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Army Veterinary Schools.
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Army Veterinary Schools.
Poona School.
Organiza-
tion.
48. Managing committee.
The G. O. C., 6th (Poona) Dn.
.
.
.
President.
(Officer superintending the school).—The S. V. O., 6th (Poona) Dn.
(Secretary of committee).—The Bde. Major, Poona Infy. Bde.
Members.
Appoint-
ment of
Principal.
A. Vety. Officer of the 6th (Poona) Dn. will be appointed Prin-
cipal of the school, and receive a monthly allowance of Rs. 200 from the
school funds.
Expendi-
ture.
50. The committee will regulate the expenditure of the school funds,
but the written consent of the G. O. C., 6th (Poona) Dn. is required
to (i) any recurring expenditure ; (ii) any proposal involving an outlay of
Rs. 1,000; and (iii) any expenditure from the reserve fund.
Balance
sheet.
51. The Principal will submit to the committee quarterly a balance
sheet of the accounts.
Poona
classes.
52. The classes at Poona will be composed as under :—
Divisions.
Officers'
class.
British Warrant and N.
C. Os.' and men's classes.
Indian Warrant and N.
C. Os.' and men's classes.
Poona (for Southern Army).
4th Division .
5th
„ .
6th „ (in-
cluding Aden)
9th Division .
TOTAL .
15th June
to
31st July.
7
8
7
8
30
(21 from Royal Artillery Units, 3 from
Supply and Transport Corps and 6 volun-
teers from Cavalry, Royal Engineers and
Infantry).
15th August
September.
6.
10
7
7
30
(6
from British Cavalry, 17 from Royal
Artillery Units and 7 from Supply and Trans-
port Corps. Any vacancies in the total num-
ber allotted will be filled up from British
Infantry or from Supply and Transport Corps).
1st October
November.
6
10
7
7
30
(6 from British Cavalry, 17 from Royal
Artillery Units and 7 from Supply and Trans-
port Corps. Any vacancies in the total num-
ber allotted will be filled up from British
Infantry or from Supply and Transport Corps).
1st December
6
10
7
7
30
(6
from Indian Cavalry, 3 from Artillery,
4 from Supply and Transport Corps, 1 from
Remount Depôts,
1 from Sapper and Miner
Companies, 2 from Pioneer Regiments and
Maxim Gun Sections and 13 from Native
States and Volunteers).
1st February
31st March.
6
10
7
7
30
(8
from
Indian Cavalry,
1 from Artillery, 4
from Supply and Transport Corps, 1 from
Sapper and Miner Companies, 2 from Pioneer
Regiments and Maxim Gun Sections and 14
from Native States and Volunteers).
Ambala School.
Appoint-
ment of
Principal.
53. The S. V. O. serving at Ambala will, in addition to his other
duties, act as Principal of the school. He will be assisted by an inter-
preter for the Indian classes.
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Army Veterinary Schools.
Ambala
classes.
54. The classes at Ambala will be composed as under:—
Divisions.
Officers'
class.
British Warrant and N.
C. Os.' and men's classes.
Indian Warrant and N
C. Os.' and men's classes.
Ambala (for Northern Army).
1st Division
(including
Frontier
Brigades)
2nd Division
3rd „ .
7th
„ .
8th
„
(including
Burma
Division)
Total .
15th March
to
30th April.
6
6
6
6
6
30
(21 from Royal Artillery Units, 3 from
Supply and Transport Corps and 6 volunteers
from Cavalry, Royal Engineers and Infantry).
1st February
to
14th March.
4
9
6
6
5
30
(12 from British Cavalry, 16 from Royal
Artillery Units and 2 from Supply and Trans-
port Corps. Any vacancies in the total num-
ber allotted will be filled up from British
Infantry units or from Supply and Transport
Corps).
21st December
to 21st
January.
4
9
6
6
5
30
(12 from British Cavalry, 16 from Royal
Artillery Units and 2 from Supply and Trans-
port Corps. Any vacancies in the total num-
ber allotted will be filled up from British
Infantry or from Supply and Transport Corps).
1st August
to 30th
September.
7
8
7
7
5
34
(14 from Indian Cavalry, 3 from Artillery,
16
from Supply and Transport Corps, and 1
from Pioneer Regiments and Maxim Gun
Sections)
1st October
to 30th
November.
