Report : 1927 / Aberystwyth Infirmary and Cardiganshire General Hospital.

  • Aberystwyth Infirmary and Cardiganshire General Hospital.
Date:
1927
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Credit: Report : 1927 / Aberystwyth Infirmary and Cardiganshire General Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    of sympathy with the bereaved family was passed,—The Chairman, Canon Williams, and Mr. Arthur Jones were asked to represent the governors at the funeral the fol¬ lowing day. The Chairman also referred to the absence of Alderman C. M. Williams who had worked for the Infirmary all his life, and was now a patient there. lie was glad to say that Alderman Williams was progressing very favourably. —It was decided to send Alderman Williams a message of sympathy, with an expression of hope for his speedy re¬ cover v. V THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER. The Chairman read a letter from Dr. Edward Roberts, Aberllolwyn, president of the Infirmary, regretting lie was not well enough to attend the meeting. He was exceed¬ ingly pleased the Infirmary was doing such excellent work in relieving suffering, and its flourishing financial position showed the public appreciated the good work being done. FIN A N CIA . L S T A T EM E X T. Mr. S. I). Evans, of the National Provincial Bank, presented the balance sheet for the year 1927, showing total receipts of £3,769 os. 2d. The chief items of income were the following:—-Subscriptions, £489 7s. 6d. ; dona¬ tions, £88 os. ; interest on investments, £192 19s. 2d. ; workmen’s contributions, £191 9s. Id. ; collecting boxes, £25 2s. 2d.; entertainments and collections, £944 17s. 7d. ; payments from patients in public and private wards, etc., £1,186 os. 9d. ; church collections, £306 Os. 4d. ; Downie’s Request, £275. Chief items of expenditure: Provisions, £926 12s. lid.; surgery and dispensary, £383 11s. 2d.; X Ray appliances, £69 17s. lOd. ; domestic, £52 12s. 9d. ; fuel and lighting. £561 12s. 7d. ; salaries and wages, £1,152 14s. 5d.; miscellaneous, £221 5s, lid.; and con-