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ii-rr ANNUAL REPORT OF THE LIVERPOOL Eye and Ear Infirmary MYRTLE STREET (Established 1820) For the Year 1928
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
LIVERPOOL
Eye and Ear Infirmary MYRTLE STREET
(Established 1820)
For the Year 1928
One Hundred and Ninth
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
LIVERPOOL
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY MYRTLE STREET
( Established 1820)
For the Year 1928
The Liverpool Printing and Stationery Company, Limited.
M DCCCCXX VIII.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1928. PRESIDENT:
Ink I!ioht Monoi kahi.k the LORD MAYOR (H. M. AI IDLER, J.R.)
VICE-PRESIDENT: CHARLES W. WRIGHT, Esq.
COMMITTEE : W . 11. BOSTON. Esq. CODER EY E. CASTLE, Esq. .1. H. CONE'S’, Esq. A. B. EARLE, Esq. \Y. W. HIGGTN, Esq.
HUGH E. JONES, M.R.C.S CHARLES KENNETT, Esq. H. LEWIS, Esq. A. L. MELLY, Esq. R. NELSON, Esq.
HONORARY TREASURER: CHARLES \V. WRIGHT (Wright, Becket & Pennington),
9, Harrington Street.
SECRETARY: Miss CURBISHLEY.
AUDITORS: Messrs. LEWIS & MOUNSEY, 3, Lord Stkeet, Liverpool.
MEDICAL OFFICERS: HONORARY CONSULTING SURGEONS:
CHARLES H. B. SHEARS, M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.E. (Load.) HUGH E. JONES. M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.)
HONOR A RY PH YS1CIA N : W. JOHNSON. M.U.
HONORARY CONSULTING GENERAL SURGEON: HUGH REID, l1. R.C.S.
CONSULTING RADIOLOGIST: C. THURSTON HOLLAND. M.R.C., L.R.C.P. (Lond.)
HONORARY OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS: EDGAR STEVENSON. M.D.. C.M. (Aberd.)
H. HOLMES, B.A..M.B. B.C. (Cantab.)
T. L. de COURCY, B.A., M.D., D.P.H.
HONORARY ASSISTANT OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS :
C. ALSTON HUGHES, M.D., D.Ch. <>., Ch. B.
H. MATHER, M.R.C.S. (Eng.', L.R.C.P. (Lond.)
E. B. CHAVASSE, M.C., ALA. (Oxon.), M.R.C.S. (Eng.), B.Ch. (Oxon.), M.D. (Oxon.), M.R.C.P. (Lond.) D.O.M.S.
HON, AURAL SURGEONS: 1*. W. LEATHART, B.A., ALB.. B.C. | J. E. MoGIBBON, AI.B.,
P. GARSON. M.B., Ch.B., E.R.C.S. (Edin.)
HONORARY ASSISTANT AURAL SURGEONS:
S. S. SUAINER, F.R.C.S.E., D.O.M.S., ALB.
B.S.
W. GRANT McAFEE, AI.B., Ch.B. (Edin.), L.M. (Dublin).
JOHN ROBERTS, M.B.,Ch.B.. F.R.C.S. (Eng.)
HONORARY ANAESTHETISTS : J. .MARSHALL WRIGHT,
B.A.. M.B.. Ch.B. (Cant.). M.R.C.S. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. (Loud.) J. BERKSON, M.B., Ch.B. | ANNIE R. NIVEN, AI.B., Ch.B.. D.P.H.
HONORARY DENTISTS: R LAAIB., M.R.C.S. (Eng.).
Lieut.-Coi.onel D. C. LEYLAND ORTON. T. I>.. L.R.C.P. (Lond.) M.R.C.S., D.P.H. (Dub.), L.D.S. R.C.S. (Eng.)
HONORARY PATHOLOGIST: HUGH SMITH, ALB., Ch.B.
HONORARY BACTERIOLOGIST : E. C. LOWE, M.B.E., ALB., B.S.
HOUSE SURGEONS: J. A. McCANN, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Ed.) D. A. AIILLS, AL B.. Ch. B. (L’pool).
Dispenser - - Miss M. LATIMER
no: CENTRA PEL COLLECTORS
IT S0< rETY, ‘J, Kxchamu: Stkeet East.
Liverpool Eye and Ear Infirmary
109th Annual Report
The Committee bog to submit their Annual Report and a Statement
of Accounts.
The New Nurses’ Home was opened by the then Lord Mayor, Miss
Margaret Beavan, in June last, and it has proved a great boon to our
Nursing Staff. As forecasted in our last Annual Report, a number of
rooms which were formerly used as Nurses’ bedrooms in the main building
of the Infirmary have been converted into Wards for middle class patients.
On the Eye side there are now five of such Wards and on the Ear and
Throat side five. These paying Wards are meeting a want which is so
prevalent in many of our voluntary Hospitals to-day, namely, the
provision of accommodation for patients anxious to pay something for
the services of Nursing, Medical and Surgical treatment, but quite unable
to pay for the expense of a private Nursing Home and the increased
Surgical and Medical fees involved in their treatment in such a Home.
'The Committee have been careful to arrange that the fees charged
for accommodation and Nursing and Surgical attendance in these paying
Wards is kept as low as possible consistent with the increased cost to the
Infirmary of the upkeep of such Wards.
The Committee has for sometime had under serious consideration
the extension of the function of the Infirmary to diseases of the Throat,
and has decided in view of modern developments of Medical Science in
this special branch that Laryngological cases shall in future be treated
at the Infirmary.
After more than 100 years of excellent work done at the Infirmary
in Eye and Ear cases the Committee are satisfied that this extension to
Throat cases will prove of great benefit to the Community.
During the year a new department has been established. The
Committee refer to an Oto-Neurological Clinic which deals with those
diseases in which the Eyes, Nose, Ears and Throat and parts of the nervous
system (more particularly the brain) are closely associated. The
collaboration of Neurologist, Radiologist, Pathologist and Specialist in
the Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat will, it is hoped, not only bring out new
facts of importance and increase the precise knowledge of the members of
the Staff and their Students, but will also prove of immediate service to
the patient and the Doctor who sends such patient to the Clinic. This
Clinic meets at the Infirmary on Friday afternoons at 1.45,
The Committee have to record, with regret, the death during the
year of their Hon. Physician, Dr. John Owen, and the resignation of
Dr. Sanderson, one of the Honorary Aural Surgeons. Our Honorary
Assistant Surgeon, Dr. F. B. Chavasse, has, during the year, resigned
his position as Hon. Pathologist so as to give more time to his other
work at the Infirmary, and Dr. Hugh Smith has been elected to this
position in place of Dr. Chavasse.
Our Honorary Medical Staff increases in number almost every year,
and this is inevitable if we are to keep abreast of the times. This year
we have added to our list an Honorarj^ Consulting General Physician,
and in addition in the new Oto-Neurological Clinic an Hon. Registrar,
Hon. Surgeons and Physicians and an Honorary Radiologist.
