TABLE 4.-Men, women and children in receipt of relief; distinguishing their physical and mental condition (except as regards those relieved in their own homes on account of unemployment) and the character of relief afforded.

1. Persons suffering from sickness, accident or bodily infirmity:

3. Persons not suffering from sickness, accident, or bodily or mental infirmity:

4. Persons in receipt of domiciliary relief on account of unemployment :

25,246 80,059 24,817 13,419 130,122

Men
Women
Children

TABLE 5.-Number, per 10,000 of estimated population, of persons in receipt of relief.

* Population in the middle of the year 1925, as estimated by the Registrar-General.

TABLE 6.-Institutional Relief: Men, women and children classified according to their physical and mental condition.

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TABLE 7.-Institutional Relief: Persons relieved in different classes of institutions.

Col. 6. The 73,812 persons shown as in "other wards of general institutions" include 1,256 children, between 3 and 16 years of age, in separate wards for children.

TABLE 8.-Institutional Relief: Persons, classified according to their physical and mental condition, in different classes of wards or institutions.

* Col. 6.—Including 1,256 children, between 3 and 16 years of age, in separate wards for children.