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Appendix K.
Registers and Forms.
Serial
No. of
form in
Sche-
dule,
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
l6
17
l8
19
21
Name of form.
Patient's Ticket.
Do.
Register.
Statement showing the details and class of
patients treated at the dispensary
Indent for Veterinary medicines and other
expendable articles ...
Register showing the number of cases treated
during tour
...
Statement showing the number or animals trea-
ted by Veterinary Assistants
Tour Diary of Veterinary Assistants
Statement showing the results of inoculation
in Patwari Circles
...
*..
Bill for professional attendance on cattle
Serum Register
Statement showing quantities of serum received,
consumed and balances in hand at close of
quarter
Register showing the details ol animals inspected
at slaughter-houses ...
Visitors' books of Veterinary Dispensaries
Inspection Report of Veterinary Dispensaries by
Veterinary Inspectors
Table I.—Showing the main results of Veteri-
nary Colleges and Schools
Table II.—Showing number of deaths from con-
tagious diseases amongst cattle during the
year
Table III.—Showing results of preventive inocu-
lation during the year
Table IV.—Showing
the number of animals
treated and castrated by Veterinary Assis-
tants on tour
Table V.—Showing the number of animals
treated at Veterinary Dispensaries during
the year
Table VII.—Statement showing total strength oi
subordinate Veterinary staff employed dur-
ing the year
...
„.
Page.
62
63
64
... *
65
66 & 67
68
69 & 70
71
72
73
74 & 75
76—79
... *
80
81
81
82 & 83
84
* Not printed in this Appendix.
61
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
Serial
No. of
form in
Sche-
dule.
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Name of form
Table VIII.—Return of Stud Bulls during the
year
Table IX.—Showing main results of the work-
ing of provincial cattle farms during the
year
Table X—Return of horse, pony ; and donkey
stallions under Local Bodies for the year ...
TableXI.—Services and produce of each class
of horse, pony or donkey stallion under
Local Bodies
...
...
Table XII.—Showing average cost of food, keep,
attendance, etc., of horse, pony and donkey
stallions during the year
...
Table XIII—Abstract
of particulars regarding
horse fairs and shows held in non-selected
districts during the year
...
Table XIV.—Abstract
of particulars regarding
cattle fairs and shows held during the
year
Table XIV-A.—Statement
showing the cost of
the Civil Veterinary Department in the
Central Provinces during the year
Table XIX.—Statement
showing total charges
during the financial year in connection with
the Civil Veterinary Department
Valuation statement of catlle, grain and fodder
in hand at close of year
Inspection Report of prevalence of cattle disease.
Report of outbreaks of cattle diseases from Pat-
waris, etc.
...
...
Form of indent
Slips with names of forms to be posted on the
form of Consolidated Indent
...
Register showing the action taken on the re-
ports of outbreaks of cattle disease
Statement showing condition of stables, ponies,
&c
..
...
Page.
85
86
... *
... *
... *
...*
87
88
... *
89
90
... *
... *
... *
91
92
* Not printed in this Appendix,
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
62
XXV—4/C. V. D. PATIENT'S TICKET.
No._
, Owner
Dispensary,
Date
Place where animal is kept
Animal. Sex. Age.
Colour. Breed.
Nature of
work on
which the
animal is
employed.
Period for
which the
animal has
been ill.
Disease.
Date when
treatment
stopped.
Result.
Date.
Symptom.
Treatment.
PATIENT'S TICKET.
[To be given to owner of
animal.]
No.
Name of Owner
Animal
Dates of visits to Dispensary.
63
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
XXV—2./C.
V. D.
PATIENTS REGISTER.
Yearly
No.
1
Daily
No.
2
Kind of
animal.
3
From town
or mofussil.
4
Name and address
of owner.
5
Occupation of
owner.
6
Disease.
7
Treatment.
8
Treated free or
fee charged.
9
Result.
