! cess. .* From the Private Secretary to it. B. the Covernor of Bengal. GoverNoR's CAMP, BENGAL, 22nd /ију, 191б. ' Dear Mr. Mukhari, His Exccellency has received the first copy of your Magazine "Anathbandhu." I will be glad if you will send me copies regularly. Please send me a bill for Rs. 10. The object is a laudable one. * * * Yours sincerely, (Sd.) W. R. Gourlay. From the ViceaChancellor of Calcutta University. SENATE House, Calcutta, 8th November, 1916. Dear Mr. Mookeri, I am much obliged to you for your letter of the 6th November and also for the three copies of the 'Anathbandhu' which you have been good enough to send me. I trust the Home that you seek to establish and the industries in connexion with it will all prosper and I wish them every suc Where will the home bef Some of the pictures in the magazine are very and the article on Mushthi-Yoga, if completed, ought to be very useful. Many of our grand-mothers' medicines are being lost sight of and it is fully worth somebody's . . OPINIONS. My Three Schemes. NATH BANDHU-1 have succeeded in bringing out the journal to the satisfaction of the highest personages of Bengal, Behar, Orissa, Assam and Sylhet and beg to submit their Opinions and the Opinions of the Press for your kind perusal. while to collect and publish available informa tion about them. Yours sincerely, (Sd.) D. Sarvadikary. From the Personal Assistant to Rai Bahadur Mrityunjay Rai Chowdhury. (Zетінdar of Kooяdi.) Shy AMPUR P. O., RANGPUR. The 7th Wov. 1916. Gentlemen, Your paper Anathbandhu has been appreciated by Rai Bahadur and many other gentlemen of this locality, I wish it every SCCESS, Yours faithfully, (Sd.) D. Chatterjee. P. A. to Rai Bahadur. From Rai Bahadur Rajendra Chandra Sastri ОлcuттA, 80, Tarak Chatterjee's Lane, The gth Nov. 1916. My Dear Sir, I have read your Bengali magazine "Anath Bandhu' with very great pleasure,
