. THE . Fiftp=CI)ira Report OF THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT

OF THE geelong 3nftrmatY

. . AND , . genevolent ^sylum

(INCORPORATED),

WITH THE Financial Statement, List of Subscriptions and Donations,

AND

Statistical Table of Cases treated during the Twelve Months ended June 30th, 1905.

HENRY FRANKS AND CO., PRINTERS, MALOP STREET.

jroccccy. * OFF" ICE-BE A RERS FOR 1905-1906.

President: G. MARTIN, ESQ. Vice-Presidents; J. NICOL, ESQ. 0. SHANNON., ESQ. Hon. Treasurer: J. W. SAYER, ESQ. General Committee : RET. A.] DAVIDSON. JULLIEN, E. It., ESQ. RET. E. HARRIS. KERNOT, W. C, ESQ. RET. W. WILLIAMS. LEARY, F. J., Esq. REV. J. McTAGGART EVANS. MUNDAY, J., ESQ. BRADLEY, W. W, ESQ. POTTER, W. H., ESQ. BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. PURDIE, J., ESQ. COLLIER, A., ESQ. PHILPOTT, E, ESQ. HIGGINS, W., ESQ. SMALL, DR. J. HUMBLE, W., ESQ. SMITH, J,, ESQ. House Committee HARRIS, REV. E. HUMBLE, W., ESQ. NIOOL, J. ESQ., rice-President SMALL, Dn. J. PHILPOTT, E., ESQ. SMITH, J, ESQ. Finance Committee BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. COLLIER, A. ESQ., BRADLEY, W. W., ESQ. LEARY, F. J., ESQ. WILLIAMS, REV. W. Honorary Consulting Medical Officers: CHOKER, P. A. ESQ., M.B., Cn.M SMALL, J. ESQ., F.R.C.S. En. Honorary Medical Officers : KENNEDY, T. J. M, ESQ., M.B., CH.B. MCCALLUM, G., ESQ., M.B., CM. MARWOOD, A. W., ESQ, L.R.C.S., P.En., L.F.P.S.G. NEWMAN, . J,, ESQ, M.B, CH.B Hon.. Ansesthetist: Hon. Skiagraphist: McPHEE, R. G, ESQ, M.B.B.S ELYTNS, H. P. H, ESQ, M.B, Cu.B. Secretary, Superintendent and House Steward: A. J. REILLY. Resident Surgeon : Dispenser and Assistant House Steward : MAXWELL, C, M.B.B.S. E. A. STAKER. Matron : Hon. Solicitor : Miss J. DAVIDSON. W. HIGGINS, ESQ. Auditors : Collector: MESSRS. BEOHERVAISE AND YOUNG. WM. H. HUDSON. Geelong Infirmarp $ Beneoolent jlsplutn INCORPORATED,

The FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT of the General Committee of Management.

IJlHE Committee of Management of the Geelozig Iiifiraiuy and Benevolent Asylam hare the W honour to present their Report and Balance Sheets for the year ende 1 30th Jane, 1905, and have much pleasure in congratulating the Governors and Subscribers on the continued efficiency of the Institution during the year. In addition to the usual cases of Diphtheria and Typhoid Fever admitted Scarlet Fever and Measles developed in the Hospital and had to be treated, although at considerable inconvenience. Fortunately by the exercise of great care the diseases were limited to a few cases, bat they emphasized the pressing need of a ward where such patients could be at once taken without the risk of contagion to other non-infectious inmates. It is sincerely hope 1 that hy next year yonr Committee will be able to report that such a ward has been erected. ' Details of what has been done and is proposed, are given elsewhere. The Work done daring ths Year. —The Total Kumber of Patients treated was 1908, of these 951 were received into the wards. The number of patients suffering from infectious diseases such as Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Measles, etc., was 46. Out'Door Patients—Number admitted during the year—Males, 437 ; Females, 470; Total 957. Number of occasions on which they attended 8710. The average rate of mortality has been 8.3 for all cases and 7.2 for Hospital In-door Patients. 7 death occurred within 24 hours of admission. The total number remaining in the house on 30th June, 1905, was 172. The Amount to Credit of Endowment Fund is £3894 17s. fid., and of the Reserve Fund £2019 10s. The Government Grant was further reduced to £2400, this is smaller by £160 than last year and £700 less than the Institution was receiving 4 years ago The Government aid is yearly becoming rapidly less, and your Committee views with alarm the regular full in this revenue. At the same rate of decrease it will not he many years before it vanishes altogether. Every possible item has been cut down in the past to keep expenses within the income of the Institution, and for every fresh economy another reduction is made in the Grant. Your Committee has never believed in crying out against legitimate reductions whilst it was inevitable, but is now of the opinion that any further cutting down of the Grant will be a serious d 'ag on the steady advance of the Institution. The knowledge that the Government is constantly reducing the Grant in aid adds con• siderably to the anxieties of the Management, and fresh* avenues for begging money, cap in hand, to carry on with have to be exploited yearly. This should not be necessary for the support of such an Institution as the Geelong lufirmary, and the fact that it has to be done speaks loudly for the necessity of inaugurating some uniform system of obtaining revenue by way of a charitable rate. welcome help they have given with the sewing during the year. The " St. Matthew's' Mothers' Union and members of the High Church sewing party are also sincerely thanked lor gifts of bed jackets and night gowns, also the Wilson Memorial Sabbath School, per Mr. J. Downio, Superin• tendent, for tlw gift of tw.i bed jackets for the nse of the patients. Entertainments in Aid—It is sincerely to be hoped that more help will be gives during the coming year in this direction. Only £82 I9s. lid. came into the Institution under •this heading, which is a very small sura for the large district succored by the Hospital. With a falling income from the Government subsidy it is important that some other source of revenue be tapped, and this offers a large field for exploiting, To all who hare in any way assisted either as performers, promotors or subscribers, the thanks of the Committee are tendered. Endowment Fund,—This has been increased by £300 specially donated by (J. A, Stephen, Esq. of Newtown. Operating Theatre.—An increase in the amount of Surgical Work this year is shown by the fact that, 205 Operations have been performed as against 164 last year. Of these a large proportion are serious major operations. " Gift of a Movable Electric Lamp.—In last year's report the hope was expressed that some benevolent patron would present a Movable Electric Lamp. Mr. Jobbing, the local Manager of the Electric Lighting and Traction Company, on hearing of this offered on behalf of his Company to present one and install same, this he did ; a very powerful and useful pair of Movable Electric Lamps were placed in Opoi ating Room and have proved a great: boon. Tour Committee desires to thank Mr. Jobbins and his Company for their handsome gift. X.Ray Apparatus.—At the request of the Hon. Medical Staff your Committee decided to purchase a complete New Outfit for X-Ray work. The whole apparatus will cost something over £90 ; but your Committee feels jnstiiiod in incurring the expense as the old one is worn out and also too small for modem work. The instrument is now on its way from Europe ; when it is erected your hospital will bo provided with the latest and most up-to-date mechauism available. Staff.—Mr. E. A. Striker was appointed Dispenser and Assistant House Steward in February last rice Miss L. Whittle who resigned. Since his appointment ho has justified his selection by your Committee. The Nursing and General Staff have carried out their duties conscientiously and well during the period under review and your Committee duly appreciates the willingness with which work is done. Our energetic superintendent, thiongh pressure of work, contracted an illness which so affected him, that acting under medical advice he applied for leave of absence from duty; your Committee unanimously granted him the three months applied for, which he spent in a warmer climate on the New South Wales' border, with the result that he has returned with renewed health and vigor. - Life Subscribers.—The following have linen elected Life Subscribers during the year in recognition of generous personal Donations or for promoting successful Entertainments :— W. H. Beid, Esq. a/c W. J. Reid, Esq , donation of £21: _ Mr. J. Reed, nominated by 8 Hours Committee, donating £20; Jno. Ferguson, Esq., nominated by Morrisons Ball Committee: Mrs. H. M. Hourigan, personal donation of £20 Life Governor.—G-. A. Stephen, Esq. of Newtown was elected a Life Governor in February, he having given £300 to the Endowment Fund. Gift of Ice and Fish.—The grateful thanks of the Committee are hereby tendered to Messrs. W. Humble and Sons for their unlimited supply of Ice throughout the year, free. Also, for the use of their Cool Chambers on various occasions, gratis. For over eight years Messrs. Humble have supplied the Hospital with Free lea. To the QueensclifE Fishermen's Union and the Queenscliff Fishing Company, yonr Com• mittee's sincere thanks are also tendered. Frequent large gifts of Fisli have been received which have been very acceptable to the patients and inmates. 7

Votes of Thanks are-hereby tendered to the Ladies' Flower Mission, for supplying cut flowers weekly throughout the year, and to all those societies or individuals who have given or promoted Concerts or Entertainments in aid or for the amusement of patients and inmates, or who have in any way assisted the Institution. To the Press sincere thanks are offered for the maimer in which it has at all times assisted and advocated the requirements of the Institution financially; also the proprietors of the following papers :—Amtr

districts from whicfj patients of hospital and ^nnjates of the Benevolent jTsytunj Jjave been received during ttje year ended June 30thj 1905,

a

PH Hospital . h rt *H o Out-Patients .

