THE MILITARY HOSPITALS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16922, 30 July 1915, Page 11

THE MILITARY HOSPITALS.

LATEST BULLETINS. [Per Press Association.] WELLINGTON, July 29. The following information has been received as regards sickness in tho various camp hospitals during the twenty-four hours preceding uoon today : Trentham Military Hospital.—Of the serious cases, 15 are reported as improving. 2 slight improvement, 3 condition unchanged, 3 under observation; total, 23. Tauherenikau and Greytown Hospitals.—Cases of measles 14, sore throats 2, rheumatism 2, lymphangitis 1, varicocele 1, varicose 1, minor surgical cases 5, colic 1, lumbago 1, bronchitis and asthma 1. No serious cases. Kaiwarawara Hospital.—Discharges 21, admissions nil; remaining 55, all convalescent. Victoria Ward.—Bronchitis 1, pleurisy 1, ear disease 1, orchitis 1, septic throat 1, measles 4, convalescent 9. Waikanae Hospital.—Admissions 1, discharges 3. The totals are: Convalescent 62, measles 18, minor surgical cases 3, observation 1; all favourable. Wellington Hospital.—Of patients previously reported, two are improving, three show no improvement. There have been no fresh admissions or discharges and no new serious cases. Solway Hospital.—Discharged yesterday two, only two remaining, both measles and both convalesioent. Palmerston North Hospital.—Serious cases 28; totil 69, comprising appendicitis 1, measles 53, meaical 15. Discharged from hospital on 28th, medical 1. The total number of cases of all kinds in the hospital on Thursday was 401, as against 484 on Wesdnesday and 511 on Tuesday last.