The. Children's Ward, One third of the patients were children Mary of them, were post measles, dysentery, end mal-nutrition cases Five wards consisting of 60 beds were out up on the top floor of the Administration Building, with plenty of; anlght and steam heat. There is nothing more enjoyable than to sec those children taking their meals. The doctors and.nurses for this unit are provided by the Margaret Williamson Hospital.
*(b.) The Women's Ward. A word Df thanks is given here to Miss Platt. Mis. "Tsang and Mrs Young for Special care of the women patients. m the-biggest-ward and is in the gymnasium, containing 90 beds. Dr Moffet, the head of the ward, has donated -all-his time for the welfare of the patients.
*(c.) The Men's Ward. Two wards have been started for men with a total capacity of 20 beds. All bed: are fall and there is need of expansion. Dr. Rice is taking charge of this ward. "his ward is badly in need of sheets and mattresses
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