7
8
6
7
5
33
(11 from Indian cavalry, 3 from Artillery.
15 from Supply and Transport Corps, 2 from
Remount Depôts.
1 from Sapper and Miner
Companies, and 1 from Pioneer Regiments
and Maxim Gun Sections).
Applica-
tions.
Selection of
candidates.
55. Applications to attend the schools will be submitted on I. A.
F. X-1835. Soldiers recommended to attend a school must be of good
character and have a taste for veterinary work. A British soldier must
have a third-class certificate of education ; an Indian candidate must
be able to read and write and possess a fair knowledge of arithmetic.
Fees.
56. Attendance at the Army Veterinary Schools, Poona and Ambala,
is compulsory for officers of the mounted branches, including the S.
and T. Corps, but excluding those who are required to attend
for instruction in veterinary subjects at the Cavalry School, Saugor.
No fees are payable, neither are any restrictions imposed as to the length
of service of the candidates. The allotment, by arms of the service, of
the proportion of the candidates from each of the several Dns. in
the Northern/Southern Army will be determined by the G. O. C., 3rd (Lahore/6th (Poona) Dn.
Courses.
57. The syllabi of the courses of instruction are laid down in Appen-
dix III.
Discipline
of cl asses.
58. Questions of discipline will be referred by the Principal of the
school to the G. O. C., 6th (Poona) Dn., or Sirhind Bde. The applica-
tion of a member to withdraw from the school will also be referred to
the above authorities.
Examina-
tion of
candidates.
59. On the completion of the course, an examination will be held
by a Board of V. Os. convened by the S. V. O. If a sufficient
number of V. Os. is not available for the examination of the Indian
classes in the vernacular, reference will be made to the Q. M. G.,
India. The names of officers who qualify will be included in a
B 2
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Books, reports and returns.
Class I Hospitals—contd.
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
(16)
(17)
(18)
(19)
(20)
(21)
(22)
(23)
(24)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(28)
(29)
(30)
(31)
(32)
(33)
(34)
(35)
(36)
(37)
A. R., I., Vols. I, II,* III, VII, VIII,* X, XI and XII.
Manual of Indian Military Law.
Army Tables, Miscellaneous Services, Part I.
Civil Service Regulations with Appendices.
Classification Handbook of Army Receipts and Charges.*
Field Service Regulations, Part II, Indian Supplement.*
War Establishments, India.*
Mobilization and Concentration Regulations, India.*
Field Service Manual, Headquarters Units.
„
„
„
Ordnance Services.
„
„
„
Supply and Transport.
„
„
„
Veterinary Services.*
„
„
„
Remounts.
„
„
„
Engineers, Field Company.
„
„
„
Engineers, Minor Units.
„
„
„
Signal Companies.
„
„
„
Horse Artillery Brigade.
„
„
„
Field Artillery Brigade.
„
„
„
Field Artillery Brigade (Howitzer).
„
„
„
Heavy
Batteries and
Ammunition
Columns.
„
„
„
Mountain Artillery Brigade.
„
„
„
Divisional and Cavalry Brigade Ammu-
nition Columns.
„
„
„
British Cavalry.
„
„
„
Indian Silladar Cavalry.
„
„
„
Indian Non-Silladar Cavalry.
„
„
„
Indian Infantry and Pioneers.
War Manual, Supply and Transport.
„
Veterinary.*
„
Ordnance.
„
Remounts.
„
Accounts.
India Army Orders.
Quarterly Indian Army List.
Veterinary Pharmacopœia (Tuson).*
Manual of Veterinary Hygiene (Smith).*
Records.
70. The following records will be kept up for each corps by officers
in charge S. V. Hs., Os. C. Mountain Batteries, and Os. C. the Viceroy's
and Madras Body guards:—
(1) Register of sick and lame animals, I. A. F. V-1758.
(2) Veterinary History Sheets
.
I. A. F. V-1752.
A Record of treatment—I. A. F. Z-2068—for unusual or important
cases will be kept in S. V. Hs. by V. Os. in charge. This will be a
hospital record only and be retained by the hospital concerned. The
register of sick and lame will accompany a unit on movement.
