Index to volume 3 of the minutes and reports of the Army Hospitals Committee : meetings 41 to 50, minutes 468 to 581 21st September 1905 to 15th February 1906.

Great Britain. Army Hospitals Committee.

Date:: 1906

Credit: Index to volume 3 of the minutes and reports of the Army Hospitals Committee : meetings 41 to 50, minutes 468 to 581 21st September 1905 to 15th February 1906. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$The financial effect of the proposals in the foregoing report is summarised in the subjoined table, from which it appears that to complete the Centralisation Scheme a sum is required of about a million and a half pounds, of which about eight hundred thousand pounds is already available under the various Military Works Loans and in B.A.E. FINANCIAL SUMMARY. —————_—_—__—~ - Funds ne ) Main | hob a Disinfector | a spiabie, | Building. | cane | : “i g pons] Bi ig £ ele Aldershot Cammand . 5 - = > ) 24,700 300 ) 250 25,250 8,300 Eastern Command - - - - | 187,250 2,600 3,000 | 192,850 | 70,000 London District = -- - - = . - 162,350 | 100 ) — ) 162,450° | 158,000 Northern Command ~ - . - - 58,400 | 2.300 . 2,000 | 57,700 | 15,000 Scottish Command - - = - | 56,850 / 1,150 | 1,750 59,750 | — Sousbine ‘Goumnak o i : q 578,150 | 1,950 1,250 *581,350 *296,000 Welsh and Midland Command —- - ~ WS 43,700 . 1,250 | 1,250 46,200 | 22,000 Irish Command —- | 7th Division - - - - - - 94,550 400 | 1,500 96,450 { _ 63,000 Sth Division : : ; - +1 148,150 1,300 | 1,250 | 150,700 | 115,000 9th Division - : ; : : 66,000 850 1,500 | 68,350 | 87,000 Total - - - - - - 1,415,100 | 12,200 13,750 | *1,441,050 *804,300 j | | * 100,002, provided by the Admiralty. As regards the annual outlay for administration, upkeep, and equipment, the following table shows that under the Committee's proposals there will be about 1,500 fewer beds than now exist :— | -- Number of Beds ; ) To be added. *Given up. Lt B ae i ST ae se. & : : Aldershot Command - . - - - - - - - - - 13 ; 84 Bordon, 6; Deepeut and Blackdown, 4; Longmoor, 3. | } Kastern Command - = - - - - . = = =} 198 701 Shorncliffe.t¢ 18; Canterbury, 6; Mill Hill, 4; Chatham 184; Maidstone, 3; Harwich, 3; Landguard, 3; Brighton, 32. ) London District - - - - - - - - - =a 260 180 Windsor—Infantry, 8, Cavalry, 24; Millbank, 228 (part of these are for special tropical diseases). | Northern Command =s- - - = - - - - - - . 38 183. York 32; Strensall, 3; Manchester, 3. Scottish Command = - . - - - - = be - - : - 104 124 Glencorse, 20 ; Fort George, 55 ; Abderdeen, 29. Southern Command = - . = - - . -% - - - - 313 913 Portsmouth, 217; Gosport, 4; Winchester, 89; Falmouth, 3. Welsh and Midland Command - - - - - - - - - 1o a 145 Lichfield, 28 ; Wrexham, 6; Chester, 3 ; Pembroke Dock, 41. Irish Command :— Tth Division - - - - - - - - . - - - 139 320 Arbour Hill, 135; Newbridge, $3; Kildare, 3. Sth Divisicen . - - - - - . - - - + | 263 ; 268 Mallow, 242; Kinsale, 8; Cahir, 5; Fermoy, 8. . 9th Division - - - - - - - - - - -| 95 122 Portadown 95. ) | 1,501 |} S$,040 Nett saving - - = - = : - | 1,539 beds. * For details see statements in previous pages. t+ In this and similar cases where it is proposed te dismantle existing accommodation and rebuild, only the nett figure is given. BP) SMe RE ee So Sd es Re nn$