Annual report : 1926 / Ilkeston Hospital.

  • Ilkeston Hospital (Ilkeston, England)
Date:
1926
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Credit: Annual report : 1926 / Ilkeston Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    42nd Annual Report of the Board of Governors of the — Ilkeston Hospital, — For the Year ending June 30th, 1926, '7^ The Board of Governors have much pleasure in presenting to the Subscribers a record of the work of the Hospital for the past year, together with list of Subscribers and various Tables and Statistics, Balance Sheets, and Income and Expenditure Account The Governors regret to state that the deplorable stoppage in the Mining Industry has seriously affected the income of the Hospital. They anticipate that the year ending on June 30th, 1927, will be still more seriously affected, and they therefore appeal to all who can to help the finances of the Institution. It is, however, satisfac¬ tory to note that the income has exceeded the expenditure by £204 os. 3d. The Governors have transferred from the Revenue to the Reserve Account. The assets of the Hospital, as will be seen from the Balance Sheet, now stands at ^2,985 4s. 4d. The Governors wish to gratefully acknowledge the kind gift of an Ultra Violet-Ray Apparatus and a Daylight Lamp for the Operating Theatre by Mrs. Rotheram Cecil, of Dronfield. These were handed over to the Institution by Mrs. Rotheram Cecil on May 29th, in the presence of a large number of subscribers and friends. This generous gift will prove of the utmost service, and will greatly add to the utility of the Hospital. The Governors record with deep regret the death of Mrs. Moss. Mrs. Moss was an active member of the Ladies7 Committee and attended their meetings until the last. She had been interested in the Hospital since its inception in station Road, and showed her practical sympathy in many ways. The Governors desire to express their grateful thanks to all who have assisted the Hospital in any way, and especially