| Return of the number of intern patients treated in the Wellington Colonial Hospital, from 31st December 1847 to 30th June 1848. | ||||||||
| Name | Place of Abode | Probable age | Sex | Disease or accident | Admitted | Discharged cured | Died | Observations |
| Ewao | Pipitea | 25 | M | Fever with severe Hoemor from nose. | Jan 8 | March 5 | This native was reduced to such an extreme state of debility from hoemorage from the bowels and nose that I had very little hopes of his recovery. | |
| Emaka | Pipitea | 20 | M | Inflam. absorbent vessels in right arm. | Jan 10 | Jan 19 | ||
| Emery Hamon | Kapiti | 25 | M | Chronic inflammation of elbow joint. | Jan 16 | March 3 | This man was readmitted in consequence if a slight return of swelling but is now quiet cured. | |
| Raniera | Kumutoto | 30 | M | Rheumatic fever. | Jan 26 | Feb 4 | ||
| Hare Wirimu | Pipitea | 17 | M | Fracture of right forearm. | Jan 27 | Feb 29 | ||
| George Brown | Wellington | 26 | M | Fracture of left knee cap, with injury of knee. | Jan 29 | March 23 | ||
| James Webb | Wairarapa | 37 | M | Retention of urine complete, from stricture. | Jan 29 | Feb 24 | This man left the hospital cured and expressed himself in a better state than he had been for a long time. | |
| Riwai | Ngatiaua | 30 | M | Rheumatic fever with bronchitis. | Jan 31 | Feb 12 | ||
| Ko Matene | Ngatiaua | 35 | M | Ulceration of left heel bone. | Feb 5 | This man is still in hospital, and is likely to be for a long time. It is a bad case. | ||
| William Signal | Karori | 51 | M | Chronic diffused abscess of left thigh. | Feb 2 | March 16 | This man left the hospital without my consent to look after his home, he was brought back to hospital in a great state of debility, he could not walk. When he left he was able to walk well and was much improved in health. the abscess however had not quite disappeared owing to his leaving before he got permission. | |
| Ko Paratene | Waikanae | 32 | M | Consumption. | Feb 12 | March 13 | This native was brought from Waikanae, case to far gone to admit cure, since dead. | |
| John Instance | Racehorse | 30 | M | Rheumatic inflammation of covering of the bones. | March 6 | April 29 | This was a very bad case was cured when he left and well able to walk. | |
| Ihaka | Porirua | 25 | M | Chronic inflammation of the eyes, loss of light and eversion of lids. | March 12 | Still in hospital | This native could not see the ground or any object when he can in which many people observed, he can now see vessells sailing out of the harbour and can discern minute objects. | |
| Charles Wilkinson | River Hutt | 37 | M | Deep seated inflammation of the whole left hand, with abscess. | March 23 | June 5 | This man was near losing his hand from not applying in time before the abscess formed. | |
| Mary Wyburn | Wanganui | 29 | F | Chronic erysipelas. | March 26 | This has been of four years standing and so bad that the whole body is affected. Is still undergoing treatment. | ||
| Robert Parks | Wellington | 29 | M | Extensive and deep burn. | March 27 | April 11 | This case has already been reported on. | |
| Benjamin Burkett | Wellington | 49 | M | Varicose ulcers of both legs. | April 1 | April 26 | ||
| Ko Piki Piki | Manawatu. | 26 | M | Scrofulous abscess. | April 1 | April 18 | ||
| John Brown | Dantzic | 31 | M | Extensive ulcer of the left leg. | April 4 | April 13 | This man left as he wanted to get to Sydney of course there was not time to do anything for him. | |
| George Crocker | Wellington | 27 | M | Acute rheumatic fever. | April 11 | Still in hospital | This is a very bad case of rheumatism, the heart being affected. Is now quite cured and will leave soon. | |
| John Murray | Governt. Brig | 37 | M | Inflammation of left cheek bone endangering it. | April 24 | June 23 | ||
| Henry Wilson | Governt. Brig | 32 | M | Severe scald of left elbow and arm. | April 25 | May 31 | ||
| Sharerick Parker | River Hutt | 10 | M | Ulceration of right tibia. | April 25 | Still in hospital | This boy was almost a cripple for about eleven months from disease of the bone. He is now cured his friends had little hope of his recovery without the loss of his leg. | |
| Frederick Bligh | Wellington | 16 | M | Inflammation of membranes of brain. | April 25 | June 5 | This little boy was near dying. | |
| John Eastman A.P. | Wellington | 23 | M | Rheumatism. (Chronic) | April 25 | June 13 | This man was cured of deafness with which he was afflicted before he left the hospital. | |
| Mary Power | Wellington | 13 | F | Chronic inflammation of left knee. | Feb 24 | May 10 | This was omitted to be put down in its proper place, namely in February. | |
| Eriki | Otaki | 27 | M | Chronic rheumatism. | May 19 | June 21 | This was a severe case of rheumatism. | |
| G. Richardson A.P. | Wellington | 31 | M | Lumbago. (severe) | May 19 | May 26 | This proceded from rheumatism. | |
| William Holmes A.P. | Wellington | 25 | M | Irritation of the membranes of brain. | May 26 | June 26 | ||
| George Burns | River Hutt | 31 | M | Extensive burn of left leg and thigh. | May 27 | May 31 | Ten days after the receipt of burn he applied, was then delirious, despaired of when admitted. | |
| Pirikauau A.P. | Otaki | 27 | M | Inflammation of the foot. | June 5 | June 23 | ||
| Manihera | Pitoni | 30 | M | Inflammation of the air tubes of lungs. | June 5 | June 23 | This is a man of considerable consequence. | |
| Thomas Duncan A.P. | Wellington | 23 | M | Inflammation of the air tubes of lungs. | June 24 | Still in hospital | ||
| Joseph Saunders A.P. | Wellington | 37 | M | Irritation of membranes of brain. | June 19 | June 29 | ||
| Apera | Wanganui | 20 | M | Inflammation of air tubes of lungs. | ||||