The “Rangoon Gazette” in reviewing the administration of the Lieutenant-Governor says: Sir Harcourt Butler has more than fulfilled the great expectations which were founded on the appointment of so distinguished a member of the Indian Government to the youngest of her provinces. After dealing with the various reforms introduced during his regime the journal concludes as a result Burma has attained an importance in her own eyes and the eyes of the Empire which she hardly expected, by the visit to India with his secretaries by the important part Burma has played in the making of munitions through her wolfram exports the province has been forced into prominence. Sir Harcourt Butler has approached his task in Burma from the standpoint of what Americans would call a real live man of business and he has his reward in the gratitude of all classes and most sincere regret of all at his premature departure. Whatever Sir Harcourt’s future may lie in England or in India or however high a position he may hold such a man is bound to rise.