MILITARY HOSPITALS

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 7, 3 October 1917, Page 5

MILITARY HOSPITALS

The daily bulletin of patients in hospitals at noon yesterday is ae nnder:-Trentham.-Admitted, S; discharged, 8; remaining, 38; ascitis, ,1 case; rheumspefre Hutt-Admitted, 4; discharged, G; SS.-Admitted H; discharged, 8 «mainin g , 9 'lnfectious Ward-Discharged, 3; re-mGrnovtSown.-Admittcd, I; remaining, 10. Mck!and.-Bi«cnarged, 1; remaining, 9. Wellington.— Remaining, ■>■ . Chvistchurch.-Bemaining, 1. Duncdin.- Remaining, 01. . Mmerelon North.-Kemaimng, 3. Nupier.-Bemaimnjr, 1. fiisborne.— Remaining, l. Rotorua— Remaining, 4. Wangamii.-Remaining, -. Nelson.— Remaining, i. Hanmer.-Remaining, •]• Waimate.-Remaming, i. \ Oamavii.— Remaining, 1. fiouthlnnd.-Renmiuing,. -. Now Plyuiouth.-Roma.nin!?. 1■I'nial of reinforcements in all nos pilals, 221. ' ;

Included in the prizes « whist-drrve at Limehouso were }™ hn jf-™" weights of potatoes and 141b, of sugar. Tt » n.mounce.l that the campaign to obtain funds for the military work of _ ho Canadian Y-M.C.A. in France and England has realised .£200,000. General Joffre has Jieen presented at Philadelphia with a marshals baton cut from the rafters of the hall in n t ¥ Declaration of Independence was signed. Taking an nvsresc. the policemen of the United lungHom are maintained at a cost of about £100 a year each. Koiignly speaking, there is one for every lb squaro Bliles-