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proportion may
be fairly fixed at the
or at the rate
of
£18. 10.9
per bed as per
be
may
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same rate for each; and that this fixed at one quarter thus leaving half to be defrayed the Colony, in consideration
of the benefit to be derived by it from the
proposed 2nd
measure.
That the Inspection, to be effectual
should be extended to all women in brothels, whether licensed to admit
Europeans
or Chinese only; the number..
of these being stated by the Registrar General to be, Houses licensed for Europeans only 40 containing 284 women, Houses for Chinese 134 containing 1544
3rd
women:
Taking into consideration the numbers previously under treatment at the Lock Hospital,
accommodation will be required
for about 250 diseased women.
4th
That the present site of the Civil and Lock Hospitals is suitable, but the
buildings at present on it are considered by
Capt. Barry Royal Engineers to be so dilapidated
that repairs... a plan and
estimate for a
Hospital drawn up by
him are attached.
That the expense of working the establishment would be £2780. 12.6 per
annum as per annexed estimate.
That the Inspection of the women would
cost £1075 per
annum as given in the Estimate
That the expense of building and fitting up the Lock Hospital, including the value of the site, may be taken at £18,950,
as shown in the two Estimates, one by the Committee,
and one by Captain Barry R.E.
That the Senior Naval and Military Medical Officers at the Station be ex officio Inspecting officers, and have at all times access to the establishment in order to enable them to report to their respective departments.
We have...
I. C. Faulder Colonel
Commandant.
R. Aeffernan M. B.
Dy Snr. General
Prin. Med. Offr.
etc.