| Name of Parish or District | Hospital / Institution | Number of Inmates | How Supported | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria, West | Civil Hospital | 1,957 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 | 83 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 | 2 Admissions during the year | By Government, and by Fees from Patients. | Under the charge of the Colonial Government. |
| Victoria, West | Lunatic Asylum | 12 Admissions during the year | By Government, and by Fees from Patients. | Under the charge of the Colonial Government. |
| Victoria, West / Victoria, East | Tung-wá Hospital and Lunatic Asylum | Admitted 2,260 In-Patients & 173,720 Out-Patients. Vaccinated 2,515 Children. Provided burial for 1,276 persons. Sent to their homes 192 destitutes. Provided husbands for 42 women. Provided home for 4. | 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 | Alice Memorial Hospital of the London Mission Society | Out-patients 9,905 | By Public Contributions. | By Voluntary Contributions and Belilios Endowment. By endowment to be known as "The Nethersole Trust," from a merchant in Hong Kong. Administered by the London Missionary Society. Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chinese, but all nationalities admitted. |
| Victoria | Po Leung Kuk Society for the protection of women & girls | The object of this Society is the care of the poor of all classes. | ||
| Victoria | Wa-t'o Temple Dispensary | By front of Temple? Was formerly supported by Government and Charitable Contributions of Chinese. | ||
| Victoria | Society of St. Vincent de Paul | By the Charitable Contributions of Roman Catholic Members. | ||
| Victoria, West | Deutscher Hülfsverein | By the Charitable Contributions of the German Community. | The object of this Society is to provide German destitutes with passages to Europe. | |
| Victoria, West | Nethersole Trust Dispensary | From 1st Jan, 1800 to 31st Dec., 1890. In-patients, 728. Out-patients, 17,515. Operations 203. Vaccinations, 167. Dental cases, 121. Casualty cases, 37. | Opened 1st January, 1888. |
(ZA 2)
Name of Parish
Other
or District
Hospital.
Institu
in which situated.
tions.
Number of Inmates.
How supported.
REMARKS
Victoria,
Civil Hospital.
Victoria, West,...... Temporary
Lock Hospital.
Victoria, West.............
Small-Pox Hospital,
Victoria, West,......Lunatic Asylum.
Victoria, West........
|Victoria, West,
+
Victoria, East,
Victoria,
Victoria,
Victoria,
Tung-wá - Hospital und Lunatic Asylum.
Alice
Memorial Hospital of the London Mission
Society.
Po Leung Kuk Socio- ty for the protection of women & girls. Wa-t'o Temple Dis-
pensary.
Society of St. Vincent. de Paul.
Deutscher Hülfs. Verein.
Victorin, West,......
Nethersolo Trust Dispensary.
1,957 Admissions during the year.
83 Admissions · |
during the year.
2
Admissions during the
year.
12
Admissions during the yeur.
Admitted 2.260 In-Patients & 173.720 Out- I'atients. Vac- cinated 2.515 Children. Pro-| vided burial for 1,276 persons. Sent to their
homes 192 des- titutes. Pro- vided busbands for 42 wonen. Provided home
for 4.
Out-patients
9,905
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- nerul Revenue and a small contribu- tion of $480 quar- terly from the Ad- miralty.
By Governmont,
and by Fees from Patients.
By Government,
and by Fees from Patients.
By the Charitable Contributions of
the Chinoso Com- munity, and by an Endowment from the Special Fuud.
By Public Contribu-
tions.
For Members of Police Force and Civil Service, Morchant Seamen, Board of Trade Patients, Dostitutos, and Police cases · besides ́ ́acci- dents. In addition, private Patients are received.
Under the charge of tho
'Colonial Government.
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government.
Undor the charge of- the
Colonial Government.
Incorporated undor Ordinance No. 3 of 1870. Opened, in February, 1872, for Chinese Patients only.
By ront of Temple Was formerly supported by
and Charitable
Contributions of
Chinese.
Government,
By the Charitable | The object of this Socioty is
Contributions of
Roman Catholic Members.
By the Charitable Contributions of the German Com- munity.
From 1st Jan, By Voluntray Con-
1800 to 31st
Dec., 1890. In-l'atients, 728. Out-la- tients, 17,515 Operations 203 Vaccinations, 167, Dental coses, 121,
Casualty cases. 37.
tributions and Be- lilios Endowment.
By endowment to be
known as "The Nether- sole Trust," from a merchant in Hong kong. Administered by the London Missi. onary Society.
the care of the poor of all classes.
Tho, object of this Society is to provide German desti- tutos with passages to Europe.
Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chineso, but all nationalities admitted.
Opened 1st January, 1888.
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