We said farewell during the year to Miss Bramwell, wrho was our
Matron for 50 years, and elected in her place Miss Simon, who was
associated with the Infirmary for some years as Sister. The Committee,
however, very much regret to say that soon after Miss Simon’s arrival
at the Infirmary her health completely broke down and she was compelled
to resign.
During the past years, the following cases have been prescribed for-
Out-Patients’ Department—New Eye Cases
New Ear Cases
Total Attendances
7,635
4,872
32,077
In-Patients' Dpipartment—In-patients
Important Operations
Minor Operations on Out-patients
1,364
948
670
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REPORT
The routine work of the hospital in both departments, Ophthalmic
and Aural, has continued uneventfully throughout the year, but we
have to regret the resignation of a valued colleague, Mr. Sanderson.
The bacteriological department under Dr. Cronin Lowe has been
fully occupied with much important work.
A new department connected with the neuropathology of the eye
and ear has been started under the direction of Mr. Hugh E. Jones.
This department will continue to increase in value.
Perhaps the outstanding events of the year, so far as treatment is
concerned, has been the opening of accommodation for the reception of
private patients at reduced fees, made possible by the removal of the
nursing staff to the New Nurses’ Home, and the extension of the functions
of the Infirmary to Laryngological cases.
Edgar Stevenson.
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BACTERIOLOGICAL REPORT
The work in the Bacteriological Clinic, as regards number of exam¬
inations and treatment, has continued during tlie past year at a somewhat
increased figure as regards certain tests, etc., but lias decreased as regards
others, but this may be accounted for by the fact that the figures arc
calculated on only 101 months working, namely from April, 1928, up to
date, instead of the usual 12 months as previously.
The undermentioned notes detail the work carried out under three
headings :—diagnostic tests, bacterial examinations, and treatment
administered.
(a). Diagnostic Tests.
Wassermann Reactions
Gonococcal Complement-Fixation Tests T.B. Complement-Fixation Tests
Von Pirquet T.B. Tests
Blood Calcium Estimations ...
Blood Sugar Estimations
Blood Count Estimations r
Cerebro-spinal Fluid Examinations ...
Tissue Sections
(/>). Bacterial Examinations.
Throat and Post Nasal Cultures
Eye Cultures
Cerebro-spinal Fluid Examinations ...
Pus Cultures
^c). Glucose Tolerance Test ...
2 SO
15
5
17 2
13
4
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12
4
9<>
1
ych. Treatment Administered.
Xeoarsen obi lion
Stabilarsan
Contramine, etc.
Tuberculin.
Vaccines ...
Intrasal ...
Intravenous Therapy ...
Total ..
. 41 (i
85
. 4
. 45
. 311
. 14
2
-NTT 1,325.
E. Cronin hnwi:
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LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
STATISTICAL TABLES.
Table 1.—IN-PATI ENTS.
iA) Number of Beds and In-Patients. Total number of available beds on 31st December, 1928 ... ... 82 Average number of available beds during the year ... ... ... 72 Average number of Patients resident daily throughout the year ... 51'2 Number of In-Patients in Hospital at beginning of year .. 23 Number of In-Patients admitted during year ... ... * ... 1,350 Number of In-Patients in Hospital at end of year. 32 Average number of days each patient was resident . 14
(B) Annual Expenditure on In-Patients apart from that on Out-Patients; Average Cost of each In-Patient per week ; and Average Cost of each In-Patient.
Expenditure on Average Cost of Average Total In-Patients each In-Patient Cost of each
per week In-Patient £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Provisions ... 1,110 18 2 0 8 4H4 0 16 9 Surgery and Dispensary ... 339 12 5 0 2 6-61 0 5 1 Domestic 1,168 17 0 0 8 9-36 0 17 5 Salaries and Wages 1,263 10 11 0 9 5-90 0 18 10 Miscellaneous . 68 4 Q o 0 0 605 0 1 0 Administration . 141 16 9 0 1 078 0 2 1
Statistical Cost ... 4,092 19 6 1 10 8-94 3 i 2 Establishment 405 10 9
w 0 3 0-55 0 6 0 Finance 244 18 10 0 1 10*08 0 3 7
TOTAL COST £4,743 8 6 £1 15 7*57 £3 10 9
1927 . £1 13 0*13 £3 17 11
Table 2.—OUT- PAT IE N TS.
(A) Numbers.
Total number of new Out-Patients ... ... ... ... 12,507 Total number of Out-Patients’attendances ... ... ... 32,077
(B) annual Expenditure on Out-Patients and Average Cost of each Out-Patient attendance and of each Out-Patient.
Lxpenditure on Average Cost of Average Total Out- Patients each Out-Patient Cost of each
attendance Out-Patient £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Provisions. 155 0 0 0 0 1*16 0 0 2*97 Surgery and Dispensary ... 697 2 4 0 0 5*21 0 l 1*38 Domestic . 423 13 11 0 0 3*17 0 0 8*13 Salaries and Wages 221 5 5 0 0 1*66 0 0 4*24 Miscellaneous . 68 4 3 0 0 0*51 0 0 1*31 Administration 274 14 0 0 0 2*06 0 0 5*28
Statistical Cost ... 1,839 19 11 0 1 1*77 0 9 11*31 Establishment . 405 • 10 2 0 0 3*03 0 0 7*78 Finance 90 19 4> 0 0 0*68 0 0 1*74
TOTAL COST £2,336 9 3 0 1 5*48 0 3 8* 83
1927 . 1 4*05 3 4*17 1927
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List of Out-Patients for the Year 1928.
EYE CASES.
Place No. Place No. Place No.
Accrington. 1 Earlestown ... ...121 Llanberis . •)
Amlwch . 3 Egremont, Ches. ... 11 Llandudno . 10
Anglesea . 5 Egremont, Cum. 7 Llanfairfechan 3
Ellesmere Port ... 33 Llanrwst . 5
Ledsharn . 1
Bagillt.
Bangor .
Liverpool ... 5710 45
50 Flint . ... 27
Barrow-in-Furness rj Formby ... 10
Bebington . Freshfield
Frizington, Cum
... 10
2 Maghull . 18 Bettws-y-Coed O °
Frodsham ... 20 Melling, Cum. 1 Blackburn . 2
Menai Bridge 5
Blackpool . 3 Meols . 3
Blaenau Festiniog 5 Mold . 24 Blundellsands 4 Glasgow
Moretou . 22 Birkenhead. 270 Mostyn. 5 Bootle. 212
Bromborough 9 Halewood ... 32 Burnley . 12 Hawarden ... 1
Haydock 8 Neston. 20
Helsby. 6 New Brighton 24
Caergwrle . 3 Heswall. 7 New Ferry . 10
Carnarvon . 0 Holyhead ...115 Newton-le-Willows 41
Cerrig-y-Druidion 3 Holywell ... 27
Chester. ^0 Hoylake ... 41
Cleator Moor. Cum 5 Huyton ... 24
Colwyn Bay 5 Ormskirk . 17
Connah's Quay ... 1
Conway. 4 Isle of Man—
Cor wen . 3 Douglas * Parkgate . 1
Crewe . 25 Peel . 1 Penmaenmawr 3
Ramsey ^ Port Dinorwic 3
Port Sunlight 22
Denbigh . 12 Prescot . 65
Dolgelly . 2 Kendal. 4 Prestatyn . 2
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Place No. Place No. Place No.
