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OUNTESE
OF
OUFFERINS
Thirty-Ninth Annual Report
of the National Association
for Supplying Medical Aid by
Women in India for the year
1923
INCLUDING
The Tenth Annual Report of the
Women's Medical Service for India,
the Twenty-Second Annual Report of
the Victoria Memorial Scholarships
Fuod, the First Annual Report of the
Lady Reading Women of India
Fund and the Third Annual Report
of the Lady Chelmsford All-India
League for Maternity and Child
Welfare.

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·CONTENTS Pagº VELOSIVDCY OF IS OCIATION 1 P-ta RCLS AND I EGELATIO9 11 LP VERDERS OF THE COL CIL ANLAL REPORT OP THE Corici I-Contess of Daterins Fund II-llcmene Valcal Service friod 1 (1) General l'e; ort 7 (2) Peports froin Officers of the service 12 (3) Lis of 0 Eccrs 33 (+) Returns of Patients treated 31 (5) Particolars of Hospitals 30 ( ) Pales and lega'ations of service (7) leport of the Junior Branch of the Womens Medical Service for India 63 Annexure I-Financial Statement OL IFPI DIXI -R TODIS OF BRAVCIES AND INDIAS STATES 53 PPZYDII II - ECULATIONS FOR P21228 AYD SCIOLANBDIPS 59 APPENDIX XII-SILDESTS STUDTINO IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 63 APPENDIX IV - LIST OF HOSPITALS IN INDIA STAFFED ENTIBELT DT TOMEN . 01 APPENDIX Y -LIST OF QUALIFIED JEDICAL MONEY IN INDIA, BURUA AND CETLON 16 Sictoria Memorial Scholarships Fund 87 Lady leading Women of India Fand 113 Lad: Chelmsford 11} India League for Jaternity and Child Welfara 108

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·lo the site ol dd IXIO 1860 of the Ads of the Siceroy and Gorennor Deneral of India in Courel, being an Act for the Registration of Isterary, Scientific, and Charitable Societies AND In the ma ler of "The National Association for Supplying Female Medical Aid to the Pomeg of India Memorandum of Association. 1 The name of the Aseociation is The National Association for Supplying Femalo Medical Aid to the Women of India" 2 The objects for which the Association 19 established are -- (1) Hedrral fustion, including the teaching and training in India of women as doctors, hospital Beestants, curses, and midwives (2) Xedical relie), including- (a) the establishment under female superintendence of dispensaries and cottage hospitals for the treatment of women and children, (6) the opening of female wards under female superintendence in existing hospitals and dispensaries, (c) the provuion of female medical officers and attendants for existing female vards, and (d) the founding of hospitala for women wbero special fands or endowmente are forthcoming (3) The eupply of trained female nurses and midwives for women and children in hospitals and privato houses (4) The management of the Fund raised for the above objects, and which is known as The Countess of Dullerın'a Fund” (5) The purchase or acquisition on lease, or in exchango, or on hire or otherwise, of ans real or personal property, and any rights or privileges necessary or convenient for the purposes of the Association (6) The crertion, construction, alteration, and maintenance of any buildings nec sary or convenient for the purposes of the Association (7) The sale, improvement, management, and development of all or any part of the property of the Association (8) The promotion and establishment of Branches and of other Societies or Assocle tions with elmular objects, and the affiliation or amalgamation of saob Societies or Association with this Association (9) The doing of all such things a9 are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects or any of them 3 The names, addresses, and occupations of the persons who are memters of and form the Central Committee or governing body of the said Association are as follors - 1:1--Ier Excellency the Right Honourable the Countess of Dufferin and Ara, or Lads President, whose address is--Viceroy's Camp, India 2nd-The Hon'ble Me A R Scoble, ec, Alember of the Viceroy's Councu 3rd–Tho Hon'ble Sur Charles Aitchi on, IC91,-mber of the Y.cercs's Council 4th-The Hon'ble Su Dinshaw Maneckzee Petit, At, of Bombay, Additional Blember of the Viceroy's Council ·TIIE COSTESS OF DIFFERIN'S Fıp Ul-AP JarDornell 1:1.c, Sa tets-y to the Gorcroment of India la tto llore Department (1-TL-Hon'lle V: C JI Jloor (Jesas Gillanders, Arbuthaot. Co ), Cal utta, Metil : of the Council of Iliy logo ur the Linutgaat Governo. of Bengal ith-Thm lon Ile Sir Syed Ihmad, hhsa Babzdur, KC91, of lhi arh, Jlemler ol the Council of His Honour the Licutenant Gorcroor of the Worth West Provincct 7-Surs on (eneral Sir Benjamin Simpson, P, ACIE, Ssaitary Commissioner trith the (orernment of India 9th-Vahvoja Sir Jotendra Jobuo Tagore, Babadur, * 091, Cal utta 1011–9llexander 151l-on, Kt (Jlcus Jardins, Skinner & Co). Calcutta, Pres. dent, Bank of Bangal + Icons of the Pules and Pegulation of the said Sational Issociation w filed truth tots Memo andam of luociation, and thn undersigned, being soren of thn mcnbers of tho forernira bous of the sui] \ational Iseociation do birrely certify that such copy of such Pules and Przulations is a correct copy of the Rules and Regulations of the said Sational Arroclation As mirces our porcral and respec'ire bands and signaturcs tbls 29th day of February 1469 \\ TXE CarstCTE 1111'1 Cooper, Jajcz IIARTIOT DUI FENIX gal Worth Lancashire Ingiment ADRIN E SCOBLI ( U AITCHISO JOTE YDP 31011UY TIGOPE D SIMPSON DISHIA JILIFCEJCE PETIT. CHARLES II XOORE Revised Rules and Regulations of the Malone? Anociation for supply- Lady Chelmsford All Ind ing Medical Aid by Women in Ind. Lestue for Meternity and Child Welliure as amended by the Extraordinary General Mecting of the Amalgamated Funds on July 20th, 1923 Chapter 1- Membership Apel 1 There at all to the fol'vir: grades of replen el tlo () Taters 2013 1 (0) Pitt let lille. (o) 11!. Cotril I!. laten (7) Orary Verleri TP.: - lie palier, alielina Post tentu ta' lett. r* r 1::'::!-1.photother'n ser l tuohon, ustreer 1 eeto-le tercitellytte I real! :: catte 1.ch Corcul > ·PU LES AID REGJLITIO 11) OF 3 The President sball be tho mife of His Excellency the Viceroy In her absence the power of filling the racanes shall rest trith His Escellency the Vineros 4 Life Councillors and Life Members shall be the persons holding these offices at the time there rules were made, and all donors of sums amounting in the estegate to Rs 5,000 and Rs 500 respectively Abeociation 5 Ordinary members shall lo tle persons who hold office in the League par an actual subscription of not less than fire rupees 6 Tre Council mas elect any person to Honorary Membership of ang grade Asociation in recogoition of serrices rendered to the League AR'ocia•ion The Secretary of the Leagse shall maintain a register of members of the A04 on and this register shall be open to inspection Lesar Chapter II-General Meeting. Aesociation (a) The General Jleeting of the shall be held once a year at the Lengue Headquartery of the Government of India upon a date to be fixed by the President Notices of such annual meetings shall be given at least one month before the date fixed and such notice shall specify the business to be transacted Members of all grades shall be entitled to attend and to vote on any question that may be submitted to the meeting for determination (5) At such annual Meeting eight members shall be elected to serve on the Council, an Auditor, who shall be a Chartered Accountant or other person skilled in accounts, shall be appointed, and the Annual Report and balance sheet for the past year and Budget for the next year shall be presented Any other business may be brought forvard with the assent of the President Asforation 9 (a) An estraordinary meeting of the League may be convened at ans Associat un time by the President for any purpose connected with the and shall be League contened on the written requisition of at least thirty members stating the object of such meeting (h) At least fourteen days' not ce sliall be given of such meeting, with the agenda to be brought before it, and no business other than that specified in such agenda shall be transacted ir ( 41 General Meetings shall be presided over by the President, or in ker absence by the Chairman of the Council or some other person appointed by the Chairman (U) All questions shall be decided by the yotes of the members present, taken by show of hands, but any one present may demand a poll which shall forth with be taken and the result declared by the officer presiding (c) In case of equality of Totes the officer presiding shall have a second or casting yote Chapter III-The Governing Body. 11 The Governing Body of the Associatiun for the purposes of the Act XXI of Leagna 1800 shall be the Council 12 (1) The Council shall consist ordinarıls of the President, a Chairman to be nominated by the President, sho will preside in the absence of the President, the Treasurer, or Treasurers, the Secretary and Joint Secretaries, and 25 membore of w Lom (a) 12 shall he chosen by the committees of the provincial branches or of their equivalents in local administrations of Indian States in such manner as the Council, or until the Council has been constituted, the President may determine ·11 THE COSTESS OF DCFFERIY'S PC.D. 31-. P'. luc Dorrell, E.1.0!, Secretary to the Government of India in tko Home Department ( 1-Tb- Ilon'lle Mr C. II. Jloorc (Blerts Gillanders, arbatboot . Co ), Calcutta, Sieril : of the Council of llis llongar the Licutanant GoFernor ol Burgal. 11-Thollon't le Sir Ssed lbmad, Khan Babzdur, KCSI, of Aligarh, Jember of tbe Council of li llonour the Lieutenant-Gorcrror of the Yortb l'est l'rovinces "-Surgeon Georral Sir Benjamin Simpson, 1 D. ACE, Saaltary Commissioner nith the Government of India 9-Vabunja Sir Jotendra Mohun Tazore, Babadur, KC91, Calcutta 101 lirxander Itil.on, Kit (Ulczyt Jardian, Skinner & Co), Calcutta, Pres - dent, Bank of B.ngal + Icoj. of the rules and Regulations of the said National Association w filed with this Moonrandim of .lwociation, and the undersigned, beinz scren of tbo members of the gorernira tods of the salj Sational Issociation. do brreby certify that such copy ol och Rule, ach Pezulations as a corti cops of the Rules and Regulations of tho said Sational Association As wiicers our ecrcral and respective boods and 115oatures this 29th day of February 1962 VITYIS IIRI COOPŁr, lajer, rol orth Lancashire regiment SIGNATURES II.ARRIOT DUIFERIX ANDREI P: SCOBLF ( U. AITCHISOX JOTENDRI JOHUX TIGONE. B. SIUPSOX. DIXSHI AW JI..SECKJLE PETIT. CHARLES II JIOORE All India Revised Rulcs and Regulations of the National Asociation for supply ing Medical Aid by Women In India Leagoo for Maternity and Child Wellore as amended by the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Amalgamatcd Funds on July 20th, 1923. Chapter 1-Membership AICI! 1 There halletto follzirs findes of Belts c tl (a) Psire:1 (i) Trellest (.) 1.1l. Ccacci () Il. Bircler (7) Ordinary Herleri : TIPI'S - 1'. Vital: rulletierat all le to retrt. :!:: t**** **** these relatie Ek' .. pestrou my free 12. tller riritellytte trebut ca 1. ** 11. Coacout ·PL LES AD IEGULATIONS 11 or 3 TLO President shall be the wife of His Escellency the Viceroy In her absence the power of filling the Tacancs shall rest with His Excellency the Xerox 4 Life Councillors and Lile Jembers shall be the persons holding these offices at the time these rules were made and all donors of sums amounting in the aggregate to Rs 5,000 and Rs 500 respectivels Association 5 Ordinary members shall be the persons who hold office in the Leagae par an actual subscription of not less than fire rupees 6 Int Coucсıl mar elect ags jerson to Honorary Membership of ans grade Asociatiou in recogation of services rendered to the League AS OCION 1 The Secretary of the Leazce skall maintain a register of members of the A01A on Lea; and this register shall be open to inspection Chapter II-General Meeting. Ascociation 8 (a) The General Meeting of the Lengde shall be held once a year at the Headquarters of the Government of India upon a date to be fixed by the President Notices of such annual meetings shall be given at least one month before the date fired and such notice shall specift the business to be transacted Members of all grades shall be entitled to attend and to rote on any question that may be submitted to the meeting for determination (b) At sach annual Seeting eight members shall be elected to serve on the Council an Auditor who shall bo a Chartered Accountant or other person skilled in accounts shall be appointed, and the Annual Report and balance sheet for the past year, and Budget for the next year, sball be presented Any other business may be brought forward with the agent of the President Aerociation 9 (a) An extraordinary meeting of the Leagao may be convened at any Afsociat un time br the President for any purpose connected with the and shall be League coprened on the written requisition of at least thirty members stating the object of such meeting (6) At least fourteen days' not ce shall be given of such meeting, with the agenda to be brought before it, and no business other than that specified in such agenda shall be transacted 10 (al 411 General Meetings shall be presided over by the President, or 10 her absence by the Chairman of the Council or some other person appointed by the Chairman (0) All questions shall be decided bs the votes of the members present, taken br show of hands, but any one present may demand a poll which shall forthrith be taken and the result declared by the officer presiding (c) In case of equality of rotes the officer presiding skall have a second or casting vote Chapter III - The Governing Body. A esociati 11 The Gorerning Body of the for the purposes of the Art XXI of League 1600 shall be the Council 12 (1) The Council shall consist ordinarıls of the President a Chairman to be nominated by the President, who will preside in the absence of the President, the Treasurer, or Treasurera, the Secretary and Joint Secretanes, and 25 members of whom (a) 12 shall be chosen by the committees of the provincial branches or of their equivalents in local administrations or Indian States in such manner as the Council, or untul the Council has been constituted, the President may dotermine ·Leigae the 1975 15 T. (llata" irgit. rclerc'ttendo THIE COCNTESS OF DIFFERIT'S FCSD Ascluson (b) 9 tall bo elected by tho at its annual general meeting from 111 Ch 03 among the rembers of the and Lepo (c) 3 shall lo romloated Is the President (2) Tho Connail shall baro poser to copt persons having espert knowledge *N1011110 11 17 some branch of tho Lragaswork, cither as regular members of the Council, er ad hoc for the corsideration of some particular matter specially affecting the Leopoe work The number of persons so coopte shall not at any one tim. CICLGI LTD Iny co-option shall caso at the will of the Council 3) Incaries amb clected menters orcurring Ictaren tro annual General cetirs at all le allel'Ir the Council In alcace of 61% tronths out of India all constitute A Tacancy 11 TL, Council of all at the first meeting hold altrs the Annunl General Meeting In es rear clect from an 79 themselses Vice Chairnan who in tho abscoco of tho Chairman alall conduct the duties of the Chairman and exerciso lis powers In the alreace of both at any mecting such meeting may clact its own Chairman from tone pront 11 in ordinary meeting of the Council xha!! lo i cld at leut once a year at much time and at such place as mar be fixed by the President The Annoni Acor Atlon 1 1996 of xhall be considerct at onc such meeting in cach gear 1* in entraordinary creating of the Council may be called at any tirre ly 11 President 10 na reyna 17 tntc; malo by any fiso members of the Council *** 137 Motines the President of all call an errandidate mreting rin lirs olne rotice of any meeting of the Council, sperifying the place dar anl lour of the meeting and the general nature of the business to bn trar ante o all le giren to crert member of the Ceuncil in rotico sent by rest, ITI! 1! 11 tarcı lental omission to fire sur notice to ant of tho rrenters in irrallats art resolution paese *t kuch meetirs 14 ta tretira of the Curcil ciglit romers must lo prennt in person to I fuorum Unis. it in full *7 boltol the lime font tot I to Courel, the mentir stall im nimer! int nt 101. one tick to Ar!'arrarlr refreni • • • Myurv ncºins thẻ tussen fur whirrite reclırwas calle! may la transacted wletter A quorum formert or rot In lle rrent of an muality of roles at any meeting thio proldirg occer hall lato a mal or caitira Toth 91 d) The Presidert hall anmoint to Srcretary an] Joint Secretariat (2) TI. Corrit shall appoint to Treasurer or Treasures (1) All Oller arrintments at all lo hale ly the Chairman, woject to the ni crthe Council T. Cigaret atject to the pules, all late gareral mntmt of the allir 'h authority tn raka star lira orures irgulalır its own pro ringe in front of the Parentire Corrita ard tho poren ani duties of !'nin tartrular it fall pooride top proper ren of all pronerdir, **!!: an erromantil A pe int'l parents to in open to the 1*-*r*in rotto Acd Chapter IV-Committeca + 7, frarest. 1. nestir. -- "s'y propietarila! Ir 1!. latit. l'. tot felis ·TULES AND REGULATIO\8 Y ſer information or continuation In case of emergency the Lxecutive Committee was perform ant duty and exercise any poster of the Council With the concurrence of the President the Executive Committee may appoint any sub Com. mittee and delegato to at ant porters which may bo necessary, but the proceedings of such sub-Committees shall in every case bo reported for information or roof nation to the Executive Committee The President and the Chairman of the Council shall be ex-oficio members of all sub-Committecs 21 The Executive Committee shall consist of tho President, the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Council & Treasurer, the Secretary and Joint Secretary, 1. Director-Genernl Indian Medical Service, if he is willing to serve, and ore member elected br the Council Association 25 (1) All matters affecting the finances of tho League shall be referred to the Executive Committee before being determined by the Council Association 12) The Crecutire Committee shall, scrutinise the accounts of the and League shall consider the Report of the Auditor It shall also prepare the annual budget Association and submit it through the Council to the general meeting of the Leaguo 232. The Executise Committeo of the Association shall administer (a) tha Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund and (b) the . For the Associat109 04] Lady Reading Women of India Fund in accordance th the objects of those fun is es defined on their inauguration by Her Excellency 11) (urzna in 1903 and Her Excellency the Countess of Reading 1. 1022 respec. titely and shall beep separate accounts of all moness received into or expended from the Funde Separate reports or sections of a report shall be devoted annually to the 4103 cf these funds Arocinting 26 When a branch of the Leagoe is formed, or any other body having for A socl tion ats objects the purposes for which the is established, desires affiliation, Leagic the caso shall be examined by the Executive Committee, before being submitted to the Cauncıl and no such branch shall be recognized or body affliated without the rote of the Council It sliall be a condition of recognition or affiliation that c ch such branch or borts shall have a regularly constituted committee 27 Unless othermice desired by them brinches and affiliated bodies sball remain independent in the administration of their funds and in the conduct of their operations but they shall furnish to the Council such reports and information as may be agreed upon mutualls, and shall assist by correspondence and conference in the furtherance of their common objects The Council shall have power, subject to the rules, to assist branches and affiliated bodies in such manner and to such ARBOCi tron an estent as it may consider to be conducive to the objects of the League General 28 All moneys at any time standing to the credit of the general account which shall not be required for current expenses, and which the Council shall not determine to transfer to the Building or any other account, shall be ingested by tle Treasurer or Treasurers in securities authorised by lay for the investment of trust funds Assoc ation 29 The Bankers of the Leagae in India sball bo the Imperial Bank of India 30 If any corporation or firm or body of trustees shall make any subscription Association or donations to tho the privileges which at carries shall be ex by League such persons as they shall nominate and in the case of . legacy the Esecutor, unless the Testator has made other provision 31 None of these rules shall be repealed or altered and po new rul made except by resolution passed by & majority of the Cornacl pre ordinary meeting and confirmed by a resolution paped by absequen Alsociation meeting of the League ·COUNCIL OF THE FUNDS UNDER HER EXCEL- LENCY'S PRESIDENCY. President. TIer LICELLCACY TOC COUNTESS OF READING, OT, ABE Vice Presidents Rani Lady IIARNAS SINON EJ Bock, Esq. CIE The Hon'ble Str Mian Mohd SHAFI, ECS, CIE Lady DADABBOY The Hon'ble Sir MALCOLI HAILEY, KCSI, ICS Rai Bahadur Sır ONEAR MAL JATIA Elected Members MSD BUTLER, Esg, CB, CIE, Colonel DUNLOP, CIE, DSO, Solicitor CVO, CBE, ICS, Secretary to the to the Government Government of India, Department of Education, Health and Lands KC Roy, Esq , CIE Major General RC DACWATT CIE, Director General Indian Medical Lieut Col WIOTCHINSON, CIE, IMS Servico Sanitary Commissioner Mr MOBAY LAL Indy STAFI Lady WISTE Nominated Members M199 Ilovasov, Chicf Lady Buperin Lady BLACKETT tendent, Lady Minto Nursing Association Raje Sir HARNAB SINGL, KOIR Dr IIOCLTOY, MD, WM9 Alhutralia of Karpurthala Mrs IIoTELL Provincial Branches Rajput --Chiel Medical Officer Unite. Provinces-Colonel AR COCINANE IIS, Iaspector General of Coil Ilospitals, United Provinces Assam- Vember of the Legislative Assembly for the Prorince of Assam Delhi-Cllet Medical Officer Dengal-Tho Hon bic Khan Bahadur AY UL-ISLAM Ceutral Provinces-Tho Ilon'ble Sir MANEEJI D4D100r North West Frontier ProriaceNarrab Sir Sabibzada ABDIT, QUITO KAY Piajab_Dr Dr CERJEL, D, FXS, Issistant to the Inspecto- General of Coral TTospitale, l'unjab Malras-Lieutenant Colonel T II Srxoss, o te, IMS, Oficiating Surgeon General with the Government FLUCE MCTUAR CAICTTTAR AVERGIL, Y LA Ilonorary Joint Secretary. Lieut Col TJ CATer Evans, NC, FRCS, IX!

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Secretary
D: VACOACET I BILFOCD, NB, CMO, MS
Assistant Secretarz.
3rs DA PITTAR
Honorary Treasurer.
Sir JT GICYTLETT EBE ICS
Auditor General
Deputy Treasurer
SC GOPTA, E«
Auditors.
Nessrs Peice, WATERTOESE, Pear & Co, Campore
Honorary Solicitors.
Messrs KESTCVEY, GOODI & Co, Calcutta
Bankers
IMPERIAL BANK OF INDIA, Delhi
Besors Count; & Co, 69 Strand, London

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·2 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S TUND office of Honorary Treasurer with effect from 20th July, and Sir MF Gauntlett became Honorary Treasurer of the amalgamated Funds, with Colonel Daldy as Deputy Honorary Treasurer As Colonel Daldy was obliged to remain in Simla during the winter he resigned the office in the autumn and has been succeeded by Mr C Gupta The thanks of Her Escellency and the Council are due to Sir B N Mitra for the attention paid to the affairs of the Funds during his five years' office as Honorary Treasurer-attention which could only be spared with difficulty from his multitudinous other tasks--and also to Colonel Daldy for his shorter period of office The usual subsidy was received from the Government of India for the working of the Women's Medical Service, of which the report will be found at page 7 Assistance for medical study in the United Kingdom was given to Miss A O'Neill, and two United Kingdom scholarships 'were awarded respectively to Mrs Sivalimu and Miss K Halloran, of whom the for. mer proceeded to Fogland in May and the latter in September The Gilchrist scholarships were held by the following students at the Lady Hardinge College, Delhi - 11 183 Christi, Miss ☆ Kalsar, Miss Karth Devi Nair, Miss S Choudhri, Miss Jiwan Latta In addition other scholarships Tere atarded to students at the Lady Hardinge College Trro Muir scholarships were paid to students at the Campbell Medical School, Calcutta Three Council scholarships were paid to students at the Grant Medical College, Bombay, and to Council scholarships to students at the Medical College Calcutta The Indra post graduate scholarships is held by Miss Thayalanma up to 3rd July and thereafter bs Boss Huglies Postgraduate cour e for medical tromen on recent methods of durgnosis and treatment of venereal diseases were held in Poona during Wnrch 1923 Seventeen medical tromen attended The first students who joined the Lnds Hardınge Nedical College in 1911 completed thur seren scara course in science and medicine and appeared for the final examination for the MBBS degree, Lahore of nine trlo nppenred eight passed The successful candidates included 124* GR Varshall and Via D Jacob, both Councıl scholars of liom the former pared first of all the women candidates A silver Queen Imprese medal tas arrarded to her I silver Queen Impress medal was also atarded to J199 TC Darumalı student at the Grint Medical College, Bombor A Viceroy's siker medal Tas tarded to Sub assistant Surgeon Tari Kuntar Seth of the Tomen's Medical School, Agra prize competifion for Indian school girls for estars on " The Care of the Baby " tras again held, and 13 prizes were awarded The Junior Women's Medical Service ris carned on a bef re Yo aer admissions were made

·IIIL PCI PT OF THE COUNCIL
3
Grants in ud were given as in previous vers lhe headquarters of
all ihe Provincial Branches except Burmn and the North-West Irontier
I'rounce LTE visited during the sear
In conclusion To wish to thank all those who have assisted the work
of the Duff ru Tund and its allied institutions during the past year
Vr 1 ] Jeshle Superintendent of the Gorernment Printing Press,
Calcutta lins ogun largely contributed to our success in publications and
propacında
T J CIRTY EVANS, IT COL,INS,
Ilonorary Joint Secretary
JI RALFOUR, CUO, VUS,
Secretary
6th February 1921

·1 THE COUNTESS OF PUFFERIN'S FUND. Annual Account of the Countess R9 4. P. Rs, 1 P. Receipts - 1 Opening Balance . 70,097 0 11 2 Interest on Investments 38,325 0 10 (a) Gross Receipts () Dedact amount transferred to provident Fund 350 15 6 97,974 1 4 500 0 0 3. Contributions (a) Anonal Subscriptions by Their Excellencies () From Branches (c) From Government for D. Course (through V MS Foad) . 1,229 0 24,000 0 0 25,729 20 4 Junior Women's Medical Service (a) Contribution from Branches 23,850 0 0 (0) Unremitted Income tes 610 6 6 21,490 6 6 5 Provident Fand - (a) Contribution from Members of the Junior W3S and office staff 1,958 8 0 (%) Contribution from Dufferin Fond 1,765 15 6 (c) Interest for the year 350 156 4075 6 11 6. Miscellaneous 333 5 4 10 600 0 0 (a) Sundry Peceipts (1) Repayment of Loads of Court of Wards (c) Recorery of share of cost of office building () Upremitted Income tax 5,340 00 417 90 16,690 14 4 TOTAL 1,79,056 16 0 ·ANTAL LETOST OF THE COUNCIL of Dufcrin Fund, 1923. Ps. .. R$ AP Expenditure 1 Certa! 6 400 0 0 2. Junior Wozca's Nedical Service 31,777 7 11 3 Contribation to Provident Fund 1 765 15 5 4. Scholarship 14 072 95 5. Grants in A - (a) United Provinces 6,000 OO . (4) Ceatral Pronaces 600 00 (c) Assim 4 402 13 6 (d) X- F Province 1 200 0 0 (e) Baloch staa 600 0 0 U) Burmi 2,400 0 0 (9) Miscellaneoa E000 15 252 13 6 6 Provident Fard 91 15 11 7. Inve tments 45 000 0 0 8. Miscellaneous 2,231 0 10 Balance in hand 69 465 70 TOTAL 1,19,056 15 0 MF GUTLETT The 1611 February 1924 ·+ TBE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND Annual Account of the Countess P. & P Rs A P. Receipts - 1 Opening Balance 70,097 0 11 2 Interest on Investments - 38,325 0 10 (a) Gro99 Receipts (6) Dedact amoaat transferred to provident Fand 350 15 6 37,974 14 500 0 0 3 Contributions (a) Annual Subscriptions by The r Excellencies (1) From Branches (c) From Government for D Conse (through V MS Fond) 1-29 20 24 000 00 25 29 20 4 Jun or Women's Medical Serv ce 23,850 00 (a) Contribution from Branches (6) Unrem tted Income tax 640 5 6 24 490 5 6 5 Provident Fond 1 908 80 (a) Contribution from Members of the Jan or WMS and office staff () Contribution from Dufferin Food 1 765 15 (c) Interest for the year 320 15 6 4075 6 11 6 Miscellaneons - 333 5 4 (a) Sandry Peceipta () Pepayment of Loans of Court of Wards 10 COO 0 0 5,340 00 (c) Pecovery of share of cost of office building (d) Vorem tted I come tax 417 90 16,690 14 4 TOTAL I 79 056 15 0 ·AVATAL NEGOTT OF THE COUNCIL 5 of Duferin Fund, 1923. Rs. A. P Rg Emittere 1 Certal 6,400 0 0 2. Jcolo- omen's Medical Sertice 31,777 7 11 3 Coat-bution to providest Food 1,705 15 5 4. Scholarst po 14 072 2 6 6. Gract 10-A1 - (1) Cor Protioces 6,000 0 0 . (1) Central Proreces 600 0 0 (c) Assam 4 402 13 G (D) X 1 F Province 1 200 00 (c) Balochistaa 600 00 US) Derma 2,400 0 0 (9) Mrcellanoc E0 0 0 15,252 13 € 6. Provident Fund 91 15 11 7. Iurestmenta. 49,00000 8. Muscellaneous 2,931 0 10 Balance in lised 59 465 7 0 TOTAL 1,19,056 15 0 VF. GALATLETT TL 1611 February 1924 ·THE COLICSS OF DCFFERI'S FIND. As this 19 the first year in which the accounts of all the Viceregal Funds have been maintained by one agency, it may be desirable to pre sent a brief picture of the financial transactions of the year The Countess of Dufferin Fund reduced its cash balance by about Rs 11,000 Its liabilities on account of Provident Fund increzsed by about four thousand rupees The amounts due to Government on account of Income Tas increased by Rs 1,000 Its assets were reduced by about Rs 11,000 owing to repayment of loang to Court of TVards On the other hand the investments were increased by about Rs 18 000 Thus the financial condition of this fund improved during the year br about Rs 21 000 I reference to the note below regarding Victoria Jemorial Scholarships Fund will show however that expenditure amounting to approximately Rs 24,000 has to be transferred from that fund to the Dufferia Tund thus reducing to this extent the real improvement of the fund during the year The Women Medical Service showed a reduction of cash balance of about Rs 200 000 (two lacs șixty thousand). Its liabilities for the Pro vident Fund increased by about Rs 57,000 The amount due to the Goreinment on account of Income Tax increased by over Rs 4000 On the other hand the investments increased by Rs 400 000 (four lacs and fire thousand) Thus the position of the Women Medical Service increased by about Rs The Lady Chelmsi balance by about Rs 2000 (two thousan sed a Treasury Bill for Rs 50 000 (fifty thousand) and purchased another for Rs 60,000 (susty thousand) Thus the League improved its financial position by about Rs 8 000 (eight thousınd) during the year The Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund reduced its cash balance by about Rs 24 000 (twenty four thousand) but this is accounted for entirely by the transfer of a sum of Rs 24 000 (trenty four thousand) from this fund to the Duffer in I'und as it was given by the Government for objects which could appropriately be undertalen br the Dufferin Fund and not be the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund It is of course necessary to transfer to the Dufferin Fund all the expenditure Fluch has been incurred from the Victoria Jemorial Scholarships Fund which will be approximantely equal to the sum recerred from the Govern ment ie , Rs 24 000 (trenty four thousand) It has not yet been pos able to acertain the exact amount and make the transfer F GAUNTLETT 16th February 1924 ·GENERAL PENORT 7 SECTION II, Report of the Women's Medical Service for India for the year 1923 LA On Januars lat, 1923, there were 38 medical oflicers on the cadre, f the e the following has since resigned Dr M Cuthbert The following den oficers have been admitted on probation.- Viss Trouton Miss 11 alker 31155 Vucadam Miss Patel Wig Scillan The following proceeded on furlough out of India Dr Agnes Scott Dr I D Barnes Dr Hilda Lazarus The following postings ind tirnsfers were effected during the year Dr Olivera from Agra t Benares, zzce Dr Glancey resigned, with effect from 5th January 1923 Dr Mhd Ali fr m (alrutta to Shegaon, from the 20th Noreut ber, to act for Juss Lobo Dr B Thungammn on relief at Rawalpındı, to act as Reserve Medical Otheer Igra with effect from 6th February Dr B Thungamma to act as Medical Officer, Dufferin Hospital, Nagpur in plact of Dr Kamalakar Dr Dr Curjel, to relieve Dr AC Scott as Assistant to I G CH l'unjab with effect from April 4th 1993 Dr C L Houlton to act 18 D[edical Officer in Charge Dufferin Bloch Ripon Hospital, Şımlr, rith effect from Tune 5th 1923 Dr B Thungammn to act at Vizagapatam in place of Dr Lazarus, on furlough from September 1st Dr G Mohd Ali to take charge of the Dufferin Hospital, Hyder? had Sind, with effect from June 29th 1923 Dr Ruby Carr, to act as 2nd medical ronian, Agra in place of Dr Cuthbert resigned 24th May Dr Dſucadım on first appointment to officiate at the Hardırgc Hospital, Ahola, in place of Dr Burnes on furlough 12th July Dr N Trouton on first appointment 75 R JO Calcutta in plnce of Dr Carr, transferred 28th April Dr I 'Walker, on temporary duty, Jubbulpore, 27th April Dr Franklin' from Indy Hardınge College Delhi to Lids Aitchison Hospital Lahore to reliere Dr Walker, with effect from 24th November 1993 ·6 THE COUNTESS OF DOEFEELS'S FTYD Ds Waller, from Lads Eardinge College, Delhi, to Laar durhlon Ho pital, Lahore, mth effect from 6th dugest 1923 à Sub-Committee as appointed lr the Council at it meeting 12 March 1923 to comider certain que tions connected with the cadre and the number of medical officers which it was po ible to retain with the pre ent Government sub idy The Sub Committee met in Sımla in June and recommended that the number of medical officers retained hould not exceed 40 During the rear the Chief Vedical Oiicer viited ho-pitals under officer of the service at Calcutta, Gara, Bettiah Jola Vagpur, Jut ralpore Simla, Bombar, Surat, Jadras, Eanchi, Hrderabad, Delhi, 1.ahsre and Agra of the e the ho pital at HIsderabad, Sind, was taken on in Jar last as a kertice ho pital and Dr G Johd Al was appointed a Vcdical Officer in Charge The Committee has a considerable cum in hand towards the building of a new ho pital During the rear the Women's Jledical School, dgn which is i nanced mainlr br the lnited Provinces Governnient, had been forgied into a self-contained Women's School with women lecturer The Prin. cipal (1st medical woman) is as before seconded from the T IS, and the 2nd medical roman is lent from the IT IS The foundation stone of the new Landr Rending Ho pital for India romen and children was lud at Sumla in June The ho pital which ful- 'ils a long felt vant in Simin has been made possible bi the initiative of Her i scelleves Ladr Reading tho lins collected the funds and nas per onallt interested her elf in the construction" Dr Charlotte Houlton, who has rejoined the serrice after the espirtion of two rears' tia ni nary leave was appointed to Sula in Tune The staud ird of work done has on the whole been good although sonic of the medical officers bare been bampered br wint of funds and poor nes of staff The training of nudwires is a great fenture in all the ho pitals and the amount of gynecological surgers done continues to increase MI BILL OUR, Chael Helical Oficer, Il'omen's Vlclucal Serum The 6th lelruary 1944 ·Annual Account of Women's Medical Services, 1923.