Ko . o f Day s i n volen t Asylum . O Inmate s o f Bene •

Brought Forward 628 '10,404 Bemaining from last year 63 2953 105 Shire of Bannockburn Geelong 257 5908 605 12 Leigh Boad 10 Inverleigh 13 309 Geelong West 04 2126 156 4 Lethbridge 3 46 Maude 16 Newtown and Chilwell 64. 2157 83 6 Mnrgheboluc 119 Sutherland's Creek 17 499 5 Moorubool Queenscliff ! I ° Bannockburn 48 Shire of South Barwon Belmont 7 118 4 1 Shire of Ballan— 119 1 Beremboke 108 Germantown ' 8 Connewarre 1 6 62 Breakwater 4 99 1 Shire of Corio— Highton 6 116 1 Lara 11 230 North Geelong 5 210 Shire of Barrarbool- Cowie's Creek 4 38 Ceres 8 114 4 Fyansford 1 16 Gnarwarre 1 16 1 Batesford 4 69 Jan Jno 3 41 Heme Hill 1 5 Mount Duneed 1 41 1 Bell Post Hill 1 13 Mount Moriac 7 204 1 Torquay 1 5 Shire of Colac— Waurn Ponds 52 1 Colac 20 Barrarbool Hills i 2 43 1 Apollo Bay 39 Freshwater Creek ? 59 1 Modewarre 4 77 Shire of Hampden- Pettavel , 1 17 Camperdown 45 Paraparap G 1 Stony Point 18 j 1 Shire of Bellarine— Shire of Leigh— Drysdale ' 21 411 15 1 Teesdale 41 Leopold 10 207 Shelford 68 Moolap 11 265 7 Bokewood 26 Ocean Grove 1 3 Baruuah Plains 9 Portarlington 7 167 9 Wallmgton. 2 46 1 Shire of Mortlake— St. Albans 7 180 3 Mortlake 193 Marcus Hill o 90 Murradoe 1 57 Shire of Meredith— Curlewis 1 2 4 Steiglitz 7 151 Point Henry 1 27 1 Meredith 1 18 Bellarine 1 Anakie 9 120 Clifton Springs 1 21 Staughton Vale 2 55 Torktown 1 Elaine 1 Durdidwarrah 1

I 628 il6,404 908 129 725 18,525 DISTRICTS, fyc, (continued.)

o . .9 o ga .3 fQl P "3 O cc e if £!> tients . ent s atients . 'atient s J fi ^ cS =H O ^ a, n '•§ S-s °w P « o °w A O r4 5 •o o 3 H M Brought Forward 725 18,525 934 13G Brought Forward 748 19,136 944 137

Shire of Winchelsea- Ballarat 1 5 Winehelsea 7 78 3 1 Cobden 2 20 "Wensleydale 2 4 Goroke 1 8 Buckley's Eoad 4 120 2 Hampstead 1 4 Mmroon 1 10 1 Happy Valley 1 48 Dean's Marsh 3 287 1 Kerang 1 95 Bivregurra 1 14 1 Mordialloc 1 175 Pennyroyal 1 Melbourne and Suburbs 6 78 5 1 Shepparton 1 6 Shire of Wyndham— Swan Hill 1 10 Little Eiver 4 07 1 "Warrnarnbool 1 Wenibee 1 31 On Board Ship 13 200 2 No Eesidence 26 456 5 10

748 19,136 944 137 Total 803 20,247 957 148

HTTEN DKNC E LIST. From 1st July, 1904, to 30th June, 1905.

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IE a tc '11 .-a §> a .a NAMES. NAMES. o o g <§! il O (O r-i a fi IS

(1 6 Meetings. ) H (1 2 Meetings. ) (5 1 Meetings , i a ^ o w Genera l Committee . Hous e Committe Financ e Coiumitt w

Martin, G., President 15 13 Higgins, W. 10 Nicol, J., Vice-President 14 45 Humble, W. 9 30 Shannon, C, Vice-President... 1 JuUieii, E. L. 9 Sayer, J. W., Hon. Treasurer 10 Kernot, W. C. 13 6 Davidson, Rev. A. 6 Leary, P. J. 8 9 EvanB, Rev. McTaggart 6 12 Munday, J. 8 Williams, Rev. W. 9 6 Potter,'W. H. 6 14 Harris, Rev. E. 5 Purdie, J. 11 6 Vigis, Rev. T. 4 6 Philpott, E. 10 35 Bradley, W. W. 12 11 Small, Dr. J. 10 38 Brown, H. Blomfield 12 11 Smith, J. 4 13 Collier, A. 9 11 Vines,jA. 2 Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum. (INCORPORATED).

Endowment Fund Account for the Year ending SOth June, 1905.

1904. 1905. & s. d. July 1—To Balance brought forward 3476 June 30—By Investments, viz :—27 Vietorian 3 per cent 2528 0 0 Amount received from G. A. Stephen, Esg_. ... 300 0 0 Debentures @ net cost Further amount received as proportion of Fixed Deposit in Bank of Australasia, in Treasurer's name, being balance of amounts received distribution of part residual estate late 28 2 6 J. W. Thomson 118 15 from late Thomson's Estate 1338 15 0 Interest 144 15 Fixed Deposits Banlc of Australasia Interest to General Account 144 15 0 £4039 32 6 .£4039 1 2 6

Examined and found correct, (Signed) (Signed) A. J. YOTJNG, A. J. BEILLY, Secretary. EDWD. BECHEB.VAISE, licensed Auditors. J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Geelong, 17tli July, 1905.

We have examined the Accounts and Books and verified the Securities and Policies of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum (Incorporated) for the Tear from 1st July, 1904, to 30th June, 1905, and hereby certify that the 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 are correctly made up from the books of the Institution, and truly represent the contents of same, and the financial position of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum (Incorporated).

(Signed) A. J. YOUNG, , EDWD. BECHERVAISE, } Licensed Auditors. Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum. (INCORPORATED).

RESERVE FUND for the Year ending 30th June, 1905.

s. d. 1904. £ 1905. & S. d. July 1—To Amount brought forward .. 1619 10 0 June 30—By Government Inscribed Stock 100 0 0 Amount transferred from General Account 400 0 0 Two Preference ShareB Colonial Bank 19 10 0 54 3 Interest 9 Fixed Deposits Bank of Australasia .. 1500 0 0 Fixed Deposits London Chartered Bank .. 400 0 0 Interest to General Account 54 9 3

.£2073 19 3 .£2073 19 3

(Signed) J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Examined and found correct, A. J. REILLY, Secretary. (Signed) A. J. YOUNG, , EDWD. BECHERVAISE, j Licensed Auditors. Geelong, 17th July, 1905.

Endowment Comunn Na Fienne Bed Account, Year ending 30th June, 1905.

£ s. d. £ s. d. By Fixed Deposit in London Chartered Bank To Amount brought forward 100 0 0 100 0 0 4 0 0 Interest to Current Account Interest 4 0 0 .£104 0 0 ,£104 0 0

(Signed) J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. Examined and round correct, A. J. BKILLY, Secretary. {Signed) A. J. YOUNG, EDWD. BECHERVAISE, Licensed Auditors. Geelong, 17th July, 1905. Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum. (INCORPORATED)

Gr. Dr. Income and Expenditure Account for the Year ending 30th June, 1905.

