
ho rose lo be Chief Engineer an I Secretary.
In 1924 the P, W. D. and all the allied depar-
tm nts wore placed under Ins chargi. In 1929
the Bombay Government invited] him to
report on the financial and technical aspect of the Sukkiir Barrage in calla-
boration with Sir M, Viswesvaraya*

Some of the largest engineering feats owe their origin to his initiative
and brain, the most notable among them being the Nizamsagir project, the
second largest dam in India.

Ali Nawaz Khan, Esq., Taluqdar, Gosha Mahal Kunta, Hyderabad
AliRaza, Major, Secty to Nawab Moinud DowlahBhdr., Khairatabad
Allauddin Ahmed, Esq., M.A„ U.T., Asst. Prof, English, Nizam College, Hy’bad
Alladin Khan, Lt.-Col. 2nd in Comd.. 4th Golconda Infantry, Hyderabad
Alladin Khan, Major, Khairatabad

Allen, F. Miss Missionory, Methodist Mission, Rami ote, Chaderghat Hy’bad
Allsworth, W. J. T. S/Sgt. I. A. S. C., 8 Have Lock Lines, Secunderabad

WHO IS WHO

Anavarathan Esq. M. 8c. Electrical Engineer Mozam Jahi Road Hy’bad
Alumbardar, S. Esq , Registrar, Presidents Peshi Office, Banjara

Amin Jung Bahadur Kt., M. A., L. L, P.,
K. C.I E., c’s. I., Nawab Sir (Ahmed Hussain)
was born In 1863 at Madras. He took his B.A.
with distinction in 1883 from Christian College^
B.L., in 1889, from presidency College, and
M. A., privately in 1890. In 1893 he joined
the Nizam’s Government Service as^ an assis-
tant to the Peshi Secretary. In 1896 he be-
came Peshi Secretary. He was one of the
most trusted and loyal advisers of the late
Nizam, retaining the same trust even under
the present ruler. In the year 1914 he was
raised to Sardar-l-Moham, which post ho held
till his retirement in 1934,

For his valuable services during the Great War the title of K. C. I. E. Wa^

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confered on him by His Majesty the King Emperor, while His Exalted Highness
gave the title of Nawab Amin Jung Bahadur.

Sir Amin Jung Bahadur was one of the State delegates at the First Round
Table Conference. A great orien&al Scholar deeply learned in Arabic, Persian
and Urdu, He possesses one of the finest libraries in the Hyderabad.

Amir Ahmed, Major, H. E. H. the Niaam’s African Body Guard Squardon,
Saifab id

Ameer Ahmed. Captain Adjutant, Field Artillery, (B. Battery) Saifabad
Amir All Khan. Esq., H C. S., 1st Taluqdar, Bidar

Ameer Sultan, Major-Commander. Palacs Police, Hanuman Takdi, Hyderabad
Ananda Rao, 8. V. Busmossman, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Anantham, D. Esq., Supdt., The Temmperance Asson. Clubs Secunderabad
Ananthapathbanabaswamy, E. Esq, Merchant, and Banker Kalasiguda,
Secundorab id

Anderson, G. A. Esq , I. P. Deputy ; Director-General, H. E. H. The Nizam’s
C. 1. D. Begampet

Anderson, P. J Esq., M, B. E. 2nd Magistrate for the British Ad-ministered
Area, Secunderabad

Andrews, Major H. A. M. C. Offg. Comdt 2nd Bn. 17th Dogra Regt Rawiisnon
Linos Bolarum

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Ansari, K. M. Esq,, H.C.8., Asst. Financial Secretary Hyderabad
Anstruther, P. M. Major D*8.0., M.C., P.S.C., 1st. Q. O R. W. Kent Regt.
Trimulgherry

Anwanalla Mohd. Esq,, u. Sc , (Manoh) Exec-Engineor P. W. D. Hyderabad
Anthony M, Esq., Merchant, Montgomery’s Hotel, Annex Secunderabad
Aravamudu Iyengar, Dowan Bahdr. I}.A,,B.L., Municipal Corporator, Hyderabad
Ardoslur Kurshid, Evsq., B.A., B.Ms. Economic Botanist Agricultural De, artment
Himayat Sagar

Arif Mohamed. Esq , Street Light Engineer, Electricity Dtpt , Saifalad
Arifuddin Md Lieut 1st Lancers Hyderabad ImpoMal Service.

Arifuddin Md., B. Pc,, S E. Special Buildings Glide Engineer, KhairataLad Hyd
Arkngl.t, M R,, 2nd Lieut Ist K. D. G’s 159 AlLmby Road, Bolarum
Anrstoad, H. C. H. Esq., B.sc , AX.G 1 , a M.i c E., a.mi.e.e., a.m.i m.e., Director
Electricity & Mint Woikshop Dojts, Saifabad, Hyderabad
Asaf Ali Baig, Esq,, F.H.D. Personal Asst, to Director Eiectncitv Dept,
Household Secretary to the Princes, Hyderabad
Ashfaq Ahmed, Etq., Asit. Supdt. C. I. Dept S Branch Hyderabad
Asgar Russian Esq., Judge, Mirzapalli Stato

Asgliar Yar Jung Bahedur Nawab P, A. (Oxon), Bar-at-law, Pusine Judge,
High Court, H\ dorabad

Ashaq Mohd Esq., Bar-at-Law Asst. Director Genl. Jails Dept. Hyderabad
Ashraf Nawaz Jung Bahadur, Nawab Deputy Commissioner to Hyderabad
Ml nicipality & Health Officer, Malakpet
Askari Jafary S. M. Esq., Asst. Commissioner, Hyderabad Municipality Hy’bad
Ata-ur- Rahman Md. Esq., BA., Lecturer (Economies) City Inter-mediate col-
lege Hyderabad

Avad Bin Nasir Lieut Jamieth Nizam Mahbub Cbanderaigutta
Ayengar, S. K. Esq., Engineer, Special Officer, Kbairatabad
Ayengar, R. C. Esq., Dopty. Director Geul.of Police, Atraf Bald<i, Narayanaguda,
Hyderabad

Ayengar, B. R. L. Esq,, Kachiguda Hyderabad,

Azam M. Esq. M. A., B. Sc., F. C. S., Principal, City College, Hyderabad
Azam Mobinuddin Mohmed, Esq., Merchant, Afzal Gunj, Hyderabad
Azam Hussain Md. Lieut. Asst, to Chief of the Staff, Hyderabad
Azbar Husan Md. Esq., B, A., Deputy Secretary. Judicial Police & General
Secretariat, Hyderabad

Azimuddin Ahmed Esq , Deputy Corns. (Customs Dept Hyderabad
Aziz Abbas. Md, Esq., H. C. 8. Asst Commissioner Customs D jpt., Sebestiau Road,
Secunderabad

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Aziz Almied, Efq. AFsistatrt Pu’pdt. Amera, Mundi Mir Alani, Hyderabad
Aziz Ahmed Khan, £eq., B.A«, 2nd Asst. Director, Nizam's Information Bureau
Hyderabad

Aziz Hasan Md. Asst. Acct. General, Financial Dept. Hyderabad
Aziz Mirza, Lieut. 2nd <N. O.) H. L S. Lancers Goloonda, Hyderabad
Aziz Mirza, Lieut. 3rd Bn. <N. 0) Hyderabad Infantry, Saifabad
Azmatullah, Md. Esq. M.A.. B.8., Exe-Enfiineer Hyderabad
AzamtuHah Shah, Lt-Col Asst. Dir. Genl. of Police Force Hyderabad
Balm Khan, Khan Sahib A, K., Contractor, Hony. Bench Magistrate, Becun-
derabad

Badami S, M. Dr. G B.V.C., Director, Civil Veterinary Dept. Hyderabad
Badrinath, S. Esq., Asst Engineer, Northern Dist. ^Engineering Department
<Open Line), Jalna

Badrul Husain, Esq., Merchant, Husaini Mohalla Hyderabad

Bagath Srinivas Rao, Es<i., Jagirdar, Station Road, Hyderabad

Bahadur Dil Jung Bahadur Nawab, Fatha Durwaza Hyderabad

Bahjath Alikhan, Esq., Excise Supde., Outside Yakootpura

Bahadur Yar Jung Bhdr. Nawab Vice-President, Hy'-bad Municipality, Hy’bad

Babojal Ali Khan, Nawab Gawliguda Hyderabad

Bahood Ali Khan Nawab, Jagirdar Shah All Banda

Bailey H„ Lieut Coy. Commander 3rd Bn. iN. 0.) Hy’bad Infantry, Saifabad

•Bailey W Esq., Supdt Central Jail. Hyderabad

Baker F. G. Cond. I.A.S.C., Tninulghorry

Bakkun Yar Jung Bahadur, -Jagirdar Purani Hawilla

Bala Pershad, Esq., B.Sc, (Manch) Asst, Eiigineor, Osmania University Building,
Scheme.

Bala Pershad, Esq , P.H.Bv M.I E.E., Supdt. Tele, Dept, Yakootpura, Hyderabad
Balfour Clarke, R, Esq. Dopty. Director Electricity De^t. Mint., Hyderabad
Bal Kishen Rajwade, Esq. Mechanical Engineer, Hy’bad Municipality Hy’bad
Balknsbna, A. Esq., Asst. Engineer Northern Dist. N, S. Ry. Engineering Dept,
(Open Line) Secunderabad
Balkrishna, T. Esq., Supdt. of Polio?, Aurangabad
Balreddy, C, Esq., Merchant Park Lane, Secunderabad

Bals ingh Sandlu W . O, Esq. Asst. Surgeon Indian Army Veterinary Corps,
M.V.H.C.I. Bolarum

Banaji, A. D. C., Esq., Merchant T^r^sund, Secunderabad
Brg Mohan Kaul, 5/6th Rajputana Rifles

Baqar All Khan Esq., Registrar Hyderabad Municipality. Hyderabad

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Baqar Md.. Esq , Asst. Secretary Fizam's Military Secret*rfat, Hyderabad
Baaar Mohiuddin Mebkarr, Esq.» Lecturer, (Commerce) City High School Hy’bad
Baquar Mohiuddin, Esq., B.C., B.M., Lecturer, (Commerce) City College, Hy’bad
Behramji Dorabji Chonoy, Asst. Cvimmr. Sattlement Dept., Hyderabad.

Barnes, W. Sergt Field Battery, R A. Steward, The Bishop Whitehead Sol'diera*
Institute-Trimulgherry

Barr, G, K , Esq., Lieut. 1st. Q* O. R. West Kent Regt. Gough Barracks
Trimulgherry

Barucha, N. D. Esq. Merchant Park lane, Sbc’bad
Barucha S. M. Esq., Commissioner, Revenue Dept . Begumpet.

Bashir Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab, Opp Public Garden Hyderabad"

Bashir M. M. Lieut-Coloner, 1st Lancers, H. I. S.T. Asafnagar
Bashiruddin Ahmed, Esq., Asst, Director. Jama Bando, Hyderabad
Bashiruddin Ahmed, Esq., A,D.C. Lieut. 2nd Lancers, H.I. S.T.

Basroor V. S. Esq, M. Sc. (Lond) Asst. Prof. (Chemistry) Nizam College
Battye, Major, C, F, M. C. Ist Bn. Q.O.R. West Kent Regt-Bungalow
71, Gough Barracks, Trimulgherry
Bayer 0. P. Major P. A. V, D. Cav. Bolarum

Beard, W. H. G. Major P.S.C., 4/2 Punjab Regt. Staff Captain New Pallasy Lines^
Bowenpally

Beeching W. E. J.,Esq., A.C.G.I., A.M., Inst. C.E., A.M.I. Mech. E.A.I,I.A.. F.R.R.A.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Osmania Central Technical Intitute,.
219, Gymkhana Road, Secunderabad
Bharatan M Dr., Hony. Bench Magistrate, Secunderabad.

Bell G. D. Esq., Asst. Traffic Supdt. Roads M. G. Commercial Department H.E.H.
N. S. Railway Secunderabad

Bellamy, Major L. C. M. Adjutant 4/5 Maharatta Light Infantry, 150- A,
Tarbund Road, Secunderabad

Beilingham, E. Rev. M. A., Captain, St. George’s Church, Hyderabad
} engough, Mrs. Secretary. Hyderabad State Girls Guide, Lallaguda
Bengough, H. G. Esq., Ag. District Engineer Norther District, Engineering Dept
Open Lino, Secunderabad

Bennett, E. M. Miss. Asst. Mistress, Mahbubia Girls School, Hyderabad
Beresford, G. de, La. Brigadier, P. M.C., P.S.C., No. 1 cth (Scc’bad) Cavalry
Brigade Bolarum

Beshwashgiri Bhr. Raja, Jagirdar, Begum Bazar, Hyderabad
Bhagwan, B. K. Esq., B.Sc., A.s.M.E., Industrial Engineer, Commerce & Industries
Department Hyderabad

Bhauddin Khan Md. Supdi. Customs Hyderabad

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Bhagwandass Chaterblioj Merchant James Street, Secunderabad
Bhaskaran, T P. Esq., M.A., F.R,A.8„ Director Nizamiah Observatory Begumpet.
Bhargava, T, V. Esq., Merchant, James Street, Secunderabad
Bhato. S. B, Esq, B.A., B.Sc., Chemist Industrial Laboratory Commerce Industrial
Department Hyderabad

Bhawnani V. Esq., B. Sc. Personal Asst, to Director, Electrcity Department
Hy derabad

Bhide, R, K. Esq., Economist Botonist, Agricultural Dept. Hyderadad
Bhojra] Naidu, Sanitary Engineer, Osmanpura

Bidwell Pi. G. S.. 11. A. 2nd Li.mt. 18th Field Battery R. A . Trimulgherry
Bilgrami, S. A. R. Esq., Asst. Personal Officer, Administrative Dept. N. S. Rly
Secunderabad

Bilgrami, S. A H. Esq., Asst. Auditor, H. E. H tho Nizams Railway
Bilgrami. S. N. Esq. Asst Engineer, West Dist. Engineering Dept
(open lino) Secunderabad

Bilimoria, N. D. Lieut. l/7th Rajput Regt. 172. Bedar Road, Pegumpot
Bilimoria, R. M. Lieut. 7th Light Cavalry, Lake Lines Bolarum
Binham, L. R. 2nd Lieut N. L. I, A. Qr 5/ 75. Range Gough Bks. Trimulgherry
Bin Salah Major Mohd. Jamieth Nizam Mahbub Chandraigutta
Bird. A. D. W. Liout, 1st. N Staff. Regt (The Prince of Wales) Trimulgherry
Bishwarnath, Raja Bahadur Rai, Judge, High Court and member of H E. H.the
Nizam’s I egistlativo Council, Hyderabad
Birj Kishoro Singh, D., Qr. Master, Regular Troops 4th Golconda Infantry
Birkett, J. R. S. M.,Esq., W. 0. L, R.S.M. Ist. K.D. Gs. 31 W. O’s. Qrs. Allen-
by Lines

Bishop, L. E., Capt. M.C., The Duke of Wellington’s Regt. Deccan Dist, Head-
quarters Bolarum

Bismilla Khan, Esq., Tasildar, Kottah Aligah

Blair, Mrs, Hony. Secretary, Women’s Work Shop, Secunderabad

Blair, F. Esq. A.M. I. E. E., Supdt. of Stores., Stores Dept. N.S. Rly. Sec’bad

Blaxland, A. B. Major, 0,B. E. , R, A. Field Battery Robert Bks. Trimulgherry

Bluett, D. Capt. R.A.M.C. British Military Hospital, 85 Allenby Linos Bolarum

Boardman, M. Esq , A.sst. Engineer, Osmaiiia University Bldg. Scheme, Hy’bad

Bols, E. W. 2/Li0ut, P. A. V. O. Cav., Bolarum

Bommanjjo P, Esqr., Roprosontative Indian Concrete Association, Oxford Street
Secunderabad

Bone, F, VV., Ebq. P. A.S. I. Surveyor of Works, Deccan Dist. Hoadpuartsrs, 94/2
Robert Bks. Trimulgherry

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Bengough, H. G. Engineer, N. S. Rly. Lallaguda
Boorgu Vishwanatham, Esq, Banker, Sharaf Bazar, Sejnnderabad
Booth J. E. £nd Liout 1st N. Staff Regt. (The Prince of Wales Condt.) LaBwar|
Road, Trimul gharry

Bowden, N. A. Esq., Asst. Secretary, Secunderabad Cant. Socund^'rabad
Bowlen, Esq., G. A L. ASst. Engineer, Western Dist. N. S. Ry. Engin30ring Dept,
(open line) Secunderabad

Bower. S. W. Major, 1/7 Rajput Regt. 165. Bedar Road, Begunipet

Boxall, A. Esq, Secretary to the Agent, Administrative Dept. N, S. Rly. Sec*bad

Boyce Cooper A. 4/5 M. L. Infantry, Secunderabad

Branfoot, D. C. Major, Sam Browno’s Cavalry, (12th Frontier Force) Lake Lines
Bolarum

Briji Kishore Singh, D., Lieut. Adjt. 2/ Hyderabad Infantry, Chandra ingutta
Brij Mohan Kaul, Lieut. 5th Bn. 6bli Rajputana Riflts, Bowenpally
Brij Mohan Lai, 4th Magistrati, C.ty Magistrate’s Court, Hyderabad
Brinloy, Major. W. W. m.u.e , Hyderabad Rides Auxiliary Force & Hony. Secy.

Ex. Service Association Secunderabad
Brodie, A. Esq.. Agent Imoenal Bank of India, Hyderabad
Brooke H. J. S. Lieut. 1st Q. R. 0* W, Kent Regt. Block No. 78 Qr. No. 7 Gough
Bks. Trimuigherry

Brookes, S E. Lieut. & Qr. Mr, 1st Q. O. R. W. Kent Regt 61 Gough Barracks
Trimuigherry

Brown, Mrs., M.A., Asst. Principal Zenana College, Nampalli
Brown, J. W. Liout 1st Bn. Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regt. Trimuigherry
Brown, P. R. Asst. Transportation Supdt. Transportation Dept H. E. H. N. S.
Railway Secunderabad

Brown, M. S, Liout P, A V. O, Cavalry, Bolarum

Browning. J. M. Capt. 1/7 Rajput Kegt. 171 Bedar Road, Begumpot

Brunskill, G. S. Lt-Col. M.C., Ist. K. S. L. I, Bolarum

Buckle P. C. M. 2/ Liout. 1st Q. 0. R. W. Kent Regt. Block 73 Qr. 6, Gough
Barracks, Trimuigherry

Buckston, G. B. Major P. A. V. O, Cavalry Bolarum

Budh Singh, Jamadar, 1st Q. O. Royal West Kent Regt. Geugh Bks Trimuigherry
Bundo Ali, Esq., Petrol Merchant, Siddiamber Bazaar, Hyd irab iJ

Burnett, A, H, Esq,, Asst. Personal Officer, Administrative Dept H. E. H. N. S*
Railway Secunderabad

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Burton, E, W. Esq., Senior Asst. Auditor Administrative Dept. N.S. Railway
Secunderabad

Burzociji B. Mehta, Esq,, Sub Asst. Commissioner (Land Records) Revenue
Survoy & Settlement Department Hyderabad
Butler, A. G. Major O.B,E, l/6th Rajputana Rifles, Aurangabad
Butterworth, Captain D. C. Ut N. Staff Regt & Member Sec’bad Cantt. Board
Butt rworth, Lieut, H. Ibt Bn. North Staffordshire Regiment Trimulgherry
Byas, Capt. E. R, M.C., P.S.C. Captain 1/N. Staffordshire Regt. 112/8 Laswario
Road, Trimulgherry

Caily H. K., Engineer Wardle Engineering, Co , 20 St. John’aRoad, Secunderabad
Cairns, Lieut. W. N. 1st King’s Dragoon Guards, Bolarum
Caily F, R. Liaut, Adjit and Qr. Mr. R. T. C. Schools Napier Lines
Collingridge H. V. Major P.S.C, 6th Gurka Riffies Bownpalli
Campbell Hams C. Lieut-Col. 7th Light Cavalery Lake Lines, Bolarum
Campoose F. Esqr., Asst. Engineer, Re-moulding Water Works Hyderabad
Carpenter, Miss A. B. Asst. Mistress Mahbubia Girls School, Hyderabad
Carpenter, S. A. H. Esqr. Messrs Burma Shell Coy Ltd. 32, Oxford St. Sec’bad.
Cariappa, K. M. Capt P. S. C. l&t Bn. 7th Rajput Rogt. (Q.V.O.L.I.).

Wellesley Lines, Begumpet

Carrick, M. (Miss) M. B. E. Indian Military Nursing Service. Trimulgherry
Carter, C. J. Esqr. Asst. Works Manager (Car. & Wagon) N. S. Rfy,. Lallaguda
Chabildas. Jagirdar, Kalikaman

Chaddock, Major, E H. J., Royal Indim Army Service Corps 17/7 Bolarum
Chahai, Teharigirji Supdt, Excise Dept., Hyderabad
Chalk, J. G., Comdr., R I. A. S. C„ R. I. A C. Quarter Trimulgherry
Chamarette G. Capt. Sqdn. Comdr., 2nd (N. G.) H. I S. Lancers, Golconda, Hyd»
Chand Narain Das, Lieut 4th Bn 6th Rajputana Rifles, Bowonpally
Chandrakanta Rao Godshej^ H.C.S., Munsiff, H. C. S. House, Hyderabad
Charnngton. H. N., Capt, 1st Bn, The North Staffordshire Rcgt. and Member
Secunderabad Cantt. Board, Meadows Barraoks., Trimulgherry
Chatfield, E., Lieut I.A.C.C. Chief Clerk Deccan Dist. Headquarters. Boiarum
Chaudhuri J. W. Lieut. 7th Light Cavalry, Lake Lines, Bolarum
Chavan Rao Sahib, S. S., Pension Paymaster, Secunderabad Sc Bolarum
Cheekoti Veeranna, Merchant, Secunderabad

Chellappa Avl. V. D. M. R. Ry. ,B.A. B.L. Dist. Munsif, Secunderabad
Chenoy C. F- Dr. M.B.B.S., D.P.H., D.T.M.. Asst. Director, Public Health J Eastern
Circle, Hyderabad

Chenoy, F. S. B Sc. (Mach) Executive Engineer, Water Works, H. E. H. Nizam’s
P. W.D. Hyderabad

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dhenoy, P. B Esq./ Mint MaBter.& Superintendent of Mint and stamp Depart-
ment, Penderghast Road, Secunderabad
Chenoy, P. A. Sappers Linos, Secunderabad

■Chenoy D, B. (Uorab Yar Jung Bahadur) Controller, Alexandra Hoad, Sec’bad
€henoy, D. C. Oxford Street Si cunderabad

Chidura Vasudev Kantiah Merchant General Baxaar, Secunderabad

Chotal Chatterbhooj, Merchant, James Street, Secunderabad

Ohirspin W. M/Esq. Messrs Burma Shell Oil Co., Ltd,, 32 Oxford Street Sec’bad

Christie M. B. Merchant Tower Street. Secunderabad

•Chunilal Narad Porshad , Esq , Banker 377, Sultan Basar, Hyderabad

Clarke M, I. (Mhs) Atst. Mahhubia Girls School Hyderabad

Clough, D. M. Miss B.A., Principal Wesley Girls Boarding and Normal School old
Lancers lines Secunderabad

Cole M. E., Miss b.a.. Asst Principal, Wesley Girls Boarding & Normal School,
Old Lancer Lines, Secunderabad

Cole Hamilton H. A. W. Liout-Col Cond. D, S, 0. 2nd Bn ;Tho York Lancaster
Regt. Sandhurst B Rs,

Collmgridge, H. V. p.s c. p.s c.G. 8,0. 6th Gurkha Rifles Deccan Dist Head-
quarters Bolarum

Colt J, R. Capt. 1st Bn. The North Stifforshirj Regt. Meadows Barracks
Trimulgherry

Colvin Lieut. J. B. A. D. C, West York Regiment Bolarum

Compass J. 0. Esq,, B, K. (Poona) Asst. Engineer Watar works P. W. D. Hy’b^\d

Conron, J. C, R. 2nd/Lieut. 1st Bn. The North StafPordshi o Regiment
Cooper Capt. 4th Bn. 5th ^ ahratta Light Infantry Secunderabad
Coorg V. S. Esq,, b.e., Personal Asst, to Supt. Enginoor, P, W. D.

