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COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
OF THE
AND — J3enei)o(ent tfayium^
(INCORPORATED)
WITH I'HE Financial Statement, List of Subscriptions KND DONATIONS,
AND Statistical Table of Cases treated during the Twelve Months, ended Jane 80th, 1899,
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(Seelottft: HENRY FRANKS & 00, PRINTERS, MALOP STREET
MDCCOXCVIZ Ottiee-Beatfeps, 1899-1900
HON. SIDNEY AUSTIN", M.L.O. (Mayor of Geelong)
G. MARTIN, ESQ. C. SHANNON, ESQ.
J. W. SAYER, Eso,
REV. CANON GOODMAN, M.A. HUMBLE, W. ESQ., REV. E. O'BRIEN JACOBS, S. ESQ. REV. A. DAVIDSON JULLIEN, E. L. ESQ. REV. S. KNIGHT MUNDAY, J., ESQ. REV. A. WEBB NICOL, J. ESQ. BRADLEY, W. W.; ESQ. POTTER, W. H. ESQ. 'BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. PURDIE, J., ESQ. FAULKNER,, G. S., ESQ. SMALL, DK. J. GARDINER, W., ESQ. VINES, J., ESQ. HIGGINS, W., ESQ ^imu %ammiittt: GARDINER, W., ESQ. JULLIEN, EL, ESQ HUMBLE, W. ESQ. MUNDAY, J. ESQ. NICOL J., ESQ. ^itttwt*. €ammxitu: BRADLEY, W. W., ESQ. HIGGINS, W., ESQ. BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. KNIGHT, REV. S. VINES, J., ESQ. 'Sjtmomtt tesirjjhtjj ^Iftlikd §9xtttz:
CROKER, P. A., ESQ., M.B., CH.M. SMALL, J., ESQ., F.R.O.S, ED,;
Iflwjmfsrjr l$j:bieal ©FFTAW: KENNEDY, T, J. M., ESQ, M.B., CH.B NEWMAN, F. J., ESQ,, M.B., CH.B. MARWOOD, A. W., ESQ., L.R.O.S., P.ED., L.F.P.S.G. McCALLUM, G., ESQ , M.B., CM. 8etuixt$ wir SujftriBitHbtnt: A. J. REILLY.
KNIGHT, G. A., ESQ., M.B.B.S. MCPHEE, R. G., ESQ, M.B.B.S. foiise ^ittaii ana- %wpxm : Uatrow : A. E. S. VERNON. Miss I. BOLTON;
MRSSES. WHITFIELD AND YOUNG. WM. H. HUDSON. Geelong Infirmary . . AND . . Benevolent Asylum (INCORPORATED)
The FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the General
Committee of Management,
* I "*HE Board of Management of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum have the honour * to submit for the information of the Governors, the Subscribers, and tae General Public, their Forty-seventh Annual Report of the conditions and progress of the Institution, for the year ending 30th June, 1899, together with an Audited Balance Sheet and a synopsis of the finances.
The latter part of the year has been marked by the excessive number of Typhoid cases admitted, which has been a great strain on the resources of the Hospital, both as regards the nursing staff, and from a financial aspect, 99 patients have been treated for this disease, 9 died, and there are remaining at present under treatment, 13. Your committee is glad to he able to to say that notwithstanding the numbers admitted, no case has had to he refused this year, through want of room.
Your Committee, while thanking the many generous subscribers for the way in which they support the Institution, feel it their duty to say that the contributions do not compare favourably with other charities of a like nature (see page 12 re Municipal Grants) and earnestly appeal for help to those who do not subscribe
There are hundreds of non-subscribers in the Town and District, who would never miss a small sum once a year, and to these this request is specially directed.
An effort has been made to induce some of the ladies residing in the town to collect small sums from people whom it is found hard to approach in the usual way.
This systerhj which works very satisfactorily in other centres, has not been marked with 4 any degree of snocess here, as with a few exceptions the cards have heen returned empty.
This has heen disappointing, as it was hoped that a considerahle source of incomo would accrue. Ladies willing to collect are respectfully'solicited to send in their names to ""the Secretary. For every £1 collectedfone/Iri, and two Out-patients tickets will be "issued,
Subscribers are earnestly requested to bringjthe pressing needs of the Institution forcibly before their friends and the public. It cannot fail to strike one that the same names appear year after year on all the ^charitable subscription lists. These generous few are mulcted for every
th||g, ^wlpef i|i'e,*liTjge-; majority "'go^ on' their way, not contributing one penny. It is to this majority that your committee looks for aid, especially as in their ranks will he found the ones who derive the benefits of the Institution.
2,681 eases have received relief, lull particulars are given in the following tables :— In-Door Patients. Males. Females. Total Remaining in the house, 1st July, 1898 40 21 61 Number admitted during the year .. 499 321 820
539 342 881
Discharged, cured or relieved .. 417 274 691 Discharged at own request 11 6 17 Left unrelieved 10 17 27 Died 48 26 74 Number remaining 30th June, 1899 53 19 72
539 342 881 Benevolent Asylum Inmates.
Males. Females. Total Remaining 1st July, 1898 85 38 123 Number admitted during the year 26 13 39
111 51 162
Discharged or left at own request 18 9 27 Died [[[ 14 9 23 Remaining 30th June, 1899 79 33 112
111 51 162 5 Out-Boor Patients. Males. Females Total. Number admitted during the year ...... 889 749 1638 Number of occasions on which they attended ... 5938 The daily average in the House has heen 186*0.
The average rate of mortality has been 9-3 for all eases, and 8-3 for Hospital In-Door Patients. 7 Deaths occurred within 24 hours of admission. This is a low death rate for a General Hospital.
The total number remaining in the House on the 30th June, 1899, was 184.
The Religious Denominations and Birth-places of those treated in the Institution during the year, have heen as follows.
Religious Denominations Birth-Places Ohurch of England 392 Australian Colonies .. 609 Roman Catholic 317 England and Wales ... 190 Presbyterian 129 Ireland .. 150 Wesleyan 133 Scotland ... 67 Other Protestants 72 Other British Possessions 4 „ Foreign Countries ... 21 China 2
1043 1043 Income and Expenditure.
The Receipts for Maintenance during the year, were £6431 6s. lid.; and the total Expenditure under this heading was £5609 4s. 7d.
Under the classification of Building £92 Is. 5d. was paid.
The Bank Overdraft on 30fch June, 1898, was £1650 12s. 5d. This was reduced in July, to £256 5s. 4d, by transferring £1394 7s. Id. from the Endowment Fund to the General Account.
A balance of £252 10s lying to the credit of the Endowment Fund, was subsequently transferred to the General Account, and the Endowment Fund is now practically extinct.
With the coming year a good deal of painting, general renovating and repairs will have to he done, and it is hoped that an increased income will enable your Committee to successfully undertake thiB. 6 Endowment and Reserve Fund,
The amount to the credit of this Fund is only £163 18s.
Average Cost of In-Door Patients.
£ s. d. Amount expended 1st July, 1898 to 30fch June, 1899, ... 5609 4 7 DEDUCT £ s. d- Building 92 1 5 Eepairs—Building Account 10 0 0 Fittings and Furniture, Building Account ... 14 7 3 One-third Drug Account 125 16 7 One-third Doctors' Salaries 57 18 6 Interest on Bank Overdraft 85 16 5
£5223 4 5
Daily average, 186.0 In-door Patients.
Annual average cost, £28 Is. 7d. per head. This is £4 13s. per head less than last year, and £7 2s. 7d. than the year before that.
Considering the excessively high price of provisions, this should be considered a very satisfactory reduction, and is the one and only basis on which calculations can be properly made It would hare heen considerably lower but for tlie enhanced prices ruling for meat, butter, milk, and potatoes, etc., in the early part of 1898.
The milk account has risen from £270 9s. lid. in 1897-98 (when there was a daily average of 192-8 inmates) to £329 18s. 3d. for the year under review with a daily average of only 186; and meat which in the former year cost £554 18s, lOd. has risen to £631. 3s. 8d.
These items have all been adverse to a low cost per head, yet notwithstanding these factors, your Committee, by scrupulous caie and attention to minor,details, is proud to be able to show so large a reduction. Charge for Drugs to Out-Patients,
Every care is taken to prevent this being in the slightest degree oppressive, and all those who are too poor to pay are exempted. The Secretary inquires into each case 4a< increase of £28 10s. shows for the current year, although the numbers treated are less than during 1897-98.
The amounts received in the seven years, since the charge for medicine was first made, are as follows :—
£ s. d. 1892-93 57 1 0 1893-94 65 9 0 1894-95 78 14 0 1895-96 76 13 0 1896-97 78 15 0 1897-98 104 13 6 1898-99 133 3 6
1892-93 1893-94 1894-95 1895-96 1896-97 1897-98 1898-99 Number of Out-Patients 1232 1449 1930 1952 1984 2566 1638 „ „ Attendances 4057 4994 , 6694 0254 7465 8763 5938 Income and Expenditure.
The Receipts for Maintenance during the year, were £6431 6s. lid.; and the total Expenditure under this heading was £5609 4s. 7d.
Under the classification of Building £92 Is. 5d. was paid.
The Bank Overdraft on 30bh June, 1898, was £1650 12s. 5d. This was reduced* in July, to £256 5s. 4d, by transferring £1394 7s. Id. from the Endowment Fund to the General Account.
A balance of £252 10s lying to the credit of the Endowment Fund, was subsequently transferred to the General Account, and the Endowment Fund is now practically extinct.
With the coming year a good deal of painting, general renovating and repairs will have to be done, and, it is hoped, that an increased income will enable your Committee to successfully undertake this. 1 Charge for Drugs to Out-Patients,
Every care is taken to prevent this being in the slightest degree oppressive, and all those who are too poor to pay are exempted. The Secretary inquires into each case An increase of £28 10s. shows for the current year, although the numbers treated are less than during 1897-98.
The amounts received in the seven years, since the charge for medicine was first made, are as follows :—
d. 1892-93 57 1 0 1893-94 65 9 0 1894-95 78 14 0 1895-96 76 13 0 1896-97 ... 78 15 0 1897-98 104 13 6 1898-99 133 3 6
1892-93 1893-94 1894-95 1895-96 1896-97 1897-98 1898-99 Number of Out-Patients 1232 1449 1930 1952 1984 2566 1638 „ „ Attendances 4057 4994 ,6694 0254 7465 8763 5938
Special Donations.
The following amounts received during the year are specially acknowledged by the Committee:— £' s. d. Band Performance (Geelong Garrison Artillery), Johnstone Park ...... 14 7 0 Geelong Charities Fete, per J. H, Grey 52 2 1 United Service Home, per Major Purchas 50 0 0 Band Collection, Queenscliff, per B. Tobias 20 0 0 Fox Hunt, per Bellarine Herald ... 0 10 0 Easter Collection, Queenscliff, per Major Stanley 6 2 2 J. C. (as unpresented cheque) ...... 20 0 0 Proceeds Bazaar, per Pupils of Misses Bews and Bedford 14 10 3 8
Hospital Sunday Collections.
Received and distributed by the'Hospital Sunday Commitee, per A. J. Reilly, Hon. Treasurer. £ a. d. Roman Catholic Cburcb.es, Geelong, per Yen. Archdeacon Slattery 50 0 0 United Methodist Free Church, Pakingfcon Street, per J. H. Marshall ...... » ... 2 3 10 St, Matthew's Sunday School, per G. F. Belcher ...... 10 0 Presbyterian Church, North Shore, per Rev, A. White ... 2 12 6 „ Little River „. „ ... 0 10 0 Bellarine and Portarlington Presbyterian Church, per T. Brown 2 4 8 Church of England, Drysdale, per Rev. T. Quinton ...... 2 0 0 „ ., Bellarine „ „ ...... 0 5 10 St. George's Church of England, Queenscliff, per J. H. Henley ... 2 16 St. Thomas' „ „ Winchelsea, per Rev. J. Freeman 3 7 9 Presbyterian Church, Lismore, per E. Currie ...... 5 0 0 . „ ,. Winchelsea, per Rev. W. H. Hardie ... 4 7 10 Church of England, Inverleigh, per Rev. A. Maxwell -,- 0 15 3 „ „ Murgheboluc „ „ ... 0 9 9 „ „ Leigh Road „ „ ... 0 8 9 Belmont Baptist Sunday School ...... 13 6 Lutheran Church, Germantown, per Rev..L. Schulze ... 2 5 6 'Primitive Methodist, Church, Pakington St., per Rev. J. Wilson 2 9 0 „ i, „ Chilwell „ „ 2 14 St. James' Church of England, Mortlake, per J. Wagg ... 2 6 10 St. John's „ „ Kolora „ ... 0 11 3 Presbyterian Church, Inverleigh, per R. Dickson ...... 4.18 9 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Queenscliff, per O. V. Crow 1 17 0 Connewarre Mission Presbyterian Church, per Rev. R. Jones ... 1 10 0 Presbyterian Church, Geelong West, per F. J. Leary ... 1 12 10 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Geelong, per Rev. O. J. Baird 2 18 0 Baptist Church, Aberdeen Street, per D. Harvie ...... 7 10 11 St. John's Church of England, Highton, per Rev. Cameron ... 1 19 0 Holy Trinity, Barrarbool „ „ 0 16 0 Yen, Archdeacon Slattery ...... ,.. * ... 0 5 0 9
£ b a.
.Presbyterian Church, Russells Bridge, per Rev. A. S, Houston ... 1, 5 0 „ „ Batesford „ „ ,„ 11 4 „ ,i. Anakie „ „ ... 12 3 „ „ Sutherland's Creek,, „ .„ 1 15 9 „ „ Barrarbool, per R, Fletcher ...... 2 16-9 Wesleyan Churches, Yarra-Street Circuit, per Rev. E, T. Oox ... 14 0 0 All Saints' Church, Newtown, per F. Shrimpfcon ...... 12 6 5 Wesleyan Churches, Geelong West Circuit, per Rev. J. A. Marsland 8 12 3 ; Church of Christ, Hope Street, per Mr, Seedsman ... . ,., 0 16 0 Presbyterian Church, Werribee ...... 110 St. George's Presbyterian Church, Geelong, per Chas. Shannon... 8 12 6 Reformed Presbyterian Church, per R. Moore ...... 2 0 0 Baptist Church, Fenwiok Street, per W. W. Bradley ... 3 10 0 Church of England, Murradoc, per Rev. T. Quinton.,. ... 0 12 7 St. Mark's Church of England, Leopold, per 0. Howard ,.. 19 6 Church of England, St. Albans „ ... 0 5 6 Presbyterian High Church, per J., McGill ...... b 10 0 Lutheran Church, Germantown, per Rev. G. Heyer ... 4 2 8 Christ and St. Matthew's Churches, per Hon. Treasurer ... 11 15 10 Presbyterian Church, Ryrie Street, per J. Nicol ...... 6 0 0 St. Paul's Church of England, per J. W. Sayer ...... 21 0 0 Presbyterian Church, Derrinallum, per E. Currie ...... 010 0 Church of England, Lara, Little River, Anakie, per Rev. A. Kellaway ...... 4 4 6 Congregational Church, Geelong, per E. G. Gurr ...... 5 9 0 „ „ North Geelong „ ...... 1 5 6 Shelford Presbyterian Church, per J. Bell ... ••• 3 8 4 St. John's Church of England, Portarlington, per S. Mitchelhill 19 9 Presbyterian High Church (1897 account) ... ••• 7 0 0 Free Presbyterian Church, Geelong- .,. .... , - — ^
•a 10 Inspector of Charities Report.
Mr. F. T. Short, Inspector of Charities visited the Institution on 25th October. The following are extracts from his Report to the Hon. the Treasurer of' Victoria :•— "The Wards, &c. were clean and in good, order. The institution is particularly well managed." "The fire* appliances appeared to,, he satisfactory. The, male staff,, are. trained in the use of the fire hose, and during my. visit; they were put to the test, and the system seemed to work well." " The Operating Theatre is a new building, and is built on the most approved principles. The possession of such a fine operating theatre is a. credit to. the, institution. Improvements.
The open Channel in front of the Hospital, of which so many complaints have been made on previous occasions, has been improved by an- underground drain connected with the main sewer. Mr, McKeDzie, the Engineer to, the. Geelong Town. Council, very, kindly undertook; to supervise the work,, and, it is hardly, necessary to add that this was done in a masterly manner. The Geelong Town Council gave a contribution, of. £10 towards, the cos,t of this, for which your Committee begs io thank them. A plant for the manufacture of Soda Water, Lemonade, or any other rated Drink required, together with the necessary bottles has been purchased, and has worked since January with gratifying success, saving the Institution a very considerable sum ; various minor details too numerous to mention have also been introduced;
Dr. G. McCallum, Resident Surgeon, resigned in September, and Drs. Knight and McPhee were appointed 'respectively, as senior and junior Resident Surgeons- They have justified their selection.
The Trainees continue to perform their duties with care and attention The whole staff works well, each member loyally supporting the Officers, and taking an interest in his or her Bpecial department.
The Committee is pleased to note that the Work of the Hospital haB gone on evenly and pleasantly during the year, and they gladly recognise the tact and ability of the Superintendant. Benevolent Asylum. The beds are always full, and a certain number bf application's though urgent,.have to' be refused admission pending a vacancy.
Increased accomodation will have to be faced at no distant date.
EMertainments in Aid.
There is no doubt that much more might be done in the way of providing amusements for the public, and at the same time having a substantial profit to hand over to local charities.
Gifts in Kind.
Tour Committee is much obliged' to all friends of the Institution who have contributed under this heading, and would be thankful to see the numbers increase.
Only a few, a'very few, of the farmers and orehardists of the district send vegetables or fruit, both being in much demand with our inmates.
Such articles as firewood, fruit, vegetables, worn clothing, old linen, &c, will always be gratefully received.
M& Municipal Grants.
The Hon. the Treasurer of Victoria has drawn special'Attention to the small amount contributed by the Shires and Municipal'Bodies of the town and district as compared 'with otheu, parts of the colony and writeR, " It cannot be conceived that the Municipal Bodies of your district would refuse to recognize their responsibility 'and substantially increase their grants if they were appealed to."
