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Table XIV.
KWONG WAH HOSPITAL.
Income and Expenditure Account 1936.
INCOME.
Balance from previous account including $1,252.76 advanced for building of Hung Shing Temple
EXPENDITURE.
MAINTENANCE.
$ 23,537.33
A. ORDINARY.
Provisions:
Staff Patients
$10,863.08
12,072.63
$ 22,935.71
Payment for meals supplied to nurse recovered
Dispensary
$ 2,420.00
Chinese drugs
25,424.88
Amount transferred from free Chinese drugs special fund
6,407.25
Western drugs
15,103.99
40,528.87
Grant transferred from Donated Property rent collection fund
325.15
Establishments :-
Lights
5,792.27
Rent from Temple and Wharf
198.20
Furnitures and repairs
2,054.00
Rent from ambulance and iron burner
2,552.00
Sick room expenses
3,128.32
11,902.60
Charcoal
1,431.60
Government Grant (General)
8,500.00
Telephone rent
477.50
for Western drugs..
2,500.00
for free coffins
7,000.00
Water
Sundries
190.92
2,817.60
Crown rent
13.00
Subscriptions
Tung Wah Hospital
22,600.00
Charitable persons
13,868.28
Western medicine utensils
Surgical instruments
Bedding & Clothing for patients
940.15
1,932.60
178.82
Temples Fund transferred
11,139.04
47,607.32
Salaries:-
Hospital Staff
18,956.78
Donations :--
Ko Shing, Lee and Po Hing Theatres
2,120.00
30,553.45
A Fong and Yim Fong Photographers
Old Yaumati Public Dispensary
700.00
3,064.80
MISCELLANEOUS.
5,884.80
Patients payments
Stationery, stamps & advertisements
Coffins
1,479.97
7,699.97
In and Out Patients
Chinese drugs sold
14,783.45
448.20
Burial of bodies from Hospital Mortuary
1,231.80
15,231.65
Other receipts :-
Burial of bodies from Yaumati Public Mortuary
Discounts and Exchange
Miscellaneous income
726.40
1,027.97
Burial of bodies from Old Men's Asylum
509.00
38.90
1,536.97
Graves stones
476.00
B. EXTRAORDINARY
Payments in connection with Ambulance
Donations :-
475.50
Government Special Grant
25,000.00
$148,700.67
Balance
12,128.54
23,597.32
$148,700.67
LO WING KIT,
Chairman of Board of Directors.
NGAN KENG HOI
Translated from the Chinese Account Statements by
LI TUNG, Auditor.
Hong Kong, 30th March, 1937.
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Table XIV.
KWONG WAH HOSPITAL.
Income and Expenditure Account 1936.
INCOME.
Balance from previous account including $1,252.76 advanced for building of Hung Shing Temple
EXPENDITURE.
MAINTENANCE.
$ 23,537.33
A. ORDINARY.
Provisions:
Staff Patients
.$10,863.08
12,072.63
$ 22,935.71
Payment for meals supplied to nurse
Dispensary
recovered
.$ 2,420.00
Chinese drugs
25,424.88
Amount transferred from free Chinese
Western drugs
15,103.99
drugs special fund
6,407.25
40,528.87
Grant transferred from Donated Pro-
Establishments :-
perty rent collection fund
325.15
Lights
5,792.27
Rent from Temple and Wharf
198,20
Furnitures and repairs
2,054.00
Rent from ambulance and iron burner 2,552.00
Sick room expenses
3,128.32
11,902.60
Charcoal
1,431.60
Government Grant (General)
8,500.00
Telephone rent
477,50
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for Western drugs..
2,500.00
Water
for free coffins
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7,000.00
Sundries
190.92 2,817.60
18,000.00
Crown rent
13.00
Subscriptions
Tung Wah Hospital
22,600.00
Charitable persons
13,868.28
Western medicine utensils
Surgical lustruments
Bedding & Clothing for patients
940.15
1,932.60
178.82
Temples Fund transferred
11,139.04
47,607.32
Salaries:-
18,956.78
Donations :--
Hospital Staff
Ko Shing, Lee and Po Hing Theatres
2,120.00
30,553.45
A Fong and Yim Fong Photographers Old Yaumati Public Dispensary
700.00
3,064,80
MISCELLANEOUS.
5,884.80
Patients payments
Stationery, stamps & advertisements Coffins
1,479.97
7,699.97
In and Out Patients
Chinese drugs sold
14,783.45 448.20
Burial of bodies from Hospital
Mortuary
1,231.80
15,231.65
Other receipts :-
Burial of bodies from Yaumati
Public Mortuary
726.40
Discounts and Exchange Miscellaneous income
1,027.97
Burial of bodies from Old Men'
509.00
Asylum
38.90
1,536.97
Graves stones
476.00
B. EXTRAORDINARY
Payments in connection with Am-
Donatious :-
bulance
475.50
Government Special Grant
25,000.00
$148,700.67
Balance
12,128.54 23,597.32
$148,700.67
LO WING KIT,
Chairman of Board of Directors.
NGAN KENG HOI
Trauslated from the Chinese Account Statements by
LI TUNG, Auditor.
Hong Kong, 30th March, 1937.
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