INCOME. EXPENDITURE. A s. d. d. £ s. d. (A) MAINTENANCE. To Balance brought forward from 30th J une, 1904 1297 14 8 By Provisions— Meat 612 17 7 (A) ORDINARY INCOME. Fish 131 S 3 Government Grant 2400 0 0 Butter and Cheese 139 4 Municipal Grants 184 0 0 Eggs 19 3 7 Private Contributions 968 14 4 Milk 307 6 7 Hospital Sunday Fund 447 0 11 Bread, Flour, Etc 185 19 11 Government A/c Lunatics - 83 5 0 Groceries 375 0 5 93 7 4 4083 0 3 Potatoes and Vegetables Malt Liquors 1 7 6 Income from Investments— 1865 15 4 Thompson's Estate 202 10 0 Surgery and Dispensary— Endowment Fund 144 15 0 Drugs, Disinfectants, Etc. 217 1 4 Eeserve Fund 58 9 3 Dressings, Bandages, Etc 86 19 9 405 14 3 Surgical Instruments • 54 10 6 2 Contributions by In-patients 567 6 Aerated Waters 9 15 3 Contributions by Out-patients 43 12 7 Wines and Spirits 5 7 0 610 18 9 Sundries 0 7 0 State School Collections 30 18 11 374 0 10 12 Sale of Refuse 2 8 Domestic— Proceeds of Entertainments 82 19 11 126 1 6 Renewal of Furniture 42 13 0 Bedding, Clothing and Drapery 171 9 10 Total Ordinary Income 6523 9 a Hardware, Crockery, Brushware 33 6 5 Fuel and Lighting 89 1 10 (B) EXTRAORDINARY INCOME. Sundries 7 3 9 643 14 10 Bequests - 155 9 0 Rents - 5 8 4 Establifhrnent Charges— Donations - 19 0 Insurance 27 14 1 Sundries ... 2 0 0 Ordinary Repairs 63 O 6 164 6 4 Teloph ouo Service 3 IB 10 Sanitary Service SO a Balancing and Adjusting Entrios - O O 4 0 1*4 1»

Medical 169 lfi 5 Dispensing 83 13 1 Nursing 394 10 11 854 17 5 Other Salaries and Wages 1492 17 10

Miscellaneous— Printing, Stationery, Postage and Advertisements 87 4 10 Funeral Expenses 14 19 5 Cartage and Freight 8 17 10 Tobacco - 55 0 5 Travelling Expenses 2 2 0 Exchange and Bank Charges 1 19 0 Sundries - 12 4 171 5 10 Administration Management— Official Salaries 356 13 4 Clerical Assistance 68 5 5 Collector's Salary 100 0 0 Collector's Commission - 44 6 7 Collector's Travelling Expenses - 12 3 1 Official Printing, Advertising, Stationery and Postage o 1 3 Auditor's Fees 8 8 0 Bank Interest 0 17 2 595 14 10 Building - - - 79 11 1 79 11 1 Balancing and Adjusting Entries - 400 0 4 400 0 4 Total Ordinary and Extraordinary Expen• diture - - - 5767 13 4 Balance at Bank 920 2 9 £6687 16 1 £6687 16 1

(Signed) Examined and found correct, J. W. SAYER, Hon. Treasurer. (Signed) A. J. YOUNG, 7 -r _ V Licensed Auditors. A. J. REILLY, Secretary. EDWD. BECHERVAISE, j Geelong, 17th July, 1905. NOTE—Debts owing by the Institution for £650 were outstanding on 30th June, 1905. 14 STATISTICAL STATEMENT. RETURN showing the Number of Patients treated for each Disease in the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum, who were Discharged and ioho Died during the Tear ended 30th June, 1904.

•a 7— Dis- 0 Dis- 13 charged 5 charged 5u (not in- Died. (not In• Died. eluding •0 £ cluding $j Deaths.' &iS Deaths. •2S CLASS SUB-CLASS AND DISEASE. Sal CLASS SUB-CLASS AND DISEASE. is u£ Sw — —•3 5 ui c 5 V u 5S « U « c It n 'rEt 7E3 rt *rt s -3 5 ii rt 0 rt s ft u r-f S '~ S Tota l —— VI.—Local Diseases 1.—Specific Febrile or Sub- Class I,—Diseases of the Zymotic Diseases. Nervous System. Snl-Cluss 1.—lUiasmatio 1 Inflammation of Brain or its Diseases. Membranes 2 2 2 Apoplexy ...... "2 ... 1 "i 4 1 Measles 1 1 2 3 Hemiplegia, Brain Paralysis 1 "i 1 ... 3 2 Scarlet Fever ... 8 1 a 4 Paralysis 4 5 3 Influenza 9 2 5 Insanity (General Paralysis of 1 4 Diphtheria 12 11 "i 11 Iisane) ... „, 14 14 29 5 Typhoid, Enteric Fever ... 5 6 "32 27 6 Chorea 1 1 1 6 Others 7 g 103 7 Epilepsy ,., „, 1 1 1 8 Convulsions ... 1 1 "i "i 3 10 Diseases of Brain (unspecified), S%b-Class 2.— Diarrheal 9 Paraplegia, Diseases of Spinal Cord Diseases. including Congestion 8 1 9 Sub- Class 2.—Diseases of the 1 Diarrhcea 4 1 5 Organs of Special Seme. 3 Dysentery S 2 5 2 1 Otitis, Otorrhosa 1 3 2 2 i 3 Ophthalmia and Diseases of Eye .. G Sub-Class 5.— Vet'eiral'Disea.tr* 2 Epistaxis and Diseases of Nose 1 7 Sub-Class 3. —Diseases of the 1 Gonorrhoea, Stricture of Urethra ... 3 3 Circulatory System. 1 Endocarditis, Valvular Disease 3 8 8 1 10 Sub-Cl'ts 6.—Septic Diseases 2 Perioarditis ... 2 2 2 6 8 Embolism, Thrombosis ... 1 "i 2 "2 1 Erysipelas 1 1 4 Varicose Veins 2 3 "l 4 5 Diseases of Heart (Unspecified) Su'.-Class i.— Disrates of the Respiratory System II.-Parasitic Diseases. 1 Laryngitis 1 1 1 Hydatids 2 1 3 3 Others of Larynx and Trachea "i 1 3 Asthma, Emphysema ,., 2 "l 3 4 Bronchitis 8 3 "i 12 5 Pneumonia ... IS 10 1 25 III.-Die tic Diseases. 6 Congestion of the Lungs 2 "1 2 is IS 7 Plurisy 4 1 , r . - „ f c Chronic AlcoholiBni 2 1 3 8 Disease of Lungs (Unspecified) s 2 1 6 10 10 1 Intemperance^ Delirium Tremens 1 "i 2 Sub-Class fi.—Diseases of the ... Digestive System, 2 Others (Chronic Opium Poisoning 1 Sore Throat Quinss 3 5 8 2 Dyspepsia 1 1 IV.—Constitutional Diseases 3 Hfematemesis 1 1 "2 2 1 Rheumatic Fever, Rheumatism uf 45 DiseaseMelrenas of the Stomach 8 15 Heart 6 2 1 9 6 Enteiilis 3 71 4 2 Rheumatism ... 13 3 16 7 Appendicitis ...... 5 14 "i 22 8 Gout 1 1 8 Hem, Obstruction of Intestine 1 2 1 "2 4 4 Cancer, Malignant Disease 9 "7 "2 "i 19 9 Stricture or Strangulation of Intestine "i 1 5 Phthisis ...... 2 1 ... 3 10 Intussusception of Intestine "l 2 6 Other Forms of Tuberculosis, 11 Hernia ,,, 14 "3 1 17 Scrofula, &c. 4 5 9 12 Fistula 2 2 4 7 Purpura, Hamonhagic Diathesis . 1 1 IS Ascites .. ... 4 4 8 Atiremia, Chlorosis, Leueocvthrsmia 2 "s 10 14 Cirrhosis of Liver "i 1 1 1 8 9 Others 4 10 ...... 14 15 Other Diseases of Liver 2 7 2 9 16 Oihers 15

STATISTICAL STATEMENT— Continued.

•i Dis• Dis• u charged charged {not in• Died. (not in• Died. w cluding cluding deaths.) Deaths.) t) S CLASS, SUB-CLASS AND DISEASE. Cuss, SUB-Class and Disease, iti 5« iA m ta O

(Bot h Sexe s ) | M ti u V 5S H '5 1) S

s Females . Females . 1 Tota l Discharge d a Died , § u

J Females . i

Suh> Class 6. — Diseases of the Sub-Class 11.—Diseases of the Lymphatic System and Integumentary System Ductlns& Glands. 1 Carbuncle I 1 1 Diseases of Lymphatic System 7 i 11 2 Phlegmon Cellulitis H "8 22 2 Diseases of Spleen ...... 1 •v.. 1 3 Ulcer, Bedsore ...... fi 9 14 8 Bronchocele 2 4 Eczema 1 a 2 '"• 3 5 Pemphigus ... .. 1 1 Snb-Class l.~Dlseas(S of the. 6 Others 1 "a 3 Urinary System 1 Nephritis ... .5 5 2 Bright's Disease . ... -., "i ,1 i "i 7 3 Uraimia ,., I 2 3 Vll-Violence 4 Calculus "i 1 5 Haematuria ...... i 1 Sub-Class I—Aeeident or 6 Diseases of Bladder and of Prostate 10 "i "i 12 Negligence 7 Diseases of Kidneys ("Unspecified) 5 2 " 7 1 Fractures, Contusions 59 ... i 64 £nl-Cla8S,S—Diseases of the 2 Gunshct Wounds ,., ... 3 3 Organ* of Generation 3 Cuts,&c. 6 "s 11 4 Burn, Scald ... 1 2 3 1 Ovarian Disease 3 1 4 5 Sunstroke ...... „ 1 1 2 Diseases of Uterus and Vagina 29 29 6 Ligntning 1 1 8 Disorders of Menstruation 3 3 i Diseases of Testes, Penis, Scrotum &c, 14 14'