All have been appealed to more than once, and several have increased their donations. The Geelong Town Council wrote " that they were umible to grant the request at 'present.'" Some of the Councillors expressed a hope that the Council would dealmore liberally with the Hospital when the estimates for the next year Were being prepared. The Mayor in reply' '•' said' that the Counoil recognized that the Hospital was an institution deserving of .more liberal support, biit the funds were not available to comply 'with the claims for increased assistance just now." 12
Appended herewith is a comparative statement of the municipal grants and private subscriptions, together with the daily average of inmates of several other Institutions in Victoria, for the year ended June 30th, 1898,
Table showing Contributions towards Maintenance of Hospitals and Benevolent Asylums for the year ended 30th June, 1898;
Dally Average GOT eminent Municipal Rate for Contribuutions Rate for PatlentB" Institutions. of Inmates and Grant Amount. Daily Average raised. locally. Dally Average Contributions Patients.. Grant.
£ s d £ s d £. s d £ s d £ s d £ a Ararat 52-8 900 0 0 211 1 8 3 19 11 359 0 0 6 16 0 61 10
Ballarat 119-6 3000 0 0 349 2 0 2 18 3 1627 0 0 13 12 1 476 18
Bendigo 111-5 3400 0 0 335 10 0 3 0 2 2016 0 0 18 1 7 300 19
Geelong 1935 3000 0 0 84 O O 0 8 8 1253 O O 6 9 6 828 14
Hamilton 75-2 1150 0 0 485 0 0 6 8 11 770 0 0 10 .4. '9- 73 8 1
Horsham 26-3 420 0 0 244 0 0 9 5 6 94 0 0 3 11 '6 181 9
Warrnambool 76-0 1050 0 0 232 0 0 3 10 466 0 0 6 2 6 85 11
A careful perusal of these figures, will show that the Municipal Grant, viz.—£84 towards thiB institution by the local bodies is ridioulously small, when compared with Ballarat, £349, Bendigo, £335, Horsham, £244, Hamilton, £485, etc. Nor do the private contributions come up to those of the places named. Ballarat Municipalities also contribute nearly £500 annually to their Benevolent Asylum, which is a separate Institution, and Bendigo £280.
As stated elsewhere 99 cases of Typhoid and 26 of Diptheria have been treated at your Hospital during the past year, at great expense.
It should be remembered that the Hospital admits these infectious diseases against its.own Rules, and takes a heavy burden, which rightly belongs to the aforesaid bodies, and it is now hoped that they will recognise their responsibility, and substantially increase their grants to bring themselves in line with other districts, and so prevent further comments by the Hon. the Treasurer, as already quoted. Failing this, your Committee sees no other alterr native but to charge each district with its own infectious cases. This is already being done , at Creswick, and several other places.
Me Hospital Sunday The collections last year showed a falling off £19 6s. 7d, which is to he deplored,. *3
The amount received year by year is steadily decreasiug. In 1889 .it was £484 16s., for the year under review, £228 8s. 7d. It is hoped that in the coming October, the amount will show an increase.
The present system of making a special collection and calling it Hospital Sunday, subsequently allocating a certain percentage to the Ladies' Benevolent .Society, and the Homcspathic Dispensary is not entirely satisfactory.
Some churches do not adhere to the rate of distribution decided upon' by the''1 Hospital Sunday Committee, making their own allocations, and in some instances, giving'' as much as half their collections to the Ladies' Society. It would be far better to have one collection entirely for the Hospital, and another for the other Societies, donators1 would then know exactly to what they were giving. Then again, some Churches take" out from the Hospital Sunday Collections an amount equivalent to their average collections, the Sunday Fund receiving the surplus. In these cases it would be tetter' if the; Clergy and Ministers would consent to have small envelopes placed in each pew and the special donation placed therein. • .'"
Report of Monthly Visitors for the Year.
JULY 13th, 1898. Mr. W. Higgins reported having visited the Institution, in conjunction with Rev. A. Webb; they found everything clean, orderly, and in its usual satisfactory state..'
AUGUST 10th, 1898. Mr. G. S. Faulkner reported having visited the Institution, and finding every• thing clean, neat, and in good order. The Rev. E. O'Brien wrote endorsing Mr. Faulkner's, report.
SEPTEMBER 13th, 1898 The Rev. A. Davidson had found everything' in a very satisfactory' state. He recommended, however, that the House Committee should take steps to have the broken flags repaired, and the ground levelled outside the kitchen door. The President' endorsed the Revd. Gentleman's report, and said he had enquired carefully for complaints hut received none. ' '••'•''
OCTOBER 12th, 1898, . i . Dr. J. Small and the Hon. J. H. Connor were well pleased with every thing in the Institution .and, gave a satisfactory report. , . , i'4
NOVEMBER lOfcb, 1898. Mr. L Pdrdie, on DeHalf of himself and the Rev. E."*: COX, reported they1 had found everything in good order, and were well pleased with their Inspection. Mr. Purdie remarked that some of the dead trees might he removed.
DECEMBER 14th, 1898. A report was submitted by Mr. GL Martin and Rev. Oauon Goodman, to the effect that they had carefully examined the whole premises. The wards were found clean, in good order, and with every appearance of efficent management. They, regretted that the drain in front of the Hospital had not yet been commenced, they also suggested that garden seats, with sloping hacks, should he bought for the use of Patients on the balconies.
JANUARY 11th, 1899. Messrs. J. Vines and H< B, Brown gave a satisfactory report, they found everything in good order, and were well satisfied with their inspection.
FEBRUARY 8th, 1899. Mr. W. W. Bradley reported that the cleanliness of the Institution was as usual, perfect. Mr. Shannon, the other visitor, said he agreed with the report. They had, however, to complain of the quality of the bread; the Secretary informed the meeting the cause of this, and that it was an isolated case.
MARCH 8th, 1899. The Hon. J. H. Connor in his report said he was thoroughly satisfied with his inspection, and found no complaints.
APRIL 12th, 1899. In company with Mr. Gh S. Faulkner, the Rev. A. Webb visited the Institution for the month, and found everything in perfect order, grounds well kept, wards clean and neat, and had no recommendations to make.
MAY 10th, 1899. The Rev. Father O'Brien reported that he had found everything in excellent order, during his visit to the Institution in May.
JUNE 14th, 1899.
In the R*6v. A. Davidson's report, he said he found eterything in a satisfactory condition, and heard no complaints. Dr. Smill endorsed the Rev, Gentleman's 'statements, IS Infectious, Ward.
To mark the Diamond Jubilee of'Her, Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, a movement was inaugurated for the erection of an Infectious Ward in connection with'your Hospital.
A sum of about £1432 is available and it is proposed to erect a Ward containing 16 beds in the Hospital Grounds.
Dr. J. Small has, gone to a lot of trouble and given .his valuable time in obtaining plans on the most modern principles, and much other valuable information, At a meeting of the Committee held recently at the Town Hall, he laid the said.plans before His, Worship the Mayor, which could be erected in brick for £1680. A similar building he informed the meeting could be built at a little less cost if constructed of wood, but he strongly recommended bricks.
Should the subscribers and Committee agree to this proposal, it will be necessary to raise the extra funds at an early date, so as to be ready for the Typhoid and Diptheria next year. A sum of £200 will also be necessary to furnish the building throughout.
It is thought thap no great difficulty will be found in collecting the £450 required when the public sees that the movement is really within a fair distance of accomplishment, considering the pressing and urgent need of such accommodation and the important town and district to which we minister.
Honorary Medical Staff.
The Honorary Medical Staff consists of Drs. Newman, Marwoou, Kennedy and McCallum, with Drs. Croker and Small as Honorary Consulting Surgeons, The first lour now, retire hut are eligible for re-election.
Dr. J. Small was appointed Honorary Consulting Surgeon in April last, and Dr; MoCalhini Was elected to fill his place.
On behalf of the Subscribers the thanks of the Committee are tendered to these gentlemen for their kind .attention to the Patients during the year.
Christmas Festivities.
'I he thanks of your Committee are gratefully tendered to all who by their generosity and practical .sympathy, helped to make the Xmas,Season a happy one at the Hospital for the patients' and inmates. 16 M& Factory and Workshop Employees Subscriptions.
In last year's Report, managers and proprietors of Shops and Factories were asked to bring before their employees the system of small voluntary allowances each pay day, every employee receiving a certain wage, to give say, one penny per week. During the current year, employers of "labour in the town and district were written to, asking their kind interest in this system, and requesting their permission for a collecting box to be sent to them. It is with regret that we have to report 'that from upwards of a hundred to whom this request was made, only two firms considered it necessary to reply.
Collections in State Schools.
Collecting Lists were sent to every School in the District, and although the amounts contributed have not been large, it is gratifying to see that the children and teachers take .sufficient interest to collect what they have.
Children cannot be taught too early, that it is their duty to help the sick and helpless to the best of their ability; as they are then more likely to remember their responsibility on attaining adult life.
Many of their little companions pass through the wards annually.
A list of Schools which contributed is appended.
No. £ S. d.
State School, Aireys Inlet 0 6 0
1195 11 » North Pay wit 0 6 6
124 n i' Cowies Creek ... 0 12 &• 894 >' n Wensleydale .0 17 6
541 ii n East Geelong 0 3 10
1691 ii n Fyansford 0 10 6 256 ii ii Freshwater Greek 0 4 7 2015 ii it Winchelsea • ... 0 17 5 ii ii Chilwell ... 1 13 7 1094 »i n Swanston Street ) •• 0 2143 ii ii South Geelong / ... 2 6
1492 ii u Ashby ,„ 2 3 6 i7
No. £ s. d. 1386 State School—Lethbridge ...... 0 12 6 1424 „ „ Lake Elingamite ...... 0 5 0 1190 „ QueenBcliff ...... 0 14 0 940 „ ,„ Muroon ...... 0 5 0 Girls High School, Aberdeen Street... 0 5 1
£li 18 0 '
Charities Fete.
A fete and procession in aid of the Charities of the town was inaugurated during the year, and your Institution received £52 2s. Id as its share. Ou behalf of the subscribers your Committee desires to tender its grateful thanks to those gentlemen who gave their valuable time and services to make the movement a success. It is sincerely hoped, now that this has been started, that it will not be allowed to lapse. The Bendigo Charities receive over £2000 annually from their Easter Pair.
The St. Patrick's Society decided to give the proceeds of their Sports Gathering to the Hospital, but owing to the inclemency of the weather, the attendance was so small, that the meeting had no surplus to give. Your Committee hereby tenders it thanks to the promoters for their kind intentions.
M& Providing a Bed.
To those who may be disposed to signalise any particular year by giving a special donation, your Committee would commend the maintenance of a bed. The estimated cost of each bed on an average of years is about £75 ; if therefore, anyone alone or in conjunction with others contributes that sum, he will have the satisfaction of knowing that thereby a bed is maintained for a year, in other words, that he has provided for about ten patients, allowing each an average psriod of residence, viz.—34.15 days.
The system of endowing a bed in perpetuity, in memory of deceased relatives, (the names of the donors being inscribed on a tablet at the Hospital) is respectfully suggested to your notice as being a noble and charitable way of perpetuating their memory.
C i8 Honorary Solicitor.
W. Higgins, Esq. has kindly consented to act as Honorary Solicitor to the Institution
Gift of Ice.
Your Committee begs to gratefully thank Messrs. Humble & Nioholson, for, their generosity, in supplying Ice throughout the whole of last Summer and Autumn, free of oharge. Also to Messrs. Webber & Son for supplying saw-dust.
Votes of Thanks.
The thanks of the Subscribers are hereby tendered to the Ladies' Flower Mission ; also to Mr. H. McGregor for loan of flags, and to all those societies and individuals who have given or promoted Concerts or Entertainments, for the amusement of the patients and inmates. Your Committee begs to thank the proprietors of the following papers, viz:—" Argus," "Australasian," "Age," "Leader," Geelong Advertiser," '''Geelong Times," "Ballarat Star," " Ballarat Courier," and " Advocate" for the gratuitous supply of their papers, which are much appreciated.
M& Subscribers Giving Tickets of Admission.
All Subscribers are earnestly requested to make searching enquiry into each and every case before giving a ticket, either as an In or Out-Patient. Subscribers have it in their own hands to protect the Institution from being imposed upon, by satisfying themselves that applicants are unable to pay for outside medical treatment.
General Committee of Management.
The Rev. E. T. Cox owing to his removal to another Colony, resigned in April and the Rev. S. Knight was elected to fill his place. He retires in accordance with your rules, but is eligible " for re-election.
With great regret we have to record the death of the Hon. J. H. Connor, M.L.O., Vice- President, who always took a keen interest in the Institution, and who was for many years a Member of Committee.
These vacancies with five others makiag the statutory six'will have to be filled at the forth• coming Annual Meeting. 1$ Committees.
Tables are attached showing that during the past year, 15 meetings of the General Committee of Management, 51 of the House Committee, and 12 of the Finance Committee have been held.
The thanks of the subscribers are due to the Members of these Committees for their regular attendance.
Final.
The Members of your Committee who have been longest in office, and therefore retire under the provisions of the Act of Parliament regulating the Charities, in addition to the Eev. S. Knight previously mentioned are, the Eev. Allan Webb, Messrs. C. Shannon, J. Vines, J. JS'iool, and H. Blomfield Brown.
These gentlemen are all eligible for re-election.
GEO. MARTIN, Acting President. July 12tb, 1899. 20
ATTENDANCE LIST.
is.t JULY, 1898, to 30th JUNE, 1899.
NAMES.
Grey, J, H., President Hon. J. H. Connor, M.L.C. \ Vice-Presidents. Martin, G. ( Sayer, J. W., Hon. Treasurer Goodman, Rev. Canon Davidson. Rev. A. ... Webb, Rev. A. ... Cox, Rev. E. T. ... O'Brien, Rev. E. ... Bradley, W. W. ... Brown, H. B. Jullien, E. L. Gardiner, W. Higgins, W. Humble, W. Munday, J. Nicol, J. Faulkner, G. S. Shannon, C. Vines, J. PurdieJ. Small, Dr. J. Knight, Rev. S. 21
DISTRICTS from which Patients of Hospital and Inmates of Benevolent Asylum have been received during the Year ended June 30th, 1899.
SB a a
•£ a fk a Hospital . BS a
£ ° No . o f Day s i n Out-Patients . Inmate s o f Ben e volen t Asylum . j No . o f Day s i n | Out-Patients . ' Hospital. Remaining from last year 61 2626 128 Shire of Bannockburn •Darriwell 1 Geelong 295 6-01 941 lo ftberinghap ] 1 3 Inveileigh 3 43 2 1 Leigh Road 9 329 5 Geelong "West 91 2821 260 4 Letfrbridge 12 217 4 1 Murgheboluo 2 39 1 Newtown & Chilwell • 82 2320 134 2 Sutherland's Creek .. 1 34 3
Queenscliff ... 19 636 10 1 Shire of Ballan— ! Beremboke 2 43 Morrisons . 1 7 1 Belmont... 6 72 20 Breakwater 1 10 5 Shire of Corio— Connewarre 11 179 8 Bateaford 2 49 2 German town 10 211 9 Cowies Creek. 6 111 7 Highton 5 72 7 Fyansford 6 100 10 Marshalkown 6 1«9 9 Heme Hill 1 2 4 Barwon Heads 5 Lara 17 205 13 Lovely Banks 4 33 8 Bellpost Hill 1 'l Shire of Barrarbool- North Geelong 9 130 11 Barrarbool Hills 2 36 Ceres 3 27 5 Clifford ... 1 17 1 Shire of Hampden- Freshwater Creek Camperdown 2 92 3 2 40 6 Terang ... Gnarwarre 2 12 4 1 83 2 Jan Juc ... 10 250 5 Modewarre 17 286 1 Shire of Leigh— Mt, Duneed 1 46 1 1 Mt. Moriao Bokewood 80 Pettavel 6 249 4 1 Shelf ord... 3 1S9 2 Paraparap S 59 1 Teesdale 4 139 1 1 Torquay... 1 44 Warrembene 1 8 Waura Ponds 1 6 2 Mt, HeBse Maude ... 4 56 3 2 7 2 Shire of Meredith- Anakies... 3 118 Shire ot Bellarine— Bamganie 1 21 JDrysdale • 11 281 15 Meredith 3 159 6 Leopold... 9 146 13 2 Steiglitz 14 619 8 I Curlewis 1 19 Sheoaks ,. 1 38 Mannerim 1 8 2 Cargarie 1 8 Moolap ... S 37 10 Ocean Grove 4 63 9 Portarlington IS 381 8 Shire of Wyndham— St. Albana 6 83 6 Little River • 1 14 2 1 Wallington 3 63 2 Werribee 4 103 Point Henry 4 Mt. Roth well 1 2 Swan Bay 1 You Yanga 1 Point Lonsdale
692 181.38 1611 149 118 2873 89 10 DISTRICTS, &o. (continued).
ta Ji a Hi Hospital . Hospital .
is I n Patients . Out-Patients . No . o f Days-i n volen t Asylum . J go No . o f Day s i n
s | Ont-Patients . j Inmate s o f Bene ! Shire of Winchelsea— Gippslstid 58 Aireij'B Inlet 2 35 Horsham Buckley's Boad 1 Jamieson 71 Bambra ... 1 Longwood Birregorra ... 1 15 1 Melbourne io 260 2 1 Mertou ...... 29 Cape Ottway 1 WincheUiea 3 38 3 Mooney Ponds 26 Wordibolnc 2 29 Mooroopna Wonabete - 1 13 1 North Richmond ... 3 Lome ,. 1 18 New South Wales ... 48 Port Melbourne 20 Apollo Bay 1 Sandhurst ... 2 Tasmania Ballarat... 21 3 18 2 Warrnambool 61 Bacchus Marsh 1 1 On Board Ship 2 188 5 Colac 3 41 3 Cardigan .. No Residence 32 9i5 16 2 Oressy ... flemington 1 3 54 1697 28 2
17 216 15 1 Grand Total ... 881 22918 1638 162 GEELONG INFIRMARY AND BENEVOLENT ASYLUM (IM COBPOBATBD)
DR. Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for the Year from 1st July, 1898 to 30th June, 1899. GR.
