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                        ANNUAL

        ADMINISTRATION REPORT

                                                OF THE

CIVIL VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
            MADRAS PRESIDENCY

                                                    FOR

                          1922-23

                                                MADRAS
PRINTED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT, GOVERNMENT PRESS
                                                    1923

[PRINCE, 2 annas.]

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1922-1923 - Annual administration report of the Civil Veterinary Department Madras Presidency for 1922-23
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