·10 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIS FUND Annual Account of IT omen's RAP Ps P RECHIPT3- 1 Opening balance 3 57 033 14 5 Contr but on f om GI 3 70 000 0 0 3 Interest on Investirents- 21 639 13 3 (a) Gross Rece pts (6) D ducl amount transferred to Pro dent Fund Account 6 095 15 4 14 613 13 1 1 Prov dent Fund- 99'4 4 4 a Contr but on by Ne nb rs ) Cont bu o f om Sers ce Fund 3 745 50 6 9915 4 (c) Interest for the year 1) Rejayment of Podent Fund Advance 2 5 0 0 6° 490 8 8 V cellaneous (a Recov ry of od nary Advance 3 513 11 10 (5) Varem tted Income Tax S OGS 11 8 11 812 10 6 Total 8,15 800 15 6 ·GEVEL IL REPORT U Jedical Scirice, 1923 A P 13 4.1 TEY PITCRE- 1 Sba e of Central Ofce 530) 0 0 2. Pay sal Allowances- (a Pay 2,27 997 12 7 (6) Lcare Allowances 16 233 4 4 6357 92 (c) Taarell og Alowances (d) House Allowances 18 6 6 2 51,996 07 3 Intestinents 40.0 5 0 0 4. Paymeutsp Prc dent Food 15 15 5 0 5 Micellaneous 2 943 14 10 100 00 (a) Motor Car Advance (6) I rcparat ob of Standard Plans for Women's Hospital (c) Grant to L Committee 203 17 (d) Propaganda and runner's fee 506 0 0 5 585 0 5 6 Prov det lond- (a) Adrauce from 4 000 0 0 (6) fepayment of 1 566 6 3 5 663 6 3 Clos ng balance 97 233 3 3 ΤοΤΑΙ. 8 15 00 15 6 MF GAU\1 LETT 16th February 1924 ·12 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND (2) Reports from Officers of the Service. Report by Dr Dagmar F Curjel, MD, D.P.H., SMO, W.MS, Assistant to the Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals, Punjab, for the year 1923 Dr Agnes Scott held the above post till the 2nd of March 1923 when she went on furlough At this time owing to the financial position the post was in abeyance by, the Punjab Government Realizing that the cessation of this work would necessarily lead to considerable curtailment of the facilities for medical relief among the women and children in the Punjab, the Dufferın Fund Council offered to lend the services of one of their members for a period of one year, while the retention of the post might further be considered by the Punjab Go-einwert, nu I ras sent to Lahore on the 3rd April 1923 At present my dyties are as follows (1) I am concerned with the Women's Department in the Ofice of the Inspector-General of Cıvıl Hospitals, Punjab, and visit various hospithis and dispensaries where medical women are employed After read. ing former Inspection Reports at 18 encouraging to see that a number of reports have been carried out in spite of financial stringency during the recent years In this connection it is interesting to note that the last Triennial Report of the Inspector General of Civil Hospitala. Punjab states that while in the last triennium, for a variety of reasons the number of male patients attending hospitals and dispensaries in the Punjab has decreased, there is a marked increase in the number of women and children seeking medical aid, both in the indoor and vutdoor departments Financial stringency has been the complaint at each place I have visited, and my time has largely been occupied with discussing with various medical women and their assistants how to make the best of the conditions that are now prefailing in order to maintain a good standard of work There 18 a satisfactory increase in the trained female medical personnel in the Punjab While formerly many posts of Sub- Assistant Surgeons Women Compounders and Nurse Duis were vacant, at is not often possible to recommend a candidate when a vacancy does occur This is partly due to the fact that the Office of the Inspector General of Cıvıl Hospitals is increasingly being used as an agency by medical women and nurses seeking employment (2) --- (3) BF contact with many of the problems of female medical relief with which it 19 her duty to he concerned Reports received from the Dufferin Block, Sımla and the Lads Aitchison Hospital, Lahore, show every endeavour 19 not being made by members of the to innut in a high standard of work The ner Indr Neading Hospital, Si model for women's medienl fork generally The Indy Aitchison Tos pital Inhore, 19 an old fashioned building, but it 19 proposeil during r 7 ז Z D-nal . r 7 ·PETORTS IROX OFTICEPS 0} 111E SERVICE 13 1934 to spend a considerable amount of money in bringing it up to date (4) Honorary Secretary, Punjab Central indicizes Board Ìn Barch 1923 after Dr Scott left Lahore, D. Brown very Lindly undertook to hold the spring examinations at Ludhani It was found, however, that many cindidates were not able to travel to this centre, ind in the autumn when I acted as l're ident of the Lsamning Borrd, assisted by a nurse and a doctor appointed locally, many candidates attended the cxaminations held at Delhi, Lahore and Kangra as well at Ludbrana The Punjab Central Jidwives' Bourd 19 further increasing its utility br establishing. Local Supervising Committees at ririous centres in the Province (o) Ilonorary Secretary, All India Lad, Chelmsford Lcague for Vaternity and Child Il'elfare, Punjny Considerable effort is being made to extend the actirity of the Lengue in this Province Healtlı Tisitors ne at present at Simla, Kunal,. Rawalpındı ind Labore Tro pupils passed from the Punjab Health School in Jar 1923 and the second rear of the school is sucessfully started with hre candidates in October The Lady Health Visitors in charge of the Health School do not confine their activities to the school alone but are responsible for a verr succes ful welfare Centre in Qılla Gujjar Singh (which is supported financially and minnged by a Com inittee of Indian ladies) and also gire Henlth talls and lectures in ririous girls' schools in Lahore, and also in public institutions such as the TW CA and Y J CA (6) Victoria Memorial Scholarshups Fund While the League concerns itself with the provision of the trained personnel the Victoria Memorial Scholar hips Fund, of which the Inspector General of Civil Hospitals is the Honorary Secretair, and ith which in his office I am concerned, provides more especially for the tenching of the indigenous dai the piorison of the therewithal for cleanly work and for after the superv 15100 Toil of the truined dai Dais' 'classes are held in the Punjab at Ambala Asrapur, Bhimini, Ierozepore, Kangra Kurnal, Ludhira Vezang (Lahore), Qilla Gujjar Singh (Lahore) Ratalpındı and Simla, and an incrensing number of indigenous dus are being trained During the closing months of the Vear I have been concerned under the Director of Public Health with preparations for the Punjab Health and Baby Teel to be held in January 1924 DAGVART CURJEL Annual Report of Lady Dufferin Victoria Hospital, Calcutta, 1923 The rear 1199 leen one of change in the Tumor Vedical and Senior Yursing Staff There have been sereral changes of House Surgeons and three members of the TV V S bare held the post of RNO, the latest ·1+ TIE COLTESS OF DUFFERIN S FUND increase sumner being Dr A O'Reilly, transferred from Lahore A new Nursing Superintendent was appointed in august and the personnel of the Sisters posts, with the exception of Theatre Sister, has changed three times, the reason alleged being the insufficient pay of the posts However, this difficulty has now been partially met and budget provisions made for an In spite of these changes sery little difference has appeared in the hospital wor), some sections having increased in numbers and others slightly decreased On the Thole, the work has progresseil favourably and I feel grateful to Inc, Letis the new Nursing Superin tendent for the increasing interest and devotion to duty she has shorn since her appointment Much interesting surgical oil has been done and the obstetric work has maintained a high standard There has been no outbreak of Sepsis During the bad epidemic of Dengue that occurred in Calcutta in the most of the nurses went down and Tere Tarded and isolated However we weathered the storm safely nging to the new regulation of the State Medical Faculty of Bengal for registration of purses and midwives, all the senior nursing staff habeen registered and also during the year the following pupils passed the Hospital examinations and were registered, 2 iz Senior Nursing 1 nurse Senior Midwifery Ő nurses Junior Nursing 4 nurses Junior Midwifery 4 nurses After the expiration of the time limit for registration the State Examinations tere held in (ctober and of the three pupils who sat for the Senior Obstetric examination all passed, one with honours, making in all seventeen pupils passed during the year There were no candidates from this hospital for the General Nursing examination One of the special class of Hindu caste nurses finished her training was registered and almost immediately obtained a respon sible post as Staff nurse in the General Hospital in Bardwan on very good pas One the final examination in Pharmacy and I pecial post giadunte class for female Sub assistant Surgeons was held Three medical pomen practitioners of the class from Hospitals in Assam and Lastern Bengal attended and acquitted themselves satisfactorily During the year official visits were pra to the Iospital by Ier Lscellency the Countess of Reading who opened the ner Indian Nurses' Recreation Room named after her, and Her Excellency very kindly presented two carpets and a photograph of herself to the room The Director General of Jfedical Services the Surgeon General of Bengal and Dr Balfour also paid oficial visits I hare to thank the Red Cross for a generous donation of Rs 1,000 for hospital equipment As linen was most urgently needed, the money 179 spent in providing sheets and clothing for the patients The Lady Tardinge Luten Teague tray sent a trelcome donation increasing number of injections being given for specific disence and Owing to the ·TERORTS I POWI OFFICERS 1C SERT ICF 15 Kila azar the Red Cross Fery generously increased their donation of R« 50 per month to Rs 100 per month, and this 199 been a great boon to the poorer patients I bare also to thank the Manager of Glaxo Co for monthly donn. tions of Glaso to the Hospital A promise has been giren by the Lady Reading Women of India Fund to support tro llının ciste nurses during then trunwg, who will be known as the Ladi Rending Nurves" I HAMILTOY-BROWNL, IB, ch B 1 VS, Supdt, Dufferin Hospital, Calcutta 1 Report from the Superintendent, Medical Aid to Women, United Provinces. During the year under review I inspected all the somen's Hospitals and Dispensaries, sistr o breadth of the l nited 1 with people of various things stood out most conspicuously and struch me almost invariably wherever I rent, firstly, I rarely left any hospital without the feeling that the medical romen in sub and sole charge are not what one woulí wish them to be, they are generally all equipped in training and poor in qualifications There is I believe, yet room for improvement in the method of imparting training to these officers, which fact I am sure would undoubtedly be lool ed to in no distant future by professional experts at the helm of aftw – but what uggests to me ns rather an important factor for the better training of these officers is that recruitment to the Women's Medical Service College and School should be restricted to those who have attained to a certain prescribed educational test, e g , who liave passed inte ediate examinatio for college and school leaving as in equivalent examination for the school scheme of the agrı Jedical School for women is expected to go some wir in straightening natters but with the introduction of some other necessary reforms in the method of teaching (which will have to be pro posed in time) and the raising of the education standard for the admis sion to the medical schools and colleges things are bound to improve and our future medical women will not make such a poor show as they do to day and there would be femer occasions for their compeers of the other ses to peer laugh and scoff at The second thing that insarinhly drer my attention 79 the deplo rable lack of interest displayed by the public in general towards the amelioration of their women folk in matters relating to their health This I think is mainly due to ignorance If the importance of the sulject in relation to national growth were once brought home to and realised hs the understanding section of the public, it would not take long to wipe off this almost universal indifference or apathr that exist, The new ·16 184 COLTESS OF DIFFERIN S FUND 11 to day Such institutions as the Chelmsford League with its branches and numerous sub branches will have to be encouraged and multiplied to increase further the interest which they have so far in some measure helped to rouse The eyes of the public were closed till now to the appal. ling infant mortality in India and it required a great deal of propaganda Tork to dispel ignorance and wake people up to their very serious res ponsibility in this matter The literature on the subject prepared by the Central Chelmsford I eague and the Publicity Branch of the Public Health Department of the United Provinces and published under the nuspices of the charitable and philanthropic institutions like the Red Cross for distribution broadcast is a sure means of disseminating the niore will have to be done before ! be in Fiel I trust that with the by the Red Cross and other similar would be a complete re awakening in a very fen veus Of the di Hospitals in the Provinces there are at least half a dozen hich looking to them outwardly (at then structural achievement) or inwardly (at their medical equipment) fully deserve to be raised to ? higher status, but as long as financial stringency continues to be othing much can be done in the matter superior grade or with higher qualı Aligarh, Meerut, Moradabad, etc As you are arire to the post of the Assistant to the Inspector General Owl Hospitals United Provinces (now called Superintendent, Medical Ard to Women United Provinces) are ticed on the post of the Secre tary of the Provincial Committee of the Countess of Dufferın Fund and of the Organising Secretary 411 India Lady Chelmsford League, United Provinces Branch and the work is heavy enough to keep one person of no mein capabilities fullr engaged But when one is constantly hearing of the pruning knife of the retrenchment advocates directed to this post, one cannot Ielp wondering at the extreme unappreciativeness of our work and its magnitude by these people Sir Harcourt Butler the late Governor of the Provinces as fully aware of the difficulties of the situa tion and firmly beliered in the inspection of the momen's hospitals by ed subject the grant lative Council Once cked that it 113 easy enough for him to manage 500 men but it was rather difficult to manage O women This apparently casual remar) endorsed more than once by his successors has its on menning and it goes to support our theory that a roman can manage her own ses better than a man can TYith the inpid strides that the country is maling in all other directions I so much rish that the men in authority realised the importance of this question also and made this poat permanent in the interest of their own Tranen folk I am not set in a position to spend tithinç degree of confidence but rould hle to state that rery inant of the memiere of the Council om I intervietred in this connection bure NOT come to understand the actual need for the muntenance of the post r ·REI ORTS FTOJI OFFICERS OF THE SERVICE 17 I lor these thoughts that come uppermost to me before you I hire refrruned from repeating facts and figures which find place in the formal report I have tried my lioneat best to justify your selection of me and I will continue to do all that get lies in my power to get the post mode permanent, but I may be allowed to state that all that I have been able to achiere 19 in no small measure due to the constant kind advice and active support of the Inspector General of Civil IIospitals and last but not least of yourself who have alss then such great interest in every andırıdunl member of the Womens Medical Service SH COMMISSIRIIT TRCSI SMO, TTS, Supilt Vedical An to Il'omen, United Prouinces Report on the working of the Dufferin Hospital, Lucknow, for 12 months ending 30th November 1923 a 1 During the year under report the work of the hospital has gonon as usual As compared with the previous year there has been slight decrease in the number of patients, but an increise in the number of surgical operations and midwifery cases Staff –Sub Assistant Surgeon Viss llora Gideon has been in sul Fery satisfactorily She per 1923 which she passed Sub Assistant Surgeon from 1st Tuly 1923 to 3rd August 1923 Sub Assistant Surgeon Miss A T Dayal is placed on reserve duty from 20th August 1923 to 23rd September 1923 MITS Ling and M149 Carson continued throughout the year as Matron aud staff ourse respectively and have done good work and given grent entisfaction Mr Jacob continues as Compounder Pandit Prithu Nath cler! continues as usual to do very good work Training Compounders — At the beginning of the year there was au apprentice compounder who passed out in January 1923 At present there are no compounders under truning Probationer Nurses -At the beginning of the year there were 5 pro bationer nurses under training Three of these completed their course and passed the State Board Isamination held in March 1923 Iyo others passed the State Board Examination in midwifery and are con tinuing to take the training in sich nursing Two de probationers Tere admitted in March 1923 At present there are 4 probationers besides one who is not receiving a stipend She is taking a course of midwifery at her own cost Indian midwives -At the beginning of the year there were sis under training of these fire completed the course and passed the modified mid. Tifery esamination held during the rear and one was discharged Six ·18 TIIE COUNTESS OF DOT FENIT'S FUND new admissions were subsequently made Of these three after a short probation were discharged as unsuitable and there are at present three under training The three Gurkha womeu mentioned in last year's report completed their training and left in April 1923 Buildings --Some alterations long suggested käre been made, 22. , two partitions in the nurses' dormitory, dividing it into three rooms enlarging the nurses' duty room and enlarging a bathroom Eforts are being made to provide electric lights and fans and it is hoped that they may be provided early next year Finance --Same as last year AM WATTS, Wys, Medical Officer-in charge, Dufferin Hospital, Lucknow Brief report of the Dufferin Hospital, Cawnpore, during the year 1923. The word of the Dufferın Hospital has gone on steadily during the year There is a slight decrease in the number of indoor and outdoor patients, due to the many changes in the Sub Assistant Surgeon stoff The number of major and minor operations performed is the same 78 last year, but more abdominal operations have been done Mrs M Deen, Miss DI I Deen and Miss A E Dayal have all been in sub charge during the year Three pupil midwives, one Municipal daz, and two pupil com pounders are being trained During the year two pupil midwives sat for their State Board examination ind passed The Victoria Bemorni Wards have been pulled down and are now being rebuilt An office and peons' quarters are also being built Most nf the money necessary for the above work has been subscribed by Indian gentlemen, and it is hoped that all will be collected locally A grant of Rs 200 was received from the Provincial Committee, Countes of Dufferin's rund United Prouinces for the purchase of necessary instruments Lack of funds bampers the working of the Tospital very much, and tre nre to be still torse off next year as the Municipal Board 18 reducing their grant to the hospital br 15 per cent Å 1 1 GREIG, VIS, Medical Officer and Hon Secretary, Countess of Dufferin's Fund Assen Local Branch, Cawnpore ) ·RENORTS TROU OFICERS OF THE SERT ICF 19 Report on the working of the Dufferin Hospital, Allahabad, for the period ending 30th November 1923 Dr A L Machenzie, MD, JIS, Medical Officer-10 charge, Dufferin Hospital, Allahabad, has gone on 6 months' furlough with effect from 21st October 1923, since then I am acting as Vedical Officer- 10-charge in addition to my own duties 11 -Ile Is itut Surgeon Viss I lil was trinsferied to Bulandshahr on the 12th l'ebruin 1923, and Jis I Dharle, MB, BS, appointed virs Buck Sul fasi tunt Surgeon is placed on reserve duty frolo 15th June to 11th Juls 1923 and wis transferred to Benares The hospital continues to paintain class A for English spenting nurses and class B for Indian nurses There are 4 nurses in class A and 8 in clay B 1 from class B passed out during 1923 Thuld > a decrease in the number of out patients treated during the year, but the number of in patients show a slight increase The hospital continues its popularity The rent realized from the cottages is Rs 2 616 It is much mois than the last Improvements — The electric installation has been fitted during the Fear The Red Cross Society has lindly given a sum of Rs 1,000 for the purchase of a high pressure sterilizer It has been purchased froin Ves rs Down Bros Lon lon also fer more instiuments for Gynecolo gical surgery have been purchased during the year There have been no new additions or alterations to the buildings DI DHAWLL, NB, BS, Acting Medical Officer in charge, Duffcrin Hospital, Allahabad ear Brief Report of the Ishwarı Memorial Hospital, Benares, for the year 1923 Staff —The trork of the hospital has gone on steadily daring the year 1923 in spite of several changes in the staff Dr Glancy WIS gave over charge to the Cıvıl Surgeon, Benares, on the 24th December 1923 and I took over from him on the 6th January 1923 The House Surgeons for 1923 hare been Mrs Luke, Sub Assistant Surgeon till Varch Viss Bus Assistant Surgeon, till Day, and M153 TIector Sul Issistant Surgeon since Joy 1923 Previous to 1923 this hospital had an Assistant Surgeon and a Sub Assistant Surgeon to help the Medical Officer During 1923 I have hnd one Sub Assistant Surgeon only, excepting for 2 months when Miss Bur, Askistant Surgeon ris sent in sub charge, and the Sub Assistant Surgeon was transferred ·18 THE COUNTESS OF DUI FERIN'S FUND new admissions were subsequently made Of these three after a short probation were discharged as unsuitable and there are at present three under training The three Gurhha women mentioned in last year's report completed their training and left in April 1923 Buildings --Some alterations long suggested have been made, viz , two partitions in the nurses dormitory, dividing it into three rooms, enlarging the nurses' duty room and enlarging a bathroom Cfforts are being made to provide electric lights and fans and it is hoped that they may be provided early next year Finance --Same as last year AM WATTS, WMS Medical Officer-in-charge, Dufferin Hospital, Lucknow Brief report of the Dufferin Hospital, Cawnpore, during the year 1923. The work of the Dufferin Hospital has gone on steadily during the year There is a slight decrease in the number of indoor and outdoor patients, due to the many changes in the Sub-Assistant Surgeon staff The number of major and minor operations performed is the same as last year, but more abdominal operations have been done Mrs M Deen, Miss M I Deen and Miss A E Dayal have all been in sub charge during the year Three pupil midwives, one Municipal dan, and two pupil com. pounders are being trained During the year two pupil midivites sat for their State Board errmination and passed The Victoria Memorial Wards have been pulled down and are now being rebuilt An office and peons' quuters are also being built. Most of the money necessary for the above work has been subscribed by Indian gentlemen, and it is hoped that all will be collected locally A grant of Rs 200 wag received from the Provincial Committee, Countess of Dufferin's rund, United Prorinces, for the purchase of necessary instruments Lack of funds bampers the working of the Hospital very much, and we are to be still worse off next year as the Municipal Board 19 reducing their grant to the hospital by 16 per cent ARH GREIG, WMS, Medical Officer and Hon Secretary, Countess of Dufferin's Fund Assen Local Branch, Cawnpore.

