56th REPORT
OF THE
I I ITTEE OF MANAGEMEN
OF THE
AND
(INCORPORATED)
WITH THE
A Financial Statement, List of Subscriptions and Donations,
AND Statistical Table of Cases treated during the Twelve Months ended June 30th, 1908.
HaxitY FRAMKS ASH CO., PJKLNTKIIS >iAi.ni' STKKKI.
MMCOCVIII. OFFICE-BEARERS FOR 1908-1909. ======President: G. MARTIN", ESQ. Vice-Presidents: J. NICOL, ESQ. C. SHANNON, ESQ. Hon. Treasurer: JAMBS SMITH, ESQ. General Committee: REV. J. FORREST. HIGGINS, W., ESQ. HAY. E. HARRIS. HUMBLE, W., ESQ. REY. HT. KELLY. JULLIEN", E. L., ESQ. REV. A. POWELL. KERNOT, W. C, ESQ. BRADLEY, W. W., ESQ. LEARY, F. J., ESQ. BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ PURDIE, J., ESQ. COLLIER, A., ESQ. PHILPOTT, E., ESQ. DOYLE, J. P. McCABE, ESQ. SMALL, DK. J. ENGLAND, G., ESQ. House Committee: HUMBLE, W., ESQ. SMALL, DR. J". NICOL, J., ESQ., Vice-President SMITH, J, ESQ. PHILPOTT, E., ESQ. SHANNON, CHAS., ESQ., Vicc-Pres. Finance Committee : BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. COLLIER, A., ESQ. BRADLEY, W. W., ESQ. HIGGINS, W., ESQ. LEARY, F. J., ESQ. Honorary Consulting Medical Officers: CROKER, P. A., ESQ,, M.B., CH.M. SMALL, J., ESQ., F.R.C.S., En. Honorary Medical Officers: KENNEDY, T. J. M., ESQ., M.B., CH.B. McCALLTJM, G., ESQ., M.B., CM. HARWOOD, A. W., ESQ., L.R.C.S., P.ED., L.F.P.S.G. NEWMAN, F. J. ESQ., M.B. CH.B. Hon. Anaesthetist: Hon. Skiagraphist: McPHEE, R. G., ESQ., M.B.B.S. ELVINS, H. F. H., ESQ., M.B., CH.B. Secretary, Superintendent and House Steward : A. J. REILLY. Resident Surgeon: Dispenser and Assistant House Steward: DARBY, G. R., M.B., CH.B. 0. J. EYNON. Matron: Hon. Solicitor: Miss J. W. DAVIDSON. W. HIGGINS, ESQ. Auditors: Collector: MESSRS, E. BECHERVAISE AXD A. J. YOUNG. WM. H. HUDSON Geelong inflrmaru and Benevolent Hsuium (INCORPORATED).
The FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT of the General Committee of Management. TO THE GOVERNORS AND SUBSCRIBERS. Ladies and Gentlemen, As those who have had tho honor of being entrusted by you with the management of this large and growing Institution we have now the pleasure of rendering you an account of our steward• ship for the year ended on the 30th June, 1908. The year just closed has been a very busy one daring the latter half, owing to the number of Typhoid cases nursed which totalled 90, only 4 patients dying, which is a very satisfactory average. The total nurahe.- cf patients passing through the Intitution was 2014. Of these 1014' were admitted to the wards. Out-Door Patients—Number admitted, Males, 512; Females, 531; Total, 1043. Number of occasions on which they attended, 48«2. The average Rate of Mortality has been 7.1 for all cases, 6.2 for Hospital In-Door Patients. Sine deaths occurred within 24 hours of admission, these cases were hopeless on their arrival. The total number remaining in the Institution on 30th June, 1908, was 149. The amount to Credit of Endowment Fund is £4360 and of the Reserve Fund £3549 together with £100 part endowment of the Comunn Na Feinne Bed. The Government Grant was £2,500. £16 lis. 6d. was collected in state schools. All who helped are sincerly thanked for their kindness. The following Schools as'iBted :— Germantown .State School ... £2 10 Breakwater State School ... .£0 10 6 Cargarie State School ... 1 13 2 Drysdale State School ... 1 12 4 Marcus Hill State School ... 17 3 Freshwater Creek State School ... 0 13 8 Camperdown State School ... 2 13 10 G-norwarre State School ... 0 JC R Portarlington State School ... 0 16 0 Ceres State School ... 14 0 Mt. JSIoriac State School ... 0 5 0 Visitors Monthly Report?.—Two Members of the General Committee have been appointed monthly throughout the year to inspect and report on the condition and working of the Institution. Their repoit< always expressed fatisfaction Infectious Wards.—These were opened officially hy the Hon. the Premier, on the 11th March, and named the Queen Victoria Memorial Wards, in the presence of a large and representative number oF subscribers to the building who were the guests of the President, Mr. G. Maitin. Severn] short speeches were made and the Premier in reply to a request from Mr. Martin said that he would give a farther £300 to extinguish (ho debt of £500 owing on tho Buildings, etc., if the Committee could raise £200 locally. This was enthusiastically approved by all present. Tho quests thni paitook of Afttrnoon Tea, and a very pleasant function was brought to a close after the Wards hail hern inspected by the public, many of the guests volunteering their assistance to obtain the amount necessary. Subsequently an active canvas of the district was made and the required £200 taisedto claim the Treasurer's promise. The Public and Municipalities giving generously and liberally. In this appeal the Geelong Press took a leading part and it is sincerely thanked for the great assistance rendered In August the ladies of the town and district headed by the acting Ma)oiess Mrs. Frank Auslin, held a Ball in aid, which was admiiably carried out hy the Committee an "proportion of cost of administration to expenditure and maintenance was 10°/Q. Tho nece-s'ary "declarations, etc., in connection witl .tho-admission of patients were obtained. At this Hospital "special care is taken to prevent imposition, and to obtain contributions from tlose in a position to "pay, witl very satisfactory results. Tlie Institution is well and economically managed." Financial and General.—Tie revenue for the past year lias been well: maintained. The Government Grant "was £2,500. . Tie stay of In-patients was 25 days for all cases, which is witlin tie prescribed Government limit. The expenditure on maintenance shows an increase, which is principally owing to the marked advance in tie cost of all provisions and the greater number of patients. The number of Typhoid patients has alto helped to swell tie total. The dai'y average occupied beds was 157, and the average cost per bed occupied £32 9s. Hospital Saturday and Sunday.—£396 15s. was collected. This is a slight increase on the previous year's collection, for which your Committee are very tlankful. To tie Churcles your Committee tenders their sincere gratitude, also tie Geelong Artillery Band. Included in tie above collection is an amount of £23 collected in tie town on Saturday by nurfesMoakriclge, Buckham, Weekly, P. Parry, Z. Parry, Sowell, Auderson, Webb, Tapp aiidHill,tlie Salvation Army Officers also lelped, to whom your Committee tender thanks. Messrs. Dalgety & Co., Deiinys, Laseelles, Austin & Co., and T. Bostock lent their motor-cars arid chauffeurs on the occasion to transport the nurses about quickly. They are hereby sincerly thanked for their kindness. It would be a great assistance io our nurse collectors if some of the ladies of the town would volunteer to collect on Hospital Saturday, as in Melbourne and other large towns. Up to tho present the pressing invitations of the Secretary and Committee to come and lelp, lave not been accepted'even in isolated cases. Entertainments in Aid.—All who lave in any way assisted, either as performers, promoters or subscribers, are thanked for their aid The sum of £52 was received under this heading. Your Committee regrets that it is not larger. Special donations have been received from tie Executors of tie Edward Wilson ArgtH Fund, £50 ; Fellon Bequest Committee, £ 15 ; Major J. C. Bartlett, Pralran, £50. Your Committee greatly appreciated the valued lelp received from these generous donors and tlanks tlem for their munificent assistance. Nurses' Training School.-—During tlie year Nurses Ritchie, Smythe, Tapp, and Sewell passed their final examination. Tie two former laving completed their 3 years training, lave left the Hospital. At the expiration of Nurse Hill's training, she was appointed staff nurse for a period of 6 months. Nurses Davies, Arnold and Seward lave been accepted for a period of 3 years training. We would like to place on record tie manner in wlicl tlo Nursing Staff served the Hospital during the very exceptional Typhoid season of this year. Tie admission of Typhoid Patients was so numerous and so sudden, tlat it was found most difficult to provide a sufficient increase in the Nursing Staff. While arrangements were being made, tie Nurses rose to tie occasion and did their duty nobly through a most trying fimo. Bequests.—Executoi'3 of late Elizabeth Hilson, £12 6s. 3d.; Estate 0. Watson, deceased, £20; Estate A. Summerfield, deceased, £10.; Estate late Ronald Robl, £25. Life Subscribers and Governors.—Major J. C. Bartlett, 146 William Boad, E. Prahraa, donation of £50, Life Governor; Mr. J. Seaiie, Drysdale, was electei a Governor for 2 years in 5 March as Executor of the will of the late Mrs.E. Hilson. Mr. J. Hamilton, Lock Street, Bast Geelong, was elected a Governor for 5 years, as Executor of the will of the late Pauline Ellison. These Executors were elected by the provisions of the recently amended rales, giving greater privileges in this direction. Mr. J. W. Martin, Kilgour Street, Geelong, Life Subscriber on account of £20 donation by the Geelong Eight Hours Anniversary Committee ; Mr. Henry Young, Geelong, Life Subscriber, on account of donation by the Geelong Football Club of £25; Mr. Jas. McDonald, Inverleigh, Life Subscriber, on account of donation by Inverleigh Ball Committee of £22 3s. 6d. Staff.—Mr. G. W. Franklin, Dispenser, resigned in February, and Mr. C. J. Eynon was appointed in his stead. No other changes have occurred. Medical Staff.—Drs. A. W. Marwood, F. J. Newman, T. J. M. Kennedy and G. McCallum, were re-elected hy the Subscribers at the last election, with Dr. R. G. McPhee as Hon. Anaesthetist, and Dr. H. F. Elvins as Hon. Skiagraphist. Drs. J. Small and P. Croker continue to act as Hon. Consulting Officers. They carry out their gratuitous services with commendable zeal and attention to the patients. The Committee's thanks are conveyed to them for their assistance. With the exception of Drs. Small and Croker they now retire, but are all willing to be re-elected and offer themselves accordingly. Gifts of Ice and Fish.—Messrs W. Humble & Sons again supplied the Institution with Ice and Cool Storage during the whole summer free of charge, and the Queenscliff Fishing Company gave numerous donations of Fish, as also did the local Inspector of Fisheries. The Committee's thanks are herewith conveyed to these kind subscribers. Votes of thanks are hereby tendered to the Ladies' Flower Mission for supplying cut flowers weekly throughout the year; to the ladies of the High Church Working Guild for bed jackets and slippers ; to Mr. J. P. Day, Curator of Gardens, for quautity of trees and box plants, etc.; to Committee of Women's Work Exhibition for £33 worth of furniture. Grateful thanks are given to the Press for the valuable and gratuitous assistance it has at all times given to the Institution ; also to the proprietors of the following papers for the snpply of their respective papers : "Australasian," "Leader," "Weekly Times," "Argus," "Age," "Geelong Advertiser," " Geelong Times," "Ballarat Star," " Ballarat Courier," "Messenger," "Southern Cross," "Advocate" and "Worker." It is extremely difficult for the Committee to adequately express their gratitude to tho many unselfish helpers in the work of Charity. For the varied and liberal donations of all kinds the Committee desire to express sincere thanks. Christmas Dinner.