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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE JAMAICA B·APTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY.t

FOR THE YEAR 1915.

OBJECTS. The objects of the Society are to provide for the Spiritual Destitution of variou!03 parts of this Island,-to support the Calabar Institution for the training of Ministers, -to assist Sunday Schools,-to send the Gospel to Africa, Central America, and to the Islands by which we are surrounded,

To aid Churches in the Jamaica Baptist Union in their Building Operations and to contribute to the Rp.serve Fund of the Jamaica Baptist Union.

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A. G. KIRKHAM, PeteT'sfield P.O.,

SECltETARY. Office~s and Managing Committee for 1916.

TREASURER: REV. W. PRATT, M.A., KINGSTON P. O. SECRETARY: REV. A. G. KIRKHAM, PETERSFIELl;) P. O.

HONORARY MEMBERS ~ REV. JOHN KINGDON, REV. W. A. TUCKER. EX·OFFICIO : REv. G. TUB.NER CHAIRMAN JAMAICA BA.PTIST UNION. REV. P. WILLIAMS SECRETARY JAMAICA BAPTIST UNION. REV. E. PRICE, B.A., B.D. PRESIDEl'o"'T CALABAR, CoLLEGE. RF:v. W. HEAD SECRETARY'SUNDAY SUHOOL SOCIETY. ELECTED: REV. J. T. DILLON, REV. W. D. BROWN, REV. W. P. SIBLEY, REV. W. D. HENDERSON, REV. J. A. JONES, REV. A. G. EUCLESTO~, REV. G. E.HENDERSON, REV, A. MILLER, REV. D. M. ROBER.TS.

AUDITORS: D. BALFOUR ESQ. J. L. KING ESQ., B.A., LL.B.

RULES. I.-That the Society be designated" THE JAMAICA BAPTIST MISSIONARy-SOCIETY" in connection with "THE JAMAICA BAPTIST UNION." H.-That the objects of the Society be (1) to provide for the spiritual destitution of various parts of the IsIl:\nd~(2) to support the Calabar Institution--(3) to assist Sunday Schools-(4) to send the gospel to Africa, Central America and the j slands by which we are surrolHld~d-(5) to aid Churches in the Jamaica Baptist Uuion in their building operations-(6) and to contribute to the Reserve Fund of The Jama.ica Baptist Union. lII.-That the General Committee of the Society shall consist of the Ministers and Delegates of those Churches which contribute regularly to the Society'S funds, by whom the Treasurer, Secretary, and nine others as a Managing Committee, for the ensuing year, shall be elected. Five shall form a quorum, and the MffDaging Committee shall have power to fill up vacancies that may occur during the year. IV.-Tita,t the Chairman of ,the Jamaica Baptist Union, the President of Cs labar CpUege, the Secretary of the. Jamaica Baptist Union and the Secretary of the S'U1lday School Society shall beex-otficioMembel'sof the Managing Committee. V.-'-That each Association in connection with the Jamaica Ba.ptist Union not baving a member elected on the Missionary Committee, shall have power each year to nominate one of their members as an Associate member of the Committee fortha yeaT. The nomination to be 'sent to the Secretary before the beginning of the Annual Meeting of the General Board. ' VI.-That a public meeting w ill beheld auuually, at the time of the meeting of the Jamaica Baptist Union when a list of the Committee shall be read, the accounts presented, and tJ.e proceedings of the previous year adopted. VII.-That no alteration of the Constitution of the Society shall hemad. without twelvemont.hs notice having been given at the previsus .Annual General Meeting. Grants in Aid ot Buildings. ----0---

Grants are voted to aid'in purchasing, erecting,- or repairing buildings connected with Churches belonging to the Jamaica Baptist Union, and which regularly contribute to the funds of .the Jamaica Baptist Missionary Society.

REGULATIONS FOR GRANTS IN AID. 1. It.,must be clearly shown that the land on which the building stands, oris to be erected, is in Trust for denominational purposes, and the Title- is Valid. II. A complete statement of work contemplated on the mission property, and a detailed estimate of the proposed expenditure must be presented with the application for a grant. III. The Church seeking aid must have raised one-fourth of the estimat.ed amount required for the work contemplated, and the application must state how much money the Church has raised, the value of materials and of free labour given, and amount received'from other sources. IV. Before a grant is recommended by the Managing Committee, a Sub-Committee shall be appointed to inspect and report on the work proposed or in progress. V. No grant approved of by the General Committee shall be paid before the April Meeting of the Managing Committee. Every grant shall be spent and an account of its expendi_ture., be rendered, within twelve months after it has been re~eived, but it shall be competent for the Managing Committee to allow an extension of time in exceptional circumstances. . VI. All applications lor grants shall be made on the authorized Form, obtainable of the' Secretary, and shall .be returned to him pro­ perly filled in not later than September 30th. VII. The Managing Committee shall prepare for the Annual Meeting of the Gen~ral Committee a report on the applications which were in the hands of the Secretary not later than September 30th; namely t the applications selected and the grants recommended, also the applications refused and the reasons for their refusal. VIII. Not more than £300 shall be applied annually for building ,purposes. IX. - AU applications shall be rejected as in£orlllal which do not' comply with the above regulations. EXTRACTS OF MINUTES OF

THE GENERAL ~EETING HELD Arr BALACLAVA rOn Monday, 14th /1""ebruary, 1916.

I. The Rev. G. Turner, Chairman of the Jamaica Baptist Union, presided. 2. The Minutes of the last Annual Meeting were read and con­ firmed. 3. A Synopsis of the meetings of the Managing Committee was presented. 4. The 60th Annual Report was presented. and it was resolved: "That the Report be adopted, read at the Public Meeting to-night., and printed and circulated in the usual way." 5. The Treasurer presented the Cash Statement for 1915, shew­ ing Receipts £1,329 5s. ltd, Expenditure £1,368 59. 7d. Deficit £39. Os. 5!d. It was resolved:-·' That the Cash Statement be adopted, read at the Public Meeting to-night, and printed and cir­ culated in the usual manner," 6. The Officer and Managing Committee were thanked lor their services during the past year, and those for the present year were elected. 7. Collectors and Subscribers :- Resolved: "That the Geueral Committee recognizing the devoted and faith­ ful services of the Collectors, and the self.denying gifts of the Sub­ scribers to the funds during anotLer year, hereby tt'>nder their sincere thanks to their belpers, and express the hope that they will continue their hearty co operation. S. Home Missions :- The grants to the St. Margaret's Bay) Rosewell and Worsup s,phere we:t'e determined. 6 EX.TRACTS OF MINUTES.

9. Building Grall-ts. The followi.ng,grants Wf:1re made :­ Frendship (Hanover) £30 0 0 Linstead 30 0 0 Staceyville 10 0 0 Sudbury 18 0 0 Union Hill ]0 0 0 Springfield 10 0 0 Hosewell 8 10 0 Claremont 22 0 0 Elderslie 22 0 0 Buckingham 30 0 0 Sutcliffe Mount 22 0 0

£212 10 0

10. The following Notice of Motion was given .­ (a) By Rev. P. W,illiams:- 1. "That the Secretary of the Jamaica Baptist Union be omitted from the Ex-officio members :of tho Managing Committee. 2. rrhut Rule 3 be altered by substituting five for nine in the third line. A. G. KIRKHAM, Secretary. THE ANNUAL PUBLIC ME-ETING

OF THE

Jamaica Baptist Missionary Society

"VAS HELD AT

BALACLAVA,

ON

MONDAY EVENING, 14th FEBRUARY, 1916.

His HOD. \V P CLAI~K occupied the Chair.

The Secretary presented the 60th Annual Report and the Treasurer the Annual Cash Statement, and addresses 'were delivered by the

Rev. J. A. JONES, of Springfield and Rev. W· HEAD, of Clarksonville. The Sixtieth Annual Report

OF THE JAMAICA BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOGIETYI

N the last chapter of St. Mark's Gospel our Lord says: 'IGo ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature." After a reference to the as­ cension, we read, "And they went forth, and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word with signs following;'" The Apostle John explained years later the reason for this ready obedience: '·That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands bave handled, of the 'Vord of I.Jife." A force of illdescr,ibahle power had come into their liYes. First, they had heard the Christ. rrhey had seen him. They had touched hi111. Then at Pentecost they had received the Holy Spirit in an overwhelming BaptiBm of fire and power. Thus equipped they went forth awl preached the word, and the signs that followed proved conclusively that the ITaly Spirit was ever ready to bless a faith presentation of the truth. Hundreds of years have passed away since those glad happy days, and yet fully two-thirds of the world for which Christ died and shed his blood is still without the knowledge that an atonen-.ent has been made for all sin, and a power placed at the disposal of men whereby the do­ minion of sin might be destroyed. The Church of .Christ started out on its great work with everything in its favour; !:ll1d jf the power with which the early Church went 'forth had not been weak­ ened, the results would hava been infinitely greater. "Thile much has undoubtedly been ac;complished, we must confess that the promise of the beginning has not been fulfilled. "r e are grateful that the honour of preaching the gospel to every creature has npt been wi th­ drawn from the Church. Past failure to obey faithfully and fully the great Master's command has not led to the rejection of the Church as a boulsaying agency. The command still holds good, and whatever can be done, irrespective of, the sacrifice involved, should be at once attended to. On account of this convictjon the Committee of the Jamaica Baptist Missionary Society prosents the Sixtieth Annual Report of its work to the Churches. It is not pos­ sible to spea.k of any great advance in our mission fields. It is; how&ver, gratifying to know that for sixty years the flag unfurled by the devoted Fatheri of the Mission has been kept fiying by the ANNUAL REPORT. 9

Sons, often in the face of difficlllties of which the fathers never dreained. r~ehe year under review might well be described as one of the stress and strain. Many of the Churches suffered more from a fi­ nancial point of view than in 1912, when the hurricane did such damage to houses and crops in certain parts of the' island. The great European war has continued throughout the :rear without any cessation of hostilities. The clouds are still dark; but surely it is not too much to hope that we are reaching the evening time of this mighty struggle, and that "At evening time it shall be light." If it should be seen that the great strain through which the people have been passing has not occasioned a diminution in the missionary income, jt will be little short of a t\ventieth century mi­ racle. This report would hardly be- complete without a reference to the death of the ReI'. S. J. 'Vashington who passed to his rest: in :N ovember last. Mr. 'Yashington took a deep interest in all the af­ fairs of the Baptist Mission in Jamaica. In the early part of his ministry he i-ierved the Society as a Home Missionary, and later on as a member of its Managing Committee; and loyalty to the cause distinguished him at all times. Two years ago he was elected an honorary member of the Oommittee as a mark of appreciation of his services. Unfortunatel'y, however, failing health prevented his attending an'y of the meetings of the Oommittee after his election. rrhe Society would hereby tender to his widow and all the members of his family, its deep sympathy in the loss which they have sus­ tained. In July of last year t-he Rev. R. H. Rowe aJso passed to his rest. .Mr. Rowe entered the ministry in 1880. After a period of work in Jamaica he was appointed the Society's ~:Iissionary at J ac­ me], Haiti, where he did faithful work for fhe yearR, after which time ill-health compelled him to return to J amalca. -When his health was re-established, he was sent by the Missionary Committee to Oape Haiti where he laboured with great fidelity for ten years. For iifteen years of his life l\Ir. Rowe preached the gospel in one of the hardest places in the world; and great devotion to his Lord characterized him at all times. The Oommittee accord to :Mrs. Rowe and the family their deep sympathy with them in this af­ fliction. In the Report for 1913 the receipts of the Churches for missionary purposes amounted to £1,331 13s. 4d. and the Report referreti to the fact as being disappointing. The Report for 1914 was still more so. The Tabular for that year shows that -the Churches raised the sum of £1,206 Os. 6id. Of the 199 Baptist Churches in Jamaica 1.27 contributed and 27' gave nothing. Of the / 10 ANNUAL REPORT.

contributing churches" had no public collections. Only 80 Sunday Schools gave to the funds, leaving 119 thnt did not contribute any­ thing. If the 2i nOll-contributing churches had given in the same proportion as the 172 giving ehurches the income from that source would have been £1,037, instead of £896. The 80 Sunday Schools gave £275. If the 199 Sunday Schools (assuming that there is a Sunday School in connection with each church) hau given in the same proportion as the 80, the income from the young life of the churches would have IJeen £684. 'When the contributions received from foreign countries are added the Society's income in 1914 would have been about £1,756 instead of £1,206. This, considerw as it i:t:fIects the future, especially in relation to the children who will ere long have to taRe the places of their parents, creates an out­ look which is painful to contemplate. An upgrade move is re­ quired in this matter. Some churches haye grown into the habit of neglecting their duty to the Society, and it may soon be necessary to take steps to remind them of their duty and priYilege in relation to the solemn trust committed to them by the :Master. If all Churches and Sunday Schools would contribute to the Society's funds the income would be much larger. Home Missions. This interesting department of the Society's work was enlarged during the year by the addition of the churches at ,Yorsup, Litch­ field Mount and Tyre. At the present time, therefore, the Home Missions. are, St. l\Iargaret's Bay, l\fount Carmel, Beulah and Smyrna, in the parish of Portland, under the care of the Rev. J. E. Reid; Shiloh and Ludford Mount, in St. Catherine, and Rosewell and Free Town, in Clarendon, under the care of the Rev. J. M. "r alters; and Worsup, Litchfield Mount and Tyre, in .Trelawny, under the care of the Rev. E. B. Heighington. ST .1vIARG ARET'S BAY: Early in the year the missionary was greatly encouraged by better attendance at the services and a great­ er interest ill the Lord's work. In July five candidates were bap­ tised and one backslider restored. The storms of August and Se.:p­ tember slightly damaged two of the buildings which have since been repaired. Storm, and an epidemic of fever, which attacked not only many of the people but also the person and family of the minister, havemaue the work difficult. The Rev. W. Peto Sibley was request­ ed to visit these stations as a deputation from the Society, and he reports that considerable building work has been done by ~Ir. Reid. :Mr. Sibley laid before the people thejr duty to their minister and the Society and they pledged themselves to do better. In closing his report, 1fr. Sibley says: "Mr. Reid is much beloved by his people and js also respe:cted by the community." The missionary is cheer­ ful amidst all his troubles and is cQnfident that notwithstanding the ANNUAL REPORT, 11

dal'k clouds that overhang the people now, "Sunshine will soon ap­ pear." The Committee deeply sympathize wHh Mr. llei

pjly escaped iI~ most other 'rays. In the Bapti/:d Reporter for November an appeal was made on the authority of the Managing Committee, to the Churche~ of Jamaica, for ajd 011 behalf of the sufferers. The response so far has been ver}' small. The Com­ mittee would again commend the case to the sympathy of the Churches. In October, :JIr. Grjffiths"met the )Ianaging Committee and returned to Cayman Brae in X O\-ember. Shortly after his re­ t~un he fell ill, anci has not been able to preach since Sunday, :\ ovember 21 ~t. rrhe Commj ttea would assure the mi 88i onary and his people that they oeepl}' sympathize with them hl this t~ouble and trust that the God "'ho always comforts His suffering children may sustain them in this t~llle of trial. Africa. From rrh'y~ville the Hev. George Thomas writes: "It is three years sill~e I was last at Thys\'ille and during that time many im­ provements ha YC taken plut'.e here, and it is now a well laid out township with several dozcn well-built bungalows for railway offi­ ciah:, stores, a large modern hotel, a post and telegraph office, streets lit with electric light and water laid on to houses wishing it." It is somewhat difficult to realize such a state of things in the heart of the country which only a few years ago was known as the" Dark Continent.~' Before Mr. Thomas went to Thysville the work in the surrounding country was done from 'Wathen, but it afterwards be­ came necessary to exercise a more immediate supervision of the district work, and in consequence :111'. Thomas was asked to go to Thysville, that being a more convenient base from which to carryon operations. Mr. 1'homas and his co-worker, Mr. Jennings, are 1'e­ sponsible for all the work south of the railway line which runs north­ east from .Matadi to Stanley Pool, and as far south as the Portu­ gese Border, a district of from 1,200 to 1,500 square miles. There is a rest house at Thysyille whi<.:h)8 used by missionaries passing up and down the country. The missionary says: "It has long been a Communion centre, about 150 Christians gathering each month at the Lord's Supper." There is a chapel which seats 350 people and is well filled on the J..Iord's Day. The school is attended by the wives of some time-expired soldiers, as well as children, and these women are eager to learn, and have a real desire to know the true God and lIiB teaching. A class for enquirers has been started and was steadily increasing when Mr. ThomaE wrote. Re­ ferring to difficulties, Mr. Thomas says: " Our greatest enemies here are the Roman Catholic priests who annoy our people considerably by petty persecutions, the bringing against them of false charges. Their main effort seems to be to hinder our work rather than lift the people into the light themselves." An interesting service in English is held eyery Sunaay afternoon for the benefit of e~gineers, ANNUAL REPORT.

carpenters, clerks, &c., from Sierra Leone, Accra, &c., who reside with their families at Thysville. The Committee would commend this ,work -to the loving sympathy of the churches. Haiti. In the early part of the year Haiti was still suffering from the ravages of civil war. Later on the United States landed marines at Port-au-Prince and other places, and a partial Protectorate has been established. - ST. MARC.-)Ir. Delattre says: "This year has been a ter­ rible one in Haiti." The land has been devastated, and _extreme poverty has greatly discouraged the people. There has been a de­ crease of-one in the membership at St. :Marc which leaves it at 31. The average attendance is 1m. The average attendance at the Day School remains at 30. In the Sunday School there are 55 on books, with an average attend&nce of 48. These figures show a slight de­ crease in comparison with last year. The debt on the chapel which was at first 1923 gourdes is now 586, and the sum of 222 gourdes is in hand awaiting a favourable opportunity of exchange. On the Island of La Gonave a chapel has been built and is almost ready for use. The mission at this place is . becoming very interesting. The congregations are most encouraging. ~Iany of the people have broken away from" paganism" and now attend on )lr. Delattre's ministry. Ten of them who were ljving improper lives have been married and will soon be baptized as they profess to have accepted Christ. Some of these people often visit St. Marc to attend divine worship involving a three days' journey. 'rhe mission­ ary has set his heart. on a Motor Boat, and believes it would help him to do his work much better. The boat could also be used when visiting Gonaives which lies to the north of St. :Marc, on the coast, as there are times when it can only be reached by swimming a horse a.long the main road. Even with -the Americans on hand, it is not safe to go far from the tmvn at the present time, although risks have to be taken in prosecuting the Lord's work. A little while ago, Mr. Dela'btre was attacked on a road near St. Marc by two rebels, and had he not been able to protect himself the result might have been serious. J AC!IEL.-The missionary says: "During all the year there could 110t be any stability in anything • . Terrors anu all sorts of agitation and misery haye been the condition of many . . At Jacmel, the Americans landed on the 16th of this month" (Septem­ ber) "and a few days after they proclaimed martial law. Since their coming we have enjoyed more peace and liberty than ever before ... On the 12th August, we were yjsited by a severe cyclone which lasted nearly the whole day It is computed ANNUAL REPORT. 15

that about 140 people died among whom were fhe or six of our professing converts The greatest part of the cultivated fields has been destroyed, and at least two-thirds of the coffee crop are entil'ely lost Our church has had to suffer the 10S8 of six of her r1}.ral chapels, one only has been spared. God, in whom We trust, only knows when it will be possible for us to repair all these damages." The missionary further says: "There is a great scarcity of food; day by day, the famine is accentuating l\Iendicity is practised to-day by people of all conditions, and a great number of mendicants are seen going about in filthy rags that are insufficient to cover the body decently." It is by no means surpric­ ing that Mr. Lherisson should have to report that church finances have been very poor. 1'he people are being trained in the grace of ehristian liberality; and should there be a long period of peace in the country, the members of the churches would be better able to rCt'pond to the training. The people are facing bravely the rebuild­ ing of the destroyed chapels, notwithstanding their own persOllal troubles, and are giying free labour for the purpoee.

The figures ai'e as follows :-~lelllbers 538, whidl is a clear gain of a~:, Inquirers 145, Sunday School Teachers 11, Scholars on Books 2V6, Average attendance 157. .

