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Revision as of 22:42, 24 October 2025
Citations
Notes
References
Backlog
- cover the inmates were poor
- consider mentioning patients absconding in rapid growth period as a contrast to the gradual growth period:
- Sproule mentioned Mrs Noble as a repeat offender
- France mentioned Noble and Hurley
To do post-2.8
Done post-2.8
- wikilink Auckland
- cover prison asylums and changing public opinion that led to independent asylums
- reword “and was closer to Wellington city so easier to inspect” as “and was closer to Wellington city so was easier for inspectors to visit.”
- link Government House
- reword “as medical officer” as “as the medical officer”
- consider adding first admission on 1 January 1854
- consider adding patients moved to Mount View
- uncomment NZM (1873)
- reword “In May 1873,” as “On 20 May 1873,”
- reword “The site is now occupied by Government House in the suburb of Newtown.” as “The site off Adelaide Road is now occupied by Government House in the suburb of Newtown.”
- link Wellington City Council
- add Henry Seager as an external link
- add WI (1867b) to note f
- add The to work names New Zealand Mail and New Zealand Spectator