V. H. Ss.
V. H. Ss. of the animals of a corps which are treated in a S. V. H.
will be made out, in the first instance, by the O. C. the corps, and handed
over to the V. O. in charge, who will keep them in the hospital in a
portfolio (I. A. F. Z-2025). They will accompany the animals con-
cerned.
Sick
returns on
marching.
71. The office copies of monthly sick returns for the current year
will be given to a corps on quitting a station and will be handed over
by the latter to the veterinary hospital of the station of destination.
* Will also be supplied to Class II hospitals.
Books, reports and returns.
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Animals left
behind on
the march.
72. The officer handing over an animal which is left behind as unable
to march is responsible that its V. H. S. is given to the receiving officer
for transmission to the officer in charge of the S. V. H., who will, fort-
nightly, report the condition of the animal to the officer in veterinary
charge of the corps to which it belongs.
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Appendix II.—Nomenclature of diseases.
Appendix II.
Classification and nomenclature of diseases.
Veterinary officers will adhere to the following nomenclature of diseases
in the register of sick animals (I. A. F. V-1758). Diseases not mentioned
in this list will be entered at the bottom of their respective classes in the statisti-
cal returns of S. V. Os.:—
CLASS 1.—GENERAL DISEASES.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Fever, simple.
Pyæmia.
Septicæmia.
Purpura hæmorrhagica.
Hæmoglobinuria.
Osteo porosis.
7.
8.
*9.
†10.
†11.
Osteo malacia.
Rheumatism.
Debility.
Tumour benign.
Tumour malignant.
CLASS 2.—RESPIRATORY SYSTEM.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Catarrh.
Ozœna.
Epistaxis.
Laryngitis.
Cough.
Roaring.
Bronchitis.
Broken wind.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Congestion of lungs.
Pneumonia (sporadic).
Pleurisy.
Hydro horax.
Hæmoptysis.
Spasm of diaphragm.
Rupture of
„
CLASS 3.—CIRCULATORY SYSTEM.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Pericarditis.
En ocarditis.
Valvular disease.
Disordered action of the heart.
Hypertrophy of the heart.
Degeneration „
„
Rupture
„
„
*8.
†9.
†10.
†11.
†12.
†13.
†14.
†15.
Syncope.
Arteritis.
Phlebitis.
Vorix.
Aneurism.
Rupture of vessel.
Thrombosis.
Embolism.
CLASS 4.—URINARY SYSTEM.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Nephritis.
Cystitis.
Eversion of bladder.
Rupture „
„
Urethritis.
Stricture of urethra.
Renal calculus.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Cystic calculus.
Suppression of urine.
Retention of urine.
Incontinence of urine.
Pulyuria.
Hæmaturia.
CLASS 5.—GENERATIVE SYSTEM.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Phymosis.
Paraphymosis.
Balanitis.
Orchitis.
Varicocele.
Hydrocele.
Castration.
Schirrous cord.
Oophoritis.
Metritis.
Displacement of the uterus.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Hæmor hage of the uterus.
Rupture
„
„
Parturition.
Abortion.
Vaginitis.
Rupture of vagina.
Leucorrhœa.
Mastitis.
Nymphomania.
Ovariotomy.
* Only to be used when a more precise diagnosis cannot be made.
† In Case book and on V. H. S. condition to be accurately defined or localized.
Nomenclature of diseases—Appendix II.
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CLASS 6.—DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
†18.
†19.
20.
21
22
Stomatitis.
Caries of teeth
Abnormalities of teeth.
Parotitis.
Salivary calculus.
Glossitis.
Paralysis of tongue.
Pharyngitis.
Œsophagitis.
Choking.
Stricture of œsophagus.
Dilatation „
„
Rupture „
„
Gastritis.
Vomiting.
Impaction of stomach.
Rupture „
„
Enteritis.
Volvulus.
Hernia, ventral.
„
inguinal.
„
scrotal.
†23.
†24.
†25.
†26.
†27.
†28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
†39.
40.
41.
42.
43
Intussusception of intestine.
Prolapse
„
„
Impaction
„
„
Strangulation „
„
Rupture
„
„
Hæmorrhage
„
„
Calculus
„
„
Tympanitis.
Colic.
Indigestion.
Constipation.
Diarrhœa.
Peritonitis.
Ascites.
Hepatitis.
Congestion of liver.
Degeneration of liver.
