NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
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TABLE
NUMBER OF HORSE AND DONKEY STALLIONS UNDER LOCAL
—
Total
Total of 1929-30
Total of 1928-29
NUMBER ON 1ST
APRIL 1930.
Horses.
Provincial.
2
22
21
20
District Board.
3
42
39
44
Donkeys
Provincial.
4
70
68
69
District Board.
5
16
12
13
OBTAINED DURING
THE YEAR.
Horses.
Provincial.
6
3
2
2
District Board.
7
5
4
1
Donkeys
Provincial.
8
..
4
2
District Board.
9
1
5
1
CASULTIES
DURING
THE YEAR.
Horses.
Provincial.
10
5
1
2
District Board.
11
3
1
5
Donkeys
Provincial.
12
3
3
2
District Board.
13
..
1
2
BALANCE
MARCH.
Horses.
Provincial.
14
20
22
20
District Board.
15
44
42
40
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VIII.
BODIES, THEIR SERVICES AND PRODUCE DURING 1930-31.
ON 31ST
1931.
Donkeys .
Provincial.
16
67
70
69
District Board.
17
17
16
12
STALLIONS, ACTUAL-
-- EMPLOYED
AT STUD.
Horses.
Year under report.
18
66
65
60
Previous year.
19
65
65
66
Donkeys
Year under report.
20
86
83
81
Previous year.
21
83
81
81
NUMBEE OF MARES
COVERED.
Horses.
Year under report.
22
3,113
3,041
3,600
Previous year.
23
3,041
3,600
3,581
Donkeys.
Year under report.
24
3,593
3,377
3,473
Previous year.
25
3,377
3,473
3,076
AVERAGE NUMBER OF
MARES COVERED PER
STALLION.
Horses.
Year under report.
26
47.1
47
60
Previous year.
27
47
60
54.3
Donekys.
Year under report.
28
41.8
39
43
Previous year.
29
39
43
37.9
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TABLE
ABSTRACT OF PARTICULARS REGARDING CATTLE FAIRS
Name of District.
1
Hissar .. .. .. ..
Rohtak .. .. ..
Gurgaon .. ..
Hoshiarpur .. .. ..
Jullundur District Board ..
Jullundur Municipal Committee
Ludhiana .. .. ..
Ferozepore .. .. ..
Lahore .. .. .. ..
Shalamar Muncipal Committee
Amritsar District Board ..
Amritsar Municipal Committee
Gurdaspur .. ..
Sialkot .. ..
Gujranwala .. .. ..
Shelkhupura .. ..
Sangla Small Town Committee
Gujrat .. .. ..
Shahpur .. ..
Jhelum .. .. .. ..
Rawalpindi .. .. .. ..
Attock .. .. .. ..
Montgomery .. .. .. ..
Lyullpur .. .. .. ..
Jhang .. ..
Multan .. .. .. .. ..
Dera Ghazi Khan .. ..
Total .. ..
Total of 1929-30 ..
Total of 1028-20
Number of Cattle Fairs and
Shows held.
2
10
3
2
4
3
1
3
24
3
1
3
2
1
8
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
38
1
1
6
120
130
98
TOTAL NUMBEE OF STOCK PRESENT.
Bul l
s.
3
..
..
..
..
2
..
..
24
62
42
404
..
..
..
18
16
9
71
108
23
66
375
197
212
100
34
216
2,069
2,882
2,814
Bullocks.
4
112,723
78,406
6,046
1,263
3,408
1,442
2,264
10,001
745
126
2,228
..
..
..
7,700
800
210
117
323
30
2,216
80
1,000
2,701
186
37
914
236,855
286,637
195,336
Cows .
5
1,880
3,708
1,114
970
930
1,503
1,680
5,384
903
187
4,231
..
..
..
7,300
2,000
195
99
255
127
1,120
608
385
5,324
239
22
1,066
41,333
51,706
30,816
Young stock.
6
..
405
5,568
328
807
1,405
1,391
14,473
1,531
410
1,373
..
..
..
6,000
2,300
52
81
142
221
357
430
431
1,483
180
93
964
40,515
61,038
56,918
Buffaloes.
7
6,766
15,336
849
2,234
3,344
5,806
2,400
8,058
1,318
210
8,717
..
