Annual report : 1927 / Ilkeston Hospital.

  • Ilkeston Hospital (Ilkeston, England)
Date:
1927
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Credit: Annual report : 1927 / Ilkeston Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    43rd Annual Report of the Board of Governors of the Ilkeston Hospital, For the Year ending Jane 30th, 1927. 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 deeply regret the death of their Honorary Architect, Mr. C. W. Hunt, who has given valuable assistance to the Board for a great many years, and especially in connection with the extension of the Institution. Mr. Hunt’s services were given absolutely gratuitously, and he was always ready to give any advice or help when called upon, and for many years has been a private subscriber. They also regret the death of Mr. J. Whyte, of the Oossall Colliery Company, who for many years was a member of the Board, and of Mr. A. Bailey, who, as a member of the Sports Committee, was an enthusiastic supporter of the Institution. The Governors are glad to say that in spite of the deplorable stoppage in the mining industry of last year, which affected their financial year for three months, they have a surplus over expendi¬ ture of £185 12s. 5d., and the assets of the Institution now amount, as will be seen from the Balance Sheet, to £8105 18s. 3d. Under the circumstances in the difficult times prevailing we think our subscribers must consider this a satisfactory result and one which has only been arrived at by rigid economy, after having due regard to the comfort of our patients. The Governors have to announce that owing to the promotion of Mr. J. C. N. Oldham, the Treasurer of the Institution, his resign¬ ation was tendered and accepted, and his successor, Mr. Stanley H. Stocks, has been appointed in his place. They thank Mr. Oldham for his services and wish him all success. I