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XIX.—IMPERIAL.
Table showing main results of working of the Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory during 1902-1903.
Muktesar La-
boratory.
Barellly Depôt
I
QUANTITY OF SERUM OR ANTI-TOXIN PREPARED AND
ISSUED.
RINDERPEST SERUM.
1
Prepared.
Opening
balance
Prepared during 1902-1903
725,318
Issued.
c. c.
553,649*
553,649
Stock in hand.
c. c.
171,669†
171,669
ANTHRAX SERUM.
2
Prepared.
c. c.
6.774
14.005
Opening balance . .
Prepared during 1902-1903
20,779
Issued.
c. c.
20.379
20,379
Stock in hand.
c. c.
400
400
8
4
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II
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
IN INOCULATION.
Province.
Bengal
United
Provinces
.
Punjab
.
.
.
North-West
Frontier
Districts.
Baluchistan
Sindh
....
Bombay
.
.
.
Berar
....
Central Provinces
Native States
.
.
For Malay States
United Provinces
Punjab
.
.
North-West
Frontier
Districts.
Central Provinces
.
...
No. of Veterinary Inspec-
tors or Assistants sent to
the Laboratory.
21
14
23
1
2
2
3
1
8
2
2
18
6
1
2
107
No. who passed.
21
14
23
1
2
2
3
1
8
3
2
18
6
1
2
107
R
1
Sal e of animals.
a.
410 13
}343
754
14
11 9
p.
0
9
RECEIPTS.
Sal e of garden pro-
ducts and Re ve nue
f r om Re s e r
ve d
For est .
R
502
128
630
a.
12
0
12
p.
3
0
3
Ot her miscella-
neous receipts.
R
199
18
218
a.
12
4
0 0
p.
0‡
Total.
R
1,113
0
490
1,603
a.
5
2
8
p.
3
0
0
FINANCIAL RESULTS.
III
Sal ar i
es and t r avel -
ling allowance of
officers and sub-
ordinate establish-
ments.
R
33,085
8,916
42,001
a.
2
14
0
p.
1
3
4
Peed and keep of
animals.
R
10,142
1,653
11,696
a.
6
13
4
p.
8
10
6
EXPENDITURE.
Pur c ha s e of ani-
mals.
R
8,800
2.139
10,439
a.
0
4
4
p.
0
9
9
Cost of chemicals
and apparatus.
R
23,357
0 5
§ Ma c hine r
y 17, 619 9
Chemicals and 4,490 6
apparatus
§7,373
30,731
a.
15
0
.
Li br ar y . . 1, 248 0
12
11
p.
6
0
6
Ot her miscella-
neous expendi-
ture.
R
4,819
663
5,483
a.
11
11
6
p.
2
2
4
Tot al .
R
79,705
20,646
100,351
a.
3
11
p.
5
0
5
* Includes 14,049 c. c. utilized in
experiments.
† This consists of 120,450 c. c. tested serum, equivalent to
28,751 doses, at 5 and c. c. per 600 lbs. body weight,:simul-
taneous method.
‡ Cost of Mallein.
§ Cost of centrifugal machines, oil engine
and apparatus.
ALFRED LINGARD,
Imperial Bacteriologist.
File No. 67 of
1903.
Serial No. 5.
1903.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND AGRICULTURE.
CIVIL VETERINARY ADMINISTRATION.
To
THE INSPECTOR GENERAL, CIVIL VETERINARY
DEPARTMENT.
No. 1922—67-5.
Dated Simla, the 29th October 1903.
SUBJECT.
Annual Report of the Imperial Bacteriologist for the year 1902-03.
G. C. Press, Simla—No. 931 R. & A. D.-31-10-03— .270. —]. K.
No. 1922—67.5.
FROM
J. O. MILLER, ESQ., C.S.I.,
Secretary to the Government of India,
TO
THE INSPECTOR GENERAL, CIVIL VETERINARY
DEPARTMENT.
Dept. of Rev. & Agri.
Civil Veterinary Administration.
Simla, the 29th October 1903.
SIR,
I AM directed to return the copy of the Report of the Imperial
Bacteriologist for the year 1902-03 received with your letter No. 346-C., dated
the 23rd July last, and to communicate the following remarks of the Government
of India thereon.
