Note on the mental hospitals in Burma for the year 1926

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34 APPENDICES.

* STATEMENT No. VIII.—Showing the Cash Account of the
two previous years

Name of Mental Hospital.	Receipts.
Name of Mental Hospital.	Received from the treasury.			Received from paying patients.			Value of stores received from Manufacturing Department, less cost of raw materials.			Book receipts, i.e., the total of expenditure entered in columns 19, 20 and 21.			Miscellaneous receipts.
(1)	(2)			(3)			(4)			(5)			(6)
	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.
Rangoon ...	2,73,263	1	11	14,114	5	7	3,507	7	3	8,426	4	11	8,098	7	10
Minbu ...	23,715	11	1	...			2,831	15	10	† 2,054	11	11	2,062	15	2
Total for 1926	2,96,978	13	0	14,114	5	7	6,339	7	1	10,481	0	10	10,161	7	0
Total for 1925	2,67,988	13	1	54,388	15	10	31,021	2	6	19,996	5	5	5,583	10	11
Total for 1924	2,46,741	6	3	52,655	5	10	26,579	10	7	17,932	9	0	3,033	5	0

Name of Mental Hospital.	Charges—
	Contingencies.									Remitted to treasury on account of paying patients, etc.			Miscellaneous items.
	Contingencies proper.			Repairs and maintenance.			Rates and taxes.			Remitted to treasury on account of paying patients, etc.			Miscellaneous items.
(1)	(13)			(14)			(15)			(16)			(17)
	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.	Rs.	A.	P.
Rangoon ...	28,869	13	0	...			2,991	6	0	22,212	13	5	10,709	7	6
Minbu ...	3,782	15	8	...			1,228	13	7	2,062	15	2	...
Total for 1925	32,652	12	8	...			4,220	3	7	24,275	12	7	10,709	7	6
Total for 1924	43,423	15	9	...			4,022	5	2	59,972	10	9	6,214	8	6
Total for 1923	35,066	7	10	44	12	0	3,409	13	2	55,688	11	4	...

* Includes observation cases.
† Column 5 excludes value of stores received from the manufacturing department already credited

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Description	Covers 1925-1940. Describes asylum and patients. Extensive tables show annual return of patients and causes of mental illness. Statistics about insanes shown. Financial statements included.
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Places:	Asia > Myanmar (nation) [Place in text] Asia > Myanmar > Yangon division > Rangoon (inhabited place) [Place published]
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