·PLOTS FROM OIFICERS OF THE SERVICE the year Te bare had risits from thic Inspector General of Civil Hospitals, United Provinces, and Dr S II Commissarıt SO, WS, during Finance –The financial condition of the hospital is far front sati» factory The District Boud, Ben ires has reduced the annual subscription bi se Rs 1 220 to Rs 827) I special appeal has been made by the Local Committee and unless the reduction is cincelled, it will be very difficult to raise or eren to maintain the efficiency of the hospital General remarks - In conclusion I must thunl Colonel Illius, IIS, the Coral Surgeon of Benares for the heen interest he has taken a> men er of the local Committee in helping to promote the welfare of the liospital Viss Roberts and Viss Hector for their loval co operation and hard worl The D I Clerk and accountant, S Y Husain has worked steadily and has been of great help to me in matters relating to the office He teaches the nurses and the apprentice compounders elementary English In addition to his other duties MOLITERA, Was, Honorary Treasurer and Secretary, Dufferin Fund Committee Benares Branch, and Vedical Officer in charge Ishrarı Memorial Hospital Report by Dr Ruby Carr for the year 1923 I started my work in India as Resident Surgical Officer at the Dufferin Hospital in Calcutta on November 11th 1922 Then I took charge of two wards the Purdah rırd and the Children's ward, and of the private cases in the Cottages Part of my duty also was to attend the out patient department every morning I found the work very interesting, especially as a large proportion of the patients were suffering from tropical diseases, Kala azar being particulul common Inlso had the opportunity of doing a fairly large number of operations in the well equipped operating theatre which the Hospital possesses On Jas 3rd 1923 I ristiinsferred to the Agri Medical School 15 2n1 Velicnl Woman under Dr Webb Ms worl here consists in run ning the Surgical words and in teaching Surgery and Ophthalmology to the frel and 4th year medical students Nor that I am teaching myself I have begun to understand ind impathise with the Professors, under whom I studied in Edinburgh and elsewhere Never before did I realise the amount of creatire and dynamic poter that it is necessary to expend in teaching Horerer, r am I eenly interested in the work and thoroughly enjoy it ·20 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND As my nurses Mrs Staines, the latron, resigned on March 19th, Miss Roberta, the Senior staft nuise, succeeded her as Matron There has been a great improvement in the atmosphere of the hospital since Barch when some of the old employees, who were unsatisfactory, were weeded out The Aursing staff consists of a Matron, 2 Luropean nurses, and 2 Indian staff dais IVe have not had the full comple out the year Owing to the inadequate pa given, I find great difficulty in getting well like Benares one inust offer some inducement in the way of an adequate salary with allowances to attract a good standard of nurses efforts to get board allowance from the Local District Board failed [ applied to the Provincial Committee to sanction the appointment of 3 better paid and better qualified workers instead of 4 inefficiently trainel This would not incur any extra expenditure, but would in muy opinion improve the status of the hospital This appeal has also failed At present we have the full staff of nurses and dais, but during the greater part of the year we have been very under staffed, the work having fallen rather heavily on the Matron and the probationer Nursing staff Probatroner Nurses --This hospital trains Indian nurses only We had 3 at the commencement of the year, one passed out, one was dis missed for misconduct, two joined during the year, so that we have 3 under training at present There is a great dearth of applications for admission as stipendiary pupils This may be attributed partly to the poor scale of pay a midwives, and partly to the inadequate scholarship which they get while under training Lectures are given by the Medical Officer, the House Surgeon and the Matron Apprentice Compounders - There were two apprentice compounders at the beginning of the year, one passed out on April and the other in November 1923 There are none under training at present TVork done -The figures show an increase in both indoor and outdoor attendances as well ag in the number of maternity cases and operations Buildings and Equipment --Irom a grant of Rs 800 giren by the Inspector General, United Provinces, the boundary trail has been heigh tened by 18 inches Th19 19 Ters necessary as the hospital 18 situated in populated part of the city and was easily overlooked A latrine 18 under construction for the servants' use, this obviates the necessity of the patients' latrine being used by the menial staff Some alterations have been made in the anis' quarters, the bath place has been covered over, and better rentilation provided for the rooms Buch has been done in the way of furniture and repairs, making staff and patients more com fortable Trom a balance of Ng 1,000 out of a grant of Rs 1,500 giper by the Inspector General, Cıvıl Hospitals United Provinces in 1922, a bigh pressure linen sterilizer, bori sterilizer, and water boiler haro been purchased Without an efficient sterılızer the number of abdominal operations fiad to be reatricted Not the theatre 18 heiter equipped I am louisias forward to doing more major operative work ·REPORTS IRON OBIICERS OF TIIE SERVICE Te bare hnd visits from the Inspector Guberal of Curl Hospitals, United I'rovinces, and Dr S I Commissarint, S JO, VS, during the year Finance -Tlic financial condition of the hospital 19 far fron satisfactory The District Bourd, Benares, has reduced the annual subscription bi i lic Rs 1,220 to Rs 827) 1 special appeal has been made by the Local Committee and unle : the reductin is cancelled, it will be very difficult to raise or eren to inaintain the efficicucy of the hospital General remarls --In conclusion, I must thin! Colonel Illius, IS, the Cıvıl Surgeon of Benares for the heen interet lie lins taken as member of the Local Committee in helping to promote the welfare of the hospital, 31144 Roberts and Vliss llector for then log al co operation and hard worl The DI Clerk and accountant, S Illusain, has worked steadily and has been of great help to me in matters relating to the office He teaches the nurses and the apprentice compounders elementary English in addition to his other duties M OLIVERA, WS, Honorary Treasurer and Secretary, Dufferin Fund Committee, Benares Branch, and Vedical Officer-in charge, Ishwarı Memorial Hospital Report by Dr Ruby Carr for the year 1923. I started my work in India as Resident Surgical Officer at the Dufterin Hospital in Calcutta on November 11th 1922 Then I took charge of two nards, the Purdah ward and the Children's ward, and of the private cases in the Cottages Part of my duty also was to attend the out patient department every morning I found the work a large proportion of the patients were 3, Kala azai being particularly common loing a fairly large number of operations theatre bich the Hospital possesses on Jas 3rd 1923 I was transferred to the Agra ledical School 15 2nd Vedical Woman under Dr Webb ning the Surgical wards and in teaching Surgerr and Ophthalmology to the 3rd and 4th rear medical students Now that I am teaching myself I have begun to understand ind sympathise with the Professors under whom I studied in Edinburgh and elsewhere Never before did I realise the amount of creative and <lynamic power that it is necessary to spend in teaching am keenls interested in the work and thoroughly enjoy it I work here consists in run- Ножетег, І ·22 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERE'S FUND I also appreciate very much my good fortune in working under Dr Tebb, whom I always find to be a most helpful and understanding Chief RUBYF CARR ND, ch B , TUS, 2nd Medical TV oman, Agra Te hind WOMEN'S MEDICAL SCHOOL, AGRA Peport for 1923 The outstanding event of 1923 has been the re organisation of the Women s Medical School, making it a self contained School with a staff consisting entirely of women 'l his arrangement recommended by all my predecessors has been carried through at last after many years The staff consists of 2 members of the WMS, ie, the Principal and the Professor of Surgery, and four members of the Provincini Medi cal Service For the first six months of the Session Di 1 Juli 18 7 re erre on low from the TV IS to orguse tle Pathology Department I feel that Agra and the United Provinces and I personally ove a great debt of gratitude to the Dufferin Council for their most generous help and sympathy, and especially to Dr Balfour for her untiring efforts in this cause In July the School rus visited by His Excellency the Governor, and the Honourable Minister for Tiction and Local Self Government, and on August 1st, the opening dar of the he eion I received 1 wire conyeving the sanction of Govern ment to the separation This is too late for all the lecturers to be here but me bagan with 911 senior subjects except Medicine being given by our own stafi, Chemuster among the junior subjects is given by J1 Singham VB BS and the lecturers of the Men's School came over to our compound for all other subjects From October 1st our own full staff has been in residence and all lectures given by women It has meint hard uphill work, with tro subjects for ench of us and the very minimum of equipment to begin with, and I must thank the members of the stntf who have borne o patiently with my cutting down their indents for the harest neces stries of laboratory life It is too soon to ser unything thout results but me know that the change must he for the real good of the students, and the improvement of the Tomen Suh Assistant Surgeons of these Provinces Dr Oliver W SIS tras transferred on January 1st and Dr Cuthlert W VS took hier plnee as 2nd Vedical Woman till Mat when she reigned from the Service Dr Thungamma TYS and Dr Willer Share een here for short periode ne reserves Te huse leen err fortunata in securing Junior staff Taltera a trinel trocher lefore she took up Vedicine ind an espe- Dr Agnes rienced lecturer in medical suf jects since, as Professor of Medicine and ·Tulott iroj 01110RS 01 TU! SHITICI Materra Jedica Dr Ilda Brown, JB, BS, Bristol (again through the finest its of the Dulurin Council), had the ads antage of special post. graduate work at fasaulı as Profe or of l'athology, Vedical Jurispru. dence and llygiene Dr G Butt, who las been assistant to the Professor of Anatomy and I'lrsiology Dr Singlan as Profe or of Chemistry and Phy4ics The work of the hospital has increased during the year and to feel conhd it that the clinical uork in Vedu nie and Surgers will be sullicient for our med The operating theatres of the Lady Lyall Hospital bas been tien up for use as a l'hysiology and Pathology laborators with accommodation for about 20 students The old Dispensary has been conserted into a Chemistry and Physics la Doratory with accommodation for 24 students is students take all their practical classes in separate years this 14 sufficient As regards hospital stafi Dr Carr has been here since lay in charge of surgical wards of the Lady Lyall Hospital The Medical wards have been under Dr Cuthbert, Dr Sunglam aud Dr Walters I bure as usual had the Obstetric and Gynaecological wards The urte nursing arrangements work well and the staff has been prac ticalls complete throughout the year, the results of the last exymation are not yet out Jrs Connell uns bern Assistant Superintendent and since Jiny Superintendent of the Lostel Light students have qualified during the rear of liom four are now working here as House Surgeons, the others have all been appointed to posts in various parts of thic Provinces One who was a private student has gone to Dholpur It is a striking fact that during the short time the Pathology labora tory, has been open two students have shown marhed aptitude for the word and expressed a wish to go on with it after qualifying This shows that we may hope in future to train our own Pathology Demonstrators and perhaps eren lecturers VIP WTBB HAS Principal II omen s Medical School, Agra Agra, UP The following 19 a brief account of my work since joining the Women : Medical Service India in November 1922 I serred for the first six months at the Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi where I worked in the Pathological Department During that time I went to the R A DIC Station Hospital Poona, on a ten days' course of study in Venereal diseases Left Delhi in May to act for the Medical Superintendent of the Lady Clgın Hospital, Gaya for a perio) of $18 teeks after which time I proceeded to the Central Research Instı tute nt Kasauli to study Bacteriological technique for six weeks previous ·24 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND to coming to the Women's Medical School to organise the new Pathology Depırtment lecture on Pathology, Jedical Jurisprudence and Hygiene and to do the Medico legal work On the 25th Norember 1923 I took over charge of the Surgical wards during the absence of the lecturer on Surgery which work I am contı nuing up to date N A B MURPHY Report of the Government Victoria Hospital, Vizagapatam, for the year 1923 Staff —Dr H Lazarus WIS, tas in charge of the hospital up to 31st August when I relieved her Assistant Surgeon Miss A John k There 7 z Sing staff p to work We npounder, willingly I'rnance --The proposal to tale orei the hospital for the Govern ment to the Countess of Dufferin e Fund will tahe effect soon Her IIighness The Rau lub z of Wadhwan has most generously cime for ward and made an endowment of Rs 2 lakhs towards that object This has been rested with the Treasure of Charitable Fndowments Vadia Gorernment The interest aceruing from this is to be spent on the mun tenance of the hospital after it is tal en orer by the Dufferin Tund should have taken over in December but for the recent terrible cyclone of the 17th November which has set us back The loss to our buildings is nl out a thousand rupees The Government 19 helping us on with these repairs now Bildings --The present ho pital 1s an old Dutch house The muni firent gift from His Highness The Maharajah Cajapt Rro the father of Tier IIighness The Ranı Sahibi of Wadharan Here we house all our patients We rery badly require a separate out patient bloc! and a sepainte ward for dirty septic cases The Public Works Department Jinie not got far with tle operation block of the hospital Improiements -Te hure recerred a new stock of aseptic operation room furniture 27 (1) Aseptic operation table (2) Aseptie ginas almırıh (3) ? small glass tallca We hve also got a ruction systera of lasntort lasin sinctioned thich is un improvement on the tank we poeeeee Tl orld ne-We have had an unusunl numł er of labour cases during the Inst fer month The out patients numi er almost the same as I efore mohing allowance for some fall in number due to the unsettliog of famı Ties through the cyclone In the in patients there is a slight fall, partis hecapse of the change of medical officer ·RLIORI PROTI OBICEPS OF THE SERVICE 22 room ) Gifts --(l) is usual Her Highness The Ranı Sahiba has helped us with rarious gifts for the comfort of our hospital (2) Is yet we are without a water tap in our hospital The Chairman of the Municipality has very kindly promised to supply our fant in that re pect one for oui labour room wd another for the operation lle would bare supplied us rith the abore, but for the losses caused by the cyclone (3) Vr Abela Suryanaayanamurthi Pantulu Garu, В A , BL, has made a donation of Rs 300 for proriding our patients with a gramophone and come records to heep then happy with music (4) Turo gasolene lamps hare been generously given us last month br Rio Salub Sri Ramacastri the Public Prosecutor of Vizag patam Ihr 19 ug od and thoughtful gift (5) Jr RR TIBhanoji R10 the Zemındar of Madal valam, has promised a donntion of Rs 300 this month This will go for proriding basins for the water taps (65 In October last the Red Cross Society, Jadras, gave us ? good supply of clothing for our hospital patients. This goes a great way townrds their comforts in the present season We ne very thun) ful for them and also to tho e gentle people who have so generously helped us with their promies and moner B THUNGAVIA, TRCSE, W US Report of Government Victoria Hospital for Women, Madras, for the year 1923 The roul of the hospital has gone on steadily throughout the year There is ngain a notable increase in the number of obstetric cases, thiera Tere 1,170 cases up to November 30th this year as compared with 1,065 to the same date last rear The Radnnt hent appliance mentioned in last year's report has been in constant use and has given great satisfaction, especially in cases of pelvic inflammation Some of the recent esudntes have disappeared as if by nigic under radiant heat treatment It is not so successful in the chronic inflammations Irut in some cases it has been found to diminish the pain considerably alti ongh the bulk of the erudatı h 1s 1100 m riedly lessened It is much used here after abdominal sections, especiallr in cases where there have been extensive separation of adhesions and is found greatly to relieve post operation pain Tour cases of blood trans fusion linre been performed with highly successful result in three in one of these the lemoglol in rose from 18 per cent the day before, to 35 per cent the day after transfusion The Venereal Dicence Post gradunte classes were held beginning respectively on T'ebruary 5th and 21st 1923 the first for Assistant and the second for Sub Assistant Surgeons Both classes tell attended and were greatly apprecintire The Government bie 1 the continuance of training of Anglo Indian pupil purope, c2 1 ·20 TIIE COL TESS OF DCEFFLI'S FLD hasc beon uuder training since Varch 1923 These are to bave 18 months training in tlus hospital and 18 months in the hospital at Rosapuran, which is a genernl hospital, at the end of their training thes sit for examination by a Board of 1 saminers and if successful are granted a Madras Gorernment Diplonia The surgical worh done remains mostly gynæcological in character It is seldom that general surgical cases are seen liere The number of major operations remain al out the sumir as last year JARI O'BRITN READ0\, , BS (I ovd }, rusi, Supdı , Goit l'ictoria lloepitul for II omen, Madras Lady Aitchison Hospital, Lahore, for the year 1923 Dr O'Neilly was in charge of the Lady Aitchison Hospital from January 1923 to September 1923 Dr Curjel assisted by Di Waller very lindly carried on till Dr Iranklin's appointment in November Miss O'Neil the Nursing Superintendent has torhed untiringly with a very inadequate staff throughout the year her nurses baring been cut down owing to shortage of funds There are now no staff nurses Nurse Brookes till sit for her medical and surgical nursing esamination in February One compounder 1199 1 een in charge of the dispensary Dr Barlow and Dr Vincent are the two House Surgeons, they have worked well nguinst many difficulties throughout the year There has been a slight increase in the indoor, midwifery, general surgical and medical crees The out patients are somewhat lower than they were last year Repairs and cleaning are now being tal en in hand Her Forellency Lads Reading's visit to the hospitnl on 25th October tras much appreciated and her vers lind gift of Rs 400 will help in the erection of an open ur rrud for tuberculosis patients which is much needed HM TRANKLIN Report on the Dufferin Block, Ripon Hospital, Simla, tor the year 1923 The work of the hospital has gone on steadily throughout the rear I tool prer change of the hospital in June 1923 Dr Lea, who is in charge during the vinter months has been a most zealous and enthy sinstic colleague A fair amount of interesting surgical work has been performed, including 18 abdonmal operations ·TEPOTTS FROM OFFICERS OF THE SERVICE 27 Throughout the season the hospital has been greatly overcrowded It has accommodation for 20 beds, but on more than one occasion there have been 49 patients This has meant a serere strain on the hospital ind using inti but Vi > Roserare, the, Vatron, and the nurses have Co-operated mos: loyally in carrying on the work under resy trying cou ditions Largely owing to Miss Roserare's good administration and devotion, the hospital is now clean and well ordered It 19 hoped that the ner Lady Reading Hospital will be opened in Jlay 1924, when the in patients from the 1uferin Hospital will be transferred there, but oning to the inore central position of the Dufferin, it has been decided that the work of the out patient department shall be continued there as formerly During the sercon unofficial visits were paid to the hospital by Her Excellency the Countess of Reading, Lady Maclagan, Lady Rowlinson, Vi Il rham Vas Butler ind i rious members of the cipal Committee and an officnl visit from Dr Curjel I bare to acl nowledge rith much gratitude, the valuable help given in the ho pítal los sereral ladies during the summer Mrs Howell, Vra Teasdale [Ts Chamier and Jfra Wilson especially have given ungrudgingly of their time and service Many welcome gifts of uld linen brbies clothes, etc have been received The Lady Rending Needlework Guild gave a giant of Rs 300 for linen and also sent Talunble parcel of linen and blunhets CHARIOTTI I. HOULTON, D, DS (Lond), wvs 2 The 12th December 1923 Women's Hospital, Hyderabad, Sind, for the year 1923. I took orer charge of the hospital in Vay 1923 This hopital has only recently been taken up as one of the posts of the Women's Medical Service Viss Alfred ho is a member of the Junior Branch of the Women's Medical Service has only been a year and a half at Hyderabad The building is old fashioned and poor, but the local Committee are earnest in their efforts to build a new hospital soos There 1199 leen no change in the staff wluch consists of Dr Ilfred (Assistant Surgeon) Ivo qualıfied nurses, one matron, one compounder and two ward women Ja jouty of the ob tetrical work is conducted by the dais rho are being trained in this hospital, there are three passed and seren pupil dara All the members of the staff are forking very satisfactorily There has been a considerable increase in the number of in and outdoor patients G VAHOVED ALI, Wus, The 14th Decen ber 1923 ·25 THE COUNTESS OF DIFEERIN S FUND LADY ELGIN ZENANA HOSPITAL, GAYA. Annual Report, 1923 Ile y car 1923 has witnessed many changes both in the hospital and in the surrounding districts to both of which I shall refer later lle wol has gone on steadılr the operations showing the biggest increase and the other departments have more than inaintained their level of previous years There is a small increase in the attendance of out patients We are plea ed about this as we thought that the establishment in June last of a net worl of 40 new dispensaries in the district rould diminish cur numbers on account of patients obtaining medical relief nearer bome The in patient department continues to be popular any patients come in from miles around and eren from beyond the district to avail themselves of the opernting facilities The abdominals show 1 gratı fying increase the number of 24 being already reached by the end of November as compued with 16 for the whole of 1922—the highest total till this year One particularly interesting case was the largest Orarian Cyst I have ever seen Eren tl e ureters trere inrolved in the adhesions 'created and were almost indistinct from the wall of the Cyst itself The maternity department is the one fly in our ointment Withi so many babies coming yearly into Gaya it is heart rending to note that the two main hospitals in the town fail to get more than about 70 cases a year'the dais securing a rast majority of confinements Many of these who come however are abnormal cases and in the course of the year we run through the whole list of Obstetric Operations The renerenl department is progressing favourably 26 patients having received treatment so far The rents obtained from the paying quarters have reaclied high water mark this year The cottages have mostly been occupied and on many occa ions reserved by the patients on the waiting list Staff On the completion of her ( months probation Viss Nascar 3 resignation was accepted I tre pleased to see the last of her as she was incapable of carrying out many of the duties usually assigned to a House Surgeon Dr Murphy WMS acted for me for 5 weeks during my absence on holiday The Indian Matron Mrs Annapurna Ros resigned in March and was replaced by Ifts A Carroll an Anglo Indian Datron ho las been with us since September By doing so tre have reverted to the old order of haring an Luropean or Anglo Indian Matron A new compounder has been in the service of the hospital since July and is giring satisfaction in her wor! Of the 5 probationers one Alice Doch was suspended for flagrant brench of rules and discipline and her services subsequently dispensed with Her sister Era Dosh resigned later One new probationer Mrs Mobibala Das has been accepted fou training ·REPORTS FROI OFFICERS OF TIIF SERVICE The nurses entered into occupation of the ner nurses' quarters in April, 80 adequate accommodation has not been secured them Visitors --Dr Balfour, Chief Diedical Officer, Tomen's Medical Sertice, paid her rearls visit in January, and Colonel Ainsworth, thu new Inspector General, in Vay Te had the pleasure of welcomog Her Excellency Lady Wheeler to the hospital earis in November She rent through the whole place very carefully, and expressed herself vers 5 mpathetically She uns promised such help as she can give us from the authorities at Pator Among her suggestions she gare prominence to 1 Drainage Scheme tall enclosing the compound and later on a better operating theatre We hope to secure all these in due time Our financial position continues to be entirelt satisfactory Q L DF ME\EZCS FPCS, WS, Medical Superintendent Report of the Raj Dufferin Hospital, Bettiah, for the year 1923 In October 1923 I tool orer temporary charge of the Hospital from Dr E B Hollway who was transferred for temporary duty to Bombay This verr there hare been no clianges in the staff which consists of Dr Bede (IIouse Surgeon) Sıster Ido (intron) one qualified compounder two qualified nurses and thirteen dais Three of these have lately been examined by Major IIowlett IVS and received their certificates The hospital worl has been much as usual There has been a slight decrease in the number of in patients but I noticeable increase in the number of maternity cases and come increase in the number of out patients The number of operntions bas been about the same as last year Sereral improvements have been made this year in the Hospital buildings (1) The new maternity blocl is almost completed and we hope to more into it rithin 1 month In addition to the labour ward tliere will be accommodation for sis maternity cases The old mnternity and labour wards will be used as small wards so proriding eight more beds in the hospital or if needed they will be used as primate rards for better class Indun patients (2) The whole hospital has been refloored with patent stone (3) The walls of the cards lore been tiled for three feet above toe ground (4) Nem lathrooms and latrines have been made for both the big waris ·30 TIIE CUETTESS OF DOFFFRIV S FUYD (5) Additional sky lights have been put into the out patients depart meut the office, the dispensary and two small Tards (6) The puruh wards the kitchen and tno godownts have been re foored and the walls cemented for three feet above the ground NI TROUTON, 21 , BS, Acting Jedical Superintendent 1 Report of the Lady Hardınge Hospital, Akola, for the year 1923 I took over charge of the Hospital on 13th July 1923 from Dr | Paul Assistant Sui con ho in ler turn took charge from Dr r D Burnes ho rent home on lenre on 23rd Jay 1923 The principal posats which I think it worthwhile mentioning in this report are (1) a critical inspection of the Hospital accounts and affairs by the local Deputy Comni sioner Mr A K Smith many of whose valuable suggestions were carried out by the Hospital Committee (2) Dr M I Balfour Joint Secretary pud a visit to this hospital leliver a lecture to the Alola public on and Child TVelfare illustrated by magic i the necessity of establishing at Alola a centre for the infant welfare Fork The idea was steadıly taken up and an Association called Infant Welfare came to be established with Ur Camı as Secretary and \1 Shriram Sujamal as President This Association is doing excellent troik through the generous help of the local people (3) As popular subscriptions are cerse] to come in the income of the Hospital falls sllort of the vecessary expenditure and no ingenuity con cope with the difficult problem Riuringing to spread the repay ment of a loan taken from the Building Fund Account over a period of ten years a temporary relief s gained and a budget is kept with a closing balance of Rs 4 292 the expenditure side being cuituled to the utmost limit possible A full time and highly paid clerk is neplaced by 2 clerk in the Deputy Commissioner s Office ho lends his cime to the Hospital Tork about three hours a day for a monthly allorance of Rs 15 (4) Tith 4 tier to supplement the resources of the Hospital which are loving signs of wealening is the Vunicipal Committee at Karanja has flatly declined to continue its innual grint of Rs 150 and po serious endeavours are made to appeal to the philanthropic public to make donations the Hospital Committee leriel ? general fee of three annis per hend per day for the medical l elp rendered to visitors at the outdoor dispensary and slightly enhanced the scale of donations from indoor jatients using fimily murds This sudden lery of 1 fee took the people bi surprise the number of out loor patients instantaneously dropped down and during the period of more than four months of the lery this utimber never regtined its normal figure Prior to the lery of the fee ·RETORIS FRUS 01 ICLIS OR THE SERVICE 31 are the average daily attendance as over 60 and from the day of the levy it dropped down to 4 or 5 and it luis not gone over 11 or 12 This udreise effect is being anxiously thought over by the members of the Hospital Committee (5) The general programme of necessary buildigs for the Hospital underwent a thorough rerision at the hands of the late Lieutenant Colo nel Young Inspector General of Cıvıl Hospitals, Central Provinces and Bear, and the Ho pital Committee lias deckled to where to it and to carry it out as funds at ate disposal permit The most urgent requirements an operation theatre and a labour room for which the requisite plans and estimates hare been got prepared but the work of esecution has not yet been commenced Tor runt of these es ential room, Famils Frard rooms are encronchied upon an operation and dispensary room, in examination room and quarters for the Intron The staff remuned unchanged lhe number of in patients 1, well as out patients has been steadıls increasing The number of operations has considerably incrensed This means that the quality of the work done has improved and that the institution 19 7ssuredly gaining in popularity With the progress of time the institution is winning the confidence of the people and there is great hope in the future for the institution as a centre of medical relief contiolled by the Countess of Dufferin'a Fund The number of operations performed during the rear 1923 was 384 ngunst 193 of the last year The selected opeintions are similarly increased from 34 to 74 including abdominals and eve operations The number of in patients rose from 447 in 1992 t) (24 in 1993 M188 A Paul 1199 been at Akol for the last ten vears and she is well known to the people of Alolu Nursing staff consists of one Jatron 2 staff nurses and 7 probationer nurses of whom two hold Gosernment scholarships nd two are honorary workers Severnl applications were iccerved in the Hospital for pro bationei truning and for appointments of staff nurses which hnd to be refused for two reasons one for want of funds and second Tunt of accommodation in nurses quarters During the year under report a branch outdoor dispensary was opened on the 1st December at the Indoor Department for admini tintion of medicines to the people residing 1 Jathar Peth Um and Alot File The Doctor in charge 19 allowed free discretion to chuge fees according to their menns the actual paupers being admitted free The number attending this branch dispensary 13 sterdılr increasing nd it is expected that this branch will in course of time gain the confidence of the public and prove a success RVTCADAV Lad , Superintendent ·TIIE COUNTESS OF DUFFERI\'S FOYD 2 Report of the Lady Dufferin Hospital, Karachi, for the year 1923 The IIospital has been under my charge throughout the seli under review, while there has been several changes in staff we have almost always had our full number both of trained staff and probationers Two senior Indian nures passed the I inal lloprtal Lemination and several pupil midles passed the B P A eramuination in midwifers during the year Six nurses preced the first year esamination Anatomy and Physiology and we have nor 5 Turopean or Anglo Indian nurses all doing the 3 years' tiuning We now have our full number of li ard Sisters (4) and as there has been so much night work Intelt one of the e lins been appointed per manent night Sister I hire hd two lIousc Surgeons throughout the year Il'orl in Hosptal - The worl in Hospital shows no large chunge, the figures remaining about the same 15 last year 1 here lins however, been a stends increase in the normal midwifery cases while the abnormal midwifery cases remain the same It is gratifying to find that old patients of the Hospital are returning more and more especially those who have alrends laid Cwer Section or difficult labour before The private rooms have been fairly full throughout the jer nio e and more high caste Indian Fomen are coming into them for their con finements and have actunlly been booking them in advance latels The following is a biief summary of the worl of the Hospital during 1923 Total number of new out patients to date (Dec 8th) 8,934 ner in patients to date 1 656 labour coses to date 496 normal labout cases to date 420 abnormal labour cases to date 176 ,, operations (in door only) 366 abdominal operations 54 The major operations included the following Crearean Section 10 Salpingectomy or Orariotomy or both 17 umlateral bilateral 10 Suprapubic Cystotomy Laparotomy for abdominal pregnancy Appendicectomy Gilliams operation Irreducible femoral or ventral hernia Pan lipsterectomy 1 Strangulated or irian with Cæsarean Section 1 Di Tulfour CMO, TAS, Tras unable to risk the Anspital during the year but is expected in January nest O HART, WASI, Physician in charge 1 > 3 ) 19 ·LIST OF OFFICERS 33 (3) List of Officers. I. BALFOUR, J13 J1,B,C(Edin }, Cert Tx (Lond), Sımla ard Delhi 2 JACKENZIE, JA L, LBCP & 8 (Edın), LFP &s (Glas), 1D (Biv), Allahabad. 3 CAMPBELL, Jrs GJ, JD, ch B (Glas,), Cest Tv (Lond) Delhi + SCOTT, J183 A C. YB, 19 (Lond), on furlough 6 BAITES, YR P D, LRCP &s (Edın), LFP &s (Glas ), D (Brui), Alola 6 Waris, 3153 E TURVBE, ID,B. (Lond), Bombay 7 WATTS, 31743 AJILBCP & $ (Edip ), LFP && (Glas) LX (Rot , Lucknow 8 O BEIEN BEADOY, JIRS M, B, BS (Lond ), LSA, Madras 9 NAOROJI, M143 M A D, B, CL B (Edın ) Cutch Bhuj 1Q WEBB, JI« M , LBCP & 8 (Edin), LTP &s (Glas ), Agra 11 COMMISSARIAT, J145 S HI, FRC: (Ire), 11 (Pot ) Certtu (Lond), 2X8, (Bombay), Luchdor 12 FRANKLIN, M-9 H. M, B,BS (Lond) Delbı 13 HOULTOS Miss C LD B8 (Lond) Ceit tu (Lond) Sımla 14 MURPIs, V193 U C, VRCS (Eng), 13CP (Lond), v B (Calcutta) Dell : 16 Bose, 229 L M , FICSI, L* (Rot ), Shikaipur 16 KAMALAKAR, MES D, LBCP &s (Edın) LFP & S (Glas ), LUS (Vadias), 1 x (Pot ), Nagrar 17. CLEJAL, Jiss D F,ID (Glas ) DP II (Camb) Simla and Lahore 18 LAZARLS, Mrsg H, X RCS (Eng) LRCP (Lond) I B B8 (Madras) LX (Rot) Vizagapatam 19 BROTVE MINS HAMILTOY, Y.B cha (Sd), Calcutta 20 OLIVERA, 1188 3 MBCS (Eng , LBCT (Lond) LIS (Bombay) B nares 21 STAPLETON, Miss G MD, BS (Lond) Delhi 22 HART, Jiss C, RCS (Eng) LBCP (Lond) UD (USA) Karachi 23 DIENEZES, Miss L DE, BCS (Eng) LRCP (Lond) Gaya 21 KEESS, JIISS I, U PCS (Eng), IBCP (Lond) LX && (Bombay) Quetta 25 O REILLI, Viss A LBCP (Lond), BCS (Eng) Lahore 26 MCILROY, MISS J HUB, ch B 5C (Glas) Delhi 27. STEWART, Miss M, B,che (Edia ) Madias 28 LITINGSTONE, MBS, M A B CB, DPI (St Andrew s) Delh: 29 MATTIAL M183 E, IBCS (Eng), LBCP (Lond), Suiat 30 HOLLWAT, MISS E B, 3B, BS (Lond), Bettrab 31 GEEIG, MISS A RH, YB, C e (Edin), Caropole 32 TAUNQALMA, Miss B, 7BC8 (Edin), EROS (Edin) LX && (Vadıas) Agią 33 MOHAMMED ALI, Vis3 G, 13, B8 (Allahabad) DOYS (London), Iv (Dublin), Hy durabad (Sind) 31 Davidso Misa G ED, IB ch B (Edin ) Sim'a and Delhi 35 CARB, M185 R T, B, CB (Edin), Agra 36 MUBPKS, MI153 DI A, B, B ch, BAO (Dublin), DPI (Edın) Delhi 37 PATEL, MI183 G P, MB, BS (Lond), Delhi 38 TBOUTON, DI153 N NB, B3 (Lond) YBCS, LBCP, Calcutta 39 WALKEB, Misg E S. B, Bcb (Belfast), DPR (Lond), Lahore 40 MBILAN, JIS H , MB.ch B (Edin), FRCS Edin), Delhi 41 MICCADLA Viis N RBCS LBCT (Lond) Alola ·34 TIIE COCYTESS OF DIFFERTY'S FOND (4) Return of Patients treated in Hospitals staffed by Officers of the Women's Medical Service Station Total attendance of out patients Number of in patients Name of Ilospital Yamber of new ont patients fold and new) Bengal Lady Dufferin Victoria Hospita) Calcutta 2217 4020 11 678 Berar Abola Lady Hardingo Hospital 621 4 073 16 802 Bihar and Orissa Ray Dufferin Hospital Bettiah 2,292 22 786 85 006 Gaya Lady Elgı Zepada Hos 464 6 402 37,206 tata! Hyderabad (Sınd) 678 0,234 39 302 Karachi 1 737 9 363 24 623 Surnt Bombay Lady Dafferin Hospital Laly Dufferin Hospital Seth Vorarbhai Tujdhu khandas Hospital for Women and Children Cama and Albless Hos pital and Tofter S Dis pepsary 517 5 282 29 971 Bombay 2812 8220 26 €00 Jubbalpore Central Provinces Elgin Hospital Crump Dispensary children 433 3 179 10,901 3 470 11 270 $03 7,125 17 863 Nagi ar Dofierin Hospital Bupurao Dada D speasury 4 666 11 764 ·2.ELI'S OF PATIEYTS TREATED 35 Returns of Patients treated in Hospitals staffed by Officers of the Women's Medical Service-continued, Station Name of Hospital. Number of in patients Number of new outpatients Total attendance of outprtients (old and new) Delhi, Delhi Lady Hardinge Hospital 1 891 9,400 26,023 Madras 3,061 12,344 31,430 Madras. Victoria Hospital for Caste and Gocha Wonien Victoria Hospital for Women and Children Vizagapatam 403 12,011 . 10,256 Lahore Punjab, • Lads Artehison Hospital Duffeiin Plock, Ripon : Hospital 968 7,377 19,696 Sunla 498 5,231 11,819 Allahabad 7,305 21,036 Benares 11,262 31,962 United Provinces of Agra and Oudh. Dufferin Hospital 918 Ishwari demorial Hopital 937 Duffern Hospital 466 Duffera lIospital 819 Women's Medical School 2,694 Hospital 4,704 18,469 Cawapoie Lucknow. 9,351 26,301 Arla 15,083 23,011 Baluchistan, Quetta 178 8,919 21,687 Lady Dufferin Sandeman Hospital. Lady Dufferiu Zepana Hospital Fort Sandeman 122 3,892 6,923 Sibi DICI Foi Zenada Hospital . 219 5,599 17,957 ·3G and Towns Names of Hospitals 1 Farportet by Tetuah Bu 15 000 0 0 10000 S GJD 63 0.0000 Imperial Government Countrss of Dofferia Fand (Central Committee) 8017 15 0 3 424 0 0 3 000 00 Interest from forcatmcpto, 3 000 00 11 000 00 1 425 0 0 250 00 I\COME 00200 2 349 Local Gorepament Connten of Daterina Paid (1 rovincial Committee) Stupicipal Committee District Doand. 0 0 000000 3 000 00 764 00 $ 800 0 0 2003 0 2 000 0 0 Subscclpllons 19 000 OB 3195 00 531000 3 851 09 1 ces or room rent 17 800 06 THE COUYTESS OP DIFFERIN'S FUND 2 6800 3 02% 0 0 • 19! OO Superior M LO 0 0 2375 11) Sta W GO BO Metal 250 00 1 066 0 0 60 00 23 3000 Unifons CINE TINGE Car 1 031 OO 3 500 DO 14100 Total 1 000 00 008 00 297 3 000 00 M dicias Indiraments or QCA OD Niospital 690 OD reie seca EIPENDITURE 056 tent 0 0 1 130 Particulars of Hospitals under officers 125 7 6 400 OO ASIS 0 101 OD Tally cool rer les Total Ditt 159 OO 1 30000 237 OO 1 007 00 40300 3 810 OD Lession of ballding 1 Miscellaneous 1 1 Aralstapt Surgeote. 1 Sub-esistant Satgoo. Metron of Nursing beperkt tendeat.

