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                        Indian Civil

               Veterinary Department

                          Memoirs

                                                  NO. 1

            REPORT OF THE RESEARCH WORK

                                                OF THE

IMPERIAL BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY
                        MUKTESAR, 1908-09

        CAPTAIN J. D. E. HOLMES, M.A., D.SC

         Imperial Bacteriologist to the Government of India

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                                        PRINTED BY

        THACKER, SPINK & CO., CALCUTTA

                                          FOR THE

    INDIAN CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT

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No. 1 - Report of the research work of the Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory Muktesar, 1908-09
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