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treatment, the appointment of an Anaesthetist and Dental
Attendant, and also arrangements for the X-ray treatment
of ringworm.
An anaesthetist was appointed, and arrangements for
the X-ray treatment of ringworm were made, but the
extension of Dental work was deferred for further consideration
until the Grange Road Building was completed,
since no additional sessions could be held at the premises
now temporarily occupied by the Clinic.
The disposal of those feeble-minded children who are
unfit to attend an ordinary Elementary School, but considered
fit to attend a Special Day School for MentallyDefective
Children, is a very difficult problem.
I thank all members of the Staff of the School Medical
Service for their co-operation and loyal support at all
times.
I am, Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
E. W. MATTHEWS,
School Medical Officer.