Rhyl . ... 18 Saltney ... 8 Wallasey . . 51
Rock Ferry ... ... 81 Seaforth ... 17 Warrington. . 19
Runcorn ... 89 Seacombe ... 40 West Kirby. . 10
Ruthin. ... 3 Skelmersdale ... 3 Widnes . .115
Southport ... 8 Wigan. 5
Workington, Cum. 10
Wrexham . . 22
St. Asaph . 6
St. Helens .131
Total number of Out-Patients, 7,636
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List of Out-Patients for the Year 1928.
EAR CASES.
Place No Place No. Place No.
Anglesea . 3 Egremont, Cum. . 1 Llandudno . 10
Aughton . 3 Ellesmere Port .. 20 Llanrwst . 2
Bagillt .
Bangor .
Bebington .
Birkenhead.
Blackburn .
Blackpool
Blaenau Festiniog
3
17
7
171 2
2
3
Flint .
Formbv
Freshfield
Frodsham
.7 g Maghull .
^ Meols .
^ Millom, Cum.
Mold .
Moreton .
Mostyn .
4
4
1
3
4 o
Bootle. 151
Brom borough 10 Great Crosby .. 11
Burnley . 8 Gresford 2
Nantwich .
Nevin .
3
l Carnarvon . 5 New Bright Oil r»
/
Chester . 17 Halewood 5 New Ferry . 14 Coed Poeth. 1 Harrington, Cum. 3 Newton-le-Willows 13 Connah’s Quay ... 6 Helsby. .. 3 Corwen . 5 Haw’ardeu .. 2 Crewe . 18 Heswall. 5
Holyhead .. 15
Holywell 5 Ormskirk . 17
Hoylake .. 10 Den bigl i . 7 Huvton .. 19 Ditton. 3
Parkgate . 1
Penmaenmawr 2
Earlestown . 31 Discard. 3 Port Dinorwie 8
Egremont, Ches. ... 3 Liverpool 3752 Port Sunlight 10
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Place No. Place No. Place No.
Prescot ... 31 Seacombe ... 21) Wallasey ... 56
Preston 1 Seaforth ... 25 Warrington ... ... 24
Southport 7 West Kirby ... ... 10
St. Asaph ... 3 Wiclnes ... 54
St. Helens ... ... 51 Workington ... 3 Rhyl . ^ Sutton. 3 Wrexham ... 23 Rock Ferry ... ... 31
Runcorn ... 46
Total number of Out-Patients, 4,872
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List of In-Patients for the Year 1928.
EYE AND EAR CASES.
Pi,a< i: NO. l’l.ACf No. Plack No.
Amlwch . 1 Gian Conway 1 Ormskirk ... 15 Ash ton-in - Oswestry ... 1
Makerfield Aughton .
1 1
Haydock . 3 Peel, ... 1 Bagillt. 2 Helsby. 1 Penrith. ... 1 Bangor . 9 Heswall. 2 Penmaenmawr ... 3 Barmouth . 1 Holyhead . S Port Dinorwic ... 3 Barrow-in-Furness 1 Holywell . 3 Port Sunlight ... 3 Bebington . 5 Hoy lake . 10 Prescot ... 8 Bethesda . 4 Huy ton . 3 Preston o
Birkenhead. no Pwllheli ... 1 Blaenau Festiniog Blackpool .
(i 1
Blundellsands 1 Bolton. Kendal.
Qneon’s Ferrv 2
... 3
Bromborough 7 Burnley . Burscough .
2
3 Rhyl . Khuddlan
•> Buckley . Bootle.
2
35 . *)
.Lancaster . 1 Rock Ferry ... ... 17 Liscard . 2 Runcorn ... 7
Caerwys . Carnarvon . Chester . Cleator Moor, Cum. Connay’s Quay ... Conway. Crewe .
j Llanberis . 4 0 Llandudno .
l“ Llanfairfechan
2
1 0 JJanrwst . “ Liverpool .
1 St. Asaph SOI St. Helens
Seacombe
... 7
... 1 1
... 5 3 a Southport ... 4
Crosby . v (> Skelmersdale ... 4
Maghull . 4 Ditton. Dolgelly .
1 Menai Bridge 1 Meols A: Moreton... Trefnant ... 3
Morecambe. Mold .
2
3 Earlestown. 20 Wallasey ... 7 Eastham . 3 Warrington ... ... 3 Ellesmere Port 4 West Kirby ...
Whitehaven ... 0
9 Nest on. 3 Whistoi i ... 4
Flint . 0 New Brighton 2 Widnes. ... 42 Form by . 0 New Ferry . t» Wigan. •> Frizington, Cum_ 1 Newton-le-Willows 11 Wrexham ... 0 Frodshnm . 1 Northwich . 3
Total number of Eye and Far In-Patients, 1,31*4
GENERAL LAWS.
Revised and passed at the Annual Meetings of Subscribers, held
January /(S’, 1S4?, March y, iS(>7, and March 16, 1914.
1. — l'his Charity shall be known and distinguished by the Name and name of the Liverpool, Eye and Ear Infirmary, and the (,mernme||t government thereof shall be vested in the hands <>t- a Committee.
-Every person subscribing at any one time the sum of Cife rover shall be a Life Governor of the Infirmary and (l0ver .£50 or
shall have the privilege of recommending, in the coarse of every year, for a term of four tveeks, four Indoor Patients— too poor to pay for treatment—free from all charge for board and lodging ; and for every further sum of £50 shall have the privilege of recommending, in the course of every year, four more Indoor Patients under similar circumstances, and every Company or corporate body subscribing at any one time a similar amount shall have similar privileges for a period of ten vears.
nors.
—Every Annual Subscriber of £8 8s. and upwards shall Annual
have the privilege of recommending, in the course of the year, Subscribers,
two Indoor Patients—too poor to pay for treatment—at half usual charge. Subscribers of £4 4s. and upwards, four Indoor Patients and one additional patient for every guinea subscribed over four.
I.—Subscriptions are due 1st January in every year. Subscriptions clue.
5.—No Subscribers recommendation shall be accepted when Ann-pay men t his subscription is more than twelve months in arrear, and a ^ubsoriptions. copv of this rule shall lie sent to Subscribers so circumstanced.
G.—A General Meeting of the Subscribers shall be held as General
early in each year as convenient for the purpose of passing Meeting—
the Treasurer’s Accounts and transacting other customary ar,> business, and Special Meetings shall be held at such times as shall be determined by the Committee.
7.—No Subscriber shall be entitled to vote at a Meeting when his subscription is more than three months in arrear.
Votes at .M eet ings.
8.—The Committee shall consist of a Chairman and not The less than five Members, of whom tnree shall lie a quorum. Committee The Committee shall meet each month, and shall have power
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Finances.
Special Trustees.
Investments.
Auditors.
Inability to Pay for Treatment.
Subscribers' Recommen¬ dation.
Payments by In-patients.
