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SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.
The
Description of Rooms. I Number of such
i
Rooms.
Dormitories.
Day Rooms aud
Corridors used
as dav Rooms
Single Rooms.
Tho
Gross Cubic Space
of all
such Rooms.
The
Gross Superficial
Arc:*
of all such
Rooms.
The Average
Amount
of Cubic Space
available
for each Patient.
Average
Temperature.
Winter. ' Summer.
The
Amouut of Window
Space.
16
73,851 cu. ft. 3,262 sq. ft. •2.329 cu. ft.
', 58*0
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538 sq. ft.
" This is practically unlimited as the open iron-barred windows are open towards the garden.
W h a t is the Source of the Water Supply; the
Quality of the Water; and the Amount of
• Water available for each Patient every day ?
The water is obtained from the town aqueduct;
the quality is good, and there is an abundant
supply for each patient.
W h a t is the n u m of—(I.) Lavatories ?
(II.) Baths?
(III.) Latrines ?
Noue.
None in the wards; the patients go frequentlv
to the Turkish Bath.
Three, on the drv earth svstem.
is the system of Sewerage'
None.