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CENTRAL PROVINCES AND MADRAS WITNESSES.

No. Name. Designation. Page.
  CENTRAL PROVINCES.    
1 J. W. NeillJudicial Commissioner 1
2 Colonel M. M. Bowie Commissioner 3
3 F. C. Anderson * Offg. ditto 5
4 L. K. Laurie Offg. Secretary to the Chief Commissioner 7
5 H. H. Priest Revenue Secretary 8
6 A. C. Duff Deputy Commissioner ib.
7 B. Robertson Ditto 9
8 Khan Bahadur Aulad Hussein, C.I.E. † Assistant Commissioner, Settlement
Officer		 12
9 H. V. Drake-Brockman Assistant Commissioner, Offg. Excise
Commissioner		 ib.
10 F. G. Sly Assistant Commissioner, Settlement Officer 17
11 Parshotam Dass, R. B. Extra Assistant Commissioner, Settle-
ment Officer		 ib.
12 Bhargo Rao Gadjit * Extra Assistant Commissioner ib.
13 Trimbrak Rao Sathe * Ditto 20
14 Raghu Nath Rao * Ditto 25
15 Mahomed Hossein * Ditto 28
16 Ramkrishna Rao * Ditto 32
17 Batuk Bharti Tahsildar, Superintendent of Kalahandi
State		 34
18 Alam Chand Tahsildar, Supdt., Bastar State 37
19 T. Goondyah Tahsildar 39
20 Munshi Takht Singh * Retired Tahsildar 40
21 Chintamani Nand Late Tahsildar 42
22 Vinayak Balkrishna Excise Daroga 43
23 Anandi Persad Ditto 47
24 Brijmohan Patnaik Treasurer 50
25 Uma Charan Mukerjee * Government Clerk 52
26 Colonel J. C. Doveton Conservator of Forests 53
27 A. E. Lowrie * Offg. Deputy Conservator of Forests ib.
28 Khan Sahib Muhammed Ghouse Extra Assistant Conservator of Forests 56
29 Colonel H. Hughes Hallett * Offg. Inspector-General of Police 57
30 F. A. Naylor * District Superintendent of Police 59
31 Sirdar Bahadur Ratan Singh Ditto 61
32 Pandit Dina Nath, Rai Bahadur Assistant District Superintendent of
Police		 ib.

                       * Examined orally.                                          † Examined orally only.

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DescriptionVolume 6: Evidence of witnesses from Central Provinces and Madras. Answers from witnesses in Central Provinces and Madras about cultivation and growth of hemp, preparation or manufacture, trade, consumption or use, effects, administration - taxation and control.
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