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No. VIII.

LUNATIC ASYLUM, LAHORE, FOR THE YEAR 1923 AND TWO
YEARS.

CEIPTS.

CHARGES.

Total.

Establishment.

Diet.

Clothing and
bedding.

Bazar
medicines.

Establishment
proper.

Superinten-
dence.

7

8

9

10

11

12

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

2,66,229

11

5

57,438

8

1

13,111

7

2

1,27,792

3

3

24,892

1

0

390

8

9

2,69,016

12

9

66,941

2

6

16,609

4

7

1,27,324

6

9

18,137

14

9

113

2

9

6,40,992

15

3

67,723

3

0

27,012

4

0

1,10,183

7

0

20,463

13

4

429

9

11

concluded.

Total of col-
umns 8—17.

Book Charges.

Total of col-
umns 18—21.

REMARKS.

Charges on
account of work
done by the
Public Works
Department.

Cost of prin-
ted forms and
stationery.

Cost of English
stores, medi-
cines, etc,

18

19

20

21

22

23

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

Rs.

A.

P.

2,56,534

12

8

7,024

0

0

77

3

9

2,693

11

0

2,66,229

11

5

2,54,986

8

9

12,511

0

0

72

7

11

1,446

12

1

2,69,016

12

9

2,56,178

12

3

3,82,977

0

0

47

3

8

1,789

15

4

6,40,992

15

3

entered at market rates.

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