10
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
64
XXV—3./C. V. D.
[C. V. D. VETERINARY DISPENSARY FORM No. 1.]
CENTRAL PROVINCES.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Statement showing the details and class of patients treated at the
Veterinary Dispensary during the month of
19
Last month's cases Brought forward.
Fresh cases ...
* Total ...
Cured ... ...
Relieved ... ...
Discontinued ... ...
Died ... ...
Remaining on the
1st
19 . ...
* Total ...
OUT-DOOR PATIENTS.
Horses.
1
Cattle.
2
Other
animals.
3
Total.
4
IN-DOOR PATIENTS.
Horses.
5
Cattle.
6
Other
animals.
7
Total.
8
GRAND TOTAL OF BOTH OUT-
---- AND IN-DOOR PATIENTS.
Horses.
9
Cattle.
10
Other
animals.
11
REMARKS.
Daily average of
Out-door patients
...
Daily average of
In-door patients ...
Major operations ...
Minor operations ...
Mofussil cases ...
No.
Fees
Charged
for _______
Forwarded to the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department, C. P.
Secretary, District Council,
Dated_________19
.
Superintendent,
Civil Veterinary Department, C. P.
Dated
_________
19 .
* These totals must agree.
__________
Veterinary
Inspector/Assistant.
In charge __________ Veterinary Dispensary.
Dated
________
19
.
Appendix K.—Contd.)
65
XXV—5/C.V. D.
CENTRAL PROVINCES.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Register showing cases treated by Veterinary Assistant on tour.
Date.
1
Name of
village.
2
Name of
Tahsil.
3
Serial
number of
new cases.
4
Kind of animal.
5
Name of owner.
6
Occupation of owner
7
Disease.
8
Treatment.
9
REMARKS.
10
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
66
XXV—6./C.
V. D.
CENTRAL
CENTRAL PROVINCES CIVIL
Statement showing the number of animals treated on tour by
during the
Tahsil.
1
Rinderpest.
Died.
2
Recovered.
3
Total.
4
Anthrax.
Died.
5
Recovered.
6
Total.
7
Foot and mouth disease.
Died.
8
Recovered.
9
Relieved.
10
Total.
11
Pleuro Pneumonia.
Died.
12
Recovered.
13
Total.
14
Forwarded to the Superintendent, Civil Veteri-
nary Department, C. P.
Secretary, District Council.
Dated
191.
Superintendent,
Civil Veterinary
Department, C. P.
Dated—
191
67
Appendix K.—(Conta.)
PROVINCES.
C. V. D. VETERINARY DISPENSARY FORM No. 2.
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
Veterinary
in the District of
Month of
191
Black quarter.
Died.
15
Recovered.
16
Total.
17
(Hæmorrhagic
Septicæmia.)
Died.
18
Recovered.
19
Total.
20
Other Diseases
Died.
21
Recovered.
22
Relieved.
23
Total.
24
Total.
Died.
25
Recovered.
26
Relieved.
27
Total.
28
Number of Villages visited.
29
Number of days spent on tour.
30
Veterinary
In charge Veterinary Dispensary,
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
68
XXV—7./C. V. D.
CENTRAL PROVINCES.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Tour Diary of Veterinary Assistant
of
for the Month
of
191
Date.
1
From.
2
To
3
Distance.
4
Details of work done.
5
REMARKS BY—
Veterinary
Inspector.
6
District
authorities.
7
Superintendent,
Civil Veterinary
Department.
8
CENTRAL PROVINCES.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Statement showing the results of —inoculation in the Patwari Circle
Tahsil
District.
XXV—8./C.V.D.
Village.
1
Inoculation carried
on by
2
Date of
Inocu-
lation.
3
Before inoculation.
Number of animals.
Attacked.
4
Died.
5
Inocu-
lated.
6
During period of inoculation.
Not inoculated.
Already
re-
covered.
7
Now-
suffer-
ing.