·PARTICULANS OP HOSPITALS, the Women's Medical Service. STAFF WOBL DO EI HOSPITAL WOTE POVI (11 431) ottt HOSPITAL STATE is PRO Cax DATOT TOC D 131 Gry COLOGI CAL CABI MID WIT111 **0111110 AXIS Nu ter of new In patients Nu ber of new out patient Tl is kould foclaje work a ong de # Initt Welfaro WOCK work for St John An lulauto Association Anglo 1 dlan 1 dia AX1 DİR Trontlo cro I llan Tralo ---- Mitters Normal labour A ornal U der RC Cal Aldon inal Jabotir Anorat cuin Alortions Outloor toop Total os IGLT 699 16 2 851 38 The sen or Hos ptal Surgeon con luce th S John Am bu an e Angla Inl an Laby cnc on Los Bazar gures approx mate fo 25 2 M BA 335 One Slunicipal m de le And Bome da s Onder control of the Lady Sapenoten dent Le tares boar IZT 10 Dormal LA cinee Eereral other cases dre 10g for abe Cerses in por Corolog cal treatnent mDer Dot recorded ON of 9 160 104 836 ·Toplist Imperial Coreto ment Connten of Dufferin Yand (Central Committee) 7 010 00 3 864 0 0 Interest from In restments 3 cod Oo 6 10 0 3 500 0 0 3 635 00 Local Gorenocok Counters of Durerin und (I rotinclal Committee) Manicipal Committee INCOME I 100 00 District Doard 381 0 0 787 0 0 Subscriptions 679 00 1 670 00 Fecs or room rent. 3 373 0 0 3 121 00 Superior 2 6 2 0 0 2 801 00 ALOR CLTD 8917 Neaia! Uniform TIE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND. CL 9 208 0 0 661 00 6113 ESORII rotal. 1 992 0 0 1 008 00 141 0 0 7 Medicines Instramenta requisites or Hospital EXPEDITUTE 333 00 (5) Particulars of Hospitals under office l'ent 0 4 3 OS 3 -80 338 OO Daily cost per be Total DIT 569 00 1300 1 800 00 2 514 0 0 Repairs or bu dingo Miscellaneous Asplatsot Sur FEODS. Sub-Axelstast Surgeon MA D Or Nursing Mur 1 2 1 ·PARTICLLINS OF HOSTITALS. f the Women's Medical Service-contd. STATE HORA DOVE IS HOSPITAL TORE DONE IS IT) (TTADE OSPITAL Crazy PH0B4- Cou ITOS. POTYD- 19 GIVE CutcGI CAL CASES VID IT-IT TEIS OPISATIJNE TEMAREE This should inch to work wewntk or "John Ambulance Association Sielers Total 9 131 18 3179 01C 12 16 260 A few outs de FIBated made and lector & to Hoibera riven during Febroary by Cat Acet Sargtop in eborge Crump DSje sart 8 895 Cm 12 116 12 1 230 10 0#7 73 mat units 085e. Attende 1 outside ·Ilames of Hospitale 40 C und 141 Lihore Lady Aitch OC HOS Dafterin Pirona HOF tal PUNJAB Lock Xray formoden yeter a sospitat Gorerpment Patam" Cu dromen DIRT OF VIOIDJA Gorern redt MADRAS Pial Delbl 1 sdgard nze Hos Delhi 5 622 4 0 750 00 26 11 het 10 0 0 0 85 997 0 0 Imperfal Coverament Countess of Toftra Fund (Lentral Coma ittet) Interest frord Inrestmenta. Local Government Counters of Ius Fund (l rovine al Committe Aranicipal Committco 170 3 001 00 INCOME 15 30 1 CO2 11 3 2 071 0 0 D strict l'oard 2 0 12 0 8pbscriptions 6913 12 0 CO 2 o 1958 0 0 857 0 0 Hecs or room rent 14 013 11 2 IGJ 11 0 23 017 00 1 800 00 Super or IS 218 140% 74 11 061 0 0 f TIE COUNTESS OF DUFFELIY'S FOND. 3 680 Oo ETIT Bar Voala! 448 07 2n3 15 11 139 00 Uniform 29 671 3 10 7 A90 2 3 CA 305 3 4 980 0 0 cito TIXGIX Cox Total 1 810 5 8 • 613 6 0 6 015 0 0 143 00 Bredenes I On po 03 12 3 6 868 36 11 ospital EXPENDITLLE (5) Particulars! of Hospitals under officers 0 0 0 068 Instram nta Or tentate Rent Daily, cost per hal Total 1 13 9 123 8 32 8 32', 13 0 10 619 00 053 OO DIIT! 3851 36 3 320 728 OD 371 00 $ 3C0 0 1 430 Peraire or by Jingn 10 083 13 0 Bisoci'sneous 2 Assistant Surgeons Sat-Assistant Rargeons Datron or Nars ng baperin tendents ·PIRichlars or HOSPITALS the Women's Medical Servicc-contd, STAFF Fork DOVE IS 110, PITAL IE DUI (I IKY OSTIDE titat STATE \TESIS P10 1137 Cox YUCJ) GI CL41 CAL CASII 311) KIIRY OrtATIUNI TINAI N niepoen we in jatlenia Namix of new pallant Ir latinos Anglo-In llan Angin Tulan Indian 1 llen Trala This phon! inelar & nonz da Irlant iliare ked soft for Me Anbulance Aucation Abortion Sormal lalont Al nor val U Jr reneral al lominal sonr Out Inot in tone Ang teh Total 630 15009 105 ECS Z 18 181 $ The Jeda! O ACOT super ned 3 the Med cal Olet of tbo Batern ts and Chill Welse Cente 99 1 001 5931 73 cor 13.1 30 Two Bectarce giren to - John Ambo Jade Arevela tis 6 1 Dus C 310 85 21 Eur D2 ·poder tord AFTA Deteria oppital TOTY Dopieria fondu Hertta, Depored Thwar Memeriai Allahabad Dateln Hospitat PROVINCES UNITED ad Town Hoopitale Imperial Government Lontca of Dat is stad (Central Committee) Intercet from locattente 21. No 8.500 13 9 1 411 00 I 613 00 2,035 Local Gorcratest 30 Z OO 10,337 00 31 3 3 ? W OD 6 9G2 O 0 2003 OO Connten af Daterina Hand (I rorincess Controc) Janitsja Connittcc 20JV 300 1 900 0 0 1 613 00 E 0 0 1 910 00 1,643 OO 1 2 0 0 B 3.0 0 0 strict Doan! 813 8 0 9,640 00 4 007 00 สม 0 0 So vocriptinn 738 3,05 70 7317 00 1851 DO Yeta of roomynt 12 08 00 0831 7 3 1 6000 6043 00 8110 00 Copyrior 3 Cu 78 1026 3319 00 Xenial 3! SCIE: (ES START CLTHTING! 302 GOOD CO OD 19000 c# 00 Uniforta XO) 8 22000 ܐܐܐ ܠܐܠܐܕ 5 876 00 IN 913 0 439 00 Total 700 0 0 (Sl 012 (5) Particulars of Hospitals under officeri JIE CODATESS OP DUFFERIN'S FOND. 98 OD 1.410 OO 1 133 0 0 Veiciaco. 3 750 00 611 3 0 708 00 213,00 jlomital EXPEDITCTE Tagtru UT radites Rent Dails copt sur hey! Tola) 120 00 '10 0 30 DIIT $ $500 0 01 D7 505 DO $27 00 733 DI -1 150 2"BOO 30000 L13 OO Prepairs or bolid ng 23 013 OO 4,110 4G 393 0 3 663 00 6 B02 00 Wlaceancos. 4 1 Assistant Sargcons & 1 Subsistant Sargc0013 Matron or Yurdin operin todet ·Angin In Hinn 2 2 In llan 2 1 Anglo-In 114 15 fed' VETES 111 116 In A 3 BATION FORTE 110 x 1 Trained 1 1 Prolationis 2 160 810 167 Ynn ber of new in Atlanta 918 1731 15 093 • 215 11 G3 Yualkralben met patients In loor 119 185 107 4. Women's Medical Service-concld. CAREE Colcci GISE 7T) 2003 1998 1 175 1 307 1199 01 loor 16 132 90 Alortions worX TONE IN IOSPITAL 191 17 130 110 QUE 192 WITEIT 01 15 CO GS Normal lato IT Alt Tha1 lalint slalominal Unler Reneral Anot Ria PARTICULARS OF HOSPITALS. TO2 10 6 1 1 114 nr6 105 OtrativXe 151 696 Total Ir Tal or entre le 1 I aly D etorn c15 in einer al Tato T 1909 16! 1 CAT DIN This thn 11 incinde work an o la Infart Ware rock Wir Ft Jon An 11anc Apenclation Ivars ·TTIE (OUSTESS OF DCFFERIV's Frid Rules and Regulations of Service as revised by the Council in 1923. Pro Meeting of Cora 11, 2011 Sept 1919 Item No 2 1 Tois Sernice chall be called 'The 11 cmen's Sledical Service for India It shall be Coastitatea included in the National Association for supplying female medical aid to the women of India, hereinafter called the Countess of Dufferin Fand, and shall, subject to the pruni blons of the following rules, be under the direction and control of the Council of that Association, hereinafter called the Council 2 Recrutment for the Service shall be made (a) in India by a sub committee of the Council which shall include the Director General, Indian Vedical Service, the Honorary and Joint Secretaries to the Council, (6) in the United Kingdom by a sub committee consisting of medical man and tro medi al momen who (of whom at least 2) shall be corrersant rith India condi tions Such sub committees shall perform the duties of a medical board, examine candidates for physical fitness, and give permission to return to duts after periods of invaliding, pro vided that in India the sub committee mas, by general or by special order, delegate their powers to temporary boards of local medical officers medical romen being included, in cases of recruitment, invaliding and return to duty after sic) leave 3 The Council shall decide what proportion of the officers of the Service shall be recruited in England and in India respectively in the original constitution of the Service duly qualified medical ron en tho are in the service of, or who have rendered approved service to the Countess of Dufferin & Fund shall have first claim to appointment, and thereafter special consideration shall be paid to the claims of candidates to have qua fied in local institutions and of those who are interes of India * No one shall be an officer of this Service toho fa) is not a Batish subject resident in the United Kingdom or in a British Colony or Qualification JD Dritish India or who is not a person resident 10 any territory of any Native Priace or Chief under the suzerainty of His Jajesty exercised through the Governor General of India or through any Governor or other officer subordinate to the Governor General of India, (6) 19 less than 2t or more than 30 years of age provided that this condition shall not be enforced in the case of quabfed medical romen who are in the service of, or who bare rendered approved fertice to, the Countess of Dufferin's Fund, (c) is not a first class medical roman, 1 e does not possess a medical qualification registrable in the United Kingdom under the Medical Act or an Indian of Colonial qualification registrable in the Uputed Kingdom under that Act, (2) cannot produce a certificate of bealth and character Provided that the Council shall at any time, bare romer to promote to the Service ladies pot po«sex5103 the above qualifications, but who have slono marl ed ability Š Officers of the Service shall be a trointed by the Corpcil to serve in the several Conditions . Iroyinces. service 6 Oficers of the Service on appointment stall engage for general service anywhere in India and Burms and shall serve 2 ] robationary period of one year At the end of such period of probation their appointment shall be confined or termi cated as the case may be by order of the Conncil on the report of the Provincial Committee ·RULES AND TEGEL 110\S OF SERVICE 13 of tte Countess of Paferia's Fund, len naſter called tle Provincial Committee, after cranulta, with the autorits cr alt entus fpatcialis ccn&mned (tide rule 7 tnfra) ficr ccnfm att a, crtice all, at ads til e, he terminable ca six months' notice on enters and the Counui sball tare poster to dierense with the services of any officer of the Surrice on the jarreat cr six monts' 3 STS! Iu of netice 7 Ofrer cf the Sorice stall receive their jar and allowances from ite Council or Prosiecial Contitees of the Countess of Dufrin's Fund, unless tlicit services are lent to Gorcearca, crto ! 1 or Yunic, al bed <3, cr to Reullins' stations on the condition that the role or jart of the star be rret bp such m; 'crers Tlc Canthittee, Gorepment or todr från viihtke sny is recerred shall be lereinafter called the authority or authorities franciai's concerned 35 7) 90 PO > 31 PD ) 3 S The rate of pay * shall be as full TS - Ps Pro Meeting 1-3 years of Councii, 150 pa ti enst 21 13-15 rears 637 Ter mensem 18th Sept Co 16-19 700 1920, Item 19-21 Tun No 6 400 22-24 830 10-12 000 21 years an l after 30 In additinn no orersea, allowancu is paid to offc 13 wit! Buitish qualifi ating Rs 150 Firmen "n to these with 12 years' service and crer, and Ps 100 pai mchem to those with less than 12 years service. In certain cases charge allowances shall also be given In addition butable quarters furnished shall be jrovided free of rept, 01, a house rent a lowance to be deteriided by the Provincial Commuttee after consultation with the autho- Tits cr authorities fipaocially concerned (inle rule 7 supa) shall be granted in licu of it Yo cfficer of the Service shall be eligible for the I's 500 per mensem grado until she has ja sed an examination in sub verda ular as the Provincial Committee shall appoint The Rules for terracular cxaminations can be obtained from the Council offices W bere a medical woman who has lieviously served in India is admitted into the Women's Vedical Service the Council may, if they consider it necessary, grade her for purposes of rag and promotion as if the whole or any part of her previous medical work bad been carried out in the cens Medical Service 9 Onicers of the Service shall be entitled to travelling allowance on the scale and Bubject to the conditions set out in Appendu I to those rules 10 Officers of the Service slall be entitled to leave according to the regulations set out in Apiende II to these rules 11 Oficers of the Service sl all join a Provident Fund ca the tems and subject to the conditions set out in Appendix III to these rules • At the prevent rate of exchange (ie a thig mll be cqualent to 18 450 per mensen op & SEO per annum 502, -400 OUD COO €UO i ino SCO COD End 7, 613 » » 080 TŁC enlaries wil, however, be said in ropees en l the Accociation 13 Lo responsible for any Taration which may from time to timme occur in the rate of exchange 410 480 1520 > D), , SUO ·41 TTIE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIV'S FUND 12 Ofers of the Service st all be rermitted to engave in jrirate įractice impided t12* & chenta yractice does not interfere with the perfcruance of tLeir off (.1l duties T!? Provincial Committee sł all lare jorder to decide in any case after consultation rith t1 c autl ority or authorities financially conceri ed (ude rule 7 sepa), Fleti er fritate practice dces in fact interfere with tle jerformance of cffcial duties 13 Oficers of the Service sl all retne on attaining the age of 65 years unless the Councıl, on the recommendation of the Provincial Committee after consultation witi tie authouty or authorities financially coneerned (orde rule 7 st mal, desire to retain their serrices for a furti er period to be determined by them Position la 14 hen appointed to a province, oficers of the Service slall forth with becom respect of Eubordinate to the Provincial Committee in all mitters, and tief shall not corresyond with Council, ibt Provincial the Council except tl sough tLe Provincial Committee And Local 16 Tl - Provincial Committee shall have somers of disci linars control orei offers Committees, of the Service, including suspension, but lotters of remoral or dismissal for ineficiency, etc misconduct or other valid cause shall be vested in the Council only 16 An officer of the Sertice mlo has been recruited in En land sball, in the erent of potice under rule 6 or removal or dismis al undei rule 15 si pa, receire a sum sufficient to cover her return journer to En land 17 Every hospital shall be in charge of a Local Committee and an officer of the Service in Indonendent charge of such ) ospital shall be entitled to attend all meetings of tle Local Committee piorided that if her orn action or conduct is called in question she shall actue from the meeting after stating her case 18 Off ceis of the hersace shall be in vodej endent change and shall lare full 110fos Pro Meet Bional control of the hospitals or institutions to Irbich ties are attaci ed esceļt in cases oik: Oct 1917, meie tlc Provincial Committee after consultation mit? the Council shall du act otZertise tou No 5 Were tvo 01 more ufficers of the Ser rice are attacled to ope institut on the status of eacl sla11 ordinarily be decided by seniority, but in sec al cases to Council 111 cm sultat on with the l'uovine zl Committee shall des de the status of cach off cei Offcc18 of tl e Service shall ordinarily I?ve the sair 1:100 t of esecutive control as a Cıvıl"Surgeon in charge of a Ciral Hospital any dejart se from this anangebient stall requne the previous2nction of the Central and Provincial Con in ttees The following tles and cradın hare been sanctioned by the Council fo the Womens Medical Sertice - Class 1-The Joint Secretary to the Council who shall late the 'itle of Chief Pro Meeting Vedical Officer Tomen s ved cal Service India of Council 12th far 1921, Class 2 –The Acs stants to Inspector General and Suigcons General rlo shall Item No 7 have the title 'Senior Medical Ofcer followed by the name of the Prorin e ur Presidency to lich they are attached T1 e status of these officers as vegards each other shall be dctermoed ly ther. sen orits 1a ti e class Siould ons of these releit to esecuti e rank thes sha!! loge their title of Senior Jelical Oficer and slalt reroit to the praling acc rd ID" to sen orir Class 3 -The Principals of Yed cal Colleges it in their own Colleges Class 4 - Executire officers in 4 gades inch ding Principals of Medical Scbools ant Profes or of Colleges Tiert tus of t! ese officers as regards each other Enalle determined by their seniority in the Civice except in c1904 pjovided for as abore 19 Oil cers of the Service and the l os itals or oti er institutions under their char, shall le subject to suc! inspection as the Local Government after consultation Tittie ·RULES AND REGULATIONS OF SERVICC. +7 Prosincial Committee and the authorits cr aut! ontre financially concined (rade rule 7 surro), mas determine, due rezard be nijad to furdal Tle Provincial Committee shall Late joker to depute an officer of the Scrue to inspect lies, 2*als or other insitutions thin their juriediction, reporting to the l'rorincial Committee 50 The Cocrul shall have ſomer, in communication with the Princial Committee, to derute any qualifed person or crsons to injet officers of the Sorrice and the hospitals (T O‘ber institutions under their charge. 21. The decision cf the Council shall be fnal is all cases * Tle Council reserre power to alter the rules front time to time con altata o, here Deessary, titl Local Gorerdients and Provincial Committees In APPLYDICES YOTE.-The following Travelin: Allotante, Las and Porldent Fund 11 Tart Leta frared for the offeers of the Won ens Jídical Surice for India, and shall be binding on tle Proridcial or Local Crimittees n ho ill Lare no lorrei to catecu then with cut the election cf the Counct! That ledr, lule reservin: to iselt langt to alter the rules frontine to time, as (xerience may show the adsisability, or to any them In caura of indiridual hardship), desires it to be undersinod tlint the lusta'lin yeni ral Leadl ered to and that applications for escritunail trcament il onls la intertwined for very sj cual reasons APPENINI Travelling Allowance Rules 1 In cfficer of the llou en Vedi al Servic aujointed on Toyland sl all accene a sum Pro Meeting of £1f4to corer ler 1962, and incidentul cx[en (s and shall secure travelling allowance of Council from the port of disembarkation to th station to shuole to first appeamed, undui the 17th Sept, 1921, Item zules trich follos No 4 S'e shall agree to rifind them at the rate f 12, ful each year no* seisulit steil. figns ti mervice for any crie utlet than ill lealth hef se ti e conclusion of 4 yenis sentice 2 Officers of the Serviu al out to be transferred Lan, if dessic, claim an advance of salary equal to the estimatelcort of the jouung to be talen This advance 19 t. le vejo from the 1la15 in 3 cqual 11 sta i ei ts durin: the 3 rucreeiling month (vide Resolution or of Te Virites of Precedings of the Courul dated 1 th September 1919) o In casce of transfur travelling allowance shall not le nct ly the Council unless the merler as in ferred fiori cresntion to another for the pubic convenience and is entitled to lay duros the lariul occull led by the Joul e trunsfiz 11 or own irquesto in consequence unle , the authorits 8?actioning the transfe1, foi sprenl ietsons mich should be Terorded, tervise direct 4 In other resi cets travelling allowance shall le given according to the Civil Service l'e uintirns for 1st Clacy Oficers APTI DIY II, Leave Rules. 1 All cuers of the Women's Dledical Service sl 211 be subject to the same leare rules The folloning aie tlo vuieties of lerre admissible (a) Casual Leire () P11 lege Lore (c) Furlough (d) Studs Luar (e) Sich Iezve i Extmordinary i cave ·48 TUE CODATES OF DIFFERIN'S FEVD Casual leare is occasional leare for a few days, and may be wanted at the discretion of the Provincial or Local Committee Soch leare cannot be combined sith any other Lind of leave Pro Meeting 3 Privilege leare is earned at the rate of one month for each calendar year of service of Couadi, but may be granted during the rear in which it 20th Sept 1s being earned It may be 1921, frem accumulated up to 4 months in ccordance with the Civil Serpice Regulations It may be No 6 granted by the Provincial or Local Committees unless assistance is required from the reserve of the Women's Medical Service to carry on the work in which case the application must be mnde to the Council 4 Furlough 19 carred at the rate of two mont), foi cach ycai's presence on duty-10 hich is included privilege and casual leare-and furlough earned and not tal en remains at credit throughout a member's service Vore than eight months' furlough shall not, however, be granted at one time, and first furlough shall not be granted until after four years' active service from the date of joining Furlough, moreover, shall not be granted until after three years active service from the date of the last return froin furlough, sick leave or extraordi nars lezve excceding one month Any privilege leave which is due daring the year or thich has accumulated in accordance with rule 3 may le prefised to furlough Pro Meetiog Under special circunstanccs furlough may be sanctioned es en when not due provided of Council, 12th Mar 1921, it is not for more than six months and shall be deducted from the dert farlougla eurned Item No 3 Study leave shall not exceed twelve months in the total service of any officer It shall not be sanctioned in excess of one-twelfth of the total service at the time of application It shall not be sanctioned for less than two months at any one time It may be combined with any other kind of leave An officer on study lenye eliall aeceive furlough pay and lodg ng allowance at the inte of 12 shillings per day It is to be understood that in order to qualify for the grant of study leave or the receipt of lodcirg allowance a definite course of study at a recognised institution which will occupy the time of the officer foi 5 or 6 days a week must be pursued Lodging allowance will be admissible up to 14 dags for any period of vacation Study lerve sl all count for service for promotion but not for furlough uplega taken during privilege leave On completion of study leave a certifiente in the proper form, signed by the head of the institution in which study has been taked, should be forwarded to the Conncil's office 5 Sick leave can be granted at any time on the production of a medical certificate from a Cıvıl Surgeon or a registered medical woman Where the leave required is for a longer period than 1 month the officer must appear before a medical board nominated by the Selection Committee Such leave cannot be talen in excess of 1 year at a time, and the total period taken during the sole service must not exceed 2 years Pigelege leire may be firefised to sick lerve 6 Extraordinary leave may be granted at any time at the discretion of the Council provided no other hind of lerve is at the time admissible It may also be granted 19 continuation of any other Lind of leave It does not count as service for leave, forlough or promotion, nor is ang piy or allowance admissible, doring the period of its tendie Under exceptional circumstances extraordinary Jerse may be granted by Provincial and Local Committees even then other leave 12 admissible for a period not exceeding one month Snch leave shill not count as aetite service but shall not be beld to interrupt the 3 seurs' active service required for furlough 7 Farlough or sich 'case may be estended by the gmot of extraordinary leare, and farlough may be extended by the grant of sjek lease, on production of a medical certificate to the satisfaction of the Conacıl, but shall be subject to the proviso that the ·La Mar 1:1 & sum equivalent to 10 per cent of her salary Subscription on lezyo of any kind ball he 13th Mar 19 1 Every officer of the Service is required to contribute monthly to the Provident Fund Pro Metllet optional The amount of subscription shall be 10 per cent of the lease allowances admissib Item No. The contribution shall be deducted from each month stalıry or lerre 2 The Association shall contribnte to each subscriber's account on the let Ajril and lat October of each year 4 sum equivalent to the amount of the contributions of the subscriber 3 Each subsciber's account shall be credited rith interest on the amount standing at its credit at the rate of 4 per cent per annum or at such rate 19 the Council can 1TRE SOLES 11D REGI LITIONS or service end of extension shall not cause the limit of tro seits adael'e as late to Iceeded The allowances during leare shall be is folos Mong ca cal and initilege 'care, the full in lach is terus datante: Icire is talen During furlough and sick lerre, one half of the arerage month's 117 the =nths preceding the leare (see also rule !) 11ere occh leise inc.! tih pritzege, the six months shall be that remedute s steri..., departcre cn combined Icare Furloagh on half nrera;c salary tras de commuted into furlough on a 33-12 197 Fro Wester to be granted for a total period not exceeding 1 year in an CCT WE service and not exceeding + montls in any one period of leare on something taling such furlough m ll be treated as lating talen forlo:ch oa ha! aretage salary for twice tl c period actra)ls telen ca arcrage ralary Study lerre Lalf jarind lalging allowance at the rate of 12 shili nga per day Extraordinary leave, no allowancos All leare allowances sball be paid in India, and officers i roceeding out of India yrat rrale their own anuncements to drar their allowances in India 9 Ercert in the case of casual leare, privilege leave or extraordinary learen tus med ing cre month late shall be granted by the Cuuncil to whom aplications sl ull te submitted through the Provincial or Local Committee Erariple-A joined the service on 1st April, 1915. She takes one month o frigicom lease in the summers of 1915 1916 and 1917 In 1918 sic cannot bo sparel nal in 1919 only two weeks' prilege can be granted On 15th Azril 1920, oto taken months privileged leave combined with 8 months furlough returning to dute on ! March 1921 In the summer of 1921 she tal es one months privilege leiro combicei with one month's estraordinary lerre and does the same in the sudimer of 1022 In 19.3 she cannot be granted privilege leare, and she desires to go on combined lerpe in 1024 be Fall huva co naleted thres gears active service from her list return from furioith on 1st Vas, 1924, as the two months extraordinars Icava docs not count as a tice service and the total amount of furlough earned by her will be 1/6th of the period-lo! april 1915 to 1st July 1920.- the date of completaon Faber priviezo lest on-54 years plus 1 6th of the three years completed on 1st Jay 1921, 12, 1/6th of 8t sein, or one year 4} months She has, therefore, 181–8 months --B} months' furlough to her credi and can tabe 8 months furlough fiom 1st May 1021, and as she is entitled to months privilege Leave who h counts as active service she can actually desait on com bined leave on Int Mareb, 1921 ATTENDIX III Provident Fund Rules during the leave allowances and credited to the officers account in the Provident Fund during the ur months immediately 1 receding of Cool TitLout risk to the funds of the desociation ·50 'THE COUNTESS OF DZFFERIX'S FUND. 4 The sum which accumulates to the credit of a subsciber sball be icpayable to her- (1) (2) Provided th account by 5 years' apps service 5 The dismissal from the Service, by the Council, of any subscriber shall involve forfeiture of the contributions by the Association and the interest thereon 6 In the event of the death of a subscriber before retuenient or after retirement, but before the money has been handed over, it shall be paid to the legal representative of the estate 7 Absolutely necessary adrances against the sum to the subscriber's credit and ordinamade to meet emergent expenditure, at the be repayable by instalments to be fixed by a year with a statement of her account considers necessary 41 National Association for Supplying Medical Aid by Women to the Women of India. COUNTESS OF DUFFERIV'S FUND COUNCIL Form to lc filled in by Lallies who desure to become candidates for admission to the “lomen's Veilical Senrace for India" under the Vational Associatron for simplying Vetrcal And by women to the Ilomen of India Question 411c1 in candidates had miting 1 an in full ? 2 Dite of Buth? 3 Nationality Tie igion 6 Sngle, married or IDOT 6 11 bae language doe, the candi date spel!

