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In the past the excellent work done by this Clinic has been carried on
under very unfavourable conditions, and it is a matter for satisfaction that
it is now suitably housed and equipped.
The Clinic is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and a mother can attend as often as necessary between these hours,
or if advised to do so, can spend the day at the Clinic.
Dr. McGregor is in medical charge, and the routine work is carried out
by Sister Christey (S.R.N., C.M.B.) assisted by Miss Grist, who is a
Norland trained Nurse.
During 1932 the number of individual mothers who attended the Clinic
was 310, and the total number of daily attendances 976.

Agreement with Queen's Hospital for Examination and Treatment
of Children referred from Welfare Centres.
This Agreement came into operation on 22nd January, 1930, and in consideration
of a payment of £150 per annum, contains provision for the
following:—
(1) Examination and report by member of Honorary Staff.
(2) Treatment at Minor Ailment Centre.
(3) Admission to Hospital of suitable cases for examination and
treatment.