Coovorji J, Esq., B. ec. Asst, i ngineer Chaderghat Sub-Divi. P.W. D.

Cornelius, J. F b.a.L l.b. Asst Account General H. E H. The Nizam’s Govt,
Hyderabad

Connoy H. Rev. St. John’s Road, Secunderabad
Cowasji Thanawalla, Mr. B, P. Pondorghast Road, Secunderabad
Cowil. Capt, J.A.L. Qr. Master 4th Bn. 5th M. L. Infantry Napier Linos SeC’bad
Cowar Miss J. R. A-st. Mistress, Mahbubia Girls School
Cowpor, Lieut. F. C. 1st King’s Dragoon Guards Napier Lines. Bolarum
Cox Major G Major 2nd*in»comd, Ist (N.O.) H I. S, Lancers Asafnagat
Hyderabad

Cox Mr. J T. Manager Govt. Military Dairy Farm, Secunderabad.

WHO IS WHO

Cranston W. P. 2/Lieut The Scinde Horse (14th P.W.O. Cavalry) Haig Lines,
Bolarum

Craven, Capt. C.E.P. 1st Bn. Q. 0. R. W. K Regt. Deocan Dist. Head Quarters
Bolarum

Crofton R. M. Esq. B.A., I.C.S., J.P., Director Genoril & Secretary to Revenue
Department Begumpet

Crompton H. C. Esq., Sub- condr Military Eng.neer Services
Crossley, Capt, P. C. 1st Kings Dragoon Guards, Bolarum
Crosthwalto Lieut P. “N” Battery The “Eagle Troop” R. H. A. Roberts
Barracks Tnmulgherry

Curnow E. Major 5th Bn. 2nd Punjab Regt. Newplassey Lines Bowenpalli
Socundorabad

WEST END TAILORS

MAKERS OP OOOD CLOTHES

IB JAMBS STREET SECUNDERABAD.

FOR SILKS LADIES EMPORIUM - JAMES STREET - SECUNDERABA'D

WHO IS WHO

Dadabhai J. Proprietor J. Dadabhai & Sons, Pilcher Compound, Secunderabad
Dalai C. C, A.M Asst. Chief Engineer G. B., H. E. H. Nizam’s P. W. D.

Hyderabad

Dalai S, J. IChan Sabeb, B, A. L.L.B., Member Contonment Board, and Member
Secunderabad Town Improvement Trust, Secunderabad.

Dalvi K,B. Capt. 4th Bn, 5th Mahratta Light Infantry Napier Lines BowenpaHy
Damodhar Reddy R,, Bar-at-law Govt. Pleader, High Court, Hyderabad
Damodhar Reddy, B.A., Mint and Elecy. Audit, Hyderabad
Dandu Pentiah Esq., Member Contonment Board, Secunderabad
Daniel S. Esq,, M.A.L.T., Principal St. Thomas High School, Secunderabad
Dara Shahpoorji, (Paigah Lutfuddowla) Member Hyderabad Muncipal Corpor-
ation, Hyderabad

Dharashwar, Ganosh, Esq., Asst. Professor, Osmania University College
Hyderabad

Darlington T. H., 8 S.I., The Hyderabad R. A. F. I, Headquarters, Old Magazine
67 La'ilaguda, Secunderabad

Dart Major L,V„ M/:., Commandant Military Detention Barracks. Trimulgherry

Dasan Dr. N D., O.B.V.C. OfTg. Deputy Supdt, Civil Veterinary Dept, Aurangabad

Datt S, Rev., Minister, M. E. Church, Hyderabad

Dattari Vishnu Pisholkar, Asst, Accountant General, Hyderabad

Daulath Yar Jung Bahadur, Nawab Jagirdar Begum Bazar

Daver E. E. Esq., Landlord, Rani Bagh, Secunderabad

David H, M. Miss, B,a., l,T,, T,d. (London) Principal Keys High School for
Girls, Secunderabad

Davis I. P. Esq , Chief Engineer (open lino) Secunderabad
Davor Husain Kazi, Esq,, Businessman, No. 987, Hyderabad
Dandujala Papiah, Merchant Sidiambar Bazar, Hyderadad
Dowlat Yar Khan, Esq., Supdt. Abkari Mogulpura, Hyderabad
Dawood Khan Esq., Asst, Commissioner Revmve Survey & ^Settlement Dept.
Hyderabad.

Dawood Esq,, Jung Bahadur Nawab, Jagirdar, Narayatiguda, Hyderabad

Dawson A. J, E, Major 1st Bn. 7th Rajput Rogt, Begumpet

Daya Ram Surujmull Sett, Banker, General Bazar, Secunderabad

Debbadi Bhooiniah Narayana, Gold Merchant, Sidiambar Bazar, Hyderabad

Deen J, M. Esq,, Sub-Engineer, City Improvement Board, Hyderabad

De Courney-Baldwin. W. L, R., E., G, E,, Secunderabad

Delmere, E. W,, I, A. C. C., Condr, Deccan District, Headquarters, Bolarum

Dalmege, Lieut-A.C,8. 1st King’s Dragoon Guards, Bolarum

Dendy Col M. H., D.8.O., M.C., P,8.0., G.8,0.l, Deccan District Head Quarters,
Bolarum ’

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Drnavs G. T Colonol, O.B.E. Controller to Princo Walashan Nawab Mozam Jah
Bahadur

D«nny J. D. Esq., Asst Suporinten«1ant of Stores, N. S. Railway, Lallaguda
Doorao Damodar Jatkar Esq., B.A., Personal Asst to the Director, Nizam’s
Veterinary Dept. Hyderabad

D’S>mM A. L Eiq., Proprietor F. X. D* Souza & Sons, Market Street,
Secunderabad

D’Souza M. Esq., Statistical Officer, N. S. Rly.. Secunderabad
Dev Raj Naidu, As:it. Accountant General, Nizam’s A. G’s Office, Hyderabad
Dwlin D. G. Temporary Superintendant Excise Department, Hyderabad
Dewar K. P. Esq., I.S.O. Asst. Secretary to the Hon’ble Kesidont, Hyderabad

Dhanraigirii Bahadur Raja the multi-millionaire
is the present representative of the ancient and
distinguished family of Gowswamy Rajas. Ho
succeeded to the Ghadi in 192S.

He is a good sportsman and a keen Cricket
enthusiast. He has donated munificient sums to
several institutions.

His Gyan Bagh Palace standing on extensive
grounds with beautifully laid out gardens, Is a
magnificient structure with its rare Venetian and
Oriontal drawing rooms.

Dbondi Rai Bahadur Raja Bar-at-law, Jaglrdar, Member Hyderabad Muncipal
Corporation, Hyderabad
Divekar K. Artist, Rozdarkhanpet

Dorab Yar Jung Bahadur, Nawab, Examiner, Princes Civil List Accounts,

Doss, Paul T. J. Dr. M.B.ch.B., d.t.m,h.d.p.h, Medical Officer of Health, Sec’bad
Dost Mohd Alladdin, Esq , Merchant Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Dost Mohd. Khan Sahcb Zada Nawab King Koti, Mubarak
Doyle P. M. W., 2nd Lieut, 4th Bn, 5th Mahratta Light Infantry Secunderabad
Drabble Capt. P. C., 1st King’s Dragoon Guards. Napier lines, 150. Tarbund Road,
Secunderabad

Duba Lachmanna, Jagirdar, Gulzar House, Hyderabad

Dunlop, B. Esq , Personal Officer, to Agent N. S. Railway Lallaguda

Durand P. F., Esq , B. A., (Gant) Principal Jagirdar’s College Begumpet

WHO IS WHO

Burtnoll Capt., C. S., 1st Bn. Q. O. R W, Kent Regiment, Trimulgberry
Burvasalu K. Rao Sahob, Merchant Banker, Barum Patalam, Secunderabad
Dyson Major G„ St. J. A. M.C., R.A., 65th Field Battery, R. A, Roberts Barracks,
91. Roberts Road, Trimulgherry
Edulji' K.^'Pegimentdl Bazar, Secunderabad
Eduljee Palanjee, Sanitary Engineer, Gunfoundry. Hyderabad
Eduljee Soharabjoe, Merchant Park Lane, Secunderabad
Edward E. S., Comdr. Indian Army Ordinance Corps, Secunderabad
Edward W, Missionary, Alir District
Edward G. M., Forest Officer, Fateh Maidan, Hyderabad
Eggleston A., Esq., A gent' Imperial Bank of India, Secunderabad
Ekbal Ali Khan Nawab, Jagirdar, Sultanpura

Ekbalchand Raja, Asst. I/C F. B. P. Criminal Tribes Section, Police Dept
Eknath, Prasad, Esq., Asst. Secretary x Revenue Secretariat, Hyderabad
El Edroos, H.lH. Lnut., Adjutant Cavalry Training Squadron, Mallaralli
Elphinston, W. G’Col. M.C., P.SC. A. A. M. G. Deccan District
Headquarters. Bolarum

Engl 0 r;.M. Mrs. M.A., L,T., Retired Inspectress of School Chapel Road, Hyderabad

Ewaz Bin Nasir, 2nd Lieut, Nizam’s Own 3rd Bn. Hyderabad Infantry

Ezekial. A. Rev .Superintendent, S. P. G. Mission Secunderabad

Faiaa Ali, Nawab Jagirdar, Khairtabad

Faiaz All Khan, Nawab Jagirdar, Fisal Banda, Hyderabad

Fairwoatbor, A. Esq., I.O.8., Bungalow No. 2 M.E.S. Oxford St. Secunderabad

Faiyasuddin, Nawab Jagirdar, Hyderguda

Faizuddin Md. Esq., B.A,, Bar-at-Law Divil. Insjector of Schools, Medak
Faiz Jung Bahadur, Lieut Col: Dr. M. B. Cb. B., Principal Military Medical
Officer, Hyderabad

Faizuddin Khan Md. Esq., Jagirdar Sbab Gunj Hyderabad
Farkband Nawaz Jung, Nawab Jagirdar, Tarbund

Farkhand Yar Jung Babdr. Nawab, Jagirdar inside Dal ipura Farkhandu, Sec'bad
Fakhar Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab, B.A., Finance Secretary and Member of
H.E H. The b’lzam’s Ltgislative Council, Hyderabad
Fakhar Nawaz Jung Bahadur Nawab, M. A., L. L. B., F.o. U., M. R. A. 8., Personal
Asst, to the Dircetor & Registrar of Joint Stock Companies, Sumajguda
Fakhruddin Abmod Khan, Esq., B.A., Scety, to Nawab hakbr Yar^[Jung Bhdr.

Finance Department,^ Hyderabad
Fakhruddin Masood, H.C.8., Supdt. Excise, Nalgunda

Fakruddin^Khan Md. Esq., Asst. Supdt, Dnani Medical Dept: Hari Baoli, Hy’bad

Fallon, A R Captain, Divil. Qrs. Master Hd. Qrs. Staff H.E.H. [tbo Nizam’s
Regular Force, Hyderabad

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WHO IS WHO

Farhat Ali, L)eut.-Col. Dr. B.A., M.B.» Ch. B. late Principal Osmania Medical
College, Saifabad

'Fareed Nawaz Jung Bahadur Nawab, Bogumpet

Fariduddin, M. 2nJ Lieut., 3rd Golconda Lancers, Hyderabad

Fanuddm, Md. Khau, Esq., Jagirdar, Shah Ali Bunda, Hyderabad

Fasahat Jung Bahadur Nawab Poet Laureate, Hyderabad

Fashi Jung Bahadur Nawab, Gogha Mahbub Shankar Bagh, Hyderabad

Fazl Mohd. Khan Esq., M. a,, Director of Public Instruction, Hyderabad

fStiC Khan Fazal Mohamed Khan)
Ferguson, Lieut Col J. A. 0. B. E , P.8.C., Commandant, Plassy Lines 5th Bn. 6th
Rajputana Rifles, Bowenpally

Ferguson, J. M. Capt. J^rinco Albert Victor’s Own Cavalry, Bolarum
Feroz Shah Pestonji, Esq., Taluqdar King Koti Road, Hyderabad
Femes Joe- do-Saiithana Esq., Prop: Pinto & Co,, Member Cantonment Board,
Secunderabad

Femes D’eosta Prop: Faust & Co., Chemists Oxford Street, Sec’bad
Fiauddin Ansari, Esq., Asst. Engineer, P.W. Dept, Irranagutta, Hyderabad
Fiazuddm Khan Md. Esq., Bar-at-law, Member H. E. H. the Nizam’s Legislative
Council, Hyderabad

Fiazuudi'i Khan Bahadur, Jagirdar, Begam, Bazaar, Hyderabad
Fiaa Hussain iuayatuUa, Esq., Contractor, Station Road, Nampalli
FieJi.er, Uapi., Royal Signals 4th Indian Divisional Signals 99, Triraulgherry
bintle, Lieut. G. \/. Ibth Field Battery, R. A., Tnmulghoery
Firbank, L. S. Captain, Sam Brown’s Cavalry 23, Burton Road, Bolarum
Firminger, L. D. Esq., Chief Accountant & Auditor N. S. Railway, Sec’bad
Fitz Herbert, G. A. Esq., Prop: Soy : Bright & Co , Chemists, Alexandra Road,
Secunderabad

Fletcher. B. C. Capt., M. C, p.sx., l2th Infantry Brigade, 218, Gymkhana Road,
Secunderabad

Frankel, S. Esq., Photographer, Trimulgherry
Friuddin Md. Jagirdar, Fateh Durwazu, Hyderabad

Foot P, B. D. H, Lt-Col. D.S.o,, M.c. p.s.c., R. A. Chief Signal Officer, Royal
Corps Signals, Trimulgherry

Fraser W. A. K., Lt-Col. C.b.e;d.s.O., M.U,0 M.C., Sam Brown’s Cavalry, Lake
Lines, Bolarum

Fry E. H. Rev. Chaplain, All Saint’s Church, Trimulgherry
Fry L. A, C., Lieut. Under Secretary to the Hon’ble Resident & Dist. Magist-
rate & Collector, Secunderabad Cant. Authority & Membar Secunderabad
Cantonment Board, Bolarum

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WOH ISrWHO

Fry 0. M, Capt. M. C. Ist Bn. Q. 0. R. West Kent Regiment, Trimulgherry
Fyler, A. R. 2nd Lieut, 1st Bn. (J O.R W. Kent Regt., Trimulgherry
Gadgil M. D., Esq,, B.A., L.C.E., (Poona) Asst. Chief Engineer, 1. B. P. W,D.
Hyderabad

Gallagher Capt. L. S., 65th Field Battery R. A , 187, Roberts Road, Trimulgherry
Gahb Baig Khan, Nawab Jagirdar, Mashirabad. Hyderabad
Galib-ul-Mulk Bahadur Nawab Jagirdar Lingampally, Hyderabad
Galib Baig Khan, Md. Nawab Jagirdar Kachiguda, Hyderabad
Garda P. S., Esq., Merchant James Street, Secunderabad

Garden, G. B. Rev, M.A., Minister, M. E. Church, Cl adtrghat Kirg Koti Road
Hyderabad

Garstin Lieut^CoL H. A., M.C., Commandant, P. A. V. 0. Cavalry, Bolarum
Gaskin, Lieut. W. J. Q. O. R. W. Kent Regiment, Trimulgherry
Geddas Lieut. J. G., R. H. A. 94/4, Roberts Road, Trimulgherry
Ghiasuddin Ahmed, Esq., B.A., Asst. Director, Education Dept , Hyderabad
Ghiasudm Khan, Md. Nawab 1206 King Koti Road, Hyderabad.

Ghouse Mohiuddin Esq,, Deputy Commissioner, Revenue Survey & Settlement
Dept. , Hyderabad

Ghousuddin Md. Contractor, Hyderguda Hyderabad
Ghayasi ddin Md Jagirdar, Kouch Nasim Hyderabad
Ghazuiddin Ahmed Moulvi, Puisne Judge, Hyderabad
Ghosh, B. K, Esq., Asst. Prof, Engineering College, Hydorabad
Ghouse Mohd. Esq., Petrol Merchant, Osmanganj, Hyderabad
Ghousuddin H.C.S., Aest. Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Nizamabad
Ghouse Mohiuddin Esq., H.C.S., Ag. Controlling Officer. Tungabhadra Project
Ghouse Mohiuddin, Esq. B.A., 2nd Asst. Political Secretary, Political Secretariat,
Hyderabad

Ghouse Mohinuddm Esq., Deputy Commissioner Jagirah Revenue S.irvoy &
Settlement Dept., Hyderabad
Ghulam Ahmed Khan I sq., Jagirdar Kachiguda

Ghulam Ahmed Quraishi, Esq., Asst. Commissioner Revenue Survey & Settle- *
m.nt Department, Hyderabad

Ghulam Dastagir Lieut, 2nd Hyderabad Infantry, Chandraingutta
Ghulam Dastagir Esq., Asst Court of Wards, Chapel Bazaar, Hydi*rabad
Ghulam Hussain Esq., Engineer N. S, Railway Chapel Bazaar, Hyderabad
Gulam Husain Siddigi Distillery Officer Excise Department
Ghulam Hyder Moulvi, Director Agricultural Dept,, Kachiguda Hyderabad
Ghulam Jafar Husain Khan, Daftar-i-Dewani and Mai, Hyderabad
Ghulam Khader, Esq., B.A., Asst. Principal, City College, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Ghulam Mohamed Kuraishi Esq., Hyderabad Municipal, Corporation
Ghulam Mohamed Esq., Asst. Commissioner, Revenue Survey and Settlement
Department, Hyderabad

Ghulam Mohamed Esq., Asst, Secretary, President’s Peshi Office, Hyderabad
Ghulam Mohamed Quraishi Esq., H.C.S,. Addl. Commissioner, Excise D^pt.

Mdmber Municipality Somajiguda, Hyderabad
Ghulam Mohamed Mustafa Esq., Asst. Secretary, (Appellate side) President’s
Peshi Office, Khairatabad

Ghulam Moiuddin Esq.. Asst. Commissioner, Revenue Survey and Settlement
Department, Hyderabad

Ghulam Moinuddin Khan Esq., H.C.S. 2nd Taluqdar, Bhongir

Ghulam Moinuddin Major, A, Battery, Nizam’s Horse Artillery, Divil. Master,
Military Dept. Hyderabad

Ghulam Murtaza Esq,, Asst. Commissioner of Police, (City and Suburbs of
Hyderabad

Ghulam Mustafa Quraishi Esq , Commissioner Revenue Survey and Settlement
Dept., Hyderabad

Ghulam Mustafa Beg, 2/Lieut, Section Officer, ‘*B” Battery, Nizam’s Field
Artillery, Golconda

Ghmlam Rabbani Esq., B.^., B,T., Ist Asst. Director, of Public Instruction
Hyderabad

Ghulam Sarwar Khan, Subedar Major Divil. Educational Officer Military
Dept., Hyderabad,

Ghulam Shahabuddin, Esq., Jamadar, Ndzim-i-Jamiafch Office, Hyderabad

Giasuddin Ahmed, Esq., D.A., Asst, Director, Educational Departme nt

Gibbs, C, (Mrs) b.a., Lecturer \Vjmon Oollogj, Hyderabad

Gibson, F. A. S., Capt M.c., Ist N. St..ff H, Medows brKs , Tnmulgberry

Gideon E. Esq., b.a., (oxorij Houbo Master Jagirdars’s College Begumpet

Gilbert vV. L. Esq., Deputy Supdt. of Police Noble Road, Secunderabad

Gilson G. H, (Miss) B.a., l.i.. Zenana College Nampalli

Ginwala Esq., Merchant Hussain Sagar Road, Hyderabad

Gin Rao, Rao hahaaur Retirea Juage High Court, Municipal Corporator, Hy’bad

Godfrey W. J Esq., Engineer Mint Dept. Hyderabad

Godwin G. W., Major, No. 1, Bolarum

Gopal R. K. Esq., Cloth Merchant, Pather Gatti Hyderabad

Gopal Reddy Jamadar Police, Masheerabad Hyderabad

Gopalan M. Esq., B,E» Supdt- Engineer Capital Works Kachigudda, Hyderabad
Gorakshakar Dr., M. B. Ch. B, Member Muncipal Corporation, Hyderabad
Gorakshakar S. R. Esq. Deputy Asst Supdt of Stamps Mint Hyderabad
Gorakshanker S. Esq., Manager, Hyderabad Mills. Gunfoun .ry, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Gourrh. H. Epq., Special Officer & Depty. Commissioner, I. C. Crime & Armed
Police Paniara R^ad, Hyderabad
Goush Md. Khan, Esq., Jagirdar, Khairatabad
Goverdban Dass, Esq., Banker, Snltan''Pa7iaar. Hyderabad
Govind Naik Esq., Commissioner Vanparihi Samastan, Gouligiida, Hyderabad
Govind Rao, Esq., Asst, Commissioner Revenue Survey '& Settlement Dept.,
Hyderabad

Govind Rao, Esq., B. A., Asst. Director Settlement Dept., Hyderabad
Govindji Bbavani, Esq., Tajer, Fat«h Munde, Hyderabad
Gowher Ali, Lieut Cantonment Offic'>r, Head Qr. Staff (R.F.) Secunderabad
Graham, Major Controller to Wallashan Nawah Azam Jah Bahadur Hyderabad
Grange, O. K., Esq., M. E. 8„ No, 7/3. S. D. 0. Qr. Alexandra Road, Secunderabad
Grey E. H„ P. 8. 0., Major, 4/2nd Punjab Regt 174, Bowenpalli
Green Lieut-Col. C. N. Comdg. Officer African Bodv Guard Squadron
Green H. Esq., Chief Inspector of Steam Boilers & Factories Commerce &
Industries Dept, Hyderabad

Greenway, C. W Mai'^r. R. M. C. 143 Gough Barracks, Trimulgherry
Gregory R. V. Esq., Deputy Chief Engineer, Transportation Depot., N. S. Rly.
219, A., Mud ford, Secunderabad

Gregson D A., Captain, Sara Brown’s Cavel. M/4 Burton Road, Bolaruin
Grey, E. H. P.S.C, Major, 4^2nd Punjab Regt., Secunderabad Club
Grey W. H. Major, l/7th Rajput Rogt. Secunderabad

Groves, 0. T. Rev, M.A., Asst. Principal Wesley High School, Secunderabad
Gulam Ali Mohamadi Esq., B.A., F.C 8 , Director and Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies Commerce and Industries Department, Hyderabad
Gulam Goush Esq., Supdt. Court of Wards, Hyderabad

Gulam Hyder Esq., H.C.8., Personal Asst, to Hon. Revenue Member Hyderabad
Gulam Mohiuddin Esq., Munsiff. Warangal
Gulam Mohamed Khawja Babu Ali Kban, Jagirdar, Amburpet
Gulam Mohiuddin Khan Esq., Jagirdar, ^hah Gunj, Hyderabad
Gulam Mohamed Mustafa, Esq,, Asst. Secty. Executive Council, Kachiguda
Gulam Mustafa Quraishi. Esq, Director, Settlement Dept. Katal Mandi Hy’bad
Gulam Shabuddin Esq. Jagirdar Machli Kaman Hyderabad
Gulam Yazdani Esq*, M.\., DTector, Archaeological Dept , Somajiguda Hy’bad
Gunda Rao Harwalkar Esq., Hyderabad Municipal Corporator, Hyderabad
Gunda Rao Eaq.. (Manager Maha Raja Bahadurs’ State) Hyderabad Municipal
Corporator, Hyderabad

Gujta P. C.« 2nl Lieut. l/F. Staff 91-8 Patna Road, Medows Bks Trimulgherry
Gupta L. N. Esq., H.C.8. Asst Acct. General, P.W.D., Accounts, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Gurbachan Singh Lieut 7th Light Cavalry Bolarum
Gurdawaohari B. N.Esq., Supdt. Abkari Secunderabad
Gurr J. W. E., Ag. Works Manager, Locomotive Dept., Lallaguda
Gay E. Major 5th Bn. 6th Bajputana Rifles, Secunderabad

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WHO I& WHO

Haboeb Abmed, Capt Coy. Commanding, Hy’bad Infant fy, Tiraining Coy.