·RTLES AVD NEGCLATIONS OF SERVICE. 51 Qae 137 Intrer in candidate's hand-puting, 7 WŁa: languages does the cand. date read and write! In a medical college ur chool ras the candidate trained! 9 Wha: degree, diploma, or certascate dong the candidate hold and waen Tere they oltaiced 10. HOT emplore since learing medical college, school or hospital? Please give fall pirticulats fith datex 11 State pay and allowances of present appointment: 12 Has the candidate preference for any special Province, af sle 13 elected for the Service 13. Doey candidate agree to join Provi lent Fund? 14 Hag she seen and does she acce, it all regulations ? ce

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TIE COUVCSS OF DUFFEPI SFOND
Question
Anster in candidate s hnog priting
15 Fo any remarks the candidate
desire to make ?
16 Address in full
Datel
Signature

·RCLES AXD CEGULATIO.S OF SERVICE 5) Report of the Junior Branch of the Women's Medical Service for India. NETISED SCHEUC. Sanctioned for the Junior Women's Jledical Service by tte Councıl sath effect from January 1st, 1923 1 The grade pas and tirze scale of the Junior Women's Pledical Servica should remain as at present 1-5 years 6-10 years 11-15 years 16 and over Per mensen RE 130 165 200 250 with some special posts at Rs 300 per prensem ? The Council should par Rs 50 er mensem, to each certified practitioner and Rs 100 per mencem, to each Iniversits Graduate in tuc service and should meet Provident Fund contribution for all at the rate of 5 per cent (as at present) 3 The verrice should include the present 13 pouts but escluding the posts at the Ladi Hardinge College and the Ripon Hospital, Simla, fornluch suitable pro vision has been made localls, 11 in all No lease reserve will be kept or travelling allowanne will be met, but when possible local Lodies will be assisted by the pro Vion of lorum tenens 4 The Council will accept no responsibility for meeting increment of pas When increments become due the local Committees must meet them, failing that tlo medical officer will le transferred If no other post offers, she will le given 3 months' notice of dismissal 5 Local Committees will te asked to pay the exact salur onls, not a fixer contribution as at present Report of the Junior Branch of the Women's Medical Service for India. 2) List of Officers of the Junior Branch. Alfred, Bliss A, L $. (Lahore) II yderabad, Sind Lobo, Miss U , LYS (Bombay), Shegaon. Franklin, Miss ME, Cert Prag Lahore) Rawalpinds Poberts, Mt89 ACP. Cert Prac (Ludhiana), Fort Sindeman Paul, 31199 A, LX (Bombay), Alola Joseph, Miss M. II, Aroth (Madras), Nagpur Barlos Biles MI, Apoth (Jadras), Lahore Collins, Miss E, Apoth (Jadras), Surat Lewin, Irs, YD (Brus ), Rawalpındı Singha, Miss A , I.RCP&SE, Quetta Jamaluddin, Miss B, Cert Prae. (Lahore), Delb: Bast!, J139 E, Cert Pric (Labore), Hoshiarpur L M M , Cert Prac (Lahorel, Simla ·31 11E COEXTESS OR DUFFEPIN'S FOND. Statement of Assets and Lrabilities Scurt 11 of Inye t 27 z', ominal Value Coo!. re RS A 1 30 000 53 000 00 3 00 000 00 1 ORDIYAPY ACCOTT- 3) per Cuct Government of India Loan (146) Ts 20 000 31 (1900-01) 6 Bond: (1930) Loan (1931) 0} of Bombny Loan R$ 50 000 €) of Dombav par cent Trust l'uns 20 600 Inga Lo-(1943 55) 83 294 10 9 3 00 000 0 0 00 000 00 CO 00000 70 000 0 0 500000 70 719 0 5 3.600 OD 5 31 933 II 0 Loan to Bhaknilash Court of Warda Cotato 1 53 1000 0 1 53 4000 0 7 500 0 0 7 500 0 0 Load to Cams Hospita! Dombay Impenal Bank of India (Vadras Bank) hares 22 fully paid up sbarog of Rs 500 cach 41 S rares paid Rs 125 each Ng 11 000 00 $ 500 00 18 500 0 0 16 500 0 0 Sterling Investment. (Tulloch Dequest) Type Improvement 33 per cent stock 213. 17 3 St Paul ganu Vapitoba Railways 4 per cent Bonds 300 0 0 Alexandra > Docks Rallways 41 Lop 13 3000 0 Tancouver City 4 per cent Bonds Fado o 0 6 per cent Exchequer Bonds £8000 £1 515 17 3 at 11 i fer Rupee 22 737 15 0 22 737 15 0 7,32 777 15 0 7 32 031 10 0 Cash 59 465 70 50 4057 0 TOTAL SECURITIES ASD Caeg nr DOYFERY S FOYD 7,95 203 GO 7 91 517 10 2 TOXINS VCTICAL SERTIÇC (CENIOR BRACA 37 per cent Government of India Loan (1903) Calcutta Municipal Debuntures Government of lodia War Dodds (1923) (1930) 6 (1931) (1331) 1033 (1945-35) 6 voots Tragury (11 2 00 Ono 0 57 000 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 8 000 0 0 8,000 0 0 10 000 0 300 000 0 0 1 20,0000 1 89 574 3 0 54 21 7 4 7 000 0 8 000 0 0 8 277 80 40 000 0 29 100 00 1,17 075 0 0 7,12,1192 1 10.750 00 97233 3 3 7,40 000 0 Adrazces Recc erable 10 73000 Cach 97 233 3 3 TOTAL SECTRITIES AND CAI OZ TOE TOUT 9 VEDICAL SEATICE (SENIOR IPAYCO) GAND TOTAL 9,17,993 3 3 8,20,191 6 1 . 10 43 108 9 310,11 619 74 SIYLA, 161) May 1223 ·ANEXURLI-TINANCIAL STATEMENT on 31st December 1923, Llaltia Amount TOTAL 1 s. I 13 09 150 (1) ODISSEY A Balance of Trust Iccoun- (1) Henry Fawcett (3) Sir Dinlaw Blaneckji Iulit (3) Sir Jol 11 fuir (1) Gucrit Trust 7 041 6 8 12,753 13 3 2 33 131 5 10 Balance of Irouldent Fuad Accoule otuea Modical Service (Junior I Fancl) and Office estalt! ce 10 007 15 : Amount due to loseran et on scrount of Incon & Tax 1 67 14 50 19736 Erceg of Axels over Liabil lies on accutat of Duferin & Yund 7 41 399 13 0 1 TAL 701 617 1 0 (2) WOMENS BIEDICAL SERVICE (SENIOR 1 RANCH) - Balancea of Prorldcnt Fund Accouts 2 10.81 Amount due to Government on account of Inco de Tax & DUS 11 8 • 12 313 1 C 601 798 6 & Excess of Ass is nyer Llab Iitles on accout of Yo nog stedical Service (Senlur Branch) TOTAL 801316 GRAYD TOTAL 1181 18 11 043 74 MUAUNTLETT, Honorary Treasurer ·56 THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND INDIAN STATES Return of Patients treated in Hospitals Station and of Ilospital No of In Patients No of Ney Out Patients Total attendance of Ont Patients Old and New Bhopal $82 Lady Lansdowne Jos pital 8 013 23 462 3 188 16 503 3185 6 993 19 570 Victor & Zeuang Hog ptal Femalo Dejartment of Doodbouli Dispensary Female Depart nent Police Hospital Femalo Dopartment District Hostal Rani Sharapalit lios 20 2 777 Hyderabad Hyderabad Hydorabad Aurangabad Gulbarga Warangal 6 108 38 3 344 5 108 1s 82 1920 Female Department of 3 249 G 58 Parbhoni 13 978 6322 Hanamkon la Civil Hospital I emalo Departmcat District Hosi ital Kwg Edward Memorial Zeuuda Uusi tal Damond Jubilee Zegam Hospital Janmu 53 6 477 15 897 Srinagar 334 7 357 19 $92 Kapurthala Victoria Jubilee Blog 568 21,212 51 91 pital 1993 20 306 19 553 3015 31 75 100 Matta cherry Trichar Patiala State Ditta Women & Hopp tal Maternity Foop tal Lady Duffer o Hospital Hondley Pemale Dg pensary Vahan S Z Hoep tal 41 3 G13 11 747 Rajkot CS Zer 2013 416 3 963 8 109 Bhavnagar Karulkhanji Hospital Rajzot Shri Goprunthy Mater paty 11capital 92 Porbandar 20 4 619 19 133 Dbrangadra 2 037 3 317 151? - Rampur Sta 211 3311 4 172 walior Lashkar 1 090 1016 35 90 8 137 31 561 A Hospital for Women and Children Branch Dispensary Japabzaci Civil Hospital for 1 omen 1.1) Dufferiu Hoop tal 210 5231 291 Ujjain Darbhanga COS 16 4 S 19 19 Junagadh Coronation Memor al Zevans Hospital -51 10 755 23933 ·APPENDIX IICTONTS or ARAMCHIFS AND INDIAN STATES 67 Return of Patients treatel in Hospitals-contd. Station | Aame of loop tal do of In Patients No of New Ont- Patients Total atter luce of Out Patiente Old au Now Janma ED 5 917 17 002 Trivandrom 2- 193 G 312 King Edwan Verona! Zenara Horpital omon And 1 Children nepotal Tactorii Jutilec mital District II vital District llop tal 11 OR 1 512 21) 1.0 Quilod hottayam Allerrey 3 032 103 IG 52 365 تین 22 AGO 49 917 Tera Zepapa linapital 11 215 23 681 Barous 237 28 826 29 003 Do Janipabai Dispensary State General Hoajital Dasarabit Binternity 1 401 14 182 15 133 Patau €9 1 200 433 Hors ta! Tonk rajputann 140 831 28 229 Waltor Female Blog rital Tok Blaratpur 27 6 433 30 9 0 Sr mati Dadiji Sahiba Daryab Kaor los rital for Women Alwar Lady Dufferin 137 20 333 39 812 Ja por Blayo Hospital 1 030 12 859 31 470 Kushangarh Geporal llospital 19 4 C19 12 391 Beawar Fejbalo Beawar Diepengary 5 803 16 4 10 Dholpar Lady Inruge 223 2 906 7 855 Sodhpur 339 12 8 C Ja99190 Femalo 1109 pital 41999 Kota State Rajutana Victor a llogpital 204 7410 Blanır Zenang Ilopital 354 3 492 14 065 6 713 13703 88 02) Bahawalpur mugror (J 2d State Jubilco F malo Доври tal V ctor Femal; Hospi ta! Talter Zct aba Hospital 61 7316 17 313 Oda pur 2.33 3 331 8003

·ĦE COUNTESS or DUFFERIN'S FOND.
APPENDIX IT.
United Kingdom Scholarships.
"A scholarship of £200 p a soffered annually to medical women graduates of Indian
14 1
income of £150 pa"
Application for a United Kingdom Scholarship.
The Nationol Association for supplying Female Elledical Aid to the Women
of India
SUPPORTED BY “THE COUNTFSS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND
1 Nane in full
2 Home address
3 Name and address of Guardian
or nearest relative
4 Date of birth
5 Nationality
6 Religion
7 In what University, College
or Medical School trained
R. What Medical degree, diploma
or other qualification does the
candidate now hold, and on
what date was it obtained
0, Particulars as to post collegiate
practice and present appoint
ment (if any)

·ATTENDIX I. REGULATIOYS FOR TRIZES AND SCHOLARSIrs. 59 10 That corres of study or quallations alo proposes to take 11 Where candidate proposer to study, the names of town and Institutioll (These scholar. ships are not availalle for students stodying outside the Uosted Kingdom) 12 When cardidato cxpects to leave for I'ngland 13 IIow long eandidate desires to remain in England 14 Names and addresses of three references in addition to tho name of the Principal of the Medical College where candı date was trained One refer ence must be a lady, one of possible, & clergyman 15 candidate sufficient means to meet cost of pastage to and from Errland and £150 per annum wlule there? . W sa naructe gre guarakas from a parent, guardian, or some responsible person to the affect that if granted a £200 NC110141Siup she will have the y referred to at No. 15 (alove) at her command, and that lie will not apply to the Cintral Committe in India or the United Kinglom Branch in London for further assist. anco . 17. Does candidato agree to the gubjoined rules 1

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"HE COUNTESS OF DUFTFRIN'S TUND
APPENDIX IT
United Kingdom Scholarships.
A scholarship of £200 p a 13 offered annually to medical women graduates of Indian
income of £150 p a
Application for a United Kingdom Scholarship.
The National Association for supplying Female Medical Anl to the Women
of Indian
SUPPORTSD BT
TnF COUTF99 OF DUFFERIN 8 FUND
1 Name in full
2 Home addresa
3 Name and address of Guardian
or nearest relative
4 Date of birth
5 Nationality
6 Religion
7 Is what University College
or Medical School trained
& That Medical degree diploma
or other qual fcntion does the
candidata
I on
what dat
0 Partical
practice
went ()

·ATTESDIX 11 -RFGUIATINYS TOR FRIZES AND SCIIOI ARSIPS 59 10 10st corse of study or qualitations Le froņoere to tarc. 11 Where candidato propose to study, the name of town and Institutios (Tic scholar ships are not availalle for fodrnts solving sutrile the United honglom) 12 When tarddato espects to Jease for England 13 How long randuste deures to OK13 England 14 Aames and ad leeve of three references in addition to the name of the Principal of the Velical College were con il date was trained Ono refer enco muat Er a lady, one if possible, & clergs man 15 Hag candulate eu diciept means to meet cost of ausge to and from Et plan 1 an! $150 per annum wul there? 10 Can randblate mic guarantee or For tle Council of the Cowa Daftein's Lund Joint Secretary to the (ouncil Witness Wincos Signaturo if gundian of mpor Talacas 1tocs VYitness AOTE-TI is fong is not required until a scholarslip la fornardid direct frru tle Council to the Prince of the and return nedc, for ·6) THE COUNTESS OP DUFFERIN'S FUND Rules for Candidates. 1S. must report harell lbs appointment) to Jliss Brooks, Honorary Secretar Coonte of Duferin & Fund, United Kingdom Erasch, London Shool of Veduty Ice Town, Loudon within seren days of striral i Esclard. IL-Ste Cronport terell esck es!! rear to the aboressmed, seashelltur subclashipace I'I - Ce Carros* the corream? or the Cozclandesi FETE tutte Herr SXT **? Kee centrale teacht surata: Lerst'es Lashvarme 21. Tuters ACT F124 car f to the time ws! s? IT-Ella LTE cecer. It make EN-Eckersb** Rem : PELLETS ENdembro Strong how * 11: css$ -- *-7 ay Pertemu $T***.eroelium, Tr-gr • bot 35-- 2 3 -15oC tr --CTCP SITIO Izin 12 Sa 5 tr, *** FLIETJIT alkuur the Association for at least Irro years After qualifcation ... Shig does not imply any obligation on the last of to Apociation to i ronde em lojn ent, although the effort will always be made to do so + 111 locations should be accompanied by a recommendation from the Principal of the Bledical College in lich the aplicant proposes to study The arcement which acholarship holders all required to sign will be found below 5 Should a scholarship holder arrear unliheis, from any caust, to become a useful member of the medical profession, 1er scholarslip mas be ithdrawn In guch a case, or in case at any misconduct on to part of the st ident, the scholarship inny be anspended by the Puncipaluatil the dectaron of the Cou cul can le arrived at ·(121 macars fruin tle month of ALI EDIX 11 REGULATIONS FOR IRIZES AND SCHOLARSitirs. 01 Form of Agreement for Scholarship. An Agreomont made thts- -day of between the Coun il of the Countess of Dufferin Fund or National Association for Surlying Female Vedical Aid to the formen of India (duly registered under Act II of 1000) hereinafter called the Council, and -rosidin; ut thereinafter called the student 111cris tlc maid stajent has made a certificate of successfully pasin; the and also 1 certificate signed by a member of the Indian Mcdo al Service, or of the Women's Medical Service for lod slowing that the said stadent is 1 lysically fit to study and practiso medicine, and I us also furnished a satisfactory certificate of good moral ebaracter It za liereby mutually agreed and declared by and between the parties hereto as following (.) The said Courel skil) at their ortion 11y to the said studeut, or to the Principal of tle Medical College on account of 1... dont of 1 ad of ΕΙΣ or one aforesaid Iustitu- . (rr) the said Council for a period of the years inmediate's after a lo las jassed tlo final Y i fails to by the Council if se junied to do so for two years (A) 116 bald Council el all be at liberty to terminate this Agreement and dinlarge the said student from the --Medical College at any timų duun: tc wouls of ler study if le docs not in their of anion slow Buſch i atiti le foi tie tofession bl c las undertaken and for sch abelas been granted t) e scholars) 17 refered to in this Agreement In witness w creof the said arties to this Agiecusent lave l croanto set their lands this -19 For the Council of the Countess of Signature of the student Dufferins I und Witness Joint Secretary to the Council Witnces Lday of Witness Signatuic of gurrdian, if minor 11.Inces Witness Witness MOIE - Tl is forin is not required until 1 scl olarslip las been sanctioned-alen it is foisarded direct froin the Cogiul to the Principal of the Medisal Colle for completion and return ·62 111E COUNTŁSS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND. Regulations for Prizes and Scholarships. 1 Queen-Empress Medals. Four gold medals sball be offered annually to the Bledical Colleges, Calcutta, Bombay, Madras and Delhi, for the woman student who passes highest in the first division of the final MB examination Should no komin student gain a place in the first division, a silver Queen Empress medal shall be awarded to the one who passes with the highest number of marks in the second division Tlche medals shall be afrarded by the Uniterally authorities 2 Piceroy's Mcials Five silver medals shall be offered annually to the Medical Schools at Agra, Ludhiana, Poona, Calcutta and Madras, for the woman student (Sub Assistant Surgeon) who passes highest in the final qualifying examination, provided she obtalos at least 60 per cent of the available marks These prizes shall be awarded by the Examining Boards 3 Dufferin Prizes (a) A prize consisting of the interest of a sum of Rs 600 given by Drs Beliramjee Malabar of Bombus, to be awarded to the student at the Agri Women 8 Medical School, who in the annual final examination, stands lugliest in Cimical Bielicine and Surgery, provided she obtains two thirds marks and that her conduct during the past twelve months has been in every way satisfactory (6) Arize of tle value of Rs 30 shall be offeret annually to the best roman student in the subjects of midwifery and gynecology in the medical school at Indriani The puzeelall be awarded by the l'rincipal, on the results of the final examination and school work 0 4 llenry Fawcett Prize The following prize is offered annually by dirs and Miss Fawcett in meinory of the Jate Mr Henry Fascett Ayze of Rs 240 to be called the" llenry Fawcett Priro' will be awarded annually for the best essay written by an Indian woman niedical graduate this two years of qualifying Preference will be given to tlore ho show original thought on gubjects connected with the conditions of childbirth, infant mortality and sanitary problems in India ·APPE, DIY IIT STUDEXTS IY JIEDICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 63 APPENDIX III Students studying in the Medical Colleges and Schools of Medicine in India Asme of College Name of place Unters ty Apothecary Course MB or Cert fi or LDS cated Prac tt oner LMP or LCP&s Lady Hardinge Medical Collego Dell 101 Medical College Calcutta 17 Do Badras 38 25 Bombay Gs Grant Medical College Punjab Medical School Ludhians Medical School Agra 80 Do Indoro 2 Do 16 9 Hyderabad (D) Abmedabad Dom 7 Do Poona Do Cuttack Do Dacca I Do Rangoon 1 29 Do Hyderabad (S.) Campbell Medical Scbool Calcutta Ro apuram Djed cal School Madros Iady W 11 ngdon Med cal School Madras for TYomen. 70 Yomen a Medical School Vellore King George & College Luckow TOTAL 14 39 93 P ·APPENDIX IV. (TABLE A) 19 Women's Hospitals in India staffed entirely by women. Neo of scatot. Nemo of medical woman la charge Name of Hospital Dy whom supported Approrimpato ValUp of bulldogs Na of beds Ra & P ASSAM. faucaal, South Bythet ADA Quetta. BALUCHISTAN NA 1 Kecas, NBCS, Lady Duteris Saz lemaa Bos LEOR. ital . Proviarial Revenuos, Municipal Tunds, Subscriptions 42 357 0 0 valio of bund- Ingo value of land, Rs 10 150 Luttu TILE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND. Loralal Fort Sadu (Zhob) Vacat. Lady Dulleria Lupaya Kompilall rovincial Reveaucs, futurost OD IDyesin ents 8 727 103 0 8161 • . Dr. A Slagha, LR AT&8 dichof Ferosle Iosuta! (Ed) Family Yard Ip door BENGAL PRESIDENCY 20 Borbaspora Calcolla, 7,90,89. OO 205 Aliss Hamilton Browne, MB, Lady Dudersa Sictoria Bonpetal 1 Countess of Dalurin 3 Fund Ch., W.M8 Government great, dingical grant 4. I'tisato Subscription Rebechat ·15 000 0 0 35 c. r 2 Mission Hospital Ratnapur Clanch of Exis d Zenana M. alon I hofi el nu ZAN son 17 000 35 N F'hel Biealter BIB C D DTMII (Lond) MRSI Doris L. Graham BA, NB BCk B40 (Dablin) L M (Bot.) Lai img OLZ MIselo Toepit I Krisbowgat J! (XXO OD FYT ds L glad 7 Hankar (Burdwan District) l'eace Cottage Ho pital BIHAR AND ORISSA Rani Sh btarini su: Victoria Inferiments sulor ptions ab! Memor al IIoepital grants Bhagalpur Miss O Sohan Lal 10 000 25 000 00 1 8 000 0 0 09 daya Miss L. do Menczes F.RCEL Lady Elgin Zenana lopp tal | Local Dulcrio Committeo and Dispensary 62 00 000 00 Hazaribagh St. Columba Zcnana lo jital DU Mlalon and Government frant EV Adderley M.B. B Ch (Dobln) M. .. DongMB CLB (Giragow) E suwel M B., BS (Mcb.) Duchess of Teck Tospital 1 000 000 00 Patna City 10 The Zedaca Dilla and Medical Mision APFEYDI: IT -110SPIT ILS I IYDI I STAFFED EYTINELT PT WOMEN. A toraou. CO B1 0.0 0 0 Akola 03 DO DO 20 BERAR. Dr D Abreu Women Toerital Locat rod es Government od the l'ullc Dr F D Barncs, MD Lady Hardinge blospital Local flolics Corcromcat and YM8 the l ublic, Ds Nucadas Dr Lobo LBS (Bom) Female (bar lable Sai Bat Motor R O Mote Local Tortice Hospital Gov ro of and the lubtle. Are Kullara MB, D 8. (Dom.) Womeo a Hospital Local Bodice and Govern cat Sbegaon (Doldans Dlatitet) 6000000 13 Xcot mal. $3162 0 0 1 BOMBAY PRESIDENCY A huto edabad 03 ·Women's Hospitals in India staffed entirely by women-continued. 66 Name of station Name of medical woman in charge Yame of Hospital By whom supported Approximate value of buildings No of beds Ahmednagar RS. Bombay (5 000 0 0 60 BOMBAY PRESIDENCYcontd Roth Home, MD an American Bflesion Hospital for Womens Board of Missions Harrlet J Lark MD Women and Children Boston K859 USA E Temer WALA MB DS Cama and Alblas IIos tal Government of Bombay (Lond) MIRE 8 L MC Eldberry MB & Roberts Zepeda Msalog Hospl Irlah Presbyterlap Mission Miss 8 Boyd M.B (Edio) LA Dorad . 300,000 0 0 120 Broach 30 000 00 39 Mas L E Dunn MB Zenada Misalon IIospital fyderabad and . Dr Mohd. All WMS 100 0000 0 Womes s Hospital Karnehl. 30 593 00 38 De Constanre JIart W. S. Women of the Irish Presby terlan Church Conntess of Defferia Tund Assoclation Hyderabad Sind Government grant Grants frora public bodies and public subscription THE COUNTESS OF DCFFERIN'S FOND. Lady Duteria Loopital Larkana 2,54 32 00 76 Yaalk Dr Millicent Jerrus Poona ctly II ospital of the Zepana Bh le Chiefly by subscriptions from Med cal Mission Canada to the Z BMB 87 G00 0 0 40 Dr Greenfeld M.! Ch Band St Margaret & Hosplta] Dr Rankine MB Ch B Church of Scotland 100 000 00 (with a te and equipment) 60 of which ten aro for maternity Psopa City ·shiturper Suital 1 31 315 0 0 e Matthal LM & 8 (adres), The Seth Morarbhat Fullbht Governtitat Monlela! end MRCS. (Eng) LRCI khandas Hongtal for Yonen Lorel gtanta Also (Lond). and Childreo toret o endowments; and #cheerlpilone BURMA JS Chon B.BS Dofteria Materalty loopital Volontary confrlhoflode Tobactlptions and donations CENTRAL PROVINCES JL Crazlet, XD Tomca a und Children's Icepital t'nitet Christian Misjonary Bociety USA 1 69 460 00 +7 Rapun, Bart Da 1 33 000 00 LO BIINPOP, C. P. Damos C.P. Idobolport 20 000 0 0 . 30 15 00 1 000 00 10 0 0 0 70 251 0 0 ATPTYPEX I.--HOSI ITALS IN INDIA STAHITP FYTIRFIM NOVIEX. . . Kaspar P 000 00 15 Stron chat 1,00,000 05 MF. Pendra Bond, CP 06 82 000 0 0 DI C. Slater XBBS Sigla Bostat The late RAJA Gokulas of Jpbhulpore 2. Colone) Hector Jackenile Mr aratasi! 4 sunctoncu ly Goperament Mro Dalekat LR.CTDiderio Ioeslal Duderia Fund && (CR), TS. LM ilreland) Mga Stella DodJ VD Clason Memorial Topital Woman Foreiz lastonary Srelet of the Ameriran Netholkt I'p srpal Church. De Martta Blare atemorial Novplta! Inred Partly bs lore! fees Dr. 30.8 Free Church of Scotland stlarion, l'art dy grants from colland LC. London V.D. D.PL. malenda Teberruloul Sapa Voltri Christian Miskopary. I S. Andri R. torium Forlets St Lonts Missouri, USA CENTRAL INDIA, Dr Valenzle Canadlap Presbyterian Mis 100CP Maslon Hospital Dr Es Mesaster Womea Marlonary Society Presbyterian Church Canada MacKellar, M.D, C, CP. Mlaston Bospital for Tomen posrd of the Presby. MCP&S Women. terlas Church la Canada Do Chond on per M.D., CU AS Alone As atore (og forlough) Hotara HD CM 20 000 0 0 10 bol TplLA, 0.1 Iodote, C.L 70 Noem Bch, O I. 32 000 00 1 Banana 13,000 0 DAAT, O ? 07 ·Women's Hospitals in India staffed entirely by women-continued. 68 Yame of tattoo Xame of medical WODID ID chargo Name of Hospital Dy whom supported Approximate valve of volldings No of bedo Dent Delhi Dell 200 160 UWA co Dabawalper • . Jettub. 60 DELHI RB. P. Dr. D M Scott, M.DC.B Bt. Stephen's Hospital. Cambridge Mirelon and S PO, 44,500 OO Government of India Dr G 3 Campbell, M.D. Lady Hardlogo Medical College Imperial and Provincial GoT 15 00,000 0 0 WMS Hooplta! ernments Dr I L Xcare, LOP9& 3. Victoria Zenana Hospital Investments and Government 1,00 000 0 0 (Ed.) Grants INDIAN STATES. Sagoa Bal, tb-Amistant Sur Lady Daferla ospital. Alwar State 88,000 0 0 geod Dr. Z. E. Da Costa Jabileo Female Hospital. Als Ilghnesi tho Nawab of 50,000 0 0 Bahawalpur Dr oli ny, M.D. B... Ilaj Dufferia Fospital. W SL9 Bettlah Raj. 10,000 0 0 Mas R Thorton M.B, B.9 CMA Reubens, MB , B T.M. Lady Ladsdowne Rospital (Lond.) Der Jughotos Begum Sahlba, 60 902 00 the Ruler of Bhopal, GCSI GOIE,CL, GB.E Anlatant Surgeon. Poonadal, LM (Rot), Babe Srimat Dadsji Sahiba Daryab State Laur ospital for Women Dr D Fatrbalrn. MRCS., Zenana Tospital ROP (Lond) M. (Rot.), .. I the Maharaja of Bradli. 80,413 11 10 from 19th November 1922 20 Chopal Blato, Central Jodia TIE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND. Bharatpur 43 Biatr. 40 24 Darbhanga Dholpur, Bupatana 33 000 00 86 Owallor, Lagblar BILO V Mtam . Bat Deferia Torpita), Maharaja Sir Ermeshtrar Singh Bahadur, GCIE, KDE, of Darbhanga, K 1. Parkinson, MRCB Lady Hardinge so-pital B&ptnt lesionary Socely (Eng), L RC.P. (Lond) waleted by state grant of Is 1,500 PL, and pilgate fees Miss P, P. Dual, L. & 9 T&A Hospital for Yomen | By the State , did Children. 18 000 0 0 16 and 2 cot. and %ects. 2 50 000 00 ·n0 W TON) 1 0) ( 10 km 0 1) 0 . I 1n 411 - hortt 12 spui en 0 (04) 0 0 MNM Nido Sul Anlalantaar! Jagracan! I lichaary Dito 9 pang 11L Milo Vini Tatimey 3 til fos lo a 1 Pain blin 1118 Dr JADI RCT & 8 (Pdla vt to ta /en ni Josial Art filyt ne Hyderated Deccab en lloncin nt to Calda ga Zen a llogat MSR Ta Janji Oulba ga (aroda' Dr Maya Ds Sato (encral To plal Laroto tato Buroda Irlent? Zannat u lepentity n to Daro la R$d cy 13o A Fils MIN W ro loe 111 W sis t fatan Ir Mrs T CDO A Daphsv Tolo' is! har unleip ly nil all tlord Fe 836 Dlsyres 1 net 1 Q Houlton Beswir T Dr 11 m Il braca Sub 1st sell it! Jalpur Se on MISI Juonant renale Tous leal • Gain f 1 LRCT J hmut Vattar Du tar MN x Lon ) ON Erlend I crelca (1) Kapurthala III ..!!Val apslar Sictoria Jutlice toep! ! kala Khammamett, Hla Ilighaces the Mary Iongeren. Ch B Khammamit (LZ Aslan mry History Nizam. Dominions. (Glas ) Ilost al ty Inalo1 KI n arh Grcling al Kolan M14 Jcadlo Acuton LRCP V torta llorslial Koran Durlar (2 din ) LP. (Clus Acane PT Mrs ho ot L 31 (Dutin) Won Ho ptal Trichur V SOM D Souz YPCS Na cmnls loop tal u LI CP (Lond) 18 an a Lumiae ; M.S EhitInna loptat Tatiala Stato Dr Fytany Csos XD Lady Babesla Llongteet il. Il durasoria Rampar State WE Wolher o L, Female fioept.lfampit Aliss P I am & 418 staat Talot os Dr Rukhmahal LR CPC. Lasaza inelar ND (DEX Junagadh Dr I Dewalt Camat ca atat NA (2 CD) Taste Dtavnagar af E DE SOUZA, LII 13 11 2.73 17 In Parbandar Aisi 9 Karl LCPR Kate Varno? Wien Dhradgados Dr AY, KRRS fruks tuum No 22 ATENDIT IS NOSTITALS I INDIA TA111111 TIIT 0 0 6 .7 A) 12 כה 4 ane luwiharamures 16 .

·Women's Hospitals in India staffed entirely by women-continued. 70 Namo of medal witas lo charge Aame of Loepltat Bs whom gunported No'ot beus Approximate valge at buildings Yament shallos 18 Tets Roger Kashmir to 10 Jaco 8 Toot, Rarota0a Sans tr (Jiny State) dalpur THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND. 91 R% P INDIAN STATES-cond Jante al F9 A.9 Zeld 3 Hospta) State 4 600 00 Dr AI McKenze Damond jubica Zcaana Hon Kashmir State 05 720 00 pital Dr Rahim B II rin Edward Nemorlal IIoap! Kashmir Darbat Tho hospital is tal & bited on Dr DIRI D Bra Walter Tema Hosptal Tonk Stalo 8 000 0 Nr Ora e Collins V Moria Female Ho pital nl Darhar 3 000 0 0 MIT D Dube LAS Walter Zenapa Itopital III the Maharana Sal jb of -7003 0 0 Udalpur Nr A Toonen Lobose) A Women and Children & Hospital Travancore Durbar 2 49 500 0 0 IN BS (Lond) LM (Roty VI. Samuel MD BS Victoria ) blee Joeriſtal As above ng eco 0 0 MADRAS PRESIDENCY BAB A D Cruz Apothecary Goveromcat Womena and Prosincial Corernment 43 000 00 BI Timothy Sub-Asa tant Childrens Hospital * Tifon. N.lar MA MD Amei ap van lich! Lett crazinin Lutheran Chrch USA GO 00000 MOD Hopital M M Bradly Apothecary LF Lady Ba elock Womens District Board 45 000 0 0 and Qs Hospital Is A D Veliath fub Asalt I ternity. Ito pltal at acheMuncpol Committee 19800 0 0 Ant Stocon 10 Municip 1 on tal Thayatı an Apothecurs Cosernment Headquarters los. Dosern neat NO Beparate boud pi aj los I art of Hospital Trivandrum Qallon # Callout 24 Caras Ocator District Co anda CONSosetorn Coddanh 38 Erode daisy 300 000 $ 100 Apna & Kogler MD American IBB I cal Lutheran lord of Forriga 1 song 31 sslon Hosp tal 29 Caanamulu TCP 8 Redfern Memorial Lorpital Wesley3D Biasion Panap 1 ·SO Madon. 105 000 00 10D Madars 3 000 0 19 Bobbili Ng Asmtham Alottarr Gororotarnt Lea 1 q tiem Catram at Hoenilai Ars MIE, Sb-Asaletant gec Dr Harr etc Tarlar Amert a Mission Ioaptial for O setoment gtank Dl trict Moena d Cl!ITED 1 ord Mnipal Tant Mig No Il 611 Titlon Irlato fees 10 allun Vacant Yalns It of Bollitia Tojist Talk Raru larva i for on J Clitzen Dr O Ririn Den Ion MBBS Go In f Victoria Hospital Closer met (Lond) WM 8.1 for Caste and costs on ca Dr A. M Macpha 1 Ralny Hospital United 'ree Chorelio Sotland IT V MCL Dr BM Don !! LOD 1 Dart Mary Loft Lyles Americas Arcot Daston MSV V Janell Lady Gos on nent Head a rart reOU T Pool Apothecary Mom and C? Idr allows tal 32 000 0 0 Warna 2 30 000 OO 0 Indrus City 10 000 0 0 15 Madanapalle Mangaloro 10 000 00 18 8 CODATA 25 Ncllora Bellary Rajahmundry Salem 76 APPENDIX IT HOSPITALS LX IYDIA STAFFED ENTIRELY BY WOMEN. 1 Atrapaltor Tuof Valloro Mrs LDI Teters Lady Victoria Jubliee loss tal Mnicipality with that froro 47 983 00 Apothecary Goverent Mrs AD Carmcds LMP Victol Benn fal Won ons nl Provincial Goveranent 412 00 OD DJI tal DA Nlian MD Lutheran Hoe tal for Yomen Uited 7 rangelical Lutherna I 20 000 00 and Child on Church Ancrias MrsDB Cor Ion Assistant Go crnet Quen Alexa: Ira Ucy in ei -0,726 00 Surgeon Деј ital airs M O Grady Sub-Assistant Surgoon Mis & Holmes Apothecary Womens atd cl It Iren & Iliopi Taluk Doard 21 121 00 tal All CA San Rammad RBD L F Costa Llosp 13) Talok Boud 41 000 DO BL99&T ITesterlow Anothe 1 emnto Sec Ton (over nent I rosi cal fun! Noticparate cary Fout and Hospital Nepal. Mrr Dernard Carr Women sa d Childrens Ho-pl Dutr ct Board and Mualet B30 00 tal Tally MIS B Thungarm PRCS Victoria Hneptal for Wonen Golement 10 000 00 YYS and Ch den Mrs. E c Scanlon Assistant II The Maharan ca Caste JI I To Mahamace of "000000 Surgeon and Go ha lolol Vizianagrom M199 G W Malet, ND, CH Canadian Psptist lloep tal Almost self 90 pportiog paalatrd New building by Landian 1 aptist Missica I nderronstruc Board Capada flon Istrate Rs 5000 10 Yaaparpet 23 Vizagapatom Vitlanagram 36 to Poggaru 50 T!

