Beretning om veterinærvæsenet i Norge for året 1891.

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tioned in the report ought to be treated of in the order in which they are
specified on the sicklist.
4. The position of the breeding of domestic animals, the development of home
or imported races, the market value of the domestic animals, and number
of sales, fairs and cattle or horse shows, provided these have produced
anything of any special Veterinary interest.
5. Importation from, or exportation to foreign parts of domestic animals, with
a statement of the number of animals examined and their condition of health.
6. The nature and sufficiency of their fodder.
7. The tending of the domestic animals, the stables and byres, with special
regard to the conditions of cleanliness, as well in the management of
domestic animals as of their products, the employment of wash (with arsenic
or other mediums) on the animals, and whether this is effected by the
Veterinary Surgeon. In the column of the sicklist headed «Lice» only the
number of those animals which are really infected with parasites is to be
entered.
8. The supervision of slaughtered animals, slaughter houses, saussage manufactories,
and places for the sale of meat, and, generally, the arrangements
for the supervision of animal food within the municipality or county district
concerned.
9. The peoples' requirements for veterinary medical assistance for their domestic
animals. The employment of quacks.
In requesting the High Sheriff to give the resident Veterinary Surgeons
within his county, the necessary information in regard to the above, the Department
desires, owing to various Veterinary Surgeons having neglected entirely to
send in reports, or having transmitted them later than the time appointed, to
call attention to § 10 of the mentioned Law, whereby any person transgressing
the regulations issued by virtue of the same are liable to punishment.
In order to facilitate despatch in the matter, a number of copies of the
present circular are transmitted herewith.
Kristiania the 29th August 1891,