'ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOMBAY PRESIDENCY, FOR THE YEAR 1909-1910' [‎186v] (104/148)

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BOMBAY ADMINISTRATION REPORT.
Chap. IV 60
PRODUCTION
DiSTEnnJTioN. Under this head the expenditure during the year was
[1909.
1910.
Police.
Medical.
Miscellaneous.
New Works ••• ••• *
Additions and alterations to existing works
Eepairs
Us.
6 >27,99o
••• 1,05,382
Total
7,33^372
The provision of electric lights and fans in the Head-quarters Police Buildings, Bombay
the construction of a bungalow for the District Superintendent of Police at Dhulia ^
commenced. 'T’hfi Polina TrA/inino 1 School at Nasik and a bungalow for thp o
The Police
tendent of Police at
ice Training School at Nasik and a bungalow for the District Son^
Alibag were completed. The other works undertaken or carriedout
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consisted mainly of the construction of, or additions and alterations to, Police Lines at differ
places in the Presidency The name given to each of the three divisions of the territory of the East India Company, and later the British Raj, on the Indian subcontinent. .
‘ent
The expenditure on Medical Works was :—
New Works ...
Additions and alterations to existing works
Repairs
• • •
• • ♦
Rs.
;;;} 6 , 04,032
... 70,125
Total
6,74,157
The Out-patient Department and Administrative Office in connection with the St. Geor»e ? =
Hospital, Bombay, which was described in the last year’s report, was completed.
The Out-patient Department in the compound of the Gokuldas Tejpal Hospital, Bombay
was commenced. This is a single storied building with stone walls and a Mangalore tiled roof
The floors are partly of marble and partly of red hexagonal encaustic tiles.
A block of three Mortuaries and a Post-Mortem room in the compound of the Gokuldas
Tejpal Hospital was also commenced. This building is of stone and lime masonry with a
Manga lore tiled roof. The floors are of polished marble on lime concrete bedding.
Quarters for the House Surgeon of the Bai Motlibai and Sir D. M. Petit Hospitals in the
compound of the J. J. Hospital. This is a single storied building of stone and lime masonry with
Mangalore tiled roofs and Indian patent stone floors. The cook-room and servants^ quarters
are m a detached building of a design in keeping with the main building.
. •^• os ^ :e | ^ or dents of the B. J. Medical School, Ahmedabad, which was described
m the last year s report, was completed.
The new European Mard for the Civil Hospital, Dharwar, which contains accommodation
lor tour patients and is equipped in the best European style was completed.
A Maternity Ward in the Civil Hospital at Hyderabad was nearly completed. It
consists ol an operating room with a ward on either side and a verandah 10 feet wide all round.
The expenditure on miscellaneous works during the year was :
New Works ...
Additions and alterations to existino* works
Repairs
Rs.
1,62,538
30,023
Total
1,92,561
addMo^rthT^ffi* 0 l 1 *® E | ecuti y e Engineer’s bungalow at Surat were in progress, and
eomnleLV t Th„^ C /fl he m Upen TT t y d . in ^ Engineer, Southern Division, at Belgaum were
the Nawah of ° °+ ^ own ^ Bombay was renewed and the Summer Palace for
me in awab o± feachin at Dumas was nearly completed.
2.—COMMUNICATIONS.
Under this head the expenditure during the
year was:—
New Works ...
Additions and alterations to existing works
Repairs ®
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Rs.
-j 5,55,758
11,83,987
Total
17,39,745
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