Habneb Ahnmd Ali Edroos, Capt. Adjt. 1st Lanoers Hyderabad Imperial Service
HabeebUllah Ehan Esq.* Circle Inspector, Secunderabad Circle, Secunderabad
Habib Abmed Capt,, Cotndt. Cavalry Training Squadron, Mallapalli, Hy'bad
Habib Ali, Major, Coy* Comdr, 4th Fn. Golconda Infantry, Golconda, Fort
Habib Hasanuddin, Major., O.C. 1st Bn* Hyd’bad Infantry, Goshattiahal, Hyd'bad
Habib Mohd.Esq., B.A,, H.C.8., Asst. Secretary, Revenue Dept., Hyderabad
Habib Mohsin, Lt-Col. Comdt. Prince Body Guard Malakpet, Hyderabad
Habib Mobbin, Major Oomdg, Officer Prince Body Guard, Hyderabad
Habib Saleh Bin Ulvi, Capt. Company Comdr* Jamieth Niaam Mahbub Force,
Chandraihgutta, Hyderabad

Habib Zainulabnddin, Lieut. Quarter Master 2nd H, I. S. Lancers, Golconda
Habibuddin, H. C. S., 2nd Taluqdar, Lingsligur, Hyderabad
Habibudditi Ahmed Esq., Electrical Engineer, Kairatabad

Habib-Ur*Bohraan Esq, M.A., LL.B., Prof* (Economics) Osmania University
College, Adigamot

Hadi Ali Etq., B.A., Secretary to Nawab Salar Jung Bahadur and Muncipal
Corporator, Hyderabad

Hadi S, M. Esq., M.A , (Cantab) Director (Boy Scouts) Education Dept. Hyd*bad
Hadi Khan H. Esq., Jagirdar, Irani Lane

Hafizulla, Esq., B.A,, B.T., Government High School, Hyderabad
Hafia Younus Miraa, Offg, Asst, Commissioner Police Dept, City and Suburbs,
Hyderabad

Ha]i Md. Validat Khan Nawab, Jagirdar, Chiragali Lane, Hyderabad
Hakim Md, Fakruddin Khan Nawab, Jagirdar, Cbanchalguda, Hyderabad
Hassan Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab, ilagirdar, Irani Lane, Hyderabad
Hakim MoiaUddin, Proprietor Zinda Tilismat, KachigUda
Hakim Syed Ali Hussain, Superintendent Dawakhani, Kaohiguda
Hall D. H*, Astt. Trans Supdt,, H. E. H, the Nizam’s State Railway, Scc’had
Hall H R. Miss, Lady Supdt., Womens’ Workshop, Secunderabad
Hall T. F. Q Major, Sam Browne’s Cavalry (12th Frontier Forao) Lake LineS^
Bolarum

Hamid Ahmed Raavi, H.C.S., 2ud Taluqdar, Bolarum
Hamiduddin Ahmed, H.C.8., Dist, Supdt. of Police, Gulberga
Hamiduddin Ahmed, H.C.S., 2nd Taluqdar, Chinod
Hamiduddin Khan, Supdt. Abkari, Narayangudo.

Hamiduddin Mohamed H.C.S., Munsiff, Sangareddi

WHO IS WHO

Hamidullah Md. Lieut. Ist (N. 0.) H. I. S. Lancers Asafnagar Hd, Si A* D, C,
Col. Walashan Prince Nawab Mukkaruin Jah Bahadur
Hamid Yar Jung Bhdr. Nawab, M.R.A.C., Military Seoy, to H. E. H. the Nizam
and Inspector General of Forests. H. E, H. the Nizam’s Government
Hammond, W. G, E. S/Condr. I. A, O. C. Warrant Officer, Asst, to D. A» D. 0. S>
Tnmulgherry

Hankin, H. M.. Lt*Col., I. A. Military Adviser Southern India Circle Begumpet
Hanmer R. G., Major Adjutant Prince Albert Victory’s Own Cavalry, Bolaruln
Hanumantha Rao, H.fJ.S. Munsiff, Hyderabad
Hanumantha Rao, Doshpandia, Digloor

Hanumantha Rao A Esq., Land Lord, James Street, Secunderabad
Hanumantha Rao M. Esq., M.A., L.T., Principal Mahboob College, Marredpalli
Hanumantha Rao C., B.A.B.E., Asst. Engineer 0. U. Building Scheme Adigamet
Hanumantha Rao S., Esq., M.A.L T., Prof. History, NiZam College, Hyderabad
Hanumantha Rao V , Esq., Head Accountant Civil Staff, Cantonment Seo’bad
Haravu A.K., Esq., Chief Agent Sunlife Insurance Co» of Canada Saunders Street^
Secunderabad

Hardikar, G. V., Esq., Sub-Enginoer’s Test. (Roorkoo) Sub-Engineer G, B. P. W.
Secretariat, Hyderabad

Hardikar, V. A. Esq., Principal Vivek Vardbmi High School, Hyderabad
Hari Har Shastri, Esq,, Prof. (Sanskrit) Osmania University College, Adigamet
Hams, G. W. Rov. the Parsonage M. E. Church, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Haroon Khan Shirwami Esq., M,A. <Oxon) Bar->at-Law, History Prof : Osmania
University College, Adigamet

Hart, C. T. Esq., Asst. Loco Supdt., N. S. Railway, Lallaguda
IL'Miimond, W. i.a.o.c., Sub-Condr, Soldiers Institute, Tnmulgherry
Hasan Nawaz Jung Bhdr. Nawab, Political Secretary and Member of H. E. H
the Nizam’s Legislative Council, Hyderabad
Hasan, M. A., Esq. State Mechanical Engineer, P. W. D., Hyderabad
Has£W3 Latoef E. Pi q., M.I li., Supdt. Engineer (Aurangabad Circle) P. W. D.

Hashami A., 2nd Lieut., Section Officer “ B ” Battery Nizam’s Field Artillery*
Golconia

Hashim All M , 1st Magistrate City Magistrate Court, Hyderabad

Hudson A., 2ni Lieut O. R. Edwards 1st (N. O.) H. I, S. Lancers Asafnagar

Hashim Yar Jung Bhdr. Nawab M.A., LL.B., Secy, and Legal Adviser to Govt,
and Member of H K H. the Nizam’s Legislative Council, Hyderabad

Hashmath Ali, Jagirdar, Judge, City Civil Court, KaUkalnan, Hyderabad
Hassan All Md. Khan, Jagirdar Sultan Shahi Road, Hyderabad
Hassan Khan Mahmood, Lieut. -Col. Comd, 3rd (N. 0*) Golconda Lancers
Hassan Khan Mohd. Capt., Animal Transport Section, Goshamahal, Hyderabad

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WHO IS WHO

Hassaii Kawaz Jung Bdr. Nawab, Political Secretary and Member H. E. H. ih©
Nizam’s Legialativo Council, Hyderabad

Hazelton B F-Li(Ut Ijtin Q.O.R.W. Kent Bcgt., Fleck No. 75. Qr. No. 1
Gough Brks., Trimulgherry

Beagate E.P. Lieut. Ifct Pn. Q.O.R.W, Rent Regt. Block No. 75, Qr. No. G-
Gough Brks., Trimulgherry
Hidayat Md. Tajir Nampalli, Hyderabad

Hikirat Yar Ji ng Bahadur, Nawab Staff Physician to H.E.H. The Nizam
Hyderabad

Hisamuddin Mol an mod Efq, (A. Division City) Hyderabad Municipal Cor-
poration, or Hyderabad

Hitch Cock, G. W. Esq., In perial Tobacco Co., Ltd.. Chilkaignda, Seemderabad
Hoaro O. H. Fsq,, DiSt. Loco Supdt., H.E.H. N. S. Rly., Lallaguda
Hobart J. W L. S. Lt.-Col. P.S 0., M.C., P.8.C., let Bn. North Staffords, No. Isi
Albans Road, Trimulgherry

Hodgson, D., Major 4th Bn, Sth Mahratka Light Infantry Napier Lines,
Bowenpalli

Hollins S. T. E&q., C.I.E., I.P , Director General of Police and Jails Begumpet
Holmes J. A, Capt., 1st King’s Dragoon Guards Dist., Polico Bolarum
Horsloy R. Esq., Shift Engineer, Mint Old Lancer Linos, Secunderabad
Hukameband Esq., Ram Deen Dayals'State Photographers, Tower St. Sec’bad
Hooke C G. Major, M.C,, I.A.O.C, M/8, Bofari m
Hossack I. F* Capt., The Sc'nde Horse, 20, Wright Road, Bolarum
Hough, F. E. Esq., Works Manager, Locomotive Depot., N. S. Rly,, Lallaguda
Howard C. A. L., Lient-Col,, D.s.o., M.v.o., 7th Light Cavalry, Bolarnm
Howell H. L., Col. O.B.E., M.O., R. A. M. C. & A. D, C., B. M. H., 158, Hospital
Road, Trimulgherry

Hugo J. H. Lieut-CoL, 7tli Light Cavalry, Lake Lines, Bolarum
Howlott H. H., Merchant, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Hugo J. H. Major 7tli Light Cavalry, Bolarum
Hudson W., Callender Cable Co., Ltd., Saifabad

Uvngoi ford S. A. H., Liout-Col. M.C., P.ac.. 4/5th Mahratta L, I. Napier Line®
Hussain K. M Esq., M.A. (Cantab) Personal Asst, to Chief Engineer and Sec^.
P. W D., Hyderabad

Hussain Mahajir Md., Sub- Architect, O. U. Bildings Scheme, P.W^.D, Adigamot
Hussain Abdulla Munim, Esq., B.A., Asst. Secretary Financial Secretariai'i
Hussain Ali Khan Professor, Osmania College, Kairtabad
Hussain Khan Mohammad Esq., Supdt. Political Secretariat, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Hussain Khan, Sub-Divil. Officer, C. I. B., Razdarkhanpot
Husain Khan Md., Fsq , Supdt. Govt. Shikargah, Hyderabad
Hussain Md. Kharim, m.a., ll.p., (Cantab) 0. U. Collogo Education Dept.
Hussain Mohd. Lieut. Asst. Commissioner City Police Chaderghat
Hussain Mahmood R. Esq., M.A. (Cantab) Mechl. Sc. Tripos Special Engineering
Dist. Power Scheme, P. W. Secretariat I. B. & G. B., Hy’bad
Hutton, C, I. Esq., Loco & Carr. Supe t., N. S. Rly., Lallaguda
Hyder Ali Khan Esq., Jagirdar, Lingampaili, Hyderabad
Hyderi Iqbal Fsq , Asst. Loco & Carr. Supdt., LrJlaguda

Hydari R. Esq., B.A. Bfic, Asst. Transportation Supdt , H. E. H., N. S. Railway
Hyder, R. J.G, Capt., R. A. M. C , 100, Roberts Road, Trimulghcrry
Hyder Ali Khan, Jagirdar, Lingampaili

Hyder Ali Mirza, Lieut. Coy. Condr. 4th Bn Golconda Infantry

Sir A. Hydari (Nawab Hyder Nawaz Jung Bahadur)

B .A., LL.D. was born in 1869 in Bombay of a wealthy
Merchant family. At the early ago of 17 ho took
his degree with distiiicticn and the vary next year
topped the list in the Indian Finance Examina-
tion. After holding various responsible posts in
British India, he came to Hyderabad in 1905 as
the Accountant-General. In 1906, he was ap-
pointed as Finance Secretary, in 1907 acted as
Finance Minister, in 1911, was appointed Home
Secretary in the Judicial, Police and General
Departments and in 19i0, ho took over Ihe Finance
portfolio from Mr. Glancy. He introduced the
splendid scheme of departmentalisation of Finance,

Many progressive and nation -building schemes like the Osmania University,
the irrigation schemes, and the purchase of the Railway owe their origin anl
successful termini! ion to the sound financial stability created by Sir Hydari.
He represent'jd the Hyderabad State at the Ist and 2nd Round Table ' Conference
and very ably presented the case of Hyderabad and voted in favour of All-India
Federation,

Ibrahim Khan Nugud Md , Asst. Commissioner Police Department, Hyderabad
Ibrahim Md., Head Master, Unani Medical School, Unani Medical, Hyderabad
Iftekhar Ahmed Major, Coy. Comdr. 4th Golkonda Infantry, Golkonda Fort

WHO IS WHO

Inagunti N. N. Dr,, G.M.V.C, Industrial Laboratory Dept, of Commerce & In-
dustries, Narayanguda

Inayat Jung Bahadur, Nawab Asst. Political Socy. (Municipal Branch) Political
Secretariat, Hyderabad

Inayatulla Dayabhai Contractor & Merchant, Katalmandi, Hyderabad
Inayatulla Md., Lieut. Comdg. Officer Infantry Training Company, Hyderabad
Inayatulla M., Lieut, 1st Bn. Hyderabad Infantry, Goshamahal, Hyderabad
Inayahur Rahman Khan Md., Supdt, (Central Treasury) Accounts Dept., Opp:

Grammar School, Hyderabad
Inayat Ali Khan, Jagirdar, Chanchalguda

Inderjit Singh Lieut. Coy. Coradr. 3rd Bn. (N. O.) Hyderabad Infantry, Saifabad
Inderjit Singh 2/Lieut, Qr Master 3rd Bn. (N. 0.) Hyderabad Infantry
Innayat Ali Khan Md , Jamadar Nazini-i-Jamioth Office, Hyderabad
Inwood R P. Lieut, 1st Bn 6th Rajputana Rifles Wellington Lines, Aurangabad
Isaac R L., Major 4th Bn. 5th Mahratta L I, with 10/5th M.L.I. Napier Line a
Bowenpalli

Ishaq C. M., 2 Lieut. 1st Hyderabad Infantry
Ismailjee 8, H. Sait, Ismail Bldg. Afzulgunj Hyderabad

Jabbar S.A. Mrs. b.a., B.T., Lady Principal, Zenana High School, MachliKaman
Hyderabad

Jabir Bin Abdulla Bin Sayed Naqeeb Jamadar, Jamiath Office, Hyderabad
Jackson L. F. W. Lieut. 1st Bn. The Q. O. R. West Kent Regt. 64, Gough Brks*
Trimulgherry

Jaffrey S. Esq., Instructor Osmania Central Technical Institute, Hyderabad
Jagilall Mahnoharlall Jeweller, Charkaman. Hyderabad
Jagadeahwariah, M. Merchant, Imamboudi, Secunderabad
Jamaludd.n M. Esq., Director, H. E. H. Nizam’s Govt. Gardens, Hyderabad
Jamaluddin Ghousia Begum Mrs,, B.A., Assistant Model Primary School, Hyder-
guda, Hyderabad

James C. M. Major, I. A.. Executive Officer, Cantonment Board Sapper Lines,
Secunderabad

James J. the Rev. Rhys, B.A., Chaplain St. John The Baptist Church, Sec’bad
James W. A. L. Major, P.s.c., I. A. Adjt. & Qr. Mr., General Headquarters Staffs
(R. F), Hyderabad

Jehangir Hussain Md., Esq., Vakil Ghansi Bazaar, Hyderabad
Joshi G. B., Esq. LL.B., Sultan Bazaar, Hyderabad

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WHO IS WHO

Jameel Huss&in, H, C. S '2nd Taluqdar, Medat

Saroll-'ur-Rahman Md. Esq , M A., Asst, Prof. Osmania Univefsity College,
Adigamet

Janab Raja MaHohar Raj, Jagirdar Djvadi Rai Siva Raj Bahdr , H/dsrabid
danki Ram B. Eleclirical Inspector, Narayanguda
Jaswanth Rao, Raja, Alexandra Road, Secunderabad

dawahor Khan Md. Esq., B. a.^ Asst. Acct. General Goshamabal Elinta, Hyderabad
Jawarmull Motilal Esq., Proprietor The Bulletin Parade, Secunderabad
JayaRao P. V. Esq., Registrar^ Commerce & Industries Dept.^ MarredpallU
Secunderabad

Jehangir B. Metha, Esq., Deputy Commissioner “Settlement” Revenue Survey &
Settlement Dept., Hyderabad

Jehangirji Chakai, Lecturer, Excise Department, Hyderabad
JivanYarJung Bahdr. Nawab, 13 (Cantab) Bar-at^-law, Puisne Judge High
Court and Member of H. E, li Nicam’s Logislalive Council, Hyderabad
Jenkins M. B, Liout 1st N. Staffi Regt. 91/7 Meadows Bke.> Trimulghorry
Jennings-Bramly, H. G, Lieut, 1st Bn. the Q. 0, R. W 4, Gough Barrack*
Trimulghorry

John Burton Prop: Messrs: John Burton Alexandra Road, Secunderabad
Johnson D. G. Brigadier. V.c, D.s.o., M.c., p s.e., ‘ iTow Lands” 3l2-D-Soc’bad
Jones T Liout. & Q. M. 87, Roberts Road R'>yal Signals, Trimulghorry
Josbi C. N.Esq., M.A., Asst. Prof. Econmics. Osmania Uii. College, adigamet
Joshi M. B., Astt. Comniissioner Customs Department, Hyd^'.rabad
Josh] Dr. R. R, G n.v.c., Acg Deputy Rupdt. Civil Vetoriniry Dept , Warangal
Jolly E. F.. W. M. Miss., Staff Nurse British Military Hosp’tal, Secunderabad

Kaikobad Jung Bahadur Nawab, Deputy Political Si-crot.iry, Political Soorotariat
Hyderabad

Kaja Abdul Aziz Esq., Jagirdar, Shankorbjgh, Hyderabad
Kalimullah Qadn, H.C.S,, Asst. Re,vcTiu 0 Secretary, Hyderabad
Kamaluddin tlussam Nawab, Mandi Mir Alam

Kameshwjr Rao J, C,, P,K’ , Prof. Physics, Nizam College Staff, Hyderabad
Kanga A. S. Esq., Executive Engimor, Hyderabad MunoipaLty
Kapddia B. P. Esq , FngJlieer Indian Hume Pipe Co. Ltd., Mashirabad
Kapur N. R. Esq., Dist Engineer, Western Dist. N. S. Rly., Secunderabad
KaramuUab Khan, M.R.C.V.S,, Principal, Veterinary Offioor. Headquarters ./
Staff (R F ) Hyderabad

Karim J. A., Merchant, James Street, Secunderabad
KathirvelU, C. R. Dr., G.B.V.C., Veterinary Hospital, Sectharampet

Karim Ali Quraishi Mr., Asst. Commissioner Revenue Survey and Set^ment
Dept,, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

X^ennedy, A. F., Capt. R. A. M. C., 79, Meadows Bks., Trimulgherry
Kenny, R. J» C», Lieut., 1st Q. 0» R» W» Kent Regt* No. 73 Block Q.. No. 2
Gough BkSi, Tlrimulgherry
Kent R. K., Capt. R. A. V. C.» Trimulgherry

Kermack, H. N„ Lieut. Col. P. S. C., R. E., Membef, Secunderabad Cantonment
T. I. Trust, Secunderabad

Kerr. E.S., Major, Ist Bn. Q. O.R. W. Kent Regt. 67»GoUgh Bks., Trimulgherry

Kerr G. M, Rev. Leper Hospital, DiohipalU

Kerr. Miss M., b.a., l.T., Headmistress, The Brigade High School

Keshev Rao A. B.Sc. Publicity Officer, Electricity Rapt., Hyderabad

Kewley L. J. E. Lieut 4/2nd Punjab Regt., New Plassey Lines 184, BoWenpalli

Khader Nawaz Jung Bahadur, Kattalmandi, Hyderabad

Khader NaWas Khan Bdr., Prop. Deccan Motor Service, Station Road, Hyd*bad
Khaja Abdul Aaii, Jagirdar, Shankerbagh, Hyderabad
Khaja Abdul Hadi, Asst. Accountant General, Hyderabad
Khaja AsaduUa Khan, Extra Asst. Secretary, General Secretariat
Khaja AsaduUa Khan Esq., Extra Asst. Secretary, Judioial, Police and General
Secretariat, Hyderabad

Khaja Azimuddin, Esq., Asst. Engineer Combined Survey, Projects, Hyderabad
Khaja Fiaauddin, Taluqdar, Station Rd., Kunta Gosha Mahal, fiydorabad
Khaja Habeeb Hassan Esq., Dr. M.sc., F.O.S., L.Ag., M.a.A.S.Ph.D. (London^
Chief Chemist Comm , and IndU'.tries Dept., Hyderabad
Khaja Habib Ahmed, Asst. Supdt . Excise Dept., Hyderabad
Khaja Mahbub Ali Khan, Jamadar, H. E. H. the Nizams Irregular Force
Khaja Md. Ahmed Esq., Supdt., Archaeological Dapt , Hyderabad
Khaja Md. Fiaauddin Khan, Taluqdar, Abkari Marhatwari, Hyderabad
Khaja Md. Sayeod Captain, 1st Lancers, Asafnagar

Khaja Moinuddin Ansari, Esq., H.C.S., Asst Secretary Financial Secretariat,
Hyderabad

Khaja Munawar Hasan, Esq., B.A,, Registrar, P, W, Secret riat, I. B. & Q. B.
Hyderabad

Khaja Nizamuddin Dr. B. sc., A.M.C.T. Govt. Expert (Paper Making) Hyderabad
Khaja Nizamuddin Hasan, H.C.s., Munsiff, Mahboobnagar
Khalid Bam erji, F.R.B.A,, & C.G. (Lon.) Divisional Engineer, Medak Div

Hyderabad

Khalil Ahmed Khan Subodar Indian Officer Ist N. Staff Regimoht MedoWs Brks.
Trimulgherry

Khalil-ul-Zam ^n Siddiq Fsq., Bar-at-LaW, Member H. E. H, Nizam’s Legis-
lative Council, Hycerulad

Khaliq Md. Esq., Imperial Tobacco Co. Ltd., Noble Road, Begumpot

WHO IS WHO

Khan G. H. Esq,. Abst. Coirmercial Manager “Claims’* N. S. Rly. Secunderabad
Khan G. M. Executive Engineer, Drainage Dept , A. C. Guards Kairatahad
Khan Ali Khan Navv^ab Jagirdar Kairatahad
Khasim Ali Khan Nawab Jagirdar Yakootpura Hyderabad
Khatri Dr. L. D. M.B., B.8., l.rc.p., m.r.c.s., Asst. Director Public Health
Western Circle, Nizam’s Medical Service, Maradpalli, Secunderabad
Khawja Mohd. Syead Capt. Sqdn., Comdr. 1st (N. O.) H.I.S. Lancers, Asafnagar
Hyderabad

Khazi M. Hussain Esq., M.A. L.L.B., (Cantab) Vico Principal Osmania University
Cellege, Saifabad

Khan Fa2ul Md Khan Esq, born in the year 18
educated in Punjab, took his M. A topping
the list in Mathematics, wont to England as a
Government scholar, took his B. A in 1‘107 from
Cambridge and cam > out a Sonior Wrangler. On
his return ho joined tlio Punjab Educational
Department till his services wore lent to the
Hyderabad State. He joined the Hydor \bad Edu-
cation Department as tho Principal of tho City
High School, bocamo tho Deputy Director in 1922,
loft services for a short period and rejo nod
as Director of Public Instruction in 1928.

A groat oducationalist and an able administrator.