—Messrs, J. Nicol and J. P. McCahe Doyle with the Secretary canvassed the town for donations to the Christmas Dinner, which was generously responded to. Tho repast which was of the usual bounteous order was done full justice to by the patients and inmates, after which new pipes, extra tobacco and cigars were the order of the day, which had been thoughtfully provided by two kind gentlemen. All who contributed in any way are most heartily thanked. The list of Subscribers is published further on. Board of Management.—Geo. Martin, Esq., J.P., was re-elected President at tho last Annual Meeting. J. Nicol, Esq, and C. Shannon, Esq., Vice-Presidents. J. W. Sayer, Esq., Hon. Treasurer. With sorrow we have to record the death of a respected Member of Committee, the late Rev. J. MeTaggart Evans, who took an earnest interest in the Institution. The Rev. Henry Kelly was elected to nil his place. The Rev. J. A. Forrest was elected at the last Annual Meeting to fill the Beat rendered vacant by the resignation of the Rev. A. Davidson. It is with regret that your Committee have to announce the fact that Mr, J. W. Sayer who has occupied the position of Hon. Treasurer for many years has signified his intention of not standing for re-election ; he has proved himself to be a very indefatigable member of the Committee and his retirement is much regretted. Yimr Committee desire to thank him for his many services to the Institution. In accordance with the Bye-Laws ftie Rev. H. Kelly now retires, but is willing to be re-elected. The following Members of the Committee also go out by effluxion of time having been longest in office:—Dr. J. Small, Rev. E. Harris, Messrs. W. W. Bradley, W. Humble, and J. Purdie. They are all eligible for re-election and offer themselves accordingly. During the year 12 Meetings of the General Committee, 52 of the House Committee and 12 of the Finance Committee have been held. In conclusion, the Committee of Management hopes that the public will continue to give a generous support to an Institution which aims to help the sick and suffering poor, and to provide a home for those who have none. July 8th, 1908. GEO. MARTIN, PHESIDENT. Districts from which Patients of Hospital and Inmates of the Benevolent Asylum have been received during the year ended June 30th, 1908. a 0) . cn « 3 .2 s H "3 d B ay s a tal . CD t ^ to ^ Aft "g £ Ph Ph •B ct <3 8 to""! Ho s °W o . f 'A <2 M0 In-Patients . j o fen 5 sl Out-Patients . M Eemaining from last year ... 4-9 1355 102 Brought forward 730 17,823 960 12(1 Geelong1 2-48 5482 490 13 North Shore 1 0 Cowies Creek 4 138 1 Geelong West 134 2567 199 7 Fyansford 2 22 3 Herno Hill 5 (11 2 Newtown & Chilwell 102 3193 126 Lovely Banks 1 53 1 Batesford 5 95 1 Queenscliff Id. 345 9 Shire of Colae— Shire South Barwon Forrest 1 15 1 Belmont IB 306 28 Pirrou Yalloek 1 16 Germantown 5 80 9 Boeae 1 28 Connewarre 8 131 2 Breakwater 1 30 3 Shire of Hampden— Highton 3 70 2 Oamperdown 1 5 1 >J e, i Marsh alltown 4 27 2 Terang O U-i Barwon Heads 3 216 Lisiuore 1 12 Warrick 1 5 Shire of Barrartoool Ceres 2 39 3 Shire of Leigh— Jan Juc 1 32 Teesdale 2 74 1 Mt Duneed 10 2 Shelf orcl 7 125 1 a Mt. Moriac ci 135 ,j Waurn Ponds 1 9 1 Shire of Meredith— Freshwater Creek 3 42 Steiglib-. 6 210 2 Modewarre I 20 2 Meredith 10 337 1 1 Barrabool Hills 1 10 1 Auakiu 3 143 Pettavol 1 9 Bereinljolce 1 27 Cargarie 3 64 Shire of Bellarine— She Oak 1 35 Drysdale 21 902 24 Leopold 4 C2 3 Shire of Winehelsea Moolap 9 327 7 Winchelsea 7 172 1 Ocean Grove 0 148 2 Wensleydale 1 15 2 Portarlington 14 465 7 Buckley's Eoad 4 73 Wellington 3 34 1 l Yan Yan Gurt 1 Hi Marcus Hill 1 18 1 Murroon 1 3n I Mnrradoc 1 87 Deans Marsh 1 58 East Geelong 30 S49 20 St. Leonards 1 37 Shire of Wyndham 1 Pay wit 1 19 1 Little River 5 138 ' 1 Point Henry 2 ! 16 1 Werribeo 2 • 2h 1 i Shire Bannocktourn Morrisons (Kalian Shire) ... 1 0 Inverleigh 4 02 Mortlaka lAIovtlako Shire) ... 3 40 Bannoekburn 0 •95 y Tungamah (Tnnganiah Shire) 1 15 Lethbridge 6 99 1 Edenhopo (Kowreo Shire,) ... 1 6 1i Gheringhap 2 7t Bieldell's Creek (Itonisey Sh'e) 2 25 ] Sutherland's Creek 3 127 Rochester (Echuca Shire) ... 1 15 j Moorabool 2 43 l Cobden (Hcylesbury Shire)... 1 Ballarat ti j v Shire of Corio— Board Ship 2 Melbourne Suburbs 19 Lara 9 160 5 9 76 7 1 1 North Geelong 6 114 6 No Residence 27 460 it 13 Carried forward 736 17,823 966 126 868 20,550 1,0U0 146 7 STATISTICAL STATEMENT. Showing Number of Patients treated for each Disease* who were discharged or who died during Year ended 30th dune, 1908- Dis• charged Dis (not in• Died charged a cluding ^ 31 (not in• Died deaths) cluding deaths) o 5&. 1-1 A id -3 •il « P~ ft p I.—General Diseases IV.—Diseases of the Typhoid Fever Bespiratory System Measles Whooping CoiigV Diseases of Nasal Fossse Diphtheria Diseases of Larynx Influenza Diseases of/Thyroid Body '." Erysipelas ... Acute Bronchitis Tuberculosis of the Lungs Chronic Bronchitis Pott's Disease Broncho-pneumonia ... Tuberculosis of Other Organs Pneumonia Syphilis—Tertiary Pluerlsy Blennorrhagla Asthma Caneer, &c, of the Mouth Pulmonary Emphysema ... Cancer, &c, of Stomach & Liver Other Diseases of .Respiratory Cancer, &c, of Peritonreura, System (Consumption excepted) Intestines and Rectum Cancer, &c, of Breast... V.—Diseases of the Cancer, kc. of Other Aryans Other Tumors (Tumois of the Digestive System. Female Gential Organs excepted) 1 Diseases of Mouth and its Acute Articular Rheumatism 17 11 associated organs ., i Chronic Eheumatism & Gout 9 3 Diseases of Pharynx ... Diabetes Ulcer of Stomach Ana?mia, Chlorosis Other Diseases of Stomach Acute & Chronic Alcholism (Cancer excluded) ... Diarraa and Enteritis (children II.—Diseases of the Ner• over 2 years and Adults Intestinal Parasites ... vous System and of Hernia, Intestinal Obstruction .. the Organs of Other Diseases of Intestines Diseases of Anus & Fceeal Fistula) Special Sense. Hydatid Tumors of Liver Cirrhosis of Liver Other Diseases of Spinal Cord ... Biliary Calculi ... " Congestion & Hcemorrhageof Brain Other Forms Mental Alienation .. Other Diseases of Liver .[ Epliepsy Diseases of the Spleen Appendicitis & Abscess of Convulsions of Children under 5 yn Chorea Iliac Fossa 11 Hysteria Neuralgia ... s, VI.—Diseases of the Diseases of Eyes and Appendages a; Genito - Urinary Follicular Conjunctivitis Diseases of Ear • 4 j Systeni_& Adnexa s | Acute Nephritis III.—Diseases of the Blight's Disease Other Diseases of Kidueys and Circulatory System their adnexa Calouli of Urinary System Pericarditis... Diseases of Bladder Acute Endocarditis ... Other Diseases of Urethra, Organic Diseases of Heart Urinary Abscess, &c. Diseases of Veins (Varices, Diseases of the Prostate Varicose Ulcer, HiemoiThoids ... Non-venereal Diseases of the Hemorrhage ... Male Genital Organs Metritis STATISTICAL STATEMENT—Continued. Dis• 3 Dis• charged charged (not in• Died (not in• Died cluding s cluding deaths) a, deaths) &rS M8 ro (Bot h EA 0«. O •a •3 a •a n Tota l Dlsch a *. | Male s j Femal e Uterine Hemorrhage (non• puerperal 5 5 Uterine Tumor (non-cancerous) .. ! 2 Other Diseases of Uterus 8 S Cysts & other Ovarian Tumors .. 1 1 XL—Infancy. Other Diseases of Female Gential Organs 17 Newly born Infants leaving Has 17 pital, &a. without having been ill VII.—Puerperal Con• dition. Accidents of Pregnancy 15 15 XII.-01d Age. Other Accidents of Childbirth ... 1 1 Puerperal Septicaemia Senile Debility 4 1 5 38 Puerperal Diseases of Breast 1 1 VIII.—Diseases of the Skin and of the XII.—Violence Cellular Tissue. Fractures .Sprains Carbuncle ... i 1 Dislocations Phlegmon, Acute Abscess 16 0 22 Other Diseases of Skin & adnoxa Other Accidental injuries 10 il IS Insolation IX.—Diseases of the Other Accidental Poisoning Organs of Loco• motion. XIV.-Ill-deflned Non-tuberculous Diseases of Bones 5 2 7 Arthritis & other Diseases of Joints Diseases. (TuberadosiB and Rheumatism excepted) 13 15 Unspecified or Ill-denned Diseases 1 Other Diseases of Organs of Locomotion 2 2 327 29 25 Slfl Remaining in Hospital - 49. Total Treated - 869. G. R. DARBY, M.B. CH.B.,, Resident Surgeon. Municipal Grants £ p. d. Geelong Corporation £ 65 0 0 Shire of Winchelsea A/a Infectious Wards 10 Geelong Corporation A/o Infectious Wards 'ib 0 0 Shire of Meredith 7 Geelong West Borough Council 20 0 0 Shire of utcredith A/c Infectious Wards 3 Geelong West Borough Council A/c Shirs of South Barwon ...... ,- Infectious Wards ...... 10 10 0 Shire of South Barwon A/c Infectious Wards 6 Borough of Newtown &. ChHwell 20 0 0 Shire of Bellarine ...... 17 Borough of Newtown & Chilwell A/c Shire of Bellarine A/c Infectious Wards " 5 Infectious Wards 10 0 0 Shire of Bannockburn ...... 5 Shire of Hampden 15 0 0 Shire of Bannockburn A/c Infectious Wa'ds 6 Shire of Corio 10 10 0 Shire of Wyndham .. 5 Shire of Corio A/c Infectious Wards 10 10 0 Shire of Ballan .., ][] 3 Shire of Barrarbool 10 0 0 Borough of Queenscliff ... "', 7 , Shire of Barrarbool A/c Infeotioua Ward 10 0 0 Borough of Queenscliff A/u Infectious Wards 10 10 Shire of Winchelsea 8 8 0 Shire of Mortlake ... „ 50 Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum. (INCORPORATED . DR. Endowment Fund Account for the Year ending 30th June, 1908 1907 £ s. d. 1908 £ s. d. July 1st-To Balance brought forward 4089 15 6 June 30th—By Investments, viz.:—33 Victorian Part Residual Estate late John Thomson 270 0 0 Govt. Debentures © netfc cost .. 3068 0 0 Interest 297 7 6 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 28 2 fi Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 500 0 0 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 320 0 0 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 100 0 0 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 300 0 0 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 43 13 0 Interest to General Account 297 7 R ,£4657 3 0 .£4657 3 0 (Signed) J, W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Examined and found correct, A. J. REILLY, Secretary. A. J. YOUNG, -> Licensed (Signed; Geelong, 8th July 1908. HARRY BECHERVAISE, .} Auditors. 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, 1907, to 30th June, 1908, and hereby certify that tho same are correct, and truly set out the financial position of the Institution, its Income from all sources, and its Expenditure on all. accounts. The Balance Sheets, to which we have appended our signatures, arc correctly made up from the Books of the Institution, and truly represent the contents of same, and the financial position of the Geelong Infirmary aud Benevolent Asylum (Incorporated). Geelong, July 8th, 1908 (Signed) A.J.YOUNG, ) Licensed HARRY BECHERVAISE. > Auditors. Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum, (INCORPORATED,) Income and Expenditure Account for Year ending 30th June, 180S. OR. DK. INCOME. EXPENDITURE. £ s. a. JE S. a. £ s. a (A) ORDINARY INCOME (A) MAINTENANCE— Government Grant 2500 0 0 By Provisions— Municipal Grants 139 0 0 Meat 484 17 4 Private Contributions 1257 2 0 Fish 60 14 10 Proeeeds of Entertainments 52 7 6 Butter and Cheese 191 17 3 Hospital Sunday Fund 396 16 0 Eggs 50 12 7 Government A/'e Lunatics 64 10 0 Milk 231 6 8 4409 15 6 Bread, Flour, Etc. 184 4 7 Income from Investments— Groceries 403 0 3 Potatoes and Vegetables Endowment Fund 300 17 6 78 11 3 Malt Liquors Reserve Fund 112 16 6 0 2 3 Rents 13 0 0 1705 7 0 426 14 0 Surgery and Dispensary— Contributions by In-Patients 636 2 2 Drugs, Disinfectants, &c. 191 13 2 Contributions by Out-Patients 53 18 0 Dressings, Bandages, &u. 02 0 2 680 0 2 Surgical Instruments 28 7 8 Aerated Waters 5 6 2 State School Collections 16 11 6 "Wines and Spirits 37 3 10 Sale of Refuse 17 4 3 X-Ray Apparatus 4 IS 3 5 9 329 9 3 Domestic— 5550 15 5 (B) EXTRAORDINARY INCOME— Renewal of Furniture 40 2 Bedding, Clothing and Drapery 85 14 Bequests 137 7 10 Hardware, Crockery and Brusliware 39 15 Sundries 6 0 Fuel and Lighting 421 14 Donations 63 10 It Sundries 4 18 Infectious Wards Building Fund 994 16 2 592 1198 1 S Establishment Charges— Balancing and Adjusting Entries 3 16 4 To Balance Brought forward from Insurance 32 19 30th June, 1907 837 1 10 Sanitation 55 10 Ordinary Repairs 135 14 Telephone 4 12 2S 1G 0 Salarioa and Wages— Medical ami Advni'tiMtmimits KH i i Funeral KxprniHOH a-* 17 (I Cartujru aud EVoiglit ... 7 7 3 Tobacco 37 0 1 Travelling a 2 :i Exchange and Bank Charges 2 13 1 163 1 3 Administration Management— Official Salaries 333 6 8 Clerical Assistance 31 2 8 Collector's Salary ... 100 0 I) Collector's Commission 4S 13 11 Collector's Travelling Expenses 17 0 0 . Official Printing, Advertising, Stationery and Postage 3 17 0 Auditor's Fees 8 8 0 542 8 3 Bank Interest 0 15 10 Total Ordinary Expenditure 5101 12 7 (B) EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURE- Building 160 0 10 Infections Ward Building 773 5 11 Balancing and Adjusting Entries 603 6 4 Sundries 0 7 0 - 1537 0 1 Total Ordinary and Extraordinary Expenditure 663S 12 8 Cheque No. 78587 outstanding 1 3 2 Balance at Bank 948 19 5 .£7588 15 3 .£7588 15 3 Audited and found correct, (Signed) J. W, SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. (Signed) A. J. YOUNG, ; Licensed A. J. REILLY, Secretary. HARRY BECHERVAISE, l Auditors. Geelong, 8th July, 1908. NOTE, the large credit bulanec on 30th June is only an apparent one, as accounts amounting to nearly «B700 were owing- on that date, on account of Infectious Wards building1! and for maintenance on account of general Hospital. Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum. (INCORPORATED) DR. Reserve Fund for the Year ending|30th June, 1908. CB. 1907 £ s. d, 190S £ s. d July 1st—To Balance brought forward 2949 10 8 June 30th—By Government Inscribed Stock 100 0 0 1908 Two Colonial Preference Shares 19 10 0 June 12th—To Transfer from Current A/o (temporary) 600 0 0 Fixed Deposit Receipt Bank of Australasia 1000 0 0 Interest ...... 112 16 6 Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 400 0 0 Fixed Deposit Receipt Bank of Australasia 500 0 0 Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 341 18 9 Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 200 0 0 Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 388 1 11 Fixed Deposit Receipt Commercial Bank of Australia 600 0 0 Interest to General Account 112 16 6 £3662 7 2 .£3662 7 2 (Signed) J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Examined and found correct,' A. J. REILLY, Secretary. A. J. YOUNG, Licensed July 8th, 1908. HARRY BECHERVAISE, J Auditors. Endowment Comunn Na Feinne Bed Account, Year ending 30th June, 190S. 1907 £ s. d. 1908 £ s. d July 1st—To Balance brought forward 100 0 0 June 30th—By Fixed Deposit in London Bank Interest 3 10 0 of Australia, Ltd. 100 0 0 Interest to Current Account 3 10 0 ,£103 10 0 £103 10 0 (Signed) J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Audited and found correct, A. J. REILLY, Secretary. A. J. YOUNG, } Licensed July 8th, 1908. HA KEY BECHERVAISE, } Auditors. 13 TKBLE OF OPERATIONS FOP the Year ending- June SOth, 1908. m o S NATURE OF DISEASE OE NATURE OF O DISEASE OR *3 OPERATION. INJURY. . . > OPERATION. INJURY. c © 5T U T£ M Dic d Unrelieved . M A Believed , I K ——•~' | No . o f Case s j Unrelieve d | 1 1 Stil l i n I 1 Hospital . I Operation on Brought forward Tumors— Removal 1 Epithelioma of Lip 1 Bemoval a Rodent Ulcer 2 Operation on Bemoval - I Needle in Hand 1 ... Thorax— Thoracotomy 6 Fmpyema 6 Removal 1 Carcinoma of Breast 1 Evacuation of Paracentesis Numerous Abscess— Incision 10 Hand, Groin, Arm, Rib ... 9 1 Operation on Bectum A-Anus— Operation on damp & Cautery .. 9 Haemorrhoids 9 1 Veins - Incision 2 Fistula o l Ligation of Saphena 2 Varicose Veins 0 Operation on Operation on Abdomen— Skin — Appendfceetonry . SO Appendicitis IS 2 Eeraoval 1 Angioma o£ Face 1 Herniotomy 12 Hernia. 9 "s Curettage 1 Ulcer 1 Exploratory Stricture of Colon, Car• Drening 2 Burns of Body 2 Laparotomy .. 4 cinoma of Stomach, Enlargement of Spleen .. 1 2 l Removal 2 Hydatid of Live;- Operations on Paracentesis "Numerous Tendons — 1 Tendons Severed 1 Repair Operation on Mole Generative Operation on Organs — Bones- Circumcision 11 Phimosis n 1 i Wiring Fragmauts 2 Ununited Fracture 2 Radical Cure Hydrocele Removal 1 Knife Blade in Radius .. 1 Setting Fragments 1 Fracture 1 2 Periostitis 1 "l Operation on Curettage Female Genera• tive Organs— Amputations— Hysterectomy 2 Uterine Fibroids 2 Myomectomy 2 Uterine Fibroida Arm 3 3 Accident ... Schroeder 1 Retrodeviation Finger 5 I 5 Accident ... Curettage 8 Endometritis 3 Foot 1 Accident *,. 1 S Ketained Secundines ., 8 Accident ... Curettage Toe 8 3 Yentro-snspensian... 4 Retrodeviation d Dilatation S Dysmenorrhea 2 "i Removal 1 Urethral Caruncle 1 Operation on Kemoval 1 Ectopic Gestation 1 Nasal Cavities Examination 3 Pelvic Tumor 2 i and Mouth— Ovariotomy 2 Cystic Disease of Ovary ... 2 Removal ... S9 Post Nasal Adenoids ... S9 Exploratory Asch'e Operation ... 1 Deviated Septum . . ... 1 Laparotomy .. 1 Carcinoma of Uterus l Removal 1 Epulis ,„ 1 TOTAL ... 184 TOTALS 169 3 3 10 GEORGH ]1. DARBY, M.B., CH.B., Resident Surgeon 14 LIST OP LIFE GOVERNORS. Past and Present. (With tho privilege of having 1 In-Patient and 4 Out-Door Patients always on the Books.) 1851 Adams, John, Esq. (.Deceased) , 18700 FinlavFinlay, C. C0.,_, EsqEsq. . ^ (Decease.!) „ Hope, G, Esq. 1883 Braucli, William, Esq. „ Nantes, Chas., Esq. 1S85 Fa»g, William, Esq, „ McMillan, J. G., Esq, 1902 Worth, Rev. W, S. „ Officer, Robert, Esq. » 1855 Learmonth, Messrs. T. and S. „ Wilson, Sir Samuel >. I860 McLaughlin, Donald, Esq. „ Austin, James, Esq, ,• 1864 Meakin, Henry, Esq; „ Cunningham, A, F., Esq. 1873 Mack, Joseph, Esq. ,, Fyfe, A., Ksq. Ronald, Byron, Esq. ,, Mnrcbie, Charles, Esq. „ 1879 Reid, Miss Chrissie M, 1856 Manifold, Messrs. J. and P. ,. 1877 Hague, George, Esq. 1857 Gregory, J. A., Epq. „ 1888 Sanderson, John, Esq. 18S9 Coppin, George, Esq. ,, 1889 Hanson, Alfred, Esq, 1861 Bell, William, Esq. ., 1894 Smith, M. H,, Esq. 1862 Bannister, E. D,, Esq. 1895 Aubrey, Bowen, Mrs. 1865 Oraior.d, Francis, Esq. „ 1902 Miller, Alex,, Esq. 1866 Thompson, John, Esq. • „ - 1905 Stephens, G. A., Esq. 1875 Austin, Josiah, Esq. » 1908 Bartlett, Major J, O. 1870 Mrs. S. Harding ,, Governors for 5 Years with privilege of having i In-Patient3 and 8 Out-Door Patients annually on Boob, J. LANG, ESQ., elected October, 1906. J. HAMILTON, ESQ., elected June, 1908. Governors for 2 Years with privilege of having 2 In-Patients and 4 Oat-Door Patients annually on Books, J. T. MALLET, ESQ , elected November, 1906. J, SBABLE, ESQ, elected March, 1908. LIFE SUBSCRIBERS. Past and Present. (With tUe privilege of having 1 ln-Patlont and 2,Out-Door Patients annually on the BookB.) 186? Christy, A., Esq. (Deceased) 1895 Day, II. W., Esq. 1873 Bomlen, Sir G, F., K.O.M.G. 1896 Austin, Austin A,, Erq. 1879 Austin, J., Ksq. 1897 Smith, Dr. S. M. 1883 Grecian, George, E>q. 1898 Blakiston, J., Esq. 18S5 Stirling, William, Esq. Gough, Mark, Esq. 1888 Brownlow, Chas., Esq. Claike, John, Esq. 1889 Daun, Thomas, Ksq, 1900 Hews, Miss Kdith Howard, II. T., Esq. Calvert, S. B., Esq, Mathews, Jamej, Esq Guthrie, Miss Ella O, Watts, Joseph, Eeq. MacMullen, J., Esq. Austin, The Hon. Sidney, SI, L. C. 1901 Moore, Miss Meta 1891 Wallace, Hon. D. 8. 1902 Tulloch, A., Efq. 18H2 Ward, Mrs. Davison, MIPS 1894 Harding, Mrs S. Evans, A., Esq 1895 Aitcheson. James, Esq. Jones, E, M., Ksq, 1896 Hill, William, Esq. Douglass, Mrs. F. M, U97 Peebles, J. H , Esq. 1903 Flaherty, E., E-q. Gates, O, E. Dempster, A. M., Esq. 1898 Umphlby, Lieut.-Col. Bennett, J. O., Esq. 1859 Holmes, Mathews, Esq. Chirnside, Capt, J. P. 18'J8 M arsh, Henry, Esq. Mclntyre, A., Esq. 1862 Harrison, H, 0. A., Esq. Mayo, G,, Esq. 1877 Shaw, Thomas, Esq, Bell, MrB. A, S. 1884 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. Wilson, Mrs. E. E. 1887 Davies, Sir M, H. Hodges, Mrs, I. 1889 Belcher, The Hon, G, F. ' 1901 Bossence, J. H., Esq, Hili, James, Esq. McPhillimy, J, H. Esq. Hitchcock, G. M., Esq. Shrimpton, F., Esq. Humble, William, Esq. Reid, W, H„ Esq, Nicholson, Ward, Esq, Reed, Jno,, Esq. Brownlow, Chas, Esq, Fei^uson, Jno,, Esq. 1892 Mathews, S., Esq. 1905 HoUrigan, Mrs. H, M. St nill, S„ Esq. Breonan, F,, Esq. 1893 Austin, Ilia. E. P. 1907 Munoey, R, J., Esq. 1891 Hodges, H. B , Esq. 1908 Martin, J. W, Esq. 1895 Austin, F., Esq. McDonald, J., Esq. Anderson, W, E., Esq, Young, Hy,, Esq, 15 List of Subscriptions and Donations For the Year ended 30th June, 1908. £ s d £ s d A Baxter, JaB. 0 10 G Anderson, C, 1 0 0 Browne, P. M. 1.1 0 Brown Bros. 1 I 0 Armour, 8, 1 0 0 Brown, J. C. and Co. 1 1 0 Armytage, G. S. 1 1 0 Brown and Bossence 1 0 0 Allan Ss Co., Propy, Ltd. 1 1 0 Blair, sirs. Jno. 0 10 0 Australian Mortgage, Land & Finance Coy, 5 5 0 Beales, W. and Son ... 0 10 0 Allen, Hy, and Bon 1 0 0 Bingley, J. and A. I', (per list) 3 4 8 Ackland, Mrs. M. 1 1 0 Atkinson, Dr. H, L...... 1 1 0 Blakiston, J, and Co. (per list) 1 17 0 Biddlecombe, Jno. (per list) ... 10 0 0 Anderson, Jas. 1 1 0 Anderson, 0, (Ceres) 1 0 0 British-Australian Tobacco Coy. 1 1 (1 Beamish, R, 1 I 0 Anderson, L, 1 0 0 Browne, W. G. ... 1 1 0 Allin, B. A. 1 1 0 Bissell, W. 0 10 0 Allin, W. B. 0 10 0 Batson, E. 0 13 0 Allen, Mrs J. ... 0 10 0 Bond, Mrs 1 0 0 AuBtin, E. A. 1 1 0 Bartlett, Major J. C. ... SO 0 0 Allen, W. ... 1 0 0 Brearley, Mrs G, 1 1 0 Austin. H. A, 1 1 0 Blair, 11. 0 10 (i Adler, B, ... 1 1 0 Blackwell, E. and^Sons ... 0 10 6 Allin, T. 0 10 0 Broderick, P. I 1 0 Andersnn, W, 1 1 0 Anderson, G. 1 1 0 Admans, G. 1 1 0 Australian Workers' Union 7 1 9 Crofts, W, 1 1 0 A.S.G. 1 1 0 Cotton, H, 0 10 6 Alford, G. H, 1 1 0 Connor, Mrs J, 2 2 0 Campbell, Neil and Co. ... 0 Caldow, Jno. 0 Boyd, J. 1 0 0 Callan N. 0 Bourke, Mis, L, (per list) I 14 0 Cobb and Co. 0 Bramraer, W. 1 0 0 Chaffcy, MifS M. 1 1 0 Box, W. and Sons 1 1 0 Cole, C. and Co. 1 1 0 Br'ght and Hitclicocks .. 