8
Not
attacked.
9
After inoculation.
Animals inocu-
lated.
Number
attacked.
10
Number
died.
11
Animals not
inoculated.
Number
attacked.
12
Number
died.
13
Remarks.
14
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
69
XXV—9/C.
V. D. No.
CENTRAL PROVINCES AND BERAR.
CIVIL VETRINARY DELARTMENT.
MEMORANDUM OF ACCOUNT.
For professional attendance on a_
To
Date.
Details.
First visit at Re. ...
Visits at Re ...
Visits at Re ...
Conveyance charges for ..
Visits outside the
Station.
Total ...
Amount.
Rs.
a.
p.
Veterinary
Assistant,
Dispensary
No.
CENTRAL PROVINCES AND BERAR.
CIVIL VETRINARY DEPARTMENT.
MEMORANDUM OF ACCOUNT.
For professional attendance on a
See Rule overleaf
To
Date.
Details.
First visit at Re ...
Visits at Re. ...
Visits at Re. ...
Conveyance charges for.
Visits outside the
Station.
Total ...
Amount.
Rs.
a.
p.
—Veterinary Assistant,
Dispensary.
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
70
Extract from Rules for the Provincial Subordinate
Veterinary
Service in the Central Provinces and Berar published in Noti-
fication No. 950, dated the 9th February 1905, as amended by
Notification No. 273, dated the 21st June 1911.
(To be printed at back of form XXV-9.)
12.—Private Practice.
The Subordinate Staff are permitted to engage in private practice under the
following conditions : —
(a) Assistants, whether on tour or in charge of camp or town dispensaries, may
charge fees for visits paid to animals not used for agriculture or for any
trade or industry, provided they are owned by persons paying land
revenue to the extent of Rs. 500 a year or upwards, or income-tax.
(b) No charge may be made for conveyance, except by Assistants in charge
of town dispensaries, in respect of visits paid to animals outside the limits
of the town, Municipality or Civil Station, unless suitable conveyance is
provided.
(c) Private practice may only be undertaken in spare time and must not be
allowed to interfere with official work.
d) Cases brought to Assistants at their dispensaries, whether town or camp,
or to themselves at any place which they are halting at, or passing
through, are not to be considered as subjects for private practice, whether
for an operation or for treatment.
e) Any touring Assistant who halts for undue periods or journeys unnecessarily,
merely for the sake of private practice, renders
himself liable to punish-
ment.
(f) Assistants in charge of town dispensaries are not bound to visit animals
which are entitled to free treatment, unless they are unable to be moved,
or are believed to be suffering from a contagious disease.
(g) The maximum fees are as follows :—
For visits
For castration ...
Other major operations ...
Minor operations ...
Rs. 2 for the first visit.
Re. 1 for every subsequent visit.
Rs. 10.
Rs. 5.
Re. 1.
For dogs and other small animals, half the above fees may be charged.
Fees for operations do not include subsequent treatment, which the assistant is
qualified to charge for separately.
(h) Assistants are not entitled to give opinion as to soundness; but this does
not prevent them from stating what disease or injury an animal is
suffering from, with reference to subsequent treatment, or to show
incapacity for work ; such an opinion will be charged for as ordinary
treatment.
(i) The cost of medicines used in private practice is separately recoverable
and should be credited to the Dispensary Fund.
(j) Any attempt on the part of an Assistant to charge fees for attendance on
agricultural cattle renders him liable to dismissal.
(k) Any person disputing the charge made by an Assistant for private attendance
may appeal to the Deputy Commissioner, who, in case of doubt, may
consult the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department.
71
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
XXV—10. / C. V. D.
SERUM REGISTER.
Serum No.
Dose
... (Plains animals.
Hill animals.
No. and date of letter dis-
patching serum by Imperial
Bacteriologist.
1
Dat e of receipt.
2
Quantity Received.
c.c.
3
Doses.
4
Large bottles.
5
Small bottles.
6
I ni t i al of recipient.
7
No. and date of order for
issue.
8
To whom i
ssued.
9
Quantity issued.
C.C.
10
Doses.
11
Large bottles.
12
Small bottles.
13
I ni t i al of despatcher.
14
Quantity in hand.
Date of balance.
15
C.C.
16
Doses.
17
Large bottles.
18
Small bottles.
19
Initial of the Storekeeper.
20
Date of return of empties.
21
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
72
XXV—11./C.
V. D.
CENTRAL PROVINCES.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Statement showing Quantities of Serum received, consumed and balances in hand at close of the quarter
ending—19
1
Serum.
1
Balance of serum at
close of last
quarter.
Num-
ber of
serum.
2
c.c.
3
Equal
in
doses.
4
Serum received.
Source
of
supply.
5
Quantity.
Num-
ber of
serum.
6
C.C.
7
Equal
in
doses.
8
Serum expended.
How
expen-
ded.
9
Quantity.
Num-
ber of
serum.
10
C.C.
11
Equal
in
doses.
12
Num-
ber of
plains
ani-
mals
in-
ocula-
ted.
13
Quantity of serum
in hand at close
of the Quarter.
Num-
ber of
scrum.
14
c.c.
15
Equal
in
doses.
16
Where stored
and tempera-
ture of place
where stored.
Place.
17
Tem-
pera-
ture.
18
Remarks.
(Doses injected
in the various
out-breaks.)
19
73
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
XXV—12. /
C. V. D.
Register showing the details of animals inspected at
the
slaughter-house.
Date
and
month.
1
Serial
Number.
2
Kind of
animal.
3
Sex.
4
Name
of owner.
5
Passed or
unpassed.
6
Reasons for
not passing.
7
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
74
XXV—13/C.
V. D.
CENTRAL
CIVIL VETERINARY
Visitor's Book of the
Name and designation of Visitor.
Visitor's Remarks.
75
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
PROVINCES.
DEPARTMENT.
Dispensary.
Action taken by the local authority.
Remarks of the Superintendent, C. V. D.
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
76
XXV—14./C.V.D.
Report of the inspection made on the
19 of the
Veterinary Dispensary of
by the Veterinary Inspector
1
2
3
4
Date and hour of Inspection (stating
whether expected or not)
Name, pay and qualifications of
Veterinary Asstt. in charge
...
Subordinate Establishment :—
(a) List of appointments and rate
of pay
...
(b) Whether present and Checked
with book
...
(c) Date up to which paid
(d) Complaints, if any ...
Condition, adequacy, suitability and
sanitary state (with any suggestions
for improvement) of—
(a) Buildings
...
...
(b) Enclosure, Latrines, Wells, &c
(c) Furniture
...
...
77
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
5
6
7
Condition and supply of Hospital
requisites :—
(a) European Medicines
(b) Surgical Instruments
(c) Bazar Medicines ...
(d) Poisons (how kept) ...
Examination of books (whether neatly
and correctly kept)
Works of the Dispensary.
(a) Admission
of new cases
Since 1st Apr.
last
...
For correspon-
ding period
of last year.
last ...
(b) Average daily attendance (old
and new cases) for the current
year ...
(c) Do. do. for the correspond-
ing period of last year ...
In-patients.
Horses.
Cattle.
Other
ani-
mals.
Total.
Out-patients.
Horses.
Cattle.
Other
ani-
mals.
Total.
Appendix. K—(Contd.)
78
General remarks including opinion as to the general working and
popularity of the dispensary, suggestions for its improvement.
9
10
11
12
Number of outbreaks of
cattle disease reporting
since the 1st April—
(a) Number
attended
Before
the
out-
break
had
sub-
sided.
After
the
out-
break
sub-
sided
(b) Remarks on non-
attendance of
outbreaks ...
Number of days spent on
tour by Veterinary Assis
tant—
(a) Villages visited ...
