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| Name of Parish or District | Hospital or Other Institutions | Number of Inmates | How supported | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victoria, West | Civil Hospital | 2,704 Admissions during the year | Out of the General Colonial Revenue | For Members of Police Force and Civil Service, Merchant Seamen, Board of Trade Patients, Prostitutes, and Police cases besides accidents. In addition, private patients are received. Under the charge of the Colonial Government |
| Victoria, West | Kennedy Town Hospital | |||
| Victoria, Harbour | Hospital Hulk "Hygeia" | |||
| Victoria, West | Maternity Hospital | 42 Admissions | ||
| Victoria, West | The Government European and Chinese Lunatic Asylums | 50 Admissions | ||
| Victoria, Peak | Victoria Hospital for Women and Children | 64 Admissions during the year | Opened in November, 1903 | |
| Victoria, West | Tung Wa Hospital | 177 Admissions during the year | By the charitable contributions of the Chinese community, and by an endowment from the Special Fund | Admitted 2,833 In-Patients & 66,773 Out-Patients. Vaccinated 2,004 persons. Provided burial for 2,291 persons |
| Victoria, West | Tung Wa Hospital, Plague Branch, Kennedy Town | 212 Admissions | By the charitable contributions of the Chinese community, and by an endowment from the Special Fund | Incorporated under Ordinance No. 1 of 1870. Opened in February, 1872, for Chinese patients only |
| Victoria | Alice Memorial Hospital | By public contributions | Opened in June, 1903 | |
| Victoria, West | Nethersole Hospital | 15 Admissions | Sent home: males, 3; females, 205. Provided bathing for 60 women. Provided homes for 15 | |
| Po Leung Kuk Society for the prevention of kidnapping and for the protection of women and children | Incorporated under Ordinance 6 of 1893 | During 1905, 379 In-Patients, 13,270 Out-Patients | ||
| 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. A contribution of $100 a year is made by Government | ||
| Deutscher Hülfs-Verein | By the charitable contributions of the German community | The object of this Society is to provide for German destitutes with passages to Europe. The Funds are in hands of the German Consul | ||
| Victoria, West | Alice Memorial Maternity Hospital | 55 In-Patients | Chiefly by public contributions; to a small extent by proceeds of endowment | Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chinese, but all nationalities admitted. Under the management of the London Missionary Society |
| 329 In-Patients, 792 Out-Patients | By same funds as Alice Memorial Hospital | Opened 5th Sept., 1893. Affiliated with the Alice Memorial Hospital, the two hospitals forming essentially a single institution | ||
| Victoria, West | Opened on 7th June, 1904 |
Note: - A Hospital for charitable purposes is being constructed at the Park under the will of the late Mr. Granville Sharp.
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Name of Parish
or District
Hospital.
in which situated.
Other Institu- tious.
Number
of Inmates.
How supported.
Victoria, West,..... Civil Hospital.
2,704 Admissions during the
year.
REMARKS.
Out of the General | For Members of Police Force Colonial Revenue. and Civil Service, Merchant Seamen, Board of Trade Patients, Dostitutes, and Police cases besides acci- dents. In addition, privato patients are received.
Under the charge of the
Colonial Government,
Victoria, West,..... Kennedy Town
Hospital.
Victoria, Harbour,.. Hospital Hulk
*Hygeia."
Victoria, West,...... Maternity Hospital.
Victoria, West,.....The Government
Victoria, Peak......
Victoria, West,......
Victoria, West,.
Victoria, West,......
Victoria,
Victoria,
European and Chinese Lunatic
Asylums. Victoria Hospital for Women and Children.
Tung Wa Ilospital.
Tung Wa Hospital, Plague Branch, Kennedy
Town.
Victoria,
Alice Memorial Hospital.
Victoria, West,
Nethersole Hospital.
Pó Leung Kuk Society for the pre- vention of kidnapping and for the | protection of women and children.
Society of St. Vincent
de Paul.
Deutscher Hülfs- Vereiu.
42 Admissions.
Do.
50 Admissions.
Do.
64
Do.
Admissions
during the
year.
177
Do.
Admissions
during the
year.
Du.
212
Admissious.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Opened in November, 1903.
Admitted 2,833 By the charitable Incorporated under Ordinance
In-Patients & 66,773 Out- Patients. Vac-! cinated 2,00+ persons. Pro
vided burial for 2.291 persons.
15 Admissions.
Sent home :—
males, 3
:
females, 205.
Provided bas-
hands for GO
women.
Provided homes
for 15.
During 1905,
379 In- Patients, 13,270 Out- Patients.
329 In- Patients, 792 Out- Patiouts.
contributions of the Chinese com- munity, and by an endowment from the Special Fund.
No. 1 of 1870. Opened in February, 1872, for Chinese patients only.
By the charitable | Opened in June, 1903.
contributions
of
the Chinese cont- munity, and by an endowment from
the Special Fund.
By public coutribu- Incorporated under Ordinance
tions.
6 of 1893.
By the charitable The object of this Society is
contributions of
Roman Catholic members.
the care of the poor of all claszos. A contribution of $100 a year is made by Government.
By the charitable | The object of this Society is contributious of to provide German desti-
the German com- munity.
Chiefly by public
contributions;
to
a small extent by proceeds of en-
dowment.
By same funds as Alice Memorial Hospital.
tntes
with passages to Europe. The Funds are in hands of the Geruian Consul. Opened 17th February, 1887. Chiefly for Chinese, but all nationalities admitted. Under the management of the
Missionary
London
Society.
Opened 5th Sept., 1893. Affiliated with the Alice Memorial Hospital, the two hospitals forming essentially a single institution.
Opened on 7th June, 1904.
Victoria, West......
Alice Alemorial
55 In- Patients.
Do.
Maternity Hospital.
Note: -A Hospital for charitable purposes is bзing constructed at the Park unler the will of the late Mr.j Granville Sharp.
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