5 5 0 Olmr'es, Snpt, J. 1 1 0 Bradley and Wiggs 1 1 0 Contlie, A. 1 1 0 Bradley, W. W. I 1 0 Collins Bros. 1 I 0 Baxter, J. and Son 10 0 Conway and Evans 1 I 0 Banfidd, J. Ii. II 0 Cozens, K. B. 1 0 i) Pelcber, G, F,, Hon. 1 1 0 Curnow, W. 0 10 0 Baars, G. 0 10 0 Collins, W.G. 1 1 0 Baillieu, Mrs A. 1 1 Campbell, W. 1 0 0 Buttenvorth, J. T, 1 1 Cunningham, T. R, 1 1 0 Branch, J. W, 1 1 Cuimiugham, A. H. 1 1 0 Burns and Sparrow 1 1 Cheetham Salt Propy. Ltd. 3 3 Baker, J. Clark,R. 1 0 Bannister, J, and Son Cairn?, J. 1 I Brinsmcad, Hy, ,, 1 0 0 Collyer, A. 1 1 Brown, H, B. 1 1 0 Coghlan and Tulloch 1 1 Bell, J. C. 1 0 0 (.'ulleu, Mrs 0 10 0 Bell Bros, 1 1 0 Corbett, P. 0 10 r. Barnard, W." 1 1 0 Clee. Jno. 3 0 0 Beath, Schiees and Co. , 1 1 0 Calhoun, Wm. 1 1 0 Black, J. 0 10 0 Champion, I. 1 0 0 Bayley.,!, S. 1 0 0 Caffery, J. 2 10 0 Bowman, B, 1 1 0 Cornish, A. ... 0 10 0 Baker, Jus, 0 10 fi Chinese Gardeners, Queenscliff 4 4 0 Booley, G. 1 1 0 Corio Golf Club 0 6 11 Bechervaise, E, 0 10 6 Collins, E. 1 0 0 Batten, T, 1 0 0 Carroll, J. B, I 1 0 Brarne Bros. 1 0 0 Chinese. Residents (per list) G7 1 0 16 £ s d £.1 d Clark, Thomas 1 0 0 Ford, T. 1 0 0 Colosseum (per«U Solomon) 110 Feohner, E. ... 1 1 0 Calhoun, J. ... 0 10 0 Forrest, Rev. J. 1 1 0 Croft, A. H. 0 10 6 Featherstonhangh, Dr. R. T. 1 I 0 Cuddihy, J. 1 1 0 Forrest, C. L. (M.L.A.) ... 1 0 0 Cockerham, J, 0 10 0 Fleicher, Misses M, and I. 1 0 0 Falls, S. 0 10 c D Fletcher, R. J. 1 .1 0 Ford, J. 0 10 (j Dale, T. 1 0 0 Ferry, J. (per list) 2 10 6 5 6 0 Dennys, Lascelles, Austin an^l Co. Fletcher, R. 1 1 8 Dyke, A, A. D. 1 1 0 Frazer, J. 0 10 6 Doyle, J. P. HoCabe 1 1 0 Franklin, J. F. 0 10 0 Davidson, P. L. 1 1 0 D'Helin, J. E. 1 1 0 G Dickens and Sons 1 1 0 Dalgety and Co. 5 5 0 Gray. A. 2 2 0 Davey, Mrs R. 0 10 6 Gardiner, W. 1 1 0 Douglass, F. M. .. 1 1 0 (•uyBros. 0 10 8 Donaghy, M. aud Son 2 2 0 Gosl'ra, Miss H, 1 1 0 Diamond Share and Engineering Coy. 1 1 0 Goodman, Rev. Canon ... 0 10 0 Dickson, T. A. 1 1 0 Gibson, E. W. (per list) ... 1 16 0 Deans, J. 1 0 0 Geelong Gas Co. 6 6 0 Dutton, W. 1 1 0 Gardiner. G. (per list) 2 1 6 Douglas, H. P. 1 1 0 Grass, T. W. 0 10 6 Davidson, Revd. A. 1 0 0 Goddard, VV. M. 1 1 0 Darcy, T. 0 10 6 Gladman, 8. .1 1 0 Deppeler, J, (per list) 8 14 6 Gove, W. 0 10 0 Dew, Jas, 1 1 0 Grimwade, Dr, A, S. 1 1 0 Davis, Mrs R. 1 0 0 Gallop, G. 1 1 0 Daws, A. H, 1 13 5 Grinter, C. 1 1 0 Darby, Dr, G. R. 1 0 0 Gittings, L. 1 1 0 Dean, D, 1 1 0 Geelong Cricket and Football Club 5 0 I) Deller, Ja.s. 0 10 0 Grant, K. (per list) ..; 7 10 6 Devlin, P. 1 I 0 Green, J. ... 1 I 0 lient, F. G. 0 10 0 Guest, J. (per list) 2 9 0 Dew, H. 1 1 0 Gillian, M. K. 1 1 0 Gundry, W. R. (per list) ... 4 0 0 E Gurr, E G. 1 1 0 Evans, H. F. 1 0 0 H E-.tate, Late B. Freeman ... 1 I 0 Estate, Late J. L. Kininmonth 5 0 0 Hardie, A. ... 1 0 0 English, E. 1 0 0 Harvie, D, 1 0 0 Estate, Late Geo. Russell 8 0 0 Healey, J. 1 0 0 Ervin, T. 0 10 6 Hoeking, R. C. 1 1 0 Elvin=, Dr. H. F. H. 1 1 0 Harvey, Dann and Co, 2 2 0 Electric Lighting and Traction Coy. 1 1 0 Hooper, G. and Co. 1 1 0 Eastwood, Mrs S. 1 1 0 Holden, T. 1 1 0 Estate, Late Edward Wilson r.o 0 0 Hulpin, G. E. 1 1 0 Estate, Late A, Felton ... 90 0. 0 Ilobbs, C. D. 1 0 0 Everett, Jos. l 1 0 Hall Miss M, 1 1 Q Estate, Late D. Mackinnon 27 IS 0 Hooper, H. 1 0 0 Edney, W. H. 0 10 0 Higgins, Grelis and Co. ,. 0 io 6 England, G. E. 1 1 0 Harvey, Jas. 1 1 0 Estate, Late A, Armstrong 7 11 6 Humble and Sons 2 0 0 Edmundson, Mrs. VV. 1 0 0 Humble, W. 1 0 0 Estate, Late J. L. Curria ... c 0 0 Higgins, Mrs S. A. 1 1 0 Higgins, W. 1 1 0 Hunt Bros F 1 0 0 Hamilton, D. 1 0 0 Faulkner, G. S. 1 1 0 Higgins, W. H, 1 1 0 Franks, H. aud Co. 1 1 0 Huddait, Parker and Co.... 5 5 0 Freeman M. and Sons 1 1 0 Harwood, Hon. T, C. 2 2 II Farrar J. F. (M.L.A.) 2 2 0 Howard Smith aud Co. ... S 3 0 Fagg, S. H. 1 1 0 Hooper, E. J. and Co. 1 1 0 Fowler, D. 1 1 0 Higgans, T. 1 1 0 Fairbairn, F. W. •2 2 0 Hendia, W. 0 10 6 Fuller, U. 1 1 0 Hill, J. 110 17 £ a d A B d Hill, W. and Son 1 1 0 Keegan, J, 1 1 0 0 10 6 Harrison, W. H. King, J. C, 1 1 0 Hope, Mrs M. 5 0 0 Kernot, W, 0. Hi!!, 8. 1 0 0 1 1 0 Heard, A. N. 0 10 6 Hartwick, A, 1 0 0 H»ro, W. 1 0 0 Larcombe, H, 0 10 0 Hartwick, Albert 1 0 0 Lawrie, J, 1 0 0 Hswkesworth, E. and Emps. 1 4 0 Little, Jno. 1 0 0 Laird and Buchan Honey, W. 0 10 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Ley, VV*. 2 0 0 Hodges Bros. Lyall and Son Hogan, P.J. 1 1 0 1 1 0 I 1 0 Lindon, L, H, 2 2 0 Hamilton, J. Littlejohn, E. J. W. Henderson, Miss K. 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Lane, W. 1 1 Henderson, Mrs Leary, P. J, Holdsworth, M. 2 2 0 2 2 1 1 0 Lloyd, W. H, 1 0 Hudson, Mrs, M. Leigh, Jno. Hawkes Bros. 2 2 0 0 10 0 10 0 Longmore, R. and J. 1 0 Kenwood and Dancey Ling, J. Harvey, Mrs. K. 1 1 0 1 1 0 Light, H. B. 110 Henderson, Mw. 0. 1 1 0 Lyle, Miss U. Harwood & Pincott 2 2 0 1 1 0 Lauder, G, 0 10 6 Hardy, B. 0 10 0 Lees, S. Howard, P. 0 10 0 1 1 0 Hirst, G. and Oo. 2 2 0 Hendy, E. K. 1 1 0 Harris, Rev. E, I 1 0 Moran and Cato I 1 0 Hunter, J, 1 1 0 Marron, E, 1 1 0 Hall, B. 6 0 0 MacMullen, Junr,, W, 1 1 0 Helms, Jas, 0 10 0 Martin, G. I 1 Martin, B. and Sons 1 1 Monahan, T, 0 10 Murrell, P. 1 0 0 10 0 Mortimer, W. 0 10 luce, Jno, Mawson. S. E. J. 1 1 1 1 0 Mann, T. Jbbitson, II. 0 10 0 1 1 Irwin, \V. Munday, VV. 0 10 0 Matthews Bros. 1 1 Imer, L. 1 0 0 Moreillon, H. 2 20 Mercer and Co. 0 10 6 Mayo, G, E. t 1 0 MacDonald, G. Jones, A, \V. 1 0 0 1 1 0 Moloney, J, 1 0 o Jacobs, M. 1 1 0 Madden, J, Jacobs, gam, 1 1 0 1 I 60 Morrison, C N. 20 102 0 Jones, W. H, 1 1 0 Mathews and McCardel Jones, E. M. 0 10 6 1 1 0 Mann, W. 1 1 0 Just and Moore 0 10 6 Moody, G. Jinks, J, 1 1 0 1 0 Mansfield, Miss M. 1 1 0 Jullien, E. L, 1 1 0 Marwood, Dr, A, W, Jacobs, Sol. 1 1 0 1 1 0 Michell, J. B. 1 1 0 Jackson, Mrs. W. 0 10 6 Mann, Jas. Jarman, H. 1 1 0 0 10 0 Mansfield, W. 1 1 0 Morris Little and Son 1 1 0 K Moore, H. W. 1 1 0 Mead, C. J. 1 1 0 Kenny, M, 1 1 0 Mickle, Mrs M. Katz, J. 1 0 0 1 0 0 Mountjoy, Mrs L. C. 1 0 0 Kyle, W, 1 1 0 Morrison, H, King, A. 2 2 0 1 1 0 Marchant, S. T, 1 1 0 Kirwan, P. J. 1 0 0 Mayall, E. Keen, Mrs E. 0 10 6 1 1 0 ManD, Mrs J. 1 0 0 Knight, A. 1 1 0 Murphy, T. King, W, B, and Sons 1 1 1 1 0 Moriarty, Mrs [per list) 1 7 Kennedy, Dr. T, J, M. 1 1 0 Murchison, K. Kennedy, Mrs M. J. 0 10 0 10 0 Madden, R. H, 1 1 Kerley, J. T,. 1 1 0 Mountjoy 0. 1 1 Kelly, A. P, 1 1 0 Morgan, E. 1 1 0 Keaya, Mrs S. 0 10 0 Mathieson, J, 10 0 18 £ s d Manifold, W. T. S 0 0 Pincott, F. R. Murphy, Rev. M. 10 0 Pizer, S, Philpott, E. Mc Phillips, Jno, Peel, W. (per list) McKewan, A. 0, 0 10 6 Powell, Rev. A. McPhillimy, J, H, 1 0 Purnell, R. McCallum, Dr. G. 1 0 Peters, T, and Co. McKay, S 0 0 Podbury, F. Mclnnes, B, 0 0 Pattinson, J. McDonald, Allan 0 0 Piper, R. McCurdy, Jno. 0 0 Petersen, C. McKenna, Rev, M. 1 0 lhillips, E. McKenna, W. 1 0 Petti tfc Bros. McCarthy, N. T, 0 0 Piper, Jno. McDonald, J. 10 G Pacey, W. A. McHarry, D. 0 0 Pacey, Dr. F. J, McClelland, VV. 1 0 Parker, J. H. McDowall, A. Ii. 10 0 Parsons, Jas. McHarry and Co, (per list) 11 0 Purnell and Sons McCann, P. 1 0 Phelan, P. MePb.ee, Dr R. G. 1 0 Polly, D. McKim Bros. 1 0 Prowett, John Mcllwraith, McEachran and Co. 1 0 McDonald, A. (per list) ... 2 9 0 McLean, M. 0 10 0 McLennan, T. (per list) ... 2 0 0 Quinton, Rev, T. McConachy, R. 0 10 0 Mc William, J. A. 1 10 0 McPherson, T. and Son ... 1 0 0 Mclntyre, A. 1 0 0 Randall, J. Robertson, J. and Sons ... Mclntyre, P. (per list) ... 5 11 6 Robertson, C. J. McDonald, P, 1 1 0 Richardson, H. F. McDonald, R. 1 1 0 McMillan, Mrs A. T. 1 1 0 Richardson, A. G. Mclntyre, D, and W. 1 0 Roberis, A. and W. Reid, W. J. Rylah, W. S. and Co. N Ritchie, O. Rees. John Nicol, Jas. 1 1 0 0 Hutledge, T. F, Na.h, W, Richardson, O. Noble, R, W. 1 1 0 1 0 0 Richardson, J. F. Neylon, M. F. lioebuck, U. G. Newman, Dr. F, J. 2 2 0 1 1 0 Reid, W. H. Nash, E. Rintel, M. Newbury and Walker 1 1 0 1 1 0 Renfrey, R. W. Nicholson, Ward Ritchie, R. 1 0 0 Nicol, Jno. Rollins, J. W. Noble, G, 1 1 0 1 llae, Blrs A. ... Russell, James (per list) ... O Russell, T. (per list) 0 10 0 Itainford, T. O'Halloran, D. Ryder, F. O'Connell, E. 1 1 0 Ryan, T. O'Halloran, S. 0 10 0 Orchard, A. 1 o e Oates, G, 0 10 6 S O'Loughliu Bros. 1 1 0 Strachan, J. ... O'Bierne and Co. (per list) 2 13 ti Storrer, H. J. H. ... Oram, Geo. 2 0 0 Storrer, C. P. O'Brien, P. 0 10 0 Strong, J, and Bros. O'lirieUjJ. 1 1 0 Stia.cb.au, Murray and Shannon Shrimpton and Strong ... Smith, Jas. Smith, D. Peters, T. 1 0 0 Smith, O. H. Priddle, F. E, 0 10 6 Smith, C\ H. and Son (per list) Purdie, J. '1 1 0 Shaw, VV. Price, J, L. 1 1 0 19 £ s d Silkelii.Thd?. 1 0 0 Viceaiv, H. S«!ey and King 1 1 0 Vigar, C. J. Smith, Dr. P.M. 1 1 0 Volum, W. F. (per list) Biiarlaiui, J. S^ 1 1 0 Victorian Athletic League finders, '"rs fi. A. 1 0 0 Stotort, D. B. 1 0 0 fheridan, Jos. 1 1 0 W Sicilian, B. ')'. and Co. ... 1 1 0 Whyte,'Mra E. A. 6Ji»mi»ghan, I', (per list) 2 10 fi Whyte, L. A. gyer.l?. J. M. 1 10 0 Wilson, Jas. Sadler, W. 1 0 0 Weddell and Ritch Sinclair, Rev. J. 1 0 0 Wilson, Junr., James gpiller, Mrs ('. 1 1 0 Williams, R. gaywell, H. 0 10 0 Williams, A. Shepherd, t\ 1 1 0 Walker, D. Shannon, C. 3 0 Wood, Hy. Scot', A.J. 0 10 0 Webber, J. and Son gtephan, 0. A, 2 2 0 White, A. G. Small, Dr, J. 1 1 0 Willey, E. Strickland, L. 1 1 0 Wimble, J. W. Sntterhy, W. E. 0 10 0 Wighton, J. Sherriff. W. 1 1 0 Windmill, J. and W. Stevyart, L. 1 0 0 Warden, T. H. Rummers, Mrs A. 5 0 0 Whybrow and Co. Strachan, G. F. 1 0 0 Windmill, Jos. Sinclair, J. and J. 1 0 0 Walsh, Mrs Stephens, Dr. 0 10 0 Willis, J. B. fatherland, H, M. 1 1 0 Whittinglon, J, Wright, T. J. Wilcox, C. and Bros. 1 0 0 Wertheim, Hugo Taylor, W. White, R. S. G. H. Tbewlis, J. I 0 0 Wall's, W. T. Taylo", J. C. and Sons 1 1 0 Webster, Miss A. Trait, J. J. and Co. 0 10 6 Thaeker, II. 1 0 0 Webb, Miss L. M. Watcher, G. 1 1 0 Walker D. (Lara) Thompson, R. 1 1 0 Wellington, W. Tombs and Durran Webster, G. 2 2 0 Williams, G. Thome, VV. J. i 1 0 Toyne Bros, and Walsh Wilson, S. • 0 Tait, R. Warnock, S. 1 0 Watts, W. H. Tassel!, IT. li 0 0 Williams, E. T. Ting&te, J. W. l Turner, S, E, 0 0 Woodhams, W. E. Toyne, Jno. I 0 0 Watson, George I 1 r, Williams, J. Trebilcock, E. l Tneker, John 1 0 Wrathall, S. Tncker, 0. 