HOSPITAL GROWTH.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 177, 29 July 1938, Page 14

HOSPITAL GROWTH.

OR. H. H; WATTS REPORT. EFFECT OF LEGISLATION. J (By Telegraph — Parliamentary Reporter.] WELLINGTON, Thursday. fMI Coimnent on the expansion of .etiviV!!i . pital boardß throughout' New MfkSLut Healt,, ' Dr ' M - H - Watt, in *nl«! ! , rei ? rt to Parliament. b0 , ,, , rd8 generally have accommodation for *r neceßß ary nurses," he states ? «t.. P a * lents and it is interesting t ' o mated capital that the eßtlloan exXaL^trZ 0 ' £*««»« amounted to some £248 8 «4 « £*" £07,719 was reonS-if V V of *' hich current tevy an? ft ,L,*,° U met by of £21,262 on each Tthese"^"!' revenue compared with ♦£. J** 9 ol for the previSu! yeaT. •*■■*« "The estimate* continue ♦,» t Increase gratif yin ? „td .note that Se' es« m »\ recepits ?r6m patients' able aid **$*«» ■übstantial increase of £84,923 "A reduction of £51,497 was i*H m In ch.rit.lle aid expenditure •nts of outdoor relief due to the falKn< off in applications for aeaistance. Ti tm P r { ? v SL: BP ?i *» th Patients' few charitable aid recoveries and outdo* tell.fi. accounted for largely by 2 Government's pension legislation as wel M trjr ipfUMMwI economic amotion*."