HPB-SB-13-150

from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society

volume 13, page 150

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vol. period: 1882

pages in vol.: 229

One standalone Hindu Sabha broadsheet containing two separately titled sections. Both concern the fundraising and school provisions of the organisation described on scrapbook page 149, but the sheet itself prints no date or place.

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Model Form

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The Prospectus of the Hindu Sabha “Women’s Schools”

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Editor's notes

↑ Model Form by unknown author, Standalone Hindu Sabha fundraising and school broadsheet; undated and without a printed place. A sample donation table for the Madras Central Hall and Liberal Church of the Hindu Sabha and for special patronage. It sets a minimum donation of Rs. 50, gives examples of donations for a pandit, hall, women's school, furniture, library or press, and asks members and patrons to return the form to the Executive Committee at the Central Hall in Triplicane.
↑ The Prospectus of the Hindu Sabha “Women’s Schools” by A. Sankariah (signed as A. SANKARIAH, President-Founder of the Hindu Sabha), Standalone Hindu Sabha fundraising and school broadsheet; undated and without a printed place. The complete five-point prospectus proposes locally managed schools for Hindu women, including widows, and lists instruction in Sanskrit law and literature, Vedanta, medicine, literacy, history, geography, arithmetic and needlework. It proposes a small women's school attached to every temple and is signed by Sankariah.

[1] Model Form by unknown author, Standalone Hindu Sabha fundraising and school broadsheet; undated and without a printed place. A sample donation table for the Madras Central Hall and Liberal Church of the Hindu Sabha and for special patronage. It sets a minimum donation of Rs. 50, gives examples of donations for a pandit, hall, women's school, furniture, library or press, and asks members and patrons to return the form to the Executive Committee at the Central Hall in Triplicane.

[2] The Prospectus of the Hindu Sabha “Women’s Schools” by A. Sankariah (signed as A. SANKARIAH, President-Founder of the Hindu Sabha), Standalone Hindu Sabha fundraising and school broadsheet; undated and without a printed place. The complete five-point prospectus proposes locally managed schools for Hindu women, including widows, and lists instruction in Sanskrit law and literature, Vedanta, medicine, literacy, history, geography, arithmetic and needlework. It proposes a small women's school attached to every temple and is signed by Sankariah.

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