Khizruddin Ail Khan Sahibzada, Jgirdar Chanchalgu la

Khurshed F.R.H Esq., B A., Principal Par.u School Park Lane, Secunderabad

Khurshid Mirza, Esq., B. 8c., c. E., Director, Mines Dopt., Hyderabad

Kliutbuddin Khan Nawab, Jagirdar, Kunta Goshamahal, Hyderabad

King H. A., Major, T.M.D., 165/, Tnmulghorry

King R. S. Major, M.C., 7th B. Cavalry, Lake Lines, Bolarum

Kishen Chander Roy.,' Prof., Osmania University, Himayatnagar,

Kishon Kao, V Esq,, L E E , Electrical Engineer, Electricity Dept., Hyderabad
KneebonoH. Miss, Staff Nurso, q.a.t.m.n.s., British Military Hospital
Knowles L. T. Esq,, Deputy Siipdt. oTRly. Police, Secunderabad
Komaraya N. Esq , H. C. S. Munsiff, D lodrug

Konsal Singh Bahadur Risaldar, (Hony. Lioux.) O.B I., I.D S.M., Hony. A.D.C, to
Hon’ble the Resident, Hyderabad Residency
Krishna K. R, V. Esq., Supdt , Local Audit Group, Bolarum
Krishna P. G Dr., Ph D. B Sc, Agricultural Chemist, Agricultural Dept. Hy’bad

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(4i 5 Excellency Maharafah STr Ki^hen Per$haJ Bhdr ,

K.C. i.E«, G. C. 1 E., Yf min-us-Saltcnath, was born
in 1864 in Hydorcibad. A scion of the famojs Kaja
TodarmulI« Hr> became the Peshkar in 1892 and
confirmed as Prime Minister in 1901 by the late
Kizira. In 1912 he resigned from the Prime
Ministership, was appointed as the first Presi-
dent when the Executive Council was created,
which position he still occupies.

Maharajah Bahadur is admired for his learn-
ing, tolerance, amiability, benignity and magna-
nimity. He is a grjat mystic poet in Urdu and
Persian.

Krishnaji Naik, Esq., Treasurer, Mint, Gowliguda Hyderabad
Krishna Murthi M. S., Esq., B. Sc., Asst. Supdt. Geological Survey Depf
Lingsugur, ^'aichur

Krishna Murthi L.S. Esq., B.Sc. Petrologist Geological Survey Dept. Lingsugur,
Krishnaswarav, Epq., Agent, Prudential Assurance Co , Ltd. Turner Rd. Sec'bad
Krishnaswan Mi diraj, Merchant & Municipal Corporator, Hyderabad
Lachman R io C , Landlorvi, Walker Town, Secunderabad.

Lakdawala, N D., Esq., Prop Lakdawala & Co., Bolarum
Lalta Porshad Chirac ihil. Esq., Contractor, Trimulgherry
Lateef Nawaz Jung Bhdr. Nawab. Asst. Secretary, Dept. Comm, and Industries,
Hyderabad

Lateef Sayeed, M. A., Dr., M.B., Ch. B., King Koti, Hyderabad
Laver G., Esq., Prop., G. Laver & Sons, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Lawton, W. R., Capt. 1st N. Staff. Regt , 73, Empress Road, Trimulgherry
Laxminarasu, Esq., B. Com , Prop : Doccan Engineering Co., James St., Sec'bad
Lee, H. D., Esq., Asst Comml. Manager, N. S. Ry., Secunderabad
Lewis Bowen, G. A., Asst. Engineer, N. S Ry., Lallaguda
Lewis, R. P., Col. D.S.O., D. D. 11. Qrs , Bolarum
Lindsay, M. J., Capt. Ist K, D. Gs., 91, Allenby Road, Bolarum
Linnell, K. E. Miss, Asst. Mistress, Mahbubia Girlr> School, Hyderabad
Linnell, G. M. Miss, Lady Principal, Mahbubia Girls School, Hyderabad
Liakatulla Khan Md., Esq., Examiner of Acctts. P. W, D„ Hyderabad
Liewellen Palmer, A. W. A., 2nd Lieut 1st K. D. Gb., 159, Allenby Line, Bolarum
Lobo, P. C., Dowan Bahadur, B.A., (Cantab) Bar-at-Law, Bist. & Additional
Session Judge, Secunderabad

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Lovell, T. R., Captain, 1st. Q. O. R. West Kent Rogt-, 67, Goug^ Bks. Trimulghorry

Luck, R. F., Captain, 1st K. D. Gs., 91, Allenby Lines, Bolarum

Luschwitz, J. H. Lieut., Director H. E. H. the Nizam’s String Band, Hyderabad

Lutfud-Dowfa Bahadur Nawab, born in 1300 H.
is the eldest son of Nawab Zaffer Jung Baha-
dur. When he lost his father in his early
twenties he took over the administration of his
vast estates, the Kurshed Jahi Paiga and oariied
out its administration with groat ability..

In 1335 H, he was made the Minister of
Military and when the Executive Council was
created ho was entrusted with the joint portfolio
of Medical and Military Dapartments. In 1343H
he was made the Minister of P. W. D. which
post he resigned in 1345 H In 1346 H ho was
again appointed a Member of the Medical and
Military, which post he still retains.

Nawab Lutfud-Dowla Bahadur is an accomplished Arabic and Persian
scholar. He is a keen sportsman. He is generous, sympathetic and broad-minded

Macartney F. A., Lieut .-Colonel, O.B.E., M.C.. Chief of the Staff, H. E, H. the
Nizam’s Regular Forces, Saifabad, Hyderabad
MacDonald, J.F.S., Esq., Asst. Loco and Carr. Supt. H.E.H. N.S.Rly., Lallaguda
MacGregor, R.F.D., Dr. M.C., M.B., M.R.C.P E., Residency Surgeon, M.O

inchai ge K. E. M. Hospital, and Member Cantonment Board, Hyderabad
Mackenzie A. H., Dr. M.A., C.I.E, Pro- Vice Chancellor, Osraania University
Adigamet

Mackenzie, Duncan George, M, A, (Oxon
Winobostor and Barsenose College, Oxford),
C.I.E , I.C.S., born in 1883 joined the Indian
Civil Service m 1807. After holding several
appointments in the Political Department ho was
appointed Asst. Private Secretary to H. E. the
Viceroy in 1918, Asst, totne Hon’blo the Resident
at Hyderabad in 1919, Political Agent to the
Southern Rajputana State in 1926, Political Agent
at Bhopal in 1930, Resident at Jaipur State in
1931 till he came as the Resident at Hyderabad in
1933.

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Macintyro I. H , Ca^tun Supdt. o: KharJ.haiiajat, Political J-ecrctarint, Hyd*.
Maflflin P. H., Esq., O H K., M.C., A rent Old Lancer Lin\s N. S. Rly. Secunderabad
Mahad^van M. D. Esq., Merchant Oxford Street, Secun lorabad
Mahmood All Esq-, Sub-Engineer, Hyderabad Municipality, Hyderabad
Mahmood Husain Khan. Major 3rd Golconda Lancers, Hyderabad
Mahmood Hussain K., Esq., M.A., (Cantab) Mech. Scicnc:;, Tripos, Special
Engineer, Dist, Power Schemo, Hyderabad
Mahmoodul Nisa Begum Lady Supt., Zenana Training School, Hyderabad
Malik Mohamed Ali, Capt., 7t,h L. Cavalrv, Lake Linos. Bolarnm
Manavalam Naidu, Merchant, Chadorghat Road, Soci ndorabad
Mandoville C., Cipt. R. I. A. S. C , r.9, Roberts Road, Trinmlgherry
Man Mohanlal Rai Esq., Jagirdar, Member Municipal Corporation, Hyderabad
Mahbub Ali Khi.n Esq., H. C S , Special Officer, Local Fund, Hyderabad
Mahdi Ali Siddiqui, ii. C. S., Munsiff, Raichur

Mehdi Ydr Junq BaKadur Nawab, (Mohdi Hussain
Bilgrami) yoingest son of Nawab Tmad-ul-Mulk
Bahadur was born in 1880. After finishing High
School education he went to Oxford and took his
B.A., and M. A., there . In 1911 he joined the
Nizam’s Service . s Assistant Political Secretary,
in 1915, Deputy Financial Secretary, in 1918
Principal of iho Otmar.ia University College, at
the same time acting as Director of Public Ins-
truction. In 1919 bo ^^as appointed Political
Member which post ho still holds. In 1930, he
went to England as a m'^T/.bnr of the ctato Dele-
gation to the Round Table Confcrtnce.

Mehdi Yar Jung Nawab very ably fulfills his duty as the Pol ,i.al Member
by his ability, tact, diplomacy, and personality.

Mehdi S. M. Esq., Seretary to the Hon’ble the President and Executive Council,
Banjara Road, Hyderabad

Majidullah Esq., H.C.S , Assistant City^ Police Commissioner, Hyderabad
Maraj Ahmod Esq., H O.8., Assistant P. M. G , Hyderabad
Marcoolyn, H. B., Captain, (D. C.), R.I.A.S.C., B M H , Trimulgherry
Marker N. R , Esq., Proprietor, Marker & Co., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Marret E. Esq., a.r i.d.a., Asst. Architect O.U.B. Project. Oxford Street, Sec’bad
Mathews K. M., Esq., Proprietor, K. M. Mathows & Co., Tower Street, Scc’bad

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Masheoruddin Md» Esq.^ Advocate, Hyderabad Municipality, Hyderabad
Martin H.Esq.,M.A., (Oxon) O.B.E., Ag. Prof, of English, Nizam College, Hy’bad
Mashuque Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab, B A., Joint Secretary, Revenue Secretariat
Hyderabad

Mazhor Ali Md. Esq., Member, Municipal Corporation, (B. Div.) Hyderabad
McAlister G. M. S., Capt, 1st North Staffordshire Regiment, 112/5, Leswario
Road, Modows Barracks, Trimulgherry

McCarthy G. N. Esq., District Traffic Superintendent (Roads) Hyderabad M. G.,
Lallaguda

McCorqurdalo D., Major, 1st K. D. Gs, Bolarum

McKillop H. F , Captain The Scinde Horse, M/12 Murtaza Road, Bolarum
Mehr All Fazil, Esq., Chief Engineer, City Imrovemont Board, Hyderabad
Mehkari, G, D. Esq., Assistan* Director, Information Bureau, Hyderabad
Mehta, J. M., Esq., Deputy Commissioner, Rjvonue Survey and Settlement
Department Hyderabad

Mir Abbas All, Esq., M.A,, Registrar, Legislative Secretariat, Hyderabad
Mir Abid Ali Khan, Esq., H.C.s., 2nd Taluqdar, Aurangabad
Mir Abdul Hamid Khan Esq., Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad
Mir Alain Ali Khan, Esq,, h.c L,, Bar-at-Law, In^^ptcting Officjr, 11. E. H. the
Nizam’s High Court

Mir Azizullah, Esq., H.C 8 , Munsiff, Sirpur

Mir Basit Ah Khan, Esq., M. A , Bar-at-Law, Registrar High Court, Hy’bad
Mir Hamid Ah Khan, E.sq., 1st Magistrate, City Magistrate Court, Hyderabad
Mir Hasliim Ah Khan, Esq , H.C.S., Session Judge, Warangal
Mir Mahamood Ah, Esq,, Dy , Commissioner, C.l.D , Hyderabad
Mir Mohamed Ali, Esq , Captain, 3rd Golconda Lancers, Hyderabad
Mir Mustafa Ali, Esq , H.C.'., District Judge, 1 aichur

Mir Mustafa Ah Khan, Esq., 2nd Magistrate, City Magistrate Court’
Hy’bad

Mir Nazir Ali Esq., Sahibzada, B.A , LL.P., (Lond) Ear-at-Law, Asst. Secretary,
Legislative Secretariat, Hyderabad

Mir Rusul Sutan Esq , M Jo , Ag.*iOuUurist, H. E. H. the Nizan’s Agricultural
Dopartini lit, Hyderabad

Mir Sadtiat Ali, E,q., As A. C >.innissionor, C.ty Police, Hyderabad
Mir SluijLiat Husaii Khan Sahib, Asst. Nazm-Jamiath, Irregular Force, Hy’bad
Mir Subinin Ah IClian. Captain, Princ i Bo ’y Guard, Hyderabad
Mir Sultan Ah, Tsq , H u.8., Munsiff, Aurangabad

Mir Towfik Ah, Captc>..n, Cavalry Tra ning Souadron, Mallaplli, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Mir Tarab Ali, Esq., B.A., LL.B., (Lanl) Bar-at-Law. Und3r Secy. & Registrar
Legislative Secretariat, Member, Municipal Oarporation, Hyderabad
Mir Zilal Haq Esq., Asst. Secretary, P. W. D., P. W. Secretariat I. B. & G. B.
Mir Mohamed Ziawddi, Personal Asst, to Conservator of Forests, W. C.

Mirza Abdur Rahman Beg Esq,, Asst. Secretary, Army & Medical Secretariat
Mirza Akram Ali Baig, Esq., Registrar, Judicial Police and Gen. Secy., Hy’bad

Mirza Aii Yar Khan, Esq., B.A., (Oxon) Director Information Bureau & Member
Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Gunfoi ndry, Hyderabad
Mirza Asadullah BaigEsq,, Asst, Registrar, H.E.H. the Nizam’s High Court, Hyd
Mirza Hamid Beg, Lieut. A. D. C. to Walashan Nawab Azam Jah Bahdr., Hyd
Mir Ghulam Mohamed Quraishi, Esq., Commissioner of Excise, Hyderabad
Mirza Husain Ahmed Beg Esq., Judge, City Civil Court, Hyderabad
Mirza Husain Ahmed Beg Esq., H.C.S., List Jugdo, Sangaroddy

Mirza Husain Ah Khan Esq., B. A., (Oxon) Prof. English, Osmania University
College, Adigamot

Mirza Hussain Ali Khan, Dr , M.B.,Ch.BM 1st Phyiscian Osmania Hospital, Hy’bad

Mirza Kader Beg, Brigadier, Sardar Bahadur A. D. C., Commanding H. E. H*
the Nizam’s Cavalry Brigade Staff, Saifabad

Mirxa Yar Jung Bahadur, Nawab vras born at
Ameethi in the Lucknow District. Graduated
from the Lucknow Canning College, in 1894 he
took his L.L. B,, with distinction and set up
practice at Lucknow. Before long, he became
one of the leading members of the bar. In 1916
was nominated member of the Legislative Council
U. P., in 1918 joined Nizam’s Government Service
as Chief Justice, which post he still holds.

Nawab Mirza Yar Jung Bahadur enjoys great
popularity among the Bench and the Bar alike.

His ability, his impartial and his thorough grasp
of legal principles is acknowledged by all. He is
responsible for many judicial reforms, the most important of them being the
separation of the Judiciary from the Executive.

Mirza Mohmood Beg Major, 4th Golconda Infantry, Hyderabad

Mirza Mohd. Ali, P. A., to the Conservator of Forests, E. C., Hyderabad

Mirza Mohd. All Beg, m,a., (Oxon) Conservator Forests, W. C., Hyderabad

Mirza Mohd. Baig Esq., B.A., c.T., Personal Asst. Director H. E. H. The Nizam’s
Agricultural Department, Hyderabad

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Mirza NasruUa Khan Esq., Bar-at-law, Accountant-General, Malakpet, H 3 ’^d’bac
Mina Nazaf Ah Khan Esq., B.A , Personal Asst, to the Hon’ble the Political
Member, Political Secretariat, Hyderabad
Mohd. Abdul Jalil, Esq., Asst. Secretary, Army & Medical Secretariat, Hy’bad
Mohiuddin Ali Khan, Lt -Col, 1 /Hyderabad Infantry, Hyderabad
Mohomed Yousuf, Lieut.. 7th Light Cavalry, Bolarum

Mohsin Bin Mohd. Esq., Working Plans Officer E. C. Forest Department, Hy’bad
Mohiuddin Esq., M. Sc,, Ph,D , Nizam College ProL Chemistry, Hyderabad

Moin-ud-Doula Bahadur Nawab the only son of
Nawab Sir Asman Jah, born in Hyderabad in 1891
and educated at home. His estate covers an area
of 1,281 sq, miles with an annual revenue of 22
lakhs.

In 1922 he was given the title of Moin-ud-
Doula. In 1923 ha was made member of Executive
Council, in 1924 he was appointed the minister of
Military, which post he resigned m 1927.

A keen sportsman, famous shot and a cricket
enthusiast. His cricket Tourney held annually
is but too well known.

Moore T. E, O, Esq., Secretary to tbo Agtnt, N. S Rly., Secunderabad
Morgan C. L„ Capt, R. Signals, 86, Robert’s Road, Trimuigberry
Morgan Margaret, Miss^Prmcipal, Stanley Girls High School, Hyderabad
Morley, E. S., Capt., R. A, 18th Field Battery, 97, Roberts Bks, Trimuigberry
Morris W, H. Esq., Manager, Wardlo Engineering Co., 207 Napier Lines, Sec’bad
Mutyala D. N., Esq , P.H.C., Senior Chemist, Industrial Laboratory, Hyderguda
Mukerjee Mr. S. K., M.So,,B,L., Asst. Supdt., Geological Survey, Hyderabad
Mukhtar Ah Khan Esq,, H.C.S., Dist. Supdt. of Police, Warangal
Muniruddm H. N, Esq., M.A,, T,D,, (Dublin) Prin, Islamia High School Sec’bad
Muniruddin Khan Md. Esq., Chief Supdt., Unani Dispersaries, Hyderabad
Munslu J , D. Esq., Customs Dept, Sappers Lines, Secunderabad
Murtuza Khan Esq, H.O.S., Munsiff, Patan

Murtaza Khan Md. Esq., b.a„ LL.b., Govt, Pleader, High Court, Hyderabad
Mustafa Bog M, Esq., Astt. Supdt., Telephone Dept., Hyderabad
Mustaq A. K. Esq , Asst, Cemml. Manager, N. S. Rly., Secunderabad
Muzdffar Khan Md, Nawab, Jag rdar, Member, Municipal Corporation, Hyd’bad
Muzaffaruddin Quraishi Esq,, Ph,D., Prof. Chemistry, Osmania University Qsllege
Adigamet

WHO IS WHO

Naganath, K. Esq., Textile Expert, Dept, of Commerce & Industries, Hyderabad
Naga Reddy, M. Esq,, Jag^rdar, Namralli

Nagendra Bahadur Esq , H.C S., SuperinUndont Excise Dept, Kareemnagar
Nageswar Prasad, Esq., H,C.S, Munsiff, Kallam

Naidu M. G. Major M.B., C M., Retired, Golden Threshold, Station Road, Hyd’bad
Naidii, S. R. M. Esq , Eire Master, Hyderabad Municipality, Ramkote, Hyd’bad
Naik. V, R. Esq., Jagirdar, Member, H, E. H. the Nizam’s Legislative Council
and Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Begumpet
Nailer, R H. Esq , Deputy Auditor, N, S. Railway, I allaguda
Najimumdin Ansari, Esq., H.C.S., 2nd Taluqdar, Borar
Najoeduddin Khan Pahadur, Nawab Saroornagar
Nambiar Esq . BusinDssman, Oxford Street, Secundorabad
Nanda, J, N. Esq., Dist. Engineer, Chilkalguda, Secundorabad
Narasing Rao Fsq., Tnd Asst. Director, Education Doit., Hyderabad
Nannyanlal Bansilal Sait, Banker, Gopal Bagh, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Narayan Parsad Bahadur Raja, Asst. Irregular Troops, Hyderabad
Narayan Rao Esq., Joint Secretary Revenue Dept, and Member Hyderabad
Legislative Coincil, Hyderabad

Narayan Reddy Esq., Doshmukh, Old Risalla Abdulla, Hyderabad

Narayan Roddv Esq., Major 2nd Comd,, 2nd Bn. Hyderabad Infantry, Hyderabad

Narayan Roddy Esq , D.8 P., Bhongir

Narayan Ranga Reddy Esq , Zamindar, Maliboobpura, Hyderabad
Naravan Das Esq., B.A., B.T., iisst. Jagirdars College Begumpet, Hyderabad
Nariman R. N. M., I C.E., A.C.H., M.I.R,, F.B.C.8., F.R.E9, Prof. Construction
Engineering Osmania I ngm Bering College, Hyderabad
Nasar Nawaz-ud-doula Nawab, A. D. C. to H. E. H the Nizam, Hyderabad
Nasir Ahmed Mohamad Esq., B.A., B.Sc., Prof. Physics Osmania University
College, Hyderabad

Nasir All Khan Lieut. -Qr. Mr. l/7th Rajput Regt , Q. V, 0. L. I. Wellesley Lines,
161 Bodar Road, Begumpet

Nassiruddm Mohameci Esq., Jcigirdar, Kachiguda, Hyderabad
Nassuuddin Mohamed Esq., Personal Asst. Revenue Dept., Hyderabad
Natraj Iyer Esq., G.D A.* a-S.A., Auditor, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Nazir Yar jung Bahadur Nawab, M.A., LL.D , Judge High Court, Hyderabad
Nazir Nawaz-ud-dowla Br. Nawab, Jamader, Nazim Jamiath Offioo, Hyderabad
Newman C. H. A. Esq , Dist Engineor, Eastern Dist. Enginooring Dept*
(Open Line) N. S. Ry , Secunderabad

Newsam W. 0., Esq., i.c S., Additional Judge of the Court of the Resident Hyd.
Niamatulla M., Esq., B. Com.. Bar-at-law, Registrar, M.nt Worshop, Hyderabad
Niamatula Khan, Esq., Asst. Eng.neer, Civil Sub-Div,, P, W. D., Hyderabad

tiO

WHO IS WHO

Nichols W. G., Esq., Dist. Loco Suptd., N. S. Rly., Lallaguda
Nicholson 0. H. L , Major General, C.P., c M G., D.B.O., P.S.C., District Comdr*
Doccan House, Bolarum

Nizamuddm Hyder, Esq., Director, H. E H. the Nizam’s Agricultural Depart-
ment Hyderabad

Nizamuddin Md., Dr., Ph D. (Cantab) Prof. Persian Osmania University Cjllegor
Adigamet

Nizamat Jung Bahedtir, Nawab £!r, s cond son
of the late Ra fat Yar Jung, was born in 1871.

