- were
given by the
British to a
Parsi merchant of Bombay, Mr.
Hormasji Bamanji Wadia in
exchange for a
piece of land near the
Apollo pier gate in Bombay...
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Kavasji Edalji; Dhabhar,
Bamanji Nasarvanji (1909). An English-Avesta Dictionary.
Printed at the Fort Printing...
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Textual Sources for the
Study of Zoroastrianism, Chicago: UC
Press Dhabar,
Bamanji Nusserwanji (1932), The
Persian Rivayats of
Hormazyar Framarz and others...
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History of Zoroastrianism, vol. 2, Leiden:
Brill Dhabar,
Bamanji Nusserwanji (1932), The
Persian Rivayats of
Hormazyar Framarz and others...
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Persian rivayats of
Hormazyar Framarz and others.
Translated by Dhabhar,
Bamanji Nasarvanji. Bombay, IN: K.R. Cama
Oriental Institute. 1932. Frye, Richard...
- 1899)
George Francis McDaniel Ennis (1899 - 1900)
Skinner Turner (1901)
Bamanji D.
Talati (1905) Hugh Owen
Dolbey (1905)
Framrose P.
Doctor (1906) Hugh...
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rupees a month.
After his
successful roles of
Baheram Irani and
Pumba in
Bamanji Kabraji's
Gamde ni Gori (Village Nymph, 1890) and Bimar-e-Bulbul respectively...
- the
Parsi heroine. She
acted in
Nanabhai Ranina's
Nazan Shirin (1881),
Bamanji Kabra's
Bholi Gul (Innocent Flower, 1882,
based on
Ellen Wood's English...
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operational until 1932.
Fenton acted in
Nanabhai Ranina's
Nazan Shirin (1881),
Bamanji Kabra's
Bholi Gul (Innocent Flower, 1882,
based on
Ellen Wood's English...
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Superintendent of the
Reformatory School at Hazaribagh,
Bihar & Orissa.
Bamanji Hormusji Mistri,
lately Senior Non-European Clerk, Kenya.
Elizabeth Coldwell...
