DIX II.

FOR 1887-88.

September 30, 1888, returned by the District Committees:

24 of these appliances were obtained from the City of London Truss Society and

13 from the Rupture Society.

APPENDIX IV.

CONVALESCENT WORK.

From October 1, 1887, to September 30, 1888.

HOMES WHICH HAVE RECEIVED CHARITY ORGANISATION

PATIENTS.

(a) RESERVED BEDS.

Homes in which Beds were reserved during 1887-88, by pre-arrangement,

Beckenham
Berkhampstead
Birchington
Bournemouth
Brighton
Broadstairs
Chislehurst
Clacton
Clewer
Eastbourne
Folkestone
Lymington.
Painswick
Ramsgate
Do.
Reading
St. Leonards

Do.

Shedfield

Southend
Stanmore

Tunbridge Wells

Walton-on-Thames
Westgate-on-Sea

for the use of the Society:

St. Agatha's Home for Invalid Children.
Ashridge C. H.

St. Mary's C. H.

Provident Infirmary, Boscombe.

Children's Home, 7 College Place.

St. Mary's C. H.

St. Joseph's C. H.

Essex C. H., Great Clacton.

St. Andrew's C. Hospital.
All Saints' C. Hospital.

St. Andrew's C. Hospital.
Hampshire C. H.

Convalescent and Training Home, Stroud.
Home of Rest.

The Rest.

Boxgrove, Tylehurst.

All Saints' C. H.

Friedenfels C. H.

Cottage Hospital.

St. Stephen's C. H.

Miss Mary Wardell's C. H. for Scarlet Fever.

C. H. for Children.

Metropolitan C. Institution.

St. Michael's C. H.

(b) GENERAL VACANCIES.

Homes to which Convalescents have been sent by arrangement on

Homes to which Convalescents have been sent by arrangement on the case-continued.