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No. 61.
Address—QUETTA.
Office of the Superintendent, C. V. D.,
Baluchistan and Sind,
Dated 20th June 1903.
To
THE DIRECTOR, LAND RECORDS AND AGRICULTURE,
through the Commissioner in Sind.
SIR,
I have the honour to submit, for your information, the Annual Administra-
tion Report, Provincial, of the Civil Veterinary Department in Sind, for the
official year 1902-1903.
2. Veterinary-Captain Baldrey was in charge of the Department from
11th April 1902 to 14th December 1902, when I returned from furlough and
took over charge.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
H. M. MAXWELL, Veterinary-Major,
Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department,
Baluchistan and Sind.
No. 0-1857 OF 1903.
REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
Commissioner's Office,
Karachi, 27th June 1903.
Forwarded with compliments.
A. CUMINE,
Commissioner in Sind,
B 506—1
3
SIND.
ANNUAL ADMINISTRATION REPORT (PROVINCIAL) OF THE CIVIL
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT FOR THE OFFICIAL YEAR 1902-1903.
I.—HORSE-BREEDING.
1. There was no horse stallion, the property of District Board, Court of
Wards or private persons, in the Province, during the year under report.
II.—MULE-BREEDING.
2. There were no donkey stallions other than Imperial, kept in the Pro-
vince, during the year under report.
III.—CATTLE DISEASE.
INVESTIGATION AND PREVENTION.
3. During the year under report the following contagious diseases were
reported :—
Gloss Anthrax, Glanders, Rabies, Foot and Mouth Disease.
In each case these were dealt with by the Veterinary Graduate of the
district in which they occurred, under the direction of the Superintendent, Civil
Veterinary Department. I am glad to be able to report that none of these
outbreaks assumed very formidable dimensions.
4. Gloss Anthrax.—Occurred in the Naushahro Division of Hyderabad ;
262 animals were attacked, all of which died.
5. Glanders and Farey.—During the year only one case was reported at
Karachi, the infected stables were destroyed, and all necessary precautions as to
disinfection were taken.
6. Rabies.—Fifteen cases of Rabies were reported from Karachi, a number
of persons were bitten by rabid dogs, 4 of whom died of hydrophobia. No case
has been reported lately.
7. Foot and Mouth.—Foot and Mouth disease broke out in the villages of
Safooran and Thull in the Goddap and Maler Tálukas of the Karachi District, in
February last. Eighty animals in the former village, and 60 in the latter were
attacked. These animals were segregated and attended to, and no deaths
occurred.
In addition to the above, eighty cases occurred in Karáchi itself ; of these
74 were discharged cured, 1 died, and 4 remained under treatment at the close
of the year.
8. Other diseases.—No other contagious diseases are reported to have
occurred during the year under report.
9. The cattle of the districts in which disease occurred were treated by the
Veterinary Graduates.
IV.—CATTLE-BREEDING INCLUDING CATTLE FAIRS AND SHOWS.
10. There was only one bull, the property of the Hyderabad Local Board,
kept in the Province, during the year under report.
4
The bull was kept stabled, which is, I think, a mistake. I recommended he
should run with a herd.
11. He covered 16 cows during the year.
12. Results of the coverings of the previous year are not reported.
13. The total cost of his feed and keep during the year was Rs. 223-3-0.
14. Cattle Fairs and Shows.—No recognised Cattle Fair or Show was held
during the year. There are, however, a number of places where the people of
the various districts meet for the purpose of buying and selling cattle.
V.—VETERINARY INSTITUTIONS.
15. (a) Naushahro.—Ahmed Jan Ansari, Itinerating Veterinary Graduate.
The number of cases treated during the year was 525 against 331 last year.
In-patients
Out-patients
...
...
…
...
...
...
...
...
60
465
Cured 372, relieved 42, died 19, incurable 3, results unknown 5, remaining under
treatment 84 ; total 525.