2. The year has been one of considerable activity, and an increasing
measure of success has attended the operations connected with inoculation against
rinderpest. There has been a substantial increase in the quantity of serum
manufactured and issued during the year, and the large demand for it is gratify-
ing evidence of the growing popularity of inoculation. Dr. Lingard has in hand
experiments connected with equine and other bovine diseases which promise to
yield valuable results. I am to express the satisfaction of the Government of
India with the work accomplished during the year by Dr. Lingard and his staff.
3. The report opens with a description of the experiments conducted during
the year with regard to the immunity conferred by rinderpest bile and gives
a detailed and very technical description of the results obtained. Such details are
doubtless of the greatest interest to the scientific world, but they are of little use
to the ordinary public, and are out of place in a purely Departmental Report
which is intended merely to record the year's work in a simple and concise form.
I am to request that the attention of the Imperial Bacteriologist maybe drawn to
the instructions conveyed in Mr. Arbuthnot's letter No. 86 2 —49-1 of the 19th
March 1901, and that he may be directed to adhere strictly to these orders in
future by avoiding such purely technical details and confining himself to record-
ing the actual results achieved.
4. The experiments to test the effect of temperature on the protective power
of rinderpest serum are interesting and appear to have proved conclusively the
fact that exposure to a high temperature has a destructive effect in the pro-
phylactic value of the serum. I am to suggest that the co-operation of Local
Governments may be invited with a view to providing proper cool storage
chambers at the various depôts. The experiments referred to in paragraphs
10 to 14 of the Report to ascertain the strength of doses of serum required to
secure protection in different breeds of cattle should, in compliance with the
orders conveyed in my letter No. 1058—63-4, dated the 25th June last, be printed
separately for the information and guidance of Provincial Superintendents.
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5. With reference to paragraph 61 of the report I am to say that the Gov-
ernment of India understand from your letter No. 159—277, dated 19th August
1903, that the attention of Civil Veterinary Officers has been called to the import-
ance of allowing inoculated animals to mix freely with the infected herd.
6. The Report may now be printed off and distributed in accordance with
the list forwarded with Mr. Arbuthnot's letter No. 1960—108-3, dated the 9th
September 1902, a copy of this letter being included at the end of the Report.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient Servant,
J. O. MILLER,
Secretary to the Government of India.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
IMPERIAL BACTERIOLOGIST
FOR THE YEAR
1903-1904.
CALCUTTA:
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, INDIA.
1904.
CALCUTTA
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CENTRAL PRINTING OFFICE,
8, HASTINGS STREET.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
IMPERIAL BACTERIOLOGIST
FOR THE YEAR
1903-1904.
SECTION I.
Administration.
No. 201 C., dated Bareilly, the 4th April 1904.
From—The Imperial Bacteriologist, Bareilly,
To—The Inspector General, Civil Veterinary Department, Meerut.
I have the honor to report on the working of the Imperial Bacteriological
Laboratory during the year ending 31st March 1904.
2. I remained in charge of the Laboratory throughout the year and
Captain J. D. E. Holmes occupied the post of the Assistant Bacteriologist.
3. The preparation of rinderpest and anthrax sera occupied a certain
portion of the officers' time. In addition, numerous cases of Dourine were
kept under observation and a series of experiments conducted with a view to
study the different phases of the disease.
During the year my attention was directed to drawing up a scheme for
the increased output of different sera at the Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory,
and the same has been approved and sanctioned by the Government.
Further test experiments were conducted by me on animals obtained
from Hamirpur and Bijnor Districts at the Bareilly branch Depôt. The
Assistant Bacteriologist was detailed in January 1904, to carry out similar
experiments in Assam with different typical breeds of bovines in that province.
For want of necessary arrangements and other difficulties, of which he sub-
mitted a detailed report to Government, the above officer was obliged to return
to Muktesar without initiating these experiments.
In addition to the above and other routine duties, I prepared and submit-
ted the following reports to Government :—
(i) Notes on the different degrees of susceptibility, etc.*
(ii) Report on Dourine, etc.
(iii) Anti-Rinderpest Serum Report.
4. Mallein.—-During the past year 247 doses of English and 28 of French
Mallein were issued from the Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory as shown in
Appendix III.