MAINTENANCE. BUILDINGS. MAINTENANC E. BUILDING. & B. d. & a. d. £ s. d. £ a. d. To Government Grant 3450 0 0 By Building 92 1 5 „ Grants by Municipalities 164 0 0 „ RepairB to Building ...... 64 18 3 „ Private Contributions ... 1129 16 9 „ FittingB and Furniture ... 14 7 3 „ Proceeds of Entertainment in aid ... 74 9 11 „ Groceries and General Stores .. 814 4 11 „ Hospital Sunday Collections 228 8 7 ,, Meat 631 3 8 „ Legacies 14 11 0. „ Milk 329 18 3 „ Interest, Thompson Bequest, etc. ... 305 3 6 „ Bread 250 15 1 „ Patients' Contributions 826 7 1 „ Fish 104 5 5 „ Out-Patients' Fees 133 3 6 „ Fuel and Light 320 11 3 „ Sale of Refuse and Sundries 18 7 7 ,. Medical Comforts 98 8 6 „ Government re Lunatics 77 0 0 ,, Drugs, Surgical Instruments, etc. 377 9 10 „ Transferred from Endowment Fund 1646 17 1 „ Bedding, Clothing and General Outfit 96 8 9 ^Sundries 9 19 0 „ Printing, Advertising and Stationery.. 69 10 0
CATQ A „ Collector's Salary 100 0 0 out O * u „ ,, Commission ... 51 11 1 ,, Funeral Expenses 29 15 0 „ Supervision, Medical Staff, etc. 659 6 8 „ Wages of Servants and Attendants ... 1281 9 11 ,, Sanitation ...... 43 8 0 ,, Interest 85 16 5 „ Insurance 28 2 7 „ Other Expenses 75 12 4
5502 15 11 106 8 8 . „ Bank Overdraft, 1897-98 ... 1650 12 5 „ Cheque outstanding, No, 49,756 0 16 5 „ Cheque Outstanding, No 50130 ... 0 17 9 ,, Bank Balance, June 30th, 1899 818 8 4 £8079 1 9 £7972 13 1 106 8 8
[Sigwd) J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. A. J. REILLY, Secretary. Audited and found correct,
«, T,inH.i.,Q (tegrieo") JOHN A_WHITFIELD, "Ij^ d Auditors. Geelong, July 10th, 1899. A. J. YOUNG, j GEELONG INFIRMARY AND BENEVOLENT ASYLUM (IUCOHPOEATBri
DR. RESERVE and ENDOWMENT FUND for the Year ended 30th June, 1899. GR.
1898. £ 3. d. £ s. d. 1S99 £ s. d. s. d. July 1- •To Amount brought forward... 1804 1 7 June 30—By Amount of Government In• ,, Increase in value, Two scribed Stock ... 100 0 0 Colonial Bank Shares ... 10 8 ,. 2- Colonial Bank Shares „ Interest to General Account 10 14 (Preference) ...... 14 0 0 1825 4 4 „ Deferred Colonial Bank Deposit SeceiptS ... 49 18 0 163 18 0 ., Amount transferred to General Account .. 1646 17 1 „ Colonial Deposit Beceipts transferred to General Account 3 14 6 1650 11 7 „ Interest to General Account 10 14 9 10 14 9 £1825 4 4 1899. £1825 4 4 July 1—Amount to Credib of Fund 163 18 0
{Signed) J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Audited and found correct, _ A. J. REILLY, Secretary. (SiSMd) i^. #6UNGHITFIELD' i " Auditors, GEELONG INFIRMARY AND BENEVOLENT ASYLUM (IUCOEPOEATED)
MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT CURRENT
ASSETS. LIABILITIES. 1899. £ s. d. 1899, MAINTENANCE June 30—Firewood in Stock 67 10 0 £ B-. d. Stock of Goods in Matron's Store ... 144 16 11 June 30--Unpaid Accounts 593 11 1 Stock of Goods in General Store 91 5 0 Outstanding Cheque 0 17 9 Drugs, &c, ... 151 0 0 ,—— Balance ... 1083 11 "5 Surgical Appliances ... 175 0 0 Revenue from Thompson Beqnest for ensuing year ... 190 0 0 Brandy in Bond 50 0 0 Bank Balance ... 818 8 4
£1678 0 3 £1678 0 3
E. & 0. E. A. J. REILLY,
Geelong Hospital, 10th July, 1899. Secretary.
We have examined the Accounts and Books, and verified the Securities and Policies of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum (Incorporated), for the year from 1st July, 1898, to 30th Jnue, 1899, and hereby certify that the same are correct, and truly set out the financial condition of the Institution, its income from all sources and its expenditure on all accounts The Balance Sheets to which we have appended our signatures are correctly made up from the books of the Institution and truly represent.the contents of the same, and the financial position of the Geeloug Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum (Incorporated) .
(Signed) JOHN A. WHITFIELD, I T. J * A. J. YOUNG, ( Ijloensed Auditors. 26 STATISTICAL STATEMENT
RETURN showing persons who were admitted as Hospital Patients treated for eaoh Disease in the Geelong Infirmary, who were Discharged and who died during the Year ended 30th June, 1899; also the Aggregate Number of days they were in Hospital-
Dis• -a Dis• V charged a charged Q (not in• Died. (not in• Died, cluding 5 cluding Deaths.) Deaths.) S X to it CLASS, SUB-CLASS & DISEASE utn (Bot h Sexes) , CLASS, SUB-CLASS k DISEASE
^ j- amber s o f day m d Death s onl y "3 t .Si a U5 3~ TN EN it U
| Females . j Females . 1 Aggregat e n i n Hospital . s | Female s J Females . | Tota l Di-c [ (Bo t
I,-^SPEOIFIO FEBRILE OR ZrKOTIO DISEASES. III— DIETIO DISEASES 1 Starvation, Want of Breast SUB-CLASS i.-Miasmatic Milk ... 1 1 17
Diseases. TOTAL CLASS III, 1 I 17 1 Influenza ... 8 10 I 19 .823 2 Diphtheria 16 32 517 3 Typhoid, Enteric Fever 16 43 SS 5 4 86 867S IV.-CONSTITUTIONAL Total Sub-Class I, 66 61 6 4 137 4513 DISEASES.
1 Rheumatic Fever, Ttheumitlsm of Heart n 4 15 411 SUB-CLASS 2-Diarrhcnal 2 Hheumatlsm is 2 15 849 Diseases 3 Gout 3 2 5 75 4 Cancer, Maligant Disease ... 7 1 C 1 18 549 1 Diarrhcea ... 2 2 5 Tubercular Meningitis (Acute 1 5 58 Hydrocephalus) ... 2 2 26 6 2 8 110 2 Dysentery .., 6 Phthisis 5 8 2 15 562 Total Sub-Class 2. 8 4 7 Other Forms of Tuberculosis, 1 IS 168 Scrofula, &c. ' 2 4 1 7 332 8 Purpura, Hemorrhagic Diathesis 1 1 25 SUB-CLASS t>.—Venereal 9 Anaemia, Chlorosis, Leucocy- tha?mia 2 4 6 112 Diseases 10 Diabetes Mellitus ... 1 1 54 1 Syphilis ...... TOTAL OASES IV. 44 39 9 3 85 2984 1 4 4 4 3 Gonorrhrea,Stricturcof Urethra 4 249 Total Sub-Class 6. 4 T~ ... 6 553 VI—LOCAL DISEASES.
SUB-CLASS.— Septic Diseases SUB.CLASS l-Diseases of 1 Erysipelas ... 1 1 41 the Nervous System 2 Fyajmia, Septicemia 1 1 8 S 8 26 1 Inflammation of Brain or its 3 Puerperal Fever (Peritonitis) 1 1 4 6 Membranes 4 4 72 75 2 Apoplexy ... Total Sub-Class 6 i 1 2 4 62 66 8 8 161 E0 9 8 Hemiplegia, Brain Pralysls !!'. 4 1 5 885 TOTAL CLASS r. 4 Paralysis 1 1 59 5 Insanity (General Paralysis of Insane) 15 22 1 88 378 6 Chorea 2 2 72 7 Paraplegia, Diseases of Spinal III.—PARASITIC DISEASES. Chord ... 1 1 2 63 8 Diseases of Brain (unspecified), including Congestion 4 8 12 174 1 Hydatids... 3 1 3 30 25 34 2 . 38 1234 TOTAL CLASS 11. 3 I 3 30 Total ISub-Class 1. 7 27
STATISTICAL STATEMENT.—CONTINUED
Dis• DIs Riff charged charged £ So (not in• Died. Q T-IW v. (not in• Died. cluding cluding Deaths.) «j o g Deaths.) CLASS,SUB-CLASS & DISEASE CLAES.SUB-CLASS SC DISEASE o 5 v TI-- W "lis S'-a s ?> ox:
V 1 v 1=1
7— SUB-GLASS 2—Diseases of SUB-CLASS DISEASES OF the Organs of Special URINARY SYSTEM 1 Nephritis Sense. 2 Bright's Disease .,, 3 Urffimia... 1 Otitis, Otorrhea ... 4 Diseases of Bladder and of S Epistaxis and Diseases of Nose 20 Prostate 3 Opthalmia and Diseases of Eye 106 5 Diseases of Kidneys(unspecified
Total Sub-Class 2 226 Total Sub-Class 7 11 34
SUB-CLASS 3—Diseases of SUB-CLASS 8—DISEASES OF Circulatory System TLIE ORGANS OF GENERATION 1 Endocaiditis, Valvular Disease 1 Ovarian Disease lfil 2 Diseases of Uterus and Vagina 2 Pericarditis 42 8 Disorders of Menstruation ... S Hypertrophy of Heart 109 4 Pelvic ABSCCBB 4 ANEURISM 6 5 Diseases of Testes, Penis, 5 Varicose Veins 316 Scrotum, &c ,' 6 Diseases of Heart (unspecified) 289 L Total Sub-Class S... lotal Sub-Class 8 913
9— SUB-CLASS ^-Diseases of SUB-CLASS DISEASES OF PARTURITION the Respiratory System 1. Abortion, Miscarriage 1 Laryngitis ... 91 2 Asthma, Emphysema 336 Total Sub-Class 9 S Bronchitis 4 Pneumonia^ 399 645 5 Congestion of the Lungs SUB-CLASS 10—DISEASES OF 6 Pleurisy 10 371 THE ORGANS OF LOCOMOTION Total Sub-Class 4 1982 1 Caries, Necrosis ... 2 Arthritis, Ostitis, Periostitis .. SUB-CLABS 5—Diseases of Total Sub-Class 10 Digestive System KUB-CLASS 11—DISEASES OF 1 Stomatitis 25 2 Sore Throat, Quinsy 122 THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM S Hzematemesis 29 1 Phlegmon, Cellulitis 4 Diseases of Stomach 244 2 Ulcer, Bedsores 5 Enteritis... 158 8 Eczema ... 6 Ileus, Obstruction of Intestine 60 7 Hernia 625 Total Sub-Class 11 6 2 8 Peritonitis 192 9 Gallstones ... 40 TOTAL CLASS VI. 156 29 10 Cirrhosis of Liver ... 94 11 Other Diseases of Liver 60 12 Others ... 190 VII,—VIOLENCE 1— Total Sub-Class 6. 34 1248 SUB-CLASS ACCIDENT OR -7 NEGLIGENCE 1 Fractures, Contusions 73 13 2 88 1742 SUB-CLASS 6-DiseaseS Of 2 Gunshot Wounds ... 2 2 25 3 Cuts, Sc.. . 27 "s 30 369 the Lymphathic System 4 Burn, Scald 1 8 "2 6 165 5 Sunstroke ... 1 1 3 15 and Ductless Glands 6 Poison ... 2 S 5 108 1 1 • "6 1 Diseases of Lymphatic System 234 7 Drowning 1C7 23 2 2' 184 3319 Total Sub-Class 6 234 Total Sub-Class 1 107 23 2 184 3319 TOTAL CLASS VIII T 28
STATISTICAL STATEMENT—Coutimied
Discharged s (not including) Died. Deaths. rt c/l »c & Death s only .
CiiA'BS, SUB-CLASS AKD DISEASK. . (Bot h Sexes ) tjja lumbe r o f Days . . n V u S« *s jy rt - a o Females . Discharge s Males . Aggregat e i !~. i n Hospita l ^——s-—— . . (I. r-i
Till,—ILL-DEFIHED ahd hot specified causes.
1 Dropsy : ... 1 1 37 2 Debility. Atrophy, Inanition V 1 "s 18 584 % Tumor IS 0 201 4 Abscess "i 4 8 240 Total Class 8 IS 19 r sa 1062
GEASD TOTAL 442 ' a»3 4H 26 80» 20258
GLEN A. KNIGHT, M.B., B.S., Resident Surgeon.
STATISTICAL STATEMENT.
Return showing the Number of Benevolent Asylum Patients treated for eaeh Disease, in the Geelong Hospital who were discharged and who died during the year ended 30th June, 1899; also the Aggregate Number of Days they were in the Hospital.
I -d Discharged 5 rt n I (not including Died. v •!' Deaths!. •O U .£1 D CLASS, SUB-CLASS AND DISEASE.
IV V (B e "rt B Tota l Di s Males . Males . Females . Aggregat e i n Hospit a ft. Discharge ! j VIII,—ILL-DBFINED AHD SOT SPECIFIED CAUSES.
T Debility, Atrophy, Inanition 16 10 14 S 49 3840!) TOTAL CLASS 8 10 ...j 16 14 9 49 3840D GRAND TOTAL 10 ,.j 16 14 9 49 38400
GLKN A. KNIGHT, M.B., B.S. GEELONG BENEVOLENT ASYLUM AND INFIRMARY (INCORPORATED).
Table Showing the Cost per head for Daily Average of in-Patients and inmates, estimated Cost of Out-Patients, and separate Expenditure on in-Patients and inmates P/Ianagement and New Buildings, for the Nine years ended 30th June, 1899.
SUBDIVISION NEW BUILDINGS, MANAGEMENT IN-PATIENTS AKD INMATES. OF EXPENDITURE.
•a o •a a 8 as a M a CD CD a a M rs a a • R. TO fs-3 erfcis i CD is 1 .2 b MI CD Beddi n a apery . o ' Q o a o PH g O S3" '3 •a pq « ti w o «s •a OS r~4 1 o a XI a •s O n S? ^ 9 5 Bo D o m .9 a, mi Print i E g
£ s. d a s. d. & B. d, a s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d & s, d. £ s. d £ 8. d £ P. d £ s, d £ H. d. £ s, d £ a. d, £ s. d. £ a, d, 1890-91 156.9 10 17 I2j 9| 4 17 1511 16 14! 5 9 36 17 1954 J •383 3 12 212 233 1891-92 15S.9 12 io 12 V 6 218 1011 10 17 13 38 3 207C 12 3983 15 220 45 2U1 1S92-9R 165.7 1210 16 U 61 4 10 16 18 15 12 5 4 1 32 12 6 2077 3002 170 119 551 12 1893-94 158.6 12 12 15 1012; » lrf 0 9 32 0 2126 10 3020 193 83 17 829 1891-96 105 1 IS 13 15 9116 8 16 10 10 16j 4 8 31 4 2211 19 2941 17 203 26 10 411 11 1895-96 165.1 13 14 15 E 15 11 11 IS W 4 111 31 18 3 2169 3133 11 230 568 210419 I 1890-97 107.4 13 15 1017j 9 17 10 IS 0! 2 12 35 •1 2 2245 15 1648 10 209 10 238 15 1109 911 1897-98 192.8 11 1410 11 9j 7 17 14 10 3 1 32 14 7 2174 1610 4136 18 10 257 53 136 1898-99 180.0 10 16 11 9 14 10 10 5 0 15 9 2-' 7 188218. 1 H340 18315 24 92 3i TABLE OF OPERATIONS. For the Year ending 30th June, 1899.
NATURE OF OPERATION. DISEASE OB INJUBY. REMARKS. Stil l i n Hospital . No . o f Case s Unrelieved , Died . Relieved .
Operations on Tumours— Excision of Breast 3 Carcinoma of Breast 3 Excision of Part of Lip ... 1 Epithelioma of Lip 1 Excision of Cyst 1 Ganglion of Wrist 1 Enucleation of Tumor 3 Adenoma of Mamma ... Excision of Part of Cheek ... H 1 Rodent Dloer .. :.. 1 Incision of Cyst 1 Cyst of Tongue 1
Evacuations of Abscess— Incision o Acute Abscess 2 Aspiration and Subsequent Injection of Iodoform 1 Tuberculous Abscess ... 1 Incision 1 Psoas Abscess 1 1 Incision Chronic Abscess of Wrist Joint .. "i
Removal of Foreign BodieB— Exploratory Incisions ... ••• ... 1 Needle in Chest 1 Operations on Veins — Ligation of Internal Saphena 10 1 Varicose Veins of Leg... 10 Ligation of Veins Varicose Veins of Leg... Excision of Veins 1 1 Varicocele 1
Operation on Lymphatic Glands— 1 Incision and Erasion Tuberculous Cervical Glands 1 Excision 1 Tuberculous Cervical Glands 1
Operation on Skin— Thiersch's Skin Grafting ... 1 Varicose Ulcer ... 1
Operations on Bones— 8 Necrosis of Bone C 2 Erasion Carcinoma of Jaw Erasion 1 I 2 Un-united Fracture of Tibia and Fracture Re-Set... Fibula 1 1 Sequestrotomy ... 1 1 Necrosis of Jaw 1 » '•• Necrosis of Tibia 1
Operation on Joints— 2 Reduction ... • ... Dislocation of Humerus 2
Operations on Tendons— Tendon Sutured 1 Divided Flexor Tendons of Hand 1 ., ...
Amputations for Injury— Amputation at Shoulder Joint Laceration of Arm 1 Amputation of Toes I Laceration of Toes 2 Amputation of Foreman 1 Laceration of Forearm ' 1 Amputation of Arm 1 Laceration of Arm ... 1
62 ii 8. 5 32
TABLE OF OPERATIONS—Continued.