..
..
13,000
3,400
228
87
119
20
380
..
372
8,503
80
1
38
82,373
110,800
92,526
Ca me l
s .
8
7,808
627
105
61
38
46
82
3,136
74
63
237
..
..
..
30
10
..
5
3
..
3
46
387
8,542
376
2
416
21,777
35,503
32,458
Ot her s .
9
2,544
3,657
313
1,830
540
2,126
374
098
1,054
40
138
..
..
..
1,752
780
301
..
153
41
200
333
1,310
283
40
..
52
18,877
31,787
80,166
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IX.
AND SHOWS HELD DURING THE YEAR 1930-31.
AVERAGE PRICE OF ANIMALS SOLD.
Bulls.
10
Rs.
..
..
..
..
6
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Bullocks.
11
Rs.
..
..
..
19
20
17
45
37
..
..
..
..
..
..
27
22
..
..
..
..
89
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
351
..
Cows.
12
Rs.
..
..
..
14
20
17
28
28
..
..
..
..
..
..
20
22
..
..
..
..
16
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
241
..
Buffaloes.
13
Rs.
..
..
..
44
43
48
39
44
..
..
..
..
..
..
37
27
..
..
..
..
35
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
396. 7
..
Camels.
14
Rs.
..
..
..
45
57
62
94
72
..
..
..
..
..
..
77
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
550
..
Amo u n t r e a l i z e d in fees.
15
Rs.
27,481
24,554
1,132
2,611
3,922
7,715
1,687
24,395
4,111
321
2,772
33,449
353
41,124
10,984
2,496
2,030
30
137
13
203
64
465
40,992
..
7
..
2,32,948
3,31,899
2,60,488
Total number of animals
that competed for prizes.
16
789
1,789
176
506
266
167
178
398
854
..
238
409
77
521
205
247
100
183
974
446
699
1,828
742
17,509
1,061
173
3,666
34,290
17,515
15,415
PRISE-MONEY PROVIDED.
From Provincial Funds.
17
Rs.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
30
747
From Local Fund.
18
Rs.
1,100
2,904
305
1,827
936
338
300
1,008
1,113
350
300
2,594
74
2,140
900
600
400
602
1,500
438
720
1,005
900
2,081
1,213
300
900
26,764
36,218
32,827
From other sources.
19
Rs.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
50
..
..
..
40
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
30
..
..
..
..
..
..
120
894
2,917
Total.
20
Rs.
1,100
2,904
305
1,827
936
338
300
1,008
1,163
350
300
2,594
114
2,140
900
500
400
602
1,500
438
760
1,005
900
2,081
1,213
300
900
26,874
37,142
36,521
Amount
actually
awarded.
21
Rs.
1,100
2,904
305
968
615
338
300
1,008
1,063
251
300
1,366
111
1,147
518
461
400
602
1,403
438
760
1,005
879
2,081
1,126
276
900
22,615
33,952
83,351
Number of medals awarded.
22
2
3
..
2
..
..
..
4
2
..
..
2
..
..
..
2
..
1
2
2
..
7
2
2
..
3
2
38
43
32
RE MARKS .
23
E2
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TABLE X.
STATEMENT SHOWING COST OF THE CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
DURING THE OFFICIAL YEAR 1930-31 IN THE PROVINCE OF
THE PUNJAB.
Major Heads.
1
Direction
.. ..
Superintendence .. ..
Veterinary Instruction ..
Subordinate Establishment ..
Hospitals and Dispensaries ..
Breeding Operations ..
Prizes ..
Fairs and Shows ..
Total ..
Total of 1929-30 ..
Total of 1928-29 ..
AMOUNT
Imperial.
2
Rs.
..
..
..
-
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Provincial.
3
Rs.
94,597
1,96,631
1,65,741
3,92,558
32,005
3,60,361
5,000
..
12,46,893
14,09,912
13,92,167
Local.
4
Rs.
..
..
5,778
..
4,11,021
2,86,275
..
1,18,606
8,21,680
9,77,814
10,68,395
Total.
6
Rs.
94,597
1,96,631
1,71,519
3,92,558
4,43,026
6,46,636
5,000
1,18,606
20,68,573
23,87,726
24,60,562
REMARKS.