In addition to the above 525 animals treated at the Dispensary, 99 animals
were treated by the Veterinary Graduate in the villages.
16. Castrations.—Twenty-three colts were castrated by the Veterinary Gra-
duate, during 1902-1903 against 30 the preceding year.
17. Financial State.—The financial state of the Institution is as follows :—
Receipts …
Expenditure ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Rs.
a. p.
1,919 7 3
1,808 11 0
Veterinary Graduate Ansari has done good work during the year.
18. (b) Shikárpur.—L. R. Vedh, Veterinary Graduate, inspected by me
on the 22nd February 1903.
Total number of cases treated during the year were 1,133 against 1,077
last year :—
In-patients
Out-patients
...
...
...
...
…
...
...
...
63
1,070
Results of treatment :—
Cured 1,010, relieved 34, died 8, incurable 3, results not known 39, remaining 39 ;
total 1,133.
19. Castrations.—Two colts were castrated against 3 last year.
20. The financial state of the Institution is as follows :—
Receipts
Expenditure
...
...
...
...
…
...
...
...
Rs.
a. p.
3,750 4 0
3,853 13 10
21. At my inspection of this Dispensary I noticed an expensive case of
Lithotomy instruments costing nearly Rs. 400 had been purchased on the recom-
mendation of the Veterinary Graduate. These instruments have never been and
are never likely to be used at Shikárpur, and I would recommend that the
opinion of the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department, be asked before
such unnecessary expenditure be sanctioned.
Although ample accommodation, the Veterinary Graduate in charge does
not live at the Dispensary. I am of opinion that his living there would be a
benefit to the Institution.
Veterinary Graduate Vedh has done good work during the year.
22. (c) Karáchi.—S. G. Haji, Veterinary Graduate.
Total number of cases during the year was 3,793, against 3,259 last year :—
In-patients
Out-patients
...
...
...
…
...
...
...
...
542
3,251
5
Results of treatment :—
Cured 3,698, relieved 44, died 37, incurable nil, results unknown nil, remaining 14 ;
total 3,793.
In addition to these, 160 animals were treated in the villages.
23. Castrations :—
Horses
Bulls
Camel
…
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... 7
... 3
... 1
against 3 colts last year.
24. The financial state of the Institution is as follows :—
Receipts
Expenditure
...
...
...
...
...
…
...
...
Rs. a. p.
6 153 2 0
5,589 0 5
Veterinary Graduate Haji has again done excellent work during the year.
This Institution is of the greatest value to Karáchi.
25. (d) Hyderabad.—Assudomal, Veterinary Graduate, inspected by
me on 23rd February 1903.
Total number of animals treated during the year 1,072 against 1,042 last
year :—
In-patients
Out-patients
...
...
...
...
...
...
…
...
141
931
Results of treatment :—
Cured 962, relieved 50, died 10, incurable nil, results unknown 37, remaining under
treatment 13 ; total 1,072.
In addition to above, 24 animals were treated in the villages.
26. Castrations.—Sixteen colts were castrated by the Veterinary Graduate
during the year under report, against 14 the preceding year.
27. The financial state of the Institution is as follows :—
Receipts
Expenditure
...
...
...
...
...
...
Rs. a. p.
4,268 13 11
3,902 2 6
Veterinary Graduate Assudomal has done much to attain the high state of
efficiency that this Institution now possesses. He has done very good work
during the year, and the Dispensary is increasing its sphere of usefulness.
General remarks.
28. All the existing Veterinary Dispensaries in Sind are doing good work
and I hope others may shortly be established. Jacobabad, Sukkur and Larkána
appear to me to be in need of such institutions.
(2) I am of opinion that direct communication between the Superin-
tendent, Civil Veterinary Department, and all Veterinary Graduates in
charge of Dispensaries, should be at once established ; the channel of
communication through District Officers causes unnecessary work and
most undesirable delays.