BOCAS-DEL-TOHO.-The Bey. T. H. Duncanson spent the first two months of 1915 in Jamaica and retu'fned to his work in March accompallied by :Mrs. Duncanson, \rith his health fully re­ stored. The Bev. E. C. N otman ministered to the churches ill ::\11'. -DuQcanson's absence, and baptized seven candidates at Hewetton. The year was one of successful labour. The gain in membership was -11 and now ",tands at 188. For some time past the populatjoll at Changuinola East and -\rest had been decreasing and i5 now so much reduced that the missionary feels it is unnecessary for him to visit these places as frequently as formerly. ',,"ork at San San has been s.!lspended as the majority of the members have left the dis­ trict. III these respects the 'work may seem to be discouraging; it is noireally so, however, as the missionary is following the people to thejrnew settlements. lVIr. Duncanson says: In the" Sixaola sphere where many of the people are now residing the work is progressing. A new station is opened at Sibubi, with 11 members and 7 inquirers, and we expect having a baptism early in the new year." At Aliui­ rante Bay a new chapel has been built, 50 x 30, and is estimated to cost about £500. The friends hete rallied so splendidly around the -minister that, on July 25th, 1915, 18 months after the corner stone was laid, and 12 months after building operatiolls \I'ere conlIDenced, it was possible to open the chapel. The debt at that time was £100. Of that -£61 has been paid off so that only £39 remained to be paid when the }'ear closed. Almirante has a membership of ~29. rrhe missionary has great hopes concerning ihe future of the work 16 ANNiJAL REPORt.

here. The Hewetton chapel is being ceileu, floored and painted at a cost of £35, and the re-opening fixed for January, 1916. The membership is small, but it is pleasing to observe how very willingly the people give for the support of the mission. 1\11'. Duncanson again speaks of kindnesses received from the United Fruit Company, which the Committee greatly appreciate.

OUR OUTLOOK.-In addition to the work already being done by the Society there are inviting fields into which it would be a pleasure to enter if means were forthcoming to do HO. One of these is the neighbouring island of CuiJa. Since the last Ailllual 2'Ieetillg a deputation from the Society consisting of the llev. G. E. Henderson and the Secretary visited Banes. They found many Jamaicans residing on the great sugar estate of the United Fruit Company, and learned that hundreds more were working at other places. 'rhe impressions made upon their minds with respect to the spiritual needs of the people, the future of Banes in particular, and Cuba in general, and what they consider would be the best thing to do in the event of entering into offici~l relations with Bailes, haye been embodied in a report and laid before the Committee for consideration. The deputation are convinced that there is a great future before Cuba from an economic point of view. Trade per capita is larger in Cuba than in the United States of .America or eyen in Canada. A country such as this so near to Jamaica, with a beautiful climate, a low death rate, where a grudging religious toleration of a few years ago, has given way to complete religious freedom, is likely to become increasingly attractive to our people; and the character of the religious statemanship of this Society will be revealed by the way it deals with the present opportunity.

HAITI.-l\Ir. Lherisson, at Jacmel, cannot meet the claims of his large field and needs a helper. The Committee are empowered to employ another agent for the mission; but so far have not been able to do so. Like J\.Ir. Delattre, Mr. Lherisson has intimated that a small boat which would cost only a few pounds, would bp, of grea13 service to him. The Committee, however, cannot sanction the expenditure at present. Once more it has not been possi ble to send the full amount of £120 for the African :Mission, much to the regret' of the Committee. Our home base demands careful attention. Unless the members of the churches are willing to give much more liberally, and somake it possible to effect a re-arrangement of circuits, referred to in last year's Report, whereby better work could be done, the results will be disastrous. This important subject is now being seriously con­ sidered, ana it is hoped that the outcome will be beneficial to the whole mission. ANNUAL REPORT~ 11

~-' ,. From these fac~s wegath~r ;that .m1:t.ch.,greater sarrifice and more liberality on the, part of the rhu:r:ch~s. is needed in order to enable the Committee to sw;ta,in th~ mi~siona now in opera- -tion and to do a,ggressive work. X ew methods of, and more regularit.v in giving and greater economy in expenditure­ economy even to the point of saerifi('e~must be the motto for 1910. The Committee woulu emphasize the suggeRtion made in the last Report, viz: ., If 20,000 of our members who are not amongst our present subscribers, coulu be induced to gin~ 2s. per year, or sixpence per quarter, apart from the Anllual Missionary Services, that alone would yield £2,000." 'Vill our Pastor.3 and lfembers take up this matte.r? A Mission Box properly and re­ gularly used in every family for 1916-A monthly prayer meeting or a monthly Sunday missionary service, at which missionary in­ formation could be giYen awl a collection made for the SociefT-- - Forwarding to the Treasurer each quarter what is raised for mis­ SiOlis in any and every way, so that the Bank interest might help the funds-These and kindred plans if heartily adopted would create fresh interest in the work and augment substantially the present income. A Bishop writes: "Th eo'foreign mtSSWna1°Y zeal 'Would seem to b(3 the thermometer by which to test tll e benefactions of tit e Ohu1'ch. n One might go further, and say: The foreign m-ission­ ary zeal is the thermometer by which to test the spirituaZlife of a Ohristian man and of a ChU1'ch~ If this be true it should cause personal heart-searching among us and in every individual. The Society looks to the pastors of the Churches to, lead their people in this matter, and to the churches to do all they can to see that the missionary spirit is fe~ amongst them. The djfficuHies of Pastors are many, and surrounding influences are often any­ thing 'but encouraging; but to them, in the main, is given the solemn duty of guiding the churches in this great enterprise. Some pastors recognise the importance of ministerial leadership in mission work, but this should be true of all. It has been truly said that: "The Killgdomof God is the same to-day as that interpreted hy the seers and the prophets throughout all the ages. It is the vision of Ahraham and Isaar, and of Isaiah and of Joel and of Jesus. It is the vision of Lull and Livingstone. Lull said, 'The most genera] vice is llOt doing what might be done, not living up to one's opportunities.'" Shall the opportunity that has once more come to the Uhureh be lost? "Huma~ crimes are many, but the crime of being dead to God's voice, blind whe1;l the divine hand-writing is on the wall-certainly there is no crime which the supreme powers do more terribly avenge." These solemn thoughts are pregnant with awful realities. lIay the 18 ANNUAL IEPORT.

Great Spirit bear them home to each heart until with fullest mean­ ing, in the words of one of God's servants, we say,

" My life, my goods, myself I yield A cheerful sacrifice ; No fond desire tbatJay concealed But on Thine altar dies I will be Thine, with all my power .. , My memory, mind, and will, And all my consecrated hours Thy service to fulfil." HOME AND FO~EIGN MISSION STATIONS. 19 HOl\IE MISSION STATlONS, 1915.

STATION .- c I! .0.. 0 GO III f AND MISSIONARY. :; Ql .I:l :; S '; III III C" ~ 0 c PARISH. < ..::l ::a foo4 ------PORTLAND. St. Margaretts Bay ... Rev. J. E. Reid 8 4 104 4 Mt. Carmel ... -- 100 '1 BMllah ... " - - 35 5 Smyrna ... " 30 3 " - - ST. CA.THERINE. Shiloh ... Rev. J. M. Walters 20 8 85 :; Ludford Mount ... 4 6 t3 5 " CLARENDON. Rosewell ... 11 10 78 6 It'ree Town .. " 9 9 79 ..6 " TR.LAW~Y. Worsup ... Rev. E. B. Ileighbigton 2 3 77 30 Litchfield Mt. .. - 2 54 21 TYl'e ... " 6 1 4'1' 11 "

FOREIGN MISSION STATIONS, 1915.

CA YM AN ISLANDS. Sobeyville ... Rev. J. j. Griffiths 68 Ebenezer '12 Union Tabernacle .oo " 34 Spot Bay " 30 Little Cayman " 60 PA.''Ull.A.. " AJmirante ... 29 11 Chaoguinola, East •.. Rev.T.H.Duo~on 25 ,. West .oo 14 Hewetton .. . " 56 6 San San .. . u" 28 :I Elena Farm .. . ,. 86 ., (Outstation)

HAITI. Jaoruel Rev. P. N. Lheris800 58 and (Outstatioos) St. Marc .oo Rev. P. Delattra' " .(Outstations) CONTRIBUTIONS.

BALACLAVA. £ s d £ R d . ~fiss Agnes Lalor By Rev. A. Miller: 011 4%, Public Collections , 0 0 " Am::l Bailey o 6 11~ ~arah Clacken J. P. Clarl{e, Esq. 110 Arabel Myers .. g ~-1~%' Pastor & Wife 100 Caroline Demetrius o 5 5% Sergeant Robinson o 10 0 Louisa Myers .. Misses C. & S. Lalor 0110 o 5 4%, Roses Valley . 8{l% Beatrice Johnson .. 055 o Elsa Davy o 5 3 Mr. & Mrs. Jennings o 7 6 }4'lorence Neale 050 Mrs. Robinson o 6 0 Elizabeth Time 050 Miss J. A. Lalor .. o G 0 Lillian Salmon 050 " Mary Clacken .. o 5 0 Esther Clacken 050 Rebecca Hui'fstead o fi 0 " Louisa Lalor 050 .. Ada Webster .... o 5 0 .. Roslyn Dwyer 050 .. Sarah Webster .. o 5 0 Etheline Foster 050 .. Florentina Smalling 050 .. Elsie Muir 050 .. Sarah Clacke:n 050 Small Sums Mr. Robert Webster o 5 0 1 18 0% " James Webster o 5 0 Charles Nicholson 050 14 9 O%, " Joseph Langmore .. 050 " Benjamin Forbes: .. o 5 0 Mr. Webster's Class: " James Sinclair o 5 0 Teacher (} 6 0 Solomon Lalor .. o 5 0 E. H. McKie 050 Theophilus Miles o 5 0 Samuel Johnson 060 Alexander' Foster .. o 5 0 Samuel Foster 056 & Mrs. Clacken 050 Samuel Miller 050 .. " Simpson o 5 0 Henry McFarlane 050 .. .. E. Gordon 050 David Brown 050 In Memoriam 050 Alfred Longmore 050 George Lee .0 5 0 16 1 6% A Friend o 5 0, Albert Alloy 050 Sunday School. Egbert Robinson 050 Small Sums 1 411 Missionary Demonstration 500 Envelopes .. 600 475 Sergeant Robinson'·s Class: Teacher 3 10 0 Miss J. A. Lalor's Class: Mr. William Lalor 300 Teacher 1 2 10 S. C. 100 Gertie Williams 050 Esau Gordon o 15 0 Small Sums 1 13 11%, .. E. Campbell o 15 0 " E. Angell o 11 0 3 1 9%, .. W. Robinson o 10 0 " J. Ramsey o 8 0 Mr. Charles Nicholson's Class: .. J. Brown 080 Teacher 0 15 0 ., Joseph Brown o 8 0 Walter Nisbett 0 5 0 .. Joseph Longmore 080 Small Sums 1 3 9 W. Pusey o 6 0 .. A. Robinson o G 0 239 .. W. Mitchell o 5 0 " D. Campbel~ 050 .. J. Waugh 050 Mr. S. E. Jennings'- Class: " -Z.Smith 050 Teacher 075 ,j 'l!hos. McLeish 050 Mrs. Mary Lalor O' 9 0 .. W. McLeish 050 .. Sarah Lawrence o 5 O. ., A .. Turner 050 " ·E. Sinclair 050 Small Sums 232 Small Sums o 10 214

16 3 2 116 7~. Mrs. Miller's Class: Teacher . .. 6 9 9 . Mrs. Robinson's Class: Miss F\orentina Smalling 1 7 0% Teacher 050 It Kathleen Webster o 7 7% Small,Sums 1 9 3~ .. Katy Campbell 076 0,; Elm~ RQbin/:fQn o 7 2* l. 14 314 CONTRIBUTIONS. 21

£ s d £ s d Mr. Miles' Class: Miss Jane Hutchinson 0 5 0 Teacher 0 5 0 Esther James 0 5 0 Small Sums 1 0 4 .. 8 19 0 1 5 4 Sunday School. Miss Mary Clacken's Class: Missionary Envelopes 1 9 9% Teacher 0 5 0 Mr. James Robinson's Class 0 14 I%. Small Sums o 13 4 .. S. G. James' Class 0 13 11 .. Alfred Hutchinson's o 18 4 Class .. 0 8 8lA, Miss Esther James' Class 0 7 10% Mr. Solomon Lalor's Class: Mr. E. Monteith's Class 0 6 6 Teacher 0 5 0 " John Robinson's Class 0 3 7% Small Sums o 12 0lA, Miss Mabel Robinson's Class 0 3 2% Mr. James Findiy's Class 0 2 9%, o 17 0lA, .. Robert Williams' Class 0 1 8 Mrs. E. Monteith's Class 0 0 514 Miss C. Lalor's Class: ----- Teacher o 5 0 From Sunday School £4 12 8% Small Sums o 10 1 ---- From Elderslie £13 11 8% o 15 1 VAUXHALL. Miss Mary Brown's Class: Teacher 0 !j 0 Public Collections 340 Small Sums 0 9 11 Mr. Richard Rowe 056 .. James Rowe .. 050 01411 .. Abraham Thompson. ~ 5 0 Mrs. Jane Joseph 050 Mrs. Thomas .Foster's Class: Miss Young .. o 5 0 Teacher 0 5 0 Mr. Joseph Armstrong o 5 0 Small Sums 0 !.l 10 Sunday School .. o 4 0 Mrs. Brison's MissIonary o 14 10 Box o 2 7 Miss Mary Coley's Class: From Vauxhall £5 1 1 Teacher 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 7 llA, By Rev. A. Miller £97 11 8 o 12 llA, BELLE CASTLE. MI'. Joseph Longmore's Class: Small Sums 0 11 10% By Rev. W. Peto Sibley: Public Collections 2 5 _5 Miss Mary Lalor's Class: Small Sums 0 11 7% Sunday School... Missionary Boxes .. 1 l) 0 Miss Rebecca Huffstead's Class: Juvenile Missionary Meet.ing 0 9 7 Small Sums 0 9 4lA, From Sunday School 1 9 7 Mr. Simon Allen's Class: Small Sums 0 5 :8% Collected by Mrs. Sibley: Pastor Sibley o 5 0 Mr. Joseph Foster's Class 0 5 0% Miss V. A. Sibley 060 Mrs. Hinshelwood .. o 10 0 From Sunday School £ 62 17 4 .. Ellen Carmichael o 5 0 .. Jane Brown ...•. o 50 Frem Ealaclava Church £ 78 18 10% 1 11 0 ELDERSLIE. .; Collected by Mrs. E. L. Bowen: ; Herself 0 5 0 Public Collections . . -1 6 0 ; Y. P. S. C. E. 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. James Robinson 0 8 0 " Isaac Gentle 0 8· 0 o 10 0 " Jalm Groves . . 0 7 0 .. John Isaac Groves 0 5 0 Mrs. Georgina Hcnr~;'s Cocoa- Alfred Huh'hinson 0 1) 0 nut tree Q . 7 0 .. Charles W'iIIiams .. 0 5 0 Mr. G. N. Leslie 0 Ti =tr James l"indly 0 5 0 .. Ezcldel' Samuels .. 0 5 O. Special fo1' C:'lyman Brae .. Benjamin Samuels '0 ·5 0 Relief Fund: .. John Watson . . 0 5' 0 Public' Collections 1 19 0 Robert Williams .. ' 0 r; 0 Sunday School 0 8" b & Mrs. Montieth . . 0 5: 0 " .. Benjamin Vassell. 0 5 0 ~or Cayman ·Brae £2 7 6 :\lrs.. Tane Tomlinson . 0 .:' 5 0 " Rachel James .0 o· 0 From Belle Castle £8 16 .& 22 CONTIUBUT10NS.

STOKE. HALL.. BETHANY. I!. 8 d £ s d Public Collections B 6 3 . By Rev. A. W. Meretiith: Publh~ Collection. • • 3 16 Sunday Sehoof. Envelopes 1 6 Sunday School Box o 9 Ht Missionary Boxes . . i 2 0 C. E. SOCiety •. o 4: ~~ Springfield District Sch091 0 6 .6 Mr. W. 'D. Lawson .. 1 1 o Hampton Court Diatrict .. H. $. Brown .. o 12 o School •• 0 3 0 .. Ch~ Helwig; J.P. o 10 o .. R. C"mpbell & Family o 8 o From Sunday School 1 11 6 .. ~. Hlllwig o 5 o Mrs. E. Helwig o 5 o Collected by Mrs. J. J. WllUa.m.,,: Mr. I.J. Fllliott o 5 o Herself and Husband •. 0 10 0 .. A. Robb o 6 o Pastor Sibley 0 5 0 .. J. McKenzfe o 5 o Mr. H. A. .Samms 0 Ii 0 Pastor o 5 o It Leo F. Brown 0 6 0 Miss Esther Nevers o 4: o " Geo. Walters .0 5 0 Small Sums 5 17 9* The Choir .0 5 0 From ~thany £15 18 11 115 0 Mrs. M. A. Miller 050 STEPNEY. 'Mias C. I. Duany 050 .. H. Lewis 050 Public Collections 118 2* Envelopes o 8 Ii Special for Cayman Brac Mr. S. Newby o 8 () Relief Fund: Mrs. Margt. Newby o 6 f) Collections .. 028 l\{r. J. E. Gale 05(1 Sunday School CollectionB o £) 0 " Stephen Bygrave 0, 6 (I Choir 050 .. Ed. Wainwright 04:0 Miss H. Lewis .0 ··2 6 Small Sums 1 11 0 Rocky Point ClasB 021 From Stepney £5 5 8J,1 For Cayman Brae 017 3 From Stokes Hall £7 6 0 LINTON PARK. Public Collections 1 0 6%, LEITH HALL. Envelopes 066 ,P~blic Collections 1 0 2 From Linton Park £1 6 11* 'SU,nday School .. 050 W; l\4. Robertson, Esq. 050 Mrs. Saunders .. o 5 0 BETHSALEM. Special tor cayman Brae . Relief F1Uld •• o 6 3 Public Collections * Envelopes ~ 1~ i~*' 'From Le.ith Hall £2 1 5* From Bethsalem £118 8* SUNNING HILL. By Rev. A. W. Meredith £24 10 3* PUblic Collections o 1G 9* Deac9.Jl R. Stewart .. () 5 .0 Mrs. C. PI'Ysdale •• 060 BETH EL TOWN. ,~ D. Edwards .. 050 \ Special for caYman Brae By Rev. P. Williams: 'Relief Fund 040 Public Collections 8 6 10 From Sunnin!' Hill £115 9* Sunday School. Collections & boxes under 4:/ 5 6 7 HEBRON. Miss Williams' Class: Publlc":'CoUections •• 190 Teacher .'. .• 050 Dea.coll D. A. Simpson 050 Mr. C. W. Whittingham 050 Mr. S. A. Breakenridg~ 050 Scholars 110 S~ial for cayman Brac 111 0 Relle! Fund: Collection o 4 0 )fr. H. Barrett's Class: Sunday School o 9 ,tL Teacher •• 050 7iii ~. Hedley 060 For Cayinan Brae o 13 '*' Other Scholars 013 " From Hebroll £2 12 4* 13' By Rev. W. PetQ Slbleu £22 10 OiL Mr. L. G. Baldie's Class: J 72 Teacher •• SchC)lara o 8 " aG ,

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£ s cJ £ s cJ Mr. C. Innerarity's Class: By Mr. Brissett: Teacher 0 5 0 Miss M. I. Williams o 5 e Sch~ars 0 • 7 Mr. H. Barrett 050 Small Sums 006 Miss McKenzie's Class 086 010 6 By Mr. Ricketts: Miss I. M. Smith's Class: Mr. Z. Ricketts 050 Teacher 0 5 0 Small Sums 040 Scholars 0 ! 7 By Mr. Blagrove 069 Books under 4/ 050 Mr. G. A. Atkins' Class 070 Donations: Mr. W. Gale's Class: Mr. C. Campbell o 10 0 Teacher 050 Mrs. Campbell o 10 0 Scholars 019 From Bethel Town £32 9 9 Mr. G. S. Brissett's Class 069 Miss Ricketts' Class .. 067 " Castle's Class .. 058 SHORTWOOD. Mr. W. N. Gordon's Class 044 Mrs. Davis' Class 040 Public Collections 8 13 9 Infants (Girls) 096 Infants (Boys) 066 Sunday School. Barney Side " .. 063 Collections & boxes under 4/ 2 2 11 A Gift from Balaclava 2 10 6 Mr. R. S. Holines' Class 0 12 6 .. T. J. Grey's Class. ': 0 6 9 From Sunday School 15 12 8 Mrs. Lindsay's Class.. 0 I) 7 Miss Ricketts' Class . . 0 5 6 Y. P. S. C. E. o 11 0 Mrs. Holmes' Class 0 4 5 From Sunday School 3 17 7 Collected by Miss R. G. Lawrence: Self .. 0 I) 0 . Y. P. S. C. E. o • 1 Messrs J. E. Kerr & Co. 0 10 6 Dr. Sandford g ~ g Collected by Miss Ricketts: Pastor & Wife 0 10 0 .~~ait· s~in~rowne 0 7 0 Mr. W. E. Henry 0 12 0 .. E. S. Tinglin 0 5 0 111 6 .. R. Moulton 0 5 0 .. C. Grant 0 5 0 By Miss McKenzie: Mrs. R. Tinglin 0 5 0 01)0 Miss M. Ramsay 0 5 0 ~ R. B. Leslie 01)0 .. R. Virgo 01)0 a 7 0 " J. E. Lawrence 01)0 Small Sums 009 By Mr. T. Lindsay: Self 050 109 Mr. W. Brown 050 .. J. J. Irving 050 By Miss Ricketts: .. P. S. Reid 056 Self 050 Small Sums 016 Pastor & Wife o 10 6 Small Sums 036 120 o 19 0 By Mr. L. Stevens: Self 050 By Mr. R. Morris: Mr. J. A. Stevens 01)0 Self •. 01)0 Small Sums 010 Mr. H. R. Stephenson .. 050 Small Sums o 3 € 011 0 o 13 6 By Mr. R. S. Holmes: Self By Miss Castle: Mr. H. R. Green Mr. G. A.tkins 01)0 .. T. Atkins 01)0 By Mrs. F. A. McIntosh: Small Sums 023 Self 050 Small Sums 010 012 3 Mrs. Cox 01)6 By :Mr. O. Dove: From Shortwood £17 16 11 050 ~e;~ C. F. Wilson O· 5 0 Small Sums 010 ST. LEONARDS, o 11 0 Public Collections a 6 a 24 CONmt:SUTloNS.

