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very satisfactory increase in the number of well-bred young
stock born in the tract for that year. It gives an indication
of the possibilities of a well organised cattle-breeding
scheme run on popular lines amongst the poorer zamin-
dars the majority of whom are born cattle-breeders natur-
ally interested in the work of the scheme.
Arrangements are in progress for the holding of a special
Dhanni cattle show during next cold weather at Gujar Khan,
District Rawalpindi, where the best specimens of the Dhanni
breed from the different districts will compete for substan-
tial prizes. Government assistance has been sought to make
it an annual Provincial show.
I have to bring to the notice of Government the names
of the following gentlemen whose assistance has contributed
to the successful working of the Dhanni cattle-breeding scheme
during the year :—
(1) Sheikh Muhammad Nazir, late Tahsildar, Talla-
gang, District Attock.
(2) Lala Ganpat Rai, Member, District Board, Jand,
District Attock.
(3) Chaudhri Feroze Din, B.A., LL.B., Vice-Chairman
District Board, Jhelum.
(4) Malik Ahmad Khan, late Tahsildar, Gujar Khan,
now Extra Assistant Commissioner, Karnal.
(5) Sardar Bahadur Chaudhri Sundar Singh, Presi-
dent, Dhanni Cattle-Breeding Association, Gu-
jar Khan, District Rawalpindi.
(6) Sayed Mahmud Shah, B.A., LL.B., Honorary
Secretary, Dhanni Cattle-Breeding Association,
Rawalpindi.
(7) Sardar Jiwan Singh, Rais, Honorary Magistrate,
Daultala, District Rawalpindi.
(8) Captain Raja Khan, Zaildar, Jatli, Honorary
Magistrate, District Rawalpindi.
Buffalo breeding.
35. District Boards and also private breeders are being
urged to provide buffalo bulls at suitable
centres and assistance was given by the
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| Description | Covers 1894-1932 and the work of the CVD in the Punjab. Describes Punjab Veterinary College and the Government cattle farm, Hissar. General administration, veterinary instruction, treatment of disease, breeding operations, animal fairs and shows are recorded, supplemented by tables and maps. |
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| Description | Reports dated 1887-1950 record activities of the Civil Veterinary Department across India. Plus minutes, memoirs and ledgers concerning veterinary officers and their work. |
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