0 10 0 WatsonjE. Trethowan, II. L, I 0 0 0 10 6 Young, A. J. • Vera," H, J, Johnstone 1 1 0 Boxes. P« W. Box Js Sons £1 16 9 Savings Bank, box ,. £12 2 A, Edments Banks. Unjo.i Bank £5 6 0 Bank of New South Wales Bank of Australasia 10 10 0 Bank of Victoria Colonial Bank 3 3 0 Commercial Bank Wadou Bank of Australasia 5 0 0 20 Amounts under 10B. Mrs. Field, W. Milner, Trespass of Cattle Hesse, A, J. Trethowan, V, Vigor, each 7/6 Mrs. Stevens, 6/- A. A. Aitken, J.Allen, G. K. Allen, A. Bell. C, Batson, J. Brown, Mrs. Burnett, R, Baxter, B. Blythe, Miss Brehn» A, Baxter, 0. A. Byers, W. Bowey, H. Briggs, VV. M. Beatie, M. Bog an, A. Conder, S. Clarke, 0. E,' Charity, j'T Campbell, A. Calhoun, VV. Crutch, H. OhaBey, J, Churches, Miss Oolechin, C. Chambers, M, J. Coyne, J Camera W, Cameron, J. Coombs, H. Coombs, T. Culvert, W. Dolley, M, Doblin, C.Drayton. W. Dwyer, E. Drayton, Mrtt' Davison, T. Duggan, W. F. Drake, 0. Daller, Mrs. Dickman, Mrs. Day, N. Doble, J. Eadea, J. J. Everett, J. VV, RA» 0. Farrelly, VV. Foster, Mrs. M. A. Founds, T. Founds, Fitzgerald & Meakin, M. Glynn, J. Graham, A. Glasetw W. Gray, VV, Harrower, W. Hitch, A, -Heard, W. Heard, T. VV. Holmes, P. Hogan, Mrs P. Hammerli, J. Hitch, A. 11 M W. Hollahan, C. Horwood, Mrs. M. Irving, J. VV. Jackson, S. Joy, D. Lynch,_ J. Lowrie, VV. B, Loveday, Mts.' Loot© T. Larcombe, J. Larcombe, J. Lugg, J. J. Lamb, VV. Lewis, Mrs Lowndes,' L. Levy, Miss B. McDonaliT, R. Murrw' Mrs, McCallum, J. McCallum, VV. Martin A. McLean, W. McLaren, M. McCartin, A. McDonald, J. iforeiiloa, Dr' McLean. W. Maichant, D, MileB, E. Morier, A. Millen, 8. Morris, C. P. McCarthy, W. Murphy, B. Mohteomerv f McCallum, M. McEvitt, G. McAllis'er, S. H. Mayo, W H. Middleton.'Mrs. O'Neil, M. O'Loughlin, J. 0. Olney, Mr&B* O'Brien, A. E. Orchard, J. Parsons, 0. V¥. Phelan, R, C. Peyton, R.'A. Porter, G. Paech, P. E. Piper, J. E. Pitted T. Prowett, Miss Pownall, P. Patterson, H. Powett, R. Reid, R. Rogers, W C. Rothwell, A.Rogers. J, Russell, H Renfrey, J. Rainford, Misses Robinson, J. Fcott, L. Shsfierley, Mrs. Spry, S. Synot, C. J. Sayle, P. Smith, H, Schroste H. Schroeter, jun,, T. Scott, J. Sinclair, W. J-. Thwaites, H. Thompson, J. Taylor, Mrs. C. Thomson, Misses Thompjw, J. R, Tyers, L, Vagg, Virgoni Bros., J. Woodman, S. Winfield, W. Winter, A.Wilson, H. West, J, Walter, H. Ymt 9397, each 5[- ' Amounts under 5s. A. Burns, P. Dendle, J. Harper, Mr. McClelland, Mrs, Muir, each 4/- Miss Bowey, Miss Moore, G. Mott. G. McCufcl each 3/6 S. Lugg, Mrs. Riddell, J. Sutherland, G. Tait, A Williams, each 3/- A. Allpress, R. Allen, A. Blacte C. H. Barker, T. H. Bennett, Mrs, Bourke, F. Batson, Mrs. Brown, H. Buchanan, H. J. Berry, W. Bates, Miss ClaAe' T. H. Coombs, C. Curtain, J. Clarke, T. Dwyer, A. Dendle, J. Davie, H. Dunkley, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Egan, J, T, Edtw, Mrs, P. Farrelly, H. A. Fitzpatrick, J, Fitzgerald, T. Ferguson, A. Grace, D, Glynn, Mrs, Graham, J. Graham, A, Ha£ S, Hoyle, Mrs. C. Harding, A.Jenkins, J..Kershaw, J. Keenan, R. Lemke, R.Lewis, T. Lamond, Mrs. D. Long, f> Lomas, W. Long, W. Lincoln. W, T. Line, L. McLean, Mrs. McDonald, M. lUiddlebrook, H. M , Mrs. McMillan, VV.O. Marshall, P. U. Moloney. D. Moffatf, Mrs. O'Neil, M. O'Brien, D. Phipps, A. H. Piper, Pacholke Bros., Mrs. Parker, D. Richards, C. F. Reader, P. Ryan,, A. Richmond, J. liiobnrdson, J. Paeoh, A. Synot, D. Sprigjs, M. Saunders, Mrs J. ftrtitk P. Swaby, J. Stewart, Miss Sayers, A. J. Spalding, J. Twitt, jun , J. Twitt, A. B. Thurrowgi:od,.l. T, Trigg, E. Tomer, Miss Wilson, T. Wilson, T. Whitten,.B. J. Warr, S, Wliitcombe, A. J. Wisbey, each 2/6 Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs. G, IVrowii, J, Beardsrtll, A. E. Brown C. Button, G. Ball, jun., H. Bates, Mrs. Coogan, M, T. Chesterfield, Mrs. FlanagaD, Mu, Hopwood, R. Hopkins, S, Jenkins, H. Koaseck, L. Koaseck, W. Langdon, D. McDonald, R. Preston, J. H, rimjlte P.M. Wicks, A, Thomas, each 2/- J.Barrett, J. Foot, B.Kershaw, each 1/6 G.Bell, Mrs. Kelly, J. Salkeld, J, Walker, eaoh 1/- GIFTB IN KIND. Queenscliff Fishing Co., Tait's Boat Sheds, Con• Bums, Brown and Bossenco, "Friend," Cabmen stables Gleeson and Loughron, "Friends," Mr. Shelter, Eyrie Street, Corio Club, S. Matthcu's Rawson, Chief Inspector of Fisheries, Mr. J. P. Church, Marshall Street Baptist Mission, Highta McCahe Doyle, Fish. C.E. Society, Geolong, Reading Matter, Highton|CE. Society, Mr. Dcppler, Mrs. Boadle, Mesdames F. M. Douglass and Moors, 1 pair «S Flowers and Medicine Bottles. Mrs. E. A, Whyte, Crutches each. " Friend," Mr. W. Kilhey, Medicine Bottles. K.A.P., 2 Dressing Gowns for Men's Wards Mr. Dunstan, 12 Cases Apples, Mr. Dietrich, 1 Case. Toys from All Saints' Parochial S.S. and Parish. Christ Church, Congregational Girl's Club, Fruit Town and Country drib, Papers. Mr. Day, Lavender and Box Plants. Gifts to Infectious Diseases Wards:—Miss Ifa Mr. G. Davies, 2 dozen Eggs. Mercer, 2 Writing Table Desks; Mrs. Mickle, ShetB Mrs. Stoddart, 2 Opossum Rugs, Pillow Slips and 2 Invalid Table's; Per Mrs. A. Mrs. Hurnhle, Sandwiches. J. Young, 12 Sheets, 13 Pillow Slips, 2 Towels; fc. Fenwick Street, Women's BaptistJMission, Cakes. J. Everett, Pillow Slips; Result of money collected Mrs. J. Blakiston, S dozen Plates. by some little boys living in Wellington Street,": Mrs. England, 1 Doll and Tricycle. Pillow Slips and 2 Sheets; Lady Jane Grey Lodge, Mr. G. Hope, 1 Sheep; Town Clerk, 4 carcases No. 8, and Corio Lodge, No. 4, 5 parcels Bed Linen, Mutton. per Mr. H. Stringer; Miss Marion Gillett, Bmml- Mrs. Allen, Clock, Spectacles, and small Kapoc burn State School, 1 Sheet, 2 Pillow Cases; Flinders Cushions j A "Friend," Spectacles. State School, 15 Sheets, 21 Pillow Slips; Mrs. YiocBS, Mrs. Samrnons, parcel Clothes. 4 Pillow Slips, 2 Sheets; Nurso Bertram, 1 dcaTs Mr. W. A. Anderson, per Mr. Hudson, 1 case Wine. Towels, and Parcel of Linen; Geelong Women's Tem• High Church, Ladies' Working Gruild, Slippers and perance Union, 9 Sheets, 13 Pillow Cases, 8 Towls; Dressing Gowns. Miss Moore, Heme Hill, 1 Pair Sheets; Friends d Mesdanies Connor, Hamilton, Morrison, Ferry, Female Benevolents, Parcel of Linen j Miss M. Tulloci, Cast, White, Barnard, Edney, Hargraves, Peart, 4 Sheets and 4 Pillow Slips; Mrs. Humble, 2 Sheets; Armytage, Fletcher, Thompson, Jackson, Freeman, Asliby State School, 1 doz Sheets, 1 doz Towels, li Cromer, Williams, McKenzie, McMillan, Ross, doz Pillow Slips j Mrs. England, 1 Child's Cot, »J Annear, Mountjoy, Duthie, Messrs. Hodges, Thomp• equipped with Blankets, Sheets, &e.; Mrs. Piser, 1 C« son, Cappi, Hamnierton, Hooper, McPee, Maude, with Pillows, Mattresses, &o.j Mrs. Wood, Mt, Mariw. Watson, Ross, Miles, McDonald, Hendy, Dickman, a Large Load of Wood, Potter, Lottaington, Sayer, Hickmbotham, Bell, 21 Hospital Saturday and Sunday Collections. £ s. d. £ s, d. Sl, Mary's Catholic Church (per Rev. Brought forward - £189 19 8 Arch-Priest McKenna 49 0 0 Presbyterian Church, Little River 1 2 6 St Peter and St. Paul's Church (per Re-.-. Ryrie Street Presbyterian Church 9 0 O Arch-Priest McKenna 21 10 3 St. George's Presbyterian Church ... 10 13 6 St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Fenwick Street Reformed Presbyterian Batesford 2 5 Church 3 0 0 Chturch of England, Ocean Grove 0 15 Presbyterian Church, Camperdown 5 1 3 ChttKh of England, St. Albans 0 13 Presbyterian Church, North Shore 2 0 0 St. Thomas' Church of England, Presbyterian Church, Portarlington 2 7 9 Winchelsea ...... 3 1 10 Presbyterian Church, Werribee 0 12 6 St. John's Church of England, Presbyterian Church, You Yangs 1 2 0 Bannockburn 0 0 Presbyterian Church, Pomborneit 0 14 3 St. James' Church of England and S.S, 13 10 Free Presbyterian Church ... 10 0 0 St. Mathew's Sunday School 13 1 Strict BaptiBt Church, Chilwell 3 0 0 St. James' Church of England and S S. Fenwick Street Baptist Church 4 4 0 Mortlake Lfc. Ryrie Street Baptist Church 2 0 O St. John's Church of England, Kolora ... Marshall StreeL Baptist Mission 13 9 St George's Church of England and S.S. Ab?rdeen Street Baptist Church 8 12 0 Queenacliff 4 4 10 Baptist Sunday School, Belmont 1 1 0 Church of England, Lara and District ... 4 17 U Mt-thodist Church, Queenscliff 1 17 0 St, Cuthbert's Church of England, fhentou Methodist Sunday Schorl 2 6 0 Marshalltown 1 0 0 East Geelong Methodist Circuit (per Rev, St, Duns an's Church of England, A. Powell) 2S 16 1 Connewarre 0 9 0 West Geelong Methodist Circuit (per Rev. St. Wilfred's Church of England, A. Adamson) 18 8 2 Mt, Duneed 0 16 0 High Church, Geelong 10 3 2 St. Paul's Church of England, inverleigh 0 16 8 High Church Sunday School ... ' 0 13 C St. Andrew'B Church of England, Lutheran Church, Germantown (DC-r Rev. Murgheboluc 0 15 6 Schullz) ... 3 13 0 All Saints' Church, Newtown 15 0 0 Luthcan Church, Germantown (per Rev. Christ Church, Geelong 11 11 G. Heyer) o o u Breakwater Sunday School ... 0 i Holy Trinity Church, Barrabool 2 7 0 St. Mathew's Church of England, Geelong 2 12 Saints' Church, St- Albans ... 0 11 7 St. Paul's Church of England, Geelong ... 21 11 Church of Christ 10 0 St. John's Church of England, Highton 1 10 Congregational Churvh, Geelong 3 16 1 St, Mark.s Church of England, Leopold 1 16 Congn gaticnal Church, North Geelong ... 1 4 4 Pnsbjterian Church, Lara ... 1 9 0 Bethel Sunday School 0 6 Presbyterian Church, Barrabool 4 0 0 Pesple's Mission 1 0 Presbyteripn Church, Portsea 0 11 0 Geelong Artillery Hospital Sunday 8 5 Presbyterian Church, Anakie 1 16 6 Portarlington Band S 0 Presbyterian Church, Sutherland's Creek 7 10 0 Salvation Army Collections ... 5 0 Presbyterian Church, Russell's Bridge 0 18 9 McCann's Stone Quarries (per Mr. li. Presbyterian Church, Batesford 2 8 0 Saxon) ...... 1 19 0 Presbyterian Mission, Connewarre 2 0 0 Church of England Girls'High School .... 110 St. Andrew's Presbyter'an Church 3 5 0 Mr. F. J. M. fyer ...... 0 10 0 Presbyterian Church, Inverleigh 2 1 4 Nurses Hospital Sunday Collections ... 23 9 10 Presbyterian Church & S.S., .Geelong W. 2 0 0 Sunday Collections Hospital Saturday St, Andrew'B Presbyterian Church, Q'cliff 7 15 5 and Sunday ...... 5 14 6 Forward £189 19 8 Total - £396 16 0 Societies. & e. d. & e. d. Sons of Temperance, Winchelsea ..• 0 10 o Geelong Cricket k Football Club A/o Children of Mercy (Miss Tully) Geelong ... 110 Infectious Wards ... 25 0 0 Master Builder's Association ... 2 2 0 Master Bakers (per liBt) ... 14 18 0 Ancient Order of Forresters (W; E. Thompson) Wharf Labourers' Union, Geelong ... 5 0 0 DryBdale - ... 1 1 0 Ashby k Geelong Yearly Provident Society 2 2 0 Stevedores, Laboures' Geelong (W. Skillern) 1 0 0 Victorian Stevedore k Contracting Co., Eoyal Society of St. George ... 0 12 6 Melbourne ... 5 5 0 Boyal Society of St. George Ale Infectious A.^.A. Steiglitz Branch (Mr. Bissell) .... 5BO Wards 2 2 0 Master Builders' Association A/c Infectious Leopold Mutual Improvement Society Wards ,.. 2 2 0 A/o Infectious Wards ••• 10 0 22 Town and Country Lists. Employees Australian Tannery, Per Mrs. L. Bourke, Anakie— Marsha 11! own— P. Campbell, 5/-; A. Beggs, J. Beggs, W. W. 0. Whalley, 5/.; F. Earle, 2/fi ; T. Bourke, J. Bourke, eaoh, 2/6; P. Boivden, Beardon, J. finell, H. J. Earle, 0. Meld, H, W. IS. Hawkes, L. Hates, D. Campbell, (J. Decker, each 2/-; B. Shelly, K. Aldridge, J. Kelly, II, Flanagan, J. C. Hensley, It, Mc Johnson, A.'Pitman, A. J, Cooke, W. Beardon Adam, J. Flanagan, juu., 2/-: T. Prescott. 1/- £1 i{ j G. Baensch, W, Newlimd, P. Shelly, J, Hinolicliff, C. Amiens, W Lange, W. I Butchers Geelong Feezing Works Tozer, H. McDonald, A, I'etlofsen, D. Moy• 1 lan, P. Grossman, n, Bossack, A. Snellback, North Shore— F. Schnicder, F. MoDonald, M, Grossman, A, Toyne, J. O'Halloran, W. Dearnley, H. F. Costello, A, Momm, H, Cooke, W. Lewis, Stirling, D. McAuslan, G. Toner, H. Bradder R. Petersen, A, Verity, W- Fraser, W. Fraser eaoh, ]/•; J, Baensch, A. Decker, each 6d...' £2 4 6 each 5/-; F. Demphy, 3/-; J, Toner, F, Glenister, H. Wilkinson, eaoh 2/6 ... £3 $ -% Employees Albion Woollen Mills- A, Colenso, S. Cowan, eueh 2/6 : J. Coleman 0. Stobart, each, 2/-; W. Palmer, M. Wan!, Employee* J. C. Brown & Co., Geelong- A..N. Anderson, G.P., T.J., W.B., A.M.. .7, Moran, J Downie. P. Fisher, G. Spend- each 2/-; J.A., J.A., J.H.W., A.G.S., love, T. Sutcliffo, H. Newland, L. Cobb, J. each 1/- £Q u McCay, C. Olaike, D. Kenny, F. Fleming 9 J, Hu.hes, J. Ward, each 1/-; M. Ash, E. Haddrell, M. Tullis, Mrs. Houghton, Miss Employees Messrs. Barrett Bros., Per Neilson, Miss Baroy, K, McDonald, B. Mc W. Ford, Ksq. Donald. Mrs Kitby, L. Croft, M. Chapman, W. Ford, 10/6 ; — Woodburgess, F. Newling A. Lofts, Mrs Armour, 11. Kennedy, L, each if- ; S. Trask, 2/6 £1 1 0 Hampshire, J. Mcintosh, S. Leach, J. Gray, G. Nelson, J, F, B,, each 6d ... 