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Full text : A classified and descriptive catalogue of the Indian department, Vienna Universal Exhibition 1873

Educational  Department,  Central  Provinces.
,998.  Palm  leaf  book  of  Stokes,  in  Telugu.
1,026.  Bündle  of  country  paper,  wooden  board  with
pen  and  chalk.
1,029.  Palm  leaf  book  of  Ganapati  Stotra  in  Tamil.
Local  Committee,  Mysore.
1,959.  English  and  Canarese  Dictionary,  by  John
Garrett.
The  Arnnodaya,  an  illustrated  Anglo-Canarese  Magazine, ­
  edited  by  Rev.  B.  Rice,  London  Mission,
Bangalore.  Canarese  Dialogues  on  Revenue  and
Judicial  Matters,  police  courts,  public  Works,
agriculture,  &c.  &c.,  with  a  liberal  interlinear
translation.
1,964.  Newspaper.

Indore  Local  Committee.
1,756/72.  “Malwa  Akbar.”  Lithographed  by  the
Indore  Press.
Educational  Department,  Sind.
3,871.  Essay  on  female  education.
3,874.  Sind  Sudhar,  a  bi-monthly  periodical  (the  first
periodical  published  in  the  vernacular  of  the  province),
  published  under  the  direction  of  the  Educational ­
  Department  in  1870-71,  600  subscribers.
3.881.  Dictionary,  English  and  Sindi.
3.882.  Rai  Diach  Arabic.
3.883.  Suswn  Purha  Poem.
3.887.  Kamsen  Kamrup  Arabic.
3.888.  Stories,  Hindi,  Sindi.

PHOTOGRAPHS  AND  DRAWINGS  REFERRING  TO  THE  EDUCATIONAL
COLLECTION  FORWARDED  FROM  INDIA  TO  THE  LONDON  INTERNATIONAL ­
  EXHIBITION  OF  1871.
[20  Frames.]

No.  of
Frame.
Schools  of  Art  in  India.
Madras  School  of  Industrial  Art.
1.  Patterns  drawn  on  the  ground  in  front  of  the
houses  of  natives.
Calcutta  School  of  Art.
2,  3,  4.  Specimens  of  drawing,  engraving,  and
lithography,  by  students  of  the  school.
Madras  School  of  Industrial  Art.
5.  Copper-plate  engravings.
School  Buildings  in  India.
Madras  Local  Committee.
6.  Photographs  of  Harris  School,  Madras.  Government ­
  High  School,  Bangalore.  The
Presidency  College,  Madras.
Bombay  Local  Committee.
7.  Photographs  of  Raj  Koomar’s  College,  Kattyawar.
  Beigaum  School  Building.  Training
College,  Ahmedabad.
8.  Photographs  of  Civil  Engineering  College,
Poona.  Deccan  College.  Money  School,
Bombay.
9.  Views  of  Elphinstone  College,  Bombay.  Students ­
  of  Elphinstone  College,  Bombay.
Modes  of  Punishment  used  in  Native
Schools  in  India.
Educational  Department,  Mysore.
10.  Water-colour  Sketches  of  the  modes  of  punishment ­
  used  in  the  indigenous  schools  of  Mysore. ­

Schools  of  Art  in  India.
Madras  Local  Committee.
11.  Photograph  showing  students  learning  brickmaking.

Bombay  Local  Committee.
Photographs  of  Architectural  Sculpture  Department, ­
  Bombay.  Lecture  Room,  School
of  Art,  Bombay.  Students  and  Staff  of  the
School  of  Art,  Bombay.

No.  ol
Prame.
Burmese  Monasteries.
Rangoon  Local  Committee.
12.  Photographs  of  Budhists’  Monasteries,  Mandelay.
  "  Budhists’  Monasteries,  Rangoon.  Monastic
  School,  Rangoon.  Group  of  Burmese
Monks.  One  of  the  entrances  to  Shive  Pagoda,
  Rangoon.  Grand  entrance  to  Shive
Pagoda,  Rangoon.
Schools  of  Art  in  India.
Madras  School  of  Industrial  Art.
13.  Drawings  of  indigenous  and  exotic  varieties  of
cotton  grown  in  Western  India.
Native  Modes  of  Gymnastic  Exercises.
Oude  Local  Committee.
14.  Water-colour  drawings  of  native  gymnastic
exercises.
Groups  of  Sciiolars  and  Teachers  from
VARIOUS  PARTS  OF  InDIA.
15.  A  boy  learning  to  read.  A  boy’s  posture  whilst
writing.  A  boy  going  to  school.  A  Memshi
and  his  pupils,  Agra.  A  Sanskrit  school.  A
vernacular  school,  Madras.  Female  convict
school.  A  village  school,  Oude.  Hindee
girls’  dass,  Oude.  A  village  school.  A
native  muktub,  Oude.  Kolata  standing.
Kolata  sitting.  Gymnastic  exercises,  Ahmedabad. ­

Schools,  Buildings,  and  Groups  of  Scho-LARS
  FROM  VARIOUS  PARTS  OF  INDIA.
16.  The  Talookdar’s  School,  Ahmedabad.  A  village ­
  school  in  Sydapett,  Madras.  Government ­
  Normal  School,  French,  Ahmedabad.
Government  Female  Normal  School,  Nagpoor.
Joy  Narain’s  College.  Lord  Napier’s  School,
Madras.
Groups  of  Sciiolars  and  Teachers  from
VARIOUS  PARTS  OF  INDIA.
17.  A  girls’  school,  Bombay.  A  village  school,
Bengal.  Group  of  students.
            
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