Jaundice.
Crib-biting.
Wind-sucking.
Entozoa.
CLASS 7.—LYMPHATIC SYSTEM.
†1.
†2.
Lymphangitis.
Lymphadenitis.
3.
4.
Leucocythæmia.
Rupture of spleen.
CLASS 8.—NERVOUS SYSTEM.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
†8.
9.
Cerebro-spiral meningitis.
Meningitis.
Encephalitis.
Congestion of brain.
Hæmorrhage
„
Abscess
„
Concussion
„
Neuritis
„
Apoplexy
„
10.
11.
†12.
13.
14.
*15.
*16.
†17.
†18.
Epilepsy.
General paralysis.
Local
„
Paraplegia.
Hemiplegia.
Vertigo.
Delirium.
Chorea.
Stringhalt.
CLASS 9.—SKIN AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE.
†1.
†2.
†3.
†4.
†5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Œdema.
Cellulitis.
Emphysema.
Dermatitis.
Erysipelas.
Urticaria.
Eczema.
Psoriasis.
Herpes.
Acne.
Pemphigus.
Seborrhœa.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Cracked heels.
Mud fever.
Prurigo.
Pityriasis.
Leucoderma.
Ulcer bursatti.
Sarcoptic mange.
Psoroptic
„
Symbiotic „
Lice.
Ringworm.
Filariasis.
Lichen tropicus (prickly heat).
* Only to be used when a more precise diagnosis cannot be made.
† In Case book and on V. H. S. condition to be accurately defined or localized.
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Appendix II.—Nomenclature of diseases.
CLASS 10.—SURGICAL CONDITIONS.
†1.
†2.
†3.
†4.
†5.
†6.
†7.
†8.
†9.
†10.
†11.
†12.
†13.
Ostitis.
Periostitis.
Necrosis.
Arthritis.
Bursitis.
Anchylosis.
Atrophy of muscle.
Contraction of tendon.
Splint.
Sore shins.
Ringbone.
Sidebone.
Spavin.
†14.
†15.
†16.
†17.
†18.
†19.
†20.
†21.
†22.
†23.
24.
25.
†26.
Bog spavin.
Thoropin.
Curb.
Windgall.
Laminitis.
Quittor.
Corn.
Thrush.
Canker.
Seedy toe.
Sand crack.
Navicular disease.
Defective hoof.
CLASS 11.—SPECIFIC DISEASES.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Anthrax.
Glanders.
Influenza.
Contagious pneumonia.
Strangles.
(horse)
Tuberculosis.
Epizootic lymphangitis.
Tetanus.
Rabies.
Variola.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Maleria.
Biliary fever.
Trypanosomiasis (Surra).
„
(N'gana).
„
(Dourine).
„
(Gambian).
Horse sickness.
Actinomycosis.
Botriomycosis.
CLASS 12.—THE EYE.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Conjunctivitis.
Keratitis.
Iritis.
Purulent ophthalmia.
Periodic
„
Amaurosis.
Cataract.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Glaucoma.
Opacity of the cornea.
Rupture.
Hæmorrhage.
Atrophy
Obstruction of lachrymal duct.
Filariasis.
CLASS 13.—INJURIES.
†1.
†2.
3.
†4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
†9.
10.
†11.
†12.
13.
14.
†15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
†21.
Burn.
Scald.
Heatstroke.
Frostbite.
Lightning stroke.
Electric shock.
Privation.
Exhaustion.
Shock.
Sting.
Snake bite.
Asphyxia.
Drowning.
Strangulation.
Contusion.
„
kick.
„
(bruised sole).
„
(capped elbow).
„
(capped hock).
Abrasion.
„
(footsore).
†22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
†30.
†31.
32.
33.
†34.
†35.
†36.
37.
38.
†39.
†40.
†41.
Wound, incised.
„
contused.
„
„ (broken knees).
„
„ (over-reach).
„
, (tread).
„
„
(speedy cu ).
„
„ (brushing).
„
„ (kick).
„
„ (bit injury).
„
lacerated.
„
punctured.
„
„
(shoeing).
„
„
(picked up
nail).
„
gunshot.
Saddle gall (soreback).
Harness gall.
Girth gall.
Crupper gall.
Collar gall.
Breast harness gall.
