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7. The total charges of the department as reported by the Accountant-General
(exclusive of charges on account of breeding operations and establishment for the
inspection of cattle exported to Ceylon) amounted to Rs. 3,10,149-13-1 as shown
below:—
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Superintendence .. |
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59,299 7 11 |
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Subordinate establishment |
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1,38,443 12 2 |
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Hospitals and dispensaries |
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37,971 2 4 |
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Veterinary instruction |
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74,435 6 8 |
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3,10,149 13 1 |
This amount excludes the expenditure of Rs. 77,059-2-1 on works done by the
Public Works Department and also the sum of Rs. 42,333-13-8 representing the net
expenditure incurred by local bodies on account of hospitals and dispensaries.
Veterinary receipts amounted to Rs. 27,458-15-8 made up of—
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College receipts ... ... |
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15,842 15 10 |
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Contribution from local bodies |
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6,359 11 4 |
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Other receipts ... ... ... |
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5,256 4 6 |
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27,458 15 8 |
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E. S. Lloyd,
Acting Secretary to Government.
Editors' Table (B class).
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| Description | Dated 1910-1933. Documents the work of the Madras Presidency CVD. Records research, animal fairs, bacteriological work, disease outbreaks, veterinary education and staff activities. Supplemented by tables and B&W photographs. |
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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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