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Rh at Home, and the book was equally appreciated by Indians and Europeans.

In this year donations, of one thousand rupees each, were given to the following institutions and funds:—
 * (1) The Jubilee Club, Parvatipore.
 * (2) The Madras Landholders' Association.
 * (3) The Earthquake Relief Fund.
 * (4) The Prince of Wales Reception Fund.
 * (5) The Lord Curzon Memorial Fund.

1906. Having been invited by the Government of Madras, the Maharajah was present at Madras during the visit of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. On the afternoon of the 24th January Their Royal Highnesses landed at Madras from Rangoon. The Maharajah was one of those few who were introduced to the Prince and Princess. In the Procession from the Pier to the Gates of Government House the Maharajah took