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=Haripur Town=
Head-quarters of the Haripur tahs'il o'i Hazara
District, North-West Frontier Province, situated in 34° N. and 72° 57"
E., on the left bank of the Dor river, and on the road from Hassan
Abdal to Abbottabad. Population (1901), 5,578. Haripur was founded
about 1822 by Sardar Harl Singh, the Sikh gxn'ernor of Hazara, and on
annexation became the head-cjuarters of the District, but was abandoned
in favour of Abbottabad in 1853. An obelisk marks the grave of
Colonel Canara, a European ofticer of the Sikh Artillery, who fell in
1848 defending his guns single-handed against the insurgents under
Chattar Singh. The municipality was constituted in 1867. The
income and expenditure during the ten years ending 1902-3 averaged
Rs. 17,800. In 1903-4 the income and expenditure were Rs. 19,100 and Rs. 20,100 resi>ectivelv. The town possesses a dispensarv and
a muncipal middle school.

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Pdewan at 17:31, 16 November 2014

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OXFORD, AT THE CL..."