·Women's Hospitals in India staffed entirely by women -continued. 72 Yaror of station, Yame of medical woman lo charge Name of capital By whom eupported Appror mato value of bulldogs No of beds Baanuar RE J Cave, IROS MYSORE LROPCE Z M. Hospital 1 0000000 80 Bungulore Kolar 60 000 00 Vyooro Mles Jhirat M.B, BS Maternity Hospital (Lood) 3. D Lens ID Eiln Thorburn Hicer tal A 11 Banks, BLB R.S Holdsworth Memorla! (Lonl) MRC S. LRCT Conwcu 1 Soluntary subscriptions 2 CEZMS 3 Priyato patients fees Tysore Government Woens For Ignis logary Society and Meh p scopal Chleb (America) Wesleyan Mission plus grant from Mysore Government plus voluntary contributions 400 0 0 0 57 1 50 000 0 0 80 Dura lomall Khan Shmctin MD NORTH WEST FRONTIER PROVINCE. King Edward Memorial Mua ct pal Zenius Losp tal Peahawar Local Body and Dufferla Fund THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND 3700300 24 Antala City Amritsar Amritsar 50 000 0 0 40 JR Carle on, MD LO levi D Dr I Parsons (Lond) Mtes F M S ramenus, M.D MNKH Tun Teto poraslly losed Asrarur Detala PUNJAB Philadelphia Hos ital forrrcabyterian Board of Foreign Women and Ch 1 iren Naslons, New York St Catherino a BILs fou l'ospital Fecs and M nie pal grants Incipal Femalo losital Bunicipal Committe Z nada MI slon Jo tal OE Z MS Star Hospital Fun ls from Englip! 90 28,000 0 0 12,00) 00 20 Bhiwa! 15 000 00 29 TI E N Farer BDS ML Biss t MLB Ch.D Farrer Hospital 15 Tetoze poro Cantonment Mlas M Atlea M.D 100 000 0 0 to Frances Neaton Llospital Baptist Mission Bjelical A I ary and I die pland D tit Loud grant and tos American Presbyterlan Mission Goycroment grant. 0 000 0 0 10 ·0. 000 0 0 30 doirat Dr Ante Smith Dor Memorial Topital ro loredl, Mg Dow Montreal (Anada for tho (arch of Brotland Women Amor ation for l oregn Alesions rn Chili Apital V picioni nnd D er t Tranh Francis Henry Wrigli's Here 11tch of Ipsn 7 ADE VAS rial lorpital slonary Nordt IT FATE 1 bs Tlpt on Di Grant and Toel lartur Dr Ba !! 4 00 $ Jondala Temporarily 1098 313 Jhelum Karoo) & 2 cols CO Labore Good Samaritan Dy the women of the United M T M Jones 30 000 0 0 Fresbyterian Catch of North AJORICA Ten pora ly closed $1 slizabeth Tor; Stal 9 P Marlon Rocirty 1 22 323 00 Municipal Committee And Lorertent Dr M Franklin MN BS Lady Allel la Hospital 1 Grants-in aid troma Tunjab 2000 WM9 LRCI MS novernment. Local Bodles Codotese of Darria. Fund Local subscriptions. ME ? Brown MB with Menologpitel and I tolal Mirlopary contribuona sera, 250 000 00 Afl of 0 Doctors Me orla J bary repts of room by irrato Paletts Granto lo eld from Municipa Compo!teren, Dlatriot Boon and l'unjal Davera ment. Dr Lewin MD Wonen sand Chilfren longlah 1 latrict Boord Lyalipur 30 OO OO 189 Lilla APTENDIX IV.—AOSPITALS O INDIA STAFFED ENTIRELY BY WOJEY. 16 Lyallsur 20 000 0 0 Motgotary Matap Cantonment 37 000 80 CO . Multan City Narowal Dr Al sanler Nancy Colsood now Ital American Balon and Qosera mnt ftant ! Dodson LSA (Lond) CMS 7. loupital Cucch Mlarionary Cocle's MI D (1 ox) Miss Shaw LMS Sictoria Jutllec Zenapa Hapital Maalipal Committec Nollag Dr Ebearbord MD CE Z Nission Hospital CTX Mission and District Board Bigot. Dr ruth L Young DBS Rabmatpur Mission Dos:ital Tapilt Nissjon Socl ty (Lond). Dr AC Pows NBDS 12 L'alwal 36 Doopita and uhordinato Btaff Daud Inge cott Ra 27 000 Doagalow for IDoctont and NorID Slater coct Rs 11 000 78 ·Women's Hospitals in India staffed entirely by women-concluded. 74 Name of station Natso of med calomanin Nan e of Hop tal che ge By #lom supported App osimato valge of boulungs No of beda 71307 Bs. Ar Dr (aris sh to MD PUNJAB-continued wilte Memorial Hosptal for Womeo sad Children St Andrew's Bilssion Hospital Uafted Freshylcrlan Church 40 000 00 2$ Eswalioji Mr. Conle LRCP&S (Edin) SPG Dission and Private BEDscriptions 12 000 00 0 Rawalpol Dr Anna Dengol 50 000 0 0 35 Rawalpladi Ilowart 20 000 0 0 Dr M E FILU JY IS 10. Francis, LP DC Iunsberger ID 10 Saltot City 1 000 00 22 St Cather des Iospital (1) Duffer D Fun iz) Voluntary contr but on (3) Mission a tosp tal Min pality Ran alpindi Ma I Ll tabc 1 406 tal SP and Cambr d e Mission Memorial Hospital for Women American United Presbyterin aud Children Church of North America assisted by grants from vari Qu9 bodies. Jay Me orlal Hosplad Church of Scotland Mission Duffe In Block Elpon lospltalCountess of Duferla s Fund and Municipal Committee simla 25 000 0 0 55 THL WONTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND Clallot Sim1 Dr Felco Linie De O LIul on WNS M 21 Lee MPM.S. 20 25 Apr UNITED PROVINCES De My Webb LR.CP « Lady Iyall and Maternity 11os. Proslocal Gore 2 nent 3 (Pula) pital attached Wotpens Sied cal s hool :52 047 0 A ahabat 76 Lady I yalij Hospital 19 Maternity HOOD tal Dr AL Mackenzio 1D WMS Duferio losplta) Anahabad Duferla Fund 40 73 821 OD (Dufferin LOBpltal) 19 000 0 0 (Lady Doctor's quarters) ·NOOO 10 Sub Assistant Surgeon to 'nuna 11legli n ltospitat | fond Naslonary orlis charko Mies Consins, MA (Oxon, Mission -avitarlum for Tober ( 1 ritar pula rifl na forumu MD, BSc (Lond) culoals Intlrnta (lusetne il grant 19, 00 00 0 A mors Parallly FO E. Gleisoo Barc, MD. Clara Swain loer tal 30 Boadaban Benanti bo Homenal profga Fretty U B GO UNO 00 A Ancileai Metollat 1 placerat Ch reh nion Cb stres of 0 1 zar Fun! ! 19 DO Bennce I'ranch MoN by Tonta from various loules Zenin II au 1 No Heal Bilecion Dietrict Board 2 CB7 0 0 Dr LC Huffmano Sarah Croled lon Hospital DI B Towers Dr M O TOTA MRCG (Ing). Tebuarl Memorld Tropical LRCP (Lond) JM (lot) LMS (Lord) WMS Temporary closed Victoria Tospital GD Benares. Bolsodshahr Kburla Disisl Hoard OOO OO 20 Mrs IL Ralpul, Sub Aselstant Lady Torter Mooritah urgeon (Ludhiana) Miss Irene Perriera MD Zechman Doe Jatla 22: Hospital Dr K. R I Creig MD, CH B Dudera Hospital (Edin) OB Addcnley, MB , B Ch St Catherioc Roupital Cowoporo Local Fund AS 00000 83 API EXDIS IT.-JoSPITALS IX INDIA STATFED ESTIRELT DY KOMIN. Cawo port 70 000 00 LO Fatebpor 30 60000 15 Jabadabad (Fatehpur Dlstrict) 3 000 0 0 13 Jhansi . 0000 LO Dr 3 Mathorn Ihysician in Broadwell Nospital and Memorial Womens Union Bllsionary c) Argr Dispensary Sodety of America A MI Ewan, MD Dr Miothorn Murray Dispensary IIospital . 5 meni's Valon Missionary Soclety of American Alco L. Ernst, MD Mary and Mar a actoman Womens Lalon Salonary Hest Hospital Society of America EA Douglas, MB BS, Lady Klabalou act Hopital Tenana Lill and Medical (Lond) Visalon Dr A DI, Watts RCP&S Duferin Hospital Ctral Coinmittee Iroflnclal (Fald) LIPS (Glas ), Committee, lo al Committee LMLCP (Ireland), WMS District Board and Mcaldrai Board Lucknow 50 Lucipo 1 09.125 00 40 RATA,'Balla District Thala. KA Risto Mary Wilson Sanitariam Met odist Cplzeohal Church 1,01,000 0 0 120 75 ·APPENDIX V. List of Qualified Medical Women in India, Burma and Ceylon. Resdora aro requested to inform tho Jionorary Socretary of omlosions and mistakes in this list and to give all information in their power by binh tho lut may lomado full and correct next year For the correctness of onto the Secretary clocs nct hold herself respons blo A = Vemiscre of Association D=uſerin M = Moesionary -Nativo States WAS-Women & Indian Medical Servico C=Associate Adam, LODISO ar B, BS, Madras • Clo London and South Western Bk , Kilburn Rd, London, C. Adderley PLB, B CI (Dub) St Columba's Hospital, Hazanbagh 2. Addigun, Gail (néo Tallman) N.D Friends M1891on, Mlakoruga Seoni Malwa, CP ALA. Aletander Mary M.B, CA, 1910 Rainy Hosp tal, Royapuram P O Badrag NA Alexander, Mrs. (nio M'Kintosh) M, C# 2. Church of Scot. Mission, Jatymu, Punjab. A. Alfred, A LM & 9, 1003 McIvor Female Hospital, Sıbı, Baluchistan MA. Allen, Maul MD, Bfich, 1894 Am Presb Mission, Ferozepore, Punjab Allon, Bella J AD, Baeton Am Moth Lps Mission Baroda (on furlough) 2.4. Allyn, JCSkle M.D, Trn Canadian Bapt Mission, Pithapuram Almeida, Angela (ne Gomes) LA & 9, Bomb, 1906 Mahomsdı Mahol, OH Money School, Bombay MA. Ambroso, the MM MD, 19, Adelaide, 1903 Poona and Indian Village Nilsson, Pandharpur, vid Kur. duvad: Anderson, CT. MB, CE, 1904 (Alerl), DTM, Lady Harelock and Lady Ridgeway Hospital for Women, 1905, LTO!' LM, 1907, Dublin Colombo, Coylon MO PRCSE, 1921 A. A. Anderson, Mrs (néc T. D'Abreu) MA, CV, 1888 Daneshpat, Salem District, Austin, Mrs. B, CII B M... Bachelor, Mary Mastungton Clo T Austin, Ls, IOS, Bank of Madras, Madras. • MD, om Med Col New York, 1800 Balasore, Orissa * Brer, Mary AX, AD, IToms Med College, Phila delphia Am Luth Mission, Chirala, Guntur District, Midrar 4. Bahadur, Piroja Jameetu LM & 9, Bomb, 1906 Bahaduril. Vt Nanak D (née Tur 48, Soolu Pagoda Road, Rangoon LILOP & 9, J, L & s, Bomb khod) Ridge Road, Malabar Ilul, Bombay W M&A Dalfour, I R., CMD Banajte, Mrs. Coolbs, (nie Perihala) 1. & 3, Bombay Joint Secy, Central Committee, Dufferinlund, Dell Banerji VR, Calcutta Hornby Road, Bombay. Nagpur Pasol, (M., CH., Lin 1901) Buchanan, Mrs. J. Z M Hosp Borsid Bambry LD, Toronto, Mcr ands, Ont, Can O Mission, Mbow, CI THE COUNTESS OF DUFTERIA'S FUND. Duffering ·jab IS Bati boi Mrs 71 lla Bınajes IRCE ED IM Rot Batten Mrs Graome (néo allzce) MD) Br Cofirndlny & Co Ar ny Agents & Banker Bominy Bazely DIT MA St Stejlons Ilmapital Deli MDC emo Bcals Rose Tarbink MA An Maratl 1 VAR Hai Safarn Diet MD Jol ns II p 0 Benjam n Lena Adell M MD Man 1999 Lellore Benjam n Agnes MD Brur 1901 TLC & Sri LM REIMI I Ilya mal Iga Smir. B elby T ADIM onrr 15$ (la Tl Mansoor Natio al lank of In lin la lrne 81. B Igram Imad ul Mulk Mg ISA Lund 1890 MD Brur 1891 Noel lan! Sa intal ly terala Decen MA Boset Mary Ronal! MB CR Iber LA 1) L larter 11 lat Riiwa 11 nyal Bolton D MB A Bose B ndu M3 Calcuttr 1890 931 flar (1 oso St Calcutta Br dge Inspector Man ) bai LM & 9 Bombay Al melal 11 Brook no C LMS Cal utta B! rmn lemnlo Dop. Ya ng Taniny Rangoon 1 .. Brown Ld th M. MA Tin CID! MD Brx 18 me truet an Velete llega i llana P njabu I ILOItali 1591 4. Bryant M T (née Sm th) B1 D $ Lod prm J Cantah On furlo 1 Butcher llora LSA 15 IN39A 1909 Tanal pur Melical y sin Tanahprihly, Br 1996 Inion UI WMSA Campbel G J 3D Glas I'rine al in ls llar! sc Vel C lege Delli MA Campbell Susan LROT & II I tell rroth m * Vjmer Captain Cooverbs LB &9 Boul 1909 1 al tana lloel niny Captan Ph rozeba 8 LM 1 nl 1909 DA, Car loro IM IRCT Es Td L Rint Co Veasns Coran i Company, Ciar ng mga Inndort MA. Carleton Jose e R AD Wm Mel Coll Nillj 1 Am Irrs. V n Umuulli i ty I injale 1880 WMS Carr Ruby T м в II B NdT 19 1918 Wonen Vol allol 1471 Chamber Mrs (née Saunders) MB CIB Carlton MB CIB Chesc TT BID Plenernt Illa (esclan IT wn NA Ch te Mrs Pearl S > DCC (nn Bapt 11 on Alihtna ) inct WMSA Comm sariat Shirn I IN & Bomb 1901 FRS1 Aast, tol O CIUI I uchun MA I neson I'lorence C MD In Jn ( 1 Cornhe LF L ROTS Costa Mrs de D for n H ptal ) blanga LM &s C'osha lloa tai Valmu Cote Marie Marguer ta M ) Ca ca o 1888 Cotinho fatida 1 scote Tha la ng To nga Det. I urma ITOP&S MA Cottrell Mr L Abdul Pel man St Bon las ND Un v nl nos Bar LA I Cone Mrs (née IV one Idward ) LRCT & 4d MA Croz er Jenny Engl b 4 A lewa llop lrl Raxalp n! BA MD Blaspur C. I WBS A. Curjel Dagmar I'lorence MD Car DPE Curr I Hard e 1st to GCJI P njab LTCP&s Tu A Da Costa ZI TROP & I'd LB Maclcol llo; tal Inurl] O Chunnakam Ceylon Tot 1906 Jul Ire I emale liver tal Bal awalpur APPENDIN —VEDICAL TOHEN I I\DIS, BLT AND CRITOS A ות I כן תס d ·List of Qualified Medical Women in India, Burma and Ceylon-continued 78 Dada Bhny, Mr (neo P Patel) Dadina, Mrs. Mlapak H. Dadsactt, Shirin B 1. Dalal, Poroches l'hirozepbal. M. Dautree, DT. MA Dart Dease, Mrs. J. DI.. Dastoor, Bachooban MA Davidson, Mrs. ** S. Davidson, G E M VA. Degeurig. A 4. Do Jous, Isabel do Laveta, M An Do Monte, Mrs. Cecilia A DeMonto, Cecilia. DcSouza M. Norajec, Masa Ruth 4. Dias, A. V. MA Dul, Osco M. WASA Dugent Basnes, Mr. 4. Doctor, Goolbar BL Dodbi, Araba Jehangir BL.A. Douson, I leanor Isabel M. Douglas, L. A. MY. Drake, Joan M, Dunn, Lille L. 11. Eager, W. . Eardon, Mrs. (ndo Quanborough) A Cllicot, MS Engincer, J. B. A Linst, Alice L 3. Irans, N. Lrers Farbar, M. | 4. L'attes, Tilen M Ferguson Davie, Mrs. CE Ferreira, Mary MID, MR.C, Lond 50, Cumballn HIV, Bombay LN & , Bomb, 1892, LLOP & 8, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Jammu Ed , 1897 LM &s, Bomb, 1903 Tardco, Bombay LN & 9, Bomb Jaya Arogsa llogutal, Lashkar, Gwalior DI R.CS, L.R.OP Baptist Blission Jiospital, Berhanpur, Gadjam Dist. MD, NV Umiy, USA Am Meth Mission, Nam Tal L&s, Bomb, 1905 Crant Road, Bom.my ND, Toronto, E.L. Cana. Pres. Mission, Indore, Aml hut B.BCH B Porsonal Asstt to C. MO, W DE S, Countess of Dufferin Fund, Simla & Delhi MD, T'enn. Am Bapt. Mission, Nellore (on furlough) LM &, Bomb Hill Road, Bandra, Bombay LV8, Ceylon The Hospital Clodagh Estate, Natale, Coston. LM & S., Bomb. Second Phys., Cam. Hospital, Bombay DI. B., B3, Bomb, 1918 Lady Ilardingo IIospital, Delhu. M.B., BS, Bomb, 1918 LN & S, Bomb Kenana Hospital, Junagadh, Kothawar L.M. & 8, Bomb Princess St. Corner, Bombay M.D, BA Christian M29310n, Klakaba, U P MD, Brux , LROP &s, Cd, 1894 Lady Hardinge Ilospital, AS ola L.M&, Bomb., 1905 Victoria Gardens, Byculla, Bombay AB, B3, Bomb, 1917 On furtough MD, Brux, LS A, Lond., 1894 CMS Hospital, Multan Cant MB , B 9, Lond. Kinnaird Hospital, Lucknow 2, B., CID, DTM. Wesleyan Mission, Karimnagar, Nizam's Dominions MB, R. CH. RUI DTD II. Zenası Aftesion Hospl , Broach MD, Brox ZX & 8, Bomb, LRCP & $ , Edın, Sripagar LIA,MD, Brur. Hyderabad, Sind. LLOP & 8, Ed., 1906 MD, Tom Med Coll of Penn , 1888 8. Slater Road, Bombay. Jhansı, U, P LLOP & 3, Ed., 1897 Hyderabad, Deccan, Victoria Zonina IIospital Coonoor MD MD, BS, Lond., 1890 A B M, Bahbu magar Hyderabad. MD, 08, Lond. 1.4.,RNI Terrer Hosp, Bhiwan, Punjab Bishop's Lodge, Singapore, Sled. O St Androw's Bled, B115. sion l'ospital, Singaporo. M. th, B3, Bomb, 1917 553, Gurgaum Rd, Bombay. THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S TUND.

·sdrag 8 Fellowes Nr. D M. Inch Susan A CP 1016 BLD 0.9 Lond Son & Victoria len llos ils lerabad Deccan The on in II tal i cknow IOA Barr Street Rangoo Forks Ilonori e 1901 IROT 3 TI TL 1901 LFT & Glas Horo nd CS Ed 1999 MD Brux 1893 LM. & Foster J Franklin II . Frcany Cama A ly llann, Coll in D II i I at ala State MA A. Frend Pereira Mrs. (née Sm th) A. Fr end I'creua GM Gangul Vrs hadambn Ccorge J E c. Georre Virs T Chore KK WMSA Sofa Ghos L. 21. G beh an Agavn o Gller Mrs (née II Contra tor) Gm Mr II TJ D MA Gimson Esther A. Glancy Morah KLC. Cnanamuthu M. S Gomory Mano 0 Gopal Nath Tara (Miss) M. Gordon Mrs Ado M Crabam Dorish L LRCP X9 D pl Denglurrik Cals LSA Ion 1 1 np rain. 1893 Curran I (1A 11 Jane Cale ita id L M Rot. Dub 1. (rre rel) VOTO Vict ria lenana liner Delhi M11 Iros Salt 1 pot aprop lot Vadras ale ita 19 Cor wall street Cal tta Irelan Duli rin llo ptal Sh hrpur Wom . Col omb InOC Ilu ! log! I n115 omb 1909 T tic Tersa. Lamton Row Crant nad I nbas 190$ Im Y tv von Barrally (on furlou.!) omba Bomlar 1917 C . Z. * , on lop tat Bangloro Canh 3.slog s Un v Dlontrcal ( VS Ilan 1! Ihast mir Bon bay M nn Hosptal In raba i Univ 1897 CV ssion Gari yallatak Jl anal CII DI o (Dub n) L V (17 V 180 losſ tllr lm ir JSA im Pres. Von 196A Staff Ioad Ambals Cantt 1893 HOS Ch. of Scot Sein Chiararo. Ed Cho Sanatonum mora LM S. (Cale 1909) Dufferin IIoap tal 11 th | | MROS LEOP Duffesin Insp tal i arac! MD Wom. Med Coll of N In Mary Lott Lyles lInes tal Nadanpallo frmary 1891 A B BS We leyan 3 s on My cro Cty MBBS Lond 1897 I. ILS Jaganj Benal LR.CP &s Ed Vun c pal Zenana Iloep tal Peshawar LLOP&S Ed n MD Brus. 1890 MOD CI Ed Danish Lutheran Jus on Terackouar S Arcot ATTENDIIT-BIEDICAL OVEY IN I\DIA, DrTul AVD CLYLOY 4 IN Gould Mrs AB Ma. Grant J MA Grey Jesse MC Hardy Mrs O. F (née Clcophas) 1.9. Itart, E M.& Iført Louna H Hardy Banks MA. Tether Alice M. A. lIcadwards A. M.A IIenderson Arc 12. Loliman J E Na pur 70 ·List of Qualitied Medical Women in India, Burma and Ceylon-continued. 80 MA Ingr, Jean WYSA Houlton, C. J. Huffman, Loal T. Ilulet Jiwan Mol W X4 Hamilton Brown, I. I M llulet, W M. Hull C. ! MA Ilume, Ruth Prabouly Ilont, II * 4. Innce, M.D Lond MD, CLB Edin UFC of Scot Mission, Nagpur ND, DS, Land, Sımla MD Am lletbod Margion Hosp. Bareilly ALB (A Hababad) Urguri Gadavari District NB, C3 (Syd) MD, GY Vuz vill Kustou Dist MD DA Untv Ind Bagnan llowrah District NA Wellesler Coll MD, Jom Med Am Bligion, Abmednagar, Deccan Coil of Tonn USA LN & S, Bomb Magazine St, Karachi MD, CILD, I'den Australian Pres Mission Sholinburg, S India (on furlough) T RCP & , La BA, AB, RCI BAO Dub 1905 I U Mrsston, Ilazanbagh, Bibar and Ora LMS, Bomb, 1912 Nasıl L'angalore 32 l arghava Mudals St, Triphacano, Na Iras (on forfough) MD, Dinois Memorial Hospital, Sall ot City I.Y & Bomb , 1007 Sandhurst Road, Bombay LLOP & STIMD, Brur London Mission Juagam Bengal CSC 8. Berhampore, Bengal IM Dub LOT & 8 Id Duffern Hospital, Nagpur LY & Mad , L ROP&S, CLLRM, Purkualkum, PO Venery, Madras 1 RCP 8 Ed Victona Hospital, Hyderabad, Deccan L.R.CPS Ed. L. PROSI Ahmedabad LM & S Bomb 1908 Nagpur LROP s, Fdin Victoria Hospital, Delhi LYS., Bombay MD, Phil The I'mpresa Mills, Nagpur The Empress Mills Nagpur HD, Cooper Med Coll San Fran, Am Meth Eps. Mission, [19ar 1000 Duffenn Ilospikal, Quetta- 1902 LA & S., Bombs, 1902, LM, Coombe, Te Timale Dept, Albert I'dward Hospital, Kolhapur, NE, CHD, Al erd. Deccan Home for Lepers, Dachpallı, NGS Ry, The No7am's Domitions MD, 38, Borb, 1910 Khambatta Lane, Byculls, Bombay Tardine. YN ara. Jedet, Eva Josephine WMS A. Tertia Willicent Thrad, Jerusha 3 A John, C. Jongeraard W J Jarbs. Nagulni A Joyce, Edith L Joyce, Ning MO hamalahar, Mrs. D Kaulaker, Mr. Kanga, KS A. Kapadia Mofabal B Mo harani, Jerbannno heane, it A. Karani, T A hesar, 8 IS M. heslas, Mr. Edna Lech Me heers, I V A. hclaskar, Irisbnalni * Kerr, Vrs. Isabel , THE COUNTESS OP DUFFERIN'S FOND. . or A . Kbambstta, Jerbar restonji ·Flambatta Vrs (no V Capta n) LM E9 Rnb 1003 II gr Rral n niny hlambatti M 14 bal C LISB b 10$ Teile Rnl on Iny. Klambatta Shrink LM Bon b 130 Ilu nagibt Intl 11 113 Kharegat Dicherba LA & Bomb 1909 Al aregat Dhanka LA 9 Bonb, 13 11 na (192 1 al 15 Klaregat Sarosla LN ES Bom 2013 โa la la ซ า11 A. Kholott . LRT & Fd. (ulo SS Knsley AL LOS En 00 l are tryt lingon llinta 4. pp C. MD Illnu Rain I nn. h stane Mrs. Le Bombay k ng 1 c II ito! I alty Kole: Tizabet! MRD ( de Kugler AS XD Nom Med Call of Ion US!! (nt llauras Iru ( ilus! 1!1 .. kukdo Tungabhadra NSVD 1910 FVC. ITA | tu tai Kja Lt MD 3 Cal Lamb Jose MB D. L 1903 CI? Im Inn Landon Ethel M2, NB I 190 7 LMTA Drea LA Laraca CI tin A B BOX Id, bantal it nllu hehe A Lauder Helen Z V Bob LRT1 0 1 TA. Lazarus M. BA MB DSV dras 191C I BCT Blomcas lt wp lal Lon! MLC) L.M 1917 Le Lasering Mrs. Ida Fayo MD Hom Ved Coll lll lenn 10.Info US 1 1991 Lowin Mrs Blan lo L DGVC.LSE (Rot.) UD (Brux) Home allo !al ! A. Lewis ( G BSD 1 h ail11111 Intirison in lila Cir Low E. BS AD Cali rn im Imely ning i A. Lobo UM LA ? Bo nb IS 3 Cala V ti si tal ronn i nor Jo no no Lror (IIVS Bangat ce SA Longion Mary MC ND D II. (hte Vis Ien In II(! mh) L.A. Longmire Mary MB CIB Var !!! Un. L. S. aba namet am Dm 1998 M BlacArthur V ctor a MD Machado Myrtle {m I a V avon h "ur MB JS Bomb 1917 4. Macl hedo llazel BL. B. B 3. Bomb 1917 Cama Il ptrl honlas Cuma 11 itul l. 19 LA. MacKellar Margaret MDCI R Un YCP a Ont Can Ics, n Tern uch Can. A Blackenzo Mpa ND OX(Ils on La Mackenzie A Lcargouth AD Brus LLROP&Cu &S Bomb 159 A Mac. llan Hclen 31 B QILD. Lel. Lly Ini CLO A. Macnau Drs. (ace Wglue) M. XD CAD Saunor 1 Maca col Jlrs. (nuo Brode) LBCP & Id. Isos 4. Jacphad A Matilda UI CL on I u 3. LLCP #SEJ Ut Ves njecieram 2.473 fun farlo) Atreintr-trical OXLS NIYDI, HIV ID CEYLAY Haslp L-3L.