Sunday School. £ s d £ s d 'Mr. Alfred Rose ., 050 Classes under 4/ 0 8 8 ~ Collection for Cuba .. o 3 8% Dundee Branch 014 1 Miss A. Haughton's Class o 10 4 From Mount Carmel .. £2 19 5% Mr. S. A. Anglin's Class 0 5 7 Miss E. E. Anglin's Class 0 4 2 SPRING MOUNT.

-·From Sunday School 2 :2 10 JI Public C.. ollections 076 fBy Envelopes o 19 6 Collected by Mr. n. 1\1. Stevens: Mr. Alfred Lindo 050 Self 050 " Eml. Thompson 01)0 Pastor & Wife 0_ 7 6 " Robert Wright o 5 0 Mrs. Baldie o 5 O. " Patrick Henry 050 Miss A. Haughton 050 Collection for Cuba 036 Mrs. .Stevens o 4. O. No.3 Qlaas OliO From Spring Mount £2]0 6 Small Sums 016 EBENEZER. 1 i1.3 0 Public @ollections o 6 0 From St. Leonards .. £7 1 1 By Envelopes 1 9 3 Collection for Cuba o 3 3 ORANGE HILL. Public Collections 2 14 7 From Ebenezer £1 18 6 Collected by Mrs. E. McIntosh: By Rev. E. V. Donald­ Self . 050 son £19 8 6 Mr. & Mrs. Hines 050 .. C. A. l\1:cLaren 050 " A. S. McIntosh 050 BETHTEPHIL. " & Mrs. S. Steveru; 060 Small Sums () 6 3 By Rev. M. B. Burgess: Public Collections 1. 11)9 1 12 3 Sunci!lY School 6 10 0 Envelopes 2 16 0 By l\lr. W. C ..Wright: Self .. 050 1\1rs. Longmore o .5 0 C. C. (l fl ,f) Miss P. L. McIntosh o 5. 0 Colonel Geo. Ricks o 5 0 Sunday School 050 Mr. A. B. Lowe 060 Small Sums 030 Mrs. I. Walker 050 1. 3- 0 1. 1 0 From Orange. Hill £5 9 10 . Collected by Mrs. M. E. Reid: Self 050 Mrs. Schoburgh 050 By Rev. P. Williams £62 17 7 Mr. S. Barrett 050 " S. Earle 050 .. J. Marston 0- 5 0 BETHLEHEM. .. A. B. Lowe o 10 0 " S. Brown o 5 '0 'By Rev. E. V. Donaldson: .. J. Haughton 050 Public Collections 2 -5 6% Small Sums 01 9 By Envelopes 500 Manley Lopez, Esq. 1 1 ij 269 ·Sidney Lopez, Esq. 050 Collected by Mrs. Moulton: Mr. Robert Taylor o 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Moulton 050 George Tait 050 " Walter Marston 050 Samuel Jackson 050 Mrs. S. Junius 050 Stephen Jackson o 1i 0 Mr. Oswald Richard 050 Thos. Knott 050 Small Sums '0 1 6 Samuel Walters . < 050 Solomon Francis 050 " Moses Bryan olio 116 " -Robt. Sutherland 050 " Isaac Francis .. 050 From Bethtephil -£15 6 0 MessrsF. & J. Hennett 050 1\1iss Jane Queenborro 050 SOMERTON. Collection for Cuba o 8 _. 6 Collections o 11 10 £12 0 0% Sunday School 1 10 0 From Bethlehem Envelopes 2 12 2 MOUNT CARMEL. Mr. W. R. Grizzell .. 050

Public Collections 1'-..... 1- 2 -'3 " C. T. Gohagen & Wife 010 0 By Envelopes 1 2 '·S ". S. Stewart o 5 ,0 Mr. 'Robert Wilshire o 6· '0 Mrs, F .. Fray :0 5, 0 CONTRIBUTIONS. 25

£ s d £ s d Mrs. Rebecca Smith o 5 0 Mr. T. Foster & Family 050 Miss Mabel Ricketts o 5 0 " Edward Thomas 050 .. T. E. Vaughan o 5 0 1 15 0 " John James 050 " Israel Anderson 050 From Somerton £6 9 0 " J. B. Douglas 050 .. William Thomas 050 SUDBURY. G. Buchannan 050 " J. Stern .. 050 Collections o 19 10 & Mrs. W. A. Bryan 050 Sunday School 2 0 9 " " W. Martin .. o 5 0 Envelopes 3 1 5 Mrs. Ann Minzie & Son 050 .. Hannah Anderson 050 .. M. Wittick - 050 Mr. Theo. Nelson o 5 0 Miss S. J. Stern .. 050 .. Alfred Tharpe 050 Misses J. Brown & J. M. .. Wilford Nairn 050 McKenzie 050 Mrs. RelJecca Nelson o 5 0 " Charlotte Young o 5 0 From Kilsythe £6 19 0 150 LEICESTERFI ELD. Public Collections 1 3 0 From Sudbury £7 7 0 Envelopes under 4/ 1 0 0 Manly Lopez, Esq. 1 0 0 By Rev. M. B. Burgess £ 29 2 0 Deacon Smith 0 5 0 H. Anderl:on 0 5 0 " R. Anderson 0 [) 0 BRANDON HILL. Mr. Joseph Bexter 0 5 0 " Josiah Bennett 0 5 0 By Rev. T. B. Sawyers: " John Wright 0 5 0 Public Collections 1 10 0 Richard Brown 0 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ 120 Joseph Pusey, 0 5 0 Mrs. Rachel Richard o G 0 Daniel MundIe 0 5 0 Mr. L. M. Christian 050 Andrew McLeod 0 5 0 " H. Benjamin 050 Edward McLeod 0 5 0 " Alex. Benjamin o [) 0 John Webb 0 5 0 " William Rose 050 Silvanus Thomas 0 5 0 " N. A. Lawrence o 12 0 Mrs. Ellen Williams o 5 0 O. P. Martin . . 0 5 0 Mr. William Roberts 050 .. & Mrs. John Anderson ~ 5 0 George Williams 050 Mrs. Ann Lewinson & ., J. N. Lewis o ;} 0 Family 0 5 0 Deacon Roberts o 5 0 From Leicesterfield .. £7 3 0 From Brandon Hill £5 14 0 HARMONY VALE. SMITHVILLE. Public Collections 0 9 0 Public Collections 3 6 11 Envelopes 0 15 0 Manley Lopez. Esq. 110 Mr. R. J. Reid o 5 0 From Harmony Vale £1 4- 0 .. W. S. Reid o 5 0 Marcus Edwards o ;} 0 By Rev. T. B. Sawyers £30 7 11 .. E. H. Dawkins o 5 0 " Josiah Davis 050 .. J. H. Adams o 5 0 BROWN'S HALL. .. J. P. Williams o :, 0 By Revds. L. M. Beverley " Elijah Howell o 5 0 & T. J. Gallimore: " Thomas Davis o 5 0 Public Collections & En­ " J. A. Edwards 050 velopes 116 3~ " Amos Russell o 5 0 Rev. T. J. Gallimore .. o 5 0 Thomas .. Russell o 5 0 Mr. Michael Shaw & Family 050 .; Matthew Clarke 050 ,. 'V. 'Vallace .. 050 " Robert Pink 050 Miss Dorothy Anderson o 5 U " Alexr. Howell o 5 0 " Abijah McLean o 5 0 From Brown's Hall £2 16 3* .. David Thomas o 5 0 Miss E. T. Dawkins .. 050 ASHLEYVILLE. .. Rebecca Roberts .. 0- 5 0 Public Collections & En­ MI·S. Adina Smart o 5 0 velopes o 18 0 Mr. W. Oliyer .. 050 From Smithfield £9 7 11 .. S. Harrison & Wife o ,5 Q Mrs. Albertha Oliver 056 KILSYTHE. From Ashleyville £113 0 Public Collections 100 Envelopes under 4/ 190 By Revds. L. M. Beverley Mr. Amos Briscoe o 5 0 & T. J. Gallimore ~4 .9 3* " Charles Ellis 01)0 26 CONTRiBUTIONS.

BROWN'S TOWN. CSRATEFUL. HILL. z. s d £ s d By Revs. G. E. Henderson Public Collections 1 10 4 & A. G. 'Vood: . Sunday School .. 126 Public Collections 7 0 7 Sunday School (for Cuba) 066 Sunday Schools. 2 19 4 Brown's Town 9 4 6 Devon 0 7 4%. Mr. Edward Tawney 0 5 0 Long Hill 0 10 5~ " Caleb Dunbar 0 5 0 Lower Buxton 0 Ii 0 " ·Shafter Dunbar 0 5 0 Upper Bethel 0 9 5 Small Sums o 16 6 Hebron 0 9 6 111 6 From Sunday Schools 11 6 S From Grateful Hill .. £4 10 10 Pastor & Family . . 1 0 0 Mr. Chas. Kelly, Wife & STURGE TOV'N. Daughter . . 0 11 0 " Saml. Barrett & Wife 0 10 0 Public Collections o 11 4 " J. H. Reid & Wife 0 S 0 Sunday School o 10 0 " J. J. Roberts • . 0 8 0 " J. B. Gabbadon & Wife 0 8 0 114 Miss Mary Burnett . . 0 7 0 Mr. William Palmer 100 Mr. Robt. Sutherland"& " Alfd. Ives 050 Family ., 0 6 0 " L. A. Dawes .. 060 .. Henry Thomas &' Wife 0 6 0 .. & Mrs. Simon Palmer 050 .. Patrick Watson & Sister 0 6 0 Miss Princess Dawes 050 Mrs. M. J. Bramwell ;. 0 5 0 Small Sums 116 Mr. George Carter & Wife 0 5 0 .. Nathl. Minto & Wife 0 5 0 326 Miss Ida Hall ' 0 5 0 Mr. Walter Green 0 5 0 From Sturge Town .. £4 3 10 Mrs. M. Thomson 0 5 0 A. M. W. (Hayti) . . 0 5 0 MT. ZION. Miss Constance Veitch' 0 5 0 Mr. J. R. Howard & Daughter 0 5 0 Public Collections o 13 llA! Miss Eliza Fairweather 0 5 0 Small Sums 116 Mr. Peter Watson & Wife 0 5 0 Mrs. Annie Allen o 15 0 Miss Angelina Brown & Sister ., . 0 5 0 From Mt. Zion £1 19 7lA! Mrs. A. Byefteld Thompson 0 5 0 ,- Mr. W. B. Smith & Wife 0 5 0 Special for Cayman Brac 1 0 0 No Name . .. 0 5 0 Mr. Jas. Martin & Wife 0 5 0 By Revs. G. E. Hender­ Miss Ethel Allen . . 0 5 0 son & A. G. Wood £51 16 5lA! Mr.. Joseph Solomon & Wife 0 5 0 Mrs. Floris Dickson 0 4 0 Mr. Thomas Scott . . 0 4 0 BUFF BAY • .. Wilm. Shaw & Wife 0 4 0 Miss Louie Reid (Haiti) 0 4 0 By Rev. W. J. Thompson: Small Sums 5 2 0 Public Collections .. 1 19 0 Offerings in Envelopes 190 14 18 0 380 From Brown's Town £33 4 10 Pastor & Wife .. 080 SALEM. Dr. & Mrs. G. B. Gordon 050 2 12 Mrs. Sarah Clarke .. 050 Public Collections 10 Deacon Sunday School ., 040 Grant & Family 160 Sunday School 050 Miss M. Cunningham 050 for Cuba Mr. U. J. Leigh 050 3 110 2 14 0 Mr. Henry Williams & Wife 0 9 0 " . John Clarke & Family 0 5 -0 From Buff Bay £6 2 0 Mrs. M. J. Davidson & Family" 0 5 0 TRANQUILITY. Mr. Edwd. Whitter & Daugh- . ter ." 0 5 0 Public Collections 019 0 .. Robert Murray .. 0 () 0 Offerings. in Envelopes' Mrs. Ann M. Russell & under 4/ .. 2 0 0 Family" 0 5 0 J. A. S. .. 0 4 0 Reb. McDonald & Mr. Joseph Haughton., 0 4 0 " DaUghter ., 0 5 0 " & Mrs. Chas. Bernard 0 5 0 Small Sums 1 16 6 Ernest Miller 0 5 0 3'15 6 018 0 From Salem £6 17 4 From Tran9-uillty £3 17 Q CONTiiIBUT10NS. 27

