A Patient's Tribute To the Editor of the "Nonrit-Cinwa Dat -Naws'
Sin—I beg to crave space, in your columns respecting the "Country Hospital" where I have been for the past few days it being the very frst hospital where I have ever been a patient or even ever required has pital nursing and attention, I am agreeably surprised with the whole outfit namely: courtesy, ser vice, medical attention, sanitary arrangements and conditions, quiet ness, general oMclenty, food ro-quirements and many" other ttle matters which go to make the ideal comfortable place for sick and alling people, The courtesy I received from all was" marvellous "both from" the Foreign ab well as the. Chinese hisses; the medical attention a very Important matter, was all that could bor desired Including my. "own visiting: doctor; the sanitary" arrange: ents, were all irstelass, and with the all-round general efciency the whole staff and the quetness of {its Immediate surroundings 1 felt It has all gone towards the speedy recovery: which enabled me to leave ihe hospital in such @ short period.
The food supplied was, simply grand and of a very "high order {Both as regards its quality and also conforming obviously to avery igh Standard of preparation. and. cooking by 'a most expert and experienced cook—this fatter quatifteation 1s all Important to the well being of sickly write this due praise for the benefit of all residents, and also for those of other paris who may not exactly know what our "Country Hospital" means. for interested People, especially. those residents of ther ports in the Far Bast,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.