1 14 0 « Per Messrs. J.l&c A. P. Bingley, Warrambeen— Executors late A. Armstrong, J. k A. P. Bingley, '£2/2/.; — Campbell, ' Ellingeriin,' Inverleigh— E.Jacobs, eaeh 2/6 ; — Johnson, J. E. Mrs B, Armstrong, £3 3s; S. Armstrong, £1 Jones, S. Cooper, — Byrne eaeh 2/-; E. Bcnner, G. Hath, M. M nil Ins, H. Muuro, — Barrack, 1/11 ; T. Ritchard, 1/9 ; W. F. Fry, P. Hayes, A. Proctor, G. Earl, W, W. Williams, — Bain, G. O'Loughlen, E. I alh, W. Alderson, S. Hole, J. Haygarth, O'Loughlen, A. Cahill,' A, Carr, each 1/- £3 4 ! C. Warden, E, Warden, P. Fry, J, Wickton, W. I?ren, A. McNeil, l). Haygarth, D Mo Per Messrs. J. Blakiston & CO., Geelong- Ktrral, L. McNeil, sei.r, D. Br si an, II. J. Blakiston & Co., £1/1/-; 0. & 13., E/-j Karle, 0. McNeil, B. McNeil, H. Bath, J. W. Bnffln, J. Malcolm, each 2/'- ; W. Chaliis, each 2/6 ; J. Rovvarth, 1/- ... £7 11 6 MoEwan. T. Prendergast, J. Miles, W. Parsons, T. Lynch, A. W. Curtain, M. Employees Australian Paper Mills, Gilmore, each 1/- £1 1/ S per J. Hepburn, E£q.— D, Douglass.'J. Wilks, W, Wilks, G. Thomp• Employees Messrs. J. Bannister & Son- son, A, Coates, N. Marshall, each 2/u ; T. J. Bannister k Son, £1/1/-; G. C. Herbert, Kitchen, senr,, M, B'oggo, H. Robinsrn, J. 10/-; W. Blunt, F, Kurzman, each 2/6 ; Morris, H.Thompson, F. Holden, A, Bennett 0. Walsh, 2/-; G. Baker, P Payne, P. E, Cooper, E, Jenkins, E. Kells, each, 2/-; Gary, each 1/- £2 1 0 A. Robinson, T. Ketchen, junr., B, Taylor, • G. Sharpe, T, Ryan, J, Gray,'J, Robinson, Employees Messrs. Cobb & CO>, Geelong, 0. liobinson, D, Leviston, A, Btthune, M. per F. Tully Esq. Foggo jun., S. Gugger, J, Sharpe H. Niblett, A. Allden, T. Daves, A. Meurvis R. Harvey, J, Smith, J. Kmond, J. Smith, G. Barnett, H. Dryborough, A."Learn, A, jun., J. Kitchen, E. Wood, E. Murphy. A. Smith, P. Kearney, T. Mitchell, each 2/6 Lynch, A. Bailey, A, Dower, H. Fulton, M, J. Stokes, G.'Getson, M. McConey, R. Owen Gugger, J. Hanger, R. Emond, G. Wakefield F. Howarth, 0. Sharp, W. Duff, H. S. T. Kells, R. Wood, J. Ketchen, C. Redder, Moss, 0. A. Millard, R. Coltish, D. W. Read, T, Emond, J. Foggo, M, Lynch Ilutchins. P. Coltish, D. Page, 0. eaoh 1/- ... .., £3 12 0 Rowhottom, J. Kerwan, S. Skene, eaoh 2/- R. Stokes, 0'. Ashbury, eaoh 1/6 £3 0 6 23 Chinese Residents— Per J. Ferry, Esq., Barwon Park— H«if Yick, M/i/-i Ah Cheong, Charlie J. Ferry, 10/6 ; W. D. I'., 0. Cameron, H. Vtt fan. Yan Way> ench *2 > Ah Tu"g' Ah Hall, each o/-; B. R worth, E. Stephenson, Jeck, Wall Ham, Ah Ling, Ah Fan, Charlie I. N. Bennett, J. Alsop, jinr., each 2/6 ; Han Lee, Ah Keong, Bow Sing, Bowling, I. Collins, G. Higgans,,B. Murnane, each 2/. Ah Y«n, Peng Lim, Wee Quong, Hock Len, IT. Raynor, A. Lloyd, A. Mawson, G. Pres• Charlie Tom.' Way, Charl e Ah Song, Gooey ton, I. Alsop, M. Gladman, I. Donohne, sun, Ah Yiek, each £1 10/-; Charlie Ah H. Bright, W. Alford, each 1,'- ... £2 10 6 Kim, lie Nam, Koo Nam, Ah Hann, Han Go ey, Kie Way, Wah Way, Ah Pong. Wee Per Marfhallrown— Leon. Ah Ack, Heck Way, Ah Yee, Wong G. Gardiner, Esq., G. Gardiner, £1 ; K. 1'ozer, A. Zelley, 0. Han, Sun Way, Yip Olieong, each £'/5/.; Palmer, each 2/fi ; J. Gibney, F. Zillev, 0. VJiLim, Hock Tin, Ah Chung, Toy Hock,. Hill, T. Gardiner, A. Phillip', A. Jnhu-i-.u, T>n Sing, etch £I/-76 ; Ah Hong, £1/2/-; F. Baensch, I'.'ZjIlcy, J. Wri'n, P. Gibney, Fon Hec, Ah Meng, Wm. Ah Gan, Ah Tang, T. Gibney, A. Llovd, A. Gardiner, F. Lenhv Lon Jam. Sun Wah Yet, Sun Cheong Hng, tachl/- "...... £2 1 6 each £1/1/-; Moy Way, 15/; Woon Hock, Ah Part, Wm. Yan Gay, each 10/6 ; Yong ftocg, :>/-; Shock Hong, 3/- ... £71 5 0 Per W. R. Gundry, Esq., Jan Juc— W. R. Gundry, 10/o ; 0. H!. Gundry, 11- ; Employees Cheetham Salt Co.— T. Dufflehi, W. Paulke, G, Ashmore, W. A.J.C.,* H.A.P., each 6/-; A. Shaw, ij.; Baensch, H. Harding, G. Hunter, A, Ba u- 0 Cawkill, T. C. Edgar, each 3/-; 0. Che!- soh, A, Payne, J. S. SciUert, H. Seiff.-rf, bow. W, It. Borthwiek, 0. Hellings, P.Shaw . J. Coy, J. Roddick, J. F. Gibson, Mrs J. Hunt, W. Dwyer, G. Grinter, F. B , each Murray, C. Miller, each 2/6j J. W. DuflUld, 3/6 j 0. CiUtcrall, A, Gilbert, E, Selway, F. Duffield, A. C. Gundry, S. lluse, W. J. Diamond, J. McHugh, I, Coppard, 0. Wilson, J. Hunter, G. HoKlen, G. Hooper, Warren, W. Mebermott, J. Iteid, J. Leyfield " Friend," J. Henry, " Welwisher," 0, I. Hunt, G. White, each 2/-; D. Lainont, Bubb, each 2/. ; W. Cunningham, I'. Jor- 1,'r! : P. Cawkill, H. Jennings, W. nunt, guson, F. Rosser, each 1/- ...... £4 0 0 A, Atkinson, G. Pownall, II, Eaton, each ]/.; Bag. 6d, ...... £3 12 0 Per E. W. Gibson, Esq., Belmout- Per J. Deppeler, Esq., Batesford— F. W. Gibson, a Is. ; W. Llovd, 5/- ; A. J.Deppler, X. Jiuhleback, II. King, Depptler McLaren, P. Eddinglm, J. Ashmore, J. Pros., each £1; Hammerli Bros, G. M. McK' nz'e, each 2/-; S. Matthews, T. Loyd, Baxter, A. C. k W. J. lluhleback, J. H. each ...... £1 16 0 Daniel, each 10/ ; .M. Haunan, A. II. Thciaz, E. Weitnaoer, F. A. Mareudaz, Jales Farve, A. Deppeler, A. H. Buchttr, Employees Messrs. Hawkes Bros. lack,'/-; B. Keller, R. Gugger, E. Weit- (per Mr. Crowle)— i.asi-r, F. Tally, W. Deppeler, Mrs, Flanagan, H. R. Uibb, (!. E. Crowle, A. McLean, W. J. Gugger, each 2/6 ; A. Schreier, 2/. ... £8 11 6 Watt, J. Allen, A. Watt, J. J. Young, J. Illingworth, A. J. Stuart, A. If. llohbs, T. L. Wii.chconib-', A.G.each 2/-; C. Nash, E:npWs Messrs. M. Donaghy & Sons W. Pride, each 1/6 j A. J. W. Andrews, T. Geelong— Sadler, NT. T. Day, F. 0. Purnell, N. T. ?. Jeiikins, C. Yates, J. C. Ferguson, each Blair, IT. B.-iyley, A. Ciithberlsoii, li. T. S/o; P. Payne, J. White, — Dowsett, — Walk-r, A. F. a.bbs, W. Palmer, W. Miller, Jlsllt-r, each 2/.} P. Murphy, P.Kennedy, R. Kykes, T. Ellwooil, T. O'Neil, W. 3., J. ti&mk", G. Hagger, W. Hunter,,!. Napier, N. G. Slater, T. Westawav, A. Dickin*, J. Craven, I!. Talbot, P. Hayes, R. Rclslon, A. P. Irving, ,•>. Walt, e.ioh !/-; L. W, W*. Uaggar, W. Grahtm, J. Lamb, G, Taylor, F. G. Cook, W. Woods, H., each Cd £2 9 0 Holmes, each l/.j J. Sargeant. P. S.rgoaut, — Hodgins, each Gd ... £111 0 Employees Messrs. Hodges Bros., STI.RA H.m h Messrs. Dalgety and Co., (per Mr, If. Hodges)— (Per Mr. P. 11. Ungues)— E. Hodges, H. Ohamb-rlain. 0, Landy, W. O'.Meil, J. ONeil, each 2/0 ; G. Wood, 1*. Stnblty," T. Higgins, 0. Hodges, W. N. TuwhK-ii'i, E. Charty, T. M. Mahon, Burke, J. Barwick each 2/6 ; J. Hij.'gin3, J. F„ T. Herbert, W. Sceuey, F. C. Harris, 2/- ...... £12 0 .!. Ii. 0., J. Rain, J. P., each 2/-; T. Norris, J, t'agan, C. Paine, 0. Farrell, I'. Hastings, F. Maauire, J. Davis, P. Graham, S. Sherry, E. Hawkesworth, Esq. and Employe's— 'Viti. Manly, I?. Lucas, P. Maker, P. Kruger, K. Hawkesworth, 10/6 ; S. E. Ihuvkeswetth, F. Jul.vun, D. Kyan, I. AlcCrae, E, Quigly, W. Fieslev, P. Thompson, each 2/6; B. •J. liensbe, T. Drown, J. Martin, — O'Connor, Powell, 2/-; A. Powell, N. Powell. H. R, Madden, each 1/- ...... £2 9 0 Bieske, G. Sim-, each 1/- ... £1 i 0 Employees Messrs* Harvey Dann & Master Bakers, Geelong— Co., ©eelong— G. Moody, J. Little, F. J. Drayton, T. F. F. J.H., f/-; E. Thorley, E.J.H., G.L.F., each Murray, Miss Mansfield, G. Williams, Bell 2/6 ; T. McHugh, H. French, C. Fox, T. A. Bros., Anderson Bros., E. Law, each £1 Is; Miles, J. Farley, each 2/-j W. Henderson, J. Brassey, Guest and Bentley, A. A. .1. Maher, J, Berry, — Bany, — Paech, W, Trauter, S. Newbury, W. Brownbill, H. Jennings, A. Kicholls, S. O'Seitl. G. Russell, Jamieson, C, Myers, C. A. Byers, each 10/6; F. Rowe, J. Shepherd, — McDonald, T. Mrs J. Ritchie, L. Gravolin, N. Robertson, Davis, J, McCarthy, G. Jones, — Walter, A. liarnc, E. W. Britter, each 5/- ... £U jg j M. Moylan, E, Fletcher, T. Currie, W. Thorley, W. Craike, W. Bland, A.'.Sayle, Employees Messrs. Mereer & Co., 0, Spriggins, G. RoEe, each ]/• ... £2 7 6 E. Mercer, 6/-; E. Burgess, G. II. Brown- hill, A. L. Mereer, each 2,1- ; W. Reid, Por R. Jamieson, Esq., Stony Point, — Jackson, J. Turner, — Cane, H. Dicke s, Darlington— II. Pilley, Miss Cuthbert.G.W.M., each ]/-; N. Nicholson, H. stanbury, each 6/-j P. M.M., 1/6 :"T. Hardiman, 6d ...... £i \ j O'Neil, G. Alford, J. Murray, A. Armstrong, A. Armor, 8. Lancasler, I. Holdswortb, each Per A. McDonald, Esq., " Marathon "- 2/6; 0 . Burnip, 2/-; I, S] enoe, 1/- ... £110 (i A. McDonald, 10/6 ; J. Cunningham, f/- ; S. McDonald, J. O'Neill, A. McDonald, Loco. Sheds, Victorian Railways, G. Shannahan, C. Miller, 0. Clark, M. Geelong, per J. Guest, Esq.— Delahunty, W. Wembridge, II. Norton, T. H. Prior, J, K. Occo, —Waki field, 0.0. Wishart, S. McNaughton, J. O'Neill, each Peterson, each 2/6 ; K. McKenzie, T. Brown, . 2/6; F/J. Densloy, 2/-; H. McDonald, 1/6 £2 9 5 D. O'Calaghan, each 2/-; S. Drew, B. , Floyd, M. Shanahan, R..Dawson, E. Flynn, Tor T. McLennan, Esq., Little Riv?r— M. Hodgins, A, Traillor, A. Stevenson, H.J. T. McLennan, Esq., £1 Is ; H. Coe, 4/-; J. Hart, — Marsh, F. R. Neale, G. T. Green• Mcintosh, P. Watson, J. Meehan, T. C. wood, A. Brcmmers, M. J. Jonep, P. Richmond, A. Richmond, 0. McLennan, Habermans, C. Stinton, T. Collopy, M. each 2/6 ...... £2 0 6 Saunders, R. Henderson, W. Jarvie, A. F. Stephens, M. Drew, F. T. Demer, W, Grant, T. L, Walker, A. llellens, J. Powell, A. Per P. Mclntyre, Esq., " Mnrdeduke "- Floyd, K, Scullv, F. Archer, E. Spance, P. Mclntyre, £i 2s ; C. W. Mclntyre, £1 ; J. VV, Qlenislcr, VV, A, Kitchen, each 1/- £2 9 0 G. Alsop, F. Richmond, J. Richmond, E. Stephenson, 0, Deppeler, H. Stephenson, A. Collins, J. Stephenson, D Collins, il. Employees J. Munday— Sigley, H. FyfEe, H. Cameron, J. Shinners, W. Hurley, J. MeMauus, D. Uellately, N. L. I. Woodward, B. Bennet, A. Bourke, T. J. Watson, each f/6 ; T, Cosgrovp, P. Leahy, Shinners, each 2/6 ; . T. Witson, G. L.'ach, E. Halmshaw. P. Doheity, P. Kearney, T, P, Farquharson, 0. Wickson, each 2/- ; K. Doran. each 2/-; J. Hurley, J. McCarthy, Macguire, Sheila, eaeh 1/- ...... £5 U 6 D. Hi',key, B. Hickey, A. Cromer, J. McCnrler, each ]/- ...... £18 0 Messrs. McHarry & Co., Lara— McHarry and Co., £1 Is; J. Oakley, D. Per the Manager Freezing Works, Callahan, VV. Callahan, 1?. Millelge, each 2/fi £1 11 0* North Shore— J. Fairbrolher, — Casey, T; Blake, — West- phall, — Richardson, each 2/6 ; K. VVahh, Executors late D. MeKinnon, Marida Yatlock, — McDonald, — Ph:nn, — Metirath, — lloorcan— — Healy,— McDonald, — Moore, —O'Ktian- Kxecutors late D, MeKinnon, £7 7s.; ' VV. nessy, — Flint, — Buckham, — McGorlick, K. MeKinnon, £2 2*.; M. llreen, A. Tribolet — Barras, T. !?mith, F. Smith, I. Faiibro her I'. Henry, R. Dease, each 10/-; W. Smith, F. Arnold. — Watt, — Lnea«, each 2/- W. 7/6 ; 1'. Smith, S, Neave, 1. Neave, P. Breen, Tait, A. Tait, — White, — Kelynach, J. fi. Dalton, E. Earl, Messrs Beckley & Son, Wal.