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New Zealand mental hospitals include | '''New Zealand mental hospitals''' include | ||
Carrington, Auckland. | '''Carrington''', Auckland. | ||
Kingseat, Auckland. | '''Kingseat''', Auckland. | ||
Oakley, founded 1867. Auckland. | '''Oakley''', founded 1867. Auckland. | ||
Tokanui. | Tokanui. | ||
Lake Alice, Palmerston North. | Lake Alice, Palmerston North. | ||
Opened 1950. Closed 1999. [http://www.lakealicehospital.com/history.html] | |||
Porirua. | Porirua. | ||
Cherry Farm. | |||
Cherry Farm. Otago Province. Opened 1954. | |||
Seacliff, Dunedin. Opened 1884. Closed 1973. Moved the rest of the patients to Cherry Farm. | |||
Revision as of 01:48, 5 February 2011
New Zealand mental hospitals include Carrington, Auckland. Kingseat, Auckland. Oakley, founded 1867. Auckland.
Tokanui.
Lake Alice, Palmerston North. Opened 1950. Closed 1999. [1] Porirua.
Cherry Farm. Otago Province. Opened 1954.
Seacliff, Dunedin. Opened 1884. Closed 1973. Moved the rest of the patients to Cherry Farm.