·List of Qualified Medical Women in India, Burma and Ceylon-continued. 82 MD, C, D., 1909, M., 1915, 9, 19211.ady Hardinge Coll, Delhi. MD, DS, Bomb, 1918 Corner of Mugbbat 581 583, Gurgaum Rd., Bombay, No 4 Mn,19 (Cal) MA, 2. Cal IROT & 81, Lax, Rot, 1000 (On farlough) VD Am Pres 11991on, Kolbnpur VD BCI BARU I Insh Pres, Mission, Ahmedabad TAN , Bomb , 1914 LY&S, Vzdras Vani Vila Iospital, Mysore (on leave). Invandrum S'India LAS, Madrar, LROT, Lond, MV JIospital, Surat MR.CO. Eng MD, Phil Baroda. NT, CD, rd, 1000 7 M Top, Borsad, Bombay. 3D Canslian [194101, Damoh, o'r NB Ajmer . Y*.. Varon, P B. Nankar, Lanil ni Shamrao A. Verchant, I Marinan luntriel MA. Harkn, 1 lith A B . Varshall, Vine * Martin, Mrs. (nbe I C. Iuxton) Mathurnal, Mr. Acligachar. n Vartin, AT. W» Vatthal, Tizabeth * Vapaas, M X A. Veillerry, Sara I Tel XA VeCarran, Vars ? M Mremsh, Mr. Roxetto (nco Camp Movnater, Thzabeth Mh. Me Void Nellms, J IL : Vedhinra Gulbai Dhunibhoy Matekla, Vownt riborili d. Veeln Xorazbri X A Methn, Avanbai MI A. Mendice, cr. WM 4. Mencze, L Macharl, DKT Milne, Vrs, C (néo Smith) NA Winthior, A Mustn, Jerbanoo I Voi, VTT VA. Mohamad Ali Gultar XA. Nonahan, Vrs, (nca McDougall) A. Nahadım, Naja W*% Vurphy, VC WY YS Murphy. Agnes B A. Muthulakshmi, Sun lram THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S PUND 4 . DID, OM Can Pres Mission, Indore (on furlough) AD CIB, 1899 Rainy Hospital, Condiarpet, Madras. LR, CB, Uns of Glas, 1001, 5:33 Lady Hardinge Coll, Delhi DP, LOPES MR, B9, Bomb Dhan Ione, Ahme labai JAROP &gra UF Mission, Rainy llos, Madrag MT, ER Aler U Mission, Jaipur L. & , Bomb 1899 119, Frere Road Tort, Bombay IM &3, Bomb 1001 House Surgeon, Cama llospital, Bombay L. & 8, Bomb, 1903 Dufferin Iospital, Sitapur (Oull) Indy Figin líosp, Gaya. MTON, Madras (On lease.) LRCP & S., LI Mussoone BAND Ic latenpur Hopital LV&, Bonb, 1902 Bonny Buridings, New Charni Road, Girgaum, Bombay LA & Bonb, 1905 50, l'splana le Road, Fort, Bombay MD, 18, 1918, DON 9, 1921 (On leave ) YT,D9, Lond Berhampore, Ganjan Dost MB, D3, Bumb, 1919 URES, Png) Rep, Lond, MB, Lady Mardinge Medical College, Dell... Calc. MD, Dub Ums, Dan, din Wonen & Medical School, Agra M,&cu, 1912, Vadras * Amjad Lodge, Peter's Road, Royapettalı ·W 1.8. Mariner Bar N47Ar Criculta M. Caic, Mand TBL Noorange T'as br RA LM9 Born Cattedral treet Bumi ng WNSL Naora) Mcber iruesi Didalt a MB CIID 1 1 NILNI1 Aash LC Cr$ D Brur. Neudocriler MC Icon Dinraran Newtos Virs. A M. MI CIB T) Ra nlp n li Newton Jcan e LROT SIJ 1901 trill. ptal in de cher Barbara N MD (In) 11 An Ta 10 ft + MA. N isson B A. MD Is (Atl. n ltajam nlry w S.A. O Brien Beadon Vary NB DS Lond. Vlor Joer al inn M... O Hare Margaret CN Queens Uas DID Sin. Imre Jes on Dins er Il ngeton Caenda Ol vert, Cd th MB BS Bomb 1915 XROS LR GP Lond WS, Ol ecra ML RC9 LLOP LMER Bomb Bon me M Ol ver Belle Chona BLR Tor DC TrCS&R Maria 9 Nm pana Ont. Can Oliver Td th SM & S Bomb 131 Il ng ! tantra. Otto A, M. MD #ch inna M. Ottmann Nina Fleanor LM & A Na. R 7 M n berlangs sinjam Darat ML Om Mrs (nós MacMichael) MDCLB Ging Mon II JAIP M. Parker Il L. MD Am Ven! y tal Yin Jura l'atel Dos ba RC & Bomb 100: Patel Gullai MB B mbay IDolcta) Paul Anmel ca LY&S Bomb s Il llani no lines ta! 1! rcs Lr.criser Paul Id th W Dullinn xp 11 igra. I crper C IME I tunde Imprenanty Manlalay Pereira Mary LMS Bom! 1914 Ho at lumal Varngon talay Tercita Mrs. AA (née Souza LN ts Bomb 1913 Irrlcllunt li ili Rena l'erena Mary Math lda NED Bomb 1915 Perere : Irete 4 Hall 17prcadi Mazaron }} ml as NE BS Cal Pa I nson K, IT DMS Jaki lat 1 ba Mrs R. Lady Marl nget oppholp rinj DAVIDS. Bomb 1919 Pes laks, Tehmins Dr nga 1! 1 Stale Katlla war MBBS Bomb 1918 # NY Iral Ymr al llop Por 111 MA Pollard II MBBS Lond Ir le si l'oonen Lubose Vrs M. Rro cba Gulbri Irs B.8 MB 89. Lond. Lv Rot. Ho MD BS Bomb IJIS as an 167 Idrea loptal Triran lrum Thrncore 1 NA Irng Charlotte lut intill In Ilan Ilat will stito LREPAS. LU I ank De 163 was arı Delta Vigon Sarajur ki ti a Dust VB CIB Varant a llos tal loons ATTENDIIT-XEDICAL WOVET I I\DIA, BLAVA AND CEILOS A A S3 ·List of Qualfied Medical Women in India, Burma and Ceylon-continued FS תן ת Ratnam Mfr. (no L !). LYR. Madras Mater ty llop tal Egmo o Madras Hantne Wro ( la Vajfeld) YD B8 Lond At Home Reclk LiLCD & Ld n L3 CIL lonk Reuben III no MR. 1.8. Bomb 1910 Bł opa! fary Ws n 1 Snowdon C sla NR. CUB DPIL Wes 31 on Velah z s Dom Arth Vrjoria NRC8. LROP Wesejan Viss o las 10 Alysore State. I olierte > 15. Lalaba N4 Inleon fr dalda Sall 11 1 M.D. Ion 1 1901 lrends MLS 0 Itar's CP Roa o 31. LPCP& Bomh 191 Ayr I f S mla A. It Ahmalni LLCT & 9 Id ND Bux. ISO I jot 4 Rnc man Mrs. (oco Mac M2. CKB Aberdecn Ulla pur Rajputana ( Inshan) hi rth Vrs ( (o Dartloloane v) DI B CI B. 1003 Afcssrs Norman Bros 1 Ms on Roy Calcutta. Sat SA RC97 Saker Rone In B9 Cal 2. Sclell nlxerk h L MD A M B Miss on Mallapett Deccan MA cuyler Sir Br MD APM von Jullupdur Cts Me Sott Mrs. L. Jacallun 3D N Yol ABOY M. Mancay Ceylon WM. Scott Ignes a DE B Lon! 1901 Ofico of I GC ullos tal I al ore Pu jab BL.A. Scott D) MDL. Lin St Steplica & Iloss tal Delhi. A. Scott Virs. V Le Cal Son cur Jh nd State A. Scott, L.LCE & Lila A. Scott Red Synry J A LOS L.R.OP 1913 K.A. Scuulder Mn Ellen Bartholomac ISO9 AD Corn 12. Vn Med Sh NYCty Tnderadam S A Dust Madr s Pres XLA. Scudler Jia Sopla 1993 ND Corul II Un Mod SI NY Cty Arcot Mission Vellorc. the Share Mrs. ( lod Garda) LM & S. Bomb. Nayo Colle, Lahorc. Suns 11 co MB B9 Cal A Che Fla DO DA M.B. CX Mau Shaw 1 Its Bon b. Ten Gor D pensary r'ooLoonudau & Ran,oon Multan 81 eldon I GIly. Mrs (nuo I en MB 19 Lond 1901 no lon) COD MO Burma Ra I rays Burma Pangoon. NA SI enton Yr {n Ilenej) L&s l'omb Splend Crna VB B. Cal Somo la TM M. B 1915 6 monte In JD (nta I{end ) Amr tsar VDCI.D. LV Sngira Shrn Roder k House D bra Dun MD BS. Comb. 1914 Slater Road Bow bay THE COUNTESS OP DUFFERIY 9 FUVD A ·► to Siogha, Abhagabals Siret, Ango a A. Slater, Mr, Tatta NA. Smith, Andie C 8 Smith, Emma Smith, Charlotto AL & Smith, I DI . Smith, Mrs Mervyn MC. Suaith, Mrs. Olive Soares, Priscilla M. Start, Mrs. FW WMS. Stowart, M. A Stephens, Grace, I. M. Stulte!l, Lffie Stirling, Mrs. M... Stuart, E Gertrude Sukthankar, Valını Sundrabai, Vrs Sutton, Rotbermel z Mrs. Tanakanual, V V Tareporevala, A Tarapore, Shireen r Tarkhad, Kantabais Taylor, Mrs. E M. (née Walker) o Stephens, TE YM S.A. Stapleton, Grace WM9.. Thangamma, B A. Thanewalı, M. MA Thomson, Lilla M. Thorsson, Bertha, M. Thorpe, Buda M M. KLA, Tocber, Edith I.. LRCP As, Plin, LM, Coomba, Melior 1 Niepensats, Silit Hosp. Dullin MB, Cal King Georgo's Inapital, Iucnost MB, LS, Lond ("lufton Citongo, () taramund, 4 Indir LROT & Idio ch of Scot, Messi, Ginjal LN & S, Bonib 1839 famnabat Ila pilal, Barna IAM. &s, Bomb, 1907 Palunfar, N 617010 A L. IY M. College, Ludhians DA, MA, OLD Ranchi, Behar Soventh Day Adventista, 6 C lex Road, Bangalore, S India LM & 8, Bomb, 1909 Lady Wellington's Vintcmity Ilome, Bombay HD,OV. Am. Baptist Mission, Udny ajri, .clluro Dust. MB., CI B (Tdin). 1920 L.M. & 9, Madras Physician, Ramhugh, Gwalior AI B., BS, Melbourne, 1901 Duches of Tech Instal. J'ainn. MB. (Dub) Jodhpore Jaswant bemalo llojital MLB, Lond, 2002 C'Z MLANION, Qucttn, M., B.S, Bomb, 1917 Shantaran llouto, Malalar Hill, Lombas L.A. Es hung l'iwont Vemorial llop, I'oona City MD Disciples of Clarist Jesion, landahn, Ul L&s, Ma Iras L&s, Bomb HIyderabad (Deccan) LM, Ronb Onent Club Buildings Clowpalty, Bomlov ALB DS, Bomb 1015 LM&S Calcutta Kahalwadi Gorgium, Bombay. Vungligt, Deogal LMP Ramal M.D, Lond., 1918, B9, 1914 Lady Hardinge College, Delhi. LM&S, 1918 FRCS ingratam LM & s., 1901 LRCP&, Ed. Maharanu Hospital, Iodoro UFC Vission, Jaipur MD M.B., BS., Mad Christian Mireion Malobs 20 Jonca St, Mairas, MB, 1.8., Lond. Vist les. Jfission, Ilospital Ilhada, Trrarallur, Chingleput LY. & 8, Bomb, 1914 Girppum, Bombay. LM & 3, Bomb, 1914 Bangalore MD Stroncha, C. P A.B, B5, Bomb, 1918 LB, OM, GL, 1893 MB, Lond, 1900 Camballa IJill, Bombay M.B., BS, Duiham, 1901 Srinagar, Kashmir Sanagar. *A01175 aar kunt 'FIU AL AIRON 1Tidak- SIG\73.15 MA Turlchod, Kantabai Uchgaoker, Mathurbai NA, Umman, Vaidya, Krishna baz Yakal, Merbau Ardesir Vanghaz, Kathleen Olga Vaughan, Janet 4 83 ·List of Qualified Medical Women in India, Burma and Ceylon-concluded. 86 4 Varasinghe (hinnipi, Lucus N BIB, BS, 1916 Supdt. Child Welfare Scheme, Corporation of Madras 1. Wagstal, Yn J L. (néo Jathicson) Mussoone Tambus, L. DID, CS3 Madanapallo (on furlough) Warren, Elr10 SB., BS Kalimpong, Bengal WALA. Watts, AL LROP &s, Ed., LAR. CP, Irel Dufferin Hospital, Lacknow WNL.. Watts, Flura Turtter MD, Lond. 1901, BS Lond., 1899 First Physician to the Cama IIospital Bombay XA. Watte, lrs. Slater YR, B. Lonel Cluton, Ootacamund Nilgiris, WWS.A. Webb, AS V. LIOT &s, 11 Voinen e Medical School, Agra D Wella, Hornco o LM & 8., Mad, 1889, LROP&S, 14, 1391 1 em you.Grant, Birk SED Jodhpur A. Western. R. I MD, Lond., 1910, D.9, 1907 C. E. Z. MS Hospital, Sukkur, Sad Whale, Mrs. (néo D Vaz) MS D., 8.9, Durh V312 Vilas Hospital, Mysore City Whitehend), Mirs. (nlo Morgan) A B., B9, Lond Coylon ar. White, Blans M.D. Mom Un of Med., Balt USA White Medional Hospital, Pasrur 18SC. NA Whiteado, Margaret MD, 1912 A P Mission Hospital, Montgomery, Punjab WA. Wigram, Mhe. Marcus (nco Townsend) M.E., B.8., Lond., 1903 C. IL S, Bannu, N Y FP Wirham, Beryl MB, B S., Cal Witney, Sirs. (néo Recce) MB, CIL B .. Woodard, A. (On farlough) ILD Fatehgarh Yamini ben PR., PP & 9, Glasgow MA Young, Lalith L. ND, DS, Lond, 1901 loung, Fthel Vrs, (néo Good) B 2 Mission, Palwal, S Punjab MD, R.5. (elb ), 1903 de Young, Nr R. (néo Wilson) C. M. S, Rangbat 1910, Talgharı, 1917 M.B. CIE. 1, Ludlow Castle Road, Delhi THE CIO TESS OF DUFYTRIN'S FUND .

·VICTOTII ULTORI IL SCHOL INSTIPS FUYD $7 VICTORIA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS FUND. CENTRES ALREADY ESTABLISHED. Honorary Secretaries 141m-Hororirr Secretary Dufferin Fund Slulong Bil ichistan, igencs urgem and CV 0 Barolo-Chief Vedical Ofirer Bengal Thron (eneral with the Governin ent of Bengal Calcutta Berns---Honorr Secretar Dufferin und Imraoti Bhopal ganes Surgeon Bilir and Orn-Inspector General of Cul Hospitals Ranchi Burm-Honorary Secretary Dufferin Fund Rangoon Central India Igencr sirgeo: Indore Central Prouince-Honorary Secretary Dufferın rund Nagpur Gondal-Chief Medical Officer Gwalior-Vedical Officer to HIT the Vaharaja Hathwa-Vanager Hathu ? Raj Hederabad (Deccan)-The Director Vedical and Sanitation Department II EH The zams Dominion Junigadh (Rajhoth-Politinni Agent hathawar Kashmir-Superintendent Zenana Hospital Srinagar Jscore-Residencr Surgeon Punjab-Inspector General of Cıvıl Hospitals Pajputana-Pesidency Surgeou and C JIO United Provinces Inspector General of Civil IIospitals IIyderabad (Sınd)-Viss Piggott The Victorial Memorial Scholarships Fund. Rules and Regulations 1 The sums rarsed in furtherance of the above object shall constitute the Victoria Vemorial Scholarships Fund shall be kept separate from the present investment of the Countess of Dufferin $ Fund proper and interest accruing there fron shall be exclusively used for the object for thich Lady Curzon zastituted the said Fund 2 For the local administration of the Tund there shall be formed a Local Committee in each centre of ojerations consisting of - (a) the Caril Surgeon of the district (0) the wife of 1 senior Citilian, and (c) 1 Secretarr selected by the other ttro members The local Committee shall in cach instance be in direct communication with, and immedintely responsible to the local Inspector General of Civil Hospitals or Alminstratie Vedical Officer who shall be guided by such instructions as the secutire Committee may thun! fit to issue 3 The Council shall resue the necessary formal instructions to the Provincial and Local Branches it being distinctly understood sible expended () +12 (6) raining schools they vil altz mately be engaged 12 ·TIIE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S YOND Anilual Account of the Victoria Memorial Is A P Ils A T PECEIPTS- Opening Balance 70,726 4 : Interest on investments 33 377 80 Sale of Books etc 473 6 6 Sundry Receipts 189 3 0 Government Subveation 8 000 0 0 refonds (Loans Grants, etc) 1,195 86 Miscellaneous 333 5 4 TOTAL 1,17,995 36 ·VICTORI VUOTIAL SCIOLIRSHIPS FC D 93 Scholarship Fund, 1923 IS1P Pe ar 'EXPLIITTIE- 109 10 9 Il Cert al Premeris- (a toate bt non ACCatt 111bt on to Learne (2) Pcb eat nos Tra eleg * COD 0 0 - 89 0 827 70 3 CTALBAU- + 1 II demand, od . I laron 3 luto Provinces 4 Punjab Blar and Or15: C Central Pros sce! 7 Delb 8 Balucl een 11 lernbad Deccan 10 I sretan, 1) wal or 1 Baro la 13 10 ore 11 Gondal 16 Tera Inmal klan 16 Bhopal 17 Dell Ilealth School 18 Pibht 1.) , ellan ogs 20 Models 1 00 00 000 0 0 3006) 0 0 3 407 0 0 3 CO 0 0 0 COC 0 0 Jo 0 0 1 100 0 0 3 12 00 17 000 son 0 0 140 00 300 0 0 8000 C60 00 6 000 00 500 00 10 0 0 6, 00 32 016 00 4 Miscelaneous Co 0 0 (n) Mother and Dig ogtfit and matapisl for classes (6) Uarem ted Income Tax (c) Scholarsh ps (d) Comm ss OD on Investn cots interest etc (e) Post Graduate Couree on ID 13 04 216 7 3 55 14 0 resl z ns 5 837 80 5 687 13 7 2100000 5 Amount of Go eran ent Sahvent on for ID work transferred to Daferin Foel Clos og Balance 46 63 4 1 TOTAL 1 1793 3 5 VI GALTLETT The 911 February 1924 ·THE COUNTESS OF DUFTELIN'S FUND. REPORTS FROM CENTRES OF THE FUND. Delhi. The Healtb Oficer forwards the folloring report The class has been well attended during the year There are 23 dars on the roll Some new ones have been admitted and to have left on account of illness They are lying all at home and are not likely to work again The class was conducted by Aliss Sliantı Deri till April, when she left to get married The work yes then carried on by Mrs Barrie, the matron of the Centre, till Miss Nasir was appointed in September lle visited the class at least once a month to see tbe progress made lle also periodically inspected the dais' bags, as if this is not done they do not always keep them clean 125 midstery cases were supervised during the year, this 19 less than last year but the decrease is due to there being no Health Visitor from April to September The matron was not able to attend every case as she was often occupied with Centre work when the dei called her When Miss Nasır 1189 appointed in September she bad to get used to the district and the people, and as she is rather young the dars bare not the same confidence in Ler However, this will mend in time The improvement in the dars work is being steadily maintained and the standard of work is good Nany cases requiring medical and trera taken to the hospitals by the dang The Doctors report that the patients were brought in good time One death occurred a case of hæmorrhage from placenta præria, the patient's friends relused to get medical and though the dai and the Ilealth Traitor did their best to persuade them to do so le risited the house afterwards and found a very orthodny mother in law who would not listen to reason Nothing would make her believe that the case bad not been quite normal only the girl's time had conie and she had to go It was an erceptional case and got the dais fault In October three das were seat in for the examination of the Punjab Central Mi Isares Board tuo pnsced the one who failed will try again However she is vers old an] very stupid so there is little lope that sho will pass She has improved in her work and conilucts cases in a fairly clean manner o we shall have to he content with that The dang hare been supplied with Lysol son ton and thread during the senr Serernl moro outfits 1191 c Icon giren and by the end of next year to liopo erery dni all haven bag The people in the houses aro beginning to demin! dar with Inga fo that 19 n step in the right direction On tho whole the clas* bag dono verr sell considering the changes of teachers Indore, C I. The Superintendent, hing Fdmord Hospital, reports I have the honour to caclose stattates o! the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund for the rear ending the 31st Decenni er 1023 23 \urseu ingri the clneg And 14 passed the examination One Nurse arreared for entripatron onls from the Vision Hospital and also possed Two appenrid from the State licapital, but failed The Apup Dni Silver medal presented annually by Nai Bahadur Seth Kastoor Chand Tras grined Is Palun Bai Rajput, to stool first in the examination BHOPAL. Report of the State Surgeon. The Counters cl Dulena's Fund (TVSF) granto scholarshipe to fir Indian da: The dais attend lectures regularle 5 dits in a week and are interested in dal gori ·ICTORII Estorilt SCIOLINSHIPS FOXD 05 Tter arc impresund well about cleanliness and its importance in Midwifes cascs. They are compelled to come to the liospital and learn practically from porn labsur catcs ani thus they get practiral lessons and fit themselreg for work lam sure the Victoria Memorial das hare their part in the progress of infant anl maternite welfare Baluchistan. Ty The Chief Medical Of.ccr says - Quetta -121 lectures with demonstrations sero giren by the Doctors of the Duferin and Mission Lepana Hospitals, Quetta Case3 of 30 dars were sisited by these Lady Doctors, the number of cases being 1,003 against 869 for the previous Fear. Arost of the days are eplendid in the way they dingnoso an abnormal case and bend for the Lady Doctor in charge, Dufferin llospital, or the Zonana M1931on Hospital, Quetta There is nothing of special interest to report about the indigenous dais this year Ile cuci ting is that there 19 A satisfactory increase in the bumber of cases shown, 1,008 as compared with 809 in 1922 and njih 391 in tlic first year after the training benan bere. Of these cases onls 49 were alsnormal and the Doctor was called in Four deaths occurred and none mere due to any fault of the dais, which is very creditable These results are really surprising when one realizes that the "trained indigenous dal " 19 still very fond of her old evil ways and often follows them It is interesting to find that the women sho employ these dais nre beginning to cratici e their inethoils and evidentls espect them to attain a certain standard as to their WO-L. This seems to be a rers healthy sign of progress Inother 13 that it is not infrcquent for a woman to cone and arrange for her ccnfinement beforehand wishing to have an Englili doctor to look after her with the day engaged to do the daily work all the dois bo take many cases, with t cases This one exception and a few oll not join the class flowever nearly 18, who are quite good now at reporting time one inons that they fall slıort of what ope would tish, or often revert to their old customs Siby - 11 the 79 maternity (7ces attended » 5 dans under training there supervised by Mrs Dard, the Maternity Supervisor Hyderabad, Deccan. The Director, Vedical anil Sanitation Department, says The Victoria Zenana liospital, Fly deralul, continued to be the only centre of training for Indian Midwives Ilhen the year opened there were on the rolls 21 dais in receipt of scholarshups from the Victoria Memorial Scholarships f'und and 16 were admitted during the year, making a total of 37 of these 7 mere either dismissed for different calles or absented themselves froin the class after Farring periods of study and 18 passed the l'inal Cxaminntion, whilo 12 remuined under training at the close of the year Tho qualified dais are either employed in Government Hospitals or engaged in Private practice During the year under report Rs 1,314 13 11 frere recerred from the Victoria Memorial Scholarships l'und and OS, Rs 3,013 from the Gorernment of 1115 Fisaltet Ilighness tho Nizam The amount received from the Victoria Memorial Scholarships l'und was spent in nagiog scholarships to indigenous dnis, while the amount contributed by Governwent as espended torards the salaries, etc, of the teaching staff ·TIIL COUNTESS OF DOFFERIN'S FUND, Hyderabad, Sind. 11139 Pisgott reports The class during the year ended 31st December 1923 has had an arerage of 29 on the roll and an average attendance of 15 It is alsays closed during the Rivzın for ? sliort time, as all the dars are Mahomedans Dr Bilfour' examined 12 dais on 31st December 1923, cf whom 10 paced Threc old ones were reexamined and the same dar trho won the silver medal last Fenr 1175 got it again Including the 13 ho passed last time 23 are not on tha pn sed list This will mean a good deal of superintendence for which are are providing in the Nerr lear A truned dr has been shed for by the Municipality of a tova 21 miles away Ono of those who passed 2 years ago is being sent there uns requests hare ben recrired from the Iofussil for trained Fonen, but it is not easy to find those who are willing to leave their homes and go out In connection with this class 2 da19 are receiving scholarships from the Klar pur State where thet are keer on haring their muring traine] As it is so diffi cult to get these women to leave their liomes we must arraage for them to be truined in their own districts We are trying to push on and give special train ing to two of the superior p ssed dais, who we hope mall be useful in helping to teach others in the districts Eight of the pupils are not able to read This enablns us to provide them rith literature As one of them gaid "I used sometimes to forget that you tald me but now I real thuis book and remember everything Quite 1 nice numler of young women are coming on, some of whom did best at the camination It 19 th older ones that were so hard to get to more at the beginning Only the other day they said "How frightened we were at first and wondered what you could teach us ! It 19 interesting to see their growing ambition Now they are quito keen on lenrning Their appearance has decidedly improved Tbere are still a great many women practising ia the city ond not attendios the clas Now we must oim at getting the trained women registered ns at 18 ton Ind ben they hare taken tho trouble to learn that there shonld be no recognition I lope the Municipality will give the matter careful consideration Srinagar, Kashmir. Dr AL WcKenzie 9155 There are giv dus under training, and of these four ore rendy for examination The Hospital Trained Dans baro attended 100 cases in their houses RAJKOT-KATHIAWAR. Report by Dr. Rukhmabai. The following is the brief report of the work clone in 1923 It 19 a matter of great satisfaction that the Thakoro Saheb of Rajkot has taken up the matter in his hands seriously in hu limit of the town of Najhot where the bulk of the population line Iis medical officers hare been giving regular courses of lectures to the Ais and he has also engigel n lads doetor specially to iostruct the dais and to super- Tice their fork So 10:23 can lo said to hare been a most active year in Rajkot 11 our cause All the same I on the whole situation most discouraging, becanso our best efforts are mere patch Fork long ns the municipalities and other executiro Iigher authorities will not do their trork efficientlr and ill not giro facilities to the poor inliabitants of a town to enl le them to len la liggienic Itle it in myth to cipect the poor people to acquire cleanir habits anl to keep their houses and streets in 8 sanitary coddition ·ICTOPIL HE CON IL SCIOLIN SIIS HUND 17 Sou! of the towns in Kathir base no popies for the houses People ato caped citl or to go out into the ficlls on the river banks or the ser store, or cu t'e hitect betre-lanes and lacl. vds reprises Sounctimac tlieto aro fer public litrines Ilic reping of the refuse I left to the tender mercies of "conterrtising melter, #omos mollect it primately for selling it or manuro to the ferre Where such municipal arrangements exist, mlat is the gool of the lleal.b 112 10- reminding the women not to roll their back yards or the lane? Then again, in hothair though there is plenty of open space in the towns compared to large cities else there the authorities do not insist on haring windows to crerr liring room or but, and in some cases eren do not give perpussion to the loucenllers to bare trindore Furthe, the porcrty of 'ho people makes them lire crowded together with goats an cnlc in the same hot-like houses The erstem of using condong cahey as fuel A51*ales tlo bcaping up of condun: in the Lach tard or tlo verandal, Thuck in its train breeds the flies and the thics in their turn breed discascs So the vicio circlo goce the merr go-round I Lore to continue the Ilealtli stor's forb in 1921 and thereafter till thin monet in my hands Insts Tho lalance in the Imperial S2111g Bunl stands at Rs 1,67-1-10 on the Ind October 1923 GONDAL. The Chief Medical Officer says I have the lonour to ante that the candidates are lcing trained ho it 19 Lope I will pass the examination this rear The progress of these pupils is satisfactory They attend cnscs under the super 115101 of the Medical Oficer, Gondal PILIBHIT. Report of the Civil Surgeon Teelle lectures were delivered as usual in the Hospital premises and the total number of these was 49 aguint 49 of the prerious sear arerige attendance at ench lecture being 16 against 13 of the previous year As an inducenient a renard of 4 annas 19 fixed for every du attending the Midwifes wechly lectures Most of the dang Lowever still try to escape regular attendance The instruction imparted to local dans has brought about good results as far as cleanliness is concerned and a further improvement is expected The total number of visits made by the Midwife during the year under report sas 270 against 211 of the previous year Births and deaths There has been a marhed improrement in births 1 903 against 1 491 of the prerious year, while the total infant mortality was 508 against 372 of the previous The death rate per mille of population was 15 76 as compared with 11 50 of the previous year Conservatism and apathy of India being chiefly responsible for this high rate of mortality The Midwife is gradually becoming popular among Indian families and is trying her best to orercome this obstacle by making the W lie unterstand at large the importance of cleanliness during the confinement period as is evident from her more frequent visits during the seat under report year ·98 TIE COUYTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND LIST OF PUBLICATIONS. To be obtained from the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund, Viceregal Lodge, Delhi and Simla. Vadual of Vidwifery' by Sir Pandey Lulis in Engl sh Urlu Hind Canare o Bengali Varathi price Re 1 and in Gujarati is 8 In Roman Urdu from the Chief Vedical Idriser Patiala State and in Tamil Telegu and Valaya Im froin the Honorary Secretary Countess of Dufferin Fund Vadr13 Branch Victoria Buildings Egmore Vadrag First Lessons to Co intry Dais by Dr M I Balfour IMS in Englis! Urdu Pomin Urdu Gurmukhi Vartla Bengalı Hinh and Gujaratı price As 8 Care of the Baby bs Dr II Balfour in English and Roman Urdu especially written for teachers in Girls Schools Price As 2 also in Kanarese from Miss Newlands Women & Training College Dharwar (Hindi and Urdu translations are in preparation ) • Hukm Dev and her Baby or how 1 mother learnt to care for her baby, a book for mothers and dars In English Hindi and Urdu price As 4 Paniplcts - Advice to V[unicipalit es in Inglish and Urdu Letter to the Women Sub Assistant Surgeons in India Lenflet and Lecture on Improvement of the Conditions of Childbirth in India The Dai anl the other in English Hindi an 1 Urdu Rules for Cinssos under tle Victoria Vemorial Scholars) ips Fund First Aid in Childbirth hy Miss G Campbell MD in English, price Rs 3 Models for use in Dais' Classes. The following mo lels bare been especially prepared for purposes of demonstra tion for classes for dag Tics may be oltained from the off ce of the Victoria Vemorin Scholarships I unl - Rg Ar D19 Outfits for cleanly practice Vaternity Packets for Iccouchement Volei ci internal orgnis (in 1970 nn 1 flannel) Diagram of external organs (printing in Roman Urdu) The ahore are in stoch an I will be sent oit PP 600 each 6 0 0 1 8 0 0 80 The following are ma le to or ler and usually take a few weeks - Rs Ar 15 0 O ench . 00 2180 Volel of Dimmy s mood Volel of Fortal Skull in mool Vorlel of \ormal Pelris in food Vodel of twomen anl gannequin in Fond corere ! clamois leather (Ile omtred led) Valet of Dummy anl mannequin in wood covered] khaki drill C 0 0 ng 0 0 ·I ADI TIIDIIC HMS or I\DII rID ) BARODA Report of the Chief Medical Officer on working of the Dai Class opened at Baroda with the aid of the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund from the 1st January 1923 to 31st December 1923 This rear trehod j indigenous dris attending the Ilospital for training, also 3 senior girls in the end rear Beides this I midwires super. rise caces conducted hr the indigenous duis 11 cach district The Winter nits llards at the State Genenl Hospital and the Jamnnlai Dispensary are progressing farourills eien normal cases coming in increasing numiers of their own accord Vans of the indigenous dans have ret to be secured for training Ther ate giren Ns 5 per mensem, to attend practical classes thrice a week Dr (Mr) Im? Smith Icquina I VIS ermined the Ins every month There was a balance of Rs 1 636 0 10 in the Barodn Government Treasurt on 31st Decemler 1922 The amount of Rs 800 was also received in the Baro In State - contribution to tlie Victoria Memorial Scholarships Tund for the ser under report and a similar amount of Rs 800 came from the IIonorary Treasurer Victoria Vemorial Scholar. ships Fund 75 n donation for the rear ending December 1923 Oat of the total receipt of Ns 3 136 0 10 during the rear under report Rs 1 038 14 2 were spent towards the maintenance of the Dni class as shown in Statements A & B leaving a lalance of R 2 097 2 Son 31st December 1923 The average monthly cost per dai was Rs 10 13 0 against Rs 6 12 0 in the preceding year as a smaller numl er of 2019 to 1 as antage of the facilities for training this year thus causing a relative increase in the cost of training per candidate BENGAL The Surgeon General Bengal says Birbhum - In the district of Birbhum only four pupils dans were under training under the auspices of the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Tund Banlura -In Bankura a' Maternity and Child Velfare Committee" mis formed in August 1923 and lectures were delivered to a batch of 11 indigenous dars A letter from the Cıvıl Surgeon, Bankura, 19 attached –“During the year under rerien the class was discontinued due to the fact that pupils were not availal le The difficulty in getting pupils for tuition nrose from the fact that the District Board, Bankura, expressed their unmıllıngness to pay stipends to the pupils recruited from the Municipal area, Thile the indigenous dhais of the Voffusil could not be induced to attend the class in the headquarters' dispensary, learing their family and children far var at their liomes The District Board is requested to continue scholarships a before, irrespective of the pupils being recruited from either Vunicipality or from rural areas but to no effect ·100 THE COUNTESS OF DUFTTRIN'S FUND At the instance of Jrs Dutt, the wife of Mr Dutt, ICS, late District Vagistrate of Bankura," a Maternity and Child Welfare Com mittee" has been formed in this town since August last Under this Comınittee a Sul Committee comprised of local doctors and the Civil Surgeon as President has been contened to give elementary training to the indigenous dais in the town The lady doctor of the Indy Duftguin Zenuni Hospital, Bunkura, has been appointed to give lectures to them and up to the end of 31st December 1923 eight lectures were delivered to a batch of 11 indigenous dais who were rent by the Municipality These dais on being examined will be given badges Report on working of the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund, Punjab Branch 1923. Ambala – During the sear under report 68 classes for dais were held, the average enrolment was 9, and an average attendance was 6 In D[arch one candidate went up for the Dans Lxamination of the Punjab Central Jidvires Board, and passed dorapur -The report received states 40 dais bare been on the rc gister of which 22 Lave recorred, after a course of training for a period of one and a half to two years, certificates from the Punjab Central Aidwires Board, either as indigenous dans or dai nurses Dr Bose writes that the field of training the indigenous dus is vast and full of possi bilities Unless these women are got hold of, trained and properly supervised there seems no hope of supplying the needs of the rural population, for generations to come which means immeasurable Bhucani –The mor! Among the indigenous durs trained in Bhuvanı goes on as they propose to commence a class for the daughters of the dars Fero cpore --Tor the ser under report the training of dars has con. tinued as usual the Arerago attendance being 13 Thero is an increas ing demand for retaining the services of a doctor and dai, some timo before a cisc Kangra --At an examination held in October 1923 sie cindidates who appeared, passed, and tso sccured the Nurso Dars Certificate The V VS Tund, Punjab Branch, provided a scholarslıp at Rs 10 per month for a pupil dai and has supplied outfits to theso indigenous uree D214 and India the year Suteen iring the year and n the Punjab and United Provinces I ahorr --The numer of (lats attending the Infant Welfare Centro As ordere kind been gisen that no other than indigenous dans shoull le traineil lus Nealth Tsitore the number of clans on the register i les There mero 23 dane on the register nt the end of the year Ono hundred and forts tro lectura mere given during the rear Tour han. dral and fourts to c100frere conducteel by clnes dae ond 17 ca«cg Tere taken to Hospital One candidate appeared for the Indigenous BIL as GN ·VICTORIJFS1ORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS FGVD Dave Examination of the Punjab Central Vulaires Board, and passed In the Maternits and Child Welfore Centre the number of dois attending the class mac 9 The number of classes held during the year as 51 Three dar appeared for and passed the P, CI B Examination Sumla - The monthly arerage attendince throughout the year of dais attending the class at the Infant and Maternity Welfare Centre was 13, which included 3 dnis sent froin the surrounding will states There are & dars at present under truning The duis object to go to the plaing for the eramination, on ret none lare presed The Tmelling Exhibition of the Central Committee of the Victoria Vemorial Scholainlir l'unu and Lads Chelmsford League made an extensive risit througb the province VICTORIA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS FUND. Report on the training of India 1 Midwives in the Central Provinces for the year ending the 31st December 1923. During the ser under report the worl of training dais pas confined to the Tagpur centre only grant of Rs 340 Tas asked for the Jublulpore Centre fout the Central Committee did not swetron it on the ground that the report, recensed on the classes opened in the past wero not encouraging, In Tebruarı Inst the Cırıl Surgeon, Saugor, tas giren & grant of Rs 75 for distribution of rewards to indigenous dnis, but the money 19 not utilised during the year At Nagpur, the work was conducted to a trained nurse under the supervision of the Secretary of the Maternity Centre Two separate classes were held throughout the vear, each elas being taken once a week The total number of dais so truned 19 20 Inother class was stated in September by a Health Visitor trainel in the Dellı Tealth School, where the attendance 19 10 The truning given in these classes is mostly theoretical, but arrangements are now leing made for practical demonstration by meang of dummies, ctc Lach dai is paid 4 annis for erery lecture attended and a special reward 19 given to a dni wlio calls a trained nurse to attend on a case of labour so that practical instruction may be given to her on the spot regarding the conduct of labour, cleanliness, etc Rg 173 6 Tere thus spent for attendance and is 383 4 for reporting cases and calling out innternity nurses to their cases The total number of cases reported wng 1,541 Report on the working of the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund, Bihar and Orissa, for the year ending 31st December 1923. During the year under report there there seven dai clacces at work in the Province, one each at Gaga, Motiharı, Bettiah, Cattach, Balasore, Hazaribagh and Purulia of these, the classes at Guga, Cuttack and ·102 1UE COUNTESS OF DORFERIN S TUND Balasore continued throughout the year while the one at Hazaribagh for five months only Ner classes were opened at Purulia in February and at Bettiah and Motiharı at the close of the year The classes were maintained solely by local subscriptions Six pupils who received their training some years ago at the Bettiah Lady Dufferin Hospital were examined during the year and granted certificates The total number of dais rho were declared passed during the rear 1923 as 16 against 13 în 1922 and the number of passed dais in the Prorince up to 31st December 1923 was 432 The total receipts for the training of dais was Rs 1,105 3.0 against Rs 1,092 0 11, while the expenditure amounted to Rs 1,113 6 5 against Rs 1,381 1 8 in the prerious year The excess expenditure was met from the balance 15hilable from the previous verr At the instance of Dr Balfour, the Civil Surgeons in the Province were asl ed in 1922 to tal e steps in the matter of organization of courses of instiuction among women based on the syllabus indicated in the book entitled First Aid in Child Birth" by Dr Gertrude Campbell Very little bus been done It is difficult to obtain suitable students Local officers have been gun addressed and ched to interest themselves in the matter The maternity relfare scheme in the Patna City is being carried on satisfactorily by Mrs Duncan White It is a pleasure to note that she bus made the scheme 1 decided success A similar scheme nt Cuttach 18 being organised under the auspices of the Red Cross Society HAINSWORTH MB, TRCS , Col , IS, Inspector General of Czııl Hospitals, Bihar and Orissa Report of the Lady Superintendent, Lady Hardinge Hospital, Akola. I love the honour to submit a brief report in duplicate, as requested of the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund, Alola Branch, for the year 1923 As Dr Barnes said in her last report that the weekly attendance of done by them had entirely fallen morial Scholarslıp Funds locally ger received their two annas for attendance and ther refused to attend In 1923 August I was able to get some money from Mr SD Cama, the Secretary of Maternity and Infant TVelfare Centre, Akola, aná lave started giving them lectures and also I ani able to supervise their work to some extent The Municipal midwife used to come very irre sularly to gire the account of her work and her work was found very unsatisfactory and therefore the D[unicipal Committee has dismissed lier Until the Municipal Committee is able to get a capable midwife I am not able to get the account of the midwifery work done in the Town ·LADY READING HOMEN or INDIA TUND 103 Lady Reading Women of India Fund Report for 1923 The Lady Reading Women of Indig Fund came into existence in January 1922 under the Presidency of Her Excellency the Countess of Reading, OI, GBE, when a special appeal was made to the People of Indin by Her Fxcellency A Committeo tras formed with the lon ble Sır Mahomed Shafi, KCIF, a3 Chairman and the following ncmbers - The Hon ble Sır Valcolm Hailey ICSI, CIF The Inte Vajor General Sur R Edwards, KCIE Yr RH Sorabi Dr Balfour Chief Vedical Officer, lonen s Medical Serrice Kunwar Jinharj Singh CIF Mr AO Gupta OBL Honoriry Treasurer Vr KC Ror CIE Lreut -Col TJ Carei Crans MC Joint Honorary Secretaries I VIS s} The first Meeting of tlus Committec tool place on March 15th_1922 During this rear the late Vajor General Sir R11 Fdwards Mr RH Sorabji and hunwar Jlahir 1) resigned on their departure for Cazland and the Hon'blo Jlajor General Vacllatt And Vr Webb Johnson joined the Committee, and on the Honorars Treasurer Vr 4C Gupta resigning Mr P R Rau became Honorary Treasurer In addition NIE Montagu Butler, Mr Mohan Lal, MLO, Col RW L Dunlop and the Hon ble khan Bahadur Min Fazlı Bussuin joined the Committee during the verr During 1923 tho Administration of the Lady Reading Women of India Tund Committee was transferred to the Frecutive Coinmittee of the National Association 1 Sub-Committee was appointed to carry on the building of the new Lady Reading liospital The Sub Committee being Chairman-Jr Montagu Butler CB CIE, CVO, OBE, IOS Ir A Brebper CIE Dr Houlton Mr Johan Lal VLC Lt Col Carev Frans VICIUS The General Objects of the Fund being to supplement the good works being carried out by the existing charitable Funds connected with the welfare of tbo Women and Children of India under the Presidency of Her Lxcellency The three special purposes to which the Women of Irdıa lund has up to the present been devoted are as follows - (1) The prorision of a Hostel for the Nursing Staff of The Lady Hardinge Hospital Delhi (11) The prorision of a first class hospital for Indian Women and Chuldren in Simla (111) The establishing of an Indian Nursing Associatırn-with the intention of rajzing the status and the standard of training for Indian Nurses The first of Her Excellencs the Countess of rses in the pre getice of His Fx of onlookers This Hostel cted at a cost of three lakhs of rupees The building of a new hospital for Indian Women and Cðildren in Sala had been a matter of urgency for many years Her Excellence torl up this question immedintels on arrring in Sımla and resolved to derote all her energies to this noble work and after much troublo and consideration the Mythe estate 189 bought at the end of 1922 Later, however, 8 more suitable sito was discovered at Bairdville, and arrangements were made for disposing of The Mythe estate and the purchnse of Bairdrulle Plans were made early in 1923 for the reconstruction of Bairdiille House and for nes wards and buildings on the site The foundation stone was laid by Her Excellency on June 15th, 1923, in the presence of His Escel lence the Ilceroy and a large assembly of Governinent offcials, cizens an} visitors in Simla 2 ·104 TuS COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND. The new building has proceeded rapidly, and at the close of the year the buildings had been completed It is now necessary to provide furniture and equip ment and to instal electric lighting, heating and sanitary arrangements through out the buildings With regard to the third object-the frst step taken rae the opening of an institution in connection with tho Lady Hardınge Hospital for providing Indian Nurses to nurse chses of illness in Indian homes Several trained Indian nurses were engagedl-rules were drawn up for the Institution with the help of the Principal, Indy Hardinge College Shortly after the scheme had been formulated serere epidemic of pligue broke out in Delhi during which the Lady Reading Nurses started on their own initiative a special hospital for Plague cases, and at the close of the epidemic it was noted that the mortality at this Hospital was 14 per rent (compared with the general death rate of 90 32 in April and 64 68 in May for Plague in the city) This may be considered a favourable angury for the success of the Lady Reading Nursing Association Great difficulties orentually arose in obtaining trained Indian Nurses This is only to be expected while Indian women look upon Nursing as a profession to be avoided and it 19 loped that in time with proper co-ordication of the terms and conditions of work the difficulty will be overcome The next step in connection with the Nurses Scheme was the offering of scholarships to suitable Indian Indies tu proceed to Eugland for training Though exten sirely adrertised the number of applications received were few and two very suitable ladies were selected- Vise Lavin Mown, Miss Maula Bulhsh, who suled for England on Norember 10th, 1923 to join the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital, London for their course of training In addition tho scholarshup for the truiming of lugh caste Hindu nurses were gianted to the Dufferin Hospital Calcutta Special rules for the training of these and other nurses who mny latar be granted scholarships are being formulated The financial statement is herewith attached TJ CAREY EVANS, Honorary Joint Secretary MS BALTOUR, Secretary

