The romantic East: Burma, Assam, & Kashmir - Khamkoo

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south, and the Bhutan Hills to the north, and at
4 o'clock we arrived at Dhubri. There we saw
evidence of the great
Bengal jute industry, and of
the minor one of brickmaking. Having sent a
request, in advance, to the station-master, we found
attached to the train a through carriage for Silliguri,
where we arrived early the next
morning on the
way to Darjiling.
Ten weeks later, after having
been as far north as the Khaibar Pass, we left
Rawal Pindi for Kashmir.
NOTE TO CHAPTER XIII
TIME-TABLE OF BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER STEAMERS, WINTER, 1904-5
Down River
D.B. Dak Bungalow.
R.H. Rest House.
T.O. Telegraph Office.
Madras Time
Leave
1st Day. Dibrughur (Dibrugarh), D.B. . . 13
Dehingmukh (Dihingmukh) . . . 14.30
Desangmukh (Disangmukh)., R.H. . 16.30
Dekumukh (Dikhumukh)
. . . 17.30
Jhansimukh (Janjimukh)
. . 18.30
Kolomabari (Kamlabari)
. . . 19-30
2nd Day. Kokeelamukh (Kokilamukh), D.B. . 6
Nigriting (Nigri Ting), R.H. ... 8
Dhansirimukh, R.H 11
. .
Gamirighat (Goniiri Ghat)
. 13
Behalimukh, R.H. . . . . 14
Bishnath (Biswanath), T.O. . . . 16