The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-04

G. Brewer & Co.'S stock .,.... 2l,0O0 % |
Wailuku Sugar Co. bonds ...... 5000 90 |
Oahu X. Il l.. Co. bonds ..,...... 1880 90 |
$192,917 % !
Less overdrafts Observation-Disclosures. Sl4 80 |
1892, 1903 43
Showing gain of $ll ,4l327.
INCOME AND EXPENSE.
The accounts show the current in
come and expense for the year as
follows:
Expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 700 y
Income ..,..,.,...,... ..,,,,.,..., li,l2l "
Loss $50 26
The expenses attending the sale
on proceeds of that sale are not in
cluded. The income account is feel
ing the effect of the lower rates of
interest on investments made during
1890 and 1891, and interest has been
more difficult to collect this year.
But economy has been practiced and
expenses have been reduced.
In October the trustees sold the
ahupuaa of Kaalaea for 300, the
old forty-year lease, at $3.50 a year
rent, having expired.
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS.
The trustees have spent S572S97
on permanent improvements at the
Home during the year as follows:
New brick building, forming
wing to main building ......... .S35O3 %
Two cottages for servants. ....... 1882 90
Aermotor wind milD ............. 554 80
Sundry items. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886 81
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $572s 81
In introducing the reports of the
manager and the physician, Hon. w.
o. Smith, managing trustee, in his
general report says: 'The affairs at
the Home have been faithfully and
economically managed by Mrs.
Forbes, and the services rendered by
DIR. Wood have been very acceptable.
There has been no epidemic or mis-
fortune to record. The daily aver
age number of inmates for the year
has been 1904" Below is the
MANAGERS REPORT.
TRUSTEES OF LUNALILo HoME:-The
year ending July 81, 1892. is at hand,
and the following statement is pre-
sented:
Number of inmates in the Home,
August 1, 1891, 81.
Number received during the year
from August 1, 1891, to July 81,
1892, 17-males 10, females Z.
Died, 10-males z, females 3.
Discharged, 3-male |, females 2
the man to the Insane Asylum on
account of insanity; one woman to
Branch Hospital and one woman re-
turned to friends.
Highest number in the Home at
any one time, A.
Lowest number in the Home at
any one time, 81.
Average daily number during the
year, 1904.
Marriages, 2.
The manager is glad to report ex-
cellent behavior on the most part
among the inmates. One man has
made trouble by fault finding, and
opposition to the managers judg-
ment.
A new wing has been added to the
west end of the building, which
gives much needed room. If the
Home increases in numbers, another
one will be needed ON the east end.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. M. j. FoRE~3,
Manager Lnnalilo F,ome.
REPORT OF THE PHYSICIAN.
The Board of Trustees of the Lunalilo
Home.
GENTLEMEN:-I beg to submit the
following Medical Report of the
Lunalilo Home for the year ending
July 31st, 1892:
Number of inmates, Aug. l, 1891:
Male q, Female Is, 81.
Number of inmates, Aug. |, 1892:
Male %, Female 1S, Al.
Admitted during the year: Male
10, Female 7, IL.
Discharged during the year: Male
l, Female 2, 3.
Died during the year: Male 7, Fe,
male 3, 10.
OF the discharges, one was sent
back to her friends; one was sent to
Kalihi Receiving Station; and one
(the mani was sent to the Insane
Asylum.
OF the deaths, six were due entire,
ly to old age, and the other four in,
directly to the same cause. The i'm,
mediate causes of death in the latter
were apoplexy 2, epilepsy l, and
fracture of the thigh l.
OF those who died, the youngest
was SO and the Oldest 92 years OF
age. All but three were over 20.
The number of new prescriptions
recorded during the year was 1874
This does not include about ] bar,
rel of "cough mixture.")
Notwithstanding the death rate
there has not been much sickness in
the Home. We have had no cpl,
demic and no case of fever of a re-
mittent or typhoid type, although
the city has been full of such cases
OF the present inmates three are
between 80 and 40 years of age, three
are between 40 and So two are be
tween so and 60, twelve are between
60 and 20, eleven are between 70 and
30, ten are over so years of age; 81,
are partially paralyzed, ten are un
able to walk, seven are entirely
blind, one is nearly blind, one is de
mented, and one is deformed.
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