(b) Days spent ...
(c) Cases treated ...
Last year's figure—
(a) Villages visited ...
(b) Days spent
(c) Cases treated ...
(a) Remarks on the
tour reports of
Veterinary Assis-
tant ...
(b) Remarks
Veterina As-
sistant's attend-
ing
cattle mar-
kets, fairs and
pounds.
(c) Checking of cattle —
disease returns
maintained by
village officials ...
Visits to the Dispensary ..
Remarks on the unservice-
able articles.
April 19
May.
June.
July.
August.
September.
October.
November.
December.
January 19
February.
March.
Total.
Remarks.
79
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
13
14
Requirements
of
the
Dispensary
General remarks on the
working of the Dispen-
sary
No.
of 19
Submitted to the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department, Central Provinces
and Berar, for information.
Veterinary Inspector.
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
80
XXV—16/C.
V. D.
TABLE II.
Showing number of deaths from contagious diseases amongst animals during the year.
Equines.
Province.
1
Glanders.
2
Anthrax
3
Surra.
4
Dourine.
5
Other contagious
diseases,
6
Total.
7
Bovines.
Rinderpest.
8
Foot and mouth
disease.
9
Haemorrhagic
Septicaemia.
10
Blackquarter.
11
Anthrax.
12
Other contagious
diseases.
13
Total.
14
Others.
15 16
17 18 19
Total.
20
Remarks.
21
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
81
XXV—17./
C. V. D.
TABLE III.
Showing results of preventive inoculation during the year.
Province.
1
Name of disease
against which
inoculation was
carried out.
2
Method of
inoculation
followed.
3
Number of
outbreaks in
which inocula-
tion was
undertaken.
4
Number of animals
which died uninoculated
in course of outbreak.
Equities.
5
Bovines.
6
Others.
7
Number of animals
inoculated.
Equines.
8
Bovines.
9
Others.
10
Number of animals
which died after
inoculation.
Equines.
11
Bovines,
12
Others.
13
Remarks.
14
XXV—18/C.
V. D.
TABLE IV.
Showing the number of animals treated and castrated by Veterinary Assistants on tour during.
Province.
1
Number of
villages
visited.
2
Number of
Veterinary
Assistants
employed.
3
Castration performed.
Equines.
4
Bovines.
5
Others.
6
Total.
7
Treated for contagious diseases.
Equines.
8
Bovines.
9
Others.
10
Total.
11
Treated for non-contagions
diseases.
Equines.
12
Bovines.
13
Others.
14
Total.
15
Total number
of cases
treated and
castrations
performed.
16
Remarks.
17
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
82
XXV—19./C.
V. D.
TABLE
Showing number of animals treated at
Pro-
vince.
1
TOTAL...
Number of Veterinary Dispensaries
2
Number of Veterinary Assistants
employed at Dispensaries.
3
IN-PATIENTS.
Remaining on 1st
April.
Equines,
4
Bovines.
5
Other animals.
6
Admitted during
the year
Equines.
7
Bovines.
8
Other animals.
9
Total.
Equines.
10
Bovines.
11
Other animals.
12
Discharged during
the year.
Equines.
13
Bovines.
14
Other animals.
15
83
Appendix K.—(Contd..)
V
Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries during the year.
Balance on 31st
Equi nes .
16
Bovines.
17
Other animals.
18
OUT-PATIENTS.
Number treated
during the year.
Equines.
19
Bovines.
20
Other animals.
21
Average daily
attendance.
Equines.
22
Bovines.
23
Other animals.
24
Total number of in an;
out-patients treated
during the year.
Equi nes .
25
Bovi nes .
26
Ot her animals.
27
Tot al .
28
Recei pt s.
29
Expendi t
ur e.
30
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
84
XXV-21. / C-V-D.
TABLE VII.
Showing total strength of Subordinate Veterinary Staff employed
during the year.