† In Case book and on V. H. S. condition to be accurately defined or localized.
Nomenclature of diseases—Appendix II.
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CLASS 13.—INJURIES—concld.
†42.
†43.
44.
45.
46.
†47.
†48.
†49.
50.
†51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
Head collar gall.
Rope gall.
Collar chain gall.
Fistula poll.
Fistula withers.
Abscess.
Bed sore.
Fracture cranium.
„
face.
„
maxilla.
„
vertebræ.
„ rib.
„
scapula.
„ humerus.
„
radius.
„
ulna.
„
carpus.
„
metacarpus.
„
suffraginis.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
†71.
†72.
†73.
†74.
†75.
†76.
†77.
†78.
†79.
Fracture corona.
„
sessamoid.
„
pedis.
„
navicular.
„
pelvis.
„
femur.
„
tibia.
„
fibula.
„
patella.
„
tarsus.
„
metatarsus.
Dislocation.
Sprain muslce.
„
tendon.
„
ligament.
Rupture muscle.
„
tendon.
„
ligament.
Poisoning.
† In Case book and on V. H. S. condition to be accurately defined or localized.
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Appendix III.—Syllabi of instruction.
Appendix III.
(Referred to in paragraph 57.)
Army Veterinary Schools—Syllabi of Instruction.
I.—British Officers' Classes.
1. Animal structure and functions.
2. Conformation and points of horse, mule, donkey, camel and ox. Types
for military service. Ageing and description.
3. Management of horses and mules.
(a) in the stable ;
(b) on the march ;
(c) in camp.
4. Management of camels and oxen.
(a) in peace;
(b) on service.
5. Foods and feeding of above-mentioned animals.
6. Saddles and harness. Prevention of saddle, harness and pack injuries.
7. Elementary structure of the foot in above-mentioned animals. The
theory of shoeing.
8. Conveyance of horses and mules, camels and oxen, by rail and s
9. First aid to the sick and injured. Detection of disease and signs of
health.
10. Nursing and the administration of medicines.
Text Book. " Animal Management."
At the conclusion of each class, a written and practical examination will
be held.
Written.—10 questions. Maximum marks, 10 for each question. 50 per
cent. to pass. 75 per cent. to pass with credit.
Practical.—15 minutes' examination. 50 per cent. of marks to pass. 75
per cent. to pass with credit.
II.—British Warrant and Non-Commissioned Officers' and men's Classes.
1. Elementary instruction in anatomy and physiology of the horse to in-
clude the foot.
2. The principles of shoeing. Service methods.
3. Stable management of the sick.
(a) Nursing.
(b) Administration of medicines and application of remedies.
4. Foods and feeding of horses and mules.
5. Saddlery and harness and prevention of sore-backs and injuries.
6. First aid treatment of sick and injured.
7. Conveyance of horses, camels and oxen by rail and sea.
8. Detection of disease and signs of health.
9. Mobilization veterinary equipment.
10. Management of horses in camp.
At the conclusion of the class a written and practical examination will be
held.
Written.—10 questions. Maximum marks, 10 for each question. 50 per
cent. to pass. 75 per cent. to pass with credit.
Practical.—15 minutes' viva voce examination. 50 per cent. of marks to
pass. 75 per cent. to pass with credit.
III.—Indian Warrant and Non-Commissioned Officers' and men's Classes.
The same as for the British Warrant and Non-Commissioned Officers' and
men's Classes, with the addition of lectures and demonstrations and notes on
the management of camels and oxen.
At the conclusion of each class a practical examination will be held.
15 minutes' viva voce. 50 per cent. of marks to pass. 75 per cent. of marks
to pass with credit.
Syllabus—Punjab Veterinary College, Appendix IV. Fees and Allow- 20
ances, Appendix V.
Appendix IV.
(Referred to in para. 64.)
Sessional Courses—Syllabus.
Punjab Veterinary College.
First year.—(1) Anatomy,
bones, ligaments, joints;
(2) Botany;
(Class A.)
(3) Chemistry ; (4) Materia Medica ; (5) Handling of animals;
(6) Pharmacy.
Second year.—(1) Anatomy of the Horse and Ox; (2) Physiology;
(Class B.)
(3) Stable management and Hygiene ; (4) Principles of
shoeing horses.