•a u NATURE OP OFEEATIQK. DISEASE OB INJUBV. > •5l RBMABKB. elieved . > f Cases . '5. .Si M ti g "S Ho s $ Sti l % D •3
Operation on Skull and Brain— Compound Depressed Fracture of Trephining 1 the Skull ... 1
Operations on Hasal Cavities and Mouth— 2 Erasions ...... 2 Post Nasal Growl hB ... Excisions Enlarged TonsilB ...... Numerous. Removal ...... ,.. "2 Nasal Polypi 2 Operations on £70 and Appendages- Plastic Operation on Eyelids 1 Trichiasis 1 ... Extraction of Lens 1 Senile Cataract 1 Enucleation of Eyeball ... 1 Panophthalmitis ...... 1
Operation on the Ear— Mastoidectomy.,. 1 Otitis Media ... 1 ... Operations on the Moral— Paracentesis Thoracis 2 Hydrothorax 2 4 Pleurisy with Effusion 0" 1 Paracentesis Pericardii 1 Pericardial Effusion ... "i Thoracotomy with Resection of Ribs .. 3 Empyaema... 3" Resection of Rib 1 Necrosis with Abscess ... 1:
Operation on abdomen— Paracentesis Abdominis 1 AsciteB ... 1 ... Hydatid Operation 1 Hydatid of Liver 1 Laparotomy ... 2 Appendicitis.... 2 Macewen's Radical Cure ... 6 Inquinal Hernia ... , ,,„ 6 Bassini's Radical Cure 3 »> JI ...... 3 ... Herniotomy 1 Strangulated Femoral Hernia 1 Herniotomy wiih Radical Cnre 1 1. Macewen's Radical Cure, with excision Strangulated Inquinal Hernia of Testis 1 Hernia with (Retained Testis 1 Laparotomy 1 Suppurating Dermoid Cyst 1 Nephrorraphy ... 1 Movable Kidney 1 Laparotomy ...... 1 Carcinoma of Colon .. ,. "i ,» 2 Abdominal Tumour 1 "i
Operation on Bectum and Anus— Clamp and Cautery Hemorrhoids 3 ... Incision 3 1 Ischio-Rectal Abscess 1 -
Operation on Bladder and Urethra- Excision 1 Urethral Caruncle 1 Generative Organs, Operations on Male— InciBion 1 Hematoma Testis 1 Circumcision ... 3 Phimosis 3 ... Excision ...... ,. I Retained Testes ... i » 1 Sarcoma of Testis 1 K2 41 -1 -• 5 5 33
TABLE OF OPERATIONS—Continued.
s u3 > NATURE off OPERATION. DISEASE OR INJURY, > REMABJCS. *o 1) «s 4J — In' o a 5 ml % a D Operations on Female Generative Organs— Incision .. ... » ] Parametritis ... l Amputation of Oervix Uteri 1 Hypertrophy of Cervix Uteri ... l Curettage ... Endometritis 9 Ovariotomy (1J Ovarian Tumour ... 1 Perinseorrhaphy... 1 Ruptured Perinaeum 3 Erasion 8 Carcinoma of Cervix Uteri 1 Trachelorrhaphy "I1 Lacerations of Oervix 1 1 Amputations for Disease- Amputation of Arm 1 - Gangrene of Arm 1 Amputation of Thumb 1 Neuralgia of Stump '1 ... Amputation of Finger 1 Cellulitis of Finger ... ii II '•• 1 Gangrene of Finger u _ 21 21 TOTALS 125 TOTALS 106 1 8 1 10
GLEN A. KNIGHT, M.B., B.S., Kesident Surgeon. 34
RETURN
SHOWING Cages Treated and Payments ^Geived from Patient,
FROM 1877* TO 1899
Benevolent Asylum Year. In-Patients. Out-Patients, Inmates. Payments,
£ s. d. 1877 880 2385 151 184 19 1 1878 878 236S 153 187 8 6 ]879 763 2447 147 157 0 3 1880 816 2359 147 103 17 9 1881 759 2510 142 175 15 2 1882 618 2493 143 169 6 5 1883 635 2u44 129 241 15 10 1884 665 2009 131 413 16 7 1885 666 1922 134 327 11 1 1886 677 1989 153 218 19 0 1887-88 ) 3323 196 649 16 11 18 Months) 1135 1888-89 816 1703 166 379 4 1 1889-90 888 1666 147 282 9 0 1890-91 749 1375 155 258 1 8 1891-92 643 1537 155 552 9 5 1892-93 546 1232 143 547 1 2 1893-94 554 1449 149 557 2 6 1894-95 596 1930 157 339 6 10 1895-96 610 1952 178 373 15 8 1896-97 651 1984 181 338 17 6 1897-98 1022 2566 175 828 14 3 1898-99 881 1638 162 959 10 7
TOTALS 16448 44881 3394 £8246 19 3 35
LIST OF
LIFE aOVBRNORS Past and Present
(With the Privilege of having One In-Patient and Four Out-Door Patients always on the Books.) 1854 Adams, John, Esq. Deceased 1855 Learmonth, Messrs. T. & S. Hope, G-., Esq. 1859 Coppin, George, Esq. Nantes, Charles Esq. 1860 McLaughlin, Donald, Esq. McMillan, J. G., Esq. 1862 Bannister, R D., Esq. (Deceased) Officer, Robert, Esq. 1864 Meakin, Henry, Esq. "Wilson, Sir Samuel 1870 Einlay, G, C, Esq. 1856 Manifold, Messrs. J. & P. 1873 Mack, Joseph, Esq. 1857 Gregory, J. A., Esq. „ Ronald, Byron, Esq. 1861 Bell, William, Esq. 1879 Reid, Miss Chrissie M. 1865 Ormond, Francis, Esq. 1885 Pagg, William, Esq. 1866 Thompson, John, Esq. 1877 Hague, George, Esq, 1875 Austin, Josiah, Esq. 1888 Sanderson, John, Esq. 1853 Branch, William, Esq, Ib89 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. 1854 Austin, James, Esq. 1894 Smith, M. H., Esq „ Cunningham, A. E., Esq. 1895 Mrs. Aubrey Bowen Fyfe, A., Esq. „ Mrs. S. Harding (Deceased) „ Murchie, Charles, Esq.
LIFE SUBSGRIBEBS Past and Present (With the privelege of having One Iu-Patient and Two Out-Door Patients Annually on thfBooksOQ 1859 Holmes, Matthew, Esq. 1891 W^te.«erHonnT. S. 1892 Ward, Mrs. 1862 ( Harrison, H. O.^A , Esq. 1867 1 Christy, A , Esq (Deceased) „ Mathews, S., Esq. 1873 Bowen, Sir G. E., K.O.M.G. „ Hill, S-, Esq. 1877 Shaw, Thomas, Esq. 1893 Austin, Mrs. E. P. 1879 Austin, J., Esq. 1894 Hodges, H. B., Esq. 1883 Grecian, George, Esq/~ ....„ Harding, Mrs. S. (Deceased) 1884 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. 1895 Austin, F., Esq. , 1885 Stirling, William, Esq. „ Aitcheson, James, Ei-q. 1887 Davies, Sir M. H. „ Anderson, W. R., Esq. 1888 „ Day,H.W,Esq. 1889 1896 Hill, William, Esq., Austin, The Hon. Sidney, M.L.O. „ Austin, Austin, A., Esq. Dann, Thomas, Esq. 1897 Smith, Dr. S.M. Hill, James, Esq. „ Peebles, J. H., Esq. Hitchcock, G. M., Esq. „ Gates, 0. E., Esq, (Deceased) u Howard, H. T., Esq. 1898 Blakiston, J., Esq. yo \ Humble, William, Esq. „ TJmphelby, Lieut. Oul. If^^ty J L Mathews, James, Esq. • , Marsh, H.y., Esq. ~ Nicholson, Ward, Esq. „ Gough, Mark, Esq. Watts, Joseph, Esq. (Deceased) „ Clarke, John, Esq. Brownlow, Chas., jun., Esq. i> 36
LIST OP
<$?ufoeripfio/ia and ^onatioM
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1899.
£ s. <». Australian Mortgage Land & Finance Co. 6 5 0 Brown, H. Blomfield Andrews, Mrs. S. L. 1 0 0 Brown, T. Ackland, J, 1 1 0 Bannister, Josh. & Co. .. Andrews, W. & Son I 0 0 Brearley, B, H. k Co, (pe list) Anderson Bros. 1 1 0 Blakiston, J, & Co, Armstrong, Howe & Co.... 2 2 0 Bay ley, J. S. AlleD, J, 0 10 0 Butterwoith, J. T. Allin, B, h, 1 1 0 Brame, Mrs. Anderson, G. ,., 1 1 0 Brown, P, M, Anderson, W, 1 0 0 Brinsmead, H, Armstrong, Mrs. B. (per list) 5 14 6 Brown & Bossence Ande^on, Jno, 1 0 0 Blair, Mrs. Jno. Admans, G. 1 1 0 Bell, J. 0. Anderson, J. M, 0 10 6 Rayley, W. H, Alcorn,A, 1 1 0 Bingley, B. Angus, G. 0 10 0 Browne, W, G. Armour, S, 1 0 0 Bell, J. (per list) Allen, H. 1 0 0 Boyd, J. A, B. 1 0 0 Bell, A. S. Branch, J. W. Bell, Bros. Bradley, W. W. Bradley k Wiggs 1 1 0 Brockwell, W, J, Brammer, W. 1 1 0 Barnard, W. Ban field, J. H. 1 0 0 Brownlee, D. (per list) .. Bright & Hitclicock8 1 1 0 Bond, Mrs. Baker, J, 5 a 0 Bingley, J. & A. P. ("per llisti ) Bennion, B. 1 i 0 Bail & Smith ' .. Baillieu, G. F, 1 l 0 Beggs Bros, (per list) .. Baxter, J. & Son 1 i 0 Brthenny, J. J. Buckholz, L. 1 0 0 Brown, J. 0. Box, W. k Sons 0 in 0 Berry, A. Belcher, G. F. 1 0 0 Bullen, E. Blair, Jas. 1 1 0 Baarp, G. Bannister, J. & Son 1 1 0 Burns, Rev. H M. Bleazby, B. (per list) 1 1 0 Brown, E, Brown, Jno, 1 12 6 Bel', Mrs. R.L. 1 1 0 Bennell, F, J. 37 •* 8. d. £ s. d Cotton, H. 0 10 6 Drew Bros. 110 Connor, Hon. J. H. 2 2 0 Day, Jas, 0 10 0 Chirnside, R (per list) 7 17 0 Douglass, H, P. 1 1 O Cargeeg, J. M. 0 10 0 Denyer Bros. 1 1 0 Cook, E. G. (per list) 2 11 0 Dillon, W, 12 0 Omack, Rev. J. J. 0 10 0 Greer & Roberts 1 1 0 E Cole, C. k Co. 1 1 0 Evans, H. F. 1 0 0 Charley, Miss M. 1 1 0 Edmundson, Mrs. E, 1 1 0 Campbell, J. 1 0 0 Egli, F. ... too Considine, Rev. T. 1 0 0 Evans, T. 1 0 0 Conway & Evans 1 1 0 Estate late Jno, Bell 10 10 0 Cameron, H. F. 1 1 0 Everett, Jos. 0 0 Cozens, E. B. 1 0 0 Estate late J. Ware 5 0 Cahir, J. (per list) 3 0 0 Estate late G. Russell ... 0 'O Oluttsrbuck, A. C. S. 0 10 6 Eastwood, Mrs, S. 1 0 Collins Bros, 1 1 0 Elliott, A. 1 0 Clarke, R. 1 0 0 Estate late J. L. Kininmonth 0 ;0 Oonran, Mrs. L. C, 1 1 0 Estate late D. McKinnon 11 14 Oulleu, Mrs. 0 10 0 Estate late J. L. Currie ... o 0 0 Cornish, W. 0 10 0 Edgar, Mrs. W. 6 0 0 Calhoun, Adw, 1 1 0 Everhard 0 10 0 Clee, J. 3 0 0 F Cuvnow 0 10 0 Faulkner, G. S, 1 1 0 Collins, E. 1 0 0 Franks & Co., H. 2 2 0 Chirnside, A, S. (per list) 6 19 6 Fowler, D. (per list) 2 2 0 Curdie, Mrs. 1 1 0 Freeman, B. 1 0 0 Coulston, Mrs, E. 0 10 0 Fagg, S. H. 1 1 0 Campbell, A. L. 1 . 0 0 Fagg, W. 110 0. J. (unpresented cheque) 20 0 0 Flahive, W. 1 1 0 Coghlan & Tulloch 1 1 0 Ford, T. 10 0 Calhoun, Wm, 1 0 0 Fraser, H. 0 10 0 Caldow, J. 0 10 0 Furze, T. 1 0 0 1 Cother, W. J. 1 1 0 Fox, W. ... 1 -V. 0 10 0 Collins, MisB (per list) 1 15 0 Ford, J. ... ••• 0 10 i 0 Cocking, Lige k Co. 1 a 0 'Fishef, J.W. ... ' 0 10 .0 Corbett, P. 0 10 0 Fairbairn, G. k Sons (Windermere and Calhoun, W. G. 1 1 0 : Burnside) ... ' i" 5 18 2 Cheetham, R. & Co. 1 1 0 'Fox, O. ... 1 ' Clarke, Capt, 0 10 0 i i. .o Forrest, C. L. ... ••• 1 0 10 Fowler, T. G. 1 1 .0 D French, H. W. 0 10 0 Dennys, Lascelles, Austin & Oo, 6 , 5 0 Fergusson, Miss M, J. ... Daniel, J. 1 1 0 Fletcher, R. 1 b'.O Donaghy, M. k Sons 2 2 0 'Fletcher, W, ... • •• .1 0 0 D'Helin, J. E. 1 1 0 Friend (P. B.) 10 0 Dardell, 3.S. 1 0 0 1 0 0 Dalgety & Co. 5 5 0 Dickins & Sons 1 I 0 Gray, A, 2 2 0 Dobie, T. M. 1 .1 0 Goodman, Rev. Canon ... 110 I'ayey, Mrs. R. 0 10 6 Gardiner, W. .v: i o Devine, A. & Co, 1 1 0 Grigg, T. T. ii .;o Dick, J. M. (per list) 3 17 6 Gardiner, G. (per list) ... 2 10 0 Douglass, F. M. 1 1 0 Geelong Gas Co. ,5 5 0 Deppeller, J. (per list) 9 14 6 Geelong Coursing Club ... '3 18 "0 Davidson, Rev. A. 1 0 0 Galland. F. B. a l o Dickson, T. A. 0 10 6 Gay, Wm. Yan (per list).,. 3 5 6 Dear, Mrs. J. 1 0 0 Gilbert, W. P. 1 1 0 Downey, J. S. 1 0 0 Gladman, S. 10 0 Deans, J. 1 0 0 Green J. Dalley, J. 0 10 0 Gundry, W. R. (per list)... 11 o Devlin, P. 1 1 0 Gibson, E. W. (per list) ... 4 1% 0 Dean, D. ' 1 I 0 Gallop, G. 3 4 V Davis, Mrs. R. Gleeson, M. J. 110 1 0 0 0 10 0 Dyke, A. A. D, 1 l 0 Grosaman, A. Groves, W; (per list) 1.10 Duoker, W. F. i 0 0 0 116 £ s. d. £ s. d. Gale, G. 10 0 Jenkins, Mrs. J. l 1 o GoBlin k Nngent 0 1(1 I) Just & Moore 0 10 6 Gibba, Bright & Co. .110 Jullien, E, L. 1 1 0 Garrard, Mrs. A. F. (per list) . 0 13 6 Jarman, H. 1 0 Jackson, W. 0 0 H Jones, F. 0 0 Harvey, Dann & Co. 2 2 0 Jacobs, M. 1 0 Holden, T. 1 1 0 Jarvis, J. 0 0 HigginB, W. 1 1 0 Jackson, Eev. J. 0 10 0 Hingins, W. H. 0 10 6 Jinks, J. 1 0 0 Hobbs, J, 1 0 0 Johnson, Miss (per list).. 0 14 0 Hardie, A. 1 0 0 Jamieson, W. S. 1 0 0 Humble k Nicholson 2 2 0 Jones, R. D. 110 Humble, W. 1 0 0 Harwood. T. C. 1 1 0 K Hooper, G. k Co. 1 1 0 Kate, I. 1 0 0 Harvey, J. 1 0 0 Kenny. E, k Oo. 1 1 0 Haworth, F. 1 1 0 King, A. 1 1 0 Ham, W. 0 10 0 Kennedy, Mrs. M. J. 1 0 0 Hill, S. 1 0 0 Keen, C. 1 1 0 Hourigan, Mrs. 1 ] 0 Kennedy, Dr. T. J. M. 1 0 0 Hodges Bros. 1 1 0 King, W. B. & Sons 3 3 0 Henderson, D. 2 0 0 Kerr, M. A. 10 0 Hamilton, J. 1 1 0 King, J. C. 10 0 Henderson, Miss 1 0 0 Kyle, W. 0 10 6 Hoare, W". 0 10 0 Kettle, R. 0 10 0 Harvey, E, 1 0 0 Kenny, M, 1 1 0 Hendy, E. E. 0 10 0 Kirwin, P. J. 1 0 0 Hill, H. A. . ... 1 0 0 Knight, Rev. S, 110 Hawkes, Bros. 2 2 0 Hunter, J, 1 O 0 Hilson, Mrs. 1 0 0 Lawrie, J. 10 0 Howard, H. T. 1 0 0 Laird k Barlow 1 1 0 Hardie, H, u 10 0 Lowndes, J. 1 0 0 Harvey, Mrs. B. 0 10 0 Littlejohn, E. J. W. .10 0 Hocking, C. 1 1 0 Leary, F. J. 10 0 Heriot, J. M. (per list) ... 3 0 0 Lloyd, \V. H, 1 0 0 Hirst, G. k Co. (per list) 6 7 0 Levien, Hon. J. F. 1 1 0 Haworth, J. 1 1 0 Lobb, W. J. 1 1 0 Hamilton, D. 1 1 0 Ley, W. 1 0 0 Hooper, E. J. & Co. 1 1 0 Longmore, R. k J. 0 15 0 Hawkesworth, E. (per list) 1 9 6 Love, Rev. J, O. 1 1 0 Higgins, H. B, 1 1 0 Ley, J. 1 0 0 Hardiman, J, 1 0 0 Ling, J. ioo Hudson, Mrs. M. 1 1 0 Lindon, L. H, Lane, W. 2 2 0 Hunter, T. 1 0 0 10 0 Hudson, F. B. 1 1 0 Little, J. Lawry k Son, B. 10 0 Hose, A. 0 10 0 1 1 0 Hope, Mrs. G. 3 0 0 Lees, Mrs. M. Leigh, Mrs. H. 1 1 0 Hockiug, R, C. 1 1 0 1 1 0 Hall, Miss M. 1 1 0 Higgins, Mrs. S. A. ... 1 1 0 M Henderson, Mrs. J. M. ... 