After hi early e lucation at the Madrassa-i-Aizza,
ho proceeded to England in 1887 and joined the
Trinity College Cambridge In 1891 he took his
B.A., and LL.B., and in 1895 ho was called to the
Bar,

In 1896 he was onrollod as an advocate of the
Madras High Court. In 1897 lie joined Nizaurs
service as a District Judge. Parbhani. In 1899
ho was api'omti d Ci.ioi City Magistrate, in 1906
Under ecrotaiy to the Leg.slativo Department,
in 1916 Chief Justice and .n 1918 Political Mm.ster*

Nawab Sir Nizamat; Juiig Baha lur IS a great scholar and a poet of high
order, some of his English sonn?ts are incomparable,

Neor All Khan M., Esq., Jagirdar, Mandi Mir Alam, Hyderabad
Noor-ul-Haq, Esq., Il,c.s., Asst, Supt , C I. D. Crime Branch, Hyderabad
Noor-un-nissa Begum Sahcba, b.a.. Asst. Lady Priii., Zenana College, Nampalli
Norman H., Esq., Chu'f Offic . Suptd,, S, B. C. I. D., Hyderabad
Norman Walker J. Col., c. I. E., l.M.s., Dir ctor H. E. H. the Nizam’s Medical
and Public Health Dept., Saifabad, Hyderabad
Nowshaba Khatoon Sahob Qureshi Asst. Zenana College, Nampalli
Nun y J. Miss, Asst. Mistress Mabbubia Girls School, Hyderabad
Nuniy M., Miss, B.sc., Asst. Mistress Mahbubia Girls Cehool, Hyderabad
Nuzimoddin Khan, Esq,, Jagirdar, Fiaz Manzil, Hyderguda

Oates R. Esq , Asst. Manager, Wardle Engin-'onng Co„ Gunfoundry, Hyderabad
Obod S. J., Esq., B.A., General Secretary, Y. M. C. A„ Secunderabad
O’dowd N. G. Esq., Asst. Loco Supdt., H. E. H. N. S. Rly , Lallaguda
Offredi P. Rev., Chaplain Roman Catholic, Trimulghorry

WHO IS WHO

Oliver W. P. Oapt., p.s.o. 1st. Q.O. R, W. Kent Regt. Staff A. H. Q. No. 65 Gough
Brks., Trimulgherry

Omerdaraz Khan Major, 3rd Bn, Hyderabad Infantry, Saifabad, Hyderabad
Oonier Md. Esq., Asst. Commissioner, Revenue Survey & Settlement Dept. Hy*d.
Osman Nawaz Jung Bahadur Nawab, Coroner, City Magistrate Court, Hy'bad
Cuthwaite H. A. Esq., Deputy Agent H. E. H N. S. Rly., Lallaguda

Oozanne R. de La, C. Esq., I. P.. D. S. P., British Administered Areas, 204,
Tarbund, Secunderaabd

Padukone P. R. Esq., B.a ,B.L., Assistant Engineer, S. 0. T. I. Trust, Marredpalli
Palonj’ Ferozsha, Esq,, Taluqdar. Baghat, Chaderghat, Hyderabad
Pannalal Sett, Esq., Banker, Member H. E. H. the Nizim’s Legis. Council, Hy’d
Panwalkar V. G. Esq, B.E., A.M.I.E,, Cantonment Engineer, Secunderabad

Pappiah P., Fsq., Executive Engineer P. W. D., Chilkalguda, Secunderabad
Papa Ready, Patel, Kairatabad

Parakh J, S., Esq., B a., g.d.a.. Accountant, Sebastian Road, Secunderabad
Parakh T. R., Esq , Merchant, Sappers Lines, Secunderabad
Paramanandas, Etq,, Jagirdar, Gulzar House, Hyderabad

Parmeshwar Iyer Esq., Personal Asst, to Hon’blo the Finance Member, Hyd’bad

Parmeshwar Iyer K. Esq., B.a., Registrar, Political Dept., Hyderabad

Parslow J. W. Esq., Manager, Imperial Tobacco Co., Ltd., Percy’s Hotel, Seo’bad

Parsons P. J., Proprietor, Percy’s Hotel, Secunderabad and Hyderabad

Palel K. Esq., Manager Bombay Cycle 6 l Motor Agency, (Sec’bad) Ltd., Sec’bad

Pattabiram Mudaliar A. V. Esq , Landlord, Walker Town, Secunderabad

Parthasarathy Nuidu, Esq., Engineer, Dibtillery Road, Secunderabad

Patny M. Esq., Proprietor Patny & Co., Morchai t James Street, Secunderabad

Paul C. C., Esq., M.I.C.E., O.B.E., Deputy Chief Eng., P. W. D„ Oxford St. Soc’bad

Pennington A. B., Esq., Resident Eng Callenders Cj,ble Constn. Co. Saifabad

Penny £. E., Lt. Col. I. M. S. 94. Indian Military Hospital, Trimulgherry

Peploe n.. Major, D.s.o,, 1st Q. O. R. W, Kent Regt ,67, Gough Bks, Trimulgarry

Peto B. A. J., Capt., 1st K. u. G. BoJarum

Pezzoni H. Rev., St. Francis Xaviers Chapel, Chaplain, Bolarum

Philip F . C., Rev., m.a., St, George’s Church, Station Hoad, Hyderabad

Philip P., Esq., Manager, Remington Typowritop Co., Marredpalli, Secunderabad

Pillai C. Esq., Court Inspector, hecunJorabad

Pingel Kodanda Rama Reddy, Deshmukh, Bogiilkunta, Hyderabad

Piiigel Venkat Rama Reddy Deshmuxb, Sultan Bazar. Hyderabad

Pooock, J. A., Lt-Col. H. E, (LA ) 4th Indian Divisional Signals 99, Trimulgherry

Podaturi Veeriah, Esq., Merchant, Old Jail Secunderabad

Poonamchand Laxmichand, Esq., Banker, Merchant, James St,, Secunderabad

Ponday B. R. Esq., Asst. Auditor, N. S. Rly., Bolarum

WHO IS WHO

Poole S. S., Major, A. E. C., Regimental Educational Officer, 17/85, Bolarum
Pope A. E. M. Dr. Miss M.A., D.Litt, Lady Principal Zenina College Hyderabac
Posnett C.W. Rev. Chairman & General Supdt. Wesley Methodist Mission Medal
Pothan S. G., Esq. M.A., Senior Asst. Auditor N. 8. Rly , Lallaguda
Pratapgirji Narsinggirji Raja, Mill owner, Shahi Osmani Road, Hyderabad

Preston C. E Esq. M. E. (Liverpool) A.M.I.E E., A.M.I., Mech, B.. A.M.I.E., (India)
Principal O. 0. T. School Saifabad Hyderabad

Priestly E. Rev. B A., Wesleyan MisiSion Bamkote Hyderabad

Pulla Reddy B. V. Esq., M.R.C.8., L.R.C.P., (Lond) D. L. 0. Medical Officer N. S
Railway Lallaguda

Pulleyno G. B. D Esq I.P.. Supdt. Hyderabad Rly. Police, St. Johns Rd. Hy’bad
Qizilbash Z. A., Lieut 5/6th Rajputana Rifles New Plassey Lin^s, Bowenpalli
Qudrat Shah Khan, R)v. The Church Missionary Society, Station Rd,, Hyd'bac
Qudrat Nawaz Jung Bahadur Nawab Cjmmind3r, Nazm-Jamiath Irregulai
Forces, H, E. H. the Nizam’s Porsonal Staff, Saroonagir, Hydorabii
Quddoos Hassan Esq., H.C.S,, 2nd Taluqdar, Modak
Qufcubuddin Esq , H.c,S., Superintendent Custoirs, Lingsgur
Rabab Khanum, Lecturer (Persian) Worn n College, Hyderabad
Radford W. B., Capt. 1st K. D. G’s., 96. Allenby Linos, Bolarum
Raghavan A. T. V., Jagirdar, 1420. Pendergliast Road, Secunderabad
Raghavan K. 8. Esq., B.A., B.T., Asst. Professor, Nizam College, Hyderabad
Raghoba Rao P. V., Registrar Administrative Dept,, N. S. Rly., Marredpalli^
Secunderabad

Raghuiiathmu 11 G. Sett, Prop : G. Rughunathmull Banker Abid Road, Chader*
ghat, Hyderabad

Raghubir Sahay Esq., L.T.M., Supdt. Commerce & Industries, Hyderabad

RaiimatYar Jung Bahadur Nawab, (Raimat«
ulla) belongs to an ancient and respectable
family. Born in 1305 H. he passed his
Intermediate in 1905 was appointed as third
Talukdar (Revenue) in l3l5 F.

In 1322-27F. ho served as Asst. Sec-
retary Finance Doit. Having made his
mark in several capacities, he succeeded
Raja Bahadur Venkat Rama Roddy in
1341—42 F. as Kotwal or Commissioner of
City Police, which position he still holds.
He IS an able administrator and responsible
for throughly overhauling the Police ad*
minstration on modern lines.

WHO IS WHO

Raghtinath Nathoo Lalljee, Esq,, Prop: Nat lioo Lalljoo, Oxford Street, Sec’bad
R.ahat Ali Mirza, Esq , Manager Central Co-operative Savings Bank, Khairtabad
Rahimuddin Md. Esq , B.a , Asst. Inspector Gonl. Registration and Stamp Dept,
Hyderabad

Rahmatulla Md. Esq.. B.Sc., (Durb) Asst. Engineer Water Works, P, W. D.,
Hyd’bad

Raj B. S Major, L.R.C.P. & 8., Staff Surgeon to Walshan Prince Azam Jah
Bahadur, Hyderabad

Raj K., Capt. Opthalmic Specialist Deccan Dist. Secunderabad

Rai Man Esq., Mohanlal, Jagirdar Ikbar Chowk Hyderabad
Rai Saksona K. C. Esq., M.A., Asst. Prof History, Osmania University College
Hyderabad

Rai Saheb Sait Hari Gopaldas Ramlal, Banker Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Rais Jung Bahadur Nawab, , Secy. Commercj & Industries Dept., Hyderabad
Raja Dharamkaran H.C.S. 2nl Taluqdar, Jagtial

Raja Rao Ch, Efcq., Businetsman, Publisher ‘The Hyderabad Directory’, Old
Chappel Bund, Secunderabad

Raju S, P. Dr. B.A , B.B„ A.M.I.B., Prof. Engineering College & Member Munci-
pal Corporation, King Koti Road, Hyderabad
Raju D. T. Dr. Rao Saheb, Asst. Medical Officer, K. E. M. Hospital, Secunderabad
Ramanursu B. V. Esq., m,a., B. Ed , Prof; Economics, Nizam’s College Hy’bad
Ramanujan A. M. Esq., b.a., Jagirdar, Pan Bazaar, Secunderabad
Rama Rao M. Esq. M. bc , Prof: O. C. T. Institute, Saitabad, Hyderabad
Kama Rao, P.Esq., U a., Prof: Chemistry Nizam’s College Hyderabad
Ramaswamy R. K. Esq,, Member Municipal Corporation, Hyderabad
Ramdev Rao, Raja Vanaparthi Samasthan, Hon. A, D. C., Walashan Nawab
Azam Jah Bahadur, Jam Bagh, Hyderabad
Ramiah J, S. Esq., B.A. Asst, Principal City College, Hyderabad
Ramiah S. Esq., Prop, S. R. <& i>oiis Saunders Road, Secunderabad
Ram Rao, P, Esq. M.a„ Pro:., Chemistry Nizam College, Hyderabad
Ramkhishen Rao Esq., Member Municipal Cv^rporation Hyderabad
Ramlal, Esq., B.a,, i.l.B., Asst. Socn tary Revenue Secretariat, Hyderabad
RamLngd Roddy, Esq. B.ii , (Mcch) Inspector of Stjam Boilers, Comm ; & Indu-
stries Dept., Hyderabad

Ramsay Brown P. Esq., Asst. Trans Supdt., N. S. Railway, Secunderabad
RancboddaitB Esq,, Co.umissioner Revenue Survey & Settlement Dopt. Hy’bad
Rangachar C, Esq., M..a., LL.B , Pleader, Oxford Street, Seoundorabad
Ranga Roddy B. Taluqdar Excise Department Hyderabad
Rai go Roddi V, Ar.st ComiiJssioner EACii^e Dept., Narayanguda Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

Rashiuddin Khan, £nl Taluqdap Troip Bazar Hyderabad
Ratna Sabarathi A. Esq., Rrg'strpr Stamps & Electricity Dept Hydf^rabad
Ravi Venket Rama R3ddy Mustagir (Abkari) Bowonpalli Hyderabad
Raziuddin Ahmed, Fsq., H.C.S , 2nd Taluqdar, Jagtial

Raziuddm Siddiqi Md., Esq., M a. (Cantab) ph. D., (Cambridge) Prof. Mathematics
Osmania University College, Adigamtt
Read M. E. Mis'*, Lady Suptd., Primary Dopt., Nizam’s College, Hyderabad
Reasat Ali Mirza, Li-Col. Comdg. Officer, 2nd Bn. Hyderabad Infantry, Hy’bad
Rhys James Rev., Chaplain. St. John’s Roid, Seenndorabad

Riazuddin Khan, Esq , n, A,, li,T , Assistint Principal, Mens Training College.
Baida

Ricketts Esq , Lieut , Qr. Master, 4th Bn GolcDnda Infantry. Golconda Fort
Rjngay S. L., E&q., Asst Commercial Manager “Rates.” N. S Ry., Secunderabad
Ripp D A., Esq , Accoui.t.mt, Imperial Ban': of India, Hyderabad
Ritchie A J. P., 2nd Lieut 1st N. Staff Rcgt. Meadows Bks , Trimulgherry

Ritchie V. C , Capt. “N” Battery the “Eagle Troop ’’ R. H. A., 98, Roberts, Rd.
Trimulgherry

Robinson E, I., Lieut (Q. M.) 1st K, D Gs , 94, Allcnby Lines, Bolarum
Roch Rev. Fr., Asst. Parish Prifst, St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Sec’bad
Ruffell B. Major d.a.a G.Offg. 3/20th Burma Rifles Southern Headquarters, Poona
Rukmaji Kao Patalay, Lsq. Merchant, Ranigunj Secunderabad
Rule W F. Dr., P.D.S , Dtnt.st, Club Read, Secunderabad

Russel, F. Capt. 1st Q. O. R. W. Kent Regiment, 9/73, Range Gough Barracks
Trimulgherry

Russel, V. 0. Bt. Major D S.O , M c.. The Suf^lk Regiment, Trimulgherry
Rubtom Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab (Dr, Coorlawalla), F. R. c. S., D. P. H.,
M R.C.P., L.R.C.P. & S„ L.F.P.S.. L.M , Ist Surgeon, Osmama General Hospital
Hyderabad

Rydon, H. J. Lieut. 1st K. D. Gs., 92, Allonby Lines, Bolarum
Sackc'tt F. C. Rev.. Wesleyan Mission, Old Lancer Lines, Secunderabad
Saiduddm Md. Qac’n, Esq., Jagirdar, Karwani Sahu, Hyderabad
Saifuddin Md. Esq., Dy. Asst, Secretary P. W. D., Hyderabad
Sajjad Mirza Esq., M.A., C.T., Principal Osmania Training Callego, Saifabad*
Hyderabad

Sail cher M. G., Capta n, f.r.c.s , (Elin) l.M.s,, Hyd?rdaad, Police Hospital*
Marrodpally, Sjcunderabad

Sahabuddin Md. Younus Fsq., M.A.. (Oxon.) Bar-at-law, Under Secy., H. E, H.

Legislative Council. Hyderabad
Salaoddm Md. Cajit. 1st Bn. H.Ndorabad

SaL'lij Begam Dr. M.u.R.s., M.K.C.s , L.R,c.P., Civil Surgoon. V. Z. Hospital, Hd^

WHO IS WHO

Salar Jung Bahadur Nawab, (Mir Yusuf Ali Khan)
grandson of the famous ftatesmsn, Salar Jung ti e
Great, was born in 1889 at Poona, Educated at
Nizam’s Collage. Salar Jung owns a very ext'^n*
sive estate covering an area of nearly 1,500 sq.
miles with a population of over two lakhs while
the annual revenue is n'^arly 15 lakhs.

Was appointed Prime Minister in 1912 on
retirement of Maharaja Sir Kishen Pershad ; he
carried out his duties with great zeal, tact and
efficiency. Resigned in 1915.

Widely travelled, he is a groat patron of Art and
Learning takes keen interest in industrial development of the country, and
possesses a very fine library.

Samad Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab Military Secretary & Member Hyderabad
Legislative Council. Hyderabad

Samsamuddin Esq,, H.C.s.. Dy. Post Master General, Hyderabad
Samsarauddin Hyder, Asst. Revenue Dept., Hyderabad

Samiullah Md. Shah, Esq., B,A., B.sc , Prof. (Hyderabad) Engineering College
Barandaz Khan, Jemadar, Nazim Jamioth Office, Hyderabad
Sarda Nand Singh Lieut l/7th Rajput 172 Bedar Road. Begumpet
Sardar Nawaz Jung Bahadur B.A., L.L.B., Extra Asst. Secty. Judicial & General
Secretariat. Hyderabad

Sarwar Husain Esq., Asst. Engineer P. W. D. City Sub-Div. Hyderabad
Savi Bhivan Rao Deshmukh, Kachiguda, Hyderabad
Saville S F. Capt. 1/Q. O. R. W. Kent Rrgt, 62 Gough Brks., Trimulgherry
Sayeed Md. Lieut. Registrar, Hd. Qtrs. H. E. H. The Nizam’s R. F., Hyderabad
Scalea C Major M.O’, R.A.M.C., D. A. D, P , Deccan Diet. Headquarters B’rum
Schaffter B. C. Esq., Engineer, Engineoing Dept., N. S. Rly. Secunderabad,

Schofield W. H. S. Lt-Col. R. I. A. S, C., A. D. S. & T, Deccan Dist. Bolarum
Scot D. M.C., Major N. Battery “The Eagle Troop” R. H, A. Robert Barracks
J/96 Robert Road, Trimulgherry

Scot H. St. G. S. Brigadier C. B., D. S. 0. President Cantonment, Secunderabad

Scrivener E, T., Esq,, Dist. Carr. & Wagon Supdt. Loco Dept., Lallagua

Selvanayagam, J. T S. ReV., L.Th., S. P. G, Mission, Hyderabad

Seminathi, J, Rev. Chaplairi Roman Catholic Church, Lallaguda

Seshagiri Rao, C. Esq,, Personal Asst, to C. E., N. S. Ry. Engineering Dept.

Seshagir Rao, 0., Esq., Jagirdar 14/A. Chilkalguda, Secunderabad ^

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WHO IS WHO

F<hah Ruk Yar Jung Bahadur Nawab, Hon j A. D C. to H. E H. the Nizam*
Hyderabad

Selby H. C, Lieut. iBt K. D. Gs., 159, Allenby Linos. Bolarum

Shaik Abdul Hasan. Esq., B.A., L T.. Principal Darul Gloom High School, Hy’bad

Shaik Barkat Ali. Esq., M.A., Prof. (Mathematics) Osmania Universitj" College*
Hyderabad

S aik Mohpmed Basheor Capt. Cavalry Training Squadron Hyderabad
Shaik Mohd. Bashir Major 2nd-in-Ccmd. Offg G. C. ?nd (N. 0.) H. I.S. Lancers
Golkonda, Hyderabad

Shaik Rahman, Esq., 1st Engineer Mint & Stamp Dept,, Hyderabad
Shallow C. R., Major, 4/2nd Punjab Rogt. Now Plassey, Lines Bowenpalli

Shamraj Bahadur/ Raia Rajwant born in the year
1898, is the eldest son of Raja Laxman Raj
Bahadur. Educated at Nizam’s College, took
training 'n the Revenue Department.

A man of great enlightenment he adminis-
trates his Jagir on very efficient linos. The title
of Rajwant was bestowed upon him by H. E. H.
the Nizam in 1930. He has recently been entrus-
ted with the portfolio of P. W. D. Ho is the first
Hindu member in the Executive Council.

Highly cultured and possesses one of the
finest libraries in Hyderabad

Shamshad Hussain, Esq., Superintendent of Police, Bidar

Shamsheer Jung Bahadur Nawab, Jagirdar, Moniber Hyderabad Legislative
Council, Hyderabad

Shanker Pershad, Esq., B A., Asst. Accountant General, A. G’s Office, Hy’bad
Sharfuddin, H.C.S., Munsiff, Gangavati, Hyderabad
Bharfuddin Khan Mohd , Jagirdar, Yakatpura

Sharpe, W. W. S., Major R. B. M. C., British Military Hospital, 48, Boarum
Shaw A. Dr., Miss M B., D.T M., Civil Surgeon, V. Z. Hospital, Hyderabad
Shelley P., Major.Mahratta Light Infantry, 193, Napier Lina, Sec’bad
Sheridan R. J., Q. M., Sergt. Alexandra Road, Secunderabad

Shijauddin Khan Esq., Assistant Court of Wards, Malakpet
Shipton G. L., Captain, 5/6th Rajputana Rifles, Now Plassy Linas, Bowenpalli
Shivakumarlal Esq., H.C.S., Assistant Super inten dan t of Police, MahboobnagaP
Shiv Raj A. Esq., B.a., B.E., Assistant Engineer, 0. V, B., Schema Adigamst
Simpson L. Rev., b,A., Principal, Wesley High School, Secunderabad

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WHO IS WHO

Sita Ram Reddy Dashmiikh, Kachiguda HydorAbc-vd
Slaughter E. W., Major, Deputy Loco. & Carr. Supdt., Lallaguda

Solly A. R., Major 4/5th Mahratta L. I. Napier Lines, Secunderabad
Soofi Mrs., M.A., Asst. Mistress, Mahbubia Girls School, Hyderabad
Speight E. E, Esq., B.A., (Lend) Prof: of English Osmania University College,
Aigadmet

Srikopal Reddy, Dcshmull. Chinch ow Jambayh, Hyderabad
Srinivasa Aiyer N. Esq., Per Aest, to C. E. Engineering Dept. N, S. Rly. Sec’bad
Srinivasan A. V. Esq , Govt. Auditor, H. E. H. the Vizam’s Rly. Chilkalguda
Sroenivas Raa Earvankar Esq., Par-at-law, Jagirdar, Member Municipal Corpor-
at’on, Hyderabad

Startin C. B., Major, 1st N, Staff Regt. Qre. Meadows Barracks. Trimulgherry.
Stephens S. S. Dr., Dental Surgeon, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Stephenson C. B., Major, P.8 C. 1st N. Staff Regt. Staff Captain, Meadows Bks.,
Tritnulgherry

Stewart M. M. Esq., A. M. Inst. B. E., Boring Supdt. H. E. H. Nizam’s Agricul-
tural Dept., Saifabad

Stout E. B„ Esq,, Post Master Hyderabad

Strover E. J., Lt.-Col. p.s.c. F.s. 4/2nd Punjab Regt. New Plassoy Bowonpalli.
Stroud G. M., Major, The Scinde Horse 23 Murtaza Road, Bolarum
Stuart Sheppard, D.L.P.S., Major, D F.c.,'r.I,a.8.C., d.a.D s. & t Deccan Dist. H. Q*
Bolarum

Subba Rao R Prof. (Telugu) Osmania University College Maredpa li Sec’bad
Subbia C. S. Major, (Offg. Con-dg) 3rd Pn. (N. 0.)Hyderabad Infantry Saifabad
Sukdev Shri Kishen Rai Bahadur Sett, Banker, Merabar, Cantonment Board,
James Street Secunderabad

Sufi S. M. H,, B. A., LL B., Asst. D. G., of Dist. Police Gosharaahal Kunta Hy’bad
Sultan Ghori Md., 2nd Taluqdar, Shah All Bunda, Hyderabad
Sultan Md., Esq., Prop: Vazir Sultan & Sons Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Sumbhalta Chatopadhyaya Miss, B. A , L. T. Asst. Mistress, College Nampalli,
Hyderabad

Simdaram R. Mrs., B Sc., Lecturer (Science) Womens College Nampalli, Hy’bad
Sunderkar V.D., b.a., B.T., M,P. Lecturer Osmania Training College Baida Saifabad
Sunder Raj P., L. M, E, Mechanical Engineer Electriecty Dept,, Hyderabad
Sunder Dr. C. A , Civil Surgeon Mental Hospital, Hyderabad
Suntook F. K. Esq., Supdt. Secunderabad Cantonment Town Improvement Trust’
Maredpalli. Secunderabad
Syed Abbas Hussain Esq., Taluqdar Nalgonia
Syed Abdul Hassain Esq., Secretary Political Dept., Saifabad

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Syed Abdul Kodor Esq., Judge, Abdulla Tllsalla Hyderabad
Syed Abdul Kader Esq-, B. A., TaluqJar, Abdulla Riballa, Hyderabad
Syed Abdul Kader Esq., P. A. to the Secretary, President’s Peshi Office, Hy’bad
Sycd Ab-lul Kassim , Maior. 2nd jn-Comd. A.D.G. to the Hon’ble President,
Executive Council Hyderabad

gyed Abdul Latiff, Esq,, B.A., Ph. D. (Loud.) Prof. English, Osmania University
College, Adigaraot

Syed Abdullah Rasvi, Esq., Jagirdar Fateh Maidan, Hyderabad
Syed Abdur Razack Esq. H.C.8. Asst. Secretary Financial Department Hyderabad
Syed Ahmed Major Comdg. Officer 2iid Lancers Hy’bad, Imperial Service Hy’bad
Syed Ahmed Ali Khan, Esq., Asst. Com. Customs, Kattal Mandi, Hy’bad
Syed Ahmed EUEdroos Lt.*Col. Comdt. Offg. A. & Q.M.G. 2nd (H. O) H.LS,
Lancers Golconda., Hyderabad