6
TABLE XI.
(EXPENDITURE BY LOCAL BODIES) AS SUPPLIED
BY DISTRICTS FOR THE YEAR 1930-31.
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TABLE
(EXPENDITURE BY LOCAL BODIES) AS SUPPLIED
District.
1
Hissar .. .. .. ..
Rohtak .. .. ..
Gurgaon .. .. ..
Karnal .. .. .. ..
Ambala .. .. .. ..
Simla District Board ..
Simla Municipal Commit-
tee
Kangra .. .. ..
Hoshiarpur .. .. ..
Jullundur .. .. .. ..
Ludhiana .. .. .. ..
Ferozepore .. .. .. ..
Lahore .. .. .. ..
Shalamar Municipal Com-
mittee.
Amritsar District Board
Amritsar Municipal Com-
mittee.
Gurdaspur .. ..
Dera
Baba
Nanak
Municipal Committee.
Sialkot .. .. .. ..
Gujranwala .. .. .. ..
Shelkhpura .. .. .. .. ..
Sangla Small Town Com-
mittee.
Gujrat .. .. ..
Shahpur .. .. ..
Jhelum .. .. ..
Rawalpindi
Attock .. .. ..
Mianwali .. .. ..
Montgomery
Lyallpur .. .. .. ..
Jhang .. .. ..
Multan .. .. .. ..
Muzaffargarh
.. ..
Dera Ghazi Khan ..
Total ..
Total of 1020-30
..
Total of 1028-29
..
Stipends.
2
140
458
300
300
..
.. 1,092
..
180
400
..
.. 136
..
.. 222
..
360
..
260
362
47
..
60
88
..
..
.. 114
.. 680
..
.. 475
105
5,778
6,404
5,277
HOSPITAL CHARGES
Pay of compounders and menials.
3
Rs.
5,158
7,518
7,238
5,578
4,804
1,372
..
5,507
4,942
5,578
4,362
5,764
7,872
..
6,204
2,235
5,028
..
6,120
4,573
6,267
..
3,598
4,963
6,160
6,268
4,192
6,844
5,905
10,486
5,381
6,008
4,654
4,036
1,60,585
1,50,232
1,42,263
Cost of medicines and instruments.
4
Rs.
7,697
9,567
5,329
4,546
2,810
650
725
..
3,076
3,653
3,211
5,373
..
4,580
1,421
3,343
..
4,511
4,143
6,788
..
2,706
4,098
2,879
3,986
3,348
6,008
3,308
..
.. 2,006
97,851
86,304
86,363
Expenditure on buildings and repairs.
5
Rs.
2,848
4,673
2,155
6,466
1,696
399
720
11,919
3,181
427
2,163
1,155
2,660
..
3,330
652
931
..
8,233
362
3,118
..
232
1,169
2,187
3,266
4,391
1,936
1,335
5,580
3,232
6,748
1,360
10,601
96,842
1,84,637
2,64,466
Furniture.
6
Rs.
..
.. 533
336
798
207
..
575
.. 243
..
..
..
1,114
..
..
..
..
212
41
..
108
.. 106
..
67
313
102
625
30
..
..
..
5,416
4,447
4,801
Contingencies.
7
Rs.
..
.. 1,419
1,226
601
100
5,027
5,790
583
674
504
6,638
..
678
804
561
..
742
938
..
654
4,307
687
4,204
206
019
635
3,395
241
7,050
3,104
..
50,326
50,155
46,932
Tot al .
8
Rs.
15,703
21,758
16,674
17,141
10,009
2,581
0,679
23,216
12,356
10,332
10,473
12,567
16,906
..
15,806
6,172
9,863
..
.. 18,818
10,067
16,163
..
7,198
10,499
12,078
12,727
11,794
12,698
11,826
25,094
12,288
18,806
9,108
16,543
4,11,021
4,76,676
5,34,815
BREEDING
Bulls.
Purchase.
9
Rs.
12,600
13,400
7,535
6,000
4,000
..
..
150
..
.. 6,000
4,202
4,200
..
4,659
8,000
..
2,800
3,600
5,000
..
1,366
..
..
..
..
..
3,549
160
..
..
..