('onstitulion of Honorary Medical Staff.
Medical Hoard.
to make all orders relating to the internal government of the Infirmary, and to enforce their due observance, and to appoint, suspend, or dismiss the Honorary Medical Sraff of the Infirmary, and to amend all Rules, except the general laws of the Infirmary (which can only be altered at a General Meeting of Subscribers).
9. —The Finances of the Infirmary shall he under the control of the Committee.
10. --The property of the Infirmary shall he vested in special Trustees who shall be at least three in number, and who shall hold such property upon trust solely for the use and benefit of tlic Infirmary.
11. —The Funds of the Infirmary shall, with the uppro\al of the Committee, he invested in the names of the Special Trustees, in any stocks, funds or securities in or upon which Trust funds may for the time being be authorised by law to he invested, with power at the discretion of the Committee to vary or transpose such investments into or for others of a nature hereinbefore authorised.
12. —The Auditors shall examine the Accounts of the Infirmary once a year at the least and such accounts up to 31st December, signed by them, together with a report of the number of patients admitted within the year, shall lie produced at the Annual General Meeting.
13. —All persons unable to pay for their treatment (whose
ease may require an operation, or whose disease is of severe character) are admitted as In-patients.
II.—No Subscriber’s recommendation of an In-patient should be received whilst his subscription is twelve months in arrear.
13.—Persons residing in Liverpool and immediate neighbour¬ hood shall be charged a sum of 14s. a week for board and lodging as In-patients, and in all other cases a charge of 25s. shall be made, but this law shall not apply to persons who are, in the opinion of the Committee, too poor to pay for treatment as In-patients.
10.—The Honorary Medical Staff may consist of one or more Honorary Consulting Surgeons, and an Honorary Physician, Honorary Surgeons, Honorary Assistant-Surgeons. Honorary Out-patients, Assistant-Surgeons, Honorary Patho¬ logists, and such other Ollicers as the Committee mav decide to appoint to meet the requirements of the Hospital.
17.— The Honorary Surgeons and Assistant-Surgeons and such other members of the Infirmary Medical Staff, as such Surgeons may appoint, shall form a Medical Board, and shall meet at least once a month to consider any medical question connected with the Infirmary, or which may from time to time be referred to them by the Committee.
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18. —No gentleman is eligible to the office of Honorary Medical Officer who is not a fully qualified Practitioner, and who has not attended some Ophthalmic or Aural Institution for six months.
19. —No Honorary Surgeon shall he eligible after lie has attained the age of 65 to remain on the Honorary Medical Staff, but he may then succeed to the rank of Consulting Surgeon.
20. —The Honorary Surgeons shall attend two davs in the M eek by cum. at One o’clock ; but should any of them be prevented from attending at the appointed time, he should secure the attendance of one of his colleagues when practicable.
21. —The Honorary Assistant-Surgeons shall attend in rotation, and on such days as the Committee may order, and they shall not absent themselves from their duties without permission of the Committee or one of the Honorary Surgeons.
22. —They shall assist the Surgeons in the attendance on Out- Patients. and in the operations on In-Patients. They shall not perform any operations without permission from one of rhe Honorary Surgeons.
23. — After having performed their duties to the satisfaction of the Committee for a period of seven years, they shall receive under their sole control a certain number of Out- Patients. not exceeding one-fourth of the total number on any one day. and shall become ipso facto Surgeons, with the sole charge of six beds each in the Infirmary. It is understood that an Assistant-Surgeon having become Surgeon shall continue to perform the duties of an Assistant-Surgeon so long as there are three Surgeons senior to him.
lM.—The House Surgeon shall devote his whole time and attention to the services of the Infirmary, and shall assist the Surgeons on their respective days of attendance, and shall generally act under the direction of the Committee and Medical Hoard.
Qualifications of Honorary Medical Officers
Retirement of Honorary Medical Officer
Attendance of Honorary Surgeon?’.
Attendance of Honorary Assistant Surgeons.
Duties of Honorary Assistant Surgeons.
Seven years Service.
Duties of House Surgeon.
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List of Subscribers
‘Payable on the First of January.
A
Anon... Anglesey Baptists Association. Araulfa, Menai
Bridge ... Anglesey Congregationalist Hospital Fund
Beaumaris A.O.F.B., Central Hotel Vat., Shotton... Arkle, Miss, Ciltalgarth. Frongoch, near Bala
North Wales ... Ashton, Tod & Noble, 7, Tithebarn St., Liverpool Atkinson, Henry, 43, Greenbank Rd., Birkenhead Audley, G., Birkdale Lodge, Southport ...
£ s. d. 1 1 0
5 0 0
5 0 0 3 3 0
1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0
B
Babcock, Miss L. E., The Lodge, West Derby ... 0 10 0 Balfour, Williamson & Co., West Africa House,
25, Water Street, Liverpool ... ... ... 5 5 0 Ball, W. A., Benty Hey, Hooton, Cheshire ... 2 2 0 Bank of England, 31, Castle Street ... ... 2 0 0 Bartlett, Miss G. E., Bradstones, West Derby ... 1 0 0 Bates, Ed. & Sons, Cunard Building ... ... 1 1 0 Bates, Constance. Lady. Gyrn Castle. Llanasa,
Flintshire ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 0 Bath, Henry & Sons, A9 Exchange Buildings ... 1 1 0
