THE MILITARY HOSPITALS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2527, 30 July 1915, Page 6

THE MILITARY HOSPITALS

-. DAILY- BULLETIN. Following is a summary of the reports received by the Hon. R. H--Rhodes from tho different military hospitals:— Trentham Military Hospital: Serious cases—ls are reported as improving; 2 slight improvement; 3 condition unchanged ; 3 under observation. Total, 23. Tauherinikau and Greytown Hospitals : Cases measles, 1-1; sore throats. 2 J rheumatism, 2; lymphangitis, 1; variocele, I;' varicoso, 1; minor surgical cases, 5; colic, 1; lumbago, 1; bronchitis and asthma, 1. No serious cases.Kaiwarra Hospital: Discharges, 21; admissions, nil; remaining, 55. All convalescent. , Victoria Ward: Bronchitis, 1; pleura isy, I; ear disease, 1; orchitis, 1; septio threat, 1; measles, 4; convalescent, 9. j AYaikanae Hospital: Admissions, 1; discharges, 3. Totals are—Convalescent 52, measles 18, minor surgical oases 3, : observation 1. All favourable. - Wellington Hospital: Reports of pa' tients previously reported—lmproving 2, no improvement 3. There havo been' no fresh admissions or discharges and no. new serious cases. Solway Hospital: Two discharged yes-l terday, only 2 remaining; both measled and" both convalescent. Palmerston Hospital: Serious cases, 28; total 69, comprising appendicitis ,1, measles 53, medical. 15. , Discharged from hospital on 23tli, medical 1. The total number of cases of all kinds in ffie hospitals on Thursday was 401. as against 484 on Wednesday and 514. on Tuesday last.