New Zealand Gazette – 1927 – No. 23

Page 1112

✨ Hospital Maintenance Expenditure



  1. Salaries and wages

[Being expenditure incurred for the year, whether actually paid or not, and comprising all salaries and wages in connection with the institution (other than salaries of administrative officers, such as secretary and assistants, and other than wages of gardeners, which are charged to “Grounds” account.)]

  1. Miscellaneous hospital expenditure

[Details should be given. There should be few items that could not be placed under one of the other headings.]

  1. Establishment

[Renewals and repairs to buildings and plant, and the balance (if a debit one) of “Grounds” account (including gardener’s wages).]

  1. Maintenance of bacteriological department

[After deducting all income from fees for work done for medical practitioners, &c.]

  1. Maintenance of physiotherapeutic department

[After deducting all income from fees for work done for medical practitioners, &c.]

  1. Maintenance of X-ray department

[After deducting all income from fees for work done for medical practitioners, &c.]

Hospital in-patients’ maintenance total

  1. Maintenance of out-patients’ department

[Including amounts deducted from items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, as chargeable to out-patients, together with amounts already charged against this item.]

  1. Maintenance of dental department

[Not included in item 7 above. The value of the work done for in-patients should be deducted and charged to item 5.]

[Continue special departments on plain paper if necessary.] Maintenance expenditure—Grand total

TABLE IX.

………. Hospital Board.

(To be used for garden—Table X to be used for farm.)

………… Institution.

[NOTE:—Where the area of ground in any way approaches a farm, an endeavour should be made to show a separate return of such farm-land on Table X, which is more suitable for the purpose. Forms will be supplied on request.]

  1. Area of kitchen-garden land:

Area of other grounds:

Total area:

  1. Average number of hands employed (other than inmates):

  2. Average number of inmates employed per diem throughout the year:

GROUNDS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 19

Expenditure.

(a.) Stocks on hand at beginning of year—

Live

Other

(b.) Wages to gardeners (including cartage, &c.)..

[These should not be included in the item “Salaries” in Table VIII.]

(c.) Gratuities to inmates

[Being extra allowances on account of work done in the grounds, and not to include the usual allowances made to inmates.]

(d.) Manure, seed, implements, &c.

(e.) Other expenditure

(f.) Balance (if any) to Income and Expenditure Account (item 8)..



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🏥 Maintenance Expenditure for Hospitals and Charitable Institutions (continued from previous page)

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Hospital Maintenance, Expenditure, Provisions, Surgery, Domestic Expenses, Salaries, Wages, Miscellaneous Expenditure, Establishment, Bacteriological Department, Physiotherapeutic Department, X-ray Department, Out-patients Department, Dental Department