80,021
1,04,999
1,00,461
Up-keep.
10
Rs.
486
3,250
290
386
244
..
..
836
976
303
636
..
..
..
.. 606
..
363
..
826
738
508
..
1,715
3,879
9,764
8,834
10,007
12,486
363
2,987
1,801
2,845
65,078
77,710
71,655
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XI.
BY DISTRICTS FOR THE YEAR 1930-31.
OPERATIONS.
Horses and ponies.
Purchase.
11
Rs.
..
956
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.. 1,500
..
..
800
1,200
1,200
..
..
.. 1,403
2,010
..
9,075
7,780
9,695
Up-keep.
12
Rs.
4,108
4,002
2,988
3,550
2,727
..
403
1,161
2,104
2,615
4,566
8,060
..
6,382
..
3,675
..
2,040
2,394
5,788
..
1,160
3,736
1,415
3,711
2,942
2,336
6,098
8,670
4,011
4,002
3,842
2,850
1,02,914
1,09,303
1,19,166
Donkeys.
Purchase.
13
Rs.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
2,604
983
Up-keep.
14
Rs.
2,098
988
1,542
2,410
1,662
..
1,253
1,280
1,010
3,354
..
..
..
..
..
2,762
..
952
279
825
..
28
926
638
186
1,799
2,213
1,000
.. 457
590
.. 929
29,187
31,704
35,681
Total.
15
Rs.
19,282
23,286
12,355
11,352
8,033
..
2,732
3,417
3,417
11,504
8,768
12,260
..
11,047
..
9,800
..
6,618
6,911
13,621
..
4,278
9,341
11,807
13,931
14,748
18,235
7,098
12,582
7,015
6,685
7,719
6,633
2,86,275
3,34,100
3,46,542
FAIRS AND SHOWS.
Horse fair.
Prizes.
16
Rs.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
134
..
..
..
.. 58
135
400
..
..
..
.. 250
38
..
243
.. 400
96
.. 295
500
325
..
.. 1,940
4,814
8,999
5,374
Contingencies.
17
Rs.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
428
..
..
..
..
..
..
80
..
..
..
..
..
..
1,080
1,381
2,836
..
.. 1,230
2,500
5,391
1,329
.. 970
17,231
22,459
20,400
Cattle fair.
Prizes.
18
Rs.
1,100
2,004
305
..
..
..
..
968
615
300
1,008
1,063
193
300
2,594
..
111
1,147
518
461
143
602
1,403
438
720
1,005
.. 1,017
2,081
1,126
276
188
900
23,486
33,002
33,351
Contingencies.
19
Rs.
7,390
18,661
700
..
..
..
..
427
1,528
1,641
6,946
6,057
1,709
2,766
120
..
..
6,382
2,640
2,313
..
1,079
..
52
200
1,302
621
.. 8,318
1,707
..
267
..
73,075
90,185
1,06,630
Total.
20
Rs.
8,400
21,565
1,104
..
..
..
1,957
2,143
1,941
7,054
7,120
1,960
3,207
3,104
..
111
7,520
3,158
3,024
181
2,761
3,027
490
4,150
2,463
621
2,542
13,300
8,639
1,005
455
3,816
1,18,000
1,01,545
1,81,701
Grand total of columns 2, 8, 1
21
Rs.
43,615
67,067
30,433
28,793
19,242
2,581
7 771
25,948
17,910
16,292
23,918
29,279
35,420
1,960
30,876
8,366
20,023
111
33,225
20,488
31,855
181
14,297
22,955
24,375
30,814
29,005
31,668
20,065
51,755
28,542
27,096
17,757
27,097
8,21,680
9,77,814
10,68,395
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TABLE XIII.
BREEDING RESULTS AT THE GOVERNMENT CATTLE FARM, HISSAR, FOR THE YEAR 1930-31
Class.
1
Cattle breeding ..
Mule breeding ..
Donkey breeding ..
Sheep breeding ..
Arab breeding ..
Goat breeding ..
Average number of (1)
cows, (2)
mares, (3) ewes, and (4) goats
present during the year.
2
2,007
..
66
558
12
70
Total number of births.
3
1,115
3
35
499
5
80
Per cent age.
4
55.55
..