BETHESDA (SKIBO). ;£ 15 d £ s d Mrs. Alice Chrietie &: Public Collections 0 12 1 Daughter 0 7 0 Envelopes under 4/ 1 5 0 Mr. Da.niel Christie • . 0 7 0 " R. R. W. Douse, Cuba 0 8 '0 Subscriptions. " Richard Smith & Wife 0 6 0 Mrs. Knight 0 6 0 Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Price 050 Mr. W. M. Hayden 0 5 3 Jno. Miller 050 " V. A. Douse 0 5 0 " ·S. M. Hall 0 5 0 From Bethesda £2 7 1 " Samuel Campbell 0 5 0 Mrs. Ellen Hall .0 5 0 " Petgrave 0 5 0 BETHBARA. Mr. Wm. Ingram & Family 0 5 0 " Adolphus Nash & Wife 0 5 0 Public Collections .. 0 12 4 " R. M. Reid & Wife 0 5 0 Offerings under 4/ . . 0 12 9 " Jon. Black & Wife 0 5 0 Sunday School Collectione & " J. S. Black & Wife 0 5 0 Offerings 0 14 6 .. Robt. Watson & Wife 0 5 0 Missionary Boxes 0 9 0 The Pastor . . 0 5 0 Mr. Francis Wisdom & Wife 0 4 0 287 Mr. J. H. Reid & Wife 0 4 0 " Sol. Campbell & Wife 0 4 0 Mrs. Mary Haughton .. 050 " M. Campbell & Wife 0 4 0 ~; & Mrs. Fredk. Nesbitt 050 " D. Troop & Wife .. ' 0 4 0 Mrs. Sarah Jackson 050 " James Troop .. 0 4 0 Miss M. B. Slater o 5 0 Mrs. Leonora Christie .. 0 4 0 .. Emily Palmer & 100 Daughter . . 0 4 0 Christian Endeavour Society 0 £; 0 From Bethbara £3 8 7 Mr. Robert Nash & Wife 0 4 6 63 Envelo,l>es 3 9 1l,2 SPRING HILL. From Clarksonville .. £21 12 3% Coll~ctton & Offering .. o 14 0 MOUNT MORIAH. By. Rev. W.J. Thompson £16 8 8 P\ililic Collections 1 10 2IAl Sunday School 100 Mr. F. A. Thompson o 10 0 CLARKSONVILLE. .. T. S. Francis 050 " Henry Craig 050 By Rev. W. Head: The Pastor 050 Public. Cellections 4 3 0% . Mr. S. Brown & Wife .. 040 .. W. Walters & Wife o 4 0 Sunday School. Mrs. S. J. Waugh 040 Mrs. KJiight's Class o 18 10lh 28 Envelopes 196 Miss Reb•. :Campbell o 10 3%, Mr. Amos ;McKenzie o 10 1 From Mt. Moriah £5 16 81h Mrs. Borcher o 9 3lh JOHN'S HALL. Mr. Bradley. o 8 6~ Miss Balfour o 710%, Public Collections 1 9 3 Mr. S. M .. Hall 073 If Hinds o 5 11~ Sunday School. If J. Grfl,nt 5~ o 5 Mr. Reid's Class o 4 6IAl Mrs. Campbell " E. Blake 040 Miss Christie g l :~ 4 Classes o 8 71h Mr. Amos Campbell o 4 3~ Seven Classes o 11 3IAl From Sunday School o 17 2 589 Mr. Thomas Chambers 100 , Less for School Funds 130 Mrs. Ann Chambers . 050 Miss Ethel Chambers 050 459 The Pastor 050 Quarterly Meeting o 6 11 Mrs. Marshall 040 " Strawe 040 District Schools. 26 Envelopes 1 3 6* Market Square o 4 4IAl From John's Hall £5 12 11%, Thatch Walk o 4 474 Higgin Town o 4 5%, TWEEDSIDE. o 13 2% Public Collections 1 4 10 From Sunday School 5 5 10% . Sunday School. Mr. Gardner's Class o 4 13 lh Enon Town Sunday School 0 12 0 Other CIUaes o 8 Mr; John Bennett & Family 0 7 6 Collections o 3 7% The Misses Balfour < •• 0 7 0 Mr. James Campbell &. Wife 0 7 0 From Sunday School o 16 0 28 CONTRIBUTIONS. £ s d £ s d Mr. W. D. Fearon " 0 5 0 Mr. Isaiah Morrison 050 " M. Coore & Family 0 5 0 Mrs. Angelina Clarke 050 " Chas. Coore & Wife 0 5 0 Mrs. Geona. Williams 0 5 0 From Union Hill £2 0_ 0 " M. L. Roberts 0 5 0_ The Pastor . . 0 5 0 By Rev. F. ,\-V. Coore £10 10 7% Mr. Thos. Freckleton & Wife 0 4 0 " Edmund Brown & Wife 0 -4 0 C. E. Society 0 2 0 ENON. 30 Envelopes 1 8 3 By Rev. W. D. Vaughan: Public Collections .. 2 !j 0 From Tweedside £5 9 1 WAKEFIELD.­ MOUNT ZION. Public Collections 1 13 6 Public Collections o 17 3 Sunday School o 9 4%, MILK RIVER. Mr. Richard Parry o 5 o Public Collections 111 6 " Jas. McKenzie o 5 o " Thos. McKay .- . o 5 o By Rev. W. D. Vaughan £5 10 0 " Ez. Cooper & Family o 5 o " ·Ed. Anderson & Wife - 0 5 o " J os. Williamson & Son o 5 '0 FALMOUTH. " Jno. Hibbert o 4 54 Envelopes 211 ~% I- By Rev. George Stone: ____ Public Collections .. 2 10 0 £5 12 41;4 Rev. John Kingdon .. 1 0 0 From Mt. Zion Rev. John Kingdon for Cay- By Rev. Wm. Head £44 3 5 man Brae .. 1 0 0 ____ In Memoriam .. 1 0 0 Mr. & Mrs. H. V. Young 1 1 0 Dr. & _Mrs S. 'J.'. Vine .. 1 0 0 CLONMEL. Messrs. M. & J. Scott o 10 6 By Rev. F. W. Coore: " J. E. Kerr & Co. o 16 6 1 0 " Delgado & Son o 10 6 Sir John Pringle, K.C.M.G. o G. W. Davidson,Esq... o 10 6 Mr. W. J. Livingston & 7 1 Miss Catherine Nugent 0 5 0 F'amily .. 0 The Pastor .. 0 5 Mrs. Henrietta Gallimore 0 6 o 0 0 5 o " Ca~line Higgins .. 10 3 0 " An Gooden & Family 0 5 4% " Ann Coore & Family 0 5 3 Collected by Miss R. B. Earl: Mr. Thos. Wiltshire & Wife 0 5 o Self _ .. 0;) 0 Cleveland Anderson 0 5 o Mr. R. S. M. Cooke for Gran­ Mrs. J. S. Cox & Family 0 5 o ville Sunday School 050 Miss Edith Francis & Mrs. " E. C. Flash .. 050 Suther 0 5 o Small Sums o 3 0 Mr. J. I. Watson 0 5 o o 18 0 From Clonmel £3 13 Collected by Mrs. Eliza Young: MEEK SPRIN~. Self 0 5 0 Mr. W. Fitz-Ritson 0 5 0 :Mr. Thomas Pollock 050 " H. V. Young 0 5 0 " Joseph Malvo .. 050 Four Friends 0 5 0 " Stephen McGregor 050 " Moses McFarquhar 050 100 Alfred Johnson & Wife 050 Collected by Mr. D. S. Gayle: " " Alexander McCoy 050 o 10 6 Self . . 0 5 0 Wilfred Barnett I Corporal & Mrs. Francis {I 5 O' " Angus Gardner o 10 8 050 I G. R. Keeling, Esq. . . 0 4 0 Joseph Buchanan I Small Sums 1 0 0 " Henry Stewart H 5 0 Mrs. Sarah Courtney 050 1 14 0 " Rebecca Pollot:k 050 Mr. Joseph Wal~h o 5 0 Collected by Miss .Jones: " Joseph Nugent 050 Self o ',5 6 Mission House Box o 15 9 Rev. J. A. Jones () 5 0 Small Sums 020 From Meek Sprhur £4 16 11 o 12 Ii Collected by Miss E. Reubens: UNION HILL. Self .. 0 5 0 Deacon James Hunter.. 0 5 0 Dr. D. J. Phillips 0 10 6 Mr. -Thomas Bonner & Wife 0 5 .0 Mr. S. A. Stewart 0 ·5 0 " Matthias Barnett & Wife 0 5 0 Rev. J. A. Jones 0 5 0 " Z. C. Bonner & Wife 0 5 0 Mr. B. IJ. Bernard .0 5 0 ... Benjamin Bonner & Wife 0 5 0 " T. C. Haughton 0 5 0 "JamesSmith ..0 5 0 I " C. G. B. Gray 0 5 ,0 CONTRIBUTIONS. 29 £ s d £ s d Mrs. L. L. Atherton o 10 0 Collected by Mrs. C . .r()~n- Mr. W. Fitz-Ritson o 5 0 son o 1 41h .. E. C. Flash .. 050 Mrs. Ann Jackson o 4 0 Messrs. J. J. Simpson l!z Mr. A. Whittaker O· 5 0 T. P. Sawerl5 o G 0 Cards under 4/ 139 Small Sums o 14 6 Sunday School 143 400 From Wakefield £6 2 9 Collected by Mrs. S. A. Stewart: By Rev. George ['tone £46 17 6 Mr. & Mrs. S. A. Stewart 1 1 0 The Four Little S. S. _0 10 6 EBENEZER. FOUR PATHS•. Mrs. Welsh 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 5 6 By Rev. J. A. S. Linton: Public Collections & Offer- 220 ings under 4/ each 2 14 714. Ah Hue & Shue Man Choy 0 8 0 Collected by Mrs. Jane Kerr: D. T. Girvan,· Esq., M.B.P. 0 8 0 . Self 0 5 0 Mr. Francis Webley & Wife 0 6 0 Small Sums 0 2 0 T. B. Thompson, Esq., J.P., M.B.P. 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Justina Lindo: Dr. B. J. A. Robinson 0 5 0 Self 0 5 0 Pastor and Wife . . 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 2 0 Mr. Llewellyn Bailey .. 0 5 0 E. B. Ellis & Wife 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Elizabeth Hines: G. H. M. Reid . . 0 5 0 Seli 0 5 0 " Alexander Bryan .. 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 3 G Henry Brown & Wi~e 0 5 0 Reuben Burke & WIfe 0 5 0 Mr. N. L. Shaw o 5 0 " Duncan Beverley 0 5 0 In Memoriam .. o 5 0 " E. J. Whiteman 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. H. Anderson 070 Mrs. C. L. Hall . . 0 5 0 Mrs. Margaret Williams o 5 0 " Geo. McGill . . 0 5 0 Cards under 4/ 2 13 3% " Elizabeth McTaggart 0 5 0 Misses Belle & Florrie 0 5 0 3 15 31;2 Miss J ohana Henry . . 0 5 0 " Merab. W. Morgan 0 5 0 Sunday School. " Sarah A. Morgan 0 5, 0 Collection in Boxes 1 9 41h " Amelia Lea .. 0 5 0 Envelopes . . 0 7 9 Ena, Ermyn Upton & Hubert 0 5 0 Martha Brae Branch Sunday Offerings & Collections from School .. 1 3 0 Sunday School .. 1 10 10 Granville Sunday School 1 0 1 From Ebenezer £10 7 814. From Sunday School 4 0 21h JUBILEE. Public Collections .. 1 1 2% From Falmouth £29 7 6 The "Sisters' Class" Meet- ings .. 0 8 4 UNITY. Mr. Anthony Josephs & Wife 0 6 0 Pastor and Wife . . 0 5 0 Public Collections 1 14 6 Mr. Francis Lewis & Wife 0 5 0 Rev. John Kingdon o 10 0 Marcus Watson & Wife 0 5 -0 In Memoriam o 10 0 D. W. B. Fletcher 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Notice .. 090 Alex. Grace & Wife 0 5 0 Miss Margaret Gallimore o 8 0 " J. S. Watson & Family 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Scarlett .. 060 W. H. Haynes 0 5 0 " David Green o 5 0 D. E. Gowdie 0 5 0 " & Mrs. Beasley 050 Milton Francis . . 0 5 0 " George Dehaney .. 050 William Smith & Wife 0 5 ·0 & Mrs. Robert Brown o 5 0 " Geo. Pencil & Wife 0 5 0 .. Benjamin Mc- Andrew Anderson & Donald· 050 Wife .. 050 The Pastor .. 050 James Horatio Gordon Cards und~r 4/ •• 4 19 9 & Wife .. o 5 o Sunday School Collection 100 Alexander Gordon .. o 5 o " Nathaniel Lewis .. o 5 o From Unity £11 7 3 " Joseph Walters & Wife o 5 o Mrs. Janet Allen .. o 5 o WAKEFIELD. Miss Icelind Gregory .. _ 0 5 o Offerings under 4/ each 3 17 4%. Public Collections .. 1 1 7% Offerings from Sunday Proceeds of Service of Song o 10 3 School 18 5 Mr. I. N. DutY & Family 076 o .. Isaac Gayle .. 050 From Jubilee Messrs. Simeon Jackson & £11 1 4%. Cyril Spencer 050 HAYES. Mr. W. Jackson o 5 0 The Pastor· .. 050 Public Collections 146 MrS. Catherine Johnson Q 5 0 Pastor and Wife o 5 Q 30 coN"TRmUTIONS. £ s d .£ s d Mr.aoshuaRtcbards & Wife 0 5 0 Mrs. M. M. Duckett (for -t. Robert Green Reid & Africa) ~ 10 0 Wife •. 0 5 0 " M. M. Duckett (for Offerings under 4/ each 1 1 4: Haiti) 04:(1 Mr. R. C. Lewin 089 From Hayes £3 (11(1 " Alexr. McLean 050 .. .T. Griffiths (15(1 EL,M. .. R. A. Grabam (150 .. ~. N. Anderson (I 6 ·0 Public Collections . . 1 H) 3 Miss Mary Grant 060 Mr. Edward Bryant & Wife 0 6 0 Mrs. Watt () 5 0 Pastor and Wife 0 5 0 Small Sums 3 10 6 Mr. Peter McGill & Wife 0 5 0 " T. E. Lawrence & Wife 0 5 0 From Jericho £8 1 1% " P. E. Carey . • .0 5 0 Offerings under 4/ each 2 9 9 Offerings from Sunday EWARTON. School 1 16 9* Public Collections 2 12 6% From El1m £7 2 Mr. J. S. Ffrench 050 g* .. E. Ffrench 050 MOUNT LEBANON. Mrs. M. Simpson o 5 (J Small Sums o 17 9 Public Collections & Offer­ ings under 4/ each 117 4* From Ewarton £4 6 3% Pastor and Wife .. 050 Mr. George Dennis & Wife 050 REDWOOD. From Mt. Lebanon .. £2 7 4:%. Public Collections, Boxes & Envelopes •. 4 10 8% By Rev. J. A. S. Linton .e34 0 (I llrs. A. L. Bailey .. 068 .. Elizabeth Grant .. o 5 9%, .. Robert Brown .. o 5 G FULLERSFIELD. ;, Isamenda Edwards o 5 5~ " Pastora Lewis By Rev. R. E. :Bennett: " Ada McIntosh .. ~ ~ ~~ Public Collections .. 2 11 6 .. Isabella Richards (16(1 Mrs. Mary Bennett 050 Miss Catherine Graham 05(1 Misses Bennett 050 Mrs. Ruth McIntosh 65(1 Mr. William Reid 050 By Rev. R. E. Bennett £3 i 0 From Redwood £7 4: 714

HEWETT'S VIEW. By Rev. E. Price ~19 11 (I~ By Rev. W. 'J. Mornan (Acting): Collections & Small Sums ·2 7 9 Father Shakespeare 0 12 0 KINGSTON, EAST QUEEN STREET. Mr. .James Adams 0 5 0 " William Allen (I 5 0 By Rev. W. Pratt, M.A.: " Thos. Dennis (I 5 0 Public Collections .• 3 5 9%, " James Samuels 0 5 0 Mr. & Mre. A. V. Kingdon 500 .. Edward Cowell 0 5 (I " .. D. Balfour .• 306 •• Joseph Griffiths 0 5 0 Rev. W. Pratt 1 (I 0 Rev. J. Maxwell 0 5 0 Mr. J. L. King •• o 10 6 K. W. M. 0 5 0 " A. E. Greaves .• (I 10 0 .. D. A. Duncanson & 4: 19 9 Family 0 10 0 In Memoriam . • (I 8 0 Sunday School. Miss Isabella Blagrove 0 8 0 .. M. F. Jones •• (I 7 (I Collections & Small Sums 1 1 6 " M. Carrington (I 6 0 Mrs. A. McKenzie 0 6 0 Senior Bible Class. " R. Heron . • (I 6 0 Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Ellis 0 G 0 Teacher 1 2 0 .. Michael N. Simons 0 6 0 Small Sums 0 S 7 .. E. James Wilson 0 6 (I " G. T. Aiken 0 5 0 From Sunday School 2 13 1 " A. Blackwood 0 5 0 " S. Jarrett . 0 5 '0 Special Otrering for Cuba 1 0 0 .. Alan McGregor . • 0 5 0 " Thomas McKenzie 0 5 0 By Rev. W. J. Mornan £8 12 10 It K. N. Phillips 0 6 0 " E. N. Smart . • 0 5 0 " E. A. Tomlfnson . . 0 5 0 JERICHO. Corpl. J. Thomson, R.A.JLC. 0 5 0 Mrs. J. A. Stephenson:. 0 5 0 By Rev. E. Price, B.A•• B.D.• " Eva Powell 0 5 0 (Acting Pastor): "' " M. E. Wh1te . . 0 6 0 Public Collection. 1 18 714 14r. & ¥rs. J. Alexftrnder 0 6 4) CONTRIBUTIONS. 21

£ 8 d £ s d Mr. & Mrs. A. T. Hall .. o {) 0 MilliS Reid' .. Class: Miss Eletia Haughton .. o {) 0 Th~ Teacher 043 .. Frances Reid .. 050 Miss H. Heron 083 .. Leah Skyers o 5 0 Small ~ums o 8 ~% " :M. A. Harris 040 Mr. & Mrs. A. Simon .Q 5 0 1 1 2%, Sums under 4/ .. 540 Prayer Meeting Boxes 1 2 8%, Mrs. Mendes' & Mrs. Stephen- son's Class: 27 16 0 Mrs. Mendes 0 7 0 D. Balfour, Esq., Cayman " A. Smith 0 10 6 Brac Relief Fund 200 Small Sums 0 6 03~ Mr. Thompson Cayman Brac Relief Fund o 1 0 1 3 6% Mrs. A. McKenzie 010 Mr. S. M. Kitchin's Class 0 4 6% 29 18 0 Classes giving under 4/ each .. 1 10 0 Sunday School. Coll~ctions at Quarterly Mis- , sionary Meetings 2 7 7'.4 Mr. McGregor's Class .. Collection at Annual Mis- Miss Green's & Miss Uter's sionary Meeting.. 2 9 4 ,Class Mr. J. N. Kitehin, Secretary 1 15 0 Mornan's Class The Superintendent .. 5 0 0 Mrs. Duff's Class: Proceeds of Cantata "Christ 160 and the Children Of Miss A. K. Kingdon China" 4 6 6 Small Sums o 7 2% SaTings Bank Interest' 0 10 5 113 2%, From the Sunday School 30 14 0 4 10 From the C. E. BocietY, Miss Miss ~an's Class .. o Reid . 0 6 0 " Forrester's Class .. o 7 4%,

Miss Laidley's Class: Less amount for .upport of U Q. 0 Th~ Teacher 045 Small Sums 072 Boy in Africa . . 0 0 o 11 7 From ~undat School and C. E. Society 26 0 0 Miss Parkinson's Class o 4 1114 Mr. Watson's Class o 5 8%. From East Queen Street £55 18 0 Mr. giggins' Class: MT. BETHEL,ST.ANDREW. The Teacher o 10 4lh & Master C. Ellis o 6 9%. Mr. Mrs. Alexander Taylor 0 5 0 Master G. Gilbert o 9 8% " Joseph Henderson 0 5 0 Sma.ll Sums o 4 10%. .. Robert Mclntolilh 0 5 0 SmliLli Sums 1 5 3 111 9%. From Mt. Bethel £2 0 ~ Mr. B. Kitchen's Class: The 'l'eacher 0 6 1% MT. CHARLES, ST. ANDREW. Master A. E. Kingdon' 1 6 0 Mr. & Mrs. P. Terrilonge 0 10 9 Small Sums 0 7 4 Miss Harriet Bennett .. 0 5 3 Mr. Josiah Gilbert . . 0 5 0 1 18 5% " William Gordon . . 0 5 0 " Stephen Thompson 0 5 0 Mr. Biake's Class: " Joseph Hunter 0 5 0 The Teacher 0 5 3 " Joseph Matthie .. 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 6 8%. Mrs. Isabella McCauley 0 5 0 Mr. George Gordon .. 0 4 0 o 11 11%. " Sigismind Clarke.. 0 4 0 " Joseph Harris 0 4 0 Mr. J. H. Simpson's Class: Mrs. Jane Williams .. 0 4 0 The Teacher 0 5 6 " Frances Simons .. 0 4 0 Small Sums 0 4 0 " "Clemen tina Hunter 0 4 i Sums under 4/ 4 6 9 096 Public Collections 1 14 2%. Mis8 Finlayson's Class: The Teacher 0 6 6 From Mount Charles £9 9 2% Small Sums 0 {) O%, By Rev. W. Pratt £67 7 5%. 011 6%. Miss Pratt's Class: KINGSTON, HANOVER STREET. The Teacher o 10 0 Small Sum~ 0 8 8 By Rev. R. A. L. Knight, B.A., B.Th.: o 18 8 Public Collections \} --_I ... ~.-- 2 0 32 CONTRIBUTIONS •

.£ B d £ s d Sunday School o 10 0 Pastor and Wife 0 5 0 Special for Cuba o 12 0 Small Sums 2 13 6 Mr, Hector Josephs 100 Miss Chaplin .. o 10 0 '9 10 Ilh Mr. G. A. S. Pengelly .. 060 .. A. A. S. Johnson .. o 5 0 Collected by Mr. .Josiah L. " G. Wynter o 5 0 Campbell; .. C. Rugless o 5 0 Himself o 10 0 George Henry 050 Mr. T. T. Miller 0 5 O. Nathaniel Reid 0 5 0 .. .J. Clarke o 5 0 " " C. Bryan 050 Eustace Pryce 0 5 0 .. E. Elliot 050 " .Joseph Pryce 0 5 0 & Mrs. R. A. Johnson o 5 0 " D. S. Webb 0 5 0 .. " .J. Service 050 " Chas. Humphrey 0 5 0 Mrs. Thomson 050 " Alexr. Humphrey 0 5 0 Miss Col thirst 050 Small Sums o 12 G .. Rose Williams 050 Pastor 050 217 6 From Hanoyer Street £8 12 0 Sunday School. Mrs. T. Yair's Class .. o 12 4% CHRIST CHURCH. " M..J. Dixon's Class o 10 81,4 0 41,4 Public Collections 429 " Emily .Jeremiah's Class 7 Special or Cuba 1 0 {j " Elizabeth Dias' Class 0 2 4 Rev. E. Price .. 200 Mr. Michael E. Tucker's o 5 0 Class .. 0 3 3 .. R. A. L. Kn;ght .. " William Patterson's Mr.-Findlatel' ~ ., o 5 0 o 5 0 Class .. 0 2 3 " Comber o 5 0 .. Iver Campbell's Class 0 1 10~2 Mrs. Ledgester Collections at Quarterly Missionary Services o 10 Slh From Christ Church £ 8 2 9 Collections at Children's By Rev. 'R. A. L. Knight £16 14 9 Missionary Service o 12 ~14 From Sunday Sch<2.o1 3 3 0 LINSTEAD. From Lucea £15 10 7% By Rev. W. C. Bennett: MT. MORIAH. Public Collections o 13 11 Sunday School 1 10 0 Public Collections .. 1 0 5~ Mrs. L. 13. Dillon 050 Mr. & Mrs. S. Bulgin ' .. 0 6 0 " E. E. Bennett 050 Thos. Samuels 0 5 0 Mr. R. M. Dillon o 5 0 Wm. Pryce 0 5 0 .. W. Blackburn 050 .. " Arch. Fisher 0 6 0 ~Iiss Ina James & Mother 0 fi 0 From Linstead £3 311 " Miriam A. Campbell 0 5 0 " Amelia Campbell 0 5 0 BETHEL. Misses A. & C. Whyte 0 5 0 Mr: S. Peterkin & Sisters 0 5 0 Publlc Collections 146 Small Sums 1 18. 6 Envelopes 1 15 10% Mr. George Johnston ., o G 0 From Mount Moriah £5 5 111,4 .. ,H. McCo.ok & Wife 070 " A . .J. Wllson ., 050 GREEN ISLAND. Messrs. Brown & Williams 050 Mrs. Rebecca, Smart 050 Public Collections 108 Mr. A. .J. McKenzie o tj 0 From Bethel £4 8 4% & Mrs. S. Martin o 5 0 R. Smith .. 050 By Rev. W. C. Bennett £7 12 3% Thos. Gordon 050 Adrian Hynds 050 .J. Tomlinson 060 LUCEA. 050 Mrs. Cathe~y~~ahsa~~:i:rt 050 By Rev. .John Yair: Miss Muriel Johnson' .. o 5' 0 Public, Collections 2 11 7% Small Sums 2 5 10 Mr. David S. Webb .. 050 Sunday SchOOl Boxes 066 .. Gustavius Douglas 050 " William Patterson 050 From Green Island £6 0 0 " Simeon McFarlane & Mother .. 060 CLAREMONT. " Elemuel Campbell, Coconut Trees .. 060 Public Collections .. o 14 10 ~Irs. Martha J. Dixon 1 18 0 Mr. & Mrs. Calter .James 050 ].tUss C. E. Mowatt .. 050 .. " .Josiah Barnes 050 Messrs. A. H. Browne & Mrs. Ellen Martin .. o 5 0 ~ Bros. 010 0 " Franc~f3 E. Bernard 050 Day M\ss\or~ U\\IaI'l CONTRIBUTIONS. 33

