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24-Parganas
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Nadia ... ...
Jessore ... ...
Khulna
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Darjeeling
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Bangpur
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Bogra
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Pabna
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Chittagoag
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Saran
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Champaran ... ...
Muzaffarpur
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Ditto...
Ditto
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Malignant
Sore-
throat.
Rinderpest ...
Ditto...
Ditto ...
Rinderpest
and
foot-and-mouth
disease
Rinderpest ...
Rinderpest ...
Ditto ...
Ditto...
Malignant
sore-
throat.
Ditto
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Ditto
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Ditto
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Ditto
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Ditto
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Ditto
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Ditto
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Ditto
Epidemic ...
Ditto
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Ditto ... ...
Ditto
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April
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May
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May
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June
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August
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May
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April and August ...
August
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August
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July ... ... ...
August and November
August...
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1,278
1,530
280
71
628
375
146
200
3,480
1 ,236
337
152
824
692
256
34
118
241
54
126
3,310
678
98
130
64 47
45 22
91 42
47 83
18 78
64 26
3698
63
95 11
54. 83
29 .08
85 52
From the Magistrate and subsequent-
ly from the Calcutta Gazette of
10th August 1898.
From
Calcutta
Gazette
of
11th
May 1898.
Ditto
ditto ...
From Calcutta
Gazette of 1st June
1898.
From the Deputy Commissioner ..
From the Magistrate
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Ditto
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From Director of Land Record ...
From the Magistiate
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Ditto
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Ditto
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From Mr. Geo. Toomey of
Kunli
Indigo Factory.
Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant
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Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant
i
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Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant
Ditto
Ditto ...
Ditto Ditto ...
Nil ... ... ... ... ... ...
A Veterinary Assistant was sent and
he checked the disease. Another
outbreak was reported from
the
Magistrate, and in the
Calcutta.
Gazette lor 10th August 1898 in the
Basrhut
subdivision.
The
Magistrate
was
requested
to
appoint a Veterinary Assistant, but
he could not, as he is not authorised
by law to expend money for this
purpose.
The Magistrate was asked to give a
report. A report was given, but
no assistance was required, as the
disease was abating.
The Magistra'e was asked to appoint a
Veterinary Assistant, but he report-
ed that no assistance was required
as the disease had disappeared. A
copy of Hallen's Manual of Cattle
Diseases in India (Bangali) was sent
at his request.
The Magistrate was advised to appoint
a Veterinary Assistant, but no reply
was received from him.
The lo cl itine ating Veterinary Assist-
tant was sent by the Deputy Com-
missioner, and no action was con-
sidered necessary.
A Veterinary Assistant was sent, and
through his careful treatment the
disease disappeared.
The Magistrate was requested
to
appoint a Veterinary Assistant, but
he replied that the disease had
abated, and no Veterinary Assistant
was required.
Five copies of
Hallen's Manual of Cattle Diseases
in India (Bengali) were sent.
The Magistrate of Pabna was requested
by wine to appoint a Veterinary
Assistant, hut he in ormed that
there was no necessity of appointing
a Veterinary Assistant.
Fifty-four
copies of Hallen's Manual (Bengali)
were supplied to him for distribu-
tion.
The Veterinary Assistant, A. T. Biswas
of Chittagong, was appointed on
my recommendation, and he was
able to check tbe disease.
One Veterinary Assistant was sent to
Gopalganj who served there from
25th July to 12th September, when
his services were dispensed with.
He succeeded in repressing
the
disease.
On the first outbreak the Veterinary
Inspector under the Glanders Act
was encaged by the Magistrate to
investigate the disease; and on the
second a Veterinary Assistant was
sent, who suppressed the disease.
I went myself to inspect the affected
villages, but the disease was abat-
ing when I arrived.