53.03
(a) 78.85
41.66
(b) 65.71
PREVIOUS TWO TEARS.
1929-30.
Average number of
(1) cows, (2) mares,
(3) ewes, (4) goats
present during the
year.
5
1,966
..
76
538
13
58
Total number of
births.
6
957
1
31
491
10
100
Percentage.
7
48.68
..
40.79
78.44
76.92
89.66
1928-29.
Average number of
(1)
cows,
(2) marcs,
(a) ewes, (4) goats
present during the
year.
8
1,873
..
82
527
13
52
Total number of
births.
9
1,190
4
40
696
8
104
Percentage.
10
63.53
..
48.78
100%
61.53
92.3
REMARKS.
11
Mule breeding has been abolished.
Eight mares were kept for training
donkeys.
(a) 43 ewes lambed twice during
the year and gave one lamb
each time.
6 ewes gave birth to twins
during the year.
5 ewes lambed twice daring the
year and gave one lamb at one
time and two at the second
(b) 20 goats gave birth to twins dur-
ing the year.
1 goat gave birth to 3 kids during
the year.
2 goats kidded twice during the
year and gave birth to 2 kids
at one time and one at the
second time.
2 goats kidded twice during the
year and gave birth to 1
kid each time.
2 goats kidded twice during the
year and gave birth to two
kids each time.
xix
TABLE XIV.
SHOWING MAIN RESULTS OF THE WORKING OF THE HISSAR CATTLE
FARM DURING THE YEAR 1930-31.
Particulars.
A.
Receipts.
sale of animals (exclusive of concessions to local bodies) ..
Miscellaneous receipts .. .. .. ..
Receipts on account of House Rent.. .. .. .. .. ..
Deduct—Refund
.. .. .. ..
Total ..
B.
Concessions allowed to local bodies.
Bulls .. .. .. .. ..
Donkeys .. .. .. .. ..
Sheep .. .. .. ..
Arab Stallion and Horse Colts .. .. ..
Miscellaneous—Bulls to Agricultural Farms .. .. ..
Goats (to Punjab Veterinary College) ..
Arab mare and hack (to Punjab Veterinary College)
Total ..
Total A and B ..
Expenditure.
Salary of Officers .. .. .. .. ..
Salary of Subordinate Staff .. .. .. ..
Travelling and conveyance allowance .. .. ..
Contingencies and Supplies and Services.
A. Feed of animals (inclusive Reserve Fodder)
B. Purchase of animals .. .. ..
C. Other heads .. .. ..
Stationery and Printing .. .. .. ..
Expenditure on buildings through the Public Works Depart-
ment
Total ..
Capital on 1st day of the year .. .. .. ..
Capital at the end of the year .. .. .. ..
1. Valuation of animals .. .. ..
2. Valuation of grain .. .. ..
3. Valuation of fodder .. .. ..
4. Valuation of machinery, medicines, dead stock articles
and stationery, &c. .. .. .. ..
5. Valuation of buildings .. .. .. ..
6. Value of land .. .. .. ..
Amount.
Rs.
1,00,952
33,712 1
1,200
..
(a) 1,41,864 1
79,050
..
805
4,000
..
50
1,000
84,905
2,20,769
(b)&(i) 32,907
(c) 99,996
(d) 4,915
52,970
6,391
(e) 90,901
534
28,231
3,16,847
21,41,640
22,16,609
9,15,012
18,964
1,04,946
..
1,87,942
5,64,472
4,13,230
A.
0
4
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
14
5
0
0
0
9
15
0
12
9
15
0
9
13
13
0
0
P.
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
9
4
0
1
5
6
0
6
11
5
0
0
Previous
year's
figures.
Rs.
1,49,374
39,308
1,200
..
1,89,942
88,050
5,400
1,600
1,000
..
20
..
96,070
2,80,012
35.530
98,584
7,038
48,722
16,154
99,718
572
29,152
3,35,473
21,69,727
21,41,640
8,20,110
10,167
1,37,830
.. 1,77,595
5,50,742
4,13.230
A.
8
2
0
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
1
9
13
4
2
4
5
10
0
10
9
4
5
11
9
0
0
P.