£ s d £ s d :Mlss Martha Salmon & Mr. Laban Hall 01)0 Father o 5 0 Pastor and l<'amily o 10 6 " Maud Lyseight Ii' Mother 050 !I 5 Jl..13 :Small Sums 169 From Maldon £23 4 11,,2 From Claremont £3 11 7 BASS GROVE. By Rev.· John Yair £30 8 1% Envelopes & Collections 1 12 3 , Sunday School 1 8 Ilh MALDON. ------From Bass Grove £3 0 472 By Rev. R. G. Chambers: -Collections & Envelopes 6 10 n!l HORSE GUARDS. Mr. Sam Morris & Wife o 5 o Envelopes & Collections 2 5 n~ .. 'Cornelius Stennett o 5 o Sunday School 1 9 30%. "l\'Irs .•Tulia McKay o 5 u " :Marian Grant o 5 o From Horse Guards .. " Emma Winn o 6 o £3 15 6 7 16 7% By Rev. R. G. Chambers £30 0 0

Sunday School. MONKLANDS. 1\1.rs. Julia McKay's Class o 11 10%, By Rev. E. Mowl: Mr. D. J. McNab's Class o 9 8%, 1 17 0 Isaac Morris' Class o 6 7 Public Collections Abishai Fairclough's Sunday School o 1 6 Class .. 1\11'. H. Logan o G 0 064 " Jas. A. Telfer 050 " P. N. Dunstan's Class o 5 10 .. Josiah Donald 050 " George Maxwell's Class 052 Teacher Griffiths 050 " Cornelius Stennett's Miss Rowe 050 Class .. 040 Mrs. Lewis Grant 050 " Denis Tharpe's Class o 3 81;4. " Jane :Morgan 050 Miss M. McKay's Class o 2 5% " Rebecca Linton's Class o 2 2~ Mr. William Haughton's From Monklands £3 12 6 Class .. ~~j, RICHMOND. " Charles Hall's Class g { .. Thomas Andrew's Class o 1 2~ IPublic Collections 1 8 3~ Supt. W. L. Wright.. o 10 (I E. M. 0 5 0 ~ssociation Meetings " ~ ~ ~ ~ =)~ E. M. B. M. 0 5 0 Missionary Envelopes ) iE. L. M. 0 5 0 ----- ! E. K. M. 0 5 o· From the Sunday School £ 6 2 4 ·,13 I Three other Ms. 0 5 0 Mr. Charles Blake 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. R. G. ChamberR: "Alex. Blake .. 0 5 0 Mr. D. I. McNab . . 1 0 0 "E. Wilson .. 0 5 0 " I. W. Leslie & Wife 0 7 0 ., J. H. Prendergast .. 0 5 0 .. Edmund Fennell .. 0 6 0 Teacher Nelson 0 5 0 Mrs. Sarah Taylor . . 0 6 0 Sister Mary Smith 0 5 0 Miss Ancella O'Connor 0 ~ 6, Mrs. Jane Brown 0 5 0 Mr. Thomas Tharpe .. 0:> 11/2 Miss Susan James 0 5 0 Miss Arabella Gooden.. 0 5 0 Mr. James Walker 0 5 0 .. Susan Thanks 0 5 0 ,Edward Douglas 0 5 0 Mr. Israel Stennett 0 5 0 ' " Israel Roach 0 5 0 From Richmond £5 3 2~ " George Maxwell .. 0 5 0 .. Theophilus Carroll 0 5 0 EBENEZER. Edube Stennett . . 0 5 0 .. Josiah Linton & Wife 0 5 0 Public Collections 1 3 3%, .. Ezeltiel Foster . . 0 5 0 Deacon Reid 0 5 0 .. Ch~rles Thompson 0 fi 0 I Leader H. Beckett 0 5 0 .. William Thanks & Wife 0 5 0 I Leader C. A. Graham 0 5 0 Miss Ethel Thompson 0 5 0 0 5 0 Mr. •T. W. Chisholm & Wife 0 5 0 I ~,:;h~~r~:1~~lack 0 5 0 .. William Haughton 0 fi 0 Mr. Fred. Graham 0 5 0 ,. p'zekiel Reid & Wife 0.5 0 .. Saml. Telfer 0 5 0 .. Joseph Erskine & Wife . 0 5 0 " James ReId 0 5 0 Thponhilus James &' .. Robt. Graham 0 5 0 Wife ..·0 5 0 .. Caleb Graham 0 5 0 William Nisbeth & Wife 9 5 0 0 5 0 ~amuel Davls . . 0 5 0 •• ~~~~~?s

MINTO. Sunday School. £ s d £ s d Public Collections . . 0 9 O. Miss Hairs' Class: Sunday School . . 0 3 0 Teacher 1 10 0 Miss Wright's Collection Box 0 3 0 T. Stephenson o 10 10¥.:- Teacher Carter . • 0 5 0 W. Mailer 083 Deacon Smith 0 5 0 . Small Sums o 15 10 Miss Taylor .. 0 5 0 Mr. George Marshall & Miss 3 4: 11% Rose Wright . . 0 5 0 Mrs. Battiste & Miss 'Caro- Mr. Robinson's Class: line Milwood 0 5 0 Teacher o 7 4th Small Sums o 7 7* From Minto £2 0 0 o 14 11%.. GORDON CASTLE. Mr. Birch's Class: Public Collections 1 0 0% Teacher 060 Deacon Sheppherd 0 10 0 Small Sums o 7 3~ Mr. R. A. Sheppherd 0 10 0 .. C. A. Fisher 0 5 0 o 13 3%.. .. Edward Green 0 5 0 Mrs. C. Campbell 0 5 0 Mr. Chambers' Class: " Diana Reid . . 0 5 0 Teacher 040 Master Gaun1let Fisher 0 5 0 Small Sums o 4 O%, Messrs Israel ~lsher & Jeremiah Benjamin 0 5 0 o 8 0* From Gordon Castle £3 10 0% Mr. D. McIntosh's Class: Teacher 0 5 6 By Rev. E. Mow} £18 15 2 Small Sums 0 5 10%, o 11 4¥4r MONTEGO BAY, SECOND CHURCH. Mr. Stephenson's Class: By Rev. D. M. Roberts: Small Sums o 11 414, Public Collections 2 16 O%, Mr. Coombs' Class: Missionary Envelopes. Small Sums o 10 9 Mr. & Mrs. Cunningham 0 6 0 'f ff Duncan 0 5 0 Mr. Lloyd's Class: Mrs. Calvert 0 4 0 Teacher 063 Mr. Robt. Stennett 0 4 0 Small Sums 020 Miss Audrey Hairs . . 0 4: 0 Mr. & Mrs. L. Gordon 0 4: 0 083 Envelopes under 4/ 3 16 2 Mrs. Calvert's Class: Teacher 130 532 Small Sums o 2 91h· Collected by Miss Henderson: 1 5 9lh· Revd. D.' M. Roberts 0 10 6 Mr. Ivor McK. Levy 1 0 0 Miss Smith's Class: In Memoriam 3 3 f.)o Teacher 056 A Friend 2 2 Small Sums o 11 00/. Matthew 6 & 3 12 18 0 . Mi$s A. C. Hairs \ 0 15 0 o 16 6%,. Mr. E. Stock. . • 0 10 0 .. Ja.::I. Farquharson.. 0 10 6 Miss Grey's Class: f' E. S. W. Smith 0 10 0 Teacher 069 " M. Cannicle 0 9 0 Ouida Graham 046 In Memoriam 0 6 0 062 Mr. L. Hairs' 0 5 0 Small Sums ff P. G. Smith 0 5 0 o 17 5 .. Duncan 0 5 0 ff .T. Neilson 0 5 0 Miss Lansdowne's Class: Mrs. Bernard 0 4 0 Teacher' o 6 9, Small Sums 0 2 3 Small Sums o 9 3¥.t.. 24 0 3 o 16 Olh: Missionary Boxes. Miss Henderson's Class: . Mrs. Calvert Teacher 310 o 10 9 o 12 9 ff Anderson o 10 0 M. Anderson Miss Smart 090 Small Sums 1 7 43h- Mrs. Scott 070 Miss Wilson 060 5 1 Ilk Mr. Stennett o 5 I%, Mrs. Muir's Class: Teacher o 9 43h- 2 7 10%,. Small Sums o 2 4JAt 34 7 4 () 11 9 CONTRIBUTION~ 35

£ s d £ s d Miss Wilson's Class: Deacon Henry Mowatt .. () 5 0 Small Sums o 9 4 Bro.. Jas. Ward & Wife 050 Collections & Envelopes o 17 6 Junior Class: Small Sums 2 9 71h From Prospect £3 4 0 Superintendent () 12 3 ARCADIA. 3 1 10lh o 5 () Adult Class o 4 0 ~e:co~or~~a~sf3mith 050 Branch School () 1 10 Deacon Haynes & Wife 050 10 Leader Melmoth Grey (S.S.) o 5 0 O 5 Collection & Envelopes 1 2 72k Collections at Missionary Meetings .. 181 From Arcadia Collections at Juvenile DALVEY. 11 Meetings o 11 6lh Traders 3 6 0 Deacon Price & Wife .. 050 Interest o 10 0 Leader D. Small & Wife 050 Leaderess Gregory o 5 0 From Sunday School 26 4 4 Collection & Envelopes 159 From Montego Bay, From Dalvey £2 0 9 Second Church .. £58 11 8 By Rev. W. R. Phillips £14 5 -1) SANDY BAY. Public Collections 1 1 8 MT. ANGUS. Envelopes under 4/ 111 7 By Rev'. C. S. Brown: Mr. & Mrs. Sibley (, 5 0 Public Collections 2 15 3 Mrs. Ricketts 0&0 Envelopes under 4/ 463 Sunday School 060 From Sandy Bay £3 3 3 Hunts Town Class 040 SALT SPRING. 7 11 6 Public Collections 030 J. Sinclair, Esq. o 10 6 }iJnvelopes o 18 0 H. J. Crooks, Esq. 060 H. Lindo, Esq. o 4 0 From Salt Spring £1 1 0 Mrs. L. E. Brown .. 050 Mr. S. Sinclair & Family o 5 () By Rev. D. M. Roberts £64 15 11 " W. Green & Family 050 Geo. Simms & Family o 5 0 " C. G. Evans 050 MORANT BAY. " C. T. Burton 050 " J. Wray 050 By Rev. W. R. Phillips: " G. L. James o 5 0 Messrs Hope & Co. . . 0 10 o " J. Jackson 050 Deacon Howard & Wife 0 7 o Miss M. J. Morgan 050 Bro. Jno. Miller & Family 0 6 6 " G. A. Gale 050 Sergt.-Major Anderson 0 6 o " M. I. Johnson o 5 0 David Marshf!.1lick. Esq. 0 5 o R. Erhenstein, Esq. 0 5 o From Mt. Angus £11 12 0 P. L. Carder, Esq. 0 5 o Louis Joseph, Esq. 0 5 o WALLINGFORD. Mr. Solicitor r:.eid 0 5 o Dr. Frank Norton . . 0 5 o Public Collections 080 Deacon Corniffe & Wife 0 5 o Envelopes under 4/ 082 Deacon Martin & Wife 0 5 o Mrs. Adina Gray 050 Leader Thos. Pusey & Wife 0 5 o From Wallingford £1 1 2 .Brother John _~a~IY & 'Y}!e ~ ~ o " Wm. Kc-.~ 0 •• &; W .• v _ o BARRONVILLE. " Joseph Siudair & Wife 0 5 o Sister Mgt. Robinson .. 0 5 o Public Collections .. 066 Betsey Miller 0 5 o Envelopes under 4/ .. o 13 3 Sarah Robinson 0 5 o IMr. C. S. Boyd .. 040 " Heneretta Bonner 0 5 o Collections & Envelopes 1 8 .llh From Barronville £1 3 9 From Morant Bay By Rev.C. S. Brown £13 1611 PROSPECT. MOUNT CAREY. Henry Holgate, Esq. o 10 0 Miss Alice Boyd o 10 0 ·By Rev. H. L. Webster (Acting): The Sisters Union 066 Sunday School. Mr. A. M. Watson .. 050 Miss H. B. Hewett's Class: Deacon Thompson & Wife 050 Self 0 5 a 36 CONTRIBUTIONS.

£ s d I £ s d Mrs. Stennett o 6 4* ,I Mr. Isaac Bryan & Family 0 5 fi Small Sums o 12 6* I " David Coombs 0 ;; 0 ---- I " Thomas Levers . . 0;) 0 1 4 2 Corporal C. N. Paisley.. 0 5 0 Miss Eliza vaynor . . O!i 0 Mr. G. Cunningham's Class: Mrs. Antoinette White (Ja­ Self 0 5 0 maicans in Cuba) o 4 0 Small Sums 0 4 0 From Gcho Rios £7 19 3% 090 THREE HILLS. Miss M. I. Bolton's Class: Self o 5 0 I Sunday School Missionary Gertie o 5 3 \ Collections (Jamaicans Small Sums o 5 6lf.l I in Cuba) 0 7 2 o 15 9 From Three Hills £0 7 2 Mr. H. E. Stennett's Class o 9 5.*' MONEAGUE. Miss C. Palmer's Class o 7 4% Mrs. Lydia Armstrong's Public Collections 060 Class o 8 0% Missionary Meeting o 8 O%, Miss H. SawYer's Class o 6 774, Envelopes under 4/ o 18 8% Mrs. L .. Bernard's Class: 1 12 9 Self 050 Small Sums o 1 374, Doctor Thomas o 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Palmer 050 o 6 374, Miss Catherine Palmer 050 Mrs. Mary Leigh o 5 0 Mr. Alexander Lewis' Class: Miss Julia Brown 050 Self 0 7 5 Small Sums 0 7 8* From Mop.eague £2 17 9 o 15 1* ORANGE PARK. Miss Mary L. McKenzie's Small Sums (Jamaicans in Class .. o 12 3lf.l Cuba) 0 2 0% .. W. Davis' Class .. 056 Mr. Samuel Lewis '0 5 0 Mr. Lewis Armstrong's Class o 4 1 1 ', From Orange Park £ 0 7 0 Gertie's Class o 3 7;~ Winnie's Class o 1 4'%, Collected by Misses Barron, Extras o 2 6'}'4 Bpecial for Cayman lJrac 1 0 6 From Mt. Carey Sunday School £ 6 11 3 By Rev. C. Barron .. £12 11 9

Branch Schools. ORACABESSA. Bickersteth 280 Rochampton 1 17 1~ By Rev. W. D. Henderson: Belvidere 1 0 6%. Public Collections 1 10 0 ____. ___ Sunday School 0 9 10% By Rev. H. L. Webster £~_1_1~~_ -i19'1o;; Mr. James Duncan .. o 5 0 OCHO RIOS. , .. Solomon Henry & Wife o 5 0 1 .. J. H. Wynter o 5 0 By Rev. C. Barron: " Alexr. Danas o 5 0 Public Collections . . 1 8 7* Miss Hannah Reid o 5 0 Sunday School Missionary .. Margaret Reid o 5 0 . Meeting (Jamaicans in .. Virgmia Reid .. , 0 5 0 Cuba) 0 2 4% Mr. Samuel Sutherland o 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ 2 0 3'Y4 Btephen Sutherland & -_ .. _-- Wife .. 0 5 0 3 11 3* Mrs. U. R. Sutherland.. 05 0 " Rhoda Norton . . 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Barron: Mr. S. P. Reid & Wife.. 0 10 0 Mission }4'amlly (Jamaicans " Alfred Anderson & Wife 0 5 0 in Cuba) . ., 0 -5 8 " 'Voodham Reid & Wife 0 5 0 . Adam "R-oxburgh, ·Esq... 1 () () .. , . Moses D. Reid 0 5 0 H. W. Weyrauch, Ksq. 0 10 0 Mrs. Francis Reid 0 4 () Miss Melvina McDonald i 6 0 Mr. Michael Sewell 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. "Gaynor 0 6 0 .. H. E. Reddick 0 I) 0 C. E.S. (Jamaicans in Cuba)" 6 0 .. Charles Capleton 0 5 0 Mr'.~yj.d P. Levers • • 0 . 5 6 ,. Geo. Cole & Wife Q 4 0 CONTRIBUTIONS. 37

£ s d £ s d Mrs. Isabella Smith & WALTHAM. 'Daughter .. o 4 0 Mr. 'Richard Sutherland 040 Collections & Small Sums 3 15 872 Mrs. J. A. Francis 050 5 11 0 " L. Dennis .. o 5 (l Small Sums 3 5 4 Mr. & Mrs. D.B. Walker o 5 0 Mattan Grant o 5 0 10 16 2lh " " Mattie Grant 050 For Cuba 1 10 0 " David Grant .. o 5 0 .• & Mrs. T. E. Walker o 5 0 From Oracabessa £12 6 2* Miss L. Francis o 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. J. Tyter o 12 0 " H. H. Radway 060 FRI ENDSH IP. .. Wm. Simmonds 050 Misses Hemmings 050 Public Collections o 15 6* Mr. & Mrs. P. B. Dennis o 5 0 • o 9 11lj2 " "'~. J. Frances 050 ~~~~~r:Jh8~~don & Wife o 5 0 " David Campbell .. o 5 0 From Waltham £7 13 8ljz " Joseph Riley & Wife o 6 0 " Joseph Williams & Wife o 6 6 I ROCK RIVER. " Nath. Duncan & Wife o 4 0 " Wm. Minto & Wife o 4 0 I Collections & Small Sums 7 3 1% " John Barrett o 5 0 Sunday School .. 1 12 lYz Miss Mary Lewis o 4 0 Mr. D. Gough & Family 050 Small Sums 2 7 0 I ,,& Mrs. M. Charles 050 -- ... _-- " J. N. Morris - . 050 5 12 0 "A_ Watson & Family 050 For Cuba . . 0 19 0 & Mrs. P. Brown 050 ------I"Miss I. Steward 050 From Friendship .. £6 11 0 "Ed'th Swaby 050 By Rev. W. D. Hender- Mr. & lVII's. Gardner 050 son •. £18 17 2* Lyn Kit Sin 040 --- -,- IMr. Isaac Bryan o 5 0 " C. B. Harris o 5 0 PARADISE. From Rock River £11 9 3

By Rev. George Turner: 1 TOP HILL. Collections & Small Sums 1] 7 0 Mrs. Turner 0 5 0 ICollections & Small Sums 2 6 7'-A. Mission Children .. 0 5 0 Miss Maud Lawrence .. o 5 11k Mr. & Mrs. G. S. Nelson 0 5 0 "Mary Fearon .. o 5 Ilj" ~. McLeod 0 5 0 "Jestina Beckford .. o 5 OIh " R. Jackson.. 0 5 () Mr. Geo. Bailey - .. o 5 0 .. T. Benjamin 0 5 4* " F. Christian .. 056 & Mrs. P. Francis 0 6 6 "W. Morris o 5 0 . -_.... _- Charles Lewis o 5 0 From Paradise £3 13 10* Alex. Lewis 050 " & Mrs. T. Grant 050 STACEY VILLE. Miss Hilda Johnson .. 066 Mrs. Elizabeth Benjamin 050 Small Sums & Collecticns 3 2 0 Miss Agatha Ellison o ;) 0 Mr. -V\Tm. Humphery o 5 0 Mr. James Hayles 050 Miss M. A. Pennant 050 " Henry Johnson o 5 0 Roden Hall Class 069 From Top Hill £5 17 1072 From Stacey Ville £3 18 9 By Rev. G. Turner £41 15 Slk THOMPSON TOWN. POINT HILL. Colleetions & Small Sums 563 By Rev. L. M. Beverley: Sunda~- School .. o 10 0 Public Collections & En,­ Mr. & Mrs. R. Hayles .. 05 0 velopes 3 13 Slj4 " W. Bennett .. 050 Mr. J. H. McNab o 5 o .. Artington Bennett.. o 5 0 " Robert Samuels o 5 o " ",TIn. McLarren 050 " Joseph Brown o 5 o & Mrs.R. A. Thomas 050 Pastor & Wife o 10 o .. " T. S. ,Burrell 050 Collection for Cuba 0' 5 o Mrs. S. Reid 060 " Rhoda Fegan o 5 0 From Point Hill £5 3 8~ Mr. & Mrs. D. Edwards 050 I G. Hamilton o 5 0 WATER MOUNT. .. ., Cormock .• I " W. S. Chambers .. g ~ g Public Collections & En- " Norman, Thompson o 5 0 vel opes .. o 10 6~ o 5 0 From Thompson Town £923- J 1!.:,r. R~~~~t ~~~~e o 5 0 CONTRIBUTIONS.

