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Question I.—(Statistical.)
GENERAL STATISTICAL TABLE
Male
Female ...
TOTAI...
Number
Admitted
during
the year.
21
8
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1
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29*
Daily
Average
Number
during
the year.
(a) 677
(a) 26-7
94*4
Number of Attendants.
Resident.
Employed
la
Attendance
on the
Patient*.
5
3
8
Employed
ti Servaab
or ooij-
partially u
Attendants.
Non-Resident.
Employed
. tn
Attendance
on the
Paci-nu.
Employed
ii Serranti
or only
partially ag
Attendants.
1
1
Discharged.
3
3
o
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—
41
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mm
10
2
12
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>
9
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ml
z
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—
i
1
Number
of Patienta
who died
during
tbe year.
i
3
7
Average
Stay of those
S
P
days
2008-2
1703*3
—
3
so
i
5
days
164.9
107*0
.5 °
"I a a
5 a tt
days
34930
1970.2
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There were 80 Lunatics in the Wards on 31st March, 1914, and 39 on 31st March, 1915.
OBITUARY TABLE.
Number
of
Deceased
• on
Register.
195
271
329
372
431
482
496
i
Age of
Deceased.
49
65
42
26
42
55
30
Sex of
Deceased
F
M
r
- M
M
M
F
F
i
Bodily Condi–
tion when
Admitted.
t
Fair
»
tt
Weak
"
•ti
tl
1
Form j
of Mental !
Disorder.
Acnce
Mania
••
Dementia
Epilepsy
Demencia
Tf
•*»
Date of
Admission.
14-6-01
10-10-05
7-3-09
27-2-11
•
24-3-13
9-2-15
7-3-15
*i.
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Cause
of Death.
Senile
Decay
General
Debility
»•
Chronic
Epilepsy
General
Debilicy
Senile
Decay
Exhaustion
State
whether a Coroner's
Inquest was
held, and what was
the Verdict.
'
-.No.
"
j
it
-t
tt
n
>»
State
whether a Post
Mortem
Examination was
held.
X o - •
"
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•t
f f
l>
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fa). Sixty-seven males and twenty-fire females were in the wards on January 1, 1915, and of the hundred and twenty-
one treated during the year thirty-one were criminal lunatics.