Forward 34 10 (i
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£ Forward ... 34
Batesons & Co., 14, Castle Street... ... ... 1 Beausire, Mrs., Wethersfield, Noctorum, B’head... I Bell. Lady C. K., c/o Hv. Fernie & Sons. 7,
Rumford Street ... ... ... ... 1 Best. Mrs., High Lee, Druids Cross Rd., Waver tree 1 Bickersteth. Miss. Craig-v-Don, Menai Bridge,
R.S.O., Anglesey ... ... ... ... 3 Picket, Sir Alexander, K.B.E., 19, Aigburth
Drive, Liverpool ... ... ... ... 2 Bingham, A. R., 16, Kingsmead Road, South,
Birkenhead ... ... ... ... ... 1 Bingham, Mrs. Martin, Stumpwell House, Penn,
Bucks. ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 Bleasc & Sons, India Buildings, Liverpool ... 1 Blezard, CL, 89. Eaton Square, London, S.W. 1 .. 1 Booth, A. & Co., Ltd., Cunard Building, L’pool 5 Bore. H. A., c/o Messrs. J. Bore & Co., North Hill
Street, Liverpool Works ... ... ... 1 Bowring. C. T. & Co., Ltd., 20, Castle St., L'pool 2 Brancker, Miss A., The Shanty, Mossley Hill ... 1 Brocklehurst, G., 20, Alexandra Drive, L’pool, S. 1 Bryant & May. Mersey Works, Garston ... ... 2
C
Cammed, Laird & Co., Ltd.. Birkenhead... ... 1 Cant, Mrs. C. B., 53, York Road, Birkdale ... 20 Carver Bros. & Co., Ltd., 25/6, Cotton Exchange
Buildings ... ... ... ... ... 1 Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Weston Point, near
Runcorn ... ... ... ... ... 15 Chalmers, Wade & Co., 5, Fenwick St., Liverpool I Cleator Moor Co-operative Society, Limited ... 15 Cleaver, Mrs. A. J., The Lodge, West Derby ... 0 Clucas, J. D., Thornhill, Ramsey, I.O.M. ... 1 Coghill, Percy de G., 9, Sunnyside House, Prince’s
Park ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 Cohen, Lt.-Col. S. G. Stanley, Chester House,
Upper Belgrave Street, S.W. ... ... 1 Collie & Co., 41, Old Hall Street, Liverpool ... 2
s. d. 10 6
1 0 0 0
1 0 1 0
3 0
0 0
1 0
1 0 1 0 1 0 5 0
1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
11 6 0 0
1 0
15 0 1 0
15 0 10 6
1 0
1 0
1 0
2 0
Forward ... 121 9 6
]8
£ s. d. Forward ... 121 9 (i
Coney, J. H., The Dunes, Form by 5 if 0
Conway Union 10 10 0
Coop, J., 7, Mornington Road, Southport 1 0 0
Corwen Union, The Guardians (J, Corwen •> o 0
Cox, Robert & Co., 72, Rimrose Road, Booth' ... Cumberland Iron Ore Miners and Kindred Trades
1 l 0
x4ssociation 10 10 0
Cunard S.S. Co., Cunard Building 0 2 0
D
Daigleish, A., Inverleith, Mossley Hill, Liverpool I I 0 Darsie, G. R., Newton House, Chester ... ... 1 1 0 Dempster, Miss J. H., 9. Kingsmead Road, South,
Birkenhead ... ... ... ... ... 0 10 0 De Jersey & Co., Cotton Exchange, Liverpool ... 1 1 0 Derby, The Countess of, Knowsley Hall, Knowsley 9 3 0 Dobell, O., Leahurst, Neston, Cheshire ... ... 1 1 0 Dobell, A. & Co., Liverpool & London Chmbrs. 1 1 0 Dolgelly and Barmouth (Wesleyan Circuit), per
J. James ..i ... ... ... ... 1 1 0
E
Earle, A. B., The Old Hall, Puddington, Neston 5 5 0 Earle, C. A., Hey wood Lodge, Chester ... ... 1 1 0 Eastwood, Wm. H., J.P., ‘Lowood,” Dowhills
Road, Blundellsands ... ... ... ... 1 I 0 Eccles, Alex. & Co., Lombard Chambers... ... I I 0 Edwards, Mrs. Ellis, Sandrock Road. Tunbridge
Wells ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 ()() Egremont Industrial Co-operative Society, Ltd.
(Cumberland) ... ... ... ... ... 3 3 0 Eills, B. & Co., 12, Hanover Street ... ... 2 2 0 Ellerman, Sir J. R., Bart., 21, Moorgate,
London, E.C. 2 ... ... ... ... 1 I 0 Ellesmere Port and District Co-operative Society
(Employees) ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 0
Forward ... ISO 14 0
j 9
.€ s. d. Forward ... ISO 14 0
Fskdale Hospital Fund, per Mrs. R. F. Parker, Hollowstones, Fskdale, Carnforth ... ... I 1 0
Evans, Mrs. F. d., 7, Havman's Green, West Derby ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 10 0
F
Fabert, Miss M. B., 15, Croxtetli Grove ... Fenn, A., 15, Stanley Street, Liverpool ... Fernie, M iss, Raby Hall, Bromborough ... Fernie, H. & Sons, 7, Rumford Street Festiniog Union, Portmadoc Forwood, Mrs. Miles, The Well House, Gayton,
Heswall
1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 3 3 0
3 3 0
G
Gardner, In memoriam late Mrs. Henry, y Berylfa, Deeanwy, N. Whales ...
Geddes, Arthur, Earlstown, Crowborough, Sussex Gibbons, Mrs. Edward, 9, Linnet Lane, Sefton Pk. Gibbons, Miss, 9, Linnet Lane, Sefton Park Gibbons, J. R., 9, Linnet Lane, Liverpool Gossage, William & Sons. Ltd., Widnes ... Glazebrook, W. R., The Lydiate, Willaston Gow, Mrs. S. R., 15, Mannering Road. Liverpool Graham, Rowe & Co., Cunard Building ... Grayson, Rollo & Clover Docks Ltd. ... Greenshields, Cowie & Co., 42, Castle Street
1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 10
5 5 0 2 2 0 0 5 0 2 2 0 3 3 0 J 1 0
H
Harrison, Sir Heath, Bart, j.p., Lecourt, Liss, Hampshire ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 0
Hartley, Henry, 25, Ullet Road ... ... ... 1 1 0 Herdman, Miss E. C., 24, Harthill Rd., Liverpool 1 1 0 Harvey, James E., K21, Exchange Buildings ... 1 1 0
Forward ... 219 5 0
20
Forward
Ha warden Union, Cheshire4 Hellewell Sc Co. (Caoutchouc) Ltd., Lime Street Hey worth, W., The Pines, Form by Higgin, W. W.. Id, Chapel Street Higham, John Sharp. J.P. (Director of Win. P
Hartley, Ltd.) ... Hignett Bros. Sc Co., Whitechapel, Liverpool ... Holder, Thomas, 14. Alexandra Drive ... Holt, Miss E. CL, Sudley, Mossley Hill ... Holmes, Dr. H., 13, Prince’s Avenue Horsfall, H. Douglas. “Mere Bank/’ Ullet Hoad Hniton Colliery Co., Crouton Colliery, Whiston,
near Prescot Hniton Colliery Co., Employees’ Infirmary Fund Humphreys, W. W., 50, Westbourne Hoad.
Birkdale
I & J
Imperial Tobacco Co. (of Gt. Britain Sc Ireland) Ltd., Ogden Branch ...
Irvine, Mrs. J. W., Dibbinsdale Lodge, Brom- borough, Cheshire
Jacob. W. & R. & Co. (Liverpool), Ltd., 286 Scotland Road...