£ s d l- s d Messrs John & Thomas In Loving Memory of C. D. BrYant 0 5 0 !' ~.d 1\ 4 0 .Collection for Cuba 0 4 0 By Y. P. S. C. E. 011 e By J. S. C. E. 0 8 6 From Water Mount £1 9 6~ 17 9 5%, SHADY GROVE. ColleCted by Mr. P. J. Burke: Public Collections & En- Himself 0 10 0 velopes " o 12 0% The Pastor 0 10 0 Mr. John A. Chambers .. 050 Miss Daisy Johnson .. 0 10 0 .. F. Johnson 050 In Loving Memory of Geo. Phillips .. o 10 0 From Shady Grove .. £1 2 0% Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Smith 0 5 0 " S. A. McPherson 0 5 0 MOUNT MERRICK. X. Y. Z. 0 2 0 The Sunday School 1 0 5 Public Collections & En- velopes .. 4 710% 3 12 5 Mr. E. Anderson & Wife 050 .. .1. M. Gregory 050 From Port Antonio .. £21 110~ " Geo. Williams 050 .. John S. Williams 060 HEPHZIBAH. ., Z. Thomas 050 .. T. Jackson 060 'Public Collections & En­ R. Butler 050 velopes 2 4 () S. Jackson 050 F. B. Brown, Esq. 0 6 0 .. R. S. White 060 .. R. Elson .. 050 From Hephzibah £2 10 0 Mrs. A. Elson & D. Wilson 050 lIIIiss I. I. Thompson .. 050 FELLOWSHIP. Mr. John Thomas & Wife ._0_0__ 0_ Public Collections & En- 2 311lt2 From Mount Merrick £7 14 10% Mr. C~~~~~\VlorSbY 050 By Rev. L. M. Beverley £15 10 1% From Fellowship £2 8 ll1h

PORT ANTONIO. MILL BANK. By Rev. A. V. Petgrave: Public Collections & En­ Public Collections & En- velopes 1 5 IJ1" velopes .. 6 4 7 The Sunday School 050 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wilson 1 0 o Mrs. J estina Bodden o 12 o From Mill Bank £1 10 11~ " Ellen Bell o 9 OIh " Rhoda Logan o 9 o By Rev. A. V. Petgrave £27 11 9 Miss Ann Scott .. o 8 o Mrs. Mary Jane Brooks o 7 PORT MARIA. Mrs. James Brooks .. o 7 ~* I Mr. & Mrs. Alexr. Barrett o 5 6 By Rey. E. B. James: Miss Edith Cooke o 5 6 Public Collections .. 1 11 51,-2 " May James .. o 5 o Mr. Robert A. Syms & Wife 0 5 0 .. Marion Donaldson o 5 o " 1. J. Gordon & Wife 0 ti 0 .. Sarah McDonald .. o 5 o " John Hamilton & Wife 0 6' 0 Catherine Parker o 5 o t. Edward McLean & Wife 0 5 0 " Rosa Brooks o 5 o " O. N. Lindsay & Wife 0 5 0 " Marie Jones o 5 o " . Stephen Thompson & " Mary Black o 5 o Wife .. 0 5 0 " Jane Frazer o 5 o " David Ennis & Wife 0 5 0 JIolrs. Eliza Clarke o 5 o " 'T'hoIDllsYoung & Wife 0 5 0 " Mary Smith .. o 5 o " John C. Lowe & Wife 0 4 () .0 Jane McFarlane & Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell & Daughters 0 5 0 Family .. 0 6 " Lily Bennett • . 0 5 0 " Maria Williams .. 0 5 : .. LyQia Mother~ill .. 0 5 0 .. Charlotte Cosley & .. Keturah Mowatt •. 0 5 0 Family 0 5 0 .. Ella Martin 0 5 0 Miss S. E. Boyd 0 8 0 i. Elsie Wilson 0 0 0 " S. A. Ray 0 5 0 :Mr. Thomas Wilson & Wife 0 5 0 Small Sums 211 6 .. David Alva.renga •. 0 5 0 " David Sylva . . 0 5 0 From Port Maria .. J. A. Brown . . 0 5 0 'The' Octogenarian Worker 0 5 0 OXFORD. :Mr. & Mrs. Wm.· Streete 0 I) 0 .. Isaac Roberts 0 4 0 :."ublic Collections 1 0 21,-2 Jiiss Ann & Chicheta 311lall Sums o 18 9 Douglas 040 CONTRIBVTIONS. 39

£ 8 d £ s d From Oxford £l 11) 11% Collected by· Mrs. Mary Carnegie: Herself . • 0 6 0 By Rev. E. B. James £9 16 11 Misses Georgianna & Naomi Carnegie 0 £) 0 Small Sums 0 8 8;2 PORUS. o 18 8lh By Rev. .I. M. Walters: :;Public Collections 371 Collected by Miss Jane Copeland: Envelopes 2 1 10 Small Sums 0 9 1;2

£) 8 11 From Zion Hill £9 1 11'i~ Sunday School. HARMANS. -Collections o 17 572 Public Collections • Mr. R. A. Cato o 10 6 Envelopes

Sun~ay School 1 7 11% 1 .Mr. D. A. Anderson .. 0 5 0 Sunday School. Deacon John Plummer 0 6 0 Leah & Sarah Turner 0 5 0 Envelopes & Collection 1 2 9%. )(rs. B. Vernal 0 6 0 Mr. Nathaniel Pinnock 053 .. Agatha Thomas .. 0 6 0 Miss Ethel Maud Reid 050 Deacon Saml. Blagrove 0 5 0 l\Ir. William Kelly . . 0 5 0 Sunday School 1 13 0%. .Mrs. Henrietta Brown.. 0 6 0 Miss Rachael Stewart 0 5 0 Deacon Thomas White_ o 5 0 " S . .I. Stirling 0 5 0 Mr. Richard Barnes .. 050 Mrs. Jane Edwards 0 5 0 " David Caradice & Wife 050 " Jane Forest 0 6 0 " James Bennett & Wife o 5 0 'The Misses Elliott 0 5 0 Mr. Frank Douglas & Wife 0 5 0 100 .. .I. V. Douglas & Wife 0 5 0 .. Richard White & Wife 0 5 0 Collected by Mr. Christopher " Reuben Less 0 5 0 Bailey: " John Thomas .. 0 5 0 Himself 0 £) 0 Miss Laura Chambers.. 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 3 0 " Victoria Washington 0 10 6 :Mr. George Cohen . . 0 5 0 080 " Edward Thomas .. 0 5 0 " David Donaldson & Wife 0 5 0 Collected by Miss MCKenzie: .Mrs. Ada Thomas 0 6 0 Small Sums . 0 4 7% Pastor & Wife 0 10 0 ;Small Sums 0 3 0 Collected by Miss White: Small Sums 0 5 0 746 From Harmans fl. 7 9 9%. Collected by Mrs. C. L. Walters: ..Tohn Thompson Esq. & Wife 0 5 0 By Rev. J. M. Walters £32 7 7%. R. H. Kerr, Esq. .. 0 5 0 S. A. Hendricks, Esq. J:P. 0 5 0 ..T. Daley, Esq., J.P. 0 6 0 J3mall Sums 0 13 6 PROSPECT. By Rev. E. A. Bell: r 14 6 Public Collection & Some Missionary Boxes 1 10 0 From Porus £15 15 10lh Mr. Nathaniel Henry (Mis­ sionary Box) 1 0 0 ZION HILL. " James Bryson 0 7 0 .. Henry Thomas 0 5 0 Public Collections 1 14 41.4 Mrs. E. A. Be.1l .. 0 5 0 Envelopes 2 18 31.4 Mr. Thomas Hamilton .. 0 5 0 Sunday School 056 " Thomas Simpson " 0 5 0 .. .las Nelson & Mr. 4 18 1% David 'Wellington 0 0 .:Mr. Thomas Carnegie .. 100 From Prospect £4 2 0 Deacon Azariah Brown & Wife , .. o 10 0 UNITY• .Mr. David Dias &: Wife 060 Mrs. Dorcas Williams .. o 5 0 Public Collections & Small " Felicia Davy .. o 5 0 Sums 1 18 5%. .:Mr. Richard 'l'homas .. o 5 0 Sunday School 0 S 2% D. D. Phillips, Esq., J.P. o 5 0 Missionary Boxes .• 2 19 2%, 'Mrs. Elizabeth Pinnock 0 7 3%. 2 16 0 Mr. J. L. Hamilton 0 6 0 40 . CONTRmUTIONS.

£ s d .£ f! (I Mrs. Cardine McDonald & Mr.-A. G. R. Harwood 050 . Family . . 0 6 0 " & Mrs. Ferreira o :> 0 Mr. :a. A. Smith & Family 0 5 0 .. W. H. Bell- o 10 0 .. Simeon Brown & Family 0 5 0 " .T. A. Huie o 5 0 & Mrs. Emanuel Wright 0 5 0 Small Sums 040 .. .. Stephen Harris 0 5 0 Mr. Elias Williams & Family 0 5 9 2 0 From Unity £7 11 0 Collected by Mrs. Rachel Richards: Mr. Thos. Richards 0 5 0 JOHN AUSTIN. Mrs. Rachel Richards 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 4 10 Miss L. E. SimlTIOnS .. 0 5 0 Mrs. Charlotte Walker 0 5 0 o 14 10 Richard }!;ailey 0 5 0 .. Mills 0 5 0 Collected by Miss F. A. Brown: M~. 1Vatson 0 5 0 Mr. .T. A. Brown 0 5 0 Dan Thomas 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 4 0 Miss Amanda Davis 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Louisa Wilson: Mr. Sami. Williams 0 5 0 Mr. .Tohn Luke Wilson i 5 0 Small Sums @ 6 4 From John Austin £2 0 0 Collected by Miss Lucy Tulloch: FRANKFIELD. Miss Eliza Sutton 050 Mr. .Tas. E. Dyke 0 5 0 Small Sums .. o 10 0 Henry Lems 0 5 0 Mr. U. B. Cogle (Texas) () 8 0 " George Nelson 0 5 0 " T. D. Mitchell (Texas) 080 " Small Sums (Texas) .. 100 From Frankfield £0 15 0 2 11 0 DOUCE. Collected by Mrs. Aik~: Public Collections 0 7 0 Mr. H. Robb 0 8 0 Mr. Robert Lewin 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 6 6 Albert Anderson 0 5 0 Sunday School 0 4 0 Two Collectors 0 2 0 From Douce £1 1 0 From Refuge £19·9 3 By Rev. E. A. Bell £15 9 0 KETTERING. Collected by Miss Aytle Bodden: C. G. G. .• 0 8 0 REFUGE. "Geo. Leo." 0 5 0 "Stockville" 0 5 0 By Rev. S. H. Helwig: Small Sums 1 2 0 Public Collections & En- velopes 6 0 6 2 0 0 Sunday School 2 0 0 Collected by Mrs. Emma Bodden: Collected by Mrs. F. Ferreira: Mr. .T. E. Bodden 0 5 6 W. H. B. .. 0 5 0 Deacon Gordon 0 5 6 Small Sums 0 7 6 Mr. W. J. Brown 0 Ii 0 Sman Sums 0 17 6 Collected by Mrs. S . .T. Wilson: Mr. Nicholas Smith 0 5 0 " Daniel Wilson 0 5 0 I 1 13 6 Small Sums 0 5 1 I Collected by Mrs. Emily Watson: Mr. A. H. Campbell . . 0 5 0 o 15 .} ! Small Sums . . 0 3 0- Collected by Mrs. Eliza Malcolm: l Collected by Mrs. Rebecca Kerr: Mr. R. B. Malcolm .. 0 5 0 f Mr. Thomas Kerr 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 5 0 " Robert Phillips 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 3 0 Collected by Mrs. Emma Dunn: \ -- Mr. .T. E. Dunn 050 j o 13 0 " H. Young 040 " S. A. Stewart o 4 ~ Collected by Mrs. Agneita Bell: A Lover of the Cause 040 Mr. T. S. Bell 0 5 0 Small Sums 015 0 Small Sums 0 9 0 Collected for 19U 076 Collected in the Sundat School: 1 19 6 Mr. Sidney Bodden • . 0 5 10 " Edmund Greaves .. U 5 6 Collected by Miss S. A. Bell: Master Hugh Keeling.. 0 7 6 Herself OliO The Minister 050 o 18 10 Mr. Edward Vernon o 5 0 " .T. S. Oughton 050 I Scholars under 5/ 2 0 11 CON

;£ s d LUDFORD MOUNT. Public Co.llectio.ns &- En­ £ s d velo.pes 4 12 0 Public Collections & En­ velopes 1 4 7l/z- From Kettering £13 0 3 Mr. John Dawkins 050 Teacher Anglin o 5 0 CLARK'S TOWN. From Ludford Mount £1 14 7lh Public Co.llectio.ns & En­ velopes 466 BJ' Rev. B. M. Tharpe £13 0 3 By Rev. S. H. Helwig £ 36 16 SALTER'S HILL. RIO BUENO. Bv Rev. W. D. Brown: Crool;:ed Spring & Latium By Rev. T. E. Marsto.n: Classes: Collectio.ns 1 17 3 Mr. Edward H. Reid 070 Sunday Scho.o.l . _ 117 o " H. G. Johnson o 5 0 Calabar Branch School 1 15 9lh Envelopes under 4/ 2 5 2~ Miss G. R_ Marston o 5 o Mrs. L. Groom o 5 o 2 17 2%. Mr. A. Kingho.rn o 8 o .. T. A. Sinclair o 5 o .John's Hall Class: The Pasto.r o 10 o Mr. Andrew Hall 050 Mr. R. Samuels o 5 o " Robert Hall 050 o i 0 Fro.m Rio. Bueno OU " Hy. Davis £7 8 7Z Envelopes under 4/ 150 WALTHAM ABBEY. Public Collectio.ns 1 o 71Al 200 Sunday School o 8 0 Miss J. E. Gallimore o 5 0 Sharon Class: Mr. R. D. Riley o 5 0 Mr. Hy. Gough 050 " A. Lynch o 5 IOIAl " A. Bulgin o 5 0 " Henry Clarke o 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ 128 From Waltham Abbey £2 9 6 1 12 8 GOOD HOPE. Flamsstead Class: Co.llections & Do.natio.ns 10 0 Mrs. Rosa McLaughlin o Envelopes under 4/ By Rev. T. E. Marsto-n £10 7 6lh

ROSEWELL. Newmanhall Class: Mrs. M. Hibbert 050 By Rev. B. M. Tharpe: Envelopes under 4/ 100 Public Co.llections & En- velopes 2 16 5lh 150 Sunday School .. o 15 6 Mr. Alexander Gordon .• 050 Williamsfield Class: The Pastor o 5 Q Mrs. Ann Robinson o 5 0 Friend 050 Envelopes under 4/ 100 From Ro.sewell £4 6 11% 150 FREE TOWN. Mt. Salem Class: Mr. Benj. :grown 050 Public Co.llections & En­ ~nvelopes under 4/ o 13 6 velopes 1 12 034 Sunday School .. o 6 71Al o 18 6 Mr. J. Bradford & Mrs. F. Thomas .. o 5 0 Prospect Class: " Richard Bennett & Wife 050 Mr. Dnl. Shaw o 5 0 " Robt. Robinson & Wife o 5 0 Envelopes under 4/ o 12 51k .. James Golding 050 Pasto.r o 5 0 o 17 5~ From Free Town £3 3 7%. Bull· Pen Class: Envelopes under 4/ o 13 6 SHILOH. Pastor & Family o 10 6 Public Collections & En­ Sunday School. velopes 2 6 7%, Sunday Schol o 13 4lh Mr. Thos. Gough 050 Mrs. Jane Gar<\ner 050 ,; E. Coutes 050 " Maria Morgan o 5 {) " Frank Hall 050 Mr. Reuben Morgan 050 Mrs. E. Johnson o 5 a· Miss Charlotte Reid OliO From Shiloh £3 15 O%, " Ellen Gough o 5 (). 42 CONTRmUTIONS·. £ s d £ s d :Mr. Josiah Manderson .. 050 Mr. R. E. Touzalin for Cay­ . .subscriptions under 4/ .. 3 15 11* man Brac 180 " A. Taylor 200 From Sunday School 5 10 11* " R. F. Williams 200 Pastor & Winnie 120 From Salter's Hill £18 19 9¥.! Mrs. M. J. Norton .. 100 Mr. W. B. & Mrs. Campbell o 10 0 PROVIDENCE (LOTTERY). Mrs. Ellen Shaw 060 Mr. James Lawson 053 :.Mr. Ed. Croombie· o 5 0 " J. D. Taylor 050 " J. H. McGhie 050 F. Mills .. 050 .Mrs. Albertha Reid .. 050 " & Mrs. D. H. Williams 050 Subscriptions under 41 .. 1 0 8%, " Joseph Williams 050 Sunday School 106 " James Williams 050 " C. A. Liddard 050 From Providence £2 16 2%, " Daniel Dehaney 050 Mrs. Elizabeth Reid 050 .By Rev. W.D. Brown £21 16 O~ It Julia Grant 060 Miss Dawes 050 " Maggie Wiggan 050 Mrs. Burke 040 ST. ANN'S BAY. " M. Washington 040 By Rev. J. T. Dillon: 14 10 l1lh .sunday School 114 0 ». H. W. Scott o 15 0 By Mr. B. M. Washington: Dr. D. J. Phillips o 10 6 Self .. 0 5 0 :Mr. J. M. Grant & Wife o 10 0 Mrs. B. M. Washington, In- Mrs. Jane Nelson & Family o 10 0 cluding Missionary Box 0 8 7lAs .. Caroline Hay & Hus- Lister & Cleveland . . 0 6 0 band .. 0 9 0 Miss Amy Washington 0 6 0 Miss Lily Wilson & Mother 0 7 0 Mrs. Margaret Wilmot 0 5 0 1 5 Hi " M. J. Brown 0 5 0 Miss Ada Lamont 0 5 0 From Savanna-la-Mar £28 8 6 " Rosa Torrens . . 0 5 0 Misses Ada & Louisa Miller 0 5 0 SUTCLIFFE MOUNT. :Mr. Benjamin Hay 0 5 0 Public Collections 4 10 0% " Josiah B. Palmer 0 5 0 18 10 Miss Mary Bartlett 0 4 0 Collections for Cuba o " Edith Carnikie 0 4 0 6 8 10¥..! Envelopes under 4/ 2 4 3 Sunday School. By Rev. J. T. Dillon £9 2 9 Collections & Classes 2 15 3 Mr. James Ruddoclt 050 " C. Vanhorn 050 SAVAN NA-LA-MAR. Miss Alice Brackett o 5 0 Ursella Vanhorn .. o 5 0 By Rev. A. G. Kirkham: " Josephine Adams .. 050 .Public Collections . . 4 3 4%, Lilian Wheatle o 5 0 Missionary Prayer Meeting It Mabel Wheatle 050 Box 0 10 4% Daisy Wheatle 050 " Rosa Watt 050 4 13 9~ Bertha Bolan .. o 5 0 Adelaide Maxwell 050 Sunday School. From Sunday School 5 10 3 -Collections &. Classes .. 114 8 Miss Mabel Williams Mis­ Pastor & Winnie o 10 0 sionary Box 050 Mrs. E. Petgrave .. 050 " Sarah Atkinson .. 050 From Sunday School 1 19 8 " .l' .. ·aul.!es E. Waldrow 050 " Elizabeth Brackett 050 George's Plain Branch: " Jane Clayton .. 050 -COllections 2 13 5:r.i. Mr. Robert James 05. Deacon Williams 1 0 {) Jacob Fraser 050 Mr. R. Clarke 100 T. Prout, 050 .Mrs. E; Smith o {) 0 " E. Prout 050 Misses E. Mitchell &' S. " H. Jones 050 McGrowther 050 " Isaac Webster .. 050 .Mr. S. D. Porter 050 " & Mrs. E. McKay .. 060 Mrs. Joanna Porter 050 J. S. Parkinson o 10 0 Mr. C. Tomlinson o 5 0 Hum~iiiy 050 ---- l~ev. J. J. Griffiths .. 050 5 18 574 Mrs. S. E. Bodden Cocoa­ nut Tree 040 -Collections for Cuba 016 8* .Mr. R. E. TOuZalin 200 From Sutcliffe Mount £15 14 1* CONTRIBUTIONS. 48

