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SPACE AND ACCOMMODATION TABLE.
L•-.-«.T:t.f.on of P.."
Dormitories
Dar Rooms and
Corridors used
as dav Rooms
•'in..
I
f
\
The
Num!*.:' •*' such
Rooms.
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Tr.-
1 ;',,.- I --.;
n' -.1
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—
Sinjle R o o m s
19
•r.ace
Tbe
The Average
Grfiss .-'.merhcial
Amount
Area
"t .
libit
.Sjiace
ol nil -uc'a
available
Kouins. 'for each Patient., Winter
Average
Tempera-ure.
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T'S.971 ca. ft. 3.522 sq.ft. , •1,381 cu. ft.
vjcaier.
The
Ar'j'.'Ur.t ••.* W
Space.
SO-o i
538 sq. ft.
" This is
practicall**
unlimited \i rhe open
iron-barred
windows ure open towanis the
**r.rie*j.
W h a : is the Source of tbe Water Supply ; the
Quality of the Water; and rhe Amount of
Warer available for each Patient every day ?
The water is obtained from the town aqueduct j
the quality is good, and there is an abundant
supply tbr each patient.
W h a : is the number of—(I.) Lavatories ?
(II.) Baths?
(III.) Latrines ?
None.
None in the wards: the patients go frequently
to the Turkish Bath.
Three, ou the drv earth svstem.
What is the svstem of Sewerage 'i
N-me.
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