[201] Hidden by the curtain.
[202] Panthays are Chinese Mohammedans of Yunnan.
[203] Mr. H. F. Hertz, C.I.E.
[204] Cf. “The Pacification of Burma,” p. 239 et seq.
[205] Brigadier-General Hugh O’Donnell, C.B., D.S.O.
[206] A curious sight often to be seen outside of Bhamo was a drove of pigs brought from China, each pig at night picketed to a small peg. Hard by baskets of walnuts deluded the stranger into the belief that the pigs, like pack-bullocks, were made to carry the baskets.
[207] The station of that name on the Myitkyina line used perversely to be called by railway engineers “One-two.”
[208] Mr. Fielding-Hall, the accomplished author of “The Soul of a People.”
[209] Sir Frank Campbell Gates, K.C.I.E., C.S.I., Financial Commissioner of Burma.
[210] Now a Judge of the Chief Court.