(3) I am also of opinion that every Veterinary Dispensary should have
an Imperial Veterinary Assistant attached to it, in addition to the Veteri-
nary Graduate in charge. This arrangement would always provide a man
for work in the district ; the usefulness of the Veterinary Dispensaries is at
present largely curtailed owing to the fact that the Veterinary Graduate in
charge cannot leave his head-quarters.
H. M. MAXWELL, Vety.-Major,
Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department,
Baluchistan and Sind.
B 506—2
7
TABLE XIII.
PROVINCIAL REPORT.
Breeders' and other Colts castrated by Veterinary Graduates and Salutries paid from
Local Funds in 1902-1903.
Province.
Sind … …
District.
Hyderabad
Nauskáhro,
Dis-
trict Hyderabad.
Shikárpur …
Karáchi ... …
Total ...
NUMBER OF COLTS CASTRATED.
Horse
stock.
16
23
2
7
48
Mule
stock.
...
…
...
...
...
Total.
16
23
2
7
48
Number of
deaths re-
sulting
from effects
of cas-
tration.
…
1
...
1
2
REMARKS.
H. M. MAXWELL, Major,
Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department,
Baluchistan and Sind.
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TABLE XIX.—PROVINCIAL.
Showing number of animals treated by Veterinary Assistants during 1902-1903.
Province.
Sind.
Hyderabad
Dispensary .
Nau shahro
Dispensary,
District
Hyderabad.
Shi kárpur
Dispensary.
Karáchi
...
Total ...
Number of Veterinary Dispensaries.
1
1
1
1
4
Number of Veterinary Graduates em-
ployed at Dispensaries.
1
1
1
1
4
IN-PATIENTS.
Remaining on
1st April 1902.
Horses and Ponies.
1
…
1
4
6
Cattle.
2
...
1
16
19
Other Animals.
1
25
...
1
27
Admitted during the
year.
Horses and Ponies.
66
35
43
139
273
Cattle.
9
…
15
319
343
Other Animals.
72
...
3
63
138
Total.
Horses and Ponies.
57
35
41
143
279
Cattle.
11
…
16
335
362
Other Animals.
73
...
3
64
140
Discharged during
the year.
Horses and Ponies.
54
35
40
138
267
Cattle.
10
...
14
327
351
Other Animals.
72
...
3
63
138
Balance on 31st
March 1903.
Horses and Ponies.
3
...
4
5
12
Cattle.
1
...
2
8
11
Other Animals.
1
...
...
1
2
Province.
Sind.
Hyde r a b a d
Dispensary.
Nan shahro
Dispensary,
District
Hyderabad.
Shikárpur
Dispensary.
Karáchi
...
Total ...
OUT-PATIENTS.
Number of cases
treated during the
year.
Horses and Ponies.
274
197
502
926
1,890
Cattle.
249
143
288
1,539
2,219
Other Animals.
408
125
280
786
1,599
Average daily
Attendance.
Horses and Ponies.
.7
3.71
1.5
15.64
5.9
Cattle.
.6
2.04
.9
26.67
7.01
Other Animals.
1.1
1.7
.9
12.29
4.7
Receipts.
Fees.
Rs. a. p.
259 0 0
……
……
1,753 2 0
2,012 2 0
Other heads.
Rs. a. p.
4,009 13 11
1,919 7 3
3,750 4 0
4,400 0 0
14,079 9 2
Total.
Rs. a. p.
4,268 13 11
1,919 7 3
3,750 4 0
6,153 2 0
16,091 11 2
Expenditure.
Salaries.
Rs. a. p.
2,688 0 0
1,316 0 0
2,424 0 0
3,282 15 2
9,710 15 2
Other heads.
Rs. a. p.
1,214 2 6
492 11 0
1,429 13 10
2,306 1 3
5,442 12 7
Total.
Rs. a. p.
3,902 2 6
1,808 11 0
3,853 13 10
5,5S89 0 5
15,153 11 9
REMARKS.