5. Fodder Supply.—During the year under review, the arrangements for
fodder supply at Muktesar, under the guidance of the Assistant Bacteriologist
were satisfactory. The grass was collected from the neighbouring forests. A
considerable demand was met from the production of cultivated and protected
areas of the Laboratory forest.
6. Forest.—The arrangements made for the practical working of the
Laboratory forest were satisfactory, and it was successfully protected from fire
* Note on the different degrees of susceptibility to rinderpest exhibited by the various pure and mixed
breeds of bovines and buffaloes, etc., submitted to Serum Testing by the "S. Alone" and "Sim-methods" during
the years 1889-1903.
B
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serum alone method. Of this number 174 animals succumbed after injections
being a mortality of 1.84 per cent. It is significant of the value of the serum
when used in affected herds of the Darjeeling and Chittagong (Hill Tracts) to
find that only 3.25 per cent. of injected animals succumbed, for in an ordinary
outbreak of rinderpest among such cattle a percentage of from 90 to 98 usually
follows.
27. Punjab—
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Kangra .
.
.
.
Ludhiana . . .
Sialkote . . .
Umballa . . .
Jallundhar
.
.
Lahore .
.
.
.
Hoshiarpur . . .
Gujranwala . . .
Amritsar
.
.
Karnal .
.
.
.
Gurdaspur . .
Ferozepore . . .
Jhelum .
.
.
.
TOTAL .
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculated.
51
12
12
7
2
9
2
21
2
2
4
2
2
128
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
3,170
991
1,368
484
115
4,140
450
3,486
72
296
416
1,317
160
16,465
Date onperiod of inocula¬
tion.
April to August, Octo¬
ber and December
1903, January 1904
April and
August
1903.
April, October, Dec-
ember 1903, Janu-
ary 1904.
April, September and
December 1903.
May 1903 . .
May, June
1903,
January 1904
June 1903 . .
August, October to
December
1903,
January,
Febru-
ary and March 1904.
October and Decem-
ber 1903.
November 1903
December 1903, and
January 1904
January and February
1904.
Febuary 1904
Number of
inoculated
cattle died.
5
...
6
...
...
1
...
2
...
...
...
...
...
14
REMARKS.
Ten animals suffering
from disease were
inoculated at request
of owners, of which
7 died.
Including 68 goats.
Including 57 goats.
Death rate 0.083 per
cent.
Of 16,465 cattle, including 125 goats, belonging 128 villages, a mortality
of 14 or 0.085 per cent. is recorded.
The susceptibility of the Punjab cattle to rinderpest is certainly much less
marked than in the Bengal animals.
28. United Provinces of Agra and Oudh —
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Babraich
.
.
Banda .
.
.
.
Allahabad . . .
Kheri .
.
.
.
Azamgarh
.
.
.
Saharanpur . . .
Basti
.
.
.
.
Almorah . . .
Gorakhpur . . .
Meerut
.
.
.
Mirzapur
.
Penares
Dehradun
.
.
TOTAL
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculated.
30
15
2
8
1
2
7
5
25
1
7
6
1
110
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
534
1,318
81
591
4
1,301
342
165
2,234
450
355
183
155
7,713
Date or period of inocula-
tion.
April, May, August
to October 1903.
Apri1, M ay, October
and November 1903,
January and Feb-
ruary 1904.
April 1903 . .
August and September
1903, January 1904.
September 1903
October and Decem-
ber 1903.
November 1903 .
December 1903, Janu-
ary, February and
March 1904.
December 1903, Janu¬
arv, February and
March 1904.
December 1903
January and March
1904.
March 1904 . .
Ditto
Number of
inoculated
cattle died
8
...
...
...
...
...
...
6
1
...
...
...
...
15
REMARKS.
In connection with in-
oculation, addresses
on the benefits of in-
oculation were deli¬
vered by me to 8,130
owners of cattle in
the districts of Bah¬
raich, Sitapur, Hardoi,
Karcukhabad, Etah,
Budaon, Bareilly and
Shahjahanpur during
December
1903,
January and Feb-
ruary
1904, and
28,000 head of cattle
were inspected by me
during this period.
Death rate 0.19 per
cent.
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From the above table it may be observed that 7,713 head of cattle were
injected with "serum alone" in 110 villages and a mortality of 0.19 per cent.
is recorded.
