( 8 )
Average expenditure of each patient in relation to—
(9) Establishment ... ... ... ... ...
(10) Diet ... ... ... ... ... ...
(11) Bazaar and English medicines ... ... ... ...
(12) Clothing and bedding ... ... ... ...
(13) Contingencies proper ... ... ... ...
(14) Contingencies of manufacture ... ... ... ...
(15) Cost of printing forme, &c. ... ... ... ...
Rs.
38
54
1
2
3
5
0
A.
10
8
6
12
5
4
7
P.
8
0
5
11
9*
5
5
* Excluding Rs. 50 from Manufacture Department.
19. Statement X shows the sanctioned establishment during the year and
requires no remarks.
20. Statement XI—From this it will be seen that the amount paid into
the treasury during the year for articles sold was Rs. 6,262-10-1 against Rs. 5,724
of last year. The total credits were Rs. 9,215-10-1 against Rs. 8,646 of last year,
and the total debits Rs. 3,702, thus leaving a net profit of Rs. 5,513-10-1 as
against Rs. 4,930 of last year.
Adding together the profit from manufactures and receipts from other
sources and from Municipalities, this makes a total of Rs. 15,159-15-5 as per
details below, and deducting this from the total expenditure, namely, Rs.
27,627-6-0, leaves a balance of Rs. 12,467-6-7 as the actual cost to the Govern-
ment for the Lunatic Asylum during the year.
The following is a detailed statement of the money received for mainten-
ance, labour, sale of articles which are produced or manufactured in the Asylum,
and from miscellaneous sources as compared with last year:—
Vegetables ... ... ... ...
Flowers ... ... ... ... ...
Coir
...
...
...
...
...
Milk ... ... ... ... ...
Baskets and brooms ... ... ... ...
Fuel ... ... ... ... ...
Broken rice
...
...
...
...
Oil tins
...
...
...
...
...
Fines ... ... ... ... ...
Carpenter's shop
... ... ... ...
Extra-mural labour ... ... ... ...
Maintenance ... ... ... ...
Coats sold ... ... ... ... ...
Total ...
1889.
Rs.
966
21
74
1,781
1,622
153
82
5
13
222
738
10,642
42
16,366
A.
3
7
7
4
12
9
8
5
11
6
5
10
0
10
P.
8
9
2
3
0
8
0
0
6
0
0
11
0
11
1890.
Rs.
1,231
33
120
1,576
1,887
A.
3
14
0
8
0
p.
9
6
0
1
0
...
82
7
36
197
1,104
8,883
8
5
4
5
9
5
0
0
3†
6
0
4
...
15,159 15 5
† This includes Rs. 14 deducted from salary bill, but not actually paid into treasury.
From the above detailed statement it will be seen that the totals of 1890
compared with totals of 1889 show a decrease of Rs. 1,206-11-6. This would be
more than covered if the Moulmein Municipality had paid up. As already
stated the chief decrease is due to the non-payment for maintenance from Moul-
mein for pauper lunatics.
21. General Remarks.—I do not think I have any more remarks to make
beyond what is embodied in the report.
The subordinate establishment have conducted themselves fairly well during
the year. Mr. Goodwin, the Deputy Superintendent, looks after the place well,
that is, to the cleanliness of the cottages and the grounds generally, and takes
good care of the diet and lunatics.
Jemadar Ismail Sheriff also deserves attention both in his conduct and
ability, he being the only clerk I am allowed. Hospital Assistant Abdul
Jubber retired from the service soon after I took charge. The present Hospital
Assistant, Jeycila Rao, has entered on his new duties and, as he was my Assistant
for a long time in the General Hospital, I know he will do his work well as
heretofore.
RANGOON :
The 7th January 1891.
HUGH JOHNSTONE, M.D.,
Superintendent.