17 Syllabus—Punjab Veterinary College, Appendix IV—Fees and Allow-
ances, Appendix V.
Appendix IV.
(Referred to in para. 71.)
Sessional Courses—Syllabus.
Punjab Veterinary College.
First year.—(1) Anatomy up to Arthology ; (2) Botany; (3) Chemistry;
(Class A.) (4) Materia Medica and Pharmacy ; (5) Handling of animals.
Second year.-(1)
Anatomy; (2) Physiology ; (3) Theoretical equine medicine and
(Class B.) surgery ; (4) Theoretical bovine pathology; (5) Theoretical principles
of horse shoeing; (6) Hygiene.
Third year.—(1) Equine medicine and surgery; (2) Soundness and age ;
(Class C.) (3) Operative surgery; (4) Bovine pathology; (5) Sanitary science; (6)
Therapeutics and toxicology.
Practical work—
First year.—The students will be instructed in nursing, dressing, handling, casting
(Class A.) and securing animals, and in the names of instruments and appliances.
Second year.—The students will attend hospital practice, receive clinical instruction and
(Class B ) instruction in the use of instruments and appliances. They will attend
the forge and pharmacy- Dissections will be carried out and operations
performed on the dead subject.
Third year.—They will perform the duties of clinical clerks, operate under the supervision
(Class C.) of the teaching staff and conduct post mortem examinations. They
will be trained in testing milk and judging meat.
Appendix V.
Fees and allowances.
1. An officer of the A. V. S. on duty—
(i) under the provisions of the Glanders and Farcy Act within a radius of five miles
from the cantonment in which he is quartered—is entitled to a fee of R16 for each centre
at which he makes an examination. Should suspicious cases be reported at two or more
serais or stages on a dâk line, he is entitled to a separate fee for the examination made
at each place ;
(ii) under the provisions of the Glanders and Farcy Act outside a radius of five miles
from the cantonment in which he is quartered—is similarly entitled to a fee of R16
for each centre at which he makes an examination and to the travelling and detention
allowances admissible to a veterinary officer visiting an out-station on duty (see A. R., I.,
Vols. I and X);
(iii) as a member of an examining board at a civil veterinary college—is entitled to the
following daily fee during the period the board sits:—
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and to such travelling allowance, not including halting allowance, as is admissible under the
Civil Service Regulations;
(iv) when an officer travels by rail, Form E will be used.
2. When veterinary officers render professional service to native gentlemen in native
States they may not, without the permission of the local Government, accept a fee exceeding
Rs. 16 for one visit or Rs 1,000 in the aggregate for attendance during one year on one or
more animals belonging to the same person. In exceptional oases the local Government may
sanction the acceptance of a fee not exceeding Rs. 1,000. If a fee or aggregate of fees as
above exceeding that amount is proposed, the sanction of the G. of I. must be obtained to
its acceptance. Travelling expenses are not included in the fees.