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The flower gardens and hedges inside and outside the
hospital were entirely maintained by patients and kept in good
order.

At the local Agricultural Exhibition in 1937, the hospital
secured 4 First Class Certificates for the following :—

1.  Oranges.

2.   Plantains.

3.  Sugarcanes.

4.  Brinjals.

Appended below is a table showing the total garden produce
during 1937 :—

Vegetables, fruits, etc.

Quantity.

Mds.

srs.

ch.

Turnips .. .. ..

260

38

4

Sweet Potatoes .. .. ..

200

19

0

Bottle Gourds .. .. ..

216

35

5

Brinjals .. .. ..

330

18

7

Tomatoes .. .. ..

127

16

15

Cabbages .. .. ..

792

19

12

Sag .. .. ..

233

22

8

Peas .. .. ..

128

24

7

Ash Gourds .. .. ..

87

26

14

Pumpkins .. .. ..

762

12

10½

Cauliflowers .. .. ..

283

14

12

Beans .. .. ..

25

19

10

Green plantains .. .. ..

10

16

2

Knol Kohls .. .. ..

93

13

1

Salad .. .. ..

15

24

6

Arum .. .. ..

125

0

15

Carrots .. .. ..

99

11

10

Beets .. .. ..

26

2

6

Luffas .. .. ..

366

0

8

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DescriptionCovers 1930-1940. Describes asylums and treatments. Tables show annual return of patients and causes of mental illness. Age, caste, occupation of insanes shown. Financial statements included.
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