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disease, cattle breeding, &c., in various districts of the Punjab. The rest of
March was spent on the Examining Boards of the Rajputana and Bengal
Veterinary Schools.
Forty-eight days were spent by him under canvas, 3,423 miles were travelled
by rail, and 369 miles by road.
.260. Imperial Bacteriologist.—During the year under review, Dr. Lingard
proceeded to the North-Western Provinces to investigate an outbreak of Surra
amongst the ponies on the Saharunpore-Rajpur dâk line ; from there, he
proceeded to Simla to consult with the Secretary to Government of India,
Revenue and Agricultural Department, and the Inspector-General, Civil Veteri-
nary Department, concerning Laboratory business. He then returned to
Saharunpore to consult with the Collector concerning the measures to be adopted
by the owners of dâk animals during outbreaks of Surra amongst equines.
From Saharunpore, he proceeded to Naini Tal to interview the Com-
missioner concerning the settlement of the land to be taken up surrounding
the Bacteriological Laboratory at Muktesar, which place he also visited to consult
with the District Engineer concerning the requirements of the new Laboratory.
For the rest of the year, he was employed at head-quarters in Poona.
261. List showing the Establishment of Officers, as it stood on 1st April 1894, and 31st
March 1895.
Inspector-General, Veterinary Lieut-
tenant-Colonel Hallen, C.I.E., Re-
tired.
Assistant to Inspector-General, Veteri-
nary-Captain Pease.
Imperial Bacteriologist, Dr. Lingard
Clinical Assistant to Imperial Bact-
eriologist, Mr. Bamber.
Superintendent, North-Western Pro-
vinces and Oudh, Veterinary-Major
Rayment, reverted to military
duty.
Superintendent, North Punjab, Veteri-
nary-Lieutenant Drage, reverted
o military duty.
Superintendant, South Punjab, Veteri-
nary-Lieutenant Cranford.
Superintendant, Baluchistan, Veteri-
nary-Captain Maxwell.
Principal, Lahore Veterinary College,
Veterinary-Captain Nunn, C.I.E.,
D.S.O.
Professor, Lahore Veterinary College,
Vacant.
Principal, Bombay Veterinary College,
Veterinary-Captain Mills
Assistant Principal, Bombay Veteri-
nary College, Veterinary-Captain
Burke, reverted to military duty.
Principal, Ajmere Veterinary School,
Veterinary-Captain Hagger.
Principal, Bengal Veterinary Institu-
tion, Veterinary-Captain Gunn.
Superintendent, Bombay, Veterinary-
Captain Morgan.
Superintendent Madras, Veterinary-
Lieutenant Turnbull, transferred to
North Punjab.
Superintendent, Burma, Veterinary-
Captain Evans.
1st Furlough Officer, Veterinary-
Captain Short.
2nd Furlough Officer, Vacant
Veterinary-Lieutenant-Colonel Queri-
pel, appointed 28th May 1894.
Veterinary-Captain Pease.
Dr. Lingard.
Mr. Bamber.
Veterinary-Lieutenant Loughlin, ap-
pointed 10th July 1894.
Veterinary-Lieutenant Turnbull, trans-
ferred from Madras.
Veterinary-Lieutenant Cranford.
Veterinary Captain Maxwell.
Veterinary-Captain Nunn, C.I.E.,
D.S.O.
Veterinary-Lieutenant Martin, ap-
pointed 3rd October 1894.
Veterinary-Captain Mills.
Veterinary-Lieutenant Larnder, ap-
pointed 9th August 1894.
Veterinary-Captain Hagger.
Veterinary-Captain Gunn.
Veterinary-Captain Morgan
Veterinary-Lieutenant Harris, appoin-
ted 12th November 1894.
Veterinary-Captain Evans.
Veterinary Captain Short, on 9 months
leave (m.c.) from 8th April 1895.
Vacant.