Sub-Class9.—Disease of Vlll-lll Defined and not Parturition, Specified Causes 1 Abortion, Miscarriage ,., I 4 1 Debility, Atrophy, Inanition 24 14 2 4 44 "1 1 132 52 4 4 132 2 Other Accidents of Childbirth « 2 Abscess .„ ... Sub-Class 10.—Diseases of the Orga?ts of Locomotion 1 Caries, Necrosis 3 2 i 6 TOTAL .... 41? m 31. 19 740 2 Arthritis, Ostitis, Periostitis 8 4 12 3 Others a 1 3 M

C. MAXWELL, M.B., B.S., Resident Surgeon: 16 TABLE OF OPERATIONS For the Year ending June 30th, 1905. . a 3 DISEASE OR NATURE OF DISEASE OB NATURE OF ti — "5. - 1 Remarks. OPERATION. INJURY. s'5 OPEEATION. INJURY. _ 5 *J C *S 0 Relieved . | 73 JU Unrelieve d j Unrelieved . 1 No . o f Cases 1 No . o f Cases , j I Relieved . j 1 Died . I ~-,.J 1 Operations on i Operations an , thorax— 'hmovtrs— i 6 Empyema 3 1 Removal ... G Epithelioma of Lip 5 Thoracotomy 1 Parotid Tumour ... "i Eecurred Thoracotomy I Hydatid of Lung 1 Removal ... Pleurisy with Effusion Bemoval ...... 1 Cheloid of Thigh 1 Paracentesis Bemoval ... 1 Bursa of Elbow 1 Thoracis 1 Cystic Hygroma of Neck 1 Tracheotomy 1 Laryngeal Croup 1 1 Incision ... ! Removal ... S Sebaceous Cyst 3 • Operations on Evacuation of Rectum & Anus. Abscess, $o.— Incision & Plugging 3 Fistuta-in-Ano 2 1 Incision ... 6 Abscess 5 Clamp & Cantery ... 6 Hemorrhoids ... 6 .! 1 Incision ... Bullet Wound of 1 Dilatation 2 Rectal Spasm...... 2 Shoulder Removal ...... 4 Hemorrhoids ... 2 z "2 Incision & Drainage Ascites Operations on, 3 Operations on 3 Kidnays— Veins— Nephropexy ,,, 1" 1 Moveable Kidney 1 Ligation of Saphena Varicose Veins Removal ... 1 Hydronephrosis

Operations on 2 2 Operations on Gland's— Abdomen— Removal ... 1 Tubercular Glands of... 1 Laparotomy ,., 1 Suppuration of Gall ... 1 Neck Bladder Laparotomy ... 1 Ruptured Uterus 1 Operations on [at term.] SMn— Laparotomy 1 Strangulated Umbilical 1 3 3 Hernia Removal ... Tuberculous Foci Malignant Disease 2 2 Grafting ... 4 Burns, Ulcer ... 8 "i Exploratory ... 4 Repairs ...... 10 Wounds 9 l Laparotomy Removal ... 11 Appendicitis ... 8 3 Laparotomy ... 2 Hydatids "2 Operations on Laparatomy 2 Intussusception "i 1 Inguinal Hernia ,., Bones- Bassini's Operation 14 ii 8 Herniotomy 1 Strangulated Femoral Winng of 1 Ununiled Fracture of ... 1 Hernia 1 Fragments Tibia Bepair ... „. I Ventral Traumatic ... Reduction 3 Dislocations of Hip fe.. . 8 Hernia 1 Slumlder Colotomy ...... 1 Intestinal Obstruction Sequestrectomy ... 7 Necrosis ...... 4 s Paracentesis Ascites 1 Smsi; - « Setting of Fracture 6 I Abdominis Fragments Trephining of Skull 1 Hemorrhage ... 1 I Operations on Amputations for Male Generative Organs— Injury— 1 Circumcision 8 Phimosis ... .,, 8 Fingers ...... Gunshot Wound of ... 1 Enlarged Prostate 2 Hand Removal ...... 2 Removal ... • ... 2 Hydrocele ... ,,. 1 "i Operations on Removal ... 3 Varicocele ...... 2 1 Stone in Bladder 1 Natal Cavities li Median Lithotomy 1 Median Lithotomy 1 Ruptured Urethra 1 Mouth— 16 28 Bemoval ... Post-Nasal Adenoids ... Operations on ',.«? and Tonsils Drainage...... 1 Empyema of Antrum .,. 1 Female Genera• Bepair ...... 1 Deflected Septum 1 tive Organs— Bemoval ... ,., 8 Ruptured Ectopic ,,. 1 2 Operations in Gestation Exploratory I Ovaritis 1 Eye— Curettage and 8 Endometritis ...... "8 Enucleation 1 Trauma 1 Dilatation Excision ... 1 Panophthalmitis 1 Curettage... 4 Retained Secundines ... 4 Hysteropexy 9 Eetroflexlo Uteri 8 1 Hysterectomy ... 3 Fibroid 3 Operations on, Perinceorrhaphy ,.. 2 2 Ear— Lacerated Perineum ,,. 23 Mastoidotomy 1 Mastoiditis & Septic ... l TOTAL 206 168 3 IF Meninigltis TOTALS

0. MAXWELL, M.B., B.S., Resident Surgm- 17

List of Life Governors, Past and Present. (With the privilege of having: 1 In-Patient and 4 Out-Door Patients always on the Books.) 1854 Adams, John, Esq. (Deceased) 1870 Mrs. S. Harding (Deceased) „ Hope, Ch, Esq. 1883 Branch, William. Esq. „ Nantes, Chas., Esq. „ 1885 Fagg, William, Esq. ,, McMillan, J. Ch, Esq. 1902 Worth, Eev. W. S. „ Offloer, Robert, Esq. „ 1855 Learmonth, Messrs. T. & S. „ Wilson, Sir. Samuel „ 1859 Coppin, George, Esq. „ Austin, James, Esq. „ 1860 McLaughlin. Donald, Esq. „ Cunningham, A. B\, Esq. 1801 Meakin, Henry, Esq. ., Fyfe, A„ Esq. ,, 1873 Mack, Joseph, Esq. „ Murchie, Charles, Esq. „ „ Bonald, Byron, Esq. 1856 Manifold, Messrs J. and P. „ 1879 Beid, Miss Chrissie M. 1857 Gregory, J. A„ Esq. 1877 Hague, George, Esq 1861 Bell, William, Esq. 1888 Sanderson, John, Esq. 1862 Bannister, B. D„ Esq. „ 1889 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. 1865 Ormond, Francis, Esq. „ 1894 Smith, M. H., Esq. 1866 Thompson, John, Esq. „ 1895 Aubrey Bowen Mrs. 1875 Austin, Josiah, Esq. „ 1902 Miller, Alexander, Esq. 1870 Finlay, C. C, Esq. 1905 Stephens, G. A., Esq.

Life Subscribers, Past and Present, IWith the privilege of having 1 In-Patient and 2 Out-Door Patients Annually on the Books) 1867 Christy, A., Esq. (Deceased) 1895 Anderson, W. H,, Esq. 1873 Bowen, Sir G. F., K.O.M.G. Day, H. W., Esq. x> 1879 Austin, J., Esq. 1886 Austin, Austin A., Esq. 1883 Grecian, George, Esq. 1897 Smith, Dr. S. M. 1885 Stirling, William, Esq. 1898 Blakiston, J., Esq. 1888 Brownlow, Chas., Esq. Marsh, Henry, Esq. 1889 Dann, Thomas, Esq. Gough, Mark, Esq. „ Howard, H. T„ Esq. Clarke, John, Esq. „ Mathews, James, Esq. 1900 Bews, Miss Edith „ Watts, Joseph, Esq. Calvert, S. B., Esq. 1891 Wallace, Hon. D. S, Guthrie, Miss Ella C. MacMullen, J. P., Esq. 1892 Ward, Mrs. Moore, Miss Meta 1894 Harding Mrs. S. 1901 Tulloeh, A., Esq. 1895 Aiteheson, James, Esq. 1902 1896 Hill, William, Esq. Davison, Miss 1S97 Peebles, J. H., Esq. Evans, A., Esq. „ Gates, C. E., Esq. Jones, E. M.. Esq. 1898 TJmphelby, Lieut-Col. Douglass, Mrs. F. M. 1859 Holmes. Matthew, Esq. 1903 Flaherty, E., Esq. 1862 Harrison, H. C. A., Esq. Dempster, A. M., Esq. 1877 Shaw, Thomas, Esq. Bennett, J. C, Esq. 1884 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. Chirnside, Capt. J. P. 1887 Davies Sir M. H. Mclntyre, A.. Esq. 1889 Belcher, G. P., Esq. Mayo, G., Esq. „ Austin, The Hon. Sidney, M.L.C. Bell, Mrs. A. S. „ Hill, James, Esq. Wilson, Mrs. E. E. „ Hitchcock, G. M., Esq. Hodges, Mrs. I. „ Humble, William, Esq. 1904 Bossence, J. H., Esq. „ Nicholson, Ward, Esq. Bich, J., Esq. „ Brownlow, Chas., Esq. Shrimpton, F., Esq. 1892 Mathews, S., Esq. Beid, W. H., Esq. „ Hill, S., Esq. Beed, Jno., Esq. 1893 Austin, Mrs. B. P. Ferguson, Jno., Esq. 1894 Hodges, H. B., Esq. 1905 Hourigan, Mrs. H, M. 1893 Austin, F., Esq. 18

£ist of Subscriptions and donations. For the Year ended 30th June, I905.

