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Imported horses and mules unless accompanied by a satisfactory "Mallein" certificate are detained until they have passed the "Mallein" test.

Other animals are quarantined for varying periods according to their place of origin.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN QUARANTINE.

Nil.

LIVE STOCK IN THE COLONY.

The following numbers of Live Stock were in the Districts under the supervision of Sanitary Inspectors on 31/12/28.

Ponies Asses Cows Sheep and Goats 200 3 1,527 271

In the New Territories.

Ponies Asses Cows Sheep and Goats 103 2 483 No record

The above figures do not include animals kept by the Military Authority or animals for slaughter in Government Depots, etc. No figure is given for work or store cattle as these fluctuate greatly and would be misleading.

No figure is given for swine owing to the difficulty of obtaining a record of sufficient accuracy to be of any value.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN THE COLONY.

Rabies:-During the year 142 dogs were placed under observation on account of being suspected of being rabid.

They were disposed of as follows:-

Returned to owner Died Destroyed Sent to S.P.C.A. Dogs' Home Remaining under observation 101 11 16 8 6

14 dog brains were examined by the Government Bacteriologist for evidence of Rabies with negative results in all cases.

Glanders. Nil. Anthrax. 2 cases. Rinderpest. Nil.

W. J. E. MACKENZIE,

Colonial Veterinary Surgeon

28th July, 1928.

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M 214 Imported horses and mules unless accompanied by a satisfactory "Mallein" certificate are detained until they have passed the "Mallein" test. Other animals are quarantined for varying periods according to their place of origin. INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN QUARANTINE. Nil. LIVE STOCK IN THE COLONY. The following numbers of Live Stock were in the Districts under the supervision of Sanitary Inspectors on 31/12/28. Ponies Asses Cows Sheep and Goats 200 3 1,527 271 In the New Territories. Ponies Asses Cows Sheep and Goats 103 2 483 No record The above figures do not include animals kept by the Military Authority or animals for slaughter in Government Depots, etc. No figure is given for work or store cattle as these fluctuate greatly and would be misleading. No figure is given for swine owing to the difficulty of obtaining a record of sufficient accuracy to be of any value. INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN THE COLONY. Rabies:-During the year 142 dogs were placed under observation on account of being suspected of being rabid. They were disposed of as follows:- Returned to owner Died Destroyed Sent to S.P.C.A. Dogs' Home Remaining under observation 101 11 16 8 6 14 dog brains were examined by the Government Bacteriologist for evidence of Rabies with negative results in all cases. Glanders. Nil. Anthrax. 2 cases. Rinderpest. Nil. W. J. E. MACKENZIE, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon 28th July, 1928.
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M 214 Imported horses and mules unless accompanied by a satis- factory "Mallein" certificate are detained until they have passed the "Mallein" test. Other animals are quarantined for varying periods according to their place or origin. INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN QUARANTINE. Nil. LIVE STOCK IN THE COLONY. The following numbers of Live Stock were in the Districts. under the supervision of Sanitary Inspectors on 31/12/28. Ponies. Asses. Cows. 200 3 1,527 Sheep and Goats. 271 In the New Territories. Ponies. Asses. Cows. 103 2 483 Sheep and Goats. No record. The above figures do not include animals kept by the Mili- tary Authority or animals for slaughter in Government Depots, etc. No figure is given for work or store cattle as these fluctuate greatly and would be misleading. No figure is given for swine owing to the difficulty of ob- taining a record of sufficient accuracy to be of any value. INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN THE COLONY. Rabies :-During the year 142 dogs were placed under obser- vation on account of being suspected of being rabid. They were disposed of as follows:- Returned to owner Died Destroyed Sent to S.P.C.A. Dogs' Home Remaining under observation 101 11 16 8 6 14 dog brains were examined by the Government Bacteriolo- gist for evidence of Rabies with negative results in all cases. Glanders. Nil. Anthrax. 2 cases. Rinderpest. Nil. W. J. E. MACKENZIE, Colonial Veterinary Surgeon 28th July, 1928.
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M 214

Imported horses and mules unless accompanied by a satis- factory "Mallein" certificate are detained until they have passed the "Mallein" test.

Other animals are quarantined for varying periods according to their place or origin.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN QUARANTINE.

Nil.

LIVE STOCK IN THE COLONY.

The following numbers of Live Stock were in the Districts. under the supervision of Sanitary Inspectors on 31/12/28.

Ponies. Asses.

Cows.

200

3

1,527

Sheep and Goats. 271

In the New Territories.

Ponies. Asses. Cows.

103

2

483

Sheep and Goats.

No record.

The above figures do not include animals kept by the Mili- tary Authority or animals for slaughter in Government Depots, etc. No figure is given for work or store cattle as these fluctuate greatly and would be misleading.

No figure is given for swine owing to the difficulty of ob- taining a record of sufficient accuracy to be of any value.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN THE COLONY.

Rabies :-During the year 142 dogs were placed under obser- vation on account of being suspected of being rabid.

They were disposed of as follows:-

Returned to owner

Died

Destroyed

Sent to S.P.C.A. Dogs' Home

Remaining under observation

101

11

16

8

6

14 dog brains were examined by the Government Bacteriolo- gist for evidence of Rabies with negative results in all cases.

Glanders.

Nil. Anthrax.

2 cases. Rinderpest.

Nil.

W. J. E. MACKENZIE,

Colonial Veterinary Surgeon

28th July, 1928.

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