29. Central Provinces —
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Wardha . .
Raipur . .
Bilaspur . .
Sambalpur . .
Nagpur
.
.
Bhandara . .
TOTAL
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculatcd.
7
11
4
1
3
1
27
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
342
518
273
2
138
82
1,355
Date or period of inoculation.
June, August and October
1903.
June, August to November
1903, and February and
March 1904.
July and September 1903 .
August 1903 . . .
September 1903, and March
1904.
November 1903
Number of
inoculated
cattle died.
1
3
...
...
...
...
4
REMARKS.
Died 5th day after inocu-
lation, but the animal
seemed to be infected at
time of inoculation.
Death rate 0.29 per cent.
In the six districts of the Central Provinces 1,355 head of cattle owned
by people of 27 villages were injected with "serum alone" with a mortality of
4 only or 0.29 per cent.
30. Madras—
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Godaveri . .
Ganjam
.
.
TOTAL
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculated.
11
8
19
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
2,043
762
2,805
Date or period of inoculation.
May, June, July and Sep-
tember 1903, and February
and March 1904.
December 1903, and January
1904.
Number of
inoculated
cattle died.
12
12
REMARKS.
Nine cattle were suffering
from the disease ; were
inoculated with 40 to
80 c. c. doses : one of
them died.
Death rate 0.42 per cent.
On reference to the above table, it would appear that out of 2,805 head of
cattle injected with "serum alone," 12 animals or 0.42 per cent. succumbed to
rinderpest after injection.
31. North-West Frontier Province—
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Peshawar
TOTAL
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculated.
2
2
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
196
196
Date or period of inoculation.
August 1903, and March 1904
Number of
inoculated
cattle died.
...
REMARKS.
In two villages of the Peshawar District 196 cattle were injected with
"serum alone" and no deaths occurred after injection.
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32. Assam-
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Sibsagar. .
TOTAL
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculated.
10
10
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
1,063
1,063
Date or period of inoculation.
June, July and September
1903.
Number of
inoculatcd
cattle died.
...
REMARKS.
Of 1,063 head of cattle injected with "serum alone" in ten villages of the
Sibsagar District, no mortality is recorded to have occurred after serum
injection.
33. Burma.—
Injections with Serum alone.
DISTRICT.
Kyankse
.
.
Upper Burma
( Bassein)
Mandalay . .
Rangoon town .
TOTAL
.
Number
of villages
of which
cattle
inoculated.
88
5
5
...
98
Number
of cattle
inoculated.
8,438
255
392
21
9,106
Date or period of inoculation.
April 1903 . . .
July 1903. . . .
January 1904 . . .
March 1904 . . .
Number of
inoculated
cattle died.
...
...
2
...
2
REMARKS.
Two deaths occurred, but
could not be ascribed to
inoculation.
Four animals suffering
from rinderpest were
injected with serum :
one a calf about one
year or so old, in poor
condition,
weight
215 lbs., temperature
105° F., was injected on
25th January and suc-
cumbed on 28th Janu-
ary ; the other three
did well.
Death rate 0.021 per
cent.
According to returns received in this office, it would appear that in 98
villages of three districts, 9,106 head of cattle were injected with the "serum
alone" method with a mortality of two animals or 0.021 per cent. after
injection.
34. It would appear that from the returns received up to date that 48,157
head of cattle, etc., had been injected during the official year 1903-04 by the
"serum alone" method and the mortality was 0.45 per cent. amongst the
injected animals.
35. Sikkim-Thibet Force.—By the end of January 1904, rinderpest broke
out amongst commissariat bullocks engaged in the Sikkim-Thibet Force. The
Inspecting Veterinary Officer, Bengal Command, was supplied with anti-rinder-
pest serum, and the results obtained, as quoted by him in his letter No. A.—136,
dated Chumbi, the 12th March 1904, are as follows :—
*****
" The serum you supplied has given the greatest satisfaction and I am
glad to state that we are free from rinderpest."
36. Anthrax.—At the commencement of the year under report there was
a balance in hand of 400 c. c. of anthrax protective serum, while during the
year 40,018 c. c. were prepared. This is equivalent to 8,003 doses as against
3,094 doses during the past year. The demand for this serum was greater by
4,971 doses than that of the last year. Appendix No. II gives the details of
ssue.