II. M. MAXWELL, Veterinary-Major,
Superintendent, C. V. D., Baluchistan and Sind.
9
TABLE XX.
PROVINCIAL REPORT.
Showing Districts where Outbreaks of Cattle-disease occurred during 1902-1903.
Province.
Sind …
District.
Hyderabad …
Karáchi …
Total ...
RlNDERPEST.
Number attacked.
…
…
...
Number died.
…
…
...
Percentage of deaths.
…
…
...
ANTHRAX.
Number attacked.
262
…
262
Number died.
262
...
263
Percentage of deaths.
100
100
FOOT-AND-
MOUTH
DISEASE.
Number attacked.
…
220
220
Number died.
…
1
1
Percentage of deaths.
…
45
45
PLEURO-
PNEUMONIA.
Number attacked.
…
...
...
Number died.
…
...
...
Percentage of deaths.
…
…
...
CHARBON
SYMITONATIQUE.
Number attacked.
…
…
…
Number died.
…
…
…
Percentage of deaths.
…
...
…
OTHER DISEASES.
Number attacked.
…
16
10
Number died.
…
5
5
Percentage of deaths.
…
31.25
31.25
TOTAL.
Number attacked.
202
236
498
Number died.
202
6
268
Percentage of deaths.
100
2.54
53.81
TABLE XXI—PROVINCIAL.
Showing the number of Animals treated by Veterinary Assistants in Villages
during the year 1902-1903.
Dispensary.
Hyderabad … …
Naushahro … …
Shikárpur … …
Karáchi … …
Total ...
Number
of
Villages
visited.
8
70
6
7
91
Number
of
Veteri-
nary
Assist-
ants
employ-
ed.
1
1
1
1
4
NUMBER OF ANIMALS TREATED AND CLASSED ACCORDING TO
PRINCIPAL
DISEASES.
Horses and Ponies.
Ulcer.
27
…
…
27
Sprain.
4
…
...
4
Mange.
6
…
…
5
Grease.
3
...
...
3
Cattle.
Ulcer.
17
10
…
...
30
Eczema.
4
…
…
4
Debility.
4
…
...
4
Tumours.
2
…
…
2
Bone Enlarge-
ment.
7
...
...
...
7
Foot
and
Mouth.
...
...
140
140
Rheumatism.
...
...
20
20
Other Animals.
Ulcers.
14
…
...
14
Wounds.
7
… …
...
7
Abscess.
6
…
...
6
Sprain.
4
...
…
4
Total.
24
09
...
100
283
Remarks.
H. M. MAXWELL, Veterinary-Major,
Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department,
Baluchistan and Sind.
B 506—3
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TABLE XXII.
PROVINCIAL REPORT.
Statement showing Receipts and Expenditure of Veterinary Dispensaries during 1902-1903.
Dispensaries.
1
Sind.
Hyderabad Dispensary … …
Naushahro Dispensary,
District
Hyderabad … … …
Shikárpur Dispensary … …
Karáchi Dispensary … …
Total ...
RECEIPTS.
Last year's
Balance.
2
Rs. a. p.
334 13 11
1,143 0 11
11,063 15 5
2,682 1 2
15,223 15 5
By Local
Fund Grant.
3
Rs. a. p.
2,900 0 0
1,500 0 0
1,400 0 0
2,000 0 0
7,800 0 0
By Government
Grant.
4
Rs. a. p.
775 0 0
419 7 3
1,455 0 0
900 0 0
3,549 7 3
By Municipal
Contribution.
5
Rs. a. p.
……
880 0 0
1,500 0 0
2,3S0 0 0
By other
sources.
6
Rs. a. p.
259 0 0
……
15 4 0
1,753 2 0
2,027 6 0
7
Rs. a. p.
4,268 13 11
3,062 8 2
14,814 3 5
8,835 3 2
30,980 12 8
Dispensaries.
1
Sind.
