18                                 No. 2642, REVENUE, 30TH AUGUST 1911.

                                                             Members:

1. Lieut.-Col. J. Farmer, I.C.V.D., Superintendent, Government Cattle Farm, Hissar.
2. Captain W.O. Dawson, I.C.V.D., Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department,
Madras.

All students attending college were allowed up for examination with the exception
of one. The following table shows the results :—

The Board of Examiners expressed themselves in their report on the college
results in the following terms:—

"The examiners are much gratified with the results and congratulate the
Principal and his colleagues. It is quite evident that much time and care has been
devoted to the training of the students in the different classes and also that the
suggestions recommended in last year's report have been followed. After the
examinations, the Board took the opportunity to inspect the results of the monthly
class C examinations held at the college. Of the students who have failed in this
class with one exception the Board is of opinion that they are unlikely to pass on a
future occasion. They do not appear to possess anything but an indifferent
education."

5. Employment of graduates.—The ten graduates who obtained the diplomas
have been appointed as follows :—

6. Work of the hospital.—During the year the hospital practice has given
abundant opportunity for the students to gain practical experience. The figures
showing the number of cases treated are as follows :—

7. Operations.—The number of operations performed during the year is as
follows:—

8. Segregation ward.—The cases admitted in the ward during the year were 24.

During the year two outbreaks of anthrax occurred amongst the municipal cattle at
Barber's and Basin Bridge depots and accounted for 8 deaths. Preventive measures
were immediately taken by the college staff and the outbreaks successfully checked.
Pyroplasmosis again occurred this year amongst the Madras foxhounds. The treat-
ment of the dogs was carried out by Mr. Sampath Aiyangar, who is in charge of the
dogward, and in his hands the Trypan Blau treatment was much more successful
than was the case last year.

9. Receipts.—The receipts of the college from hospital charges during the year
amounted to Rs. 11,099-14-6.