171
of construction, and will do away with the present combined system of dispen-
sary and pinjrapole. The report is satisfactory—
Receipts
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Expenditure .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Balance .
R
1,697
1,580
117
a.
7
3
4
p.
5
1
4
Veterinary Graduate Soman, Jalgaon Dispensary.—The total number of
cases treated during the year was 770
against 925 last year. Out of the above
number 113 were horses, 530 cattle and the
remainder sheep and goats, etc. The
Veterinary Graduate states that the falling
off in numbers is due to scarcity which
prevailed, and that no serious attacks of
epidemic disease occurred during the year.
One case of castration is reported during the year. The report is satisfactory—
Cases cured . . . . .
„ relieved . . . . .
„
incurable .
.
.
.
.
„ unknown . . . . .
„ died . . . . .
„ remaining . . . . .
TOTAL .
415
88
12
192
55
8
770
Receipts . . . . . . . .
Expenditure
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Balance .
R
1,172
1,117
54
a.
6
15
7
p.
10
1
9
Veterinary Graduate Kulkarin, Bhadgaon itinerating Dispensary.—The
dispensary was only opened for 10 months out of 12 as the Veterinary Graduate
was in charge of the stationary dispensary
at Dhulia during the absence on leave
of the permanent incumbent. The total
number of cases treated was 585 against
782 last year. The decrease in the opinion
of the Graduate being due to the fact that
he was touring and to the Girna floods.
Out of the above number, 43 were horses,
522 were cattle, and the remainder sheep, goats, etc. The Veterinary Graduate
attended outbreaks of Rinderpest and Aphtha epizootica in the Chalisgaon
Taluk, 353 animals dying of the former, and three of the latter disease. He
also attended the Government stallions. The report is satisfactory—
Cases cured . . . . .
„
relieved . . . . .
„
incurable . . . .
„ unknown . . . . .
„ died . . . . .
„
remaining . . . .
TOTAL .
257
80
3
219
20
6
585
Receipts . . . . . . . . . .
Expenditure
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Balance
R
2,162
1,143
1,018
a.
12
15
13
p.
4
2
2
Veterinary Graduate Sanga, Poona Dispensary.—When inspected it was
found to be in good order. The total
number of cases during the year was 689:
out of the above number, 270 were horses,
120 cattle, and the remainder sheep,
goats, etc. Three cases of castration are
reported. The Veterinary Graduate at-
tended outbreaks of Rinderpest and In-
fluenza at the Government Farm. He
also visited the Government Farm at Kirkee and Manjri, and paid several
visits to private stables. One case of Glanders is reported which was destroyed
by the District Superintendent of Police. It appears that some difficulty was
experienced by the Veterinary Graduate in persuading the villagers to segregate
and treat Rinderpest cases. The Poona and Kirkee Cantonment Magistrates
sent 48 cruelty cases to be treated during the year. I concur with the Graduate
and think that they might be asked to subscribe towards the maintenance of
this institution when the use they make of it is taken into consideration. There
is a slight increase in number of cases treated, and the report is satisfactory—
Cases cured
.
.
.
.
.
.
„ relieved .
.
.
.
.
.
„ incurable
.
.
.
.
.
„ unknown . . . . . .
„ died . . . . . . .
„ remaining . . . . .
TOTAL . .
564
26
14
21
50
14
689
Receipts .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Expenditure
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Balance .
R
2,865
1,299
1,565
a.
14
15
14
p.
0
6
6