Third year.—(1) Medicine; (2) Surgery;
(3) Soundness
and
age;
(Class C.)
(4) Operative surgery; (5) Bovine pathology, including
obstetrics;
(6) Therapeutics
and
toxicology;
(7) Theory and practice of inoculation.
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 Rs. 16 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 Rs. 16 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:—
Bombay Veterinary College . . . .
Calcutta
„
„
.
. . . . .
Punjab
„
„ . . . . . .
Rs.
15
16
10
and to such travelling allowance, not including halting allowance, as is admis-
sible 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 Indian gentlemen
in Native States they may not, without the permission of the Local Govern-
ment, accept a fee exceeding Rs. 16 for one visit or Rs. 1,000 in the aggre-
gate for attendance during one year on one or more animals belonging to the
same person. In exceptional cases 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.
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Appendix VI.—Ordnance supplies.
APPENDIX VI.
TABLE I.—SUPPLIES BY THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Item
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Articles.
Section 2-A.
Buckets, iron, water, I. P.
without lid . . .
Halves, Mauls, 34½ inches .
Tents, I. P. complete—
G. S. 80 lbs. . . .
Section 2- B.
Axes, pick—
Heads, 6½ lbs. . . .
Mamooties, G. S. . .
Helves . . . .
Shovels, G. S.
Section 5-A.
Boots, poultice, I. P. . .
Hobbles, large . . .
Machines ,clipping . .
Keys, adjusting . . .
Ropes, spare, for hobbles .
No.
„
„
No.
„
„
„
No.
set
No
„
„
Scale
per S. V.
Hospital.
10
6
4 4
2
1 (a)
1
1 (a)
1 (a)
1 (a)
1 (a)
4
3
2
1
1 (a) (b)
2
1
1 (a)
Remarks.
Per British
„ Non Silladar
Cavalry
Regiment.
„ Horse or Field Battery
„ Am.Col.of R.H. and F.A.
Madras Body Guard.
For "Axes,pick,head 6½ lbs"
Issued on loan for camps of exer-
cise.Requisitions (on the nearest
Arsenal ) to be countersigned
by S.V.O Division.
Per British and Non-Silladar Caval-
ry Regiment.
Per Am. Col., R.F.A.
For Cavalry School ,Saugor.
Per Battery ,Horse ,Field and
Heavy Artillery, Am. Col.
R.H.A. and Body Guard,
Madras.
Per class I hospital.
(a) Double in the case of station veterinary hospitals, class I, at Bangalore and Secunderabad.
(b) Also supplied to the Army Veterinary School, Ambala.
Appendix VI.—Ordnance supplies.
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APPENDIX VI—contd.
TABLE I.—SUPPLIES BY THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT—contd.
Item
No.
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Articles.
Section 7.
Buffers, farriers' .
.
.
No.
Cases, shoeing tools, empty . „
Hammers—
Farriers—
Shoeing
.
.
.
„
Knives—
Drawing, farriers'
.
.
No.
„ „ I. P.
.
„
Searching, „
„
.
„
Pincers, farriers' .
.
.
„
Rasps,
„
16 inches
.
„
Stones, rag .
.
.
. „
Section 12.
Balances, spring, I. P. 300 lbs. No.
Cattle killers
.
.
.
.
„
Section 13.
Slings, horse—
Veterinary hospital . . No.
Section 19.
Tackles, differential, 15 cwt. . No.
Section 27.
Cartridges, Greener's, cattle No.
killing
.
.
.
.
Scale
per S. V.
Hospital.
1 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
2 (a) (b)
1 (a) (b)
1
1
1 (c)
1 (c)
..
Remarks.
}Per class I hospital.
} Per class I hospital.
For the class I hospitals at Rawal-
Pindi, Meerut (No. 2), Luknow-
and Secunderabad only.
Suspended by tackle, differential,
15 cwt.
For use with " slings, horse."
As required.
(a) Double in the case of station veterinary hospitals, class I, at Bangalore and Secunderabad.
(b) Also supplied to the Army Veterinary School, Ambala.
(c) Two per hospital when the units in veterinary charge exceed one regiment or two batteries, with the ex-
ception of Bangalore and Secunderubad for which four and three respectively are allowed. One allowed for
the use of chargers and horses in army veterinary charge in Simla.