Hyderabad Dispensary … …
Naushahro
Dispensary, District
Hyderabad … … …
Shikárpur Dispensary … …
Karáchi Dispensary
... …
Total ...
EXPENDITURE.
Pay.
8
Rs. a. p.
2,088 0 0
1,316 0 0
2,424 0 0
3,282 15 2
9,710 15 2
Travelling
Allowance.
9
Rs. a. p.
225 14 0
153 0 0
170 4 0
300 0 0
849 2 0
Medicines,
Instruments,
&.c., &c.
10
Rs. a. p.
149 8 6
74 15 4
837 6 3
927 2 10
1,989 0 11
Furniture,
land,
&c., &c.
11
Rs. a. p.
……
15 0 0
……
1,414 12 9
1,429 12 9
Contingen-
cies, stabling,
house-rent,
&c.
12
Rs. a. p.
838 12 0
249 11 8
*422 3 7
753 14 5
2,264 9 8
Trans-
ferred to
Indian
Veteri-
nary
Dispen-
sary
Fund.
13
...
…
...
…
...
Total.
14
Rs. a. p.
3,902 2 6
1,808 11 0
3,853 13 10
6,678 13 2
16,243 8 6
Balance.
15
Rs. a. p.
366 11 5
1,253 13 2
10,960 5 7
2,156 6 0
14,737 4 2
Repairs.
11
TABLE XXIII—PROVINCIAL.
Showing results of preventive inoculation during the year 1908-1903.
Province.
Sind.
Hyderabad … …
Naushuhro … …
Shikárpur … …
Karachi … …
AGAINST RINDERPEST.
Number of outbreaks In
which inoculation was
undertaken.
No.
...
… ...
…
Number of animals (if
ascertainable) which
died uninoculated in
course of outbreak.
No.
…
…
…
Method of inoculation
followed.*
No.
...
...
...
…
Number of animals in-
oculated.
No.
…
… ...
...
Number which died after
inoculation.
No.
…
...
…
AGAINST GLOSS ANTHRAX.
Number of outbreaks in
which inoculation was
undertaken.
No.
…
...
...
…
Number of animals (if
ascertainable) which
died uninoculated in
course of outbreak.
No.
…
262
...
…
Method of inoculation
followed.
No.
…
… ...
...
Number of animals
inoculated.
No.
…
…
...
…
Number which died
after inoculation.
No.
…
...
…
REMARKS.
* Serum or simultaneous.
TABLE XXIV—PROVINCIAL.
Showing total strength of Subordinate Veterinary Staff employed during 1902-1903.
Province.
Sind.
Hyderabad
Naushahro (District
Hyderabad).
Shikárpur... …
Karáchi ... …
Paid from Provincial
or District Funds.
Local funds aided
by Government
and Municipality.
Do.
Do. …
Do.
Total …
Number of
Veterinary
Inspectors.
…
...
...
...
NUMBER OF VETERINARY GRADUATES.
Employed
in
Veterinary
Dispen-
saries.
1
1
1
1
4
Employed
in work
connected
with horse
and mule
breeding.
...
...
...
...
Employed
in work
connected
with cattle
breeding
and cattle
disease.
...
...
...
...
…
Total.
1
1
1
1
4
REMARKS.
H. M. MAXWELL, Veterinary-Major,
Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department,
Baluchistan and Sind.
REVIEW BY THE DIRECTOR, LAND RECORDS AND
AGRICULTURE, BOMBAY.
No. A/5721 OF 1903.
Poona, 2nd December 1903.
Submitted.
2. The progress of the Department in horse-breeding in the last two years
is contrasted in the following table :—
Number of stallions on the register at the end of the year …
Average number employed on the stud work … …
Number of mares covered...
...
...
...
Average number of mares covered per stallion … …
Total number of foals … … … …
Percentage of foals to mares covered ...
... …
Average number of foals per stallion employed ... …
Horse-breeding.
19011902.
