the Chinese Community With the end of the summer weather the busiest season of this hospital also passes, and a review of the attendances during the last three months gives a very good. idea as to the extent of the usefulness of this institution and the increasing value of its services to the Chinese of this city. Below are the figures for the three months just passed:
Ovrranients July August September General Clinic Visita-Ben Women Chit Cases Men Women Casualties & Suicides, "Men Women $456 10959 10,063 ase 120 3211 72s 1,905 1492 603 390 413 ait min 26
Total of Outpatients 36933 (15,566 ions 232 231 1 38
Number of patients Number of Radiographs 92 107 106 161 202 PHARMACY—Mr. Beynon reports /ed in this hospital for some yea] that September has been the busiest and his help and inspiration are month he has experienced in the looked for: in further raising the Dispensary. standard of professional work and STAPF CHANGES—The close of toral influence in the institution.
September marked the end of Br.
Hosritat PLANs—The new Ben Isaac Mason's connect with the Building is approaching completion hospital.
For nearly three years of the main frame-work, and plans Mr. Mason has given for the accommodation of. patients help in the work of administration aq and equipment are already in the hospital. well advanced. Plang for. the new Dr. T. Chen has been welcomed hospital are in the hands of a back to the hospital after a year's Special Plans Committee, and modi-' post-graduate work, mostly in El fications they call for are in process burgh.._Dr. Chen has already, work- of being worked out.
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