Johnston. Edmund, Bryn Mel, Menai Bridge Anglesey
Johnston, Francis (Robert Gilchrist Sc Co.) Wellington Buildings, Liverpool
Johnston, Mrs. H. G., Rabv House, Willaston Cheshire
Jones, Arthur Heywood, Holly Bank, West l)erb\ Jones, Mrs. E. Langford, Formby Jones, R. Saunders, “ Holly Bank,” Garston Jones, W. H., 25, Lord Street, Liverpool
K
Kneeshaw, Lupton Sc Co., 25, Water Street
£ s. d. 210 5 0
1 1 0 1 1 0
3 3 0 5 0 0
10 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 () 6 0 2 2 0 1 1 0
55 0 0 15 0 0
1 1 0
10 0 0
1 1 0
2 2 0
1 1 0
2 2 0
2 2 0 1 1 0 l 0 0 I 1 0 5 5 0
2 0 0
Forward 350 17 0
21
£ s. d. Forward ... 350 17 0
L
Langlands, Mrs. M., “ Lynefelde,” Hoy lake ... 1 1 0 Lathom, Hy. A., Lyndhurst, Hooton, Cheshire... 0 5 () Lenton, Geo. T., Devonshire House, Stoneyhev
Road, New Brighton ... ... ... ... 0 10 0 Lewis’s Ltd., Ranelagh Street, Liverpool ... 2 2 0 “ Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury,” 4(5-50,
Victoria Street ... ... ... ... 1 1 0 Liverpool Printing and Stationery Co., Ltd.,
Mercer Court ... ... ... ... ... 3 3 0 Liverpool Tanning Co., Ltd., Litherland ... 2 2 0 Liverpool Victoria Approved Society, London ... 5 5 0 Llanrwst LTnion, Guardians of the Poor ... ... 1 1 0 L. M. & S. Railway Co., Hospital Fund ... 105 0 0 Love, R. A., 55, Moor Lane, Great Crosby ... 2 2 0 Lupton, William. 5, Waterford Road, Oxton,
Birkenhead ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 0
M
MacCormack, R., 9, St. Domingo Vale, Liverpool Mackenzie, Miss Mary H. ... MacLaren, Lawrence. 2, Dale Street Major, A. L., Wirral Lodge, Oxton, Cheshire Martin, John & Co., 4, Jordan Street Maxwell, Miss R., 3, Holmesfield, Aigburth McCorquodale & Co., Ltd., NewtonJe-Willows ... McDiarmid. Mrs. J., Auchenvin, Dalbeattie, N.B. Melly, Miss F. B., Riverslev, Aigburth ... Mellv, A. L., Cotton Exchange Melly. W. Rathbone, 90, Chatham Street Merioneth Congregational Assoc., Hospital Fund Mersey Copper Works (Benevolent Fund) Widnes Mersey Iron Works, Nursing Fund, Ellesmere Port Midland Pottery Co., Ltd., Employees, Aintree Millom and Askham Hematite Iron Co., Ltd.,
Employers’ Hospital Committee Moss, James & Co., 31, James Street Moss, Miss Helen M., St. Mod wens, Sefton Park...
1 0 0 1 1 0
2 2 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 4 4 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 3 3 0
21 0 0 5 5 0 S S 0
3 3 0 1 I 0 l 1 0
Forward ... 537 5 0
22
£ s. cl. Forward ... 537 5 0
Mobs, Miss Mary M., St. Modwons, Soft oil Park... 1 I 0 Moss Steamship Co., Ltd., 31, James Street ... 1 10
N
Xantlle District Quarrymen’s Hospital Fund, Penygroes ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 0
Nicholson, W. R.. The Hill House Chalfont, St. Peter, Bucks ... ... ... ... 1 I 0
Noble, Mrs. Hey. H., 4, Abercromby Square ... 2 2 0 Noble, H. Heywood, j.p., 4, Abercromby Square 1 1 0
O
Oakley Slate Quarries Co., Ltd., Abbey House, Victoria Street, London, S.W., 1 ... ... 5 5 0
Oakshott, Miss, Derby House, Rock Ferry ... I I 0 Ockleston, Miss. Queen Hotel, Dolywern, NAY. ... 1 I 0 Okell, Mrs., The Manor House, Gt. Barrow, Chester (> 10 6 Orrs Zinc White Benevolent Fund, Widnes ... 3 3 0 Owen, R. R., 17, James Street ... ... ... 0 10 6
P
Parr, H. B., Queen Avenue, Dale Street... ... 1 10 Pat on, Miss M., 10. Princes Avenue ... ... I 1 0 Pearce, Mr. and Mrs., 9, Beech Lawn, Waterloo 1 1 0 Pegram, Jas. & Co., 3/15, Bute Street ... ... 1 1 0 Pegram, Thomas, The Grange, Hoylake ... I 1 0 Ponmaenmawr Welsh Granite Co.. Penmaenmawr,
North Wales ... ... ... ... ... 5 5 0 Penrhyn Quarry men’s Hospital Fund, per D.
Kmrys Williams, 10. Walk Pandy, Tregarth, near Bangor ... ... ... ... ... 5 5 0
Forward tt* 572 19 6
23
£ s. Forward ... 572 19
Peter Lathorn's Charity Bickerstaffe ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 Bispham and Mawdesley ... ... ... 2 2 Burscough ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 Dalton and Parbold ... ... ... ... 3 3 Newbury and Latham ... ... ... 3 3 Ormskirk ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 Skelmersdale ... ... ... ... ... 3 3 Walton and Eccleston ... ... ... 5 5
Phillips, Louis B., 11, Croxteth Road ... ... 2 2 Pilkington, H. C., II Rumford Street ... ... 2 2 Pilkington, Mrs. W. W., the Hazels, Present ... 1 I Pilkington, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.. St. Helens ... 1 0 Pope, Thomas, Quarry Bank, West Derby ... ] 1 Prices Patent Candle Co., Employees ... ... 4 0
R
Rathbone, Mrs. Hugh R., " Greenbank,” Aigburth 5 5 Rathbone, Miss M. F.. Menai Bridge ... ... 3 3 Rhvl Free Church Council ... ... ... 2 2 */ Richardson, Robert, 15, Queen's Road, Hoylake I 1 Rimmer, Herbert, K21, Exchange' Buildings ... I 1 Robinson, Robt., 22, Parkfield Road ... ... 1 1 Rodewald, H. C., 06, Huskisson Street ... ... I 1 Rooper, P. L., Little Court, Spelrlhurst, Kent ... i I Rudd, Mrs. 51., High Carrs, Roby ... ... 1 1 Ruthin Union ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 Rutter, F. W. P., Kingston-on-Thames ... ... 5 0
S
Scott, Mrs. M., The G wasted Hall, near Wrexham 10 0 Sefton, The Rt. Hon. the Earl of. Croxteth Hall 2 2 Shaw, Miss M. VV., 2, Sandringham Rd., Tuebrook 1 J Shaw, Miss H. H 2, Sandringham Rd.,Tuebrook 1 1 Shute, Col. 4. 4., 30, Exchange Street East ... 2 2 Simpson, W. M., 10, Cook Street ... ... 2 2 Simpson, H. P., Holmesdale, Burbo Bank Road,
Blundellsands ... ... ... ... ... 3 3 Smart & Co., Castle Brewery, Liverpool ... 1 1 Smith, R. M., 19, Williamson Square ... ... I 1
d. 6
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0
0
0
0
0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
Forward ... 653 17 6
24
£ s. d. Forward ... 053 IT 0
Springman, John H. & Co., Cotton Exchange1 Buildings ... ... ... ... ... 1 I 0
Stewart-Brown, Mrs. Henry. The Bole. Antrobux, nr. Northwich ... ... ... ... ... 1 I 0
Stewart-Brown. Henry, The Pole, Antrolms, nr. Northwich ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 0
t; Summerfield ’ ... ... ... ... ... 5 0 0 Summers, Mrs. Evelyn V., Donna Hall, Burton
Point, near Chester ... ... ... ... 4 4 0
T
Temple, Tom, Gayton Hall, Heswall ... ... 1 10 Temple. J. Howard, Stanhope, Sefton Park ... 2 0 0 Thompson, Miss A. M., 38, Hyde Park Gate,
London. SAY. 7 ... ... ... ... 1 1 0 Timmis, Shirley S., j.p., Butler's Court, Beacons-
field, Bucks. ... ... ... ... ... 1 1 0 Turner, Routledge & Co., 0, Tithebarn Street ... 1 1 0 'Tyson & Co., Ltd., Tower Buildings, Widnes ... 1 I 0
U
United Alkali Co.. Limited, Cunard Building, Liverpool ... ... ... ... ... 10 10 0
W
Wavertree, Lord. Horsley Hall, Gresford ... 1 ] 0 Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, Liverpool Hospital
Committee ... ... ... ... ... 3 3 0 West Merioneth C. M. Hospital Fund, per Rev. .1.