Syed Alamdar Hussain Esq., B.A. Principal Police Training School Police Dept
Hy’bad

Syed Ali, Esq., Prop* The Hyderabad Engineering House, Gunfoundry, Hy’bad
Syed Ali Lt. Col. 2nd in-Command Mahboob Force Hyderabad
Syed Ali Abu Talib Lt, Col 2ni-m Gomd, Jamieth Nizam Mahbub Force
Chandraingutta

Syod Ali Akbar Esq. M. A., F. R. E. S. (Cantab) Chief Inspector of Schools City &
Atrafa Baida Dist, Gunfoundry Hyderabad
Syed Ali Raia B Sc. (Manchaster) Asst. Engineer P. W. D Hyderabad
Syed Ali Raza Esq. B A., B.Sc (Man) Suptdg. Engineer. O.V.B. Scheme, Hyderrabad
Syod Aziz Esq., B.a., Assistant Secretary, Financial Department, Hyderabad
Syed Aziz Esq., Assistant Accountant-General, A. G. Office, Hyderabad
Syed Aziz All Esq., A.R.T., B.a., Test (Lon.) Asst. Architect, P, W. Secretariat
I.B, & O.B., Hyderabad

Syod Badruddin Hasan Esq., B.A., H.C.S., Deputy Secretary, Revenue Department
Hyderabad

Sayeeduddin Md. Esq., M.A. (Edm) Prof. Philosophy, Osmania University College
Syed Fazalullah Esq , H.C.S., Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Hyderabad
Syed Ghouse, Lt.-Col. Comdg., 4th Bn: Golconda Infantry, Golconda Fort
SyedGhulam Mahamood Esq., Asst. Gommissionor, Police Dept, (City & Suburbs)
of Hyderabad

Syed Ghulam Mohiuddm Qadri Esq,, M.A., Ph,D. (Lon.) Prof. Urdu Osmania
University College, Hyderabad

Syed Ghulam Murtuza Esq , Assistant Commissioner Polioe Dept,, Hyderabad
Syet Ghabm Panjtan Esq, B.A., LL.B., Asst. Secretary Judicial, Police, Genera
Sv cr.dariat, hyderabad

Sy d Habjobuddiii Ahmed Esq., B,So. (Eag,). A,M.I E,E, (America) Electrical
jLj.li.neer, Mint, Hyderabad

WHO IS WHO

f^yed FTaflziillah Esq , Asst. Eiroctor, Sottlcniont Department, Hyderabad
f>ycd Hashimi Esq,, Assistant Secretary, Judicial Policj & General Secretariat
Hyderabad

Syed Hidayat Moliiuddin. Esq , Judj^o, Kazi’s Court, Hydonbid
Syed Hussain Ali Mirza, Fsq , ibA., B.Sc., Prof. Law Osraania University College
Adigamet

Syed Hussain Esq , B.A., M.8C , (Lon) Ph.D., F.C.S., (Lon) Prof. Chemistry,
Osmania Univereity College, Hyderabad

Syed Jalaluddin Hassan B.Sc , F R.H 8. (Lon) P. A. to I. G F‘ Forest Dept.Hy’bad
Syed Jamaluddin Hussain Khan Esq , Jagirdar Nawab, Kalayani Malakpet
Syed Kazoem Hussain, Esq., Jagirdar, Tank Mir Tumla, Hyderabad
Syed Laiq Hussain, Esq., Asst. Commissioner, Revenue Survey & Settlement
Dept , Hyderabad

Syed Tjutif Ahmed Minai, Esq , Sectv. to Religious Affairs Dept., Hyderabad
Syed Lutf Ahmed Fsq , P. A, to the Director, Medical Dept., Hyderabad
Syed Mubarak Esq. B.A., Asst. Dir. General of Police (Acetts) Hyderabad
Syed Masood Ahmed Razvi Esq., Deputy Asst. Director Settlomont Dept, Hyd’had
Syed Mehdi Ali Esq Ph. P. Additional Prof. (Physics) Nizam College Staff Hy ’bad
Syod Miran Husfain Esq., Jagirdar Karwansahu Hyderabad
Syed Md. .All Kirn, Esq., A.R.C.S , B.Sc., Prof (Physics) Osmania University
Colh g(\ Adigrmi t

Syed Mol'd, Fanduddin Efq., Jag’rdar Fateh Darwaza, Hyderabad
Syed Mohd Fazluddin Esq., P. A. to Hon’blo the Homo & Military Member,
Hyderabad

Syed Mobd Hasan Major Adjt. Artillery “B*’ Battery, Hyderabad
Syed Mohd. Hassan Jaffari Esq., Jagirdar, Purani Haweli, Hyderabad
Syed Mohd. Husain, Esq. B.A., (Oxon). Deputy Director of Public Instruction.
Educational Dept., Hyderabad

Syed Mohed, Hussain Major 2nd in Comd., “B” Battery Nizam’s Field Artillary
Syed Mohd, Hussain Khan Esq., Jagirdar, Yakootpura House No. 816 Hyderabad
Syed Mohd. Taqi Esq., Dy. Commissioner, Excise Dept., Hyderabad
Syed Mohd. Taqi Esq., Jagirdar, Lingampalli

Syod Mohd, Younus Esq., Executive Engineer, 0. U, B. Scheme Adigament
Syed Mohiuddin Khan Esq , Jagirdar Shahgunj, Hyderabad
Syed Mohsin Razvi Esq , H. C. 8. Munsiff, Iluzoornagar

Syed Muhammad Ishaq Asst to Dir Gonl. of Jails, Polica Dept., Dist Police Hyd.
Syed Muzzaffar Hussain Sufi Esq., B.A., L.L.B., Djputy Dir: Gonl. of Polioo
(Western Rari^o Polic3 Dopt (Dist Police)

Syod Naqi Bilgrami, Asst, Engineer, Western Dist. N. S. Rly., Seoundorabad

WHO IS WHO

Syed Omer Abu Talib Esq., Asst. Socrotary, Financs Secretariat, Goshamaha I
Kunta, Hyderabad

Syed Osman J.iffer Esn., ii.C.S., Miinsiff, Sirpur
Syod Shariaikicn Esq., Mansabdar, Sultan Sbahi
Syed Sliahabaddin Khan Esq.. Forest Settlement Officer, Hyderabad
Syod Valilullah Hassami Esq., Taluqdar, Masheerabad
Syed Vilayat Hussam Esq., Deputy Post-Master General, Hyderabad
Syod Vilciyat Hiissaiu Lt,-Col. Cjmdg. Officer, Njzam Mahboob Force
Hyderabad

Syod Vilayat Hussain, Brigadier, H.I.9.T,, Commanding Infantry Brigade Staff
Hyderabad

Syed Yustif Ali Esq., H.C.S., Assistant Secretary, P. W, D., Khairatabad
Syed Zainulabdia Esq., H.C.S,, 2nd Taluqdar, H C. S. House, Hyderabad
Tabor Ah, Lieut , Coy Coradr., A.D.C. to Hon'blo Army Member, Hyderabad
Taber Ali Muslim Esq., Urdu Instructor, Staff, Walasban Nawab Azam Jab
Bahadur, Saifabad

Tbasin Hussain Kban, Cipt M.B , ch.B , M.o. I/c Military Hosp ital, Golconda
Taj Ahmed Kban, Capt. Headquarters Staff, li. E H. the Nizun’s (U.F.) Saifabad
Taraporo B S., Capt. ( Nawab Shawak. Yar Jung Bahadur) I.M S., A I.R.O.,
(Uetirod) L.R.C.'P. &3,, D.r.H., d.t.m , div, Oxford Street, Secunderabad
Taraporovala C. B. Evsq., B A., B.Sc , o.a., I.B.. (London) Assistant Secretary
Financial Dojiartment, Saifabad

Taraporevala S G Esq , 13 M.l.fi., Executive Engineor, 0 U. B. Scheme*
P. W, D , Adigamet

Tara Singh Bal. Capt. Col. Offig. Adjt., 7tb Light Cavalry, Lake Linos, Bolaruni

I Hendricks Bros.^

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WHO IS WHO

Tasker, T, J. Esq., C.I.E., I.C S,, Hon’ble Revenue and Police Member,

H. E, H. tbo Nizam’s Executive Council, Begumpet
Tatham P. R., Capt., P. A. V. O. Cavalry, lltli Lrontior Force, Haig Lines
Bolarum

Taylor S. P , Dr. M.B., Oh.B., (Hons) Bristol M R C.P,. (Lon)., D.L.O. (Lon) B-so.,
(Bristol) Chief Medical Officor. N. S. Rly., Lallaguda
Terry A. B., Sub-Condr., R. I. A. S. C Qrs. Warrant Officer Class I, Trimulgherry
Terry P. O’N., Lieut 1st Bn. North Staff Regt. (Prince of Wales’s) 916 Meadows
Barracks, Trimulgherry

Tliakur Nathu Singh Capt. Adjutant l/7th Rajput Regt. (Q. V. 0. L. I.) Wellesley
Lines 161, Palm Road, Begumpet

Thompson A. J. W., S.-Condr. M, E. S No. 2 S. D. O’S. Qrs., Trimulgherry
Thompson J H , Esq. M.A., (Oxon) I. C. S. Ibt Asst, to Hon’ble the Resident,
Chairman Sec’bad Cantonment Improvement Trust, Bolarum
Thompson R. H., Major 4/5 Mahratta L. 1. Napier Lines Secunderabad
Thomas R. Esq., Asst. Director, Statistical Dopt., Re von .e Secretariat, Hy’bad
Thnbron G. E., Major 1st Bn. North Staff Regt. Prince of Wales’s No. 67
Meadows Barracks Trimulgherry

Thwaites I. B., S/Condr I. A. C. C. Warrant Officers Class 59/3 Meadows Bks.
Trimulgherry

Tiarke J. G. E , Major 1st K, D. Gs. 89, Allenby Lines Bolarum
Timmins M. Mrs. A. T. C. L., Assistant. Mahboobia Girls School, Hyderabad
Trimbak Rao Bhdr, Raja, Secretary, Hyderabad Muncipahty, Somajiguda, Hyd.
Tomlinson J. M. 2nd Lt. C. L. I. A., 1st Bn. The Q. 0. R. W. Kent Regt. Qr. 7
75 Range Gough Barracks, Trimulgherry
Toorkey D. R., M.A., (Edin) House Master, Jagirdars College, Begumpet
Toorkey R. D. Esq., Banker, Penderghast Road, Secunderabad
Treasure E. H. M. Esq., Tobacco Expert to H. E. H. The Nizam’s Government
Commercial & Industries Dept., Hyderabad
Trench A, C. Rev, M.C., Holy Trinity Church, Bolarum

Trevor D.B., Esq., O.B.E., Chief Commercial Manager, H.E H. N. S. Rly ,Sec’bad
Troth W. A, Maior, M,C„ p.s.c. D. A. D. G, 9th Jat Ret. M-6Bolarum
Tuck S, A, Major 1st Bn. North Staff Regt. Meadows Brkb. Trimulgherry
Turab Yar Jung Bdr. Nawab, Asst. Secretary Revenue Dept. Hyderabad
Turner, P. S. 2/Lieut. b5th Field Battery, R.A. 90, Roberts Road, Trimulgherry
Turner, W. Esq., M. a. (Edin) Principal Nizam College, Hyderabad
Uldall P. Esq., Asst. Engineer, Central District, N. S. Rly, Lallaguda

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WHO IS WHO

Umra. Singh, Lieut. Qr. Mr. 5/6th Rijputana Rifles Now Plassey Lines,
Bowenpalli

Ushaq Ahmed Khan, I.M.A.D,, 2/Lt. 2nd N.O., Lancers Goloonda, Hyd’bad

Vali-ur-Rahman Esq., Asst. Commissioner Revenue Survey & Settlement Dapt.,
Hyderabad

Vdliur Rahman, Md. Esq., Asst. Director Settlement Dept, Hyderabad
Vander Kiste, J. C. Lieut Ist/N. Staff Regt., 79 Empress Road, Trimulghorry
Vanstone, G. M. E., Esq., 20-C. St. Johns Road, Secunderabad
Vas L. Rev. Father Principal St. Patricks High School, Secunderabad
Vatcha, H* D. Fsq., Merchant, Hon. Bench Magistrate, Sebastian Road. Soc^bad
Veerabadrudu T.jEsq., M.^,,L,T., Prof, dnglish Osmmania University CoIIclo
M aredpalli Secunderabad

Venkata Krishniah Mutayala, Rao Bahadur, Banker, Mill Owner, Saunders Rd.
Secunderabad

Venkata Reddy S. Rai Bahadur Retired Auditor N. S. Railway, Hony. Bench
Magistrate. Bolarum

Venkatesulu P. Esq , C.A., Asst. Educational Officer, British Administered
Areas Chilkalguda, Secunderabad

Voeraswamy A. J. Esq., Dist. Scout Commissioner, Imambawdi, Sec’bad

Venkat Narasimab Patwari Esq. M.A., Lecturer, City Intermediate College, H’bad
Venkat Narsimah Esq. Reddy, Deshmukh, Shankorbagh
Venkat I'ratab Reddy, Esq. Deshmukh, Shankerbagh

Venkat Ramanan S., Dr, British Administered Areas Educational Department,
Picket, Secunderabad

Venkst Rama Reddy, Raja Bahadur, O.B.E.,
was born in 1279 F. at Rajanpefc, Wana-
parthy Saniasthan Educated at Wana-
parthy, entered Nizam’s Pol Cf Service m
l296F.as an Amoenand by sheer dint of
merit and efficiency rose to bo the Commis-
sioner of Policj. Ho introduced the system
of time scale, had the intorest of hi»
Lubordiiiates at heart and this combined
with hiB integrity, had made him very
popular m the Poliou Force. Ho retired in
1934 but in recognition of his meritorious
services H E. H. the Nizjm appointed him
Special Officer of the Sarf-i-khab.

Raja Baliiidur is interested in social servioo. Ho takes spocial mtirest in
the development of Agriculture and Co-operative movements.

WHO IS WHO

Vonkat Kao Datar Esq., B.A., Deputy Secrotiry, Financial Dept, Hyderabad
Vonugopal A Rao Bhdr., Ploa lor, Member, Secunderabad Cantonment,

Board, Hill Street, Secunderabad

Venugopal Pillay Raja Esq., Supdt., Govornmont Central Press, Malakpet, Hyd*
Vcnugopal Rao Esq., Jagirdar, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Vergliese M., Capt. M.O. In-charge Military Hospital, Saifabad
Viccajee D., Dr. Civil Surgeon (Retired) H. E. H. Tho Nizam’s Medical Service.
Bolarum

Viccajee J. C., Esq., Member Municipal Corporation, Hyderabad
Vinayak Rao Esq,, Vakil, Member Nizam’s Legistlative Council, Hyderabad
Vinning R. S. E. M., Lieut. 1/N. Staff Regt. 01/6 Meadows Brks. Patna Road
Trimulgherry

Vismara D. Dr., The Right Rev. Bishop of Hyderabad, St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, Sccundorabad

Vital Rao C. Esq., Engineer & Contractor, Chilkalguda, Secunderabad
Vulliamy E. L. L., Lieut. Adjutant R. Signals (I. A.) 67 Moadws Brks. 4th Indian
Divisional Signals, Hastings Lines, Trimulgherry
Wijghray K. N., Capt,, Medical OJicer iii-chargj Military Central Hospita I
Hyderabad

Wahidur Rahman Esq., B.Sc., Prof. Physics, O. U. College, Adigamet
Waldron D. H, Capt,, 1. M. S. Staff Surgeon, 83 Allonby B irrack’s Bolarum
Walker B. W. G. Major, M. C. F A. V. 0. Cav (11th Frontier Force) Haig Linos.
Bolarum

Wall, T. R. Capt. A. D. C. British Military Hospital, 159 Meadows Barracks,
Trimulgherry

Walsh, N. H. Miss B. A. Hoad Mistress (Girls School), St. George's Grammar
School, Hyderabad

Walton W. P. E., Capt., 1/N. Staff. Regiment Staff College, Meadows Barracks
Trimulgherry

Wans Molid. Khan Esq , Vice-Principal P. T. S., Supdt., District Police, Hy’ba d

Watkins F. M, Lieut. 1/N. Staff Regt No. 82, All Sa.nis Road, Trimulgherry

Watts A. H. W. Esq., Transportation Supdt,, N. S. Rly., Lallaguda

Watts H. Esq., Merchant, Messrs. Watts Bros., Oxiord Stroot, Sec underalal

Weaver J. F. H , Litut. 1st K. D. Gs., 92, Allenby Linos, Bolarum

Webb W. B. S., Capt., 5/6th Rajoutana Rifles, Now Piassy Lines, Bowenpally

Weber F, Esq., M.A., Director of Physical Training, Education al Dept., Hyderabad

Welch C. C. S/Condr., Manager- in-charge of Military Grass Farm, Bolarum

Wolmkar N. G. Esq., M.a., ll.b , Retired, Nizam’s Educational Dept., Hydergudat

West J. R., Capt. 5/6th Rajputaua Ri-les, New iHassy Lin s, Bowenpally

Whothcrly W, E. S., Liout. ist K. D. Gs., 92, Allenby Lines, Bolarum

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Whitely A. P , Oapt., 5/6fch Pajputana Piflrs, T^'ow Plassy Linos, Bowenpally
Wil(i#>r J. Me. M., Maio"* I.M.s., 85, AlVnbv Linos. Bolarnm
Wilkfnson P. Psq . List; Pnfrni''‘^r Tonfiral List , Tv. Kly,. Chilkalguda
Willian^p J Pov Motbodist Obarlain, Trimiilfrhorry

Williams T, E., Liout. Acijt l/6t,li Rajpntnna Pifles, Wellington Linos, Aurangabaf
Wilmor T. n.. Lt.-CoL, RE I A, Executive Engineer, Secunderabad Cantt
Town Improvement Trust, Secund-jrabad
Wilson Gr A., Rev. M A., Chaplain, Polarnm
Wilson J. F.. Liout. R. H. A. 94, Roberts Road, Trimulgberry
Wilton, A. J. M., Major 4 /5tb Mabratta L. T. Napier Lines, Secunderabad

Winefield-Stratford, G. E Lt. CoL, M. C., P. S. C„ 1/Q. O. R. W. Kent Rogt. 6}
Gough Barracks. Trimulgherrv

Win tie F G,. Lieut., 18th Field Battery, R. A. J/90 Roberts Road, Roberts Bks
Trimulgberry

Wood G R., Lieut 4/5tli Mahartta L. I. Napier Lines, Secunderabad
Wood M. T G., Liout. N. Battery, R H. A , A. P. 0. to comdr., Trimulgherr.v
Wooldridge, L, W. Capt. I. A, List. Magistrate British Admin. Areas, Bolarum
Woolner, P. C. Major, O. B E , R. E., (I. A.) Garrison Engine er, M.E 8. Sec’bad
Wright, D. G. M. Lieut. 1/Q O. R. W. Kent Regt. 75/8 Gough Bks. Trimulgherr>
Yasin Ali Khan, S. Esq , Asst. Engineer Western Dist., N. S Rly,, Socunderabai
Yolland N. De. C., Capt., R.E., A. C. R. E., (E. & M ) Deccan Dist. H. Q. B'run
Youngman T , Condr, R.I A.S.C, Qrs. Supply Dept. Meadows Bks., Trimulgberry
Younus Md. Esq., Asst.Supdt.. Dist. Police, Goshamahal, Hyderabad
Yousuff All Beg, Li('Ut 2n(l (N. O ) H. T. S. Lancers Gnlconda, Hyderabad
YousuiT Ali M., Esq.. Jagirdar Eateh Darwaza, Hyderabad
Yousuff Hmam Fsq , Pb.D., Prof. History Osmania University Colluge, Adigame
Yonsviff Mirza Esq., B.Sc., Gel, Mech. Eng. Instructor, Fitting Shop, O.C T.I
Saifabad

Yousuffuddin, Esq., II.C.9., Supdt. Customs, Madbira

Yule R. C., Tu'out. 4th Indian Div. Sigs., 94, Pwobsrts Road “A” Coy. Officer
Hastings Lines, Trimulgberry

Yunus 8. M., B pc , (Hons) Manch. Executive Engineer Osmania University
Building Scliem'^ P. W. D., Adigamet

Zahid All, Esq., D. Phil. (Oxon) Prof. Arabic, Nizam Collog.i, Hyderabad
Zahir Ahmed, Esq., H.C.S., 2nd Taluqdar, Khammam

Zahiruddin Ahmad Esq., M. B.Mt. ((^airo). Philosophy Osmania Univorsit,
College, Adigamet

Zahirudduin Abmul Md. Esq., m.a., h.g.S., Asst, Acci Gen. A. G’s. Office, Hy
Zaidi S. K. A., 2/Limit C_)y. Officer, 1/Hydorabad Infantry, Goshainaiuil
ZainYarJun^ Bhdr. Nawab, C F.., A vliiti'et, O.'.nuiiiia T^nivoisity Buildir
Scheme, Mi nicipal CjmmiSsionc'r, Hydordbad Municipality Hyde.-abad

WHO IS WHO

2u!cader Jung Bahadur^ Nawab, (Mirza
Mahomed), born in 1875, is the son, of
ServtT-ul-Mulk Bahadur and is a desoondent
of ‘Tamerlans*. Ho took his M. A. in 1899
from Christs College, Cambridge and quali-
fied for the Middle Temple Bar the same
year studying as a State Scholar, On his
return, he 3 oinod Nizam’s service in 1900
as a 3rd City Magistrate and was elevated
to the High Court Bench in 1907. He
retired from service in 1915 hut was recalled
in 1921 as Home Secretary. He retired
again in 1927 but was recalled in 1933 to
his former post.

Nawab Zulcadar Jung enjoys great popularity and is a man of letters.
He is au able administrator and is responsible for various reforms in the system
of government.

