408

(212)

Question—Continued.

OCCUPATION.

State the extent of—

Giving the daily average number of patients who were employed in 1935. Specifying the character of the employment. Distinguishing the sexes.

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QUESTION III—(INSPECTION.)

Divide the patients in the Asylum into the following Classes:

N.B. The difference between the addition of the total column and the total number of Males and Females is due to the inclusion of certain patients in more than one column as their condition is appropriate to more than one heading.

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Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the Asylum in 1935. Distinguishing those visits in which all patients were seen and every part of the building visited from visits of partial inspection. And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

State how many reports of the following kinds have come under the notice of the Governor:

408

(212)

Question,—Continued.

OCCUPATION.

State the extent of—

Questions.

(I.) The airing courts

(11.) and other groṇads..........

Are the patients, as a rule, given daily exercise, their health permitting?

Are they confined to airing courts, or allowed to walk in other grounds, and sent beyond the Asylum ? Are any means taken to amuse the patients or to induce them to amuse themselves? Detail them. Buy special Recreation Room provided ?

Is

How many religious services were bold in 1934 ? What particular denominational services are provided, by whom are the services taken, what is the average attendance at the services of each denomination ?

In what building, and how many could it contain?

Answers.

ACRES.

0

R.

P.

273

Yes.

Bolonging to the Asylum.

Confined to Airing Courts.

They are supplied with books and games.

None.

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Giving the daily average number of patients who were employed in 1935.

Specifying the character of the employment.

Distinguishing the sexes,

Agriculture and gardening,

Trade.

Household work, drawing water, &c.

Male, Feinule,

Nil. Needlework 5.

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QUESTION III—(INSPECTION.)

Divide the patients in the Asylum into the following Classes;—

Males. Females.

Total.

(1.) Idiots and Imbeciles,

17

(11) Presumably Recoverable,

70

(III) Chronic and Presumably Irrecoverable:-

119

225

19

36

64

134

61

180

Of whom are

(a) Turbulent and Dangerous,"

(b) Suicidal,

(e) Nick and Infirm,

(d) General Paralytios,

(e) Epiloptics,

(/) Senile Dements.

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(9) Quiet and able-bodied,

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61

56

137

10

R

18

19

13

32

15

1

16

á

+

I

9

86

66

132

*N.B. The difference between the addition of the total column and the total number of Malex and Females is due to the inclusion of certain patients in more than one columu as their condition is appropriate to more than one heading.

Give the number of visits of inspection paid to the Asylum in 1935.

Distinguishing those visits in which all patients were seen and every part of the building visited from visita of

partin) inspection.

And Stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

By an Inspector By a Committee of specially charged to as. certain the continued the Governing Body.

lunacy or otherwise of the patients.

By the Governor or Colonial Secretary.

Visiting Justices.

By Appoint-

By

Of

Appoint- Surprise.

Of Surprise.

By Appoint

By

Of

Of

Surprise.

ment.

ment.

ment

Appoint- ment.

Forprise.

1. Complete Inspections

1. Partial Inspections

1

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State how many reports of the following kinds have come under the notice of the Governor :——

(I.) Financial and statistical (showing, amongst other things, on what system the money and store accounts are kept and audited).

(II.) Reports by the person or persons charged with

the immediate management of the Asylum.

III. Reports by an Official Inspector, independent of the Governing Body of the Asylum,

None.

ALL

One annual report by the Medical Officer in obarge.

None.