·Annual Account of the Lady Reading
Women of India Fund for the years
1922 and 1923.

·19.3 106 RECEIPTS Year "Y: Sabser ptions 13 02 CI 18 3 39 807 39 9 53 806 IS B 6. GO 39 L8 % 3 31 099 13 9 Realised Interest 11 0 0 0 THE COCATESS OF DUFFERIN'S FUND 1 12600 Rent of the Mytbe Annual Account of the Lady Reading Women 2 3 0 fund ot ba IRDICB anspent in connection with Survey wort of My the 13 30 820ZXT1123811 2 0 0 0 370 00 Sola of Photo graphs 13 32 630 6 11 3 2 301 39 Total Rece its for D CO 326 6 8 the year ·TOTAL 5 25 000 OO 1:6 Varch 1921 5 5 oun OD 10 00 00 10 000 0 0 lods OT IroBAOJ Yot N. I go! Iarn it mo y Wella 2000 0 0 00000 tonijs Dlap 10 000 01 10 000 0 0 167 80 197 80 5 363 15 6 6361 15 G 1771.CITO 77 5 3 119 77 B 119 819 10 8 129 10 1 TUT | Titi Ind A turatio : New on strut tion tit cat (or 15 1 ery) Lipment (Fu Ria All Anual and special rej alrs Intoranco 2.0 OO *50 0 0 1 002 11 0 1 00 11 0 of India Fund for the years 1922 and 1923 LADY READING WOMEY OF I\DIA FUND LSPENDITURE 107 1 00 00 1 200 OO LAX BIBCE 4 155 10 0 4 181 100 1 62 963 13 0 733 13 O 1 52 0 0 0 LALO u cted wh t1 o vytic Trai ing of Narcs in England 300 9 8 3 0C8 9 0 3 016 12 0 3 016 12 0 D41h1 1 000 OO 1 000 0 0 Elsewhere SX012 stay win! TAOU Ostava 1 2011 Honorary Trealarer F GAUNTLETT, 300 X 0 0 200 00 00 1 00 000 00 Lault llar! 18 Sled cal College i elb Lady tel soa II08 ptal I Ahord is ollaneous turo 190 00 400 OO EIC 1 0 720 15 D 5,508 120 4212 3 for 11 15 030 0 9 3 13 158 13 9 B02,011 3 O Total Espenditure the year ·108 LADY CHELLISTORD ALL-INDIA LEAGUE TO A AND CTY The Lady Chelmsford All-India League for Maternity and Child Welfare Royal Patron HER IMPERIAL MAJESTY THE QUEEN EMPRESS Founder of the League THE VISCOUNTESS CHELMSFORD, CI, GBC President HER EXCELLENCY THE COUNTESS OF READING, CI, G BE Councillors DISTRICT BOARD, Allahabad EDWIN JOIN, C B E Pations H E TI o Governor of Madras II H The Maharaja of Mysore H E The Governor of Bombay HII The Maharaja of Jammu and H L The Governor of Bengal Kaslimir HE The Governor of United Pro HH The Maharaja of Sillim vinces H E The Governor of Punjab Borbay HE The Governor of Burma HH The Maligraja of Kolhapur H T The Governor of Bilar and HH The Maharaja of Idar Orissa HH The Maharaja of Bhavnagar HL The Governor of Central Pro II F The Maharaja of Dhrangadhra. vinces HH The Maharaja of Rajpipla HE The Governor of Asegm HII The Thakur Sabib of Morri The Chief Commissioner of the North HH The Thakur Sahib of Gondal Test Frontier Province HH The Nawab of Janjira The Chief Commissioner of Coorg HH The Rai Sabib of Tankaper The Chief Commissioner of Delhi The Thakur Sahib of Lambdı The Chief Commissioner of Ajmer The Thakur Sabib of Tadhnan Merrara Tho Chef Commissioner of Baluchistan United Prouinces 1113 Exalted Highness the Nizom of Isderabad HII The Raja of Teliri I II The Maharaja (Gaekrar) of Baroda Punja! II The Maharaja (Scundia) of HH The Maharaja of Patiala Gwalior HII The Maharaja of Jind ·TIE COCXTESS OF DUTFERIT'S FOXD 109 Patrons-coatinued II II The Maharaja ol labla I II The Maharaja of Kapurthala HII The Blaharaja of Sumur II H The Nawab ol Valer Kotla HH The Raja of Faridi ot III The Raja of Charba III The Raja of Sul et The Xarab of Loliaru III The Raja of Sallana II II The Raja of Rajrarh 1 1 Tho Raja of Narsingarlı H 11 The Paje of Jhat ua HH The Raja of Alirajpur Ti e l'aja of Khillup ir Central India II The Malia aja (Hollar) of Indore II II The Begum of Bhopal HH The Maharaja of Hera II II The Jelars? of Datia II H The Maharaja of Dhar III The Maharaja of Santhar HII The awab of Jaora HH The Malaraja of Patlam HII The Maharaja of Panna HH The Maharaja of Charlharı HH The Maharaja of Ajaigarh 1 II The Marab of Baoni HH The Maharaja of Chhatarpur II H The Raja of Sitamau rajputana II JI The Maharaja of Udaipur HII The Maharaja of Jaipur HI H The Maharaja of Jodhpur I The Maliorao of Bundt II II The Mol araja of Bıl aner II 11 The Valaraja Regent of Jodlipur. H II The Valarao of hotal. II H The Maharaja of Bharatpur II H The Malarawal of Jaisalmer II II The Narrab of Teal II H The Malaraj Rana of Dholpur II II The Malarnmat of Partabgarlı II II The Maharaj Rana of Jhalawar Vadras HH The Maliaraja of TravancoLC I H The Walıaraja of Cochin TJ T וח Lady Chelmsford All-India League for Maternity and Child Welfare. Report for 1923. The erent of greatest importance from an administrative point of view has been the co-ordination of the Governing Bodies of tlie various I unds for the physical wel. faro of Indian women which are under the Presidency of the liceros s wife These consist of the Countess of Dufferin's Fund (in Thich is included the management of the Women & Medical Service), the Victoria Memorial Scholarships Fund, the J ady Chelmsford All India League for Maternity and Clald Welfare and the Lady Reading - cicated as cases are jersonnel Funds Se paganda is W3 uuelaluuu uy the otbers is not only caused confusion in the minds of the public trith which the Committees dealt but lead to a lack of concentration of effort and sometimes to an orerlapping of the different spheres of work The various Governing Bodies have been in communica tion for some time and hare discussed sereral possible methods of amalgamation or co-ordination of their work Those which required the sanction of legal proceedings have been dismissed, at least in the meantime and the present arrangement has been undertaken after submitting the propo ed scheme to extraordinary general meetlags of the National Association (The Countess of Dufferin's Fund) and the 4 ULL Uuuu LA ·110 LADY CIILLUSTORD ALL-INDIA LEAGUE FOR MI AND C. W. Lady Chelmsford All India League The existing Governing Bodies ceased to act and the new Councils came into being with effect from the 20th July, the date of the general meetings of the Association and League Under the new arrangement the constitutions and objects of the different Funds remain unaltered The rules and Regulations have been re written in order to be identical for all the Funds The personnel of the Councils of the Executive Committees is the same for the different Funds, while the incomes of each are kept strictly apart and are devoted + th ܐ ܀ ܬܘ 1 with Colonel Daldy as Deputy Honorary Treasurer As Colonel Daldy tras obliged to remain in Simla during the winter he resigned the office of Deputy Honorary Treasurer in November and has been succeeded by Mr SC Gupta Lieutenant. Colonel Carey Lvaus as Surgeon to the Viceroy became Honorary Joint Secretary of the l'unds and tlie Chief Medical Officer, Women's Medical Service, became Secietary Grants in and were paid during the year to Madras, Bengal, United Provinces, Punjab and Rajputana, The Health School, Madras, entered on the 2nd year of its existence, five students passed out in 1923 and the new session commenced with six students Posts vero found for all the passed students In addition the grants enabled the Provincial Committees to and Infant Welfare in 23 centrea in Madras City and the mufussi! The Beagal grant in and was distributed to the Red Cross Infant Welfare Centre in Bow Bazaar Strect and Indian National Association, Calcutta The Maternity and Infant Welfare centre at Pilibhit continued to do good work during the year The Punjab grant in aid was used entirely on the Health Training School opened in 1922 Tivo students passed out and obtained posts at once The new session Legan in October with six students The Infant Welfare Centres at Ajmer and Jodhpur continued to do good work Dc1b1 The Report of the Delhi Ilealth School will be found at page 113 Health School The Travelling Exhibition has had a very successful year It began early o 2.1 . T 7 1.1 &! Travelllog Exhibition aud Amritsar It then proceciled to Calcutta to tale part in the large Industrial Lxhibition opened on December 1st The IxInbition 13 an attempt to show the main facts of Vaternity and Child Wellare by means of models rosters ete, in a form thich can be readıls un lerstool by the alliterate as well as the elucated classes The local reports sent to us state in early every c1s0 that the I'vlubition had prove most attractive and popular The best proof of that ie the fict that many of the stations riested have asked that it mar rar a second visit during the coming year The Quarterly Journal "Maternity in Clull cfare in India " h19 proval n financial success on in the mul le of the rear it was found possible to re luce the cost from 12 nnnng ta Annnns per copy The number of sul scrihers continuing to increase The object of the Journal 19 to kren n rerord of work done in Inlın and at the sore time to keep the worl ers in touch with similar efforts being rrado in other countries In April a crèche 93 opened for the benefit of the children of coolie ronien ensirel on the builling of the new Secretariat at Rangina The need for this had ·THI1 CONTESS OF DUFFERIN SFD. 111 long bean felt and the Public Works Department offered to provide the necessary Toons for the purpose The Lengue howerer in sanctioning 1 grint of Rs 2500 for this purpose is not so much movel by the desiro of providing for the comfort of a comparatirels small mumler of chilIren as by the desire of providing a model crébe which might be seen and studied by largo employers of labour yısıtıns Delhi The question of child welfare in connection with Industry is one of great importance The opening of the cricho mas looked on with suspicion at first among those who were inten lerl to benefit The rumour ment about that the children would be porsoned that they would lo turned into Cliristians, and finally that the Sırlar ineant to seize them for the arms The attendance begin with one baby and it 29 only gradually that the numbers hegan to increaso until at the end of the rear they had reached a duly attendance of 22 Labien In September ler Freellency Lode Reading having announced the intention of organising 1 \ational Baby Week througliout Indin the Lady Chelmsford League joined the morenent and has since in conjunction with the Red Cross, been actirely engaged in correspondence with local centres in giving ndvice and ID providing material to assist in the celebration of Baby Week A grant of R: '10 om from the Budgets of 1923 and 1924 has been given by the Council 15 a Bals Week Fund Thanks are due to inany voluntary rorhers during the year and particularly to Lady White who brought others with her, al o to Vrs thraham for the trouble taken in organising the tour of the Travelling Eshibition in the Simla Hills The League ones much for the careful attention given by the Superintendent, Government Printing Calcutta to its mons publications, to Mrs Tonkinson for the organisation of the Rusina Creche and to Mrs Parker for her valuable work as Honorary Secretary of the Crèche Committee TJ CARES EVANS, Honorary Joint Secretary MI BALFOUR, Secretary DELHI HEALTH SCHOOL. Report, 5th Session, 1922-23. Sis stu lents prssed out from the Delhi Health School in July 1923 one was returred in one subject and one failed altogether Of the six who passed two were plied in grnde 1 and four in grnde B The class 19 up to the standard of fort er veure There is still 1 demand for Health Visitors, though not so great as at first It is however probable that as a result of the Baby Weel campugn, 1 fresh stimulus may he given to Infant Welfare work throughout the country leading to a further demnul for workers The financial depression has also made it dillicult to enlo nitional workers and Health Visitors are asl ed for on a minimum salary It ftun difficult to send a worker with Bonie experience who expects to live passed levo il tle mnimum salary, to a place where the Committee or Local Inthority either are not nhle or are not trolling to go beyond that sum As the work progresses however the advantages of employing such workers will beconie moro apparent and salaries may be niore willingly giren The reports from past students of the Ilealth School are often extremely interesting In some cases they are full of hope and promise, in others the worker meets with considera! le clifficulty In one frontier station the work made a farour. al lo beginning but latterly the attendances hire fallen off and the rorher feels that her work is all trnclerstoor and not acceptable to the people On the other hud another frontier station lins opene l trork which promises to be very success ful This is mainly due to the fact that a student of exceptional character and ability tng sent to the place She displayed great initiature and energy and has 1 ·112 LADY CHELMSFORD ALL-INDIA LEAGUE FOR HI AND C. W. a well attended child welfare centre and a dais' class after a very few months of work This case shows clearly the advantages of character and education to the Health Torker especially in the initiation of such work It is very doubtful if a less qualified Health Visitor could have made such an impression in such & short time Another student who was sent to organise work in two of the Jute Mills has also succeeded beyond our espectations She had an unusually difficult task to face The Dill Management were unused to the idea of the work and not fired with its possibilities The mill population is a floating one and this remark applies er-n to the dars who are members of the same class which forks in the Mills Let the centre is being well attended by mothers and babies and the Health Visitor feels she is trusted by the people and finds a welcome in their homes A dars' class and a sering class for mothers have also been started In this case the visiting of people in their homes was facilitated by the fact that the Health Officer supplied the worker with lists of the houses where a birth had taken place This 15 a great advantage to the Health Visitor It gives her some authority to enter the lotso and what is more important, at supplies her frith information which she can tvitli dificulty obtain others ise It is much more satisfactory to visit according to a definite plan than in a haphazard manner, and certainly much ersier for the less esperienced worker If the work is carried on under the supervision of a Health Officer, who is keen the initial stages are likely to be fauch less arch tous for the Health Visitor This is rell exemplified in the case of a student who has gone to work in a town in the Decenn The Health Officer 13 himself interested in the work and has facilitated it directly The worker lias also the advantage of the help of several voluntary forlers These ladies help in the autre ard ako undertake an amount of Fisting in the homes of the people It is a great pets that the system of voluntary Forhers cannot be used to a greater extent than is at present the case One of the recently passed students is managing n creche at the works of the CONY Imperial Secretariat, another is doing similar word in South India, and others are scattered throughout various parts of India in stork similar to the above One of the regrettable fentures of the Forh is the fact that t/ ere is constant lenlage of orl ers through marriage, ill health and for other rensong This is honerer, not peculiar to the members of this profession, but occurs in all linds of women's tror] It frequently means a lack of continuity in the work and a lick of sense of permanent location in the workers The Tienith School has talen an important ster this year sit the sanction of the General Committee of the League A vernacular class 18 to lo taught in Idition to the English course The Lenguc has been to this step by the fact that there is considerable demand for a less highly pud class of workers and also tlint nians would be candidates are unable to take adrantage of the course in English through their lack of knowledge of that language At one time it was thouht that such students could be trught at the Lahore Health School lut 73 it does not seem probable that accommodation can be giren for any considerable number of sucli students, it would secm ndvisable to hold such a class in Delhi at present The opinion 19, however, that Delhi should remain primarily a school of training for the highest class of rorl ers Recruitment of suitable candidates is always difficult Mors that Health Schools bare 1 een estal lished in Lahore and Madras, the possible sources of candidntes Nave been still further reduced It is, holerer, a step in the right direction that candidates of the rernacular class at any rate should be trained in their own prorinces there they are familiar with the language and customs of the people There will almars remain, it seems clear, a place for a central training school in & place lthe Delhi where the facilities for instruction are particularly good As the Secretary, Dr Balfour, is not leaving India it is & fitting oppor; tunity to record appreciation of' her palubble services to the Health School sub tomar ittee undefatigable zeal and knowledge have largely contributed to the place the Health Her wise counsel and generous help will be greatly missed, and her behool now occupies in the oth throughout India RUTH LOUNG, Secretary ·Annual Account of Lady Chelmsford All-India League, 1923.

·114 THE COONTESS OF PUFFERIN'S TEVE, Statement of Receipts and Payments Annual Account of Lady Chelmsford Rs. P RE A P, RECEIPTS- 1 Opening Balance 28 896 14 10 2 Interest on Investr.ents 52,176 4 2 3 From Y. MS Fund 8,600 OO 1,931 3 7 4 By Sabscriptions 5 Mascellaneons- (a) Miscellaneous 412 9 9 2 571 13 4 (6) By Sa es (c) Proceeds of six months Treasury Bills 50,000 0 0 62 994 1 TOTAL 1,43,989 13 S ·LIDI CICLUSTORD ALL-INDIA LE ACT TOR 1 ADC 11 115 for the year ended 31st December 1923. All-Indin Leaguc, 1923. T: r P: P EITENDITTBE -- 1 Cestnl Otce 12,700 OC 9 324 3 1 2. Proratdard Filižiting 3 Activities in areas adini stere Ceatralls- (6) Calth checl, Delbi 11,000 0 0 2 500 0 0 (6) Crè Le P'A (c) Sorgello *rantut 1.2 10 ( La e o once tai dirs 5310n0 18 902 10 4 Grants 11 su- 1 Jadras 6 000 00 ! Fed! 1 000 00 3 Finab 3 300 OO . 1 Jodhu- 1 000 0 0 5 Acer COOOO CS19. a COO 000 Der Isma 1 kban 300 0 0 8 St Jolin Amlulance Association. 1,500 OO 14 3C0 C0 5. Juscellancoce 2,922 66 58 612 80 (a) Baby Teel () Cost of a Trca.ury Bill (c) Pefcal of money to District Doard, Montgo mery (d) Audit Fec 50 00 15000 (e) Privilege Leare allotrance of Dr Pempus Graut. 400 0 0 02 031 14 6 Closing balance 20,607 1 10 TOTAL 1,43 9SS 13 8 F GAU VILETT 01 Feb var, 1924

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