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| Name of Parish or District in which situated | Hospital | Other Institutions | Number of Inmates | How supported | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria | Civil Hospital | 1,772 Admissions during the year | Out of the General Colonial Revenue. Some patients pay fees, which go to General Revenue | For Members of Police Force and Civil Service, Merchant Seamen, Board of Trade Patients, Destitutes, and Police cases besides accidents. In addition, private Patients are received | |
| Victoria, West | Temporary Lock Hospital | 67 Admissions during the year | Hitherto the Lock Hospital was supported out of General Revenue and a small contribution of $480 quarterly from the Admiralty | Under the charge of the Colonial Government | |
| Victoria, West | Small-Pox Hospital | 99 Admissions during the year | By Government, and by Fees from Patients | Under the charge of the Colonial Government | |
| Victoria, West | Lunatic Asylum | Vide List Annexed | By Government, and by Fees from Patients | Under the charge of the Colonial Government | |
| Victoria, West | Tung-wah Hospital and Lunatic Asylum | 7 Admissions during the year | By Government, and by Fees from Patients | Under the charge of the Colonial Government | |
| Victoria, East | Wa-t'o Temple Dispensary | Was formerly supported by Government | By rent of Temple and Charitable Contributions of Chinese | ||
| Victoria | Alice Memorial Hospital of the London Mission Society | Admitted 2,647 In-Patients & 99,721 Out-Patients. Vaccinated 1,882 Children. Provided burial for 1,586 persons, Sent to their homes 284 destitutes. Provided husbandal for 80 women. Provided home for 9 | 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 | Society of St. Vincent de Paul | Out-patients 8,829 | 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 | By the Charitable Contributions of the German Community | to provide German destitutes with passages to Europe | ||
| Victoria | Nethersole Trust Dispensary | From 1st Jan 1888 to 31st Dec., 1888. In Patients, 546. Out-Patients, 7,090 new cases. Dental Patients, 90. Vaccinations, 433 | By Voluntary Contributions and Benefactions Endowment | Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chinese, but all nationalities admitted. By endowment to be known as "The Nethersole Trust," from a merchant in Hong-kong. Administered by the London Missionary Society. Opened 1st January, 1888 |
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Name of Parish
or District in which situated.
Hospital.
Other Institu- tions.
Number of Inmates.
How supported.
Victoria,
Civil Hospital.
1,772 Admissions during the year.
Victoria, West,...... Temporary
Lock Hospital.
Victoria, West,....... Small-Pox
Hospital,
Victoria, Wost....... Lunatic Asylum.
Vide List Annexed.
REMARKS.
67 Admissions during the ycar.
99 Admissions during the year.
Ont of the General Colonial Revenue. Somo patients pay fees, which go to General Revenue,
Hitherto the Lock Hospital was sup- ported out of Ge- neral Revenue and a small contribn- tion of $480 quar- terly from the Ad- miralty.
By Government,
and by Fees from Patients.
For Members of Police Force and Civil Service, Merchant Seamen, Board of Trade Patients, Destitutes, and Police cases besides acei- dents. In addition, private Patients are received,
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
7 Admissions during the
By Government,
and by Fees from Patients.
year.
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
Victoria, West...................
Tung-wi Hospital and Lunatic Asylum.
Victoria, East,
Wa-t'o Temple Dis-
pensary.
Victoria,
Victoria,
Victoria,
Victoria, West,..............
Alico Memorial Hospital of the London Mission Society.
Society of St. Vincent.
de Paul.
Deutscher Hülfs- Verein.
Nethersole Trust Dispensary.
Admitted 2,647 By the Charitable
In-Patients & 99,721 Out- Patients. Vac- cinated 1,882 Children. Pro- vided burial for – 1,586 persons, Sent to their homes 284 des titutes. Pro- vided husbandal for 80 women. Provided bome
for 9.
Out-patients 8,829
*
a
of
Contributions the Chinese Com- munity, and by an Endowment from the Special Fund.
Incorporated under Ordinance No. 3 of 1870. Oponed in February, 1872, for Chinese Patients only.
By rent of Temple Was formerly supported by
and Charitable
Contributions of
Chinese.
Government.
By the Charitable | The object of this Society is
Contributions of
Roman Catholic
Members.
the care of the poor of all classes.
By the Charitable The object of this Society is
Contributions
of
the German Com-
manity.
to provide German desti- tntes with passages to Europe.
From 1st Jan By Voluntray Con- Opened 17th February, 1887.
1888 to 31st
Dec., 1888.
In Patients, 546. Ont-P*. tients, 7,090 new CRICE. Dental Pati- ents, 90. Vac- cinations, 433.
tributions and Be-
lilios Endowment.
Chiefly for Chineso, but all nationalities admitted.
By endowment to be Opened Ist January, 1888.
known as "The Nether-
sole Trust," from a merchant in Hong- kong. Administered by the London Mini- onary Society.
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