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
7
10
5
0
3
5
0
0
0
(a) Excludes Rs. 135-12-7 on account of Recoveries of Service Payments.
(b) Includes Rs. 200 on account of house allowance paid to the Deputy Superintendent (Fodder).
(c) Includes Rs. 282-5-0 on account of compensatory and local allowances and Rs. 173-12-0 on account
of house allowance paid to the Staff (Veterinary Assistant and Bir Patwari).
(d) Includes Rs. 1,629 on account of Motor Car allowance paid to the Assistant Superintendents.
(e) Excludes expenditure on stores purchased from foreign countries and met out of the budget placed
at the disposal of the High Commissioner for India and the cost of books met from 47—Miscellaneous-
Purchase of Books and Periodicals.
(f) Does not include leave salary and study allowance drawn by Mr. Read while on leave in England.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Subject.
Annual Report of the Civil
Veterinary Department,
Punjab, for the year
1931-32.
CHAPTER I.—GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION.
Director, Veterinary Services,
Punjab
CHAPTER
II.—LIVE
STOCK.
(A)—Breeding Operations.
1.
GOVERNMENT CATTLE
FARM HISSAR
Climatic conditions ..
Live stock section ..
Cattle-breeding section ..
Dairy section ..
Feeding experiments ..
Sheep-breeding section ..
Coat-breeding section ..
Donkey-breeding section ..
Arab-breeding section ..
Contagious diseases. ..
Contagious abortion ..
Hospital section ..
Fodder section ..
Fodder reserve ..
Expansion ..
Experiments on fodder crops
The Bir ..
General ..
2. GRANTEE CATTLE
FARMS.
Shergarh small holder's grants
Dairying at Grantee Farms ..
General remarks ..
3.
CATTLE BREEDING IN
SPECIAL TRACTS.
(a) Hariana tract ..
(b) Dhanni tract ..
(c) Other tracts ..
(1) Montgomery
Dis-
triet Cattle-breeding
Scheme ..
(2)
Nili
Bar
Cattle-
breeding Scheme
Page.
1
2
2—3
3
3—4
4
4—5
5
ib.
ib.
ib.
6
ib.
7
ib.
ib.
8
ib.
8—9
10
10—11
11
11
12—13
13
ib.
14
Subject.
3. CATTLE BREEDING IN
SPECIAL
TRACTS—concld.
(3) Dajjal village Cattle-
breeding Scheme
(1) Malwa Cattle-breed-
ing Scheme ..
(5) Jalalabad
Cattle-
breeding Scheme
(6) Kangra
District
Cattle-breeding
Scheme
(7) Improvement of Cat-
tle-breeding
in
Lahore District
..
4. GENERAL BREEDING
WORK IN DISTRICTS.
(a)
Equines.
Number of
stallion—Table
VIII ..
Services
of stallions—Table
VIII ..
(b) Bovines.
Stud bulls—Table VII ..
Buffalo-breeding ..
(c) Others.
Camel-breeding ..
Sheep and goat-breeding ..
5. CATTLE AND HORSE
FAIRS AND SHOWS.
Fairs and Shows—Table IX ..
(B)—Disease amongst Live
Stock.
1.
PREVENTION
TREAT-
MENT OF DISEASE
HOSPITAL
Number of veterinary hos-
pitals—Table V ..
Work
of
veterinary
hos-
pitals ..
Outlying dispensaries ..
Building of veterinary hos-
pitals ..
Simla Veterinary Hospital
..
Treatment of disease in vil-
lages-Table IV ..
Page.
14
ib.
ib.
15
ib.
15
ib.
16
16—17
17
ib.
18
18—19
19
ib.
ib
19—20
20
ii
Subject.
2. INCIDENCE OFDISEASES
Mortality ..
(a) Equines.
Glanders ..
Surra ..
(b) Borines.
Rinderpest ..
Foot and Mouth disease ..
Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia ..
Black Quarter ..
Anthrax ..
Other contagious diseases ..
(c) Other Animals.
3. PREVENTIVE INOCULATION.
Anti-rinderpest inoculations ..
Inoculations against Hæmor-
rhagic Septicæmia ..
Preventive vaccinations against
Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia ..
Vaccinations
against Black
Quarter
Inoculation against
Anthrax
4. CASTRATIONS.
CHAPTER III.—VETERINARY
EDUCATION.
