8. Sri Vishuddha Bhikku (Buddhist Mendicant, Sri Vinayalankara Vihara Harana, Colombo, Ceylon.) Thank you for the gist of your excellent books. You hare done, what a sincere admirer of our Lord the blessed Tathagato and the ever lasting Dhauna taught by him could do. 9. Sri Vilasa Bhikku, (Buddhist Mendicant, Burma). IVhen I left Madras I carried your books to Burma and submitted to our l'iharas, where they were highly praised and appreciated by learned Bikkus. I saw many reviews and advertisements of your Dharmapada, &c. in many of the Burmese journals at Burma. 10. Mr. K. S. Chendrasekhara Iyer, B.A., B.L., Secy. to the Govt. of H.H. The Maharaja of Mysore ; You are entitled to the best thanks of the Kanarese speaking world for your unselfish lahours in making available to it the noble teachings of Goutama The Buddha. 11. Mr. P. N. Purnaiya, B.A., Retired Excise Commr., & Inspector-General of Registration, Mysore (Govt. l'our coniparison with “ l'edic Riks" is in most cases very apt and striking. --- 12. Mr. R. Narasimhachar, M.A., M.R.A.S. Supt. Archælogical Department & Member of the Text-book Committee, Mysore (Govt.) The learned preface in Kannada prefixell to the work clears up most of the prevailing misconceptions with regard to Buddha and his teachings.
