More admissions have been re gistered in. the Convalescent Home: than in past years, and amongst the children were 22 pre-tubercular cases which benefitted greatly from their three months of feeding and congenial environment. Owing the necessity of retrenching, inmates of the K.DS. Nursery were removed to the Home. The unexpected gift of a new wing for the latter how: ever, offered by the Rotarians, per mitted a happier solution of the problem than at frst seemed possible. The Florence Spooner Home and the Foreign Women's Home are both on the K.DS. visiting list, how: ever.
With a perusal of the reports, it becomes self-evident that a tremendous amount of labour, with its un-
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