A. Brame Bros...... £10 0 Beales & Son, W...... 0 10 6 Australian Mortgage Land & Finance Oo, £B 6 0 Brown, Mrs. B...... 0 10 0 Allen, Hy 0 10 0 Baxter, Jas...... 0 10 6 Anderson, 0,, Barrabool Hills 10 0 Browne, P. M...... 110 Anstin, Hon. S 1 1 0 Bechervaise, E...... 110 Allin, B. A. 1 1 0 Bond, Mrs...... 10 0 Adcock, E. 1 0 0 Brown Sc. Bossence „. ... 10 0 Allen, W, 1 0 0 Blair, Mrs. Jno...... 0 10 0 Armstrong, Exois, late A. (per list) 6 5 0 Brown, E...... 0 10 0 Anderson, G. 110 Brown, J. O, & Co...... 110 Admans, G. 110 Bollington Hop Beer Coy. ... 0 10 6 Anderson, W. 1 1 0 Bail, J...... 10 0 Allen, J. 0 10 0 Bell, B. C. (per liBt) ...... 10 14 0 Allin, T. 0 10 0 Bell, Jno...... 110 Armytage, F. W, 5 0 0 Bingley, J. Sc A, P. (per list) ... 3 15 6 Austin, H. A. 1 1 0 Brady, H. A...... 1 0 0 Anderson, 0., Vulcan Foundry 10 0 Browne, W. G...... 1 1 0 Armour, 8, 10 0 Bingley, P...... 1 0 0 Allan & Co., Proprietary Ltd. 1 1 0 Bell, J. C, ...... 1 0 0 Atkinson, Dr. H. L. 10 0 Baker, Jos. ,„ ... 1 1 0 Anderson, J. 1 1 0 Beck, Jno...... 1 1 0 Anderson, L. 10 0 Bennell, F. J, ...... 0 10 6 Ackland, MTS. M. 1 1 0 Bell Bros, ...... 110 Allen, Mrs, J. 0 10 0 Black, Jno...... 0 10 0 Adler, B. 110 Baker, A. .., ... 1 0 0 Austin, l?k, (per list) 7 16 6 Beamish, R...... 110 Butterworth, Bev. C. A, ...... 0 10 0 Burns, J. J...... 0 10 6 B. Batson, Ed, ...... 0 10 0 Box, W. & Sons 0 0 Bourke, Capt. W. (barque " Sokoto") ... 110 Bright Ss Hitchcocks 5 0 Barratt, Dr. W. A, H...... 110 Bradley, W. W. 1 0 1 0 Bradley & Wiggs C. Banfield, J. H. 1 0 Baxter, J. & Son 0 0 Cocking, Lige & Co...... 110 Boyd, J, 10 0 Cother, W. J...... 10 0 Blair, Jas. 110 Cotton, H...... 0 10 6 BaiUien, G. F. 1 1 0 Cochrane, Jos...... 1 1 0 BaarR, G. 0 10 0 Cole, C , & Co...... 1 0 Belcher, G. F, 110 Chaffiey, Miss M...... 1 0 Brammer, W, 1 0 0 Creer & Roberts ...... 1 0 Bannister, Jno, & Son 1 1 0 Campbell, Neil ...... 1 0 Baker, Jno. 1 1 0 Conway & Evans ...... 1 0 Branch, J. W. 2 2 0 Cheetham Salt Proprietary Ltd, ... 3 0 Bntterworth, J. T. 1 0 Cozens, E, B...... 1 0 Brown, H, B, 1 0 Clarke, B, ...... 1 0 Beatb, Schiess & Co. 1 0 Cornish, W...... 0 10 0 Brown, T. 0 0 Clee, Jno...... 3 0 0 Barnard, W. 1 0 Calhoun, W, ...... 1 1 0 Bannister, Josh, & Co. 1 0 Clark, T...... 1 0 0 Brinsmead, H, 0 0 Co=lan & Tulloch ... ,,,11 0 Bailey, W. 0 0 Champion, I, ...... 1 0 0 Bayley, J. S, 0 0 Colllins, E...... 10 0 19

Caldow, J. ... XI 0 0 Edney, W. H. £0 10 Oobb&Co, 1 1 0 English, E, 1 0 Collins Bros. 1 1 0 •Krvin, T. 0 10 Croft, W, 1 1 0 Elvins, Dr. H. F. 1 1 Connor, MrsJJ. 2 2 0 Evans, Eev. J. McT. 1 1 Collier, A. 1 1 0 Estate Ute J. H, Rylah 2 0 Corbett, P, 0 10 6 Creed, Jno. 0 10 0 Cunningham, A. H. ... 1 1 0 Cuilen, Mrs, s 0 0 Faulkner, G. S. 1 1 0 Coltish, 0. , ... 1 0 0 Franks & Co., H, 110 Ciirnow, W". 0 10 0 Fagg, S, H, 1 1 0 Calhonn, Mrs, M. 1 1 0 Ford, T, 10 0 Charles, Superintendent J. 1 0 0 Fraser, J. 0 10 6 Colechin, "W. H., M.L.A.... 1 0 0 Fnrae, T. 1 0 0 Colline, W. G. I 1 0 Fairbaim, G. (per list) ... 2 16 0 Fletcher, B. 1 1 0 Ford, J. 0 10 Dennys, Lascelles, Austin k Co, 6 6 0 Fox, O. I 0 0 Dyke, A. A. T>. 1 1 0 Fowler, D. 1 1 1 1 0 D'Helin, J. E. 1 1 0 Freeman, B., & Sons 1 0 0 Donaghy, M,, & Sons 2 2 0 Fuller, R. Fry, H. 0 10 0 Dale, T. 1 0 0 0 Dalgety & Co, 5 5 0 Fetherstonhaugh, Dr. E. T. 1 I 1 0 0 Dickens & Sons 1 1 0 Fletcher, Misses X. and I. 1 1 0 Day, J. 0 10 0 Fletcher, E. J. Davey, Mis. R, 0 10 6 Devine&Co. 1 1 0 G. Vans, Mrs. E, 1 0 0 Douglass, F. M. 1 1 0 Grey, Ales, 2 2 0 Drew Bros. 1 1 0 Goodman, Rev. Canon, ... 1 1 0 Douglas?, H. P, 1 1 0 Gardiner, W. 0 Davidson, Rev. A. 1 0 0 Goslin, J. 0 Dickson, T. A. 1 0 0 Geelong Gas Company ... 0 Deppler, J. (per list) s 7 6 Gardiner, G. (per list) ... ti Dean, D. 1 1 0 Goddard, V7. M, 0 Devlin, P. 1 1 0 Guthrie, T, 0 Dent, F. 0 10 0 Grass*, T. VV. 0 10 0 Deans, J. I 0 0 Grigg, T. T. 1 0 0 Doyle, J. McCabe 1 1 0 Govett, E. 2 2 0 Dixon Bros. 1 1 0 Gittings, IJ. 1 1 0 Dutton, W. • ... 1 I 0 Geelong Cricket and Football Club 5 0 0 Deller, Jas. 0 10 0 Gladman, S. 1 1 0 Diamond Share & Engineering Co. 1 1 0 Green, J, 1 1 0 Daniel, Eobert I 0 0 Gullun, M. K. 1 1 0 Darey, T. 0 10 6 Gundry, W. R. (per list) ... 4. U !! Dawes, Inspector T. P. (per list) 2 12 6 Gibson, B. W, 0 10 6 " Duke of Wellington Mine," per J, Burns Gale, C.T. 0 10 0 (per list) 3 3 6 Grinter, 0. 1 1 0 Downea, D, P. 0 10 0 Grant, G. 1 0 0 Devede, Capt. (barque " LePilier ") 1 0 0 Davidson, S\ L, 0 10 0 Danaher, D. 1 16 0 0 Downey, W, 0 10 Hooper, G., & Co. 1 I 0 Harvey, Dann k Co. 2 2 0 Holden, T. I 1 0 Edmundson, Mrs, E. 1 1 0 Harvey, J. •1 0 0 Evans, H. F. 1 0 0 Higgins, Mrs. S. A. 1 1 0 Estate late J. L. Einninmonth 5 0 0 Higgins, W. 1 Kieeutors late D. Mackinnon (per list) 14 1 6 Hall, Miss M, 1 Edwards, Mis. J. 1 1 0 Humble, W. 1 2 0 Electric Lighting and Traction Co. 1 1 0 Humble & Sons 2 0 0 Everett, Jos. 1 0 0 Harvie, D, 1 0 0 K&stwood, Mrs. 8. 1 1 0 Healey, J. 1 20

