I). Fast Coast Fever.

6 cases were reported from Egypt, as ha\ mg occurred amongst Sudan cattle. No cases were reported in the Sudan.

Attention is drawn to the remarks on this disease in Appendix 2 of this report. It would apear to be open to doubt whether the cases reported were not really Egyptian Fever, and not East Coast Fever.

F. Foot amt Month Disease.

A serious outbreak was reported to have taken place amongst Sudanese cattle at the Shellal Quarantine, but with the exception of two cases reported from Kosti not amongst export cattle no cases of this disease were reported in the Sudan during the year.

F. T i \yp( mo so mi a s is.

A few cases occurred in Ixassala, Mongalla ancl Kardofan Pro¬ vinces, and 16 cases amongst Sudanese animals exported to Egypt.

G. Pi roplasmosis.

Some cases were reported from Haifa, Mongalla and Kordofan 1 Tovinces. The following is a resume of diseases as affecting different Provinces: Bahr El Ghazal Province. Cattle Plague.

An outbreak of Cattle Plague was reported to have occurred in the Kumbek District in June. On the whole cattle disease appears to have been less prominent this year.

Berber Province. Cattle Plague.

This disease prevailed in most Districts of the Province, and, throughout the year, maintained a high average of mortality excepting during the months of June to March, when the losses were practically nil. Deaths were almost twice the number of those last year.

Contagious Bovine Pleuro-pneumonia.

An outbreak of this disease was reported in May, and continued till July. The infected Districts were Darner and Berber. The measures adopted for its suppression, it is hoped, will entirely obviate any recurrence of the disease.

There is no previous record of an outbreak of this disease, in Berber Province.

Blue Nile Province. Cattle Plague.

The most severely affected Province in the Sudan. Heavy outbreaks took place throughout the Province, and were most serious