37. The following abstract of statements submitted by the Superintendents
of the Civil Veterinary Department show the results of injections carried out
with anthrax protective serum in their respective provinces.
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38. Injections wih Anthrax protective Serum in Madras.
DISTRICT.
Ganjam . . .
Malabar . . .
Tanjore . . .
Godaveri .
.
.
Tanjore . . .
Godaveri .
. .
Tanjore .
. .
Tinnevelly . . .
Godaveri . . .
Tanjore . . .
Nellore . . .
Tanjore . . .
Chingleput . . .
Tinnevelly . .
Do. . .
Tanjore . . .
Tinnevelly . .
Nellore . . .
TOTAL .
Number of
villages
or Taluks.
1
1
2
3
4
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
4
4
2
9
44
Number of
Cattle
inoculated.
104
72
196
296
379
603
404
148
269
418
407
98
22 cows
127
420
561
367
1,438
6,329
AFTER
INOCULATION.
attacked.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
died.
...
...
...
...
...
2
2
...
1
11
4
...
...
1
4
...
...
...
25
Date or period of
inoculation.
May 1903.
Ditto.
June 1903
July 1903.
Ditto.
August 1903 .
Ditto . .
Ditto . .
September 1903 .
Ditto.
Ditto.
October 1903
November 1903.
Ditto.
December 1903.
January and Feb
ruary 1904.
January
and
March 1904.
February
and
March 1904.
...
REMARKS.
It is reported that the animals
that were protected are doing
well.
About 12 cattle were suffer-
ing from anthrax. They were
given a large dose of serum and
recovered from the disease. The
}remaining 4 died as they were
in an advanced stage of the
disease, and post-mortem exami¬
nation declared that two of
them were suffering from char-
bon symptoniatique.
One animal was suffering from
anthrax, 80 c. c. was injected
and it recovered.
Few cattle only were inoculated
for want of Serum and also
because one of the assistants
obtained privilege leave during
the middle of the month. Ninety
cattle were given quinine mix-
ture experimentally and their
number is not included.
Death rate 0.39 per cent.
39. United Provinces of Agra and Oudh.—During the month of August
1903, 56 cattle belonging to one village in the Saharanpur District were
injected with the anthrax protective serum, and all were reported to have
been recovered.
40. North-West Frontier Province.—In one village of the Hazara District
26 head of cattle received anthrax protective serum and all were saved.
41. Material examined.-—As in previous years, numerous cover-glass
preparations of blood and pus were received in the Laboratory for micro-
scopical examination and report. The great majority of these were specimens
of pus obtained from animals suffering from lymphangitis epizootica,
although some few were anthrax.
42. Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia.—During 1903-04 but few cases of hæmorr-
hagic septicæmia would appear to have occurred—in fact we might designate it
as not being a hæmorrhagic septicæmia year. This disease usually occurs
during seasons of excessive rain and as the rainfall during the year 1903 was
short this may account for the very few cases reported. Further, as the malady
runs its course in some 20 to 48 hours, it will readily be understood that there
is much difficulty in obtaining specimens of blood or cultivations for further
work in the Laboratory especially when the outbreaks occur at long distances
from head-quarters.
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APPENDIX I.
Table showing the amount of anti-Rinderpest serum manufactured and despatched during the
year 1903-1904.
AMOUNT MANUFACTURED.
Stock.
Balance in hand
from 1902-1903.
Manufactured during
1903-1904.
TOTAL
c. c.
171,669
520,925
692,594
AMOUNT ISSUED.
Abstract of issue.
Issued as per detail below .
Utilized in experiments at Muktesar and
Bareilly.
Tested serum in hand .
.
.
.
Untested
ditto
.
.
.
.
Retained in small bottles for test experi-
ments and standardizing serum.
TOTAL
c. c.
571,740
8,480
110,674
Nil.
1,700
692,594
REMARKS.
Issue.
Serial
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Date of issue.
11th April 1803
12th
15th
17th
21st
28th
ditto .
ditto .
Ditto .
Ditto .
ditto .
ditto .
ditto .
6th May 1903 .
11th
13th
14th
20th
21st
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
Ditto
To whom consigned.
The Supeirntendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Burma, Rangoon.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department,
Provincial
Circle,
Lahore.
The Secretary, Veterinary, Moriani,
Assam.
The Veterinary Inspector, Circle III,
Allahabad.
Veterinary Assistant Hira Lal, Pathan¬
kote, Punjab.
Veterinary Assistant Gunga Ram,
Palampore, Punjab.
Veterinary Assistant Sant Ram,
Kangra, Punjab.
Veterinary Assistant Hira Lal, Pathan¬
kote, Punjab.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Bombay.
Veterinary Assistant Hira Lal, Pathan¬
kote, Punjab.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department,
Provincial Circle,
Lahore.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Burma, Rangoon.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Madras.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Bengal, Calcutta.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department,
Provincial Circle,
Lahore.
No.
cubic
centi-
metres.
20,300
25,200
25,200
1,050
5,250
5,250
5,250
5,250
5,250
10,200
18,200
36,050
3,150
11,550
5,950
No. of doses
calculated for
plains animals
per 600 lbs.
body weight
by simultane-
ous method.
4,060
5,040
5,040
210
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
2,040
3,033
6,008
525
2,041
980
Laboratory
No. of
serum.
XVI
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
XVII
„
XV
XV, XVI,
XVII.
VII,
VIII,IX
XIV,XV.
STANDARD.
c. c.
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6, 5, 6
5, 5,10,
10, 6.
11
Issue— continued.
Serial
No.
16
17
18
19
20
21.
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Date of issue.
10th June 1903
19th
23rd
27th
ditto .
ditto .
ditto .
7th July 1903 .
14th
17th
19th
20th
28th
29th
6th
14th
Ditto .
Ditto .
ditto .
ditto .
ditto .
Ditto .
Ditto .
ditto
.
Ditto .
Ditto .
Ditto .
Ditto .
ditto .
ditto .
August 1903 .
Ditto .
Ditto .
ditto .
1st September 1903
10th
ditto .
12th October 1903 .
To whom consigned.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Central Provinces, Nag-
pur.
The Deputy Commissioner, Bahraich .
Colonel Morgan, Inspector General,
Civil Veterinary Department, Simla.
The Egyptian Government, Sanitary
Department, Cairo.
Ditto
ditto
ditto .
The Veterinary Inspector, Circle I,
Meerut.
The State Surgeon, Taiping, Perak .
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Bengal, Calcutta.
The Chairman, District Board, Basti .
Veterinary Assistant Ganga Ram,
Palampur, Punjab.
Veterinary Assistant Hira Lal, Pathan¬
kote, Punjab.
Veterinary Assistant Sant Ram,
Kangra, Punjab.
The Veterinary Inspector, Circle III,
Allahabad.
Veterinary Assistant Eshar Dass,
Peshawar.
Veterinary Assistant Yar Mohammed
Khan, Abbottabad.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Central Provinces, Nag-
pur.
Veterinary Assistant Ali Akbar Shah,
Dera Ismail Khan.
Veterinary Assistant Thakur Singh,
Bannu.
The Veterinary Inspector, Circle II,
c/o Post Master, Bahraich.
Veterinary Assistant Fazl Ilahi, Wazir¬
abad.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department,
Provincial
Circle,
Lahore.
Veterinary Assistant Sant Sing.
Ludhiana.
The Officer in charge, Veterinary Hos-
pital, Ludhiana.
The Veterinary Assistant, Bareilly .
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Central Provinces, Nag-
pur.
The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary
Department, Bengal, Calcutta.
No.
of.
cubic
centi-
metres.
2,100
1,400
2,100
25,000
10,000
1,050
1,400
20,300
1,050
14,000
14,000
14,000
700
700
700
3,500
700
700
700
3,500
7,000
3,500
3,500
1,400
1,400
3,150
No. of doses
calculated for
plains animals
per 600 lbs.
body weight
by simultane-
ous method.
420
140
300
3,571
1,429
150
200
2,900
150
2,000
2,000
2,000
100
100
100
500
100
100
100
500
1,000
500
500
233
233
630
Labortory
No. of
serum.
VIII
XII
XVIII
„
„
„
„
„
II
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
XV
„
XIX
STANDARD.
c. c.
5
10
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
5
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