Harwood, HOD. T. 0. ... £2 2 0 Johnstone, J, H. £1 1 o Hamilton, D. 1 1 0 Jones, E. 1 Oo Higgina, VV. H. 1 1 0 Johnson, Alex, 1 1 o Hooper, E, J., & Co. 1 1 0 Jones, B. M, t . 0.10 fi Hinnigan, T. 1 0 0 JenningB, Miss E, C. 2 0 o Hendra, W. 0 10 6 Jordon, O. T. 0 10 6 Ham, W. 1 0 0 Hill, W., U Son 1 1 0 K. Hartwick, Aug. 1 0 0 Hill, S. 1 1 0 Katz, I. Honrigan, Mrs. ... ' 20 0 0 King, A. Howe, Randolph, & Co. ., 2 2 0 Keen, Mrs B. Hamilton, J. 1 1 0 Kirwan, P. J. Henderson, MissK. 1 0 0 Knight, Abraham Henderson, Mrs. 0 10 0 Kennedy, Dr. T, J. M. Hodges Bros. 1 1 0 King, W, B., & Sons Hudson, Mrs, M, 1 1 0 Kyle, W. Hoare, W. 1 0 0 Keegan, J, Heard, 8. & A. 1 0 0 King, J. C. Hawkes Bros. 2 2 0 t Kernot, W. C. Hendy, E. E. 0 10 0 Kelly, A. F. Harvey, Mrs E, 1 1 0 Kerley, J, 'J'. Harwood & Pincott 2 2 0 t Keays, Mrs 8. Hirst, Q,, Sc. Co. 2 2 0 Kenny, M. Hardie, H., Lara t 0 10 0 Hunter, Jas. t 1 1 0 Higgans, T.> Sc. Co. 1 1 0 L, Harvey, Mrs Ii, 0 10 0 Lindon, L, H. Hunter, Thos, 2 20 1 0 0 Laird & Barl.ow Hooking, B. 0, 1 1 0 1 1 0 Lawrie, J. Haddart, Parker & Co. ., 1 0 0 5 5 0 Lownes, Mrs J, Horwood, C. 0 10 0 1 0 0 Ley, W. ... Ho watt, P. M, 2 0 0 1 I 0 Lovedav, W. B. Heard, W. H. 10 0 0 10 0 Little, J. Holdsworth, M, & Son 1 0 0 1 1 0 Littlejohn, E, J. W. Honey, W, o a 0 10 0 Leary, P. J. 1 Harris, Rev, E, 1 1 0 Lloyd, W. H. 2 2 0 Harrison, Erio 0 10 0 Larcombe, H, & A. C. 0 0 Hardie, A. 1 0 0 Longmore, B. & J. 0 0 Hobbs, C, D. 1 0 0 Leyien, Hon. J, E, 0 0 Ling, J. I. Lane, W. Lyle, A, Impey, J, 0 10 6 Larkins, T. Ince, J. 1 1 0 Leigh, Jno. 0 10 Ibbottson, H, 0 10 0 Ley, W,, Victorian Railways (per list) Irwin, W. 0 10 0 1 12 Irving, Jas, 0 10 6 Irving-, G. B. 1 1 0 M. Martin, B., & Sons 1 1 0 Martin, G. ... 1 1 0 J. Marron. E, 1 1 0 Jacobs, M. 1 1 0 Michael, S. 1 1 0 Jacobs, Samuel ta. 1 I 0 Murrell, F. 1 0 0 Jarvis, J. ... 1 0 0 Maud, Supt. S, H. 0 10 0 Jones, W. H. • • • ••• 1 1 0 Mawson, S. B. J, 1 1 0 Jullien, E. L...... 1 1 0 Munday, J. 1 1 0 Just Sc Moore ••• 0 10 6 Moloney, J. 1 1 0 Jackson, Bev. J. ••• ••> 0 10 6 Mathews Bros. 2 2 0 Jacobs, Sol. ... »»• i 1 0 Mann, T. ... . 0 10 6 Jarman, H...... i 1 0 Mercer & Co...... 1 1 0 Jackson, Mrs W. 0 10 6 Moreillon, H. 0 10 6 Jinks, J, ••• *•• 1 1 0 Macdouald, G. 1 0 0 Johnson, B, B., Station Master (per list) i 1 6 Madden, Jno. 0 10 0 21

Mann, Jas. £0 10 0 Morrison, 0, N. 0 Nicol, Jas. Mathews & Harrison 1 £1 1 0 Matwood, Dr, A. W. Nash, W. 1 10 1 Noble, R. VV. Mann, W. 1 10 0 Moody, Q. Key Ion, M, 2 2 0 0 Nash, B. Hichell, J. B. 1 0 10 0 Moore, H. W. 1 Newman, Dr-E-J~ 1 1 0 Mead, 0. J. 1 ""Nicholson, Mark 1 1 0 Mounvjoy, Mrs L, C, 0 Nicol, Jno. 1 0 0 Miekle, Mrs M. 0 Nicholson, Ward 1 1 0 Mansfield, W. 1 Newbury, S. 1 1 0 Moriarty, Mrs (per list) 1 12 Manifold, W. T. 5 0 Morgan. E. 1 1 Miller, J, F. O'Halloran, S. 0 10 0 0 10 O'Brien, Mrs. D. Mortimer, W. 0 10 0 10 6 Murphy, T. O'Halloran, D. 10 0 110 Orchard, A. Murphy, Rev. M. J 0 0 0 10 0 Mann, Mrs Jno. O'Loughlin Bros. 1 1 0 1 0 0 Officer, Jas,, k Co. Madden, E. 1 1 0 1 1 0 Mansfield, Miss M. 0 10 6 Maiwell, Rey. A. 1 1 0 Miller, W. P. (per list) 6 10 0 Martin, W., Drysdale 0 10 0 Pincott. F. R, 1 1 Mounljoy, 0, 10 0 Peters, T. 1 0 Mayo, G. E, 1 1 0 Petersen Bros. 1 0 Middleton, W. H. 1 0 0 Priddle, F. E, 0 10 Meredith, Jos. 1 0 0 Purdie, J, 1 1 Monahan, T, 0 10 6 Potter, W. H. 1 1 Moran k Cato 1 1 0 Price, J. L. 1116 Pettitt Bros. 1 1 0 Pizer, S. 10 0 Pattinson, J. 1 1 0 Mc. Piper, B. MacMullen, W., Junr. 1 1 0 Parker, J. H, 0 io o McAdam, G. (per list) 1 1 0 Purnell, B. 1 1 0 MoPhillimy, J. H. 1 1 0 Podbury, F. 0 10 6 McEewan, A. C. 0 10 6 Pullen, Mrs 0 10 0 McMillan, A. P, 1 1 0 Pawsey, 0. R, 0 10 6 Mclnnes, B, 1 0 0 ParsonSfcW. H. 1 1 0 McCarthy, N. T. 1 0 0 Pacey, fofi F. J. 01 110 0 McKenna, W. 1 1 0 Piper,, 0 10 0 McEenna, Rev. Arch-Priest 1 1 0 Pacey, W. A. 1 1 0 McKae, A, 1 0 0 Parsons, Jas. 1 0 0 McHarry, D. 1 0 0 Phelan, P. 1 1 0 McCann, P. 1 1 0 Prescott, Mrs A, 1 0 0 McCurdy, J, 0 10 6 Polley, D, 0 10 0 McKay, S. 1 0 0 Prowett, J, 1 0 0 McWilliam, J. A. 0 10 0 Paterson, P, 0 10 0 McHarry k Co, (per list) 1 13 6 Brisk, S. 1 1 0 McLennan, T. (per list) ... 2 1 0 Peters, T. & Co. 0 Mclntyre, P. (per list) ... 5 10 6 Phillips, J. 0 10 6 McDonald, A,, •' Marathon " (per list) .. 3 4 6 Philpott, B. 1 0 0 "McDonald, P. 1 1 0 Petersen, 0. 1 1 0 McCalhirn^J^G. 1 1 0 Paterson, Mrs R. A. 0 10 o MoDonald, fi, ... 1 1 0 1 1 0 McDonald, A., Winchelsea 1 0 0 Mclntyre, A. 1 0 0 R, McClelland, W. 1 1 0 Robertson, C, J, 1 0 McPhee. Dr. R. G. 1 1 0 Randall. J. 0 0 McLaughlin, W. 0 10 0 Robertson, J,, & Son Robinson, Burns k Sparrow 1 0 MePherson, Miss C. 0 10 0 1 0 Mclvor, W. 2 0 0 Bichardson, H. F. Bichardson. C. ... 1 0 McDowall, A, B, 1 1 0 0 0 22