Province.
1
How occupied.
2
In Schools and
Colleges.
In Dispensaries...
On other works..
Whether
paid from
Provincial
or Local
Funds.
3
Total ...
Veterinary
Inspectors.
4
Veterinary
Assistants.
5
Subordi-
nate-
teaching
staff.
6
Remarks.
7
85
Appendix K-—(Contd.)
XXV—22./C.
V.D.
TABLE VIII.
Return of Stud Bulls for the year
Province.
1
TOTAL
...
Property of Government.
Number
on 1st
April.
2
Obtained during the
year.
Number.
3
Average
price paid.
4
Casualties
during the
year.
5
Balance
remaining
on 31st
March.
6
Property of Local Bodies.
Number
on 1st
April.
7
Obtained during the
year.
Number.
8
Average
price paid.
9
Casualties
during the
year.
10
Balance
remaining
on 31st
March.
11
Remarks.
12
Appendix K.—(Contd)
86
XXV—23. / C. V. D.
TABLE IX.
Showing main results of the working of Provincial Cattle Farms during the year
Pro-
vince.
1
Name of
Farm.
2
Receipts.
Sale
of ani-
mals
3
Sale of
pro-
duce.
4
Other
heads.
5
Total.
6
Expenditure.
Salaries of
establish-
ment.
7
Feed and
keep of
animals.
8
Cultiva-
tion
expenses.
9
Purchase
of
animals.
10
Other
heads
11
Total.
12
Valuation of stock, grain
and fodder remaining
at close of year
as detailed
on reverse.
Cattle.
13
Grain.
14
Fodder
15
Total.
16
Remarks.
17
Note.—See reverse for details of stock in hand at close of year.
Appendix
K.—(Contd)
87
XXXV-28./C. V. D.
TABLE XIV.
Abstract of Particulars regarding Cattle Fairs and Shows held during the year
Prov-
ince.
1
TOTAL ...
Number
of cattle fairs and shows
held.
2
Total number of stock present.
Bulls.
3
Bullocks.
4
Cows.
5
Young Stock.
6
Buffaloes.
7
Camels.
8
Others.
9
Average price of animal
sold.
Bulls.
10
Bullocks.
11
Cows.
12
Buffaloes.
13
Camels,
14
Amo u n t r e a l i z e d in fees.
15
Total number of animals that
competed for prizes.
16
Prize money provided.
From Imperial
Funds.
17
From Provincial
Funds.
18
From Local
Funds.
19
From other
sources.
20
Totals.
21
Amo u n t actually
awarded.
22
Nu mb e r of medals
awarded.
23
Re-
marks.
24
88
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
XXV—29./C. V. D.
TABLE XIV-A.
Statement showing the cost of Civil Veterinary
Department in the
Province of
during the financial year.
Major heads.
Superintendence.
Veterinary
In-
struction.
Subordinate
Es-
tablishment.
Hospitals and Dis-
pensaries.
Breeding opera-
tions.
Prizes
...
Fairs and Shows...
Amount.
Imperial.
Rs.
Provincial.
Rs.
Local.
Rs.
Total.
Rs.
Remarks.
To be furnished by the several Account Officers concerned.
89
Appendix K.—(Contd
XXV—31./C
V. D.
Valuation Statement of Cattle, Grain and Fodder in hand at close
of the year.
Number or quantity.
No.
Quantity.
Mds.
Description.
CATTLE.
Bulls ...
Cows ...
Male Stock 2
years old.
„ 1 year old.
„
calves.
Female Stock 2
years old.
„ 1 year old
„
calves
Total
GRAIN AND
FODDER.
Gram ...
Hay ...
Kirby, etc.
...
Total
...
GRAND TOTAL ...
Rate.
Rs.
Value.
Rs.
Remarks.
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
90
XXV—32./ C. V. D.
CENTRAL PROVINCES AND BERAR.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Inspection Report of Cattle disease prevailing at
Taluq
District for the
19
Date of
outbreak.
