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Krai, potter Namdagaur, a felt-maker 



Ruphgaur, shawl-darner Kaalcha woanawun, a carpet-ma- 



Topagaur, needle- worker of cor- ker 



ners Daub, washerman 



Paatigaur, worker in silk Chitta gaur, a chintz-maker 



Topi suwawun, cap-maker Laungi woanawun, a lungee-maker 



Juraabi, \ , maker Kaghaz gaur, a paper-maker 



Jurabagaur, J Janda sats, a patch work tailor 



Sats, a tailor Araum, kitchen gardener 

 Doori woanawun, maker of breechesGroost, a cultivator 



ties Kucha haanz, a rice cleaner of the 



Ashadgaur, an oculist Haanz tribe 



Dyara saraf, a money changer Demba haanz, a cultivator of float- 



Jarap, land surveyor ing lands 



Thantaur, coppersmith Thaheer, a street minstrel 



Khar, blacksmith Grata woal, a miller 



Nailchigar, hookah pipe-maker Phut gaur, a basket-maker 



Doon, cotton cleaner Kangul, a kangree-maker 



Wouwur, a weaver Baghwan, a gardener 



Kandur, baker Turka chhan, a turner 



Dandur, vegetable seller Gatar woanawun, a ribbon-maker 



Soudagur, fruit seller Pooi woany, a woollen thread seller 



Kraipak, confectioner Koad, cotton cleaner 



Khahauny gaur, knife grinder Tsamar, shoemaker 



Khanda wav, shawl weaver Watul, a sweeper 



Aujar woany, 1 Bautigaur, an innkeeper 



Houti woal, J * ce Tainhi gaur, a mint man 



Kababa gaur, seller of cooked Mala khoash, ) j. 



meat Gar mala, '$ »S»ve digger 



Sazagar, a tire woman Tsoor, a thief 



Guna woanawun, maker of hair Tsroal, a jailor 



clothes Meerda, a police officer 



Roza wutawun, rope-maker Chanda tsoor, a pickpocket 



Chhan, carpenter Haist woal, an elephant keeper 



Dusil, bricklayer Bad, a mimick, (whence bauda 



Surawoal, a performer on the sitar, jushna, a play) 



accompanied by the voice Gaanz, a currier 



Doolkiwoal 1 a P er ^ ormer Zinmazoor, woodcutter 



Doolik waujiwun, (? n d , rum withBaipaar, a merchant 



J J hand Goor, a dairy man 



Surnoci, lute player Shahteer, a forerunner 



Soenur, goldsmith Oonta woal, a camel man 



Manur, lapidary Trangaree woainy, an itinerant 



JMukhta tsurrachal, pearl arranger grocer 

 Haanz, boatman Puj, a sheep butcher 



Gada haanz, fisherman Kasab, a beef-butcher 



Rangaur, a dyer Gupan roach, a herdsman 



INJandangaur, a pattoo-maker Pohul, a shepherd 