Eiohardson, A. G. . *1 1 0 Taylor, W, £1 0 0 0 10 Thompson, R. Bylah, W; S„ k Co. 6 1 1 ft Bees, J. 0 10 6 Thatcher, G. 1 10 Bussell, P. . 16 0 0 Thaokrah, Mrs J. Eyan, W. 1 0 0 Toyne, J. W. 0 10 5 Tait, B. Eeid, W.J. . 21 0 0 1 11 60 Rothwell, W. 0. 0 10 6 Tombs & Durran 2 2 6 Roebuck, H. G. 1 1 0 Turner, S. R. 1 Id Renfrey, B. W. 1 0 0 Tingate, J. W. 1 10 Bitchie, B. 1 1 0 Taylor J, G. 1 0 0 Rnssell, Jas. 5 0 0 Trebileock, E, 1 1 A Bitchie, G. T. 0 10 0 Toyne, J. 1 1 « Bussell, T, (pet list) i 0 0 Tucker, O, 1 0 0 BoUins, J. W. 0 10 0 Tucker, J. 0 io a Richardson, J. P. 0 10 0 Thewlis, J. 1 o o Byan, J. G. 1 1 0 Robinson, Miss E. 0 10 0 TJ. 10 0 Rowe, J. T. 9 Underwood, Mrs i 1 o S. " Unknown," per Geelong Advertiser i 0 ,0 1 1 0 Storrer, C. P. V, Storrer, H. J, B. 1 1 0 Strong, J., & Bros. 1 1 0 Viccars, H, ... i 1 0 Shrimpton & Strong 1 1 0 Volum, W. P. (per list) . 9 I 6 Strachan, Murray, Shannon Propy, Ltd. i 4 0 Stephen, G. A. 2 2 0 W. Stewart, W. 0 10 6 Whyte, Mrs E. • *• • 1 0 0 Stoneman, Mrs T' 1 1 0 Webber, J., & Son 1 1 0 Smith, Wm. Howard, & Sons 3 3 0 Williams, A. ... 1 1 0 smith. Dr. S. M.. 1 1 0 Williams, R. . »** 0 10 6 Summerfield, W. 1 0 0 Wilcox, 0., & Bros. 1 1 0 Stodarr, D, B, 1 1 0 Watson, J. .. • ... 1 1 0 Spiller, T. 1 1 0 Walker, D,, Geelong • ••• 1 1 0 Sanders, J. 1 0 0 Wighton, J. • ••* 1 1 0 Sennett, B. H. 1 1 0 Wenheira, Hugo . ... 0 10 6 Sadler, W, : 1 0 0 Windmill, J. & W. 1 0 0 Smith, D. 1 1 0 Willey, K. 1 1 0 Sharp, D. G. 1 1 0 • •• Walsh, Mrs. . ... 1 1 0 gichlau, E. T., & Co. 1 ] 0 Willis, J. B. ... 1 1 Sinclair, Bev. J. 1 0 0 0 Whittington, J, 1 0 Sajwell, H, 0 10 6 0 Walls, R. . ... 1 0 0 Shannon, C. 3 3 0 Webster, G. ... 0 s Small, Dr. J, 1 1 0 10 Warden. T. H. 1 1 0 Syer, F. J. M. 2 0 0 Wellington Bros. • ... 0 10 s Strachan, G. P. 1 0 0 Walker, D., Lara • •• 1 1 0 Smith, C. H, 1 0 0 Wallis, W. T. • •• 1 0 0 Shaw, W. 0 10 6 Williams, G. 1 1 1 0 Shepherd, P. 1 1 0 Wilson, J., Junr, ... 1 1 0 Scott, A. J, 0 10 0 Whyte, L. A. 1 1 0 Salkeld, T. 1 0 0 . • ... White, A. G. 1 1 0 Summers, P. 1 0 0 . ••» Wilson, J, • 2 0 « Strickland, L, 1 1 0 Wood, H. 1 0 0 Sheridan, Jos. 1 1 0 Williams, Rev. W, 1 1 0 gamson, L. 0 14 0 Wheadon, Mrs H, J, 1 0 Sohroeter, H. 1 0 0 Webster, Miss A. 1 0 •6" Sinclair, J. & J, 1 0 0 • Whjbrow & Co, i ... 2 2 r Smith, J. I 1 0 Webb, Miss L. M. 1 1 0 Strachan, J, 1 0 0 Weddell & Ritch i ... 1 1 8 Stapleton, T. 0 10 0 J. W' Wimble 1 1 0

Y, Thaeker, H, 1 0 0 Tassell, H. 1 1 0 Young, A, J, 0 10 6 Trait, J. J. 1 1 0 Young, S. . ... 1 1 0 Taylor, J. 0., & Sons . 1 1 0 Young, E, P, • ••• 1 1 0 23

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J, Allen, 7/6, Chas. Ah Song, 6/-, G. Allan, W. R. Allin, each 6/- And. Bell, 7/6, 0. Byers, W. Bowey, H. Brigg3, R, Baxter, E. Blyth, Jan., H. Baensch, J, W. BaenBOh, E, Blyth, senr., J, Bryant, Mrs. Burke, Jno. Brown, J. Barras, M. Bogan, Miss Breheney, L. BuckhoU, A. Baxter, Miss S, Brady, E. Backwell & Sons, A. Boland, E. Blythe, R. Bradley, G, Ball, W. M, Barned, P. Barrington, G, Bowan, each By- Mrs, Colechin, R. Ouddihy, Jno. Oalhuon, Alex. Galhonn, S. Carr, Jno. Churches, J. Coombs, 0. Chambers, W. Crutch, M. J, Coyne, H. OhafEey, C. E. Charity, R. A, Campbell, S. Clarke, Jno, Cameron, W. Cameron, T. Calvert, Colonial Bank, Winchelsea, each 6/- W. Dwyer, T. Doolin, C. Deller, B. Dendle, W. F. Drake, E. Drayton, P, Douglass, 0. Drayton, T, Duggan, A. Deppeler, Mrs. Diokman, Mrs, E. Davison, N, Doble, W. Dear. P. Dunn, each 6/-

J, T. Edney, J. J, Everett, J. Eades, each 5/- Mrs. J. Field, 7/6, J. J, Fairbairn, T. Founds, W. Foster, Mrs. Farelly, 0. Farrelly, J. Fairbairn, G, Fox, each 5/- 'Good-Night," 7/6, J. M. Guild, C. W, Gray, W. Gray, Jno. Graham, E. G. Gurr, each 6/- W, Hillier, 6/-, W. Holahan, E. J, Hall & Sons, W. Heard, A. Heard, W. Harrower, T. Harding, H. H. Hardie, Mrs. E, Hinsch, P. Hogan, Jas. Hitch, Stanley Harrison, J, Harris, T. W. Holmes, W. Hunter, each 5/- — Jones, 5/6, J, W. Jackson, S. Joy, each 6/- D. Knight, 6/- J, J. Lamb, T. Larcombe, J. Lowery, Jas. Lincoln, Mrs. Looker, W. Lodge, D. Lynch, W, Leigh, W. Lewis, Mrs. Loffel, each 5/- W, Milner, 7/- Capt. G. A. Molland, W. Martin, Geelong, W. Marchant, D. Miles, S. Morris, W. Martin, Mt. Pleasant Road, W, Murphy, J. G, Mack, J. Mackenzie, Andrew Miller, Jno. Mathieson, Mrs. Menck, S. H. Mayo, W, Martin, Bailey Street, W. Millar, Gilbert A, Meredith, R, Murray, Mrs. J. H, Middleton, W, Moody, J. Moreillion, each 6/- H, McLean, H. McGregor, M. McEvitt, D. McConachy, E, P. McGrath, A. McDonald, M, McCartin, A. McAdam, B, McConachy, junr,, Mrs. McCallum, J. McCallum, W. McLaren, W. McLean, each 6/- J, Oakley, 6/-, M. O'Loughlin, J. Olney, H, O'Brien, each 6/- C, Pederson, 7/6, Mrs. Phipps, G, Paech, J. and P. Paech, Miss M. Pownall, J, E. Pittock, T. Prowett, J, Paterson, Anakie, P. Patersen, E. P. Piper, J. Parsons, 0. W. Phelan, W. Peel, R. 0. Peyton, H. Prowett, J. Paterson, Geelong, each 5/- B, Bodgers, J, Bussell, A. Rodgers, H, Renfrey, J, Rainford, 0. Ryan, each 5/- B. H, Sutterby, MrB, Spry, J. Scott, Miss Sinclair, R, Smith,- S. Synott, J. E. Smith, C, J, Sayle, Mrs. Stephens, J, Sinclair, R. G. Stow, Mrs. Splatt, each 6/- jMrs, Trump, J. Taylor, H, L, Trethowan, A, J. Trethowan, G, Tait, Miss Thomson, J, R. Tyers, 0, Thompson, each 5/- F. Vigar, 7/6, L. Vagg, 6/- J, W, Walter, J. Walter, H. West, J. T. White, A. Wilson, T. H, Widdicombe, J. Woodman, W, Winter, each 5/- H. Young, 5/- " 6656," 6/- 24