44
40.75
10.63
26 08
284
*38-36
7.16
1902-1903.
46
42.88
10.44
26.68
340
*36.63
8.34
* In working out these percentages the number of mares whose results were not known is not taken into account.
3. The improvement in the number of foals produced is satisfactory. Seven
stallions were stationed in Gujarát and 39 in the Deccan. English Thorough-
breds again produced the highest percentage.
4. 354 country-bred remounts were purchased for the Bombay Native
Cavalry and Police and the Remount Rearing Depôt. All of these, however,
with the exception of 20 were purchased outside the Presidency proper. 46 per
cent. were the known produce of Government stallions. 207 mules were pur-
chased for the Native Cavalry and 13th Mule Corps, chiefly in Sind.
5. The Superintendent was able to brand 145 mares only and the number
of branded mares in the Presidency proper has fallen to 1.637, of which 742 are
in the Poona and Ahmednagar Districts. Since the 1st of May the Army
Remount Department has taken charge of all breeding operations in these districts.
The abolition of branding in the rest of the Presidency proper is under considera-
tion.
6. Owing to the more favourable season and the consequent fall of prices,
the ordinary expenses of the Department fell by Rs. 3,104, but owing to
increased expenditure on the purchase of stallions of Rs. 5,179, the total cost
rose from Rs. 45,486 to Rs. 47,541.
7. The studs of the Chiefs of Káthiáwár were visited ; the management is in
almost all cases excellent and the Chiefs deserve much encouragement ; for they
not only meet the local demands of the province and thereby relieve the Army
Remount officers of competition in the open market, but they are also able to
spare some remounts for that Department. The maintenance of the Rájkot
stud is of importance both from this point of view and for the preservation of
the pure Káthiáwári strain.
8. The Ahmednagar Horse Show proved that the valuable brood mares of
the district had survived the famine, but the general stock was much depleted
and only 347 animals were exhibited.
9. The Presidency enjoyed a remarkable immunity from rinderpest ; almost
all Veterinary Assistants are now trained to carry out inoculations against rinder-
pest but fortunately very few opportunities for this operation were presented.
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Other kinds of cattle disease were reported from nine districts including the
Bombay City ; out of some 2,500 cases in the Presidency one-fourth proved fatal ;
and out of 500 cases in Sind one-half. A comparison of these figures with the
total number of cattle existing in the Presidency 9,400,000 and in Sind 3,000,000
shows the enormous possibilities of useful work in ascertaining and treating out-
breaks that lie before the Department.
10. Since the publication of the decision to concentrate the work of the
Civil Veterinary Department chiefly on the treatment of cattle disease and the
improvement of breeds of cattle, the Superintendent has been collecting infor-
mation on points which have hitherto received little attention. Major Joslen's
theories on rinderpest infection and on the castration of bull-calves are interest-
ing and deserve further investigation. An experiment is being conducted on the
Manjri Farm on the comparative growth of castrated and uncastrated bull-
calves.
Year.
1892-93 ...
1897-98 ...
1902-1903 ...
…
…
...
…
...
...
...
...
...
No.
4,466
19,976
30,699
11. The utility and influence of Veterinary Dispensaries continues to
increase ; the total number of animals
treated has risen as shown in the margin :
the increase in the last year being of
3,145.
12. In response to the offer of a contribution from Government to the main-
tenance of new Dispensaries, the District Local Boards of Lárkána and the Upper
Sind Frontier have expressed their willingness to bear their share of the expen-
diture ; and the Boards of Poona and Surat are prepared to entertain Itinerat-
ing Assistants, but the necessary arrangements have not yet been completed.
The remainder of the Boards addressed have stated that their finances do
not permit any increase of expenditure at present. The Branch Dispensary
established in Poona City is understood to be doing very good work, and, if Gov-
ernment approve of it being made a permanent institution, a suggestion will be
made to the District Local Board that the accumulated dispensary balance of
Rs. 8,325 might be usefully employed in providing it with a suitable building
and a full time resident officer.