Owen Jones. Broneirian, Dyffryn, Merioneth 10 10 0 Wethered Mrs. E. M.. ,£ Redeourt.” Carnatic
Road, Mossley Hill ... ... ... ... 2 0 0 Wethered. Miss, “ Redeourt," Carnatic Road.
Mossley Hill ... ... ... ... ... 1 0 0
Forward ... 701 13 b
25
Forward ... 701 13 0 Whitehaven Haematite Iron & Steel (V)., Cleator
Moor, Cumberland ... ... ... ... 5 5 0 Whitehaven Miners Joint Lodges ... ... 5 5 0 Wigan Coal and Iron Co., Oldhall Street ... 1 1 0 Wilson, Frank C., 5, Fulwood Park, Liverpool ... 2 2 0 Wilson, Mrs. Joseph, k' Stokesay,” Vyner Road.
Bidston ... ... ... ... ... 2 2 0 Williams, J. Larden, Briarfield, Neston, Cheshire 110 Workingmen’s Hospital Fund, Chester and District 3 3 0 Workington Infirmary, 4/6, Nook Street, Work¬
ington, ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 3 0 Workington and District Mutual Aid Assoc.,
Woodlee, Whitehaven Road, Workington ... 50 0 0 Wright, Charles W., Lydiate Cottage, Willaston 2 2 0 Wright, Miss H. I. E., Castle Park, Frodsham ... 1 1 0 Wright, Crosslev & Co. Ltd., North John Street 1 1 0
Total ...£778 19 6
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FORM OF A BEQUEST.
1 (jive unto A. B. and C. L). the sum of_upon trust, that
they puj the same exclusive/// out of such part of my personal estate as 1 ran
lawfully charye with payment of Legacies for Charitable uses, to the
1 reasurer, for the tune being of an Institution in Liverpool, in the County
of Lancaster, commonly called or know a by the name or style of “ Til h
LIVERPOOL EYE AEb EAR IN FIRM ARY.” to be applied towards
the support of the < harity.
1928
‘27
List of Donations,
£ s. d.
Temple, Clifford 50 0 0
Trustees of the late Miss Grace Robinson • • • 39 3 10
Liverpool Council of Voluntary Aid Charities
Fund ... 31 10 0
Everton Football Club * • • 26 5 0
Liverpool Cotton Association 15 15 0
Anonymous ... 10 0 0
Edward Bates & Sons, Cunard Bldgs., Liverpool 10 0 0
Liverpool Clerks Association, Approved Section 10 0 0
Hospital Savings Association, Morpeth 1 lock,
Birkenhead ... 5 8 8
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd., Employees'
Hospital Fund... 5 5 0
Brunner, Mond & Co., Limited. Northwieh 5 5 0
Burnell & Co., Ltd., Ellesmere Port, Employees 5 o 0
Newton-in-Makerfield U. D. C. Child Welfare
Committee 5 0 0
A. J. Ritch. 3, Old Hall Street, Liverpool 4 0 0
Liverpool Co-operative Society Limited. 162,
Walton Road ... 3 3 0
“ E.K.,” Liverpool... 2 10 0
Carnarvonshire Baptist Hospital Fund ... 9 2 0
T. Mawdsley, Blundellsands ... 2 9 Jim* 0
Cadbury Bros., Bournville 2 9 Am, 0
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Rowlands, John
Llanfairfechan Parish Church Harvest Festival
Collection
Alex. Eccles & Co., Lombard Chambers... ... 1
Davies, Benachi & Co., Edmund Street ... ... 1
Liverpool Hebrew Board of Guardians, Oxford
Street ... ... ... ... ... ... 1
National Association Plasterers, Grantholic and
Cement Workers ... ... ... ... 1
Anonymous Donor in memory of Liverpool’s
Greatest Citizen, Sir Archibald Salvidge ... I
Allardice & Co., 19, James Street ... ... 1
Crosby Congregational Church Mission ... ... 1
Crosby Congregational Church Women's Meeting 1
E. C. per L.C.V.A. ... ... ... ... ... 1
Jacob, A. N., “ Oaktield,” Roby ... ... ... 1
Hamilton, W. L., 250, Anfield Road ... ... 1
Hughes, John, Conway ... ... ... ... 1
Howson, Archdeacon ... ... ... ... 1
Knowles, T., 35, Stanley Park, Litherland ... I
Russell, Henry, 12, Shrewsbury Rd., West Kirby 1
Marsh, P. & Sons ... ... . . ... ... 0
Adder, M., Empire Buildings ... ... ... 0
Wood, Sarah, Willaston ... ... ... ... 0
Melly, A. L., Cotton Exchange ... ... ... 2
Total ...£257
s. d.
0 0
10 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
l 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
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0 0
0 0
0 0
10 6
10 0
10 0
2 0
4 0
List of Gifts during 1928
Mrs. Hall, 20. Reservoir Rd., Prenton ...
Lady Tate, the late, Rhuddlan
Anonymous ...
Mr. Irvine, Fulwood Park ...
John Dempster, Esq., 17, Fenwick Street ...
Mrs. Nixon, 8, Park Way, Wallasey
Raphael Tuck & Son, Moor- fields, E.C. 2
A. L. Melly, Esq., Cotton Exchange
The Misses Gough, G ain bier Terrace ...
Mrs. de Larrinaga, 23, Alex¬ andra Drive
Mr. Leslie, 49, Binsale Road, West Derby
Mrs. & Miss Leslie, 49, Binsale Road, West Derby
Miss Thompson
The Amalgamated Press Ltd., Farringdon Street, London
O
Parcel of Spectacles.
Parcel of Spectacles.
Parcel of Spectacles.
Parcel of Spectacles.
Parcel of Spectacles
Eye Shades.
Parcel of Calendars.
Wool.
30 Packs of Cards.
Old Silver and Illustrated Papers.
Large Bible, 3 Books and New Testament.
Velvet Cushion.
Doll’s House.
3 Children’s Annuals.
Mr. Mewsam, 34, Skipton Kd.
Mrs. McGibbon, J9, Rodney Street
Mr. Edgar Stevenson... £1
Mr. H. H. Holmes ... £1
Mr. B. Chavasse ... £1
Mr. McGibbon ... £1
Mr. Garson ... ... £1
Charles W. Wright, Esq., Willaston
The Rev. Father Winstanlev
Girls’ Crusaders’ Union
30 Sankev’s Hvmn Books. «/ t/
Cot,
Contributions towards Christ
mas Gifts and Toys.
