Annual report : 1940 / Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary.

  • Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary (Nottingham, England)
Date:
1940
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Credit: Annual report : 1940 / Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    This decrease is brought about by the diversion into the Nottingham and Notts. Hospital Saturday Contributory Fund of subscriptions previously paid direct to the Infirmary. The loss, however, was more than made up by the amounts received from the Nottingham Contributory Fund, which totalled £3,045. The Committee has allocated some portion of this to the Hon. Surgeons in recognition of the great amount of work performed, often to the detriment of their private practices. Expenditure. The ordinary expenditure totalled £7,235, an increase of £C96. The extraordinary expenditure amounted to £1,004, as against £1,115, thus giving a total expenditure for the year of £8,238, as compared with £7,654 in 1939. The all-round increase in the cost of living, the larger number of In-patients admitted and the use of 25 Regent Street as a Nurses’ Home for a full twelve months, have all combined in creating this record expenditure. The resulting excess of Expenditure over Income is £195. In 1939 a deficit of £332 accrued. Legacies. 8. The Committee gratefully acknowledges the receipt of the following legacies, all of which have been credited to Capital Account, viz. :— £ s. d. The Executors of the late Miss M. A. Smith (further on acount of half-share of Residuary Estate and Interest) 1,213 3 5 Do. on the late Mr. W. Keeling (further account of share of Residuary Estate) 250 0 0 Do. Mrs. A. L. Gregory 180 12 7 Do. Mr. S. W. Eden (shares) 150 0 0 Do. Mr. M. Karmel 100 0 0 9. The Honorary Medical Staff have continued throughout the year to devote much time and attention in the interests of the patients and the Infirmary. On behalf of the Governors the Committee again expresses warm appreciation of their untiring labours.
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