1 0 0 Miller, A. & Co. 1 1 0 Hill, W. 2 0 0 Martin, G. I 1 0 Hartwick, Augt, 0 10 0 Martin, 13. k Sons 1 1 0 Michael, S. 1 1 0 Marron, E. 0 Irwin, W, 0 10 0 Munday, J. 0 Ibbott8on, H, 0 10 0 Madden, G, 1 1 0 Irwin, W. J. 1 0 0 Mathews Bros. 0 Ince, J, 1 1 0 Mann, T. 211 2 0 Moody, G. 10 0 Moreillon, H. 0 10 0 Jacobs, Saml. 1 1 0 Macdonald, G, 10 0 Jenson, J. I 0 0 Maun, W. 1 1U Jones, W, H. i 1 0 Marwood, Dr. A. W. I 1 0 39 £ 8. d. £ 6. & Michel!, J. B. 110 O'Brien, D. 1 0 o Middleton, Mrs. J. H. ... 0 10 0 O'Donovan, J, 0 10 0 Morris, Little & Sous ... 2 2 0 O'Brien, Eev. E, 1 1 0 Mead, C.J. I 0 0 O'Ealloran, D, 0 10 0 Mueller, Dr. H. 1 1 0 O'Halloran, S. 0 10 0 Miokle, Mrs, 1 0 0 Mountjoy, L. C. 1 1 0 Melvin, Mrs. 3 3 0 Potter, W. H.& Co...... 1 10 Murreli, F, 0 lo 0 Petersen Bros, ...... 1 0 0 Manifold, J. 0, (per list) 5 5 0 Peters, T...... 1 0 i, Moriart.y, Mrs. (per list) 2 7 6 Price, J. & A...... ! 110 Manifold, W. 1. 5 10 (1 PaUinson, J...... 1 1 0 Marrion, J. 1 0 (I Purdie. J...... 1 1 0 Mawson, 8. R. J. 110 Pricu, Colonel J. L...... 1 1 0 Madden, J. 1 ti 0 Parker, T. J...... 1 1 0 Mercer & Co. 1 1 0 Pizer, 8...... 1 0 0 Mayall, B. 0 10 0 Petti tt Bros...... 1 0 0 Moran, A. T. 0 10 0 Pullen.J. 0 JO 6 Maconochie, J, 2 0 0 Pacey, Mrs. E, 1 0 0 Millei, Alxr. 6 0 0 Patterson, G. W. F. 1 1 0 Madill, W. 1 0 0 Piper, R. 0 10 0 Mansfield, J. 1 0 0 Phillips, J. 1 0 0 Morrison, C, N. 1 1 0 Pincott, F. R, 1 1 0 Parsons, J. 1 0 0 Mc Phelan, P. t 0 0 McMullen, W,, junr. 1 1 0 Pownall, S. 0 10 0 McMullen, J. 1 I 0 Polley. D. 0 10 0 McKim, P. 1 1 0 Paterson, P. 1 0 0 McPhillimy, J. I 1 0 Peol, W. (per list) 0 0 McLachlan, J. 0 10 0 PaTker & Murphy 1 0 McMillan, A. P. 1 1 0 Polkinhorn, W. 0 0 Melnness, B. 1 0 0 Parker, J. H. 1 0 MoKenna, W. 1 1 0 Pacey, Dr. F. J. 1 0 McCarthy, N T. 1 0 0 Parsons, W. H. ' 0 McDonald, A. (per list) ... 3 5 6 Philpott, B. 1 0 McHarry, D. 1 0 0 Prowett, J. 0 0 1 1 0 McGregor, W, M. Police per Supt. Walsh (per list) B 0 McCann, P, 1 1 0 Purchas, Major A., Sec. Old Soldiers' McDonald, Allan 1 0 0 Home ...... B0 0 0 McHarry & Co., (per list) 1 10 G Piper, Jno...... 0 10 0 McWilliam, J, A, 0 10 0 MoKenzie, J. 0 10 6 K McDonald, J. 0 10 0 Randall, J. ... ;.. 1 0 0 McDonald, P. 1 1 6 Richardson, W...... 1 0 0 McDonald, B. 1 1 0 Robertson, J. & Son .. ...110 McNamara, Inspt. J. (per liBt) fi 4. 0 Robertson, C. J...... 1 1 0 McAdam, G, (per list) ... 1 0 0 Hhind, D. (per list) ... ..186 McKay, S, 1 0 0 Robinson, Burns & Sparrow ... 11 0 McDonald, D. 0 10 0 Richardson, H. F, ...... 1 I 0 Mclntyre, P. (per list) ., '4 0 0 Richards, J. ... • ... 0 10 0 McKenna, M. and E.°(per list) 1 3 3 Ricketts, A...... 8 0 0 McMaster, J. 1 1 0 Liees, Jno...... 0 10 6 McCallum, Dr. G. 1 1 0 Roebuck, R. H...... 110 McGee, T. 1 0 0 Russell, P...... 5 6 0 MoMillan, D. 1 0 0 Roebuck, H. G...... 11 0 Mclntyre, D, (per list) ... 2 14 0 Rutherford, Mrs...... 10 0 McLaughlan, A, T, 1 1 0 Rocke, Tompsitt & Co...... 2 2 0 N Richardson, L. E, ...... 0 10 0 Nash, W. 1 1 0 Ritcbie,R...... 110 Nicol, Jas. 1 1 0 R. B.W...... 110 Newman, Dr. F. J. 1 1 0 Russell, T. (per list) ... .'. 3 13 0 Nicol, Jno. 1 0 0 Russell, Mies J. (per list) ... 12 4 O Norris, Inspt. T. (per list) 2 7 0 Reid, S. (per list) ...... 1 15 0 Noble, R. "W. 1 0 0 Russell, J. (per list) ...... 5 11 0 Neylon, M. 2 2 0 Ritchie, G. T. (per list) ...... 1 12 0 Nash, 2. 0 10 0 Ryan,W...... 10 0 4o £ B. A. £ s. d. 1 1 o 0 10 6 Thome, G. T. Bylah, W. S. & Co. Tnlly, W. (per list) 17 6 Beid k Co., Ltd. 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 8 0 Thomas, M. Reea, K. (per list) Taylor. J. C. 1 1 0 Raid, W.J. ». . 1 0 0 3 16 6 0 15 0 Tickell, Comdr. " Cerberus KaE uad per •' Geelong Advertiser Thomas. Mrs. M. 1 1 0 0 10 6 S Toyne, J. W, Storrer, H.J. H 1 1 0 1 1 0 Strong, J. & Bros. Underwood, Mrs, 1 1 0 Storrer, C. P. 1 1 0 Slattery, D. 2 2 0 Stephen, G A. 1 1 0 110 1 1 0 Vines, J. Stoneman, Mrs. T. Van Norden, J. L, 1 1 0 Stewart, W. •» — 0 io o Vera 1 1 0 Smith, W. H. & Sons ... 1 1 o Volum, W. F. (per list) ... 3 19 0 Sichlau, E. T. 1 1 0 Viccars, H. 10 0 Smith, Dr. S, M. ' 1 0 6 5 0 ft 1 0 Victorian Stevedoring Co, String Chong Sing (per li-tt) 6 Sommerfield, W. 1 0 0 Semple, B. 1 0 0 w Smith, D, 1 1 0 Webber, J. k Son 1 1 0 Sanders, J. 0 Wilcox. C, k Bros. 0 10 6 Sennett, B. H. 1 00 0 Webb, Rev. A. 10 0 Spiller, T. 1 0 0 Whyte, T. N. 1 1 0 Scnllin, N. 0 10 0 Wertheim, Hugo 0 10 6 Sntterby, H. T. 1 1 0 Wighton, J. 1 1 0 Shannon, C. 1 1 0 Whitelaw, G. k Co. 1 1 0 Sinclair, Bev. J. ... •• 1 0 o Windmill, J. k W. i o o gaywell, H. 0 10 6 White, A. 1 1 o Sissions, \V. 1 0 0 Wiltshire, G. 1 1 0 Strachan, G. F. 1 0 o WalBh, Mrs. 1 1 Willis, J. B. 1 1 Stewart, J. 0 io o 2 0 Small, Dr, J. 1 1 o Wilson, J Schroeter, H. Wilson, J., junr. 1 1 o 10 0 1 0 Sinclair, Mrs. 1 0 0 Webster Bros. bhrimpton & Strong 1 1 0 Willey, F. 1 1 Straehan, Murray, Shannon, Prop, Coy- i i 0 Wheadon, H. J. 1 1 Stone, J, 1 0 0 Wellington BroB. 0 10 Steedman, G. W. 1 1 0 Willey, R. 1 i Suss & Norval 1 1 0 Whyte, L. A. 1 1 Scott, J. & Son 0 10 0 Whalley, J. (per list) .. 2 13 0 Stout, W. 1 1 0 Wallis, W. T. 1 0 0 Stoddart, D. E, 1 0 0 Walsh, Supt. J, 10 0 Stausmore, H. 1 1 0 White, A. G, 0 10 6 Short, W. (per HBt) 2 10 0 Winchelsea Coursing Club Whitfield, J. A. 1 15 6 Worland, G. H. 0 10 6 Trait, J. J. 1 1 0 Whyte, Mrs. E. 10 0 Thackrah, W. 1 1 Walley, W. 1 1 0 10 0 Thewlis, J 1 0 Williams, R. Thaeker, H. 1 0 Warden, T. H. 0 10 0 Taylor, J. C. k Sons 0 10 Wellwisher ... 1 1 o Wilson, Mies Thatcher, G. 1 1 2 0 0 Thaeker, B, 0. 10 0 0 Tann, W, & J, Trebilcock, R. Young, A. J. 0 10 6 Taylor, Buckland & Gates 6 0 Young, S. 0 10 0 Toyne, J. 0 0 Young, H. 0 10 0 4i AMOUNTS UNDER ios.
& s. d. £ f. d. Rentier, R. W, ... 0 7 6 McGregor, H. .,. 0 5 0 Jeffrey, E. ... 0 7 6 Walker, S. ,.. 0 5 0 Dean, W. & G. ... 0 7 6 Walker, G. ... 0 6 0 Hall, E. J. & Sons ... 0 7 6 Foot, T. ... 0 5 0 Qubby, J, ... 0 7 0 Lamb, J. J. ... 0 5 0 Cricket Social, Lethbridge ... 0 7 0 Lamble, J. ... 0 n 0 Collection, Football Match ... 0 6 i Henry, Jos. ... 0 5 0 Williamp, G. ... 0 6 0 Rodgers, G. ... 0 .5 0 Jones, Miss E, (per list)...... 0 6 0 Pownall, G. ... 0 s 0 Hillier, W. ... 0 6 0 Johnson, A. ... 0 5 0 McLean, H. ... 0 6 0 Larcombe. A, 0. .. 0 o 0 Pike, Mrs. ... 0 5 0 Collings, W. ... 0 5 0 Lauder, C. W. ... 0 5 0 Hill, W. J, ... 0 6 II Spiv, Mrs. ... 0 5 0 Olney, J, ... 0 6 0 Adcock, E. ... 0 5 0 Holland, G, ... '0 6 0 Haines, Mrs, ... 0 5 0 Reynolds, J. R, ... 0 5 0 Hollahan, W, ... 0 5 0 Maconochy, R. ... 0 5 0 Dunne, T, ... 0 5 n Doherty, M. ... 0 ft 0 Jacobs, T. ... 0 6 0 Hardie, H, ... 0 5 0 Ash, Ed, ... 0 5 0 Ohirguin, Mrs. ... 0 6 0 Phipps, Mrs. ... 0 a 0 May lor, G. ... 0 ,5 0 Callender, W, ... 0 5 0 Carr, S. ... 0 5 0 McKibbin, J. ... 0 5 0 Friend ... 0 5 0 Kerley, Mrs, ,.. ;.. 0 5 0 Vagg, L, ... 0 5 0 Boland, A. ... 0 5 0 Pittock, J. E, ... 0 5 0 Trump, Mrs. ... 0 5 0 Blyth, B, ... 0 5 0 Edney, W. H. ... 0 5 0 Field, J. ... 0 5' 0 Peach, J. & P. ... 0 e 0 Eustace, P. ... 0 6 0 Goldsbury, J, ... 0 5 0 Honey, T. ... 0 5 0 Brady, H. ... 0 5 0 Allin, W. R, ... 0 5 0 Byers Bros. ... 0 6 0 Brown, A. ... 0 5 0 Bowey, W. ... 0 5 0 Noble, Miss M, ... 0 5. 0 Rainford, J, ... 0 5 s Thompson. J. .. 0 5 0 Peach,G. ... 0 5 0 Bogan, M ... 0 6 0 Drake, W. F. ... 0 5 0 Laicombe B. "...... 0 S 0 Judd, Mrs...... 0 5 0 Chambers', C, .. 0 6 0 Sutherland, G, ...... 0 6 0 Hay, Mrs.' ... 0 6 0 Biack, J. ... 0 5 0 Breheny, Miss ... 0 6 0 Baxter, A, ... 0 5 0 Blackwell, — .. o 5 0 Woolnough, S, ,.. 0 5 0 Anderson, A, ... 0 5 0 CHlhoun, Alex. ... 0 5 0 Wilson, A, ... o 5 0 Calhoun, J, ... 0 6 0 Hart, H. ... o E c Leigh, J, ... 0 6 0 Monaban, T, ... 0 5 0 McLean, W, ... 0 5 0 Flannagan, Mrs, ... 0 5 0 Willey, A. ... 0 6 0 Tucker, H. ... 0 5 0 Marchant, W. ... 0 5 0 Burnett, Mrs. ... 0 fi 0 Gray, W, ...... 0 6 0 Vagg, G. ... 0 6 0 Lincoln, W, .. 0 6 0 Boss, J. ... 0 5 0 Lincoln, J. ... 0 5 0 Thomson, C, ... 0 5 0 Dendle, J...... 0 6 0 Erwin, D. ... 0 5 0 Amiet, W. ... 0 5 0 Miller, A. ... 0 , 5 0 Guinane, P. ... 0 5 0 Olive, W. ... o B 0 Leigh, W. ... 0 5 0 Prowett'Bros. ... 0 ! 5 0 Foster, W, ... 0 5 0 McCallum, A, ... 0 5 0 Heard, W. ... 0 6 0 Creed, G. ... 0 B 0 Richardson, J, ... 0 5 0 Murrav, R. ... 0 6 0 Milner, W. ... 0 5 0 Stott, W. ... 0 5 0 Miles, D. ... 0 5 0 B. B. ... 0 5 6 Heard, A. ... 0 5 0 Tranter, C. ... 0 5 0 Beck, W. ... 0 5 0 Lowrey, J, ... 0 5 0 Walters, J. ... 0 6 0 Windmill. Jos. 0 5 0 Swaby, J. ... 0 6 0 Harrower, W, ..... 0 5 0 Morris, S. ... 0 5 0 Gray, Mrs, ...... 0 . e 0 42
£ B. d. £ 8. d. Guir, E. G. 0 5 0 Best, A. T. 0 5 0 Sayle, T, A. 0 Winter, W. 0 5 0 Henly, J. H. 0 J. N., Eev. 0 5 0 Ihwaitee, W. J, 0 Larcombe, T. 0 5 0 Hodge, W. 0 Erland, W. 0 6 0 Hunter, W. 0 Calvert, T. 0 5 0 Richardson, 0. 0 I'owman, G. 0 5 0 Tremellen, W. 0 Mockridge, Mrs, 0 5 0 Hogan, P. 0 D, W. 0 5 0 Gray, Jas. n 0 Hubbs, H. 0 5 0 Longeron, W, 5 0 Field, J, 0 5 0 BawlingB, J G, Shepherd, F. 0 5 0 Horeillon, J. Dunn, P. 0 5 0 Kilfedder, Miss Waters, W. J. Bcott, Jas. 0 6 0 o Tait, Mrs. 0 5 0 No, 606 Middleton, W, Brady, T. 5 0 5 0 5 Tait, G. 0 6 0 Cnddihy, E. Maxwell, W. Elmes, H. 0 5 0 0 6 0 Woodman, J, 0 6 0 Carroll, T. 0 5 0 Kelly, M. 6 Grass, H. 0 6 0 Martin, W. 5 Eades, J. 0 • 0 MeCartin, M. 5 Bunge, Mrs. 0 S 0 O'Brien, B, 5 Podbury, F, 0 6 0 Connor, K. 5 Paterson, J. 0 6 0 Cabir, M. 5 XYZ 0 5 0 Query 5 Fairbairn, J. 0 6 0 5 Edwards, J, 0 5 0 Elliott, Mrs. 6 Fuller, E. 0 5 0 Watts, E. 5 Murnane, B, 0 5 0 Parsons, J. 5 Fogarty, C. 0 5 0 Charity, C. E. 5 Tadgell, C. J. 0 5 Backwell, E. 0 6 Amounts under Bs, 18 8 7
ENTERTAINMENTS.
£ d. d, Ball, Beremboke, per J, Tearing 3 0 Proceeds Bazaar, per MisBes N, Walker Collection, Football Match •0 4 and Edith Williams , 5 8 Ball Winchelsea, per Miss C. G. Gnllan ... 10 10 3 Fox Hunt, per Bellarine Herald ".' 0 10 0 Band Performance, Johnstone Park, per Proceeds Bazaar, per Ruby and Ethel J, Tansey ... 14 0 Parker, Nellie Freeman and Amy Concert, per J. Daley, Little Eiver ... 1 0 McDonald ... 3 g Proceeds Bazaar, per Pupils of Misses Bews Geelong Charities Fete, per J. iTGrey ... 52 2 and Bedford 14 10 3 Proceeds Conceit and Ball, Morrisons, ner Proceeds Bazaar, per Messrs, Marquardt, D. Wilson 11 0 0 R. Smith, E. and C. Strickland A.N. A. Metropolital Committee, per F. S." Band Collection, Queenscliff, per B. Tobias W. Ashby Proceeds Ball, Winchelsea, per J. J. Challis 15 0 0 Cricket Social Lethbridge, per A. Donaldson Proceeds Concert and Ball Leigh Road, per" Lara Minstrel Troupe, per Wm. Fowler and J. G. Rawlings 7 Proceeds Bazaar, per Miss Gladys Beales ... 1 P. Callaghan , 7 15 0 43 SOCIETIES. £ s. d. £ s. d. Eight Hours' Committee, Trades' Hall, Children of Mary, per Mrs. Mathews ...110 Melbourne, per S. Harrison ... 10 0 0 Compositors ... .0 6 6 Geelong Football Club, per C. Brownlow ... 2 10 0 Ancient Order of Forresters, Drysdale, per Ashby & Geelong Yearly Provident Society, W. Thompson ... 1 1 0 per J. F. Moore ...10 0 Steiglitz Branch, A.N.A., per T. M. Scott ... 9 2 S Corio Lodge TJ.A.O. Druids ...5 0 0
EMPLOYEES. £ S, d. £ s. d. Jas. Munday (per list) 2 5 6 Geelong Gaol ... 0 7 6 Clyde Works „ 8 3 0 Prioe, J. & A. » ... 1 0 0 Union Woollen Mills „ 2 U 6 T. Higgins n ... 1 12 0 Harvey, Dann & Co,, „ 1 13 0 J. Bannister k Son ti ... 2 8 6 McCann's Quarries ,, 2 0 0 Cobb & Oo. it ... 2 6 0 J. W. Branch ' „ 2 1 6 J. Haworth • it ... 1 7 0 J. Webber k Son „ 0 13 0 Albion Woollen Mills tt ... 2 17 6 Freezing Works • ,, 1 0 0 M, Donagliy k Son it ... 3 10 0 Australian Tannery '. » 3 1 0 Australian Paper Mills ,t ... 3 9 0 Huddart, Parker k Co. >, 1 10 0 Moolap Salt Works it ... 1 5 0 Strachan, Murrry, Shannon, Prop,, Ltd, 1 2 6 Volum Brewing Oo. tt ... 2 11 6
BANKS. £ s. d. £ a. d. Bank of Australasia 10 10 0 London Bank of Australasia 5 0 0 Bank of New South Wales 10 0 0 Commercial Bank 3 3 0 Union Bank 5 5 0 Bank of Yictoria 2 2 0 Colonial Bank 5 5 0
BOXES. £ s. d. £ s. d. Boxes at Hospital 8 16 0 Boxes at Lighthouse; QueensclifE 0.15 . 0 Boxes at Hotels 1 10 3 Boxes at Savings Bank 1 5 8 Boxes at Show 2 57
MUNICIPAL GRANTS.