Tobacco and Cigarettes for Patients and contributions tow a ids Presents at Christmas.
Xmas Tree.
Toys, etc.
FLOWERS, FRUIT, Etc.
Miss Henderson, Moreno House, Mossley Hill
G. E. Castle, Esq.. Leas- wood, Willaston
Mr. E. Stevenson, Rodney St.
Sir C. Morrison Bell, Belling¬ ham, Northumberland ...
Messrs. Cooper & Co., Church Street
Mr. H. H. Holmes, Prince’s Avenue ...
Mr. Lewis, Myrtle Street
Box of Grapes.
Apples.
Salmon.
30 Rabbits.
Turkev.
Christmas Cake for Nurses.
Chocolates for Nurses.
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PERIODICALS, CONCERTS, Etc.
Mr. E. Stevenson, Rodney St. Illustrated Papers.
E. H. Edwards, Esq., 45, Ivernia Road ... ... 0 Tickets, Welsh Choral Union
Messrs. Rushworth & Dreaper fi Tickets, Scottish Concert.
Dr. Hugh E. Jones, Rodney Street ... ... ... Tickets for Philharmonic
Concerts.
Charles Porter, Esq., 10, Wellesley Terrace
Mr. Lee Jones’ “ League of Welldoers”
Tickets for “ Vickers ” Con¬ certs.
4 Tickets for Concert.
V.
EYE AND LIVERPOOL
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
INCOME.
ORDINARY.
J. VOLUNTARY GIFTS. 1. Subscriptions, Donations, etc.—
Annual Subscriptions . Donations. Box Collections.
2. Central Funds—
Liverpool Hospitals’ Council Liverpool Students’ Rag Liverpool Alexandra Rose Day
£ s. d. £ s. d.
778 19 6 257 4 0
3 14 8
- 1,039 18 2
1,159 0 0 180 0 0
10 0 0 - 1,349 0 0
II. RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES RENDERED.
1. Contributions on account of Services to Patients— (a) From Patients and their Societies—
In-Patients ... . , • • • • 1,778 6 11 Out-Patients . • • • 1,816 13 4 Approved Societies . . 104 10 6
(b) From Public Authorities 150 16 6 Less : Paid to Medical Board . 112 17 0
2. Other Receipts— Royalty, less Tax ... . ...
INVESTED PROPERTY—
Interest, Dividends, etc_ > • • • • 742 9 10 Bank Interest, less Commission... . 23 11 8
3,699 10 9
37 19 0
5 0 9
760 1 6
Ordinary Income .
Balance being excess of Total Expenditure over Total Income for the Year ... ... ... .
6,897 10 2
204 4 7
7,101 14 9 Total Income ..
EAR INFIRMARY
Ordinary Expenditure
EXTRAORDINARY.
Opening ot' New Nurse'S Home ...
for the year ended 31st DECEMBER > li
EXPENDITURE.
ORDINARY. £ s. d. 1. PROVISIONS . . . •
fl. SURGERY AND DISPENSARY— 1. Drugs, Dressings, etc. ... 627 • > 1 2. Instruments and Appliances 201 4 4 3. Dispenser’s Salary 181 6 0 4. Sundries ... 27 2 4
III. DOMESTIC— 1. Equipment and Renewal and Repair ot
Furniture, Bedding, Crockery, etc. 5 65 10 i
2. Laundry. 322 4 9
3. Cleaning and Chandlery 34 11 8
4. Water 1 1 0
5. Fuel and Lighting . 643 o o 1
6. Uniforms 25 19 10
IV. SALARIES AND WAGES (MAINTENANCE)—
1. Medical 128 10 10
2. Nursing 847 16 6
3. Other Officers and Employees . 508 9 0
V. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Advertisements ... 24 19 6
2. Insurance... 101 9 0
3. Sundries ... 10 0 0
VI. ADMINISTRATION
1* Salaries . 175 0 0 2. Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc. 191 19 1
3. Auditor’s Fee 21 0 0
4. Sundries ... 28 11 8
VII. ESTABLISHMENT Renewals and Repairs to Buildings and Plant ... ••
VIII. FINANCE- 1. Rates and Taxes . 307 19 4 2. Collecting Commission ... 27 18 8
£ s. d. 1,265 18 2
1,036 14 0
1,592 10 11
1,484 16 4
136 8 6
416 10 9
811 0 4
335 18 0
7,079 17 9
21 17 0
£7,101 14 9
LIVERPOOL EYE AND
BALANCE SHEET, as at
LIABILITIES.
SUNDRY CREDITORS. £ s. d. £ s. d.
General Fund 1,1 OH 16 0
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
Hospital Endowment—
As at 31st December, 1927 ... ... .">0 0 0
Lcgacv received during the vear ... 1,000 0 0 - 1,050 0 0
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT Fl ND—
As at 31st December, 1927 ... ... 0,832 14 5
Donations received during tlu: year and Bank Interest thereon ... ... 621 3 2
-7,453 17 7
General Fund-
As at 31st December, 1027
Less ;
Depreciation ... 260 12 0
Transfer to Lease "Redemption Fund 203 1 4
29,515 17 0
463 13 4
29,082 3 8
Deficit on Income and Expenditure A/c 204 4 7
Lease Redemption Fund -
As at 31st December, 1927 .
Add: Amount transferred from General Fund
4,208 14 8
203 1 4
28,877 19 I
4,411 16 0 41,793 12 8
£42,990 8 8
We have audited the Balanct Slucl of th( Liverpool Eye and Ear ■such Balance Sheet -sets forth a true and correct view o f (he .state of the affairs
Liverpool, 1 HtJi February. 1921).
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£AR IN FIRM A RT.
1st DECEMBER, 1928.
ASSETS.
\SH AT BANK AND IN HAND.
General Fund—
Treasurer’s Account ...
Special Account
Cash in Hand ...
£ s. d.
204 18 5
112 2 9
21 2 2
£ s. d.
338 3 4
f VESTMENTS.
Hospital Endowment—
£50, 5% War Stock, 1929—47 . 50 0 0
(Market value at 31st December, 1928, £51 7s. 6d.)
General Fund—
£13,887 19s. 10d., 5% War Stock, 1929—47 13,882 14 7
£500 Mersey Docks and Harbour Board Bonds. 500 0 0
£700 Sir A. L. Jones Joint Estate, Ltd. 700 0 0
(Market value at 31st December 1928, £15,259 18s. 3d.) - 15,132 14 7
KASEHOLD LAND AND BUILDINGS.
As per last Balance Sheet. 24,529 17 9
Less : Depreciation ... ... ... ... ... 260 12 0
Add : 24,269 5 9
Expended during year ended, 31st December ,1928 3,250 5 0
- 27,519 10 9
£42,990 8 8
ifirmary, dated 31 st December, 1928, as above set forth, and in our opinion
' the Hospital as shown by the books.
LEW IS & MOUNSEY,
Chartered Accountants.
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