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Mr. Abdul Aziz Khan Md., Husainl Alam
„ Abdul Burkat Syed Wajihudd'in, Osman Shahi
„ Abdul Gulain Md., B.A.., B.L., Kachiguda
„ Abdul Hakim Khan Md., Pathergatti
„ Abdul Hasan Syed All, Abdulla Risala
„ Abdul Kadir Quraishi Md., Sultan Bazaar
„ Abdul Karim Md., Troop Bazaar
„ Abdul Misra Raoof Md., LL.B,, Kunta Road
„ Abdgl Qadir Md., Dharushafa
„ Abdul Rahim Md., LL.B., Kunta Road
„ Abdul Salam LL.B., Insido Dabirpura
„ Abdul Salam Ansari Md., LL.B., Troop Bazaar
„ Abdul Wahid Md., Adhulla Risala
„ Abdulla Pas'ia, TiL B., Troop Bazaar
„ Abduali Sharif, B.A , B.L,, Secunderabad
„ Abid Nawaz Jung Nawab, Bar-at-Law, Somajigada
„ Adwendra Rao Samarasin, B. A., B. L., Mahbnbpura
„ Aga Askeri Husain, Jinsi Mohalla
„ Abdur Rahim, Afzal Gunj

„ Abdur Rahim Quraishi Md., Outside Yakutpura
„ Abdur Rahim Md., Troop Bazaar
„ Abdur Rahman Md., Munshi Saheb Bunglow
„ Abdur Qadir Md., Vakil, Jam Bagh Mahbnbpura
„ Abdur Razack Md., Vakil, Troop Bazaar
„ Ahmed Abdul Gafoor, Gowliguda
„ Ahmod AMul Majid Khan Vakil, Shahgunj
„ Ahmed Ail Khan, Siddiambar Bazaar
„ Ahmed Turab Azimuddin Md., Siddiambar Bazaar
„ Askeri Hasan, Bar-at~law, Gul Bagh
„ Akabr Ali Khan, B. A. LL. B., Bar-at-law, Station Road
„ Akneypalli Janki Ram Rao, New Nampali
„ Akramulla Md., LL. B., Hyderabad

„ Aleemuddin Ahmed Kamil Md., Kachiguda Station Road
„ Ambadas Rao Vakil, Ba.g Mohiudin Badsha
„ Ambadas Rao P , Afzal Gunj Chaman
„ Amrulla Sidicun Md., Bar-at-law, Tiojp Bazar
„ Anant Reddi T., B. xV., LL. B., Katalmundi

Arauarnuda Tvengar S. R. Dewan Bhd., B.A., B.L>, Sa’tm Bazar
„ Aslam Khan Md., Ghausi Bazar
„ Azammoddin Md., LT^.B , Mahlx)obpura
„ Azizuddin Md., Doodh Bowli
„ Badshah Md., IBcgum Bazar
„ Badroddin Khan, KL.B., Malakpet
„ Baka Reddy Alias Balwant Reddy, Sidiambar Bazar

LAWYERS

Hyderabad Confinued

Mr. Balmukund, Mohjiiddin Pasha Bag'll
„ Bala Parshad, Osman Shahi
„ Balwant Rao TiIjuKkar. Sultan Bazar
„ Bhakta Parshad, LL.B., Shahali Burida
„ Bashmir Dayal, Shergul Kaman
„ Bhagwan Rao Madhukar, LL..B., Troop Bazar
„ Bhavan Rao, LL.B,, Gosha Mahal
„ Bhikaji, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Bhimsen Rao, LL.B., Secunderabad
„ Bhim Rao, Inside Lai D irwaza
„ Bismillah Khan Md., Malguzaari
„ Borgaonkar S. A., LL.B . Bar-at-Law, Station Road
„ Budsingh Yodar, LL.B., Gowliguda
„ Burshanuddin, Troop Bazar
„ Chobc B. N., LL.B., Dhawalpet
Damodhar Rao. LL.B , Sultan Bazar
„ Damodhar Reddy, B.A., Bar-at-law, Jam Bagh
„ Damodhar Reddy, Bar-ai-Iaw, Gort. Pleader
„ Das Rao, Sultan Bazar
„ Dattatrya Rn(>, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Devi Porsh. d, T.L.B , Murlidhar Bagh
„ Devi D s, Charagali Lane
„ Dovdart’’ Vlital Shrikhande, LL.B., Kachiguda
„ Devi Per<-'had, Shah Ali Bunda
„ Devi Pershad D., LL B, Punfe Shah
„ ^Dharnidhar Sangi, LL.B., Shardil Kaman
„ 'Dharjlal, l^atherki Masjid

„ Dhoud Raj Lakshnia Raj, Bar-at-Iaw, Shah Ali Bund a
„ Digamber Rao, Gowliguda

„ D gamher Rao Ghoudiri Mutkhed, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Diwaker R-ao, LL B,, Sultan Bazar
,, Dwarkanath B. K. Ayengar, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Faizuddin Md., Troop Bazar

„ Faridun Mulla, M.A., Bar-at-law, Kizara Shahi Road
„ Faridun D. Mullah, Bar-at-law, Mushirabad
„ Fazluddin Khan Md., Moghulpura
„ Gangddhar Rao, LL.B., Afzulgunj Cbaman
„ Gangadhar Kao, Troop Bazar Jam Bagh
„ Ganpat Rao, Shah Ali Bunda
„ GanuatRao, Gowliguda
„ Girdhari Lai, Bogum Bazar
„ Gopal Rao, Adoc ite, NampalU Station Road
„ Gopal Rao, M,B., B.L., Tn op Bazar
„ Go;^al Rao, LLB., Station Road
„ Gopal Reddy, Bar-at-law, Hyderabad

LAWYERS

Hyderabad Cordinued

Mr. Goposhrori Reddy, LL. E., Hyderguda
„ Govind Rao, LL, B., Huniyatnagar
„ Govind Rao, B. L., Mahbubpnra
„ Govind Rao, LL. B., Govvliguda
„ Govind Rao- Troop Bazaar, Jam Bagb
„ Govind Rao, Aliyabad
„ Govind Rao, Shah All Bunda
„ Govind Rao, B. Jam Bagh

„ Govind Rao Ardoapurker, Troop Bazar, Jam Bagh
„ Govind Rao Nagopuibar, LL. B., Filkhana
„ Gulam Akbar, Baradari Salar Jung
„ Gulam Mohamad, LL. B., Shankar Kofcha
Gulab Rai Gahib, Etbar Chowk
„ Gula i Rasul, Troop Bazar
,, Gimda Rao Hawalkar, LL. B., Shah AH Bunda
„ Guru Dat Rao, Husaini Alam
„ Hafiz Abdul AH, Advocate, Troop Bazar
„ Hafiz Mohamad Abdul Hamid Khan, Kachiguda
„ Hiifiz Mohamad Ibrahim, Saiiabad
„ Hafiz Mohamad Sadiu AH, Troop Bazar
„ Hafiz Syod Alxlul Qavi, 0pp. MaJguzari
„ Hakim Jamil Ahmed, Jam Bigh, Troop Bazaar
„ Hakim Mahmood Ali, Kachiguda
„ Hakim Syed AH, Darushaia
„ Hakim Md., Vasir Shah Ali Bunda
„ Hari Kishen Singh, Osman Shahi
„ Haiildl Wagre, B.L,, Troop Bazaar
„ Hari Narayan, Advocate, Urdu Moiiola
„ Har Narayan Lai, Troop Bazaar
„ Hari Ram Narayaiie LL.h., Sultan Bazaar
„ Hemchandra, Advocate, Troop Bazaar
„ Humayum Mirza, Bar-at-law, Asafnagar Hyderabad
„ Husain Mukhdar Mir Md., Dharushala
„ Hyder Raza M. A., Bar-at-law, Gul Bagh
„ Inidad Husain Md., Shah Ali Bunda
„ Inayet Ai med T’aroocp, Noorkhan Bazaar
„ Ishwarruiuh Rao, Alzulgunj
„ Jahangir Ali Siddiki Md., LL.B., Ghansi Bazaar
„ Jalil AHiimd, LL.B., S ddiambar Bazaar
„ Jamal Klian Gori Md., Fil Khana
„ Jamaluddln Md., LL.B,, Gosha Mahal
,, Jahardhan Rao, Ndm]»al]i Station Road,

„ Janki Ram Rac^, Husluiii .^lam
„ Jan Qura^siii Mcl., liuniimau TVkdi
„ Joshi U, B., LL.B., Sul.dii Br.zac.r

LAWYERS

Hyderabad Continued

Mr. Kalicharan Isthena, LL.B., Troop Bazaar
„ Kalimuddin Ansari, LL.B., Nainpalli
„ Kashinath Rao Rajukar, LL.B., Tulja Guda
„ Kasliinath Ran Vadya, Advocate, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Keshva Rao D., Gowliguda
„ Keshava Rao Sakharam, Troop Bazar
„ Khvamul Huq Md., Troop Bazar Jam Bagh
„ Khaia Ahmedullah, Hanuman Tekdi
„ Khaja Badruddin, Afzulgunj
„ Khaja Bahuddm, Ghansi Bazar
„ Khaja Mohomad Abdul Aziz, Advocate Kunta Road
„ Khaja Mohiuddin, Kattal Mundi

„ Khaliluzaman Siditjui, Advocate, Bar-at-Law Nampalli Stationd
Road

Khan Bahadur Abul Rahim, B L., Secunderabad
„ Khulij Baig, Bar-at-Law, Hyderabad
„ Kishen Rao, LL. B., Sultan Bazar
„ Kondahram Rao N., LL.B., Troop Bazar
„ Kishaii Ayeiigar B. N., B.Ij., Sultan Bazar
„ Krishnainachari G. Raja Bndr. Advocate, B.L., Sultan Bazar
„ Krishna Chari, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Krishna Rao, LLB., Troop Bazar
„ Laik All Md., Sultan apura

„ Lakshmaii Rao, LL. B., Hashmat Gun] Sultan Bazar
„ Lakshiri Narayan Rao, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Lazmi Narayan, Troop Bazar, NiZam Shahi Road
,, Madan Mohanlal, LT*. B., Shanker Bagh
’, Madapai Haiimant Rao, Troop Bazar
„ Madhav Rao Madhuba, LL. B., Sultan Bazar
„ Madhuri Pershad, Irani Gully
„ Mahmood Ali Khan, Kotla Ali Jah
„ Manik Prashad, T.L.B., Topkhana Goshainal
„ Manik Rao, LL.B., Topkhana Goshainal
„ Manohar Pershad S., LL.B., Chiragah’ Lano
„ Manohar Singh, LL.B., Old Kobutakhana
„ Manohar Rao, Mahbubpura
„ Mashiuddin Md. Advocate, Troop Bazar
„ Maslehuddin Md., LL.B., Bagh of State Library
„ Md. Mirza, Shah Ali Bunda
„ Mir Ahmed Ali Khan, Advocate Katal Mundi
„ Mir Akbar Ali Khan, Brr-at-Law, Opp: Malguzari
„ Mir Asnuddin, LL.B.. Topka Saclia
„ Mir Mazhar Ali, Osman Shahi
„ Mir Mazhar Ali Khan, Kattal Mundy
„ Mir Shasmher Ali, Abullah Rissala

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LAWYERS

Hyderabad Continued

Mr. Mir Shaokat Ali, Sultan Bazar
„ Mir Taherali Khan, LL. B., Mabboobpura
„ Mir Tilawat Ali Jaidi, LL. B., Darushafa
„ Mirza Ahmed Ansaii, Jam Bagh Troop Bazar
„ Mirza Husain Ali Khan, LL. B., Inside Ciiaderghat
„ Mir? a Md., LL. B., Siddiamber Bazar
„ Mirza Mobomad Ali Beg, Advocate, Mama Jamla Devdi
„ Mirza Mohomad Farooq Ali, Inside Dabirpura
,. Mirza Nurruliah Beg, Chelapura
„ Mirza Riyasat Ali Beg, Husaini Alam
„ Mirza Shakoor Beg, LL. B., Jalai Lane
„ Mirza Ekbal Ahmed, LL.B., Kachiguda

. „ Mohamad udd in Kashmani, Troop Bazaar
„ Mohi Md. Mujjbullan, Urdu Mobolla

„ Mob sin Ali Khan, Bar-at-Law, Husaini Alam, Station Road
„ Mohamad Abdul Raoof LL.B., Kunta Road
,, Moinuddin Ali, Husaini Alam
„ Moinuddin Ansari, B.A,, Bar-at-Law, Kunta Road
„ Molvi Md. Imamuddin, Rahmastpura
„ Mohamad Ali Advocate, Chelapura
„ Mrutunjay Rao, T., LL.B., Troop Bazaar
„ Mumuddin Ansari Md., Bar-at-l^aw, Nampalli Station Road
„ Nagnuth C, P., LL.B., Troop Bazaar
„ Naik, R. S., M.A., Bar-at-Law, Gul Bagh
„ Na'ik, S. V., B.A., Bar-at-Law Station Road
., Karasima Rao, B., LL.B., Kachiguda
„ Narasivaii Rao, P., LL.B , Siddiamber Bazaar
„ I^arayan Rao, LL B,. Mozam Jahi Market
„ Narhar Rao, Sultan Bazar
„ Narhar Rao Bakbsi, 1 L.B., Maiab(X)bpura
„ Narhari Sliastri, B., B.L , Secunderabad
„ Naziruddin Ahmed, Begum Bazaar
„ Nurjan Dil Mohained, Sultan Bazaar
„ Nizamuddin Md., Abdulla Rissala
„ Pambai Vitbal, Troop Bazaar

Pillai, B., Raja Bahadur, B.L., Secunderabad
„ Pingal Kista Reddy, Warangal
„ Pjiigal Kodant Rama Reddy, Sultan Bazaar
„ Praiab Reddy, S., B.L., Troop Bazaar
„ (.^adir Hussain Baig, Mustatfa Bazar, Abid Shop
„ Qamchandar Rao, LL. B., Bach ot State Library
,, C^asiin Mohamad, Mahboob Mehendi
„ Qazi Mohamad Mohiuddiii Ali, Inside Dabirpura
„ Rathaddin Jumedi Mohamad, Advocaio, Troop Bazar
„ Raghvir Rao, Inside Lai Darwaza

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LAWYERS

Hyderabad Continued

Mr. Eai Gurudas, LL. B.» Sherdil Kaman
„ Rai Nanda Kishor Machar, LL. B., Etbar Chowk
„ Rai Shaliadov Raj, Begum Bazar

Raja Dliordi Rai Bhdr., B. A., Bar-at-Law, Somajiguda
Raja Raman V., B. L. Sultan Bazar
„ Raigopal Reddy, Bar-at-Law, Topka Sancha
„ Raju Rao, Shah Ali Bunda

„ Ramchander Rao Antoo, Mahboobpura Jam Bagh,

„ Ramchandra Rao, LL. B., Sultan Bazar
„ Ramchandra Kao A., LL, B., Isamiya Bazar
„ Ramchander Rao, Troop Bazar
„ Ramachander Rao Anand, Troop Bavar
„ Rama Chari, Opposite Kothi
„ Rama Reddy D., Troop Bazar
„ Ramanuja Lyoiigar, LL. B., Secunderabad
„ Rames Brahmmam M. Alias Kama Rao, B.L. Sultan Bazar
„ Ramesher Dayal Urdu Mohollan
„ Ram Kishen Rao, LL. B., Troop Bazar
„ Ram Kishen Rao, Borgal, Afzulgunj
„ Ranga Rao Troop Bazar, Jam Bagh
Ranga Rao, Sultan Bazar
„ Rewajer Chaila, Begum Bazar
„ Rezazuddin Ahmed, Gowliguda
„ Sada Shanna Chari, Mahboob Pura, Jam Bagh
„ Salek Ram, Moliiuddin Pasha Bagh
„ Sat Guru Pershad, Hussain Alam
„ Sat Narayan, LL.B., Sultan Bazar
„ Settapper Chander Rao, Outside Aliyabad
„ Sharjuddin Md. Gosha Mahalkunta
„ Shah Abdul Aziz, Jala] Lane
„ Shah Abdullah, 0pp. Mozam Jahi Market
„ Shah Ruknuddin, Chappal Bazar
„ Shah Sabir Ahmed. Sidiamber Bazar
„ Shah Md., Darushafa
„ Siiaik Irshad Husain Va^i, Urdu Moholla
„ Sham Rao, Begum Bazar
„ Shamsul Haq Md., Atzul Gunj
„ Shunker Prashad, L. L. B., Shanker Beg
„ Shanker Rao, Bar-at-law, Station Road
„ Shanker Rao S., Mahboobpura Jam Bagh
„ Sharfuddin Ahmed Md., Chelapura
„ Shariff Mohamad, Troop Bazar
„ Shanna S. B., B. A., Bar-at-Law, Gowliguda
„ Sheikh Mahboob, Pilkhaiia
„ Shernappa, Ja n Bagh

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LAWYERS

Hyderabad Continued

Mr. Shesha Rao, LL, B., Troop Bazar
Shesbgir Rao Omside Aliyabad
„ Stiriiiivas Rao Hariholkar LL. B., Sultan Bazar

Shriiiivas Rao Karwan Kar, B. A., Bar-at-Law Station Road
„ Shripat Rao, Advoc ‘te, LL. B., Gul Bagh
„ Siddik Ahmed LL. B , Miishirabad
„ Sirajul Hasan, Bar-at-Law, Kunta Road
„ Sirajui Husain, Husaini Alam
„ Sridhar Naik, Bar-at-Law, Troop Bazar
„ Sri Kishen Rao, Bar-at-Law, King Kothi Road
„ Srinivas Rao, LL. B , Sultan Bazar
„ S. inivas Rao, Osman Gunj
„ Srinivas Reddy B., Sultan Bazar
Sudama LL. B , Sultan Bazar
„ Sunder Raj B. K. V. S. B. L., Sultan Bazar
„ Suraj Chand, LL. B, Narnpalli Station Road
„ Suryadat, Sultan Bazar
„ Syed Md, Ali RazvJ, Purani Haveli
„ Syed Taqi Bilgrami, Bar-at-law, 0pp. Malguzari
„ Syed Kaman Hussan, LL.B., Station Road, Narnpalli
„ Syed Nsair Hussain Abedi, LL.B., Gal Bagh, Sultan Bazar
„ Syed Sipte Nabi, LL.B., Begum Bazar
„ Syed Ahmed Ali, LL.B., Osmansbahi
„ Syed Ahmed Sharif, LL.B,, Troop Bazar
„ Syed Amir Ahmed, LT..B., Siddiamber Bazar
„ Syed Gouz Mohiuddin Razvi, LL.B , Narayanguda
„ Syed Haider Hussain, LL.B., Mahboobpura
„ Syed Hamid Ali, LL B , Gbansi Bazar
„ Syed Mehdi Hussain, LL.B., Shamshir Yar Jung Devdi
„ Syed Mohisin, LL.B., Siddiamber Bazar
„ Syed Zamir Ali, LL.B., Jam Bagh
„ Syed Abdul Qader Jafferi, Shah Ali Bunda
„ Syed Abdul Qader Razvi, Troop Bazar
„ Syed Abdur RalieiUvan, Aliyabad
„ Syed Abyuddin, Siddiamber Bazar
„ Syed Ahmed Ali, Troop Bazar
„ Syed Akbar Hussain, Urdu Moholla
„ Syed Alimuddin Hussain, Siddiamber Bazar
„ Syed B Jcc.r Hiisahi, Gul Bagh Sul an Bazar
„ Syc/^ Chanda llussaini, Siiai;ion Road, Malguzari
„ Syed Gous Moibiuddin, Osmanpura
„ Syed Hamiduddin, Begum Bazar
„ Syed Husain Mehedi, Begum Bazar
„ Syed Hyder Raza, Bar-at-Law, Gul Bagh
„ Syed Md., Abdullah, Kunta Road

LAWYERS

Hyderabad Coniinued

Mr. Syed Mcl. Atahar Raza, Troop Bazar
„ Syed Makhdour Gori, Jam Bagh
„ Syed Mahboob Husain, Osman Shai
„ Syed Nazim Ali, Troop Bazar
„ Syed Rasneed Ahmed, Afzul Gunj
„ Syed Sayeed Hasan Razvi, Troop Bazar Jam Bagh
„ Syed Vahed Husain, 0pp. High Court
„ Syed Waliullah Husain, Rao Rambha Devdi
„ Syed Yusuf Hasan, Bar-at-Law, Gaheb Jung Devdi
„ Syed Abdullah, Advocate, Kunta Road
„ Syed Amir Husain B. L., Saidabad
„ Syed Aziz Hussain, Advocate, Troop Bazar
„ S:^ed Habibullah Bijabvi, Afzul Gunj
„ Syed Kareem Ashrof Kasami, New Nampalli
„ Syed Sirajul Hasan Tirmizi, Kattal Mandi
„ Syed Mohamad Askari Hasan, Advocate, Bar-at-Law Sultan
Bazar

„ Syed Mohamad Husain, LL. B., Bar-at-Law, Gous Bazar
„ Syed Mohamad Murtuza, LL.B., Nampalli Near Masjid
„ Syed Sarajul Hasan, Advocate Bar-at-Law, Nampalli Station
Road,

„ Syed Mohmood Ahmed LL.B., Chaderghat
„ Takki Bilgrami, LLB.. Bar-at-Law, Station Road
„ Tilawal Ali Jaidi, LL-B., Dharushafa
„ Tribte Madhcva Shanker Kotha
„ Tulsi Ram Shanker, Kachiguda Station Road
„ Usman Md., LL.B., Troop Bazaar
„ Vaman Rao, Shah Ali Bunda
„ Vazir Mirza Md. Gowligi.da
„ Venkat Ram Petkamali, Kotla Ali Jah
„ Venkat Ram Rao M., Jam Bagh
„ Venket Ranga Reddy, Fil Khana
„ Venket Reddy, Fil Khana
„ Venket Sh-ilem B.A., Nampalli Station Road,

„ Venket Tirmal Rao, M., Kanda Swami Bag i
„ Vinayak Rao, Bar-at-Law, Mozam Jahi Market
„ Vinayak Rao Vidyalankar, LL.. ., Jam Bagh
„ Vithal Rao Bar-at-law 0pp. Azam Jahi Market
„ Yamin Zuberi Md , LL.B,, Shahah Bunda
„ Yogender Rao, Bagh Murlidbar
,, Yusuf Husan Bar-at-law, Hyderabad
„ Zafer Husain Bar-at-Law Kunta Road,

„ Zaffer Husain, B.A.LL.B., P.H.D., Bar-at-l:-w Hyderabad
„ Zaihullabceddin Bilgrami Md. S„ Bar-at-law Somajiguda
„ Zakaulla Md., LL.B., Kunta Road

LAWYERS.

Phitder^. Pracf/hhiq hi Rorundpy.fh'hl

Mr. AMulla P?»sha, B.A., LLB , Nr/am Shah’I Pond. Hvdornhad
Abdnr Pahim Khan Pahadiir, B A B L , M B E., St. Marv’s Poad
Mr. Ahdur Pahim M'., M.A., LT..B , Troon Bnzai, Hvdernbnd
,, Afzulriirkar K. B., B.A., T.LB., Sidtan Bazar. Hvdprabad
Aravamndii Tyenrar S., Bewan Babadnr, B.A., B.L., M.B E., Shaheri
Osniani, Hyderabad

Mr. Bbole D. J., B.A., LL.B., CrowliLmda, TTvdpTab^nl
„ Balwant Pan, B.A., LTiB , D<^‘^b]nnkb, Snltan Bazar, Hyderabad
„ Cberoy N. S., Bar-at-Tuaw, Park T,ane, Sec*iindor:\l)ad
Dalai S. J., Khan Sabeb, B.A., LLB., Penderc-bnst Po vl
Mr. Dattatraya P. Pillay, B.A.. B L , Market Stref^t, Secunderabad
„ Devendra, B.A, B.L., H‘Bil Street. Secnnderal)ad
„ Dow N. V., B.A., LL.B., Aurarprabcnl

„ Dwarkanath Tvnnp:ar, B.A , B T.. Naravaiumda, Hyderabad
„ Ekan'ibaram S. R., B.A , B L., KaPsiynd u Secunderabad
„ Gopalan A. R., B.A., B.T> , M* rredp'dlv. Sccunderalnd
,, Grvind Pao Ganpcakhedke'»\ B A.. LT-.B . Shaheri Osmani Hyd’bad
„ Guianati L. Rao, B.A., LL B , KalaiuYuida. Secunder ibad
„ Haniimantha Pao Vaishn iv. B A., T.L.B , VI vderabad
Hanumayva M., B.A., Tuvh bowdi. Seeundcr'^bnd
,, Krishna Pao B , BA., B.L., Tu'>nndx"*"di. Sf cuiulerabad
,, Krishna Pao N., B.A., BJ^., Market Strrei, Secunderal^ad
„ T^aksliminaravana Ran AT . BA., T-B B> . Suit m B i/ar. TIydcra])ad
„ Matliew P. O., BA., B.L., Stilion Ponr!, Seem de’''>1)nd
,, Mohamad A\bdul A lam, B a., b, b., Kaebipida. TT'’dp]’-;]^q^d
„ ATiithukrisbna. B.A., B.T... l\ dasifAudi, Secuuder.il^ad
,, jTaravan Par) B , B.A , R L., Sluduud Oc;nuini, ]Tvderd)ad
„ Naraaari B. Sns-TV, B.A.. B.T.., Market Street Secunderabad
„ Rarahasimlia R. Tvanpr-^r B A ,B.L ,?^arlve.'- Street. Secunderabad
„ Narasimha Chati, K. T. B TJ.B , Oxford Str(yt, S^ cimdcrahad
,, Nirjnal B., IV'-r-at-T- w, Ox''( rd S.'roel, S<'ciind< r‘'l)ad
„ Narayana*. Tv ui^ar D., B A., LL B , Mai Vet Strcf t, So^mnderabad
„ Palnitknr S. AT., B.A,, 1 T. R , TTaeu'v. ui T-'kdi, IFvder d^ad
„ Pureshtham G. S.. B A , V, T. , St. Marv’s PeexL S<V'-uaVr dv^d
„ Pandnran^ V. Joshi, B a , LL.B , SLaVerl O^mnd. lT\'drr‘'>bMd
,, Pillai T^. Paja Bahadur, B.A., I' L , (F|d Oh '].p(u 1hind Soc’had
„ Pan.'e G. M,, BA., B.L., F-^enhau* The-jtre, 11 vderabad
„ Ouarashi A. A. S , B.A., B.L., Distill rv Po d
,, Pamaswamy A. Tyano:nr, BA., BT, . ATaria'dualli, Secunderabad
„ Pajr im Iyer V, B.A.BT.., Shaheri Os iv'^d. Hmh'rabad
„ Ramanuja B. K., Iyanp:a^-, IkA., LL ]L, AT rkft Sechid

„ Rajondra Naidu AT., BA.B.L., l^eti^diaF Strjeu, Socundorabad

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LAWYERS.