, £ s. d. £ s. Geelong Town Council ... 20 0 0 Meredith Shire 7 10 Newtown and Chilwell Borough ... 20 0 0 South Barwon „ 2 2 Geelong West Borough ... 15 15 0 Ballan „ Winchelsea Shire ' ... 8 8 0 Wyndham „ Barrabool „ ... 10 0 0 QueensclifE Borough Bellarine „ "... 13 0 0 Moitlake Shire Hampden „ ... 15 0 0 Bannockburn Shire Corio „ ... 18 18 0 44 GIFTS IN KIND
Victoria Soap and Candle Co., Melbourne, Gift of Soap Curator Botanical Gardens, Bundle Green Lavender Mr.' Jribn Haworth, Gift of Bawson's Fertiliser Mr. Woodall, Medicine Bottles Mr. G. Gardiner, Bag Quinces Mrs. Murray, Books Mrs. Jinks, S Bags Onions Mrs. Douglass, Illustrated Papers A Friend, 121bs fresh Butter, and Basin Cream Mr. Fielder. Books Ladies' Sewing Meeting, Presbyterian High Church, Ml. G. M. Hitchcock, Pictures 6 Dressing Jackets and 6 pairs Bedroom Slippers Mrs. Leigh, Medicine Bottles Mrs. Lindon, Illnstrated Papers M. Carroll. Cauliflowers Mrs. B, Whyte, Illustrated Papers Mrs. Peebles, Old Linen Photographs, Mr. Watts Mrs. Hocking, Onions Mr. F. Bosser, Gift of Fish Miss Goodman, Fiuit and Pastry Mr. R. W. Dalton, Bag of Lemons Mrs. Sidney AuBtin, Old Linen Christ Church and St. Mathew's Sunday Schools' Mrs. A. Gray, Illustrated Papers Children, Gift of Fruit Mrs. Long, Pine Trees Mrs. Hopton, 20 Cases of Apples, 1 Case of Pears, and Mr. Jas. Lynd, Pair Crutches and Books Medicine Bottles Mr, Humble, Books Harvest Thanksgiving Service, Lara, per Bev. McLane, Eev. G. Heyer, Fruit and Flowers Fruit and Vegetables
LIST OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS.. 1898. His Worship the Mayor of Geelong and Friend, £20 Thatcher, G., 1 Ham Wm. Fagg, £1 Is. H. F. Richardson, Case Apricots M. H. Douglass, £1 Vercona & Co., Fruit M. Jacobs, 5s. Palise & Russo, Case Fruit W. Box k. Sons, 5s. W. H. Potter & Co., 1 Dozen Jam E. H. Bennett, 5s. J. Purdie, Xmas Cards Anonymous, 5s. W. Dalton, Case Fruit E. Eoehuck, 5s. H. Thaeker, Xmas Cards 3 Friends, 7s. M. Kenny, j Dozen Jam Officers, Bank of Australasia, 5s. A. H. Jones & Co., 1 Tin Lollies J. Daniels, £3 16s. J. S. Bayley, Poultry Mrs. Barr, 5s. L. Stinton, Case Fruit W. Brownbill, 7s. W. McMullen & Co., Parcel of Tobacco Anonymous, 10s. H. Dastoli, Case Fruit Officers, Union Bank, is. R. Clarke, & Co., Parcel Tobaoco Officers London Bank. 2s. G. Hooper & Co., Parcel of Tobacco Robinson. Burns & Sparrow, £2 2s, Harvey, Dann & Co., Bag Flour Mrs, G. Hope, £1 Mrs. Bourke, Case Fruit J. H. Grey, .£5 Lige Cocking & Co., ATt Muslin Mrs. B. Hourigan, Pair of Geese D. Walker, Parcel of Tobacoo 3. W. Branch, 2 Sucking Pigs E. Kenny, Tin of-Lollies Mrs. Kay, Green Apples C. P. Storrer, 1 Ham J. J. Trait, 12 Dnz. Hop Beer H. 3, H. Storrer, Parcel of Tobacco Swallow & Anell, Box Biscuits B. Casamento, Case Fruit Mrs. G. Burnett, 3 Bottles Cordials, 21bs. Tobacco, C. Cole & Co., Case of Wine 61bs..Currant3, 61bs Raisins and 121b. LollieB Hon. G. F. Belcher, Tobacco and Pipes Sunshine Committee, 5 Dozen Fans Mrs. MoKella, Parcel of Groceries J. W. Sayer, Pair Ducks Mr. Deans, Parcel of Tobacco W. N, Edney, i Dozen Eggs Mrs. Leigh, Case Green Apples Mr. C Ritchie, Beef Mrs. Sidney Austin, 2 Boxes Cakes W. Stewart, Christmas Cake Friend, Case Apricots Reid & Co., Bag of Flour Mjs. McKenna, Parcel of Tea and Sugar Coghlan & Tulloch, Barrel Beer Girls Sewing Club and Congregational Church Whitelaw & Co., Tin Lollies J. St A. Price, 1 Dozen Jam Christian Endeavor Society, Xmas Presents Wartzki & Co., Tobacco and Pipes Dr. McCallum, 3 Parcels of Toys Franks & Co., Christmas Cards W, Shaw, Loan of Crockery and Cutlery K. J, Hooper & Co., 1 Ham , H. McGregor, Loan of Flags His Worship the Mayor, Evergreen and loan of Pot Mr. Thorne, Parcel Tobacco Plants Parker k Murphy, Art Muslin H. Martini, loan of Van 45
COUNTRY LISTS.
£ s. a. £ s. d. Per MBB ABSrsiteONO :— Per MANAGER AUSTRALIAN PAPER MILLS : Trustees late Alex. Armstrong ... 8 3 0 Australian Paper Mills ... 1 0 0 L, MoNeil, senr. ... 0 5 0 Jas. Hepburn ...... 0 10 U
L. MoNeil, junr., Dan Neave, Jas Eiohmond, J. Wilks ... . f, 0 4 0 A, Houghton, W. Lander, H. Rayor, Thos. Ketchin, A. Emond, W. Wilks, D. Archb. Campbell, W, Proctor, Thos. Han, Douglas, W.Yates, A. Lynch, A. Bennett, Geo. Neave, Jack Johnson, H. Bath, S. J. Smith, E. Kells, T, Byan, D. Bethune, Haworth, J. Ohallis, A, Prootor, 2/6 eaoh 1 17 6 M, Synot, A, Coates, J. Quigley, H. G. Haygarth, Harry Bridson, J. Haygarth, Bourquin, 2s. each 1 10 0 Dan McKerral, 2s eaoh ...0 8 0 M. Foggo, J. Robinson, J.' -Sharpe," Mi. Wm. Boyd ...... 0 1 0 O'Brien, A Read, Is. ea«A. . . 0,5 0 £5 14 6 £3 9 0
AUSTRALIAN TANNERY, Per Mr. W. WHALLEY W. C. Whalley' ...... 0 5 0 Per MESSKS. E. H. BBEARLEY & Co.:— J. E. Whalley, BY Earle, D. McDonald, W. R, H. Brearly & Co. 0 11 fi Field, W. Lewis, H. Halmshaw, 2/6 eaoh 0 15 0 R. Osborne, junr., E. Foote, 2s. 6d. each ... 0 5 0 J. Canty, C,.Field, E. Shelly, W. marie, E. Osborne, sen,, P. Nioholas, H. Sprigging, T. Beardon, M. Kelly, J. Watkins, J. E, Hunter, M. 8hcrry, W. Krftger, 2s. eaeh 0 13 0 Snell, W. Bruahfield, T. Aldridge, W, M, McConry, D, Mischell, A. Steen, T. Gray, A; Stone, W. J. Tozer, F. Costello, Oartwright, W. Steen, E, Ferguson, J, ', s J. Earle, 2s each . ... 110 0 Qninn, Wm. McDonald, T. Maher, J.•.. . A. Pitman, J. Johnson, 'A. Momm, 0. Lamb, O. Pane, Is. each 0 11 0 Kurtzman, F. Schneider, W. Cooke, J. J. Fedley 0 0 6 McDonald, M. Costello, W. Woods, H. Cooke, H. Tozer, Is each 0 11 0 £2 0 0
£3 1 0
Per MESSRS J. & A. P. BINGLEY :— J. & A. P. Bingley Per Mr. P. C. ANDERSON :— P. C. Anderson 110 Neil-Bice, J.' Byrne,' ?* 6d. eaeh A. Morris 110 H, Arnold, W. Ross, W. Oaldow, C, Warner, Thos Drew, 2s. eaoh 0,10. 0 £2 2 0 £1 8- 0
Per ACTING GOVERNOR GEELONG GAOL ,— •'. J, Kelleher, J. MoGann, W. Lewis, 2/6 each 0.7 6 Per MR, J. BELL :— John Bell .... £0 7 6 1 0 F. Griffin, S. Martin, 2s. each 4';0 W. Miller, W. Rowarth, J, Eeddon, H. Abbot, S. Squires, W. Squires, S, Squires, Anonymous 0 4 6 J. O. Grant, W- Phillips, Is. each • .... 0 9 .0 £0 4 6 £1 14 0 46
£ s. d. £ P. d. Per MB. J. W BBAHCH :— H. Hill, M. Bolger, A. MoOaskill, 0. Spencer J. W, Branch ... 0 5 0 J, 0. Wellam, D. Mclnerney. H, Jones, Mrs. Branch, W. Branch, T. Stewart, 0. S. Danger, 0, Smith, 2s eaeh 0 18 0 Barker, B, Duvoiaon, P. Armour, J. Blake, E. Fraser, B. Daltera, H. McDonald, G. S, Gillrtt, J. Kempf, J. Kendall, W. Grant, D. Milligan, T. Leahy, J. Barling, Olive. 2s 6d each ... 17 6 J. Thompson, L. Kinsella, J, Higgins, M. P. S. ... OS .0 W. Daltera, T, O'Halloran, 0. E. J. Bournelly, G. McKissock, F. Martin, Cleveland, W. Woods, G. Hampshire, M, J. Bouden, J, Woods, B. Grass, Is eaeh... 0 6 0 Mathews, J. Richards, S. Danger, J, McCaskill, D. Mahoney, jun., 0. Daltera, £2 1 P. Leahy, J. McCarthy, W. Warren, W. Danger, H. Jennings, R. Hogg, J. Daltera R. Wellam, E. Cooper, G. Hambling, J. Mathews, W. Gilmour, G, Mayes, W. Per MESSES, BKQGS BKOS. :— Pattie, A, Ganley, R. Jones, A. Bosley, 0, Begge Bros. Wellam, R. Lindall, P, Martin, J. Hustler General Acconnts A. Barling, J. Tullis, M. McCarthy, Is Wm. Wiseman, J. Lowne, J. Anderson, C, eaeh McNeel, Janet Campbell, J. Bitchie, W, Bennett, A, McQueen, 2s 6d each ... 1 0 0 km Sundries 0 0 6 £2 7 0 £8 3 0
Per MB. B. BLEABBY :— A. B. Seedsman, K, Leaoh, J. Byan, H. Bicketts, D, Kincard, E. Mullen, E, M. Bleasby, J. W. Blake, T. Oasey, BT. Per MB, R, CHIRNSIDE :— McClelland, L. H. Leigh. B. W. Haworth, Robt. Chirnside ... 4 0 0 — Wells, 2s 6d eaeh 1 12 6 Jas. Richmond ... 0 10 6 N, Fowler, A. McPherson, 6s eaoh :.. 0 10 0 £1 12 6 D. Ryan, M. Carroll, — Surtees, D. Watson H, Richmond, John Connors, J. Mackintosh, Jno Forbes, M, Hallinan, Per MB, D. BBOWNLEB ;— 2s 6d eaeh ... 1 2 6 D. Brownlee, Ben, 0 13 6 N. Watson, Miss M, Lace, F. Twist, M. J. W, Brownlee 0 2 6 Singleton, 3s eaoh ... 0 12 0 Gemmell 0 2 0 J. Smirl, Thos. Richmond, T. Shany, J, Steene, Brushfleld, Brearley, Is each 0 3 0 McMullen, D. McMullen, fl. Berry, E. Berry, W. H. Dupe, T. Hallinan, 2s eaeh 0 18 0 £1 1 0 S. Cooke, W. Carroll, 0. Haggar, T. Berry, Is. each ... 0 4 0
£7 17 0 Per MESSBS. J. BANNISTEB & SONS :— John Bannister & Sons 1 0 G. 0. Hurbert 0 10 W. Blunt 0 2 Jones, Ruflio, H. Knrzeman, W. Hambling, W. Wood, P. Payne, T. Eldridge, H. Per ME. J. CAHIB, Steiglitz :— Sayles, P, Casey, G. Baker, J. Maher, J. John Cahir 0 10 0 Sayles, F. Kurzeman, J. Audsley, W, Jas. Collins, J. Bees, T. O'Brien, A. Ousey, Payne, Bael, Is eaeh 0 16 0 W. Wright, E. McKenzie, B. Corniah, Wm. Friday, J. Smith, G. Bolster, Wm. £2 8 6 Simpson, 2s 6d each Wm. Hughes, F, Budolph, 2s eacA Friend, E. Rose, — Pane, H, McNiff, A. Lucas, — Hiner, F. Harris, W. Oraig, J. CLYDE WOBKS CO,, per Mr. 0, H. Smith, jun. :— McCluster, Thos. Bird, Geo. H. Heed, Clyde Works Oo. ... 2 0 0 Wm. Bairor, D. Meekens, T. Thomas, W. 0. H. Smith ... 1 0 0 Reed, W. Friday, J. McLean, Is eaoh ... 0 17 0 E. Ford, W. Smith, 6s eaoh ... 0 10 0 A, Dunlop ...,01 6 T. Boyd, H. Ohioketts, T, Geard, E, Fleming D. Mahoney, sen,, W. W. Smith, W. Ford, £3 0 0 E. Shelly, 2s 6d eaoh ,,.10 0 47
£ s. d. £ s. d. Per MB. A. S, CHIBNSIDB, Kooit-Knong :— E. Weitnauer, J. H. Dardel, jun., A. A. 8. Chirnside ... 5 0 0 Probst, Bs each ... 1 15 0' \V. Till, G. Bnrrell, J. Craig, A. McLaran, G. A. Martin, E, Gugger, A. Anner, Jno. G. MoKenzie, W. M. Stone, G. Douglas 0 17 6 Gugger, Oh. Ed. V'ienet, L. Imer, S. G. Hawes, F. MoLennan, I. Corbett, B. Gugger, 2s 6d each ... 0 17 6 Scott, T. Jellie, T. Campbell, A. Breiwis, J. Weber ... 0 2 0 D. McLennan, W. Erlund, M. Purcell, J. McDonald, 2s each ...12 0 £9 14 6
£6 19 6
Per Mr, T. M. DOBIE :— J, Downie, Geo. W. Capstick, 6s each 0 10 Q Per E. G. COOK : E. G, Cook ... 0 5 0 T, Jenkins, S. Cowan, T. McOauley, O. J. M, Hutton, A. Carter, 2s 6d each ... 0 5 0 Battye 2s 6d each ... 0 10 0 A. Doherty, F. Kettle, H. Shea, C. Small, H. Loft, E. McDonald, 2s each ... 0 4 0 W. Grix, H. Mayo, H. Howarth, L, Lacey, O, Clarke, D. Kinney, J. Ooleman, J. J. Kettle, J. Way, W. Lee, T, Sheridan, Hughes, F. Milliken, 8. Nelson, O.Coles, P. Cole, 2s eaoh ... 1 6 0 J. Beattie, Geo. Nelson, P. Fisher, J. H. C. Miles, F. McNamara, G Moss, W. Harkness, A. Eawlings, Agnes Sharpley, Birrell, T. Foote, T. LewiF, T. Griffin, A. M. Ward, E, Harvey, , Sarah Harvey, H. Michael, J. Treves, J. O'Keefe, A. Lily Everett, Kate McDonald, M, Rand, Collins, D. 0, Young, E. O'Keefe, H. A. Edwards, B.Sisson S. Leach A. Leach Hillier, A. Hamlyn, Is each ... 0 16 0 J. Griffin, P. Hampshire, Mrs. Collins, L. Mulder, L. Cobb, N. MoFarlane, L. Hampshire, E, Murray, Is each ... 1 11 0 £2 11 0 L. Wakefield,' S. Wakefield. W. Palmer, Jas. Beales, S. Mulconry, 6d each ... 0 2 6
£2 17 6 Per EMPLOYEES Messrs. M. DONAGHY & SONS :— J, Fanning, sen.. Con YateB, J. White, sen, P.M.D., 2s 6d eaoh ... 0 10 0 3, E. Ferguson, E. Mullin, J, Bourke, E. Payne, G. Martin, J, Craven, J. Fanning, Per Mr, J, M. DIOK jun., B. Rolston, P. O'Brien F. Hagger, Jas, M. Dick ... 0 7 6 W. Gasson, JaB. Logan, P. Kennedy, C. W. McKinlay, J. Fallow, 6s each ... 0 10 0 Hudson, P. Walsh, P. Hayes, C. Sargeant W. E. Dutton, J. CabiH, J. Hudson, J. M. J. Donaghy, J. Lamb, — MoMahon, McKenzie, W. L. Berryman, J. Fargie, — Graham, W. Wharton, J. Ohisholm, T. J. Fazakerly, A. Stevenson, P. Galbraith, Craven, T. Turner, W. Hagger, F. Ricketts 2s 6d each ... 1 2 6 W. Dowsett, W. Craven, H. Elliott, L. J. H. Colvin, A. A. Cooke, J. W. Forde, Solomon, H. Miller, W. Drew, — Mc T. L. Walker, G. McKinlay, F. James, Keegan, P. Sargeant, H. Drew, J. Kelly, W. A. Kitchen, J.-Wakefield, R. Bowman L, J. Powers, Is each ... I 18 0 T. Oollopy, R. Henderson, W. Chisholm E, J. Talbot, H, Ellis, W. Jose, W. Miller, 2s each ... 1 4 0 2s each ... 0 8 0 J. Napier, 3. Duggan, R, Hagger, M. Hill, M.Saunders ... 0 1 6 B. Maher, J, Hastings, H. Eickuss, J. E. A. Dutton, P, Fogarty, J, J, Anderson, Martin, E. Khell, J. White, jun., J. Knoll J. Edwards, A. Carmichael, J, Armitage, P. Hastings, — McGoshid, — Burr, W. Bairaclough, M.Hodgins, J. 0. Read, , - Power, Buchanan, M. White, McGrath, T.Smith, R.Floyd, J.Parker, Is each... 0 12., ,0 J. Miller, each 6d ... 0 9 6 Office ... 0 4 6 £3 17 6
£3 10 0
Per Mr, W. DILLON :— W. Dillon, J. A. Boyd, X.Y.Z,, 6s. each ... 0 15 0 Per Mr. J, DEPPELER :— E. B, McGarvie, John Harlock, 2s 6d 0 5 0 J. Depeller, A. Thetaz, X. Muhleback, Ch. - Stranger, W. Everett, Is each 0 2 0 Craike, H. King, Buchter Bros, £1 each 6 0 0 J. Hammerlie, L, Pilloud, 10s eaoh ... 1 0 0 £1 2 0 J, Favre, F. Marendaz, J, B, Mason, F.lmer, 48
; ... £ K <). £ a. d- Per Mr, J. FEBRY, Burnside E. Bland, 0. E. Gundry, Andy Hblsen, Jas. Ferry, Thos. H. Rutherford, 5s each... 0 10 0 W. J. Bland, F. Beard, G. Wass, T. E. J. Howard.jR. Twiner, 2s 6d each ...(ISO Duffield, Geo. Imer, A, McLean, J. P. MoCormack, K. Crow, A. Lloyd, F. Ryan, Hollingwortb, Jas. Smart, Jas. Gundry, • M, Noonan, H. Pilloud, J. Collins, J. A. F, Grossman, A, Bau, Miss Murray, . Lockie, T. Lockie, Miss Chapman, Wm. August Baensch 2s 6d each 2 15 0 Baton, 2s each ... 1 2 0 Jas. Austin, A. 0. Gundry, Sfthussler, W. Arthur Lloyd ... 0 1 G Cunningham, H. Duffield, G. Hooper, F. Monahan.J C. Lloyd, J, Lowndes, W. Jas, Hunter, J.Cook, W. Baensch, Friend, Wingrove, J. Lloyd, T. Lowndes, W. Jno. Duffield, each 2s. 1 2 0 Morgan, A. Lloyd, jun., W. Cook, Jas. J. W. Gundry, Geo. Ashmore, Jno. Hunt, Cahill, W. Jamison, Miss A. Chisby Is. W. Wilson, Friend, Is each 0 5 0 " each ... 0 12 0 M 12 o £2 10 C
