1926-1927 - Annual administration reports of the Bombay Veterinary College, Bombay City and Harbour Veterinary Department and Civil Veterinary Department in the Bombay Presidency (including Sind) for the year 1926-27

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TABLE V

Showing number of animals treated and castrated at Veterinary hospitals and dispensaries
during the year 1926-27

District	Number of Veterinary dispensaries	Number of Veterinary Assistant Surgeons employed	Number of in- patients treated during the year				Number of out-patients treated during the year				Grand total of in and out patients treated during the year	Total number of cases supplied with medicines but not brought to the dispensary	Castrations performed				Receipts	Expendi- ture	Remarks
District	Number of Veterinary dispensaries	Number of Veterinary Assistant Surgeons employed	Equines	Bovines	Other animals	Total	Equines	Bovines	Other animals	Total	Grand total of in and out patients treated during the year		Equines	Bovines	Other animals	Total	Receipts	Expendi- ture	Remarks
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
																	Rs.	Rs.
Karachi...	3	4	395	171	255	821	1,609	1,664	1,532	4,805	5,626	1,047	5	7	3	15	16,083	13,627
Hyderabad...	3	4	210	35	44	289	1,311	891	1,944	4,152	4,441	799	5	10	8	23	9,711	7,538
Thar Parkar...	3	3	51	15	17	83	733	360	837	1,930	2,013	414	2	34	2	38	5,914	3,835
Nawabshah...	2	2	58	6	14	78	724	273	733	1,730	1,808	246	7	2	1	10	5,920	5,507
Sukkur...	2	3	153	53	19	225	1,455	1,666	1,393	4,514	4,739	460	7	1	2	10	13,391	11,388
Larkana...	3	3	166	56	28	250	1,372	1,531	1,288	4,191	4,441	459	9	83	3	95	8,100	6,246
Upper Sind Frontier...	2	2	125	23	14	162	1,699	873	636	3,208	3,370	336	26	38	13	77	4,990	4,637
Total ...	18	21	1,158	359	391	1,908	8,909	7,258	8,363	24,530	26,438	3,761	61	175	32	268	64,109	52,778

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1926-1927 - Annual administration reports of the Bombay Veterinary College, Bombay City and Harbour Veterinary Department and Civil Veterinary Department in the Bombay Presidency (including Sind) for the year 1926-27
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