GRACE HILL. £ 8 d £ B d Miles' Town 040 :Public Collections .. 3 2 7%. Porters' Mountain 040 -Collections on Missionary Bird Mountain 044 Sundays o 7 6 Cornwall Mountain o 5 4lAa :.sunday School 1 4 7 Pierce's Village o 10 1 4 14 8%. From Sunday School 919 :Missionary Harvest for Cuba 1 13 5%, Mrs. E. A. Henry & Dolly o 12 0 .Mr. Norman Gunning for Pastor & Winnie .. o 10 0 Cuba .. 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Gibbs .. 050 'Miss A. M. Washington for I B. O. Grant 050 Cuba 0 3 0 .. .. C. Miller 050 Mr. James Clarke 050 Total for Cuba 2 1 5%. " W. R. Dodd 056 " P. W. Smith 050 ~.Mr. & Mrs. N. Gunning o 10 0 Mrs. Ellen Munroe 040 " J. H. Tennant .. o 10 0 .. Alexr. McPherson .. o 5 0 2 16 6 " J. B. Williams o 5 9 -Pastor & Winnie 050 From Mount Peto £17 0 10

115 9 WI LLIAMSFI ~LD. Missionary Cards: Public Collections 1 1 7% 'Mrs. M. Drummond o 6 0 Friendship 070 -Under 4/ o 2 9%, Sunday School 026 o 8 9%, 111 1% Missionary Boxes: Mrs. Sarah Drummond 0 9 6 Mr. E. Morrison Missionary 'Miss A. M. Washington 0 9 0 Box .. o 10 0 " Mary Nichol . . 0 8 6 " Philip Lofters Mission- Mrs. Isabel Gunning .. 0 8 31;2 ary Box .. 070 '.Mr. & Mrs. I. B. White 0 7 0 ::\,Iiss Clara Hart Missionary A Sister & Two Brothers 0 7 0 Box .. o 6 6% 'Mrs. Elizabeth Muir .. 0 6 6%. Mr. Thomas Lofters Mission­ " Ellen Drummond.. 0 6 6 ary Box o 5 1 " Sarah Grant . , 0 6 6 " Edward Clarl{e Mission- -Mr. Augustus A. McPherson 0 6 0 ary Box " 050 " Alex. Grant .. 0 5 10% Baby Thompson Mission- : Mrs. Norton & Mr. R. Hill 0 5 314 ary Box .. 050 ' Miss Edith White & Mrs. Mrs. E. Clenance Mission­ Ann Bennett .. ary Box o 4 !l o 5 2% 25 Boxes under 4/ each 2 2 3 1h " Medora Pearson .. o 6 01,2 'Mr. Levi McKenzie o 5 0 5 Mrs. D, Parkinson .. 050 'Miss Margaret Townsel1d o 5 0 Mr. Reuben Murray 050 " Susan Townsend .. o !'i 0 : Boxes under 4/ C. Em!. ThOlnpSOl1 050 o 9 8% " George Hastings o 5 0 " David Clarke 050 6 6 10% Mrs. Philip Lofters 050 ttev. H. Clarke 4 0 From Grace Hill £15 7 8 o 1 9 t MOUNT PETO. From Williamsfield .. £7 5 9% Public Collections 4 0 O%, . Collections for Cuba . , o 18 614 By Rev. A. G. Kirkham £83 16 11 Mr. W. R: Dodd & Family for Cuba o SHARON. 527 By Rev. S. 1. Marson: Sunday School. Public Collections & En­ velopes 418 ~Collections & Classes 4 19 4% Sunday School 245 :Mr. E. P .. Fletcher o ri 9 Mr. T. W. Darien o 5 U " Uriah Parkins 050 E. V. Saulter 050 W. B. Spence 050 Dan1. Edwards 056 Alex. Clarke o 5 0 H. T. Atkinson o 5 0 " Albert Thoburn o 5 0 " H. W. Miller 050 G. L. Johnson o 1) 0 Hichard Turner 050 " John Clarke o 5 0 Fred Hanson .. o 5 0 ~Miss Maudline Dodd o 5 0 " Andrew Townsend 050 Mr Thomas Hines , . o 5 0 " & Mrs. Blair 052 , ~. elcome Evening School o 3 0 Mrs. H. T. Atkinson o 5 6 .... Axe and Adze o 5 10 ~usan Brooks o 5 () 44 ·CONTRmUTIONS.

£ s d £ s d Mrs. Ann Green & Children 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Saunders: Miss B. T. Blackwood.'. 0 6 0 Self 0 5 3 C. R. Gregory, Esq. . . 0 5 0 Miss L. Grant 0 5 0 The Pastor & Family.. 0 10 0 Small Sums 0 0 6 From Sharon £10 8 3 o 10 BURNS SAVANNA. In Memoriam T. Jones o 5 0 C. E. Society o 5 0 Public Collections & En­ Mrs. E. Forrest 040 velopes 2 13 8 Miss Minnie Reid o 5 0 Sunday School 1 16 5 Mr. C. A. Morgan 050 Sunday School. .. Benj. Dunston 060 .. A. Ramsay 050 Collections 149 " W. White 050 " James Myers 050 S. S. Classes: " W. T. Samuda .. 050 Mr. R. Henry's 123 .. Joseph Farquharson 050 " W. l\'Ianning's o 12 314 Mrs. I. Grant's 080 From Burns' Savanna £6 6 1 Miss Ethel Lawes' o 7 10*, Mrs. M. Knott's o 7 3lh NIGHTINGALE GROVE. " E. Saunders' o 7 3 Miss Eugenie Lawes' o 6 1%, Public Collections & En- Mrs. M. Lawes' o 5 I%,. velopes 350 " S. Clarke's o 5 O%, Sunday School 1 3 0 Miss A. Armstrong's o 4 4lh T. S. Finlay, Esq. o 5 0 Mr. Beach's o 3 514 Mr. 1. N. Atherton 050 " .Tos. Dawes' o 2 10 Mrs. Ann Burnett o 5 0 Mrs. E. Johnson's o 2 3 " J. E. Flemming 050 " M. Brown's o 1 I%, Miss F. Reynolds o 5 0 From Sunday School 600 From Nightingade Grove £5 13 0 From Spanish Town £17 10 2 ARLINGTON. Public Collections & En- SLIGO VILLE. velopes .. 330 Sunday School (1914) .. o 7 0 Public Collections 1915-16 2 10 7 Miss Caroline Salmon .. 050 Mrs. L. Robinson o 10 0 Mr. James Brown 050 " Jane Rose o 10 0 Mrs. Mary Jones 059 Mr. D. Powell o 5 0 " Charlotte Ellis 050 " R. McLaughlin 050 " W. B. Smith 050 - From Arlington £4 10 0 Miss J. Crawford 050 By Rev. S. I. Marson £26 17 4 From Sligo Ville £4 10 7 CLAREMONT. SPANISH TOWN, FIRST CHURCH. Collections & Envelopes 2 11 3 By Rev. T. G. Somers: Mr. W. Matheson .. o 10 0 Public 'Collections. 381 " & Mrs. McDonald 070 " .. E. Sinclair .. o 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Somers: Mrs. M. Spence 04-0 Pastor & Wife o t::! O. Mr. Walter Gordon o 10 0 ~rom Claremont £3 17 :3 .. Wm. Manning o 10 0 A. McFarlane, Esq. 080 CYPRESS HALL. Dr. J . .T. Edwards o 5 6 J. A. Andrade, Esq. 050 Collections & Envelopes 2 5 6 Rev. W. A. Tucker 050 .. W. H. Sloley 050 Mrs. nenfield 0 5 0 Mr. J. G. Clarke o 5 0 " David Brown 050 From Cypress Hall.. £2 10 " George Gibbon 050 " John Henry 050 By Rev. T. E. Somers £28 8 6 Stephen Henry 050 Joseph Dawes o 5 0 " Joseph Henry . . . 050 EBENEZER. SPANISH TOWN. .. & lVIrs. E. Russell 050 Mrs. E. Briscoe 050 By Rev. W. A. Tucker: " Mary Lawes o 7 10 Public Collections 117 6 " E. Stewart 060 Mr. W. R. Grant .. 050 Mr. S. Charlie o 4- Q " W. R. Wahiman .. 050 Miss Jane Codnor 04-0 .. Francis Henry 050 Mr. :T. H. Feagan 040 l\Irs. Alice Innis 060 Small Sums 010 .. Mary Jane Brown 050 " Adeline Taylor 050 6 12 4 " Lydia Johnson 050 GONTRIBUTIONS. 45

£. s d £ s d :Miss Sophia Nelson 070 in Memoriam 220 Hobson o 5 0 Miss S. E. Thompson .. o 10 0 .. Thermutis Barrett 080 456 Mr. William Blackellar & V\.rife 0 7 0 Collected by Miss Ethel Hibbert: " Edward Perkins .. 0 6 0 ""Self 0 5 0 " Robert Clarke & Wife 0 6 0 Mr. G. Hibbert 0 5 0 .. Wilford McGhie & Wife 0 5 0 .,small Sums 0 10 0 Miss Edith Hudson 0 5 0 Mrs. Mary Linton 0 5 0 100 .. Eliza Hillary 0 50 Mr. C. L. D. Morgan .. 0 5 0 .Collected by Miss Mildred N. E. N. Vaughan 0 5 0 Terrelonge: " James Hillary . . 0 5 0 Mr. S. O. Miller 0 r; 0 Charles Linton & Wife 0 6 0 ~mall Sums 0 5 9 .. William Leach 0 r. 0 Daniel Brown 0 5 0 Collected by Mr. F. James: .Self 0 i 0 15 12 O%, Mr. F. Barrett 0 5 0 ,small Sums 1" 0 0 Collecte'i by Mrs. A. E. Leach: Self 050 1 10 0 Pastor 050 Mr. Samuel Brown o 5 0 "The Tucker's Family Mis­ " Alexander Henry 050 sionary Box o 12 3 " Richard Taylor o 5 0 'Three Missionary Boxes Mrs. Charlotte Earle o 5 0 under 4/ 078 Mr. Charles Leach 050 .. Alexander Bulgin 050 From Ebenezer £8 6 2 2 0 i HARTLANDS. Small Sums 13 o .Public Collections .. o 12 6 1\1:r. J. H. Guy & Wife 060 19 5 O*, .. James Guy & Wife 050 Sunday SchoOl. ;Small Sums o 10 0 Mr. G. A. Gordon's Class: Teacher From Hartlands £1 13 6 o 10 0 Miss E. Perkins 1 10 0 KITSON TOWN. .. L. Gordon 0 7 F::: .. L. Hillary 0 6 0 .Public Collections 0 8 3 " M. Irving 3 3 0 By Envelopes .. M. Hall o 9 8 o 16 6 In Memoriam .Mrs. Sarah H. Bantin:: 0 7 0 2 2 0 .Messrs Robert Green & Mr. C. Morgan (sec.) () 13 4)/2 Edward Brown 0 4 0 Small Sums o 13 10 -----.. - From Kitson Town .. £1 15 9 9 15 0 MOUNT HERMON. Mr. W. Gooden's Class: Ephriam Bernard 0 8 0 :Public Collections 1 17 6 Small Sums o 12 1114 Mrs. Jane Brown .. 0 5 0 -Collected by Mrs> Adina 1 0 1)l,4, C. Miller . . 0 13 Missionary Box under 4/ 0 1 Mr. R. Clarke's Class: ---- Teacher 0 7 3 From Mount Hermon £2 17 10 Small Sums 0 6 1 i ZION HILL• o 13 4 .:Mr. Obadiah Dixon .. o 50! Mr. W. McGhie's Class: Miss Adelucia Robinson i Teacher 0 8 7 1h Missionary Box .. o 5 31' I H. Harrison .. 0 7 10 .:Missionary Box under 4/ "2 H. Neil u 5 0 o 6 1Jlh A. Dehaney 1 2 0 From Zion Hill £0 1.7 3 ; 011 7 t ~~~~~~or 0 5 0 By Rev. W. A. Tucker £ ____15 10 6 I! Small Sums 0 4 872 I 3 4 9 SPRINGFIELD. ! Mr. R. Anderson's Class: I Teacher ,. 0 5 9%, By Rev. J. A. Jones: IA.. Mason 0 5 0 .Mr. H.. Mason -Collections & Envelopes , 0 7 6~ under 4/ •. 5 17 Small Sums 0 7 4~ Pastor " 2 10 i*' .Mr, Charles Atherton & Wife 0 14 I 1 5 8~ 46 CONTRIBUTIONS.

£ s d £ s d Mr. A. Bulgin's Class: Mr. F. William's Class 0 :3 6 Teacher 0 5 8 Mrs. R. Fowler's Class 0 3 11~ Small Sums 0 4 61h Miss M. Fowler's Class 0 11 2 Mr. J. Crawford's Class 0 4 0 o 10 21h Mrs. A. Service's Class 0 10 11~ Mr. N. Leach's Class .. 0 12 4o/William James 0 6 0 l\Irs. E. Dixon's Class: .. John Samuels 0 6 0 B. Linton o 5 2% Mrs. Albertha Heath 0 5 Small Sums o 11 2¥.! Mr. Edward Henry 0 5 0 _____ .. L. S. Anglin 0 5 0" O 16 511 Deacon Duhaney 0 5 0 7'4 Miss Agnes Henry 0 5 0 Mr. John Waite 0 5 0 Miss A. L. Thompson's Class: " A. A. Hart 0 5 0 Teacher 0 5 3 .. Charles Coates 0 5 0 Small ~ums 0 7 1 9 12 9 12 4 o Sunday School 1 18 9 Miss L. Blackellar's Class: , Traders: Teacher 0 5 6 Miss Albertha Edwards o 13 0 Small Sums 0 9 4lh Mrs. Sarah Coates o 13 0 Miss Edith Briscoe o 12 0 OHIO¥.! Mrs. Dorcas Henry 0 8 0 " Angelina Anglin 0 6 0 Mr. Alfred HenrY'S Class: 'f Rebecca Tharpe 0 6 4%: Teacher 0 9 10 .. Frances Hart 0 5 O~ Small Sums 0 4 6¥.! .. Julia Hylton 0 5 0 Mr. Samuel Burton .. 0 5 0 o 14 4¥.! Miss Charlotte Coates 0 3 1~ Mr. Isaac Johnson ., 0 5 0 M:ss Edna Leach's Class: Mrs. Catherine McFarlane 0 4 0 ":l'eacher 080 Deacon Tharpe's Sun-day C. McKay 057 School (Camrose) 0 6 0 I. Anderson o 6 1% Small Sums o 18 0 0·5 10 ifr~t~~hMrtchel1 (Ex-Sup.) o 7 3 From Buckingham .. £17 1 0 Small Sums o 7 2¥.! By Rev. J. A. Jones £68 6 o%. '2 0 0 Miss E. Barrett's Class: ST. MARGARET'S BAY. Teacher . o 8 51h Adel Henry o 5 5lh By Rev. J. E. Reid: Merone Gordon '0 5 6%. Public Collections & En- Monica Gordon 068 velopes 111 0 Small Sums o 7 0* The Pastor 0 5 0 1 13 2 From St. Margaret's Bay £1 16 O. CONTRIBUTIONS. 47 MT. CARMEL. : Envelopes with Small Sums £1 1~ ~1.4, £ s d Mr. Samuel Bennett .. 0 5 0 Public Collections & En­ j .. Beriah Wallace '. 0 5 0 velopes 1 11 0 Sunday ~chool o 10 0 Collected by Mrs. Ann V\T. Linton: Leader Jones 050 Self 0 5 0 Mr. R. R. Linton 0 5 0 From Mount Carmel £2 6 0 o 10 0 By Rev. J. E. Reid .. £4 2 0 Collected by Mrs. Sarah Campbell o 5 9 STEWART TOWN. Sunday School o 10 6 By Rev. Joseph Thrift: From Ulster Spring £6 2 514- Public Collections . . 2 6 Westwood High School Mis- EBENEZER . sionary Box . . 0 4 4 • John Btockhausen. Esq., J.P. 0 5 0 Public Collections .. 1 17 7 Mrs. Jemima Cunningham 0 5 0 Envelopes with Small Sums 1 1 5112; Mr. Samuel Ricketts .. 0 5 0 Mr. Joseph Palmer .. 050 Miss Ramsden 0 5 0 " Jno. C. McFarlane o 5 0 " Loretta Brown . . 0 5 0 Phillip Burnett .. o 5 0 Teacher Josiah Johnson 0 5 0 .. Charles Hastings .. o 5 () Miss Townsend 0 4 0 " H. .P. Stoubs 050 Small Sums 2 8 9 .. D. B. Herron .. 050 '.' W. A. McDonald .• Q 5 o· From Stewart Town £6 10 7 " William Beckford .. o 5 O· .. Fred. W. Coy o 5 0 GIBRALTAR. .. Eleazer Pingie 050 Public Collections .. 3 5 n~ Deacon Henry 'Gaynor 0 5 0 COllected by Miss CarOline Edward B. Mills 0 5 0 Johnson: .. Alman Currie .. 0 5 0 Self o 5 0 Leader Henry Gaynor & Wife 0 5 0 Small Amounts 059 William Christie & Wife .. 0 5 0 o 10 9 Da vid Levermore & Collected by Miss Ethel Cun­ Wife " 0 5 0 ningham: Thomas Campbell 0 5 0 A Friend 0 5 0 .. James Brown & Wife 0 5 0 Small Sums 0 2 0 Teacher J. B. Morrison & Mr. R~~~~ S. Barnett" gIg 8 070 .. Alexander Alladyce 0 5 0 i Collected by Mrs. Zipporah Mrs. Mary Sa Wyers . . 0 5 0 Burnett . . 0 4 4 Mr. David Campbell & Wife 0 5 0 Mrs. Eliza Austin , . 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Albertina Shirley: .. Georgina Barnett 0 4 0 Self 0 5 0 Small Sums 3 6 4 1h ;:;mall Sums 0 1 0 Sunday School 1 10 0 060 From Gibraltar £12 0 JARRETTON. Collected by Miss Wilhel Gayer: Self & Small Sums 0 6 6 Public Collections 1 2 91,!" Deacon L. A. Smith ,. 0 5 0'- Collected by Mrs. Christiana Mr. Nathaniel Clarke & Wffe 0 5 0 Griffiths o 6 71k Miss Jeanna Brown 0 5 0 Collected by Mrs. Miriam Small Sums 1 10 9 White 043 Sunday School 1 0 0 From Jarretton £3 8 61h From Ebenezer £8 14 6 KEITH. FREEMAN'S HALL. Public Collections .. 0]0 7 1,1, Teacher S. B. Haughton o '5 0'- Public Collections .. 1 1 10 Small Sums o 10 9 Envelopes witll Small Sums 1 4 51k: Mr. Thomas Smith o 6 3 From Keith £ 1 41/2 Dr. A. A. Palmer . 050 Mrs. Mary Ann Smith .. 050 By Rev. Joseph Thrift £23 6 0 From Freeman's Hall £3 2 61k ULSTER SPRING. THE ALPS. By Rev. E. G. Douglas: Public Collections . . 1 0 3lAt: Public' Collections 2 12 8 Envelopes with Small Sums 0 13 0 48 CONTRIBUTIONS.

£ s d s d .::Mr. Archibald Ferguson 050 I Sunday School. £ " James Campbell .. 050 J H'Ome School .. 309 Collected by Mrs. Alethia VwTymmes Road Branch o 14 0 Palmer: IBowman's Gully Branch o :: 6 ::Mr. Alexr. Palmer _& Wife 060 ;Small Sums --o 11 6 I From Sunday School 3 18 3 o 1.7 6 .. I Collected in Church Classes: ---- : Class 3. . . 0 7 0 From The Alps £3 '0 9% i " 6. 0 4 6 ._--I " 9. 0 4 0 By Rev. E. G. DO'..lglas £21 0 314, Classes 1, 2, 4. 8. 10 &' i1 i under 4/ 014 WALDENSIA. I 1 10 Olh By Rev. A. G. Eccleston: , From Hastings £13 15 0 "Public Collections 2 9 7% Envelopes under 4/ I 'The Pastor .. ~ gIg I TRITTONVILLE. ,Mr. Alexander Simpson W. S. Brown g ! glh Geo. Williams ~ 8 §:;~g~y C~~~g~{ons t 1~ Alexander Ellis o 5 0 I Small Sums 0 12 7 .. Alexander Brown o 5 0 I From Trittonville £3 14 0~2 8 1 -5% I' By Rev. A. G. Eccleston £31 I' 9 Sunday School.