1. PUNJAB VETERINARY
COLLEGE, LAHORE.
Charge ..
Students ..
Examinations ..
Hospital ..
Income and expenditure ..
Employment ..
General remarks ..
2.SHORT COURSES
Training of syees ..
Training in Surra treatment ..
Dresser's class ..
Farrier's class ..
3. VETERINARY RESEARCH AT
THE PUNJAB VETERINARY
COLLEGE LAHORE
Hygiene section ..
Pathological section ..
Parasitology section ..
Page.
20
20
21
22
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
23
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
24
ib.
ib.
25
ib.
ib.
ib.
25
26
ib.
ib.
26
ib.
26-27
Subject.
3. VETERINARY RESEARCH AT
THE PUNJAB VETERINARY
COLLEGE, LAHORE—concld.
Anatomy section
Examinations of Pathological
Specimens at Superintend-
ents' headquarters
Medicine section
4. DEMONSTRATION AND
PROPOGANDA WORK
Literary work done by the
staff of the Department
..
CHAPTER IV-ESTABLISH-
MENT.
(a) Gazetted officers
(6) Non-gazetted staff
CHAPTER V.—EXPENDITURE
OF THE DEPARTMENT
Expenditure—Table X ..
CHAPTER
VI.—I. PRO-
GRESS MADE BY THE DE-
PARTMENT IN GIVING EFFECT
TO THE RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION
ONAGRICULTURE DURING
THE CALENDAR YEAR 1931.
1. (a) Sheep-breeding ..
(b) Goat-breeding ..
2. Progress made in establish-
ing pure and improved types
of good cattle and buffaloes
with special reference to the
policy of producing dual pur-
pose cattle ..
3. Improvement of the urban
milk and ghee supply ..
4. Live stock shows and fairs
5. Castrations ..
6. Control of live stock im-
provements
7. Diseases of live stock and
their control
Adoption of serum simultan-
cous method of inoculation
against rinderpest ..
8. Increased
provision of
Veterinary hospitals
and
dispensaries ..
2.GENERAL REMARKS.
General remarks ..
Page.
27
ib.
ib.
28—29
30
31
32
33
ib.
33—34
34
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
ib.
34—35
35—36
Review of the Annual Report of the Civil Veterinary
Department, Punjab, for the year 1931-32.
It is satisfactory to find that in this year of finan-
cial difficulties there has been little or no falling off in
the efficiency of the Provincial Veterinary Services. The
work done by this department which is apt to pass un-
noticed by the public may be considered under three
heads:—
(1) breeding of all kinds of live stock up to a
better standard of efficiency and usefulness;
(2) control of contagious diseases; and
(3) curative treatment.
The importance of these subjects is unfortunately
not sufficiently appreciated. It is easy to watch the
work of a veterinary hospital, but only the expert can
assess accurately the value of research work in genetics
or prophylaxis. No new veterinary hospital was sanc-
tioned during the year owing to shortage of money. One
new veterinary hospital sanctioned in the previous year
was opened bringing the total in the province up to 288.
It is satisfactory to find that the total number of ani-
mals treated in these hospitals rose from last year's
figure of 1,026,512 to 1,144,647. Every year these hos-
pitals are steadily gaining the confidence of the people.
Apart from the treatment given in hospitals, a pro-
gressively increasing number of cases are dealt with on
tour in villages by the veterinary staff. 7 500 more
villages were visited this year than last and 83,000
more animals were so treated. At the Lahore veterinary
hospital it is regrettable to find a falling off in the
number of in-patients in the general ward due to the
fact that cruelty cases which should have been brought
to the hospital for treatment, were this year taken to the
City Magistrate who released them after inflicting
fines on their owners. The Director, Veterinary Services,
reports that the only cruelty cases now admitted are
the most flagrant, or those in which destruction is
necessary,
2. The Hissar Cattle Farm is engaged mainly on
the production of satisfactory strains of cattle for breed-
ing purposes but it is also made the field for much
useful experimental work in feeding, in the cultivation
of fodder crops and in the curative and preventive
treatment of disease. Experiments are also being carried
out in tattooing for identification purposes, in the hope