13. The report from Sind shows that good work is being done in the dis-
pensaries there. In regard to paragraphs 1 and 2 it has since been ascertained
that the horse " Maxim " and the donkey " Shikrpur " were sold under the
orders of the Collector, though no report of the action taken was sent to this
Department.
In regard to paragraph 21 the Collector of Sukkur reports that the purchase
of the case in question was sanctioned by the Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, in December 1900.
The proposals made in paragraph 28 by Major Maxwell were referred to
the Commissioner in Sind for opinion but do not meet with his approval.
14. A statement is appended of figures erroneously entered in the appen-
dices for which it is requested that the correct figures now supplied may be
substituted.
H. & LAWRENCE,
Director, Land Records and Agriculture.
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APPENDIX.
Reference to erroneous figures.
Dispensary.
No. or heading of
column.
Corrections required.
Remarks.
Table XIX.
Násik (Itinerant) .
Jalgaon ... …
Amalner (Itiner-
ant).
Total
(Bombay
Report).
Do. …
Hyderabad …
Do. …
Total
(Sind
Report).
Do. …
Poona … …
Do. … …
Total
(Bombay
Report).
Do. …
Karáchi ... …
Do. … …
Total (S i n d
Report).
Do. …
26 and 27 …
Do. …
Do. …
26 … …
27 … …
u Receipts, other
heads ".
" Receipts, total".
" Receipts, other
heads ".
" Receipts, total ".
29 … …
30 … …
29 … …
30 … …
" Expenditure,
other heads ",
" Expenditure,
total ".
" Expenditure,
other heads ".
" Expenditure,
total ".
For Rs. 1,852 4 10 read Rs. 1,551 6 0
3,658 8 1
„
1,174 12 0
3,657 14
„
1,150 0 0
„
37,213 7 1
„
31,921 10 11
„
39,581 2 5
„
34,289 6 3
„ 4,009 13 11
„
3,675 0 0
„ 4,268 13 11
„
3,934 0 0
„
14,079 9 2
„
13,744 11 3
„
16,091 11 2
„
15,756 13 3
„
890 0 0
„
1,071 6 0
„
1,696 6 9
„
1,877 12 9
„
11,819 11 1
„
12,001 1 1
„
30,442 2 8
„
30,623 8 8
„ 2,306 1 3
„
3,395 14 0
„ 5,589 0 5
„
6,678 13 2
„ 5,442 12 7
„
6,532 9 4
„
15,153 11 9
„
16,243 8 6
It is understood
that the opening
balance, which
is shown in Table
XXII,
should
not be shown in
this table.
An
item
of
Rs. 181-6-0 has
been
wrongly
omitted
from
this table.
An
item
of
Rs. 1,089-12-9
has been wrong-
ly omitted from
this table.
Table XXI.
Dhulia … …
Dhárwár... …
Total
(Bombay
Report).
Do. …
7 to 17 … …
4 to 17 … …
4 … …
5 … …
6 … …
7 … …
8 … …
9 … …
10 … …
11 … …
12 … …
13 … …
14 … …
16 … …
17 … …
Delete entries … …
Do. … …
For
37 read 29 ... … …
„
167 „
136 ... … …
„ 20 „
18 ... … …
„
755 „
272 ... … …
„ 1,239 „
926 ... … …
„ 24 „
15 ... … …
„ 830 „ 467 ... … …
„
180 „
179 ... … …
„ 3,892 „ 1,935 ... … …
„ 110 „
79 ... … …
„ 91
„
23 ... … …
„ 1,261 „ 406 ... … …
„ 8,753 „ 4,582 ... … …
The total number
of cases treated
has been shown
by the Veterina-
ry
Assistants,
Dhulia
and
Dhárwár,
and
not the number
treated in vil-
lages outside the
town.
H. S. LAWRENCE,
Director, Land Records and Agriculture.