Per Mr. G. GARDINER, Victoria Tannery :— Per Mr. G. FAIBBAIRN :- George Gardiner 1 1 0 George Fairbairn F, Tozer, J. W. Gardiner, Chas. Raid, H. W. Ham J. Jasper, Jno. Luscnmbe, R. Zelly, H. Gardiner Chas. Palmer. C. A. Wekwetth, 2/6 each 1 0 0 T. Harding Jas. Gibney, Chas. Holmes, Jno. Moylan, M. Col G. Klemke, P. Anthonr, A. Gardiner, A. Col W. J. PeTrett, E. Whitti'ngton, Chas. E. T. Foot Fahey Is each 0 9 0 F. Wishart, J. Kent, A. Kent, Is each £i 10 0 £3 7 8
Per Mr. E. W. GIBSON— ; Per Mr. D. FOWLEB :— E. W. Gibson •„. l' i • o D. fowler • ... 1 l n J. T. Lloyd ...0 10,6 J.F. ... 0 W. Lloyd, P. J. Coleman, fis each ... 0 10 0 3 6 W. Ashmore, J. Diamond, D. Canty, 2s6d T. N. Fowler, E. Fowler, M. Booley, F. ! Hill, C. Berry, T. Fowler, T. Lineham, each ' ..-076 2s6d each ... 0 17 6 H. Grossman, E. Canty, 2s each ... 0 i o D. 'McDonald, R. Jones, P. Callaghan, £i 2 0 J. White, J. Horman, M\ Piircell, Is each 6 0 E. Horman, P. Mulryan 6d each ... 0 1 0 L.G., W.G. E.G., A.G., Is each ... 0 4
Per Mr. R. FLETCHER .•- £S 4 0 Robt. Fletcher 10 0 Wm. Fletcher 10 0
£2 0 0 Per Mr. WM. no ;— W. Groves ... 0 r< 0 S. Bird ... 0 2 G S. Clark ... 0 2 0 Per MANAGER FBEEKING WOBKS, North Shore :— J. H. Higham, Jno, Liston, Is each ...0 2 0 Hancocks ... 0 2 Dahmke, Brunton, 2B 6d each ... 0 5 i'O H 6 L. Beohervaise ... 0 2 Irwin ... O 1 Horneman, Toyne, McDonald, 2s each ... 0 6 Stirling, Vassie, Sykes, Is. each ... 0 3 EMPLOYEES per G. HIRST & Co,, Excelsior Woollen Mills:— £10 0 G. Hiratfc Co. ... 2 2 0 G. Hirst ... o 6 0 H. Holden, Jas. Smith, Jas. Shaw, W. Gliddon, A. Ferguson ... 0 12 -R Per Mr.-W. n. GUNDBY :— • W. Hirst ... 0 2 0 W, RJ Gundry ... 0 10 0 A, Trask, J, Hornsey, E. Perrett, AJIrwin, T. O. Caldwell, W. Baird, L. F. Imer, Peter T. Nelson, W. Nelson, T. Luttrell, B. Smith, Alb. Gundry, Jno. Barntather, Law, A. McDonald, B. Perrett, B. Topin, 49
£ s. d. £ 8. d. J. Griffin, 8. Gliddon, W. Ferguson, H. B. Hair, 2s 6d each 1 6 0 B. Noble, G. Taylor, A. Gliddon, B. C. Winter, A, Dalton, Is each . 0 2 0 Topin, Km. Ponton, M. James, E, Ponton, Mrs. HinchclifE, M. Wade, A. Turley, FI, 7 0 John Firth, K, Eason, M, Burns, d. Smith, J. Bell, L. Henry, A. MoFarlane, Thos. Williams, G. Kenshole, A. Douglas, S. Lennox, L. Cameron, Mrs. Hardiman, B. EMPLOYEES Messrs. HUDDAET, PABKER & Oo:— Cobb, A. Cobb, J. MoMurish, M. Lennox, 1 10 0 Amy Firth, Ann Firth, E. Jenkins, K. Turley, J. Graham, A. Graham, Is eaeh 2 7 0 F. Feldman, C. Downs, A. Heal, W. Berd. ESTATE late D. MACKINNON— W. Noonan, Thos. Noonan, H. Leighton,W. Executors late D. MacKinnon, ... 7 7 Eason, J. Henry. J, Cameron, J. Burns, E. M. Breen, A. Trlbolet, P. Henry, 10s each 1 10 Bone, D. Douglas, F. Taylor, M. Graham, W, Smith ... 0.7 H. Williams; H. Smith, B. Taylor, Jas. T. Smith, P. Breen, E. Holder, J. Dean, J, MoFarlane, E. Heatley, E. Fowler, E. Purdie, C. Williams, W. Rantel, Ann Ryan Douglas, K. Lennox, P. Harrison, V. Jeanie MoKenzie, Mary Breen, Bs eaoh 2 10 Terrior, A, Jones, Mary Wood, J. MoMurish, E. Ferguson, P. Kenny, John £11' 14 6 Taylor, 6d each ... 0 IB 6 Mrs. Wilson, A. Hustler, M. Thompson, J, Best, A. Doak, E, Townsend, 6d eaoh ... 0 S 0 Per MB. J. C. MANIFOLD— J. O; Manifold 5 0 0 "£6"' 7 " 0 Peter Clark. John Thomas 2s 6d each 0 5 0 £5-5 0 EMPLOYEES MESSRS HAKVEY, DANS ST Co, :— A. Miles ... 0 5 0 J, McGill, J. Harvey, — McHugh, J, Per Mr. W. T. MANIFOLD -.- Heasman, 2s 6d each ... 0 10 0 W. T. Manifold .55 0 C. J. Fox, J. A. Strong, E. Lobb, S. O'Neil, O'Calligan .050 B. Thorley, A. Benson, J. Farley, 2s each 0 li 0 C, 'Russell, Thos. Currie, J. McCarthy, J. £5 10 0 Wright, Is each ..040
£1 IB 0 EMPLOYEES ME, JAS. MUNDAY— W McGlynn 0 10 G. Kinsella, J. Brownjohn, 5s eaoh 0 10 Per MB. THOS. HIQQANS AND EMPLOYEES :— G. Wakefield, J. Lambert, P. Kinsella, Thos. Higgans ... 0 10 0 W. Aked, T. Shelly, 2s 6d each 0 12 W. Prosser, John Prosser, Ernest O. Silk, J. Hughes, P. Doherty, B. Hickey, 2s each 0 6 W- Townsend, 2s 6d each ... 0 10 0 G. Eason, E. Holland, J. Diamond, T. Jas, Cranstoun, F. Trigg, J, Howells, B. Hughes, H. Hickey, jun,, Is each 0 5 0 Purnell, 2s each ... 0 8 0 P, McCarthy, W. Holland, P. Cosgrove, Frank Butt, W. Marshall, C. Wyatt, G. T. Bolger, 6d each Wallace, Is each ... 0 4 0 0 2 0 £2 5 6 £1 12 0
Per Mrs. MOEIABTY, Inverleigh :— Per Mr. E. HAWKESWOBTH :— M. Moriarty ... 2 0 0 B, Hawkesworth M, Gibson, O, Bridson, Susan Simpson, W. Mahoney 2s 6d each ... O 7 6 B. Powell, W. Fiezley 2s each O. Kerger, H.Ritchie, W. Pitfleld, Is each jE2 .7 6 £1 9 6 Per MB. A. MCDONALD, " Marathon," :— A, MoDonald ... 0 10 6 EMPLOYEES ME. J. HAWOBTH :— S McDonald, J. McDonald, sen, T.Nicholl, J. H. Barling, J. Barling, G. Barling, J, O'Neill, W, Morgan, R. Staley, fl. A. Barling, M. Leahy, P, Leahy, McDonald, W. Balmain, J. McMahon, J, H, Gibbs, F. Haworth, J. Purcell, McDonald, T. Duggan, B. Shannahan, 5°
£ s. d. £ a. d. B. Lyncb, W. Millar, A. McDonald, M. Per Messrs. MCHAKBY & Co., Lara — Delahunty, T. Wiahart, J, Armstrong, H. D. McHarry & Oo. ... 1 1 0 Young, 2s 6d each ... 2 7 6 J. Bardsell, J. Jenkins, D, Callinan, B. N. Messervy, W. Wishart, E. Thomas, A, Frost, M. Williams, 2s 6d each 0 12 6 A. Bnssell, W. Davie, Is 6d each ... 0 7 6 S. Jenkins ...0 2 0 £3 5 6 £1 15 6
Per MB. EDWARD MOKENNA:— E. MoKenna, Wm, Kempton, J. Ross, J. Per Mr. P. MCINTYEB, Murdeduke *.— Smith, J. Oantwell, Wm, Leonard, A. Peter Mclntyre 2 0 0 Fullerton, J. Horman, G. McHule, J. J. Trigg, Jno. McCowther, Geo. WaBher, Bischie, J. Wilson, J, McHugh, J. Porter, A. Batson, Jas. Kelly, E. Hack, W. 2s 6d eaoh ... 1 12 6 Hesant, T. Shinners, J. Shinners, J. C. McCann, W. St. John, J. Berryman, Donohue, J. Green, J. Collins, jJ. 2s each ... 0 6 0 . Maulden, J. D. Cameron, E. Price, R. Alps ... 0 1 6 M. Kelly, 2s 6d each 2 0 0 £2 0 0 £4 0 0
Per Miss MAT/D k Miss ELSIE MOKESNA:— E. McCann ...0 4 0 Pet Mr. J. MCNAMAKA :— Warner Bros., Ecle Kim, R. MoKenna, A. McPherson, T. B. Cooke, J. Slattery, 2s 6d each ... 0 7 6 T. Harrison, 5s each ... 1 0 0 E. Honey, Mrs, Brien, Mrs J. N. McOann C. Jones, T. Groves, L. Conroy, J. Hart, 2s eaoh ... 0 6 0 Ss each .. 0 12 0 A.B.C., J. S. Hunt, Is 6d. eaoh ... 0 3 0 . D. McDonald, Jno. Toner, Wm. Newland, O. Faull ... 0 1 3 > Alex Way, T. McLean, J.Jordan, M. M. Slattery ... 0 1 0 . . Hickey, J, O'Loughlin, W. Alford, J. Harry ... O, 0 6 Higgins,P.O'Donnell,T.Dunn,2sGdeach 1 10 0 M, Hogan, Thos. Carrick, L. Dalrymple, £13 3 , J. Hawksford, F. Mullens, J. Cunningham, Wm. Eraser, W. Moran, J. Maroney, J. Smith, J. Leverett, B. Per ME. Gk MCADAM, Lethbridge :- Homfrey, J. O'Beirne, J. Lambert, G. McAdam O 10 0 E. Moran, J. O'Loughlin, A. Gr'ellet, Alex. McAdam 0 5 0 G. "Willey, J. Healey, J. Slattery, W. Lound, L. Ackland, Ss 6d each 0 5 0 M. O'Grady, P. Slattery, P. J. Brady, Thos- WoodB, P. Donohue, 2s each ... 2 10 0 £10 0 Thos. Hayden, Jno. [Brown, Jno. Brophy Thos. Maher, W. Meehan, W, Power, Jas. Egan, E. Byan, J. Edwards, J. Hamill, M. Maher, M. J. Donohue ... 0 12 0 Per MB. T. NOBRIS :— H. Bates, P. MoMahon, T. Hynes, J. £6 4 0 Frawley, J. Blacker, T. McMillan, H. Denham, J. Farrelly, C. Clarke, J. McCagh, J. Connellan, J. Boxell, P. MoMahon, P. Brosnan, P. Morrison, H. Maynard, H. Gorman, M. Connell, W. J. Wood, 2s 6d eaoh ... Per Mr. D. MCINTYRE :— 2 7 6 D. & W. Mclnty.e 1 1 £2 7 Jas. Lngg 0 10 A. Young, senr. 0 7 E. J. Lngg, F. A. Lugg, Mrs G. Kurzman 2s 6d each 0 7 6 Per MB. WM. PEEL:— A. Foster, A. Leibbardt, Mrs. C. E. Ravi, Wm. Peel, Fredk. Peel, C. H. Feel, 5s each 0 15 0 Mrs. P. Seiflert, 2s each 0 8 0 J. Bath, J. Berridge, 2s 6d eaoh ... 0 5 0 £2 14 0 £1 0 0 5*
£ a. d. GEELONG EAILWAY STATION EMPLOYEES per MB. J. M. HBBBIOT ;— J. M. Herriott ' ' ... 0 5 0 1 Per MESSRS J. li"A. PKIOE.- J. H. Pash, J, Kerley, D, McPhee, H.' J. & A. Price'' 0 10 0 Thomas, 2s each 0 10 0 W. J. S. 0 ' 2 6 J. A. McArthur, J. Stewart, D. Pender, Tom ... 0 2 0 2s. each J.S., A.B.O., E.E., W. Evans, Deaf, each Is 0 B 0 J. Healey, W. Hodges, Is 6d.each Syd. ' ... 0 0 6 J, Brine, J. Ryan, F. H. Shepherd, J. A. Curry, D. McKay, Wm. Mansfield, W. .£1 0 0' Middleton, H. Hall, J. Edwards,- G. Vines, R. Hosken, C. Buchanan, E. Craddock, J. Hehir, T, Britter, O. Oarr, Per Miss J. BUSSELL, Goif Hill :— Thos. Lennon; Geo. Linton, J. Kearney, Miss Bussell 5 5.0 J. Peach, S. Best, F. R. Fletoher, J. R. 0. Bell 10 0 Reily, J. Bright, J. Mullens, F. Gates, Allan Martin 0 10 0 J., Clark, 0, DeGruchy, Mr. Dunian, E. Winkler 0 5 0 W.' 8. Johnston, J. Hancock, H, Elliott, Geo Simpson, Jas. Murrell, Jas. Suther• D. Wright, W. Elliott, H. Elliott, • M.- land, P. J. Young, Thos. Hocking, B, Hickey, Is eaoh 1 16 0 Moss, K. Elliot, 2s Bd each 0 17 6 A. Winkler, John Campbell, A. Howell, £3 0 0 E. Eiordan, Jno. Byan, W. Henderson, , T. Murrell, A. Proctor, Jas. O'Neil, B.. Combridge, 2s each ..; •1 0 W. Watts, F. Flemming,.Is each 0 2 Per MB. A, RICKETTS Geo. Urch, N. Martin, Patrick Walsh, Jho.' A. Eicketts .... 1 10 0 Hughan, M. Hood, 5s each 1 6 0 S. Jennyns,1 P. Jennyns, J, Douglass, W. B. Grant, 'M,' Wak'eling,' M. Dilerina, A, Kicketts, S. R., 3s each .. 0 15 0 Wallace,' Thos.' Clarke, M, McGillivary,' K. Martin', T. Shaw, F. Moss, G. Miller, £2 B .0 Jas. Cook, S. Clark 2s 6d each 1 10 0 G. Squires, Mary Olark, M. Eowen, E, Eyan, 2s each A. Sutherland PEB M!K. B. BEES, Steiglitz C. MoGillivary R, Ree«, WlBourke, 5s each 0 10 0 G. Dickson, A. Steen, W. Cornish, G. Tims, £12 5 0 Jael McCusker, D Lewis, A. Moon, W. Moon, W. Smith, Alf. Nye, H. Trotter, Jos. Williams, 2s 6d eaoh 1 10 Per MR, J, BUSSELL, Barunah Pluins ; J. Alorrison 0 2 J.E. ,110 S. Loates 0 1 Station Employees , '4 10 0 £2 3' & £5 11 0
Per MB. §TUABT REID:— Per Jap, T.. BUSSELL, Wurook :— Stuart Reid" Ih08."Bu>'sell ... 2 10 0 R, Walter,'A. Reid, 2s 6d each D. McLaren ... 0 6 0 J. Olsopp, H. Withall, 2s. eaoh E. McLaren, B, Earl, A. MoDonald, S. H. "Gilbsrt, J, Graham, P. Searby, W, Earl, 2s 6d each ... 0 10 0 Tonkin, R. Stewart, Is each 0 5 0 R, Gillett, G. Barling, R. Briscoe, 2s each 0 6,0 G. Gillet, H. Barling, Is. each '" ' .:' 0 '2 • 0' .£1,15 0 £3 1* .0
Per MB. D. EHIND :— Per Mr. G'. T. RITCHIE, Shelford— Peter Allen, Jas. Eaynor, B, Dale, J, G. Ritchie 0 10 0 McDermptt, lEdwd. Burrow, 5B,each ..... ,1 5' Bobt. Rice, sen. 0 5 0 Florrie Mitchell'' ' * " 0 4,' Roht. Rice, jun., T. Farrar, C. Rice, G. F. J. Khind . , 0; 1 Fariar, J. Moss, N. .Beaton, 2s.6.d each 0 15 0 D. Cation, sen, J: Long, Is each 0 2 0 £1 8 £1 12 : 0
G 52 £ s. d. £ s. d. Per Mr. BEING OHONG SING— Monahan, J. MoNeil, B. Topen, M. 8MtiK Cheng Sing Lawton, Mrs Young, Mrs Moran, Q. Milliken, R. McHdowie, T. Ryan, E. R. Ah Way Winnicott, J. Duckworth, A. Cleft, Mrs Kong Yee, Ah Bong, Book Kim, Fon De Coite, M. McFarlane, P. MoFarlane, Way, Way Ching, Kang Wong, Ah Sin 1 1 0 — McCarthy, A. Leviston, A. O'Shaney, 3s each B. Woods, P. Turley, B. Croft, — Lip Way. Ah Ack, Ah Lin, Tang Kee, McDonald, Mrs Hoffman, Mrs Bun, A. Moy Way, Ah Min, Hock Lem, Ah McDonald, Friend, Is each ... 1 16 0 Tan 2s 6d each 1 0 0 Yan Way, Gee Hock, Toohey Way, Way J. Lawtorf, Jno. Oliver, F. Gotts, D. Y. Limm, Perd Hock, Ah Kitt, Hee Sbing, Dunne, 2s 6d eaoh ... 0 10 0 Qnong Ohor, Wing Stoon, Ah Jim, Mrs Townsend, Geo Curtis, Friend, 2B each 0 6 0 Hee Gale. Hock Cane, Yen Way, Tean Jane Parry ...0 16 Way, Hack Hock, Kam Way, Hee W. Spencer, A. Smith, J. McDonald, Poon, 2s each 1 14 6deach ... 0 1 6 Toong Loong. Ben Kee Is 6d each 0 3 Ah Tin, Ah Tooy, Is each 0 2 £2 16 0 £5 6 0
Per Mr W. F. VOLUM, Eoxby Park:— Per Mr. W. SHOBT, Albion Mine, Steiglite— W. F. Volum W. Short, W. Allen, A. Campbell, W, Tom Alderson 0 5 Campbell, J, Campbell, J. Twomey, T. Fry, D. Dawson, N. Gibson, J, Johnson, D. Clifford, T. Foster, J. C. Bennett, H. Munro, G. Challis, W. Oartwright, T. 0nnlop 2s. 6d each O. H. Canty, I. L, Lewis, K. Tierney, M. B. Woods, Sutherland, A. Gladman, D Savage, T. Hughes. W. Craig. W. J. Craig, J. 2B 6d each 1 12 6 Friday, P. Clark, J, Sands, J. Knight, 2s each 0 14 0 £3 19 6 W. Moon, A. Campbell, C. Mayo, F. Shortte, Is 6d each 0 6 0 W. Richards, Dunlop, Is each 0 2 0
£2 10 0 VOLUM BBEWEBY per Mr, J, J. Breheny:— J. J. Breheny ... 0 10 Barrett Bros. ... 0 5 J. Small, A. Simmen, J, Dalton, M, Hogan, EMPLOYEES Messrs STKACHAN, MTJBBAY k SHANNON P. McMahon, E. Symons, H. Young. M. Proprietary, Limited :— Foley, H. Woods, T. Palmer, C. Cowley, D. Mclntyre, D. Mclntyre, junr. 6s each ... 0 10 0 2s 6d each ... 1 7 E. Gray ... 0 2 o J. Holligan, O, Stewart, 2s each ... 0 4 Grace ... 0 1 6 J, Healey, J. O'Toole, H. TraBk, W, GateB, — Clayton, — Bourke, J. Brown, E. Welsh W. Young, Is each 0 5 0 W» Dray field ... 0 6 0 Four others, Is each ... 0 4 0 £2 11 6 £l 2 6
