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| Name of Parish or District | Hospital or Institutions | Inmates | How supported | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria, West | Civil Hospital | 1,963 Admissions during the year | Out of the General Colonial Revenue. Some patients pay fees, which go to General Revenue | |
| Victoria, West | Women's Hospital | *27 Admissions | Hitherto the Lock Hospital was supported out of General Revenue and a small contribution of $480 quarterly from the Admiralty | * This is the number of admissions up to end of May only as after that date the institution became a part of the Civil Hospital under the heading of Female Venereal Ward |
| Victoria, West | Small-pox Hospital | 13 Admissions during the year | By Government, and by Fees from Patients | |
| Victoria, West | The Government European and Chinese Lunatic Asylums | By Government, and by Fees from Patients | ||
| Victoria, West | Tung-wá Hospital and Lunatic Asylum | Admitted 2,354 In-Patients & 124,094 Out-Patients. Vaccinated 2,104 Children. Provided burial for 1,147 persons | By the Charitable Contributions of the Chinese Community, and by an Endowment from the Special Fund | Incorporated under Ordinance No. 3 of 1870. Opened in February, 1872, for Chinese Patients only |
| Victoria, West | Tung Wá Branch Hospital Kennedy Town | |||
| Victoria, West | Alice Memorial Hospital of the London Mission Society | Admitted 1,556 In-Patients. Provided burial for 1,977 persons | Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chinese, but all nationalities admitted | |
| Victoria, East | Pó Loung Kuk Society for the prevention of kidnapping and for the protection of women and children | Sent home-males, 378; females, 221. Provided husbands for 18 women. Provided home for 10 | By Public Contributions | Incorporated under Ordinance No. 10 of 1893 |
| Victoria | Wa-t'o Temple Dispensary | Out-patients 7,185 | By rent of Temple and Charitable Contributions of Chinese | |
| Victoria | Society of St. Vincent de Paul | By the Charitable Contributions of Roman Catholic Members | The object of this Society is the care of the poor of all classes | |
| Victoria | Deutscher Hülfs-Verein | In-Patients, 264. Out-Patients, 13,555. Operations, 64. Vaccinations, 234. Dental cases, 227 | By the Charitable Contributions of the German Community | The object of this Society is to provide German destitutes with passages home. From 1st Jan., 1894, to 31st Dec., 1894 |
| Nethersole Hospital | In-Patients 175, Out-Patients 331, Operations 60 | By Voluntary Contributions and Religious Endowment | Opened 5th Sept., 1893, to be known as "The Nethersole Trust," from a merchant in Hong-kong. Administered by the London Missionary Society |
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Name of Parish
Other
Number
or District
Hospital.
Institu-
of.
in which situated.
tions.
Inmates.
How supported.
REMARKS.
Victoria, Wost....... Civil Hospital.
Victoria, West,......
Women's Hospital.
Victoria, West,......
Victoria, West,...
Victoria, Wost,......
Victoria, West,.....
Victoria, West,...........
Victória, East,
Victoria,
Victoria,
Victoria,
•
Victoria, West,......
Small-l'ox Hospital.
The Government European and Chinese Lunatic
Asylums.
Tung-wá
Hospital and Lunatic
Asylum.
Tung Wá Branch Hospital Kennedy Town.
Alico Memorial Hospital of the London Mission Society.
Pó Loung Kuk Society for the pre- vention of kidnapping and for the protection of women and children. Wa-t'o
Temple Dis-
pensary.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Deutscher Hülfs-
Verein.
1,963 Admissions during the
year.
*27 Admissions.
13
Admissions during the
year. 47
Admissions during the
year.
Out of the General Colonial Revenue. Some patients pay fees, which go to General Revenue.
Hitherto the Lock Hospital was sup- ported out of Ge- neral Revenue and a small contribu- tion of $480 quar- terly from the Ad- miralty.
By Government,
and by Feos from Patients.
By Government,
and by Fees from Patients.
Admitted 2,354 By the Charitable
In-l'atients & 124,094 Out- Patients. Vac- cinated 2,104 Children. Pro- vided burial for 1,147 persons.
Admitted 1,556|
In-Patients. Provided
burial for 1,977 persons.
Sent home-
males. 378.
females, 221. Provided bus- bands for 18
women.
Provided home
for 10.
Out-patients 7,185.
of
Contributions the Chinese Com- munity, and by an Endowment from the Special Fund.
For Members of Police Force and Civil Service, Merchant Seamen, Board of Trade Patients, Destitutes, and Police cases besides acci- dents. In addition, private Patients are received, Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
Incorporated under Ordinance No. 3 of 1870. Opened in February, 1872, for Chinese Patients only.
By Public Contribu- Incorporated under Ordinanco
tions.
By rent of Temple
and Charitable Contributions of Chinese.
By the Charitable
Contributions
of
Roman Catholic
Members.
10 of 1893.
Was formerly supported by
Government.
The object of this Society is the care of the poor of all classes.
By the Claritable | The object of this Society is
Contributions
of
the German Com- munity.
From 1st Jan., By Voluntary Con-
1804. to 31st
Dec., 1894.
In-Patients, 26-4. Out-Pa- tients, 13,555. Operations, 64. Vaccina. tions, 234.
Dental cases, 227.
Nethersolo In-Patients Hospitul. 175, Out-
Patients 331, Operations
GO.
tributions and Re- lilios Endowment.
with
to provide German desti- to tutes
passages Енторе.
Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chineso, but all
nationalities admitted.
By endowment to be Opened 5th Sept., 1893.
known as "The Nether-
soic Trust," from a merchant in Hong- kong. Administered by the London Missi- onary Society.
* This is the number of admissions up to end of May only as after that date the institution became a part of the Civil Hospital under the heading of Female Vencreal Ward.
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