-b, — Gnmdell, — Stephens, — BOIIP, Kate Robertson, each o/- ... £13 16 $ — Burns, — Bond, H. Manning, C. Mann• ing, J. Smith, J, Williams, G. Dudds, — Messrs.'O'Beirne & Co., Breakwater— Cleave, — O'Halloran, —Winters,— Mar• tini, G. Smith, — Tregohing, C. Lewis, H. U'Heirne, 5/-; Mclnnes, 5/-; G. Barling, 0'Brien,5T. Lewis, — Ferguson, — Klix, J. Dalton, P. Cosgrove,.each 2/6 ; M. Ryan, A. McDonald, E. Leahy, P. Coleman, J. each 1/- ...... £3 H 6 White, E, Doherty, D. McDonald, J. Thomp• j/v\ii/'ii-;rE son, M. Kildea, J. Fowler, A, McDonald, J. Per MPS. Moriarty, Inverleigh— Dalton, J. Craig, C. Stapleton, G. Kinsella, Mrs Moriarty, £1 Is; I. M., 2/6; M.J., Y.D., T, Betts, each 2/-; B. Dalton, B.. Kildea, J. U.O., J.B., each I/- ...... £17 6 O'Connor, J. Dalton, junr., each !/• ,,. £2 13 6 25 W. Peels Esq., Murgheboluc— store Hands Messrs, Strachan, Murray MM G. Peel, W. Peel, W. Amiet, eaeh B/-; and Shannon, per D. Mclntyre, Esq. Mrs Hooking, Mr Guiuane eaeh 2/6 ... £10 0 D. Mclntyre, £1; E. H. Gray, 8/-; D T, W B, J B, J D, J M, P D, R J G, J H, OC, H Met, F 0, 0 R, W C, W N, Employees parks and Gardens, W G, T G, J F, P D, G A, T 8, E B, per J. P. Day, Esq. E S, J Mcl, H G,' W G, J MoS, T D, J P. Day, 5/-; W, H. Simmons, J. Sullivan, W C, each 1/- £2 13 0 W McDonald, eaoh 2/6 ; H. Wallace, T. Henry, G. Saxbe, E. Newling, W. Henry, Victorian Railways, per p. shntmnghan, H Newling, each 2/-; W. Henry, H. ThaurJs, Esq., Roadmaster— each, I/- ..£16 6 E. Shaunaghan, ' J, Mc Williams, D. Edwards, V. McMahon, J. H, Glee.(on, J. Moylan, P. J. Donohue, eaeh 2/6 ; F. Employees R. Purnell, Esq., Geeh ng— Mailing, E. Crozier, W. J. Wood, M. Balance 5/-; H. A. Purnell, 2,-j N. Bell, J. Cleary, W. Wyatt, D. McKay, S. Boyd, MaUin, H, Holloway, A. O'Callaghan, F. A. Black, each 2/-j W. Newland, T. Collins, T. Coffey, H. Smart, H. Atkini, M. Carrick, W. Blake, M. Iverson, A. Way, O'Callaghan, J. ir-harp, J. Scott, A. B. R. Dalsymple, J. Jordan, W. Cutting. C, Purnell, P. Hammond, each 1/- ... £10 0 Jones, J. Gaylard, M. Askew, J. McKenna J. Nelson, A. J. Haggar, C. Armstrong M, G.een, J. O'Kane, each 1/- £2 10 G Per T. Russell, Esq., ' Wurrook.'— 7. Bussell, £2 IOs ; D. McLaren, 10/-; tf. Employees J. O. Taylor & Sons - A. Wheadon, fl/-; E. Earl, A. MoDonald, S. E. Taylor, A. Beales, A. Searle F. Adams Earl, each 2/6 ; J. Giblin, A. P, Nixs, each D. James, W. Owen, G. Haggar, R. Jenkins :'/.; P. Comber-, 1/- ... £3 17 6 0. Wood, F W A, BO, — King, J. W. Martin, E. James, P. Prosser, J. Follett J. Mulder, B. J. Aspinall, E. J. Taylor P. Burke, — Ashton, — Dickens, J S, Per James Russell, Esq.,' Barunah.'— — Brownlee, each 1/- £14 0 J. Bnssell, £5 Os 6 1 ; Deguitz, 2/10 ; W. Nelson, B. Gear, C. Bath, J. Campbell, 'J'. Kodes, W. Holladay, S. Burgan, J. Evans, Employees Union Woollen Mills, Geelong— sen-.,.!, try, C. Butler, 0. Gibson, J. Bath, P. C. Sinclair, 2/-j H. Nebon, F. Cobb, R. A. McQueen, M. Toohev, W. Gibson, H. Mc Overend, H. Lot's. B. Stribley, R. Gilvrary, A. Mowatt, J. Neve, W. Phillips, Doddridge, Mrs. Eldridge, J. McFarlane each 2/6 ; J. Bussell, Miss Tait, Thoma?, A. J. McCaskill, G. Harrison, G, Winstanley A. Gibson, B. Bound, J. Harris, S. Mc J. lleales, W. Warren, S. Shinners, L. Naughton, T. Nes'er, each 2/.; Smart, McQueen, P. McFarlane,' J. Christy, H. Alford, McGuire, McDonald, Butler, B. Winstanley. F. Attwood, J. Hastings, F. Holladay, J. Devine, Witcombe, Evans, Smith, J. Grant, Mrs. Milliken, Mrs, Hronary, Coots, O'Callaghan, A. Nelson, Curtis, M. Lawson, G. Taylor, W. Iiowarth, Bath, B. Liston, Cameron, Miss Anderson, P. Turley, S. Gibbs, M. Donald t'lancey, E. H; River, W. Murphy, each 1/- £9 6 10 N. Cobb, M. Ranee, J. McCarthy, W. .McFarlane, W. Eldridge, T. Winnicott, •— Freeman, J. Kenny, W. Lee, P. Per R. Saxon, Esq., Williams, A. O'Shanassey, E. Wilson, H, Oonder, J. Parsons, W. Beales, W. Oust, f\ H. McCann, 10/-; H. Saxon, fi/u; F, J. Lee, G. Wallace, T. Cole, A. Wright, J. Honney. A. McDonald, M.J.L.,C.V, Ranthe Coles, S. Condur, J. McNeill, T. Monahan, 0, E. Suetisson, M. O'Connor, J. H. McLaren J. Mclldowie, G. Milliken, A. IHrch, each 2/6 ; J. Smith, H. Smith, eaoh 2/-; J. W. Leighton, each 1/-; G. Napier, A, M, Stacey. W. Smith, each 1/- .., £1 19 0 Anderson, S. Pont, Mr.->. O'Neil, L. Bird, F. Roice, N. Murray, W. Ranee, G. Palmer, C. Cust, each 66.; H. Mason, 3d. £3 5 g Per Messrs. C. H. Smith & Son, Clyde Works— C. H. Smith & Sons, £1/1-; CH. Smith, jun. Per W. F. Volum, Esq., ' Roxby,' Murgheboluc H. Smith, each 5/-; E. E. Smith, A. B. W. F. Volum, £0 os,- K. T. Fay, P. Mo Smith, each 2/6 ; D. Milliken, R. Daltera, Cormiek, W, Gibson, T. Reddon, S. Gibons, H. Grossman, 0. Clevelaud, F. Milliken, R, Gibson, J. Gibson, M. Hocking, K. W Ford, R. Shelly, each 2/-; H. Jones, Tierney, each 2/6; E. Newitt, 1/6 ... £S 9 0 J. Oraig, L. Pattie, J. Smith, B. Wellam, A Printer's Error occurred in last year's Report in J. Munyard, G. Hambling, A. Barling, Mt. Velum's collection. Tie mas credited Kith giving a b, Binch, H. McDonald, eaeh 1/- £3 0 0 personal donation of £3 Ss. This ihonld have been £5 s, 26 Employees Volum Brewing Oo, Pask, each 2/-; J. Stewart, J. Rrilter, W. S. Young, £1 Is j H. W. Buckland, ,T. Small Fraser, J. Joyce, J. J. Harris, M. Chamber• each 15/-; P, J. VVrenwood, M. Hogan, J. lain, J. W. Cahill, J. Trewheela, VV. F. McMurrick. D. Fowler, E, Symiiiids, C. Crellin, R. Hoskin, G. J. Walker, H. J. Bond Cowley, T. Austin, D. O'Leary, each 2/-; C. Oldroyd, J. Baker, H. Parry, P. Cane, H. H. Ru'ffln, J.O'Toole, each M.Foley, Kitchen, J. Parry, J. K lly, J. Mullen, E. Dupe, each 6d .. £2 10 0 Elliott, J. Edwards, J. Clarke, C. W. Millar Ii. Nicholson, E. Roirdon, F. Huggins, J. Fowler, M. E. Cremar, T. Bullen, C. Hager, Employees Victorian Railways, per J. Wright, T. Martin, H. Drew, A, Evans, E."Grant, Esq., Station Master, Geelong— D. W., J. Penrose, H. E. S., VV. A. 1'., F. E. Grant, 10/6 ; J. Hancock, J McDonald, Gilen, L. Gngiero, M. Meaney, A. Moloney, each 5/-; H. A. Thomas, 4/-; VV. T. Whipp, IT. Hadden, G. 0. 'Taylor. A. Young, j'. J, Stephenson, F. Grey, VV. G. C. Spetuer, Powell, M. D. Wright, H. Masterton, J. J. F. Kerley, J. Hannah, D. McPhee, >'. fiatson, J. Gobbir, J. Stirling, E. Anderson, Johnstone, E. Bragg, each 2/6 ; J. Wells, F. Kickson, VV. D. Johnson, T. Carroll. VV. J. ('. P., J. E. Mcors, A. Elliott, H. B. J. McCormack, VV. O'Ketffie, M. Heliir, II. Halpan, M. Ucaly, P. F. Wilson. A. A. Floyd, J. A. Curry, H. B. Jackson, W. Cnv- White, B. Jones, A. W. Peels, M. Ryan, J. anagh, IT. (}. Griysby, L. P. IT. Sullivan, Beaton, M. Kennedy, J. McDuff, B. O'Regan each !/• • • ... H. Elliott, L. Kiusella, W. Mansfield. S. IT. Employees 4} s. d'. Cobb St. Co 3 0 0 Parks and Gardens Excelsior VVoolleu Mills ... 10 3 11 Harvey Dann lc Co J. Munday 1 S 0 J. Bannister & Son .,, Australian Paper Mills ,., 3 1 ! 0 Store Hands Dennys, Lascelles, Austin & Albion Woollen Mills 1 14 0 Co., per Mr. Fleming Hawkes Hros 2 9 0 B. Janiieson. J, Brown & Co 0 14 0 Fre' zing Works, per J. Smith . Mercer & Co 1 1 0 Volum Brewery Co J. ('. Taylor & Sons 1 4 0 Store Hands Strachan, Murray & Shannon Hodges Bros 1 9 0 Sto c Hands Dalgety Ir. Oo Australian Tannery 2 4 6 II. Purnell, per list Barrett Bros. 1 1 0 Employees Geelong Corporation Picnic Dnion Woollen Mills 3 5 3 A/c Ii.fcctinus Wards Freezing Wojks (Pulckeis) 3 5 6 Cheetham Salt Co, per list M. i.'onaghy. & Sons 1 11 0 Entertainments. £ p. d. Exhibition of Women's Woik, Moorabool Cor cert by Gcolong Musical Society, per per Miss Hope, A/c Infectious Wards 0 13 0 I1'. Shrimpton A/c Infectious Wards Ball at Inverleigh, A/c Infectious Wards 22 3 6 Conceit by Moyal Australian ArtiPcy, Ball at Grelonp-, per Neil Campbell, Efq., Queenscliff ... Sec, A/c Infectious Wards 223 7 10 Guo.-sing Competition re Lipton's Tea, Sports •leetiiig, per Licen ed Victuallers per Crossby & Co. and Cycle Agents A/c Infectious W'ds 11 0 6 Per Secretary Eight Hours Anniversary Balance Prcceeds of Ball, Mt. Moriao, per Committee ... J. 0. Ouley ... .. " 1 4 0 Haiance f ran Social. Modewanc Steiglitz State Scho 1 Cricket Club Women's Work Exhibition ... Concert, per H. Scott ... 3 16 6 (Expended in Furniture) Legacies. & s. d. Estate late W. Summerfieli ... 10 0 0 Estate late C. Waison Estate late J. Russell McPherson 50 o 0 Estate late Elizth. Hilson Estate lato W. G. Cakebread 0 17 Estate late Pauline Ellison 27 Donations—Infectious Ward A E ' & s d Aflmans, G. 0 0 Austin, Mrs F. 6 0 Ewart, Mrs E, (per card) Austin, H. A. • 62 2 0 (per card) .. 0 10 0 Allin, T. F Fagg, MiBs E, H, Faulkner, Mrs G, S. (per card) Brown, Mrs H. B, (per card) 1 2 0 '• Friemi " Bowman, Mrs A. H. „B 1 0 0 Farrar, Hon. J. F. Burns, Mrs J. J. 1 1 0 " Friend " of JeBus Iirown, H. B. 2 2 0 Featherstonhaugh, Dr. Bradley, W". W. (per card) , 1 0 0 Forbes, G. Brand), J. VV. „ 1 0 0 Featherstonhaugh, Mrs „ Blakiston, Mrs J, „ ,, 1 19 0 Boz, Mrs Wm, „ 1 0 0 Garrard, Mrs A. F. (per card) Ranks, MrB „ 1 0 0 Gibliu, Mrs H. A. „ Bnckhsm, Nurse i. 0 10 0 Grenfell, B. „ Bertram, Nurse ,, . 0 8 0 George, Mrs „ Butler, Mrs ,', 0 5 0 Gurr, Hon. VV. Brien, Miss S. 7. 5 8 Gardiner, W. Branimer, W. 1 0 0 Griffiths, Rev. J. W. Bayley, Mrs 8. „ 0 0 0 Geelong Cricket and Football Clnb Belcher, G. P., Hon. 1 1 0 Biddlecomble, Mrs J. 2.3 0 0 Geelong Town Council Bradley, VV. 1 1 0 Backwell Bros. 1 1 0 Garrard, Miss E. „ Blakiston, Mrs J, 1 1 0 1 1 Bell, B. 0 H Bostock, E. K. 2 2 0 Borough of Newtowu and Ohilwell 10 0 0 Hitchcock, Mrs. G. M. Borough of Queenscliff 10 10 0 Hake, Miss D. B. (per card) Humble, Mrs. „ Howard, Mrs. O. Henry, Miss » Connor, Mrs J. 1 1 0 Hill, Nurse Carr, Miss 0. L. (per card) 1 0 0 Hourigan, Mrs. H, M, Cole, Mrs C 1 0 0 Harwood, T. 0. Culler,, Mrs G. A. 1 0 0 Hornsey, Mrs. F, Campbell, Mrs A, M. 0 fi 0 Hudson, M. . Collier, A, 0 13 0 Carr, Mrs G, E. 1 0 0 Croker, Dr, P. • 1 1 0 Jones, W. B. furlett, Miss E. »" " ' " 0 6 0 J., B.J. Collection (in Market) 3 10 0 Chirnside, ti. B. 5 0 0 Collins Bros, 1 1 0 K Chirnside, P, N, 2 0 0 Eernot, Mrs, Cheetham, Mrs M. 1 1 0 (per card) Kerr, Mrs. E. E. Church of England Girls' High Sohool 2 2 0 Kirwood, Miss D Cue, Mrs T, G. 1 0 0 Kernot, W, 0. D Day, Mrs E, (per card) 1 0 0 1 0 0 Leary, Mrs. F, J. (per card) Dickson, Mrs T. A, Lindon, L, H. 0 16 0 Dorgan, T. Leary, F, J. DaviBon, Mrs E, 1 0 0 0 9 0 Leishman, J. Deane, Miss A, Leopold Mutual Improvement Sooiety Drivers, Drydon Quarries 0 10 0 28 M 1 0 0 Sayer, J. W. Martin, Miss (per card) 1 1 8 Moriarty, Mrs. a* 2 0 0 Stephen, G. A, 1 0 0 Stott, Mrs S. J. (per card) 1 1 0 Mansfield, Miss M, „ 1 2 { 0 7 6 Strong, Mrs B. M, Morrison, Miss L. 1 I) « 1 1 0 Storrer, Mrs O, P, Morrison, 0. N. 1 0 | Shaw, J. Martin, G. 1 1 0 0 12 « 0 Stringer, Miss Mayer, Meltzer, Jackson 1 1 0 5 f) 0 2 0 Small, Dr. J, Mansfield, Mrs. 0. 