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blem; hence, no real advance
in the study of disease is
possible without co-ordination of
all workers in this field.

(g) The advisability of amalga-
mating certain Veterinary
Services in India.

(g) The system of control of equine conta-
gious diseases in certain districts of the
Punjab and United Provinces indicates
an unsatisfactory duplication in veteri-
nary endeavour. The suggestions of
Mr. Quirke (Appendix IV) are com-
mended to the notice of the authori-
ties concerned.

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Proceedings of the second meeting of veterinary officers in India
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