Chapter 22Associates, 1906–1926 · To Aswinicoomar Banerji

sooner or later His Highness would like to build some at least; so will you please take the Professors into consultation, and after fixing on all the requirements and conveniences necessary, make out a model plan which should be accompanied with elevations, estimates and a computation of the rent which may be charged, all complete, so that whenever it is thought desirable to build, orders can at once be given without going each time into details and estimates.

Yours sincerely Aravind. A. Ghose. A. B. Clarke Esq.

Principal

Baroda College.

Huzur Kamdar’s Office 28th September 1904.

My dear Dewan Saheb,

I have been directed by H.H. the Maharaja Saheb to join the College immediately if that were possible so that there might be no delay in my beginning to draw the increment in my salary. In accordance with these instructions I have reported myself to Mr.. Clarke today, having forwarded the original order of my appointment in due course. I am also instructed, as there will be vacation for three months, to continue to help Mr.. Karandikar in the work of Huzur Kamdar as before.

These directions will, I presume, emend the last paragraph of the Huzur Order of the 26th September 1904 on the tippan for Mr.. Clarke’s confirmation as Principal, since in the original order it is directed that the increment shall begin from the day I join the College.

Yours sincerely Aravind. A. Ghose. Huzur Kamdar