Per MB J. VINEB:— Per Mr. W. TULLE Y:— Cobb & Oo. - ... 1 10 W. Tnlley .10 0 J. BOBS ... 0 5 0 Jno. Fraser, A. Allen, J. Price, 2s each .076 W. WegtTiem, A. Smith, G. Wills, 2s 6d eaoh ... 0 7 6 £1 7 6 E. Paywell, R. Smith, W. Oarey, L, Broadbear, 2s each ... 0 8 0 D. Qarlick, F. Oolledge, I. Pippard, J. Pippard, Is each ... 0 4 0 EMPLOYERS UNION WOOLLEN MILLS:— Paywell, junr. ... 0 0 6 Mrs Casey, Mrs Fox, S, Gibbs, Mrs Curtis, B. McDonald, A. Moran, A. Leviston, A. ' £2 6 0 Ryan, Paul Griggenheituer, W. Gray, T, 53
£ s. d. £ s.'d, INBPEOTOB WALSH (per list) :— EMPLOYEES J. WEBBER k SON, Per W, Roffey— John Walshe ... 0 10 0 W, Itoffey, J, Piper, 8. Thewlis, W. C. J. Steel, T. Graham, J. J. Lillis, 6s eaoh 0 16 0 Wright, M. Tingate, J. Cleave, A. J, Gleeson, W. Zimmer, A. Shields, Jno. Fisher, J. Wilde, W. Sabeston, D. Bunoe, B. J, Kyans, D. Laidlaw, J. A. O'Connor,-T. Niriham, each Is ... 0 ll 0 Turnbull, A. J, Harrison, 2s 6d each G, Walker, P. Waltho, J. Young, A. Taylor, 6d, each ... 0 2 0 £2 S 0 £0 13 0
Per Mr. J. W ALLEY, Sunny Side Works:— S.George, Wm,J)igby, Geo, Barling, W, J Per Mr. WM. YAN GAY— White, P. Oqmber, J. MoDonald, M, Wm. Yan Gay 1 1 0 Kelly, A" MoDonald. T. Jenyns, G. M, Chin Kee 0 7 6 Jones, 2s 6d each 5 0 Chas Ah Song 0 6 0 A McLean, M. McDonald. 2s each i 0 Ah Porn, Ping Ore, Wee Fung, Hoon E, Eossack, E, McDonald, H. Smith. J. Kwe, 6s each 1 0 0 Harvey, J. MayerB, W. McGniness, G, Wee Forn 0 i 0 White, W. Spriggins, T. Tweedle, Shek Hung, Terng Loong, 2s Gd each 0 5 0 Is each 9 0 Hock Shing 0 2 0 18 0 £3 5 6 54
EXTRACTS FROM, BYfi^lSM^
OBJECTS. Bye Law No. 2; That the objects of the Infirmary be to afford medical and surgical aid to poor persons requiring it; to a limited number of paying patients -whose admission, under special circumstances, may be sanctioned by the Committee of Management; and for casualties; but no person who shall meet with casualties and shall be found able to pay for surgical aid shall receive further than temporary assistance. That the objects of the Benevolent Asylum be the reception of the poor and distressed, with a view to afford them consolation and assistance.
APPROPRIATION OF. BUILDINGS. Bye-Law No. 3. That a portion of one of the buildings shall be set apart for the purpose of an Infirmary, and a portion for the purpose of the Benevolent Asylum, at the discretion of the Committee, who shall also be empowered to permit the reception of Lunatics on remand for medical examination in a ward erected for that purpose.
CONSTITUTION. Bye-Law No. 4, The Corporation Bhall consist of a President, two Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, Governors, and Contributors.
QUALIFICATION, DESIGNATION AND PRIVILEGES OF BENEFACTORS. Bye-Law No. 5. The following shall be the qualification, designation, and privileges of Governors, Contributors, and Honorary Collectors, viz.:— £50, personal contribution in one year—Life Governor. £20 „ „ „ Life Subscriber. £50 Bequest under will, first named or acting executor (bequest under will) under Governor for one year. such will. £20 Society, Association, or Company collecting or paying in one year (to nominate for each £20 Life Subscriber. collected or paid). £1 and upwards, Minister of Church or ") Honorary
Layman collecting in one year. j t Collector. £1 and upwards, yearly subscription—Contributor. Provided always that no minister, congregation, association, society, company, or person shall nominate as a contributor or contributors any person or persons, the yearly subscription or subscriptions for whom shall be sought or intended to be paid out of moneys derived 55
from a public or private collection for Charitable purposes. Every firm': &r.fpfirtaefshif3 subscribing may exercise their privileges-through one!ocatihejhseilfves,lt6 be, nominated in writing by such firm, and the Trustees • or Exeoutorskof ;evieryrinstate'fgubsaribSrjgfrtmay •exercise their privileges through one of themselves to-befsn^iniriated-in'wri-ting.'iby jguch Trustees, or Executors, and every Public or Corporate Body isubscribing-imay'exelroisei'their privileges through some person in their employ to be nominated,iu'WTitmg:by:suph;p!iMlic or Corporate Body. The power of voting by nominees at Annual or Special Meetjng Ifejng, limited to three votes for all they represent. ' kX~ "~ Bye-Law No. 6. Life governors will be entitled to recommend— • 1 In an,d 4 Out-Patients (always, OJJ jihe^oojfs} Life Subscriber— 1 In and 2 Out-Patients annual}/', Governor for one year— 10 In and 20 Out-Patients. Contributor— . , 1 In and 2 OuMPaHents a^^fy^P^tt'IEI/BfebH^Sbea. Honorary Collector— L In and 2 Ont-Patients'-mnafljt'Jrjf'^IAI- Jffl'ttoteed. Bye-Law No. 7. , Recommendation shall be made by ticket and shall be only, .used, fjor the recommendation of persons unable to pay for medical attendance; the reqepJ;ion.,pf,,such personsijia^l be subject to the approval of the Committee of Management,,m$ .provided that, the'fn'ndj and
the accommodation of the Institution admit of their reception.,. ,^hen.,recQmVer\'da|tions cannot be acceded to, a ticket in lieu of that used shall .t>e, returned, to the Sv^bipriber. Tickets will be issued by the Secretary to Subscribers at the time of payment of'subscrip• tions. Subscribers shall also have the privilege at any time, on application tq the'Secretary, of exchanging Out-Patients for In-Patients; and vice versa, .one, Iii-Patient's' ticket ."being equivalent to three Out-Patients'. Bye-Law No. 8. Subscribers of £1 and upwards shall have full power to vote at all meetings from time of payment, and shall be deemed Annual Subscribers from '-date 6i' paymftiit. Bye-Law No. 9. At all Annual and Special Meetings of the Corporation^'Life' Governor^ shatj^p^hree votes ; Life Subscribers and Annual Governors, two votes'; Annual,Contributors ,|'t,,^ os- and upwards, three votes , £3 3s., two votes; £1, one vote,;,, JlVnoVary,Collectors'foivwholo amount collected in one year, one vote, GENERAL MEETINGS. Bye-Law No. 12. An Annual Meeting of the Contributors shall be held on the last Thursday in the month of July ia every year for the following purposes : — (1.) To receive the Report of the Committee of Management and audited' StatetdeiS of Receipts and Expenditure for the year to 30th June preceding. L (2.) Eor the election of President, Vice-Presidents,' aiid. Treasurer, Hphdrary Me'dical Staff, and Auditors for the ensuing year. (3.) The election of Members of the Committee of '^anagemenij tji^l|,\v.ac;f[npie^. (4.) "For the transaction of any buisness of which ni^.t^ce^haS;lWen.givlenvflr:tJla^imay arise at such meeting connected with the Institution., 56
Bje-Law.No.18.. : ... . . » . If required by the.jGomwittee of Management or upon the requisition in writing of six ... members of the Committee or of ten Contributors, the Secretary shall, without delay, convene = a. special meeting of the Contributors, the occasion of calling such meeting being stated in such requisition ; and no' business shall be transacted at such special meeting exoept that for which it shall have been summoned. Bye-Law No. 14. • All meetings of Contributors shall be called by the Secretary by advertisement in one or more newspapers published in Geelong, for at least one week previous to such meeting. Bye-Law No. 15. * At RU meetings of Contributors, the President, or in his absence, one of the Vice-Presidents shall take the chair; but ia their absence the meeting shall choose its own chairman, who shall have a casting vote only; i 1 • Bye-Law No, 16. Ten Contributors entitled to vote shall constitute a quorum at all meetings of Contributors, and, as soon as a quorum be present the chair shall be taken; but if no quorum is present " within half-ah-hour of the time named Buoh meeting shall stand adjourned for the following . week at the same day and hour, Bye-Law No. 17. Every question submitted to a General Meeting, and all elections shall be decided by a majority of votes of Governors and Contributors present entitled to vote, and shall be taken by show of hands, unless a ballot shall have been previously demanded by any three persons entitled to vote, in which case the voting shall be by ballot, and for such purpose scrutineers shall-be appointed before the ballot is taken ; and such elections by ballot shali be held on such day and such place as the Committee shall have determined, and shall have notified by advertise• ment in one or more newspapers published in Geelnng three clear days before the said general meeting; and at such ballot all Governors and Contributors who are entitled to. and desire to vote, shall attend in their proper persons; and the poll shall be kept open from three o'clock p.m. to eight o'clock p.m., and the Committee shall make provision for the orderly conduct of such election, and for the proper counting of the votes, and the publication of the result.
ADMISSION OP PATIENTS INIO THE INFIRMARY. Bye-Law No. 58. Accidents and such cases of decided emergency only as in the opinion of the Resident ^Surgeon cannot be delayed may be received in the Infirmary at any time without ticket; and the admission Of patients, in ordinary cases recommended by Subscribers' tickets, shall be daily (Sundays excepted) between the hours of nine and twelve o'clock in the forenoon, by the Secretary and the Honorary Medical Staff for the week, or in the absense of such staff, by the Secretary and Resident Surgeon; such admission to be temporary, and subject to the approval of the House Committee at its next meeting.
ADMISSION OP PAYING PATIENTS. Bye-Law No. 59. Paying patients may be admitted at the discretion of the House Committee, who shall fix the weekly rate to be charged to each patient, and in the event of an operation being necessary may fix a fee therefore, and may require the same to be paid in advance; and every person admitted on the ground of emergency to the benefits of the Institution, and able, in the estimation of the Committee, to pay, shall be required to do so at such rate as the Committee may determine. Each admission of a paying patient shall be reported to the General Committee at its next meeting, and shall be subject to confirmation, 57
Bye-Law No. 60. The General Rules and Regulations of the Institution shall be applicable to, and be observed by all paying patients.
PERSONS NOT ADMISSIBLE. Bye-Law No, 61. No pregnant female for the purpose of confinement; no insane person, except on remand for medical examination in the Lunacy Ward ; no one having a contagious or infectious disease; no one Bubject to epilepsy ; nor any one who, in the opinion of the Honorary Medical Staff for the week, or the Resident Surgeon, might receive equal benefit as an out-patient, shall be admitted ; and no child under five years of age shall be admitted, except in cases of accidents or for a surgical operation ; nor except under special cirumstances shall patients be admitted from other districts where Hospitals exist; provided that the House Committee or Officers of the Institution shall discretionary power to admit suoh prohibited cases, and shall report upon the exercise of such power to the next general meeting of the Committee of Management.
ADMISSION OP INMATES INTO THE BENEVOLENT ASYLUM. Bye-Law No. 62. The admission of inmates into the Benevolent Asylum shall be restricted to those days in each week upon which the House Committee meets, when applications shall be considered and decided upon. No pregnant female for the purpose of confinement; no person insane ; no child under twelve years of age; no one having a contagions or infeotious disease, shall be admitted.
PAYMENT OF MAINTENANCE. All patients will be expected to pay towards the actual expenses of their maintenance, so far as their circumstances may enable them ; and all property found on paitents who may die in the Hospital will be appropriated to defray the expenses of the maintenance and burial. The residue, if any, to be handed over to their legal representatives. The Committee of Management shall appoint a sub-committee (with the concurrence of the Surgeon) which shall have power to discharge any patient in case of his refusal to pay ; and shall have the further power to require (if necessary) patients to make a declaration before a Justice as to their means.
HENBY JTBANKS & Co,, PRINTERS, MALOP STEEBT, GEELONG. FORM OF BEQUEST
Which may be Inserted in a Will.
I, A B , do hereby give and bequeath the sum of unto the Treasurer, for the time being, oj the charity known by the name of the "Geelong Infirmary unci Benevolent Asylum, Incorporated," and such bequest shall be paid as soon as possible after my decease.
Bated the day of A.D., 189
Signed by the above-named Testator, as and for his last Will, in our presence, who in his presence, at his request, and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as Witnesses. 1
NOTE.—There must be Two Witnesses.