Yallahs From Ljtchfield Mountain £3 5 31,4 £~ 6 1*, WHITE HORSES. ~y Rev. E.B. Heigh· ington . • • £ 18 13 0 i Collections & Envelopes o 19 4* WATFORD' HJLL. AEOLUS VALLEY. By Rev. W. M., Christie: Collections & Envelopes 1 3 Public Collections 5 15 11 51,4, Sunday School 1 10 0 Collected by Deacon A. G. McLean: 7 5 11 Self & Mr. M. E. Farr 0 4 «> Small Sums 0 Mr. Dutphison O' 8 0 0 7~ '" D. M. Parkins o 5 0 ~ 4 7J,2 II G. V. Purrier 050 " H.' C. Harding 050 From Aeolus Valley .£1 Mrs. J. M. Smythe .. 050 8 O%, " E. Miller .. o t) 0 HOPE HIL.L. II Euphemia Parkins o 5 0 " Christie & Daughter 070 Collections on 9 , Miss E. A. Mowatt .. 050 Envelopes o 18 9 . " T. Gayle 040 Deacon & Mrs. S. Roberts 0 6 0 Leader Simpson & Fa:mil~ 0 5 0 From Watford Hill £9 19 11 L$8.der B. Green & FamiIi 0 5 0 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Price 0 4 3 GURNEY'S MOUNT. D. Walters 0 5 0 Public Collections 2 10 6 The Sunday School () 8 6 .Sunday School 2 0 0 From Hope Hill £8 10 4 10 6 3 SALT SPRING. Mr. A. S. Little 050 .. D. S. Morris 050 Collections & Envelopes 0 18 11* Leader Tait& Family.. 0 5 0 From Gurney'S Mc;>unt £5 0 6 From Salt Spring £ 0 18 11% FRIENDSHIP. By Rev. J. A. Edwards, £13 .2 9 Public Collections 1 15 9% 'Sunday School o 14 472 HEWETTON. 2 10 2 $0. Mr. W. A. Taylor 050 By Rev. T. H. Duncanson: " ,J; N. Clayton 050 Deacon McDonald & Wife •. Mr. Uriah Knight 6.00 £8 0 2 5.60 'From Friendship " H. J. Walker 5.00 II J. Pringle -By Rev. W. M. Christie £18 0 7 5.00 II Jose Chong " 5.00 Mrs. Matilda McFarlane 5.00 Mr. Peter Pusey 4.00 YALLAHS. Mrs. Eliz. Francis 4.00 Mr. & Mrs. J.W. Bowen 4.00 By ,Rev. J. A. Edwards: " J. McIntosh 4.00 Collections and Envelopes 2 9 1*, l\iJ.rs. Rosian Blake 4.00 Deacon C. N. Bogle 050 " Peter Pusey 4.00 Deacon R. Mitchell 0611 Miss Agnes Davis 3.50 Mrs. C. Ambursley 050 Leaderess M. 'Rose 3.00 .f S. E. Bogle 050 Leaderess S. Grey 3.00 Mr. P. A. Loague .• 050 Mrs. Mary Grey 3.00 " & Mrs. E. McPherson 050 ". Ann Du~an 3.UU " ,. JaB. Stewart 060 .. Nancy Richards 3.00 " Eugenia Greene 3.08 i 6 1% " Eliz. DaCQSw- a.oo 50 CONTRIBtiTIONS. $ c. $ c. Mr. & ,Mrs. Favers :1.00 Public Collections 31.75 J:uchardson, ii.UU Missionary Box 3.35 " .. Theo. Saunders 3,00 -Miss Agnes Monteith 3,00 ,,' :ii'rom Almirante $148.50 Leader R. Rowe 3.00 Mr. Saml. Edwards 3 •. 00 CHANGUINOLA. EAST• .. Edward Jones 3.00 .. Richard Tulloch 3.00 Mr. Joseph Patterson 3.00 .. Ephraim Bartholomew 3.00 " & Mrs. Pugh '3.00 " Francis, Smythe 3.00 " S. A. JoneS" 3.00 .. L. G. King 3.00 J. W. McLean 3.00 C. A; Reid .3~OO " ,F.. ,A. Allen 3.00 " A. V. James i.OO " H. Hodgson 3.00 .. A. C. 'Williams 3.00 ., K Daley 3.00 " 'James Brown 3.00 " & Mrs. G. Harrison 3.00 R. E. Reid 3.00 W. M. Carr 3.00 Nathl. Raymond .; 3.00 W.l\1I. Dyman 3.00 " Thoh1as A. Darien 3.00 " & Mrs. Williams a.no Eustace Morgan 3.00 Mrs. Ellen' Hall 3.00 " A. C. Johnson 3.00 .vIr. A. Newell 2.00 .. - Nelson Williams 3'.0,0 " & Mrs. Roberts 3.00 .. P. A. Leslie 3.00 Mrs. Maxwell 3.00 ]\-~aster ~ept. L. Gordon 3.00 .Small Su,ms 8.10 Mr. Thomas E. Ellis 3.00 Public Collections 6.60 .. ' Geo. McKenzie 3.00 Y. P. S. C. E. 8.00 .. Hubert Cla&e lUlU Miss Lilian Richards 2.70 From Changulnola, East $65.70 .. Theresa Stewart 2.50 Dr. J. a. Williams 2.50 CHANGUINOLA. WEST~ Mr. B. P. Wynter 2.50 .. Joseph Wallace 2,50 Deacon James 3.00 Mrs. LilJan Wilson 2.50 Mr. David Dobson 3.00 Miss Julia Ruddock 2.50' " & Mrs. Morais 3.00 Mr. George Walker 2.50 .. " McIntyre 3.00 Mrs. Mary J. Rowe 2.00 " W J1liam Davis .3.00 Mrs. Virginia Wright 2.00 Miss May Toomer 3.00 Miss Neil 2.00 Mr. N. Lawrence 3.00 Mrs. M. Bonner 2.00 " Saml. Cameron 3.00 Small'Sums 12.20 " J. K; Brown .2.50 Pub1ic~ollection8 23.50 Mrs. Annie Thomas 2.00 Y., P. S. C. E. D.OO Small Sums 3.90 ;Miss Mary Gunter 2.50 PlJbll,c ~ollecti.~ns 4.85 From Hewettbn $233.50 From Chan!"1linola, West $37.25 ALMIRANTE. ELENA. Mr: E .. A. Stamp 4.00 Mr. David Lewis 3.00 .. D. A. Rodney 3.60 i..eader Brown 3.00 " Samt. Hylton 3.50 Mr. Ge9rge Brown 3.00 Mrs.. Eliz. Pearson 3<50 ., Charles Thompson 3.00 Mr. Theo; . Pearson 3.00 .. James Smith 3.00 George Hooker 3.00 " Nathl. Buckley 3.00 .. .Henry Anderson 3.00 ., Henry Zoine 3.00 SawL Greaves 3.00 Mrs. R. Docta' . 3.00 George Taxter 3.00 Mr. Peter . Brown & Family 2.60 "3.00 II .. .DitusCampbelI u Edward Samuels 2.50 Benjamin"Mullings 3.00 2.60 3.00 •• & Mrs. F. N. BroWJ;l " Chas. Myrie . Mr. Gale 2.00 .. ' George Spence 3.00 Small Sums 14~10 " Warren S. 'Davis 3.00 public Collections 10.40 " Amos Palmer 3.00 .. - Josiah Laing 3.00 From Elena $58.00 Elisha Bryan 3.00 .. Selvyn Holnes 3.00 " Daniel Heath 3.00 SIBUBI. ·3.00 " William T_uUey Mr. Amos Squire 5.00 " Fred.' Anderson 3.00- 3.60.: .. L.Edwards S.OO Mrs. R. Marshall S.OO " R. Grandison 3.50 .Mrs. Alice Anderson " G. Plummer 3.00, " Mamie Myrie 3.00 3.00 " Amy Prende,rgrast . 3.00 Miss McIntosh . ~tOO Mr. Amos Graham 3.00 Arabella. Parkes Chas. Aftlick 3.00 " Agnes, Spence S.or 3.00 " Rhoda Johnson 3.00 .. David Henry 3.00 If Adolphus Hamilton 3.00 ':Mr. & Mrs. Murphy .. David A. Thompson 3.00 _ Mrs. Florette' Ross 2.00 :M)O 2.00 If J. ~nry " Sarah Evans 2.50 Deacon Sterling 2.00 _'J R. -Gayle Small Sums 11.80 mrs: McIntosh 2·90 CONTRibUTIONS. 51 $' c. $ c; Miss M. Roache __ 2.00 By Rev. T. H. Duncanson $693.30 Mr. J. Gordon 2.00 Or : £69- ,6 7 Small'Sum. 14JW- - Public Collections 22.25 From Sibubi $81.05 GUASITO, SOCAS DEL TORO. DOS- CANOS. By Rev. E. C. Notman: Mr. & Mrs. ~osiah Irving 4.50 Deacon J., E. "James 2.50 .. .. Greene 3.00 Da.vid Daley 2.50 Mr. J. Bailey 3.00 Mrs. A. R. Burnett 2.50 •• Michael Spencer 3.00 " Alice Fagan 2.50 1" Livingstone Grant 3.00 Mr. J. Fagan 2.50 "Henry Brown 3.00 Mrs. Emelia Richards 2.50 Mrs. Wilkins 3.00 Jos. Dennis 2.50 Mr., & Mrs. Hagues 2.20 Mrs. A. Hamilton 2.50

Miss Evlyn Thyme 2.00 Under 5/ i .... 9.10 Small Sums 14.80 ---- Public Collections 27.80 By Rev. E. C. Notman .. $29.10 Or £2 17 7 From Dos Canos $69.30 COLLECTIONS AND STATION EXPENSES.

OHURCHBS. PASTORS. PAOl!:. •TOTAL AMOUNT., EXPENSES • • '-----:- £ s. d. £, s. d. Annotto Bay and Enfield ...... Rev. E. J. Touzalin 20

Balacla,vn, Elderslie Rnd Vauxhall A. Mille!' 20 ...... '0 ... 97 It 8 5 0 0 " Velll-\ (,aslil~, Stokes Hall, Leith Hall &0...... W. Pato Sibley ... 21 22·]0 O~ 3 3 6 Bethany and Stepney &0. •.. •.. ... " A. W. Mpredith ... 2~ 24 10 3! 2 12 Si Beth.. ) Town; Shortwood and St. Leonarda &0. ... " P .. Williams ... 22 6117 7 3 5, 0 \ Bethlehem, Eb~nezer~ &0. .:...... " E.' V.Donaldson .. . 2'4 19 8 6 3 5 6 Betbtephil, Sudbury and Somerton ... {1914 ... " M:. B. Burgess ... 24 10 0 1915 ... " 29 2 0 1 ,~ 0 Brandon Hill, Smithfield, Leiceslerfleld ...... T. B. Sawyers , I ::: 25 30 7.11 1\,17 .11 Brown's' Hall, Ashleyville, &te.... ••. ... ,". L. M. Beverley &; T, .1. GaJlimore ... 25 116 9i: Brown's Town, Grateful Hill. Sburge Town &0. I.·· G. E. Henderson &; A. U. Wood ... 26 51]6• n 3i5 4 1 0 Buli Bay, Bethesda, Tranquility &0...... "00 VI. J. Thompson ... 26 16 8 8 3 6 6 Clarlcsonville, 'Mount Moriah &0...... W. Head ... 27 44 3 5 1 7 ,5 Cloumel, Meek Spring &C...... " F. W.Coore ... 28 1010 " 7~ Enon, Wakefield and Milk River ...... " \V. D. Vaughall ... 28 5 10 0 7 0·' Falmouth, llnity &0...... G. Stode ... 28 46 17 6 2 17 0 Four Paths,Jubilee, Hayes &c...... " J. A. S. Linton 29 3-1 0 0 () 0 " ... ~ FuUersfield...... R. E. Bennett '" 30 .3 6 2 " "- Hewett's ,View ...... W. J. Mornan (Aoting) ... 30 \ 8 12 10 " ! Jericho, Ewarton and Redwood ...... -" E. Price, B.A" B.D. (Aoting) ... 30 19 11 Of 2 lff 0 -0 Kingston, East Queell Street &0. ... e91~ ... ,. W. Pratt M.A. ... 30 5 6 51 1915 ... ~ 67 '7 51 HaBover Street and Clirist Churoh ...... R . .l. L. Knight,IM.A., B.Th. ... 31 16 14 9 " • J' COLLEyTIONS AND S1;AT10~ EXPENSES. F CHURCHES •. \ PAS'.r~>RS. PAGE. TO'l'A.L AMOUNT. ElXPENSBS.

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£. s. d £. 8. d. Linstead, Bethel etc...... ''', Rev. W. C. Bennett .. . 32 7 12 210 66 Lucell, Mount Moriah &0...... " John Yair ... 32 30 8 U 412 It Maldon, Bass Grove &0., ...... R. G. Chambers ... 33 30 0 0 2 18 0 l\!amby Park ...... " V. Davis, B.A., B.D. ... MoukJ&nds, &tc...... "Of E. Mowl ... 33 1815 2 2 0 0 Montego Bay, First Churoh .1914 •...... H. L. Web"ster ... 1 O. 0 " " Second Church ...... " D. M. Roherts ... 34 64 15 11 1 1 0 Mo.-ant Bay, ~rospect foe...... " W. R. 'Phillips ... 35 14 5 0 3 0 0 Monnt Angus, Walling ord; &C...... " C. S. Brown ... 35 13 16 11 :t19 3 Mt. Carey ...... " H. L. Webster (Acting) ... 35 11 16 11 . l\lt. Nebo ...... ,.. ".. C. M. Bennett ... Ocho 'Rios, Three Hilis, MODe"gue ...... C. S. Barron ... 36 12 11 0 210 0 o racl1bess~ and, Friendship ••• ...... " W. D. Henderson ... 36 1817 2i 2 0 0 " Paradisf', Stacey Ville, Waltham &0...... G. Turner .... 37 41 15 8i 4 9 0 Point Hill. 'Mt. Me~rick\.• :&c...... ,. ... " L. M. ,J,3everley ... 37 I} 10 1~ 2 15 7• l'ort Antonio; Hephzibali, f'eUo~ship &c...... " A. V. Petgru.ve ... 3S 2 11, If 4 4 6 Port Maria y~' ' ...... "t, B. B.James .. . 38 9 16,11 6 :; rorus, Zion Hill and Harmans ...... T. M. Walters .. . 39 32 7 7! 3 12 6 Prospect,. 'Unity, etc...... " E. A. &11 .. . 39 15 9 0 . " Refuge, Kelterip.8 &c...... S. H. Helwig ... 40 36 16 0 5 0 0 Rio Bueno, Waltnam Abbey &c...... " T. K Marstun ... 41 10 7' 6i 17 66 Rosewell, Free 'fown &c...... {1D14 ... " B. M. Tharpe ... 41 5 0 1915 ... " ... 13 0 3 2 2 0 I .. Salter's Hill, Lottery &C. ... \ ... W. D. Brown ... 41 21 16 01 St. Ann's Bay ...... " J. 1'. Dillon .... 42 9 ~ 9 310 0' 1.1' COLLEC'l'lONS AND STATION EXPENSI!lS. I , '} ..

OHlJRCHES. PASTORS. PaGE. ---- £. fl. ri. £. .s. d. Sa.vanna.la-Mad Sutoliffe Mt. and 'Mt. Peto &0. ... Rev. A. O. Kirkham .... 42 83 )6 11 .5 5 0 Sharon, Burns tiavo.nnah &0. ... •.. ... S. I. Marson ... ' 43 26 17 4 'S 7 '4 Spanish "1'o\\,n, First Church...... " '1'. G. Somers ... 44 28 8' 6 . 3 18 6 " ". J' Ebenezer. &~ ...... 'f'" W. A. TU!Jker. ... 44 15 10 Il 3 17 0 ' Springftel and B~kingh!lm: •.. • .. ... J. A. J.ones .. , 45 68 Ofl:! :1 6' :O! ·St. Margaret,'sBaJ:, CarmeI'.&c...... " J. E·lteid .... 46 4'2'0 1 IS 0 Stewai·t Town, Gibraltar &c...... ",. J. Thrift ... 47 23 6' () 300 j-~) Ul$tel' Spring, Ebenezer &:c. ... E. J. Douglas 47 21 0 31 ! 3 9 7f" " ."'.

Wlildensift, Trittonville, Hastings &0. ... A. G. Eccleston .. ' 48 31 1 D ~t'. 0 .~ Wal'scip. Litchfield Mt. &0 .. , ... .." E. B. Heighington .. . 48 18 13 0 '2 7 3 Watford Hill, Gurney's Mt. &0...... W. M.Christie ... 4D 18 ., 7 3 10 0 " \ YoJlahs, White Horses, .&0. .. ,. ,,' J. A. Edwards ~ ... 49 13 2 9 2.,4 0

.He-wetton. Chtmquinola &e. •.. ,. T. H. Duncanson ... 49 69 '6 7 292 .Boeas.del Toro ••• i Rev. E. C. Not-man , ... 51 2]7 7 C;)sta. Rioa, Port Limon .) Mr. F. A~ MC;Nish (Personal) ... - 5 0 Mr. S .. J. Alexander . ... - 1 6 (Sp,ecial rorOttYp1an" Br&c) ------'_."'--- 1,491.1· 5 7 138 19 10!

Less Sppcial ContriblHions-for Cayman Brac, accountedl f., in the Casb ~tat.m.nt for 1915 3 11 6 ----~ f" " £1,495 14 1 1;138 19 Hi! ~~ ______~ ______I ... ~l ______~ ______~ ______.. ~ I THE TREASURER IN ACCOUNT WITH THE JAMAICA BAPTIST ~nsStONARY SOCIETY. CR.

, ' ,~ 1915 £, s·. d. 1915 £, s. d . ' 10 Bala.nce inhands of Treasurer Dec. 3].1914 514 8j By Station Expenses as per Tabular in' Rep~t .. " Contri3utions from Churches as per for ]914. ... 13013 3 ~ , 'T,abu ar in Report for 1914 ••• 1,206 0 6! " Share of Expenses of Annual Meeting .. , 26 13 0 "D~ndyTru8tFund for Haiti ... 60 0 0 " Expens~s of Uommittee Meetings ... 30 19 61 ", Savings Bank Interest ... 514 1 " Jamaica. Baptist Reporter ... 11410 6 » Cayman Brae Relief Fund ... 311 6 " Printing Annual Reports, Envelopes etc. '321u'11 " Special Contributiollsfor Cuba ", .. 23 15 0 " Calabar Collelle 300 0 0 " Rent,from prop"rty at Montago Bay ... 24 9 3b ," Home Missions 72 6 0 " Balance due to Treasurer Dec. 31, 1915 ... 48 10 fii '" Buildinl! Grants 89 6 0 " Reserve FU,~d ()f .Jamaica Baptist Union ... 25 0' 0 " Sunday School Society 20,1)1i " ·}4'oreign Missions: BOClas·del·T9:ro ... 99 2 9 Africa .. , 60 0 0 Haiti ... 240 0 0 Cayman Islands. . .. 15 S ,~ -Cuba (Deputation) .... 22 15 '1 ,. Propert.y at Montego Bay- Sucoession Duty, Repai rs, etc. .. .. 73 16 '10 k " Missionary Boxes ... 6 19 9 " Secretary .. . 10 0 0 " Secret~rY's Expenses ... 3184 " Tfeasu'~r's Expen"s .. . 3 13 3

.\ £1,377 15 7 £1,3'17 15 "I

We ~ertify tbat we have eXftJllinpd the above aooounts wit.h the VoucherR and found them correct, shmving a balance of Forty-eight. Pounds 'fen Shillingf' and Five Pence 'l~bree Farthings (£48 lOs. 5fd:~ due to the Treasurer as at 31st Deceml!.er, UJlS. (Signed) DAVID BALFOUR. } Auditors. J.L. KING.' Kiaigston, 17th Aprj), 19J6 YALE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ 3 9002 09360 9577