Amounts under 5s. D. Alton, A. Allpreas, Miss Ash, W. Alldridge, E. Ash, R. Allen, D. Alton, each 2/6, E. E. Ash, 2/-, J, Ash, J. Anderson, each 1/- C. Batson, 4/- A. Burns, 3/6, P. Bowey, Mrs. Bonnett, C. Barker, "VV, Barker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Butler, M. Braham, F. BatBon, W. Burke, Mrs, Biles, each 2/6, P. Brady, 2/- W. Berriman, K. Bell, eaoh 1/., W. Bozao, 6d. Jos, Churchman, i/- Jos, Churches, Mrs, Coogan, 3/-, T. Clark, J. Crutch, J. Clarke, J. Colquhonn, each 2/6, Mrs. Carver, M. T, Chesterfield, Mrs. Collins, A. H, Cations, each 2/- A. Dendle, W, Deller, P. Dendle, J. Davie, P, Decker, R, J. Dunn, Mrs, Dillon, T. Dwyer, each 2/6, VV. T, Dolley, MTS. Devlin, each 2/- W, Bdney, 3/-, Mrs. Egan, W. J. English, each 2/6, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Erwin, each 2/- MTB, Elliott, 6d. Mrs. M. A. Founds, 3/6, Mrs. Flannigan, 3/-, E. Foster, Mrs Fulton, J, Fitzgerald, H, A, Fitzpatrick, each 2/6, Jas. Foot, 2/-, "Friend," 1/6. P. Guinane, E. Ganley, Jas. Gowty, Mrs. Graham, each 2/6. Mrs. Hewitt, W. Hitch, A, Hall, S. Hoyle, Mrs. C. Hocking, junr,, each 2/6, Mrs, C. Hooper, Mrs. Harding, senr,, Mrs. Hopkins, each 2/-, C.Harding, 1/- T. Jacobs, 2/6. J. Keenan, 3/-, H, Kosseck, J.King, J.Kershaw, each 2/6, S. Lugg, 3/-, J. Lamond, Mrs, W. Lincoln, J. Lussick, Mrs. D. Long, C, Long, T, Latnond, B, Lemke, eaoh 2/6, A, Langdon, D. Lussick, Mrs. W. Long, each 2/-, G. Lomas, 1/- Mrs. Moore, 3/6, J, T. Mathews, Mrs. Middleton, J, Marshall, M. Middlebrook, P. Madden, D. Moffitt, W, G. E. Marshall, Mrs, Mathey, A. Marchanfc, Jas. Mitchell, Mrs. Milward, Mrs. W. 0. Mathews, W. Murray, P. R, Maloney, each 2/6, Mrs. Marm i, 1/- Mrs, McDonald, 3/-, D. McDonald, A. McMillan, G. MeCulloeh, Jno. McCarthy, Miss McDonald, J, J, McClelland, each 2/6, D. McMahon, D, McArthur, each 2/- H. W. Nash, 2/6, Mrs. J. O'Neil, Mrs. O'Loughlin, Mrs. O'Neil, each 2/fi, Mrs, W. Orchard, 2/- C. Olire, 1/- A. Perdrissat, 3/- Mrs. Parker, A, H. Piper, W. Phipps, J. W. Prowse, each 2/6, Mrs Preston, 2/- Pacholke Bros,, 1/. Mrs, Riddle, J. Richardson, D. Richards, T. Ryan, each 2/6, Gh Rodgers, 2/- Misa Bayers, J, Stewart," J, Swaby, A. J. Spalding, J, F. Shannahan, E. Smith, Schroeter Bros., Mrs. Simpkin, W. Strong, A. Synot, Mrs. Spriggs, Mrs. M. J. Stott, J. W. Stafford, each 2/6, Mrs. Syrett, 2/-, D. Swindells, 1/- H. Thompson, 4/-, Jos. Twitt, Jno. Twitt, J. H. Trigg, 0. J. Tadgell, W. J. Thwaites, eaoh 2/6. Mrs, West, 4/-, J, Wilson, Mrs. Wingfleld, F. C. Winter, 8. Whitcombe, G. White, T. Wilson, each 2/6, Miss Wilson, 2/3, A. Wisby, W. J, Wiflen, Mrs. Williams, each 2/-. A. Young, 2/6. Schools. 1602 Ceres ...... £1 5 4 1570 Murgheboluc ...... £0 9 0 Princetown ... 0 15 3 1195 Paywit North ...... 0 5 0 319 Jan Juc ... 1 7 4 1608 Mt. Moriac ...... 0 H 6 932 Bannockburn ... 0 10 0 1094 Swanston Street (and adjunct 2143 1911 Moolap .. 0 13 0 South Geelong) ...... 1 11 * 617 Terang ... .2 7 8 1190 Qaeensclifi ...... 2 3 6 1961 Little River ... 0 15 4 541 Bast Geelong ...... 0 13 I 1426 Maude ... 1 2 5 1645 Drysdale ...... 1 3 1 1147 Inverleigh . ... 1 12 9 2036 Mt. Duneed ...... 1 i ' 2B6 Freshwater Creek ...... 1 12 6 1497 Lovely Banks ...... 0 12 6 260 Flinders, Geelong ...... 7 0 0 1481 Buckley's Road ...... 0 5 » 304 Highton ... 1 14 0 1889 North Geelong ...... 0 11 5 124 Cowries' Greek ... 0 6 0 Lily Murphy ...... 0 2 6 2029 Marcus Hill ... 0 14 0 Eva Stokes and Lucy Benson ... 0 2 C 1910 Anakie ...... 0 10 0 25

Hospital Saturday and Sunday Collections,

s. d. £ s. a. St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Geelong, Presbyterian Church and Sunday School, per Ven. Arch-Priest McKetm.i 12 4 6 Geelong West ...... 1 18 2 St, Peter and St. Paul's Roman Catholic Free Presbyterian C'hurcb, Geelong ... 8 0 0 Churches. Geelong, per Ven. Arch- Reformed Presbyterian Chnrch, Geelong .. 3 10 0 Priest McKenna 22 10 7 Qnuensclifl Presbyterian Chnrch ... 8 7 0 Roman Catholic Church. Little River, p;r Leigh Presbyterian Church ...... 0 14 6 Ven Arch-Priest McKenna 2 19 6 L'smore Presbyterian Church ...... 19 1 0 Roman Catholic Church, Hnte.sford, per Ven. Werribee Presbyterian Chnrch ... 10 0 Areh-Priest Meiieusa l 18 6 Bellarine Presbyterian Church ... 1 14 9 Roman Catholic Church, lit. Moriac, per Wiiiehelsoa Presbyterian Church ... 6 12 7 Ven Arch-Priest McKenna 1 12 0 Anakie Presbyterian Church, per Rev, A. Roman Catholic Church, Winchelsea, per S, Houinii ...... 1 14 9 Ven. Arch-Priest McKenna ... 0 17 6 Bateslord Presbyterian Church, per Rev. A. Roman Catholic Chnrch, Inveileigh, per S. Houston ...... 2 0 0 Ven. Arch-Priest McKenna 0 15 6 Russell's Bridge Presbyterian Church, per Roman Catholic Church, Leigh Road, per liev, A, S. Houston ...... 1 3 8 Ven: Arch-Priest McKenna 9 It 0 Sutherland's Greek Presbyterian Chnrch, Roman Catholic Church, Teesdale, per Ven, per A. S. Houston ...... 8 16 Arch-Priest McKeuua 1 0 0 Little River Presbyteriau Church .. 0 10 0 St. Paul's Church of England, Geelong, per Ponsea Presbyterian Church and S.S. ... 0 18 6 J. W. Sayer ... 26 1 0 Inverleigh Presbyterian Church ... 2 9 6 St. Paul's Sunday School, per J. Nicol fi 16 6 Barrarbool Presbyterian Church ... 4 6 7. Christ Church, Geelong •7 12 11 Connewarre Mission Presbyterian Church... 2 0 0 St. Matthew's Church of England, Geelong 2 13 6 North Shore ...... 3 0 0 St. Matthew's Sunday School ... 1 3 i Geelong Methodist Circuit, per Rev. W. All Saints' Church of England, Newtown ... IB 1 6 Williams ...... 52 2 10 Church of Kngland, St. Albans, per J. