3. _How many Floors to a Pavilion (hut or cottage)?_

Two, at most. In every alternate pavilion better only one floor, unless

the pavilions be so far apart as to cover an extent of ground which

would make administration almost impossible, and cost fabulous.

_How many Beds to a Pavilion or Hut?_

There would therefore be no more than eight beds, and in each alternate

pavilion no more than four beds.

_How many Pavilions or Huts to a Lying-in Institution?_

Not more than four two-floored pavilions, two one-floored pavilions, and

two two-floored delivery pavilions; unless, indeed, building space can

be given, with all its cost and administrative difficulties.

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