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dressing rooms, a treatment room, a dispensary, a
large waiting and lecture hall, a health visitor's office
and a staff room, as well as ample storeroom accommodation
in the basement. The premises have been
well adapted and equipped and the decoration of the
building has been designed with a view to enhancing
its attractiveness and educational value as a welfare
Centre. The increased accommodation enables a fair
range of activities to be carried on there, and the
popularity of the Centre already appears likely to
tax its capacity. Infant consultations are held on
three afternoons a week, three doctors usually being
in attendance each afternoon. Maternity consultations
are held on two mornings a week. The Centre
is also used as an office for the receipt of applications
and making of enquiries respecting milk grants in
necessitous cases on two mornings per week.

There were 101 sessions, the average attendance
being 7.