Secunderabad Continued,

Mr. Ranpja CTari C., M.A., LL.B., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
„ Rap:van N. S., b.A.,BX, Marked Street, Secunderabad
„ Ramanuia Chari B., B.A.,B.L., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
„ Ramakrishna Rao B., B.A.,B.L., Nizam Shahi Road, Hyderabad
„ Ranade D. J, B.A., LL.B., Auranprabad
„ Ramamoorti K., B.A., LL.B., 269, Nalaprutta, Secunderabad
„ Srinivasa Rap^ava Chari K., B.A.,B.L., Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
„ Suryanaravana Rao V., B.A ,B.L., Imambowdi, Secunderabad
„ Srinivasa Chari A., B.A .B.L., Shaheri Osmani, Hyderabad
„ Shrikande, B.A., LL.B , Kachiguda, Hyderabad
„ Saldana S. K., M.A., LL.B., James Street, Secunderabad
„ Tata Chari K., B.A., B.L., Oxford Street, Secunderabad
„ Tripp H. C., Bar-at-law, Oxford Street. Secunderabad
Venue:opal A., Rao Bahadur, B.A. , B.L., Hill Street, Secunderabad
Mr. Venkat Rno A. PL, B.A., B.L., Walker Town, Secunderabad
„ Venkata Chari K , B.A., LL. B., Key’s New Road, Secunderabad
„ Venkataram Sastri, T. R., B.A., B.L., Shaheri Osmani, Hyd’bad
„ Vaidya K. S., M.A., LL.B., SuBan Bazar. Hyderabad
„ Vinayak Rao K., Bar-at-law, Hyderabad

DOCTORS

Hyderabad Priyaie Practitioners

Dr. Ayongar S. N., B. A., L. n. o. P. & s., n. F. p. s., Kingkoti Road
,, Baig ^f^,Ghous 0 , L. M. & 8., C/o. Bai'g & Bros., Chadarghat
,, Batsha Mahboob, L. I. M., Mahaboob Mehondi
Bhide A V., l. M & s., Sidiambar Bazaar
,, Bhole R. J., L. e. P. s., Gowliguda
,, Bopadikar P. G., M. B. B. 8,, Gowliguda
M Bragnnza 0. J., M. B. B. S., Kizaiu Shahi Road
,, Brahamanandain A., L. M. P., Ananda Pharmacy Sultan Bazar
,, Christian E. B., M. B., Loprologist, Ramkote
„ Dass Damodar, L. M. & 8 ., C/o. G. Paul & Co., Charkaman
,, Bass Dayal, L. M, S., Charkaman
„ Davare S. K., L. M. & S , Sultan Bazar
„ Davids ^=5. E., L R. C. P., M. R. C. S , Kairatabad
,, Doundo S. R., L. M. P., Sultan Bazar
„ Durgiah R. S., M. B., C/o Victor & Co , Sultan Bazar

DOCTORS

Hyderabad Private Practitiorers Contivued
Dr. Farhat Ah Lt-Col,, li. A., M* li. Cli. B., Saifabad
,, Fazlulla H. M., L, M. & s., Gulzar House
„ Gogte H, R., L. R. c. P., & s., P. P. H,, Sultan Bazar
„ Gote, D, D., U, B. B. 8., Charkaman
,, Gorakshaker V. R,, B. A., M. B. Gh B., G unfoundry
,, Hussain M. A.. L. M. & 8., Station Road
,, Hussain Mohamed, M. B, B. s., Bogulkunta
,, Ismail Mohamed, Gulzar House

,, Jawoorker Ramchander Rao, L. M, P. M. B., Tsamia Bazar
,, Jahangir K., L. M. <& s,, Sultan Bazar
,, Jebangir M., L. M. & S., Sultan Bazar,

,, Jushi R, D., L, M, & 8., Shah Ah Banda
„ Khwaja Moinuddin (Major) M. P , 0pp. Imperial Post Office
Ramble S. T., M. P. (Berlin) Nampalh Road
„ Karvande Vasudev Rao, L. M. p.^ Sultan Bazar
,, Kashiker M. K., L. M. & 8., Gowliguda
,, Kasmi M. M., L, M. & 8., Abid Road
„ Kirloskar B. G,,M. B. B.8., Sultan Bazar^

,, Kirloakar G. K,, L, M. & s., Sultan Bazar
„ Lakslimiamah K, (Mrs.) M.B.ch Farayanguda Road
„ Lateef Sayeed, M. B , Oh. B., Kmgkoti
„ Mahoshwar Manickrao, L. M. P., Gowliguda
„ Manikyaraju P., B, M. B. B. 8., Malakpot

Mascarenas I. do L., B. A., M. B, B. s., Residency Road
,, Mascarenas (Mrs.) L. 0. P, S , L. M. & 8., Residency Road
Molkote G. S., L,. M & 8., Sultan Bazar
,, MendeoJiza A., L. M. & S., C/o Loshe Gay Sl Co., Station Road
,, Mohajjied All Khan Saheb, Kunta Raod *

„ Muniniadi Chotty N., L. M. & 8., M. B. B. 8., 826, Sultan Bazar
Mui-thi K. S. N., L.M.P., 92, Sultan Bazar
„ Faidu, M.D (Berlin) The Golden Threshold, Station Road
Naidu M. G. (Majorj M.B.c M., The Golden Threshold
,, Niuu N, S., w,B.B.8 , Opp. Excelsior Cinema
,, Nauiu Raiiiaswainy , L.M.P., Shahori Osmani
„ Pa tan -a r, V. B, L.M & 8,, Sultan Bazar
„ Phataiv B. K , m,B.B,8., D.o., Sultan Bazar
„ Poj)htJe S. S., L.M. dr 8 , Sultan Bazar
,, Raja B. S , P. & s,. Few Lane

,, Ramuhaniran A. S., iv3,B.B 8., O. T\ Q.^ Bashir Bagh Road
„ Ramaniah P. v'., m b., Sul tun Bazar

266

DOCTORS

Hijdcrabad Pt irate J^i oct:(?n}ier.< Cohtiniird
Dr. C. K. Durg;ii)ra&-.id, Jiao L.M J\, Gowliguda
„ liao R. Venkata B, Sc., 514, Sultan Ba 2 ar

„ Rao Rajoeliwar, M.B*, 4^-49, Chappol Bazar
,, Rao W. Narsing, M.B.B.s., Sultan Bazar
„ Ratnakar B. S., L C.P. b., Josln Building, 510, Sultan Bazar
„ Subbiah, L.M, <& 8 ., Nampalh Road
,, Subranianyam C. V., 144, Rampalli

,, Temirii M. G. A., L.M. <Sc S., OJiarkaman

Tuljaporkar M. K., L.C.P.B., Obarminar

„ Vakil Ardohhir .1., M..B.Oh.B., Ltt.CLP.&B. Troop Bazar
.5 Varadan B. S. V., L.M. & S., 70, Ebamiali Bazar
,, Vv'^asu C. S., M.O., Trooi) Bazar

„ Zaidi Byed Hasan, Zaidi Muiizil, Darushafa, Troop Bazar

Secunderaljad Private Praciitioners^

Di\ Bharat in M. Oxiurd Btivat
„ Biiasi.ar Kao T,, M.D. (Burlin) Station Raod
,, Bracis B. M., L.M. & a., liO, J‘ark Lano
„ Jivanji K., L.M. 6l s , Jaruos Bliariiuioy Janus Stroet
,, Kasiin Abdal, L.M. <& B., Biijbbir Medical Hall, Saunders Road
,, K li.idc'i' SlieriK, L.M.P., Janus Street Dispensary
„ Manic^iani Moodili.ir Kao Babob, L.M.P., Kalasiguda
„ Mody J- R,, L.M. <& s., JaiTios Street
,, Mu’ . ' N. K., L.M. & s., J uiiima Muspd
„ JMaidu M. V., L.C P.B. Market Street
„ jNania R. R., Jamais Pharmacy, Janus Street

Narayan Kao A. G., L.C.t’.s., L.M.&s., St. Mary’s Road
„ I’aitiiaiikoi N. P., M.B.n.B., Market Street
„ PurusiiotiiaLi P., L.M.<!fc s.. Station Road

Purusliotliain K. V., be29. Market Street

„ Ramauan V., L M.P., Picket

., Kanji (Japt., M.B.B.B , D.o., (Boil), Alexandra Road
„ Seethan S. P., L.M. iSc s.. 13 J, Park Lanti
,, Shankar C. S, Gown, l.m.P., A/‘^0, Bansilalpet
„ buiidorson V. T., L.M, & a., Marxet Medical Hall
Sundaram M. V. G., M.fi.B.s , Maikot Street
„ St. Roraaine E. Maj.or, i.M.D., Deccan Pharmacy, Oxford Street
„ Tiiimiarajii Yeshwaiit Kao N , 19 ;1, Pan Bazar
,, Timothy, M.B., C/o Butbel Medical Hall, St. Mary’s Road
,, Vi(*cajf !(3 D., Retired Civil Surgvsoii, Bolarum

„ Wadia M. K„ ...u.s., L.ti.cj.iL, (Giiuf Medical Ofiicer, Salar Jung Estate)*
James Street

N. B.~For Doctors in service see pages, 80, 84, 90, 95, %, 109, 112, 132 to 135.

CURRENCY.

CURRENCY.

Tlie State has its own Curronoy oallod HalU Sicca ot Osmania Sicca. The
usual differeuce between the British Government Currency and the HalU
Sicca is Rs. IS. i. e., B. G. hs. 100 for O. ■ > Rs. 115. This diSaronce fluctuates
from Bs. 14 to Rs. 18 according to Trade Conditions. Conversion tables are given
below .—

HALLI SICCA RUPKES INTO GOVT. RUPEES & VIcE- VERSA
Halli si oca R'uTer8~'~ _lp„. I. d”vEuNMKNT Rupees”

At the rate of At the rate of At the rate of At the r:ito of

113/12/0 114/0/0 r 113/1 i/0 114/0/0

r ----- I - -

2 40 1 2 2'8S 1 0 ! 14 j OUO 0 14 0'42

4'80 2 4 5-76 2 1 , 12 ; I’SS 1 12 O'Sl

7-20 3 6 8'61 3 2 10 2 37 2 10 1 26

9-60 4 8 11T)> 4 3813 16 38 163

O'OO 5 11 2-4C 5 4 6 395 4 6 2'10

2'40 6 13 5-28 6 5 4 4' 74 5 4 2-52

4.80 7 15 8 16 7 G 2 i 6-53 6 2 2 94

7-20 9 1 11 01 8 7 0 C 32 7 0 3-36

9-60 10 4 1 92 9 7 1 14 7-12 7 14 3 78

000 11 6 4-80 10 8,12; 7 91 8 12 42i

0 00 22 1‘2 9‘60 20 17 1 9 3 82 17 8 8-43

O'OO 34 3 2-40 30 26 ! 5 ' H'73 26 5 O'GS

0-00 45 9 7 20 40 36 2 I 7 64 35 1 4-84

0-00 57 0 OOO 50 43 ‘ 15 3 56 43 13 9-05

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0-00 79 12 9-60 70 61 i 8 ; 7'38 6. 6 5-47

0-00 91 3 2 40 80 70 ! 5 I 3 29 TO 2 9'6S

0-00 102 9 7-20 90 79 j 1 ! lr20 78 15 r89

O'OO 114 0 0 00 100 87 I 14 ; 7'12 87 11 6'iO

O'OO 228 0 0 00 200 17) ! 13 ! 5' 24 175 7 0'21

O'OO 342 0 0 00 300 '263 111! 9 36 263 2 G'Sl

O'OO 456 0 0 (10 400 351 . 10 i 4'48 350 14 0*42

O'OO 570 0 O'OO 500 4J9 I 8 11'60 438 9 6'63

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6

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12

227

8

341

4

455

0

568

12

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HALLl SICCA RUPEES INTO GOVT. RUPEES & VICE-VERSA.

MM

Halli Sue a Rui.ees

Ru-

OOVERNMFNT RUPEES

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57

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68

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69

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52

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52

2

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61

0

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13

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91

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103

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8

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78

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174

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173

14

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344

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345

0

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261

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260

13

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459

0

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9

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347

13

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573

12

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575

0

0*00

500

435

11

8*13

434

12

6*26

Repairs to Gramophones aid all musical instrurflents a
speciality. All makes of Gramophones and records
in stock at REID Co., Oxford St,, Secunderabad

HALLI SICCA RUPEES INTO GOVT. RUPEES AND VICE-VERSA

HaLLI SlOCA Rupeks

Rix -

Government Rupees

At tho rate of

kt tho rate of

At the rate of

At tho rate of

115/4/0

115/8/0

pees

115/4/0

115/8/0

1

2

5-28

1

2

5 76

1

0

13

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0

13

10-23

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433

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6-62

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Gramophone Records at Bombay rates. Gramophones of oil popular
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HALL I SICCA RUPEES INTO GOVT RUPEES & VICE- VERSA

Ha'”li^S[^cca_Rupee9

At the rate of | At the rato of _

116/4/0 I 116/8/0

Gvebnment Rupees

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116/4/0

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1

2

7-?0

1 1

2

7*68

,

0

13

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34

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Call or wrila to : —

V. JUGALDAS 8 e BROS.,

8IDDIMABER BAZAAR, ct HYDERABAD^DieeAN.

POn ALL KiNbS OP OlASS, PICTURB FltAMBS, TRI WOOD«
blAMDND GLASS CUTTERS, TIN RLATES, MANUFACTURES
OF STAINED S LEADED GLASS, FANCY FiCTURBS WITH
AND WITHOUT FRAMES,

Charges Modpriiiep B^vilhd Glaii Sp^cfality^ trial solictad

'^Jugaldas'* means the Best Glass

SPORTS E.VENTS ig 36 -HYDERABAD.

JANUARY.

Moin-ud*Dowlah Gold Cup Cricket Tournament — (1935*-3d there will be na Gold
Cup Tournauiont. Inatoad, the Moin-ud-Dowlali XI will meet Maharajah of
I’citiala’s 'J’oain ot Austral jan Cricketers in a three days fixture :;i4th, )<J5tli, <& 26th
January, Secunderabad Gymkhana Ground).

ThE AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

( Captain )

C, G. Macartney, Vice Capt. ...

L.K, Nagel
H H. Alexander
H. Ironmonger
T. W. Leather
A. H. Allsopp
H. L.Henlry
K. K. Oxenham
F. Mair

O. Wendell Bill
H. S. Love
J.E.Elhs
F. J. liryant
ii. O. Morrisby

Manager :

Mr. FRANK TARRANT,

Headquarters : — Rajendra Gymkhana, Patiala.

Intor-Collego & School Hockey Tournament
Inter-Collego & School Tennis Tournament

FEBRUARY

Mom-ud-DowIali Tennis Tournament
Hyderabad Y. M. C. A. Open Tennis Tournament

MARCH

Dominion Scout Rally
APRIL-MAY

Public Gardt'n Open Tennis Tournament
Hyderabad Himayat Hockey Tournament

JULY— AUGUST

Hyderabad Association I eaguo Cricket
Sb.iwcross Football Toarnaiiient
Departmental Football Touriianiont

SEPTEMBER

H. E. H’s. Birth Da> Scout Rally
JNundy Shield Football Touiiuiuent

Sanzefy — Photographer — Sagar Road^ Secunderabad

Victoria

New South Wales

Victoria

Vicioria

Victoria

Victoria

Victoria

Now South Wales
Queensland
New South Wales
New South Wales
Now South Wales
New South Wales
West Australia
Tasmania

276

SPORTS EVENTS 1936~SECUNDERABAD.

Hyderabad Continued
OCTOBER

Salar Jung Cricket Tournament

Hyderabad Junior Polo Tournament

Sir Atsar Cup Junior Polo Tournament, Fateh Maidan

NOVEMBER

Hyderabad Athletic Association Sports
berhamad-ud-Dowlah Cricket Tournament

DECEMBER

Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup Cricket Tournament

SECUNDERABAD

JANUARY

Secunderabad Area Boxing Tournament
Secunderabad Club Tennis Tournament

FEBRUARY

Army and Air Foroo Boxing Tournament —Open to Madras
Brigade and Deccan District

Races, Gymkhana Meeting, two days
Secunderabad Area Sports

The 7th Dragoon Guards Cup Polo Tournament (Secunderabad
Ground)

MARCH

Egorton Cup Polo Tournament (Hyslop Ground, Bolarum)
Races, Gymkhana Meeting, two days
D. N. Chenoy Cup Novices Polo Tournament

APRIL

Inter-Unit Football Tournament

MAY

Secunderabad Area Swimming Competition (Club Bath)

JULY

Races, Secunderabad Monsoon Meeting four days
AUGUST

Secunderabad Horse Show

Inter- Unit Cricket Tournament

Dara Chenoy Cup Polo Tournament for Seniors

OCTOBER

Inter* Unit Hockey Tournament
NOVEMBER

Sahibxada Cup Pole Tournament (Hyslop Ground, Bolarum)
DECEMBER

Intor-Unit Football Tournament

TIB4QLfi SURE REMEDY FOR TUBERCULOSIS

27

HYDERABAD GOVERNMENT HOLIDAYS.

F

RID AYS

Ist .Tanuarv 1936

New Year’s Day

Of,h January *36

. T.unar Felipse

14th January *36

. Til Sankara nth

9.Sth January *36

. Basanth Panchami

9th February *36

. Birthday of Walashan Prince Nawa
Muazzam Jah Bahadur

21 fit Fnhruarv ’36

Maha Shivrathri

24t,h February to lat March *36

.. Silver Jubilee Hoi ida'^’^a

4th to 8th March ’36 ...

.. Bakreod ( 7th Si 8th Holi )

t3t.h March ’36

. Fateha-Third-Khalifa

24th March ’36

. TTeradhi

25th March to 5th April *36

. Moharrum (25th Fateha-Second-Kbalifa)
(.31st March Sree Ram Navami)

l'’th "^^ay *36

. A r^hin

14th May *36

.. Rendition Residency Bazars

20th May ’36 ...

.. TiHst We^’nesdav

<'4th May *36 ...

Queen Victoria’s Birthday

97th May ’»6

.. Fateh a Hazrath Imam Hussan

2nfl & 3rd Juno *36

.. Dwaz- Dahum Sharif

26th June *36

.. Birthday of Late Nizam

Ivt July *36

.. Yaz -Dahum Sharif

Sth July ’36

.. Lunar Fdipse

2nd August *36

.. Rakhi-Poonam

9th August *36

.. Janma Ashtami

9th September ’.36

. Fateha First Khalifa

18th September *36

.. H. E H the Nizam’s Birthday

loth September ’36

.. Ganosh Chathnrthi

23rd September *36

.. TTnis Hazarath Khaia Moinuddin

29th September ’.36

Anantha Ohathurdaai

30th Sentemher *36

Birthday of Janih Amir Ali-us-Salam

4th & 5th October *36 ...

Kosharif Ohserrod onh/ in Hyd’had proper

6th October’ 36

. Fasli New Year’s Day

ISHi & 14th October ’36

. Shab-i-Miraj

16th October ’36

Independence Day

‘’4th & 25th October ’36

Dassera

.31st October & 1st Novoinher

. Shab-i- Barath

6th November ’36 . .

. B.»ba Sharifuddin Urus {only for Hydcrahad
. Wedding Anniversary of Prince JSawa
Walashan Azam Jah Bahadur

12th November ’36

13th & 14th November ’36

.. Deevali

19th November ’36

.. Late Nizam’s Anniversary Day

22iid November ’.36

Accession Dav

5th Docembor ’36

, Fateha Fourth Khalifa

12th to 15th Decemlv'r ’36

.. Shah- i Khader

16th to 19th December ’36

.. Td--ul-Fitr

2.^.th Dccombor ’36

.. X’mas Day

SOLE D1STRI3UTORS A. L. D’SOUZA & SONS. STATION ROAD. SCC’BAO

278

BANK HOLIDAYS-HYDERABAO.

Ranctiomd by H K H. thn 'Nizam’s GovornmpTil; tinder the Negotiable

Instruments Act V of 131

‘I Fasli.

SUNDAYS

1st Jannarv 19.16

.... Wednesd.ay

New Year’s Day

14th Jonuarv ,,

Tuesday

Foil 2 a 1

F'^'hroarv

Fridav

Maha Shivarathri

5th & 6th March ,,

... Thursday & Friday ..

Bakr-Id

7th March ,,

... Saturday

Holi

5>4th March „

... Tuorday

TTpadi

?1st March ,,

... do

Sri Hama Nav’-ami

3rd Sr 4th April ,,

... Friday & Saturday ..

Mob a r rum otilt/ for

(S'cf inojprahad)

10th April „

... Fridav

Good Fridav

11th to 11th A])riT ,,

.. Saturday to Monday..

Faster Vacation

14th May ,,

... Thursday

5 Fondition of Hosidency

Bazars

S4th May „

... Sunday

f Fmpire Day

*^11 d Jiino ,,

... Tuesday

Bara Waf.it

3rd dune

... Wodn^'sday

H. M tho King Emperor’s

Birthday

2Rth June ,,

... Friday

F H. the late Nizam’s

Birthday

1st July „

... Wednesday

^VnzDuham Sherif

3rd Arpfiist

... Monday

Fakhi Foonam

loth An post ,,

... do

Gcdnil Ashtami

l^th Soptenihor „

... Friday

H. E. TT tlu' Niza in’s Birthday

19th Soptenih^T ,,

... Saturday

G.mosh Chathurthi

Srth S('iit(’n’>h(*r

Tuei; b"v

Anant Oluiturdashi

nth Oct'^bor ,,

Monday

§ t day of Moula Ali Unis

13th Oct oh ''r „

Tnes^^av

5 '^Ivslv’-Mirai

14th October ,,

M^odxij.sday

M.ihalaya Arnavasvn

?6th October

Monday

D'jvf.ra

30th Sr 31st Oct. „

... Friday Sr S. tnrday

Sh'»hi-T’ar.at otihf for

S(‘rtLr(l(>r<iJ)(ul)

12th tol4tliNov.„

... Thur. to Satur.

D('eo;nu)1 i ( for Scnindi i ohad.

hdh ff’ tJth)

4th December „

... Friday

H.E H the Nizam’s Accession

Day

11th Docefnber „

... Friday

Akhir Jumma

l?tli D'^ceinbor ,,

.. Saturday

§ Shabi-Quttr.

inth Sr 17th Dec.

... Wed. Sr. Thur.

Tdub Fitr

‘'4th to Doc.

30th & 3lFt

... Thur. to ^atur. 1
... Wed. & Thur. j

Christmas Bolidays' '

^ These Holidays a"o not observed by Banks in Secunderabad,
t Date will be notified later.

STAY AT JOHTM S HOTEU - GUNFOUNDRY HYDERAB^a

1

1 JANUABY 1936.

28 Bahman 1345 F. 5 Shawal 1354 H.

WEDNESDAY 366

ONE OF THESE DAYS IS NONE OF THESE DAYS p Locke,