1 1 Shannon, 0, j Master Builders' Association 2 2 0 1 0 « Sichlau, B. T. Sinclair, Mrs. J, 1 I 0 2 10 | Mc Synot, Mr. A. -0 2 « Shireiof Corio McWilliam, Mrs. J. A. 0 10 0 10 10 § Shire of Barrarbool McDermott, Mrs. P. (per card) I 4 6 10 0 fj McPherson, Miss C. 1 6 0 Shire of Winchelsea 10 0 « McLeod, Mrs. ,, 1 0 0 Shire of Meredith Shire of South Barwon 3 3 6 McDonald, Miss „ 0 11 0 6 6 0 Shire of Bannockburn McPhee, Miss „ 0 8 0 5 0 i] Shire of Bellarine McPhee, Dr. K. G. 1 1 0 5 6 0 1 1 0 McMillan, MrB, A, T. N Newman, Dr. F, J, 1 J 0 Tuffs," Mrs J. R. 0 10 0 Nicol, J. 2 7 0 Traill, J. 10 0 0 Newberry, Mrs, (per card) 0 4 0 Turner, S. E. 1 Nicholson, Mrs. Ward „ • •*• 0 10 0 Thacker, W. H, m Nicol, Mrs. J. • • • 1 10 0 i i1* Nicol, Miss 0 10 0 Unclaimed Rewards 0 13 6 Pincott, Miss 0 8 0 Pacey, Mrs. F, J. (per card) 1 0 0 Peel, Mrs. B. >•• 1 0 0 Prince, Miss 0 5 0 Vaughan, Mrs 1 0 0 Parker, B. • >• 0 18 5 Volum, W. F, Peters, Miss H, A. 1 0 0 2 2 0 Purdie, J. <•* 1 1 0 Peebles, Misses 0 10 0 W Peebles, Mrs. • •• 2 0 6 Wallis, W. T. 0 0 Poynter, Miss M. ... 0 8 0 Wicking, Mrs (per card) 0 0 Wrathall, S. „ 0 0 Wiseman, Mrs ,, 3 6 R Warden, Mis W. ,, 0 0 Robertson, 0. J. 1 1 0 Whitehead, Mrs W. „ 0 0 Ricketts, Mrs. ... 0 10 0 Windmill, J. ,, 0 0 Reynolds, Mrs. S. (per card) 1 9 0 Whyte, D. 0 10 0 Read, W. H. 0 10 6 " Widow " (Per Rev. Hy, Kelly) 25 0 0 Rylah, Mrs, „ ' 1 0 0 Williams, Mrs „ 0 i 0 nawlings, Mrs. J, G. „ " r o- 0 Rhind, Mrs. D. „ 1 4 0 Richardson, F. „ 1 1 0 Y Reid, W, J, 10 10 0 Royal Society o£ St. George 2 2 0 Young, Miss (per card) 1 0 0 29 List of Christmas Gifts. Barns k Sparrow, £2 2s. J. Watson, Mrs. II. Hope, eaoh £2 Strachan, Murray & Shannon, Geo. Hajjue, Dalgety & Oo A. Gray & Co., eaeh £1 Is, Mrs, A. P. McMillan, T. Hawkes k Co., Miss E. Fags, Cheetham Salt Co, F. M. Douglas, each £1 Freeman k Son, 15/- Paape Bros , H. A. Austin, eaoh 12/- A. Dyke, Bright k Hitchcocks, J. L. Price, Harwood k Pincott, Hendy, Leary & Co,, Fitzgerald & Meakin, H. G. Roebuck, F. J. M, Syer, J, Purdie, each 10/- Huddart, Parker & Co., 10/6 Summerfield Jones, E. L, Jullien, W. C. Kernot, Strong Bros,, H. B. Brown & Co., Conway & Evans, G. Martin, W. W. Bradley k Co., Franks k Co , Brown & Bossence, S. Jacobs, A.Edments, Creer & Roberts, S. Pizer, Bradley & Son, G Hearne, Tombs k Durran, Neil Campbell k Co,, J. Wighton g, Warnock, M. Jacobs, T. Wright, H. Watson, J. Solomen, Higgins, Grelis k Co., Beath, Shiess k Co., W. M. Goddard, H. I. Orawcour, E, T. Siohlau k Co., J. P, McCabe Doyle, Shrimpton & Strong. Miss F. H. DaviBon, Mrs, Kmg, Mrs. Hourigan, each 6/- Mrs. Bromley, ij- Mrs. Hornsey, Mr. Hattye, Mr. McManus, Kearney Bros., each 3/- J. F. Richardson, Symons & Roberts, E A. Trotter, W. Beales k Sons, C. Fox, A. Pearson, S. R. J. Mawson Box & Son, Mrs. D'Helin, Miss Webb. Hindell & Tweeddale, Weddoll k Ritch, Spry Bros., W. H. Watts, A. L. Baird J. Wadelton, P. Sceney, A. King, R. Scott, Mathews k McOardel, J. Cairns, W. White, C, J, Mead, AT. Higgins Dixon Bros., ' Friend,' A. J. Owen, T. A. Dickon, eaeh 2/6 C. Carbines, W. Pride, R. Robinson, C. Wilkinson W.H.Smith, G. D. Miles, J. O'Brien, each 2/- H. J. Yeoman, F. Marquardt, each 1/6 Mr. Twentyman, 'Friend,' W, Scott, J. A. Parker, H. Warburton, E.A D., each 1/- Beer—Hodges Bros,, Coglan k Tulloch, Volum Brewing Go. each 1 barrel. Tobacco—W, J, Thorne, Mr, Freedman, J. Nicol, D. Walker, Clarke & Co., Mr. Wimble, Miss Nellie Bass. Wine—C. Oole & Oo.^ Mrs, Rintel. Whisky—W. S. Rylah, Cigars—C, Cole & Co., J. Sherrin, McMullen k Co. Flour (100)— Harvey, Dann & Oo, Ham—C. P. Storrer, E. J. Hooper, G.Thatcher. Cation & Hilton, Mrs. T. E. Bostock Bacon—H. Milner, J. W. Branch. Meat—H. Jarman, C. Ritchie, D.T.Logan, Mr. McCartin. Cheese— H, F. Richardson. Hop Beer—J. J. Trait & Co. Biscuits—W. Leggo, W. R. Anderson, Misses D, Mockridge, B. Heath and B. Crockford. Cake—Hon. G. F. Belcher, D.C.Lowe. Groceries—Mrs. Rurnett. Pastry —Canin Bros. Plum Paddings—Mrs, E. A, Whyte. Fowls—Mrs. Hamilton, Howard Smith k Co., J.Kelly. Geese—Mrs. 0. Wilcox T, E. Itatock, Toys—Austin Gray, Mrs. F. M. Douglass. Jam—Swallow k Ariell, E. Cotton, P.M.Brady Lollies- Mr, Dean, McPhillimy Bros. Preserved Fruit—E. Kenny k Co., H Hooper. Fruit— Casamento Bros.. C. Virgoni Burns & Sparrow, Mrs. Geardiano, Mrs. Hearne, Mr. Dalton, R. DanielB. Xmas CaTdB—Symons & Roberts. Mince Pies—Mrs, Paterson, Reading Matter—Cabmen's Shelter, Ryrie Street, J. Galbraith, Mrs, J. Palmer, Mrs. Bennett Flowers—H.Hitchcock, E.Austin Miss Belcher, Loan Pot Plants and Green Stuff—Mayor of Geelong. Loan of Crockery, Cutlery, Glassware, etc.—W. Shaw, Loan of Bunting—B, McGregor, W. Libbey, Bright & Hitchcocks Loan of Chinese Lanterns—Bright & Hitchcocks. Loan of Van—H. Martini. Printing Invitations—Mercer k Co. ATTENDANCE LIST from 1st July, 1907 to 30th June, 1908. O SD H) (U a a1 5 = 'iasl 0 irj eg NAMES. 0 =y NAMES. V % ?M °.* 1 'S-* (1 2 Meetings ) ss Specia l Committe e Genera l Committe e w Bradley, W. W. Kelly, Eev. H. - 3 Brown, H. Blomfield Leary, F. J. - 7 7 1 Collier, A. Martin, G., President 11 4 Doyle, J. P. McCabe - Nicol, J., Vice-President 10 43 2 England, G. E. Purdie, J.• 9 1 Evans, Eev. McTaggart Powell, Eev. A. 7 Forrest, Eev. J. A. Philpott, E. 5 33 Harris, Eev. E. Shannon, C, Vice-President 4 42 1 Humble, W. 3S" Sayer, J. W. 7 Higgins, W. Smith, J. 23 Jullien, E. L. Small, Dr. J. - 38 1 Kernot, W. C. 30 EXTRACTS FROM BYE=LAWS. Qualification, Designation and Privileges of Benefactors.—Bye-Law No, 5.—'a, following shall he tho qualification, designation, and privileges of Governors, Contributors and Honorare Collectors, viz.: £50 personal contribution in one year—Life Governor ; £30 personal contribution in ^ year—Governor for 5 years, with privileges during that period of a Life Governor; £20 personal contribution in one year—Life Subscriber; £50 bequest under will, first-named or acting executor (bequest under will) under such will—Governor for 5 years, to to entitled to 4 In and 8 Out-Patients annually j £25 hecjWgtt under will, first-named or acting executor under such will—Governor for 2 years, to he entitled to 2 In and 4 Out-Patients' tickets annually; £20 Society, Association, or Company collecting or paying in one year (to nominate for each £20 collected or paid).—Life Subscriber; £1 and upwards, Minister of Chnrch or Layman collecting in one year—Honorary 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, tho yearly subscription or subscriptions for whom skaJi ho sought or intended to paid out of moneys derived from public or private collections for Charitable purposes. Every firm or partnership subscribing may exercise their priveleges through one of themselves to be nominated in writing by such firm, and the Trustees or Executors of every Estate subscribing may exercise their privileges through one of themselves being nominated in writing by such Trustees or executors, aud every Public or Corporate body subscribing may exercise their privileges through some person in their employ to be nominated in writing by such Public or Corporate Body. The power of voting by nominees at Annual or Special Meeting being limited to three votes for all they represent. Bye-Law No. fi.—Life Governors will bo entitled to recommend 1 In and -1 Onr-Paiienrs (always on the books}; Governor for 5 years (personal donation)—1 In and -1 Out-Patients always on the books during that time; Governor for 5 years (Executor under will)—4 In and and 8 Out-Pn.tients' tickets annually; Governor for 2 years— 2 In and 4 Out-Patients' tickets annually; Life Subscriber—1 In and 2 Out-Patients' tickets annually; Contributor —1 In and 2 Out-Patients' tickets annually for each £1 subscribed; Honorary Collector—11a- and 2 Out-Patients' tickets annually for each £1 collected. Bye-Law No. 7.—Recommendation shall be made by ticket and Bhall only be used for the recommendation of persons UNABLE to pay for medical attendance; tho reception of such person shall be subject to the approval of the Committee of Management, and provided that the funds and the accommodation of the Institution admit of their reception. When recommendations cannot not be acceded to, a ticket in lieu of that used shall be returned to the Subscriber. Tickets will be issued by the Secretary to tho Subscribers at the time of payment of subscriptions. Subscribers shall also have the privilege at any time, on application to the Secretary, of exchanging Out-Patients for In-Patients; .and vies vena; One In-Patient's ticket being equivalent to Three Out-Patients'. Bye-Law No. 8.—Subscribers of £1 aud upwards shall have full| power to vote at all meetings from tiura of payment, and shall be deemed Annual Subscriber from date of payment. Bye-Law No. 9.—At all Annual and Special Meetings of the Corporation, Life Governors shall have three votes; Life Subscribers and Annual Governors, two votes; Annual Contributors of £5 5/- and upwards' three votes; £3 3/-, two votes; £1, one vote; Honorary Collectors for whole amount collected in one year, one vote. Admission of Patients into 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, provided, however, that should an accident or emergency caso remain in tho Institution three days or more, an In-Patient's Ticket must then be procured without dolay. 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 absence 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 Of Paying Patients.—Bye-Law No. 5f>.—Paying Patients may be admitted at the discretion of the House Committee, who shall fix tho 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 confimation. Bye-Law No (!0.—The General Rules and Regulations of the Institution shall be applicable to and be observed by all Paying Patients. 31 Persons not Admissable.—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 suhject to epilepsy; nor anyone who, in the opinion of the Honorary Medical Staff for the -week, or the Eesident Surgeon, might receive equal benefit as an Out-Patient, shall he admitted; and no child under five years of age shall he admitted, except in cases of accident or for a surgical operation; nor except under special circumstances shall Patients be admitted from other districts where hospitals exist; provided that tho House Committee, or Officers, of the Institution shall have discretionary power to admit such prohibited cases, and shall report upon the exercise of such power to the next General Meeting of the Committee of Management, Admission of Inmates into the Benevolent Asylum.—Bye-Law No. 62.—The admission of Inmates into the Benevolent Asylum shall he restricted to those days in eaeh week upon which the House Committee meets; when applications shall he 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 eontagiouB or infections disease shall he admitted. Payment of Maintenance.—All Patients will he expected to pay towards the actual expenses of their maintenance, so far a.s their circumstances may enable them; and all property found on Patients who may die in the Hospital will he appropriated to defray the expenses of the maintenance and burial. The residue, if any, to he 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 hiB refusal to pay; and shall have the further power to require (if necessary) Patients to make a declaration hefore a Justice as to their means. HENRY FEANKS AND Co. PKINTEKS, GEELONG.