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0328 India and Tibet : vol.1
India and Tibet : vol.1 / Page 328 (Color Image)

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[Photo] To face page 267 MISSION QUARTERS, LHASA

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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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y for introducing business m
during my first visit to him,
returned to camp by a d
ity.
of the Councillors, with two
me the following day with 250
d huts, flour, peas, and bu
ts, 30 sheep, and Rs. 1,500 in
getting into the next best h
tion of wishing to go into t
Pime, which was in the s
maged that the house of t
ld be at my disposal. This w
r staff, as well as an escort of
refore, both for purposes of
receptions, much more suit
join.
got in touch with both th
the highest Tibetan officials
d—August 5—to see the two
to be of the greatest help
the Nepal representative who w
f Lhasa and the old Tongsa P
had arrived from Gyantse.
Jit Bahadur had been mo
reported. He had very
uch more quick and alert
ives from his Government
nd no one could have been
apa Penlop had neither th
dness of Captain Jit Baha
his representatives carried
you make a firm friendshi
we all to sign, though, of
I had to negotiate with
Government was in utter
h Lhasa had been disgraced,