NEPAL 1063
smooth-bore muzzle-loading gun.s. Facilities are given for the recruitment of Gnrkas for the Indian array.
The trade of Nepal with British India during three years ending March 31, 1912, has been as follows (including treasure) : —
From or to Nepal
1909-10
Rs. 3,28,85,162 1,61,37,675
1910-11
1911-12
Imports into India . Exports from India .
Rs.
3,72,40,486
1,71,82,847
Rs.
4,54,14,125 2,26,06,660
The principal articles of export are cattle, hides and skins, opium and other drugs, gums, re.sins and dyes, jute, wheat, pulse, rice and other grains, clarified butter, oil seeds, sjiices, tobacco, timber, saltpetre. The chief imports are cattle, sheep and goats, salt, spices, sugar, tobacco, drugs and dyes, petroleum, leather, brass, iron and copper wares, raw cotton, twist and yarn, silk, cotton and woollen piece goods.
The silver mohar is valued at 6 annas and 8 pies of British Indian currency. Copper pice, of which 50 go to a silver mohar, are also coined. The Indian rupee passes current throughout Nepal.
British Resident. — Lt. -Colonel H. L. Showers, C.S.I., CLE.
Books of Reference.
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Ballantine (H.), On India's Frontier. London, 1896.
Bendall(G.), A Journey in Nepal and Northern India. Cambridge, 1880.
Boeck (K.), Durch Indien ins Verschlossene Land Nepal. Leipzig, 1003. [French Translation, Aux Indes et au Nepal. Paris, 1907.]
Digby (W.), Nepal and India, London, 1890.
Edwardeg (Sir H, B.), Life of Sir Henry Lawrence (British Resident at Nepal). London, 1875.
Freshfield (D. W.), Round Kangchenjunga. London, 1903.
Hamilton (Francis) (formerly Buchanan), An Account of the Kingdom of Nepa . London, 1819.
Hodgson {B.), Essays on the Languages, Literature, and Religion of Nepaul and Tibet, London, 1874.
Hunter (Sir W. W.), Life of Brian Houghton Hodgson, British Resident at Nepal London, 1896.
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Waddell (L. A.), Among the Himalayas. London, 1898.
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