1
Descrip-
tion of
animals.
2
Name of
disease.
3
Date of
intimation
of out-
break.
4
Date of
arrival of
Veterinary
Assistant.
5
Before arrival of
Veterinary As-
sistant.
J Attacks.
6
Deaths.
7
Recoveries.
8
After arrival of
Veterinary Assis-
tant.
Attacks.
9
Deaths.
10
Recoveries.
11
Date of departure
of Veterinary
Assistant.
12
Remarks.
13
* NOTE.—Whether any animals remained sick, and why they were not fully attended to,
Dated
19
Veterinary Assistant,
District.
91
Appendix K.—(Contd.)
XXV-36./ C.V.D.
Register showing the action taken on the reports of outbreaks of Cattle diseases received at
t
h
e
_
Veterinary Dispensary in the
District.
Serial
num-
ber.
1
Name of village
with patwari
Circle.
2
Name of
tahsil.
3
Date of
out-
break.
4
Date of
receipt
of the
report.
5
Name of
the disease.
6
Date of
arrival
of the
Veteri-
nary
Assist-
ant.
7
Before arrival of
the Veterinary
Assistant.
Attacks.
8
Deaths.
9
Recoveries.
10
After arrival of
the Veterinary
Assistant.
Attacks.
11
Deaths.
12
Recoveries.
13
Date of
depar-
ture of
the
Veteri-
nary
Assist-
ant.
14
Details of action
taken for the
suppression of
the disease and
No. of animals
inoculated.
15
Re-
marks.
16
Appendix K.—(Concld.)
92
XXV-37./C. V. D.
CENTRAL PROVINCES AND BERAR.
CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT.
Statement showing condition of stables, ponies, etc., on the Tonga Dák Line
Serial
No.
1
Name of Stage.
2
Number of
Ponies
3
Syces.
4
Distance in
miles
between
each of
the stages.
5
State of
road
between
the
stages.
6
Condition
of
stables, etc.
7
Condition
of
ponies with
description
of
unfit ponies.
8
Shoeing,
grooming
and
stable
manage-
ment.
9
Diseases
among the
ponies.
10
Ration,
diet,
feeding.
11
State
of
convey-
ance
and
harness.
12
Remarks
as to
supervi-
sion,
etc
13
93
APPENDIX L.
List of Records at dispensaries and in the offices of
Veterinary'Ins-
pectors and Deputy Superintendents
with the periods for
which they are to be preserved.
Serial
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Names of records.
Daily register of out-patients
Daily register of in-patients
Stock register or Register of non-expendi-
ble articles.
Register of expendible articles
Register of letters issued and received
Visitor's book
...
Subscription register
Register of inoculations
Circulars and standing orders
Tour diaries
Monthly statements
Cattle disease reports . ...
Inspection reports of Veterinary inspectors...
Office copies of pay bills
Acquittance rolls
Outdoor ticket books
Cash book
Office copies of annual reports
Contingent register
Indents for medicines and forms
Inspection reports of Tonga Dâk lines
In-patient ticket books
Contingent bills (copies)
...
Serum quarterly returns
Serum account register
Stamp account register
Station Dâk book ...
Slaughter house register
Register of stationery and forms
Register showing No. of deaths from conta-
gious diseases.
Outbreak register or register showing action
taken on cattle disease reports.
Important correspondence ...
Ordinary correspondence ...
Office copies of Bills of fees ...
Tour cases register ...
Period of pre-
servation.
3 years.
3 „
10 „
3 „
3 „
30 „
3 „
5 „
Permanent.
3 years.
3 „
2 „
35 years.
„
„
3 years.
35 years.
5 years.
35 years.
3 years.
3 „
3 „
3 „
1 year.
3 years.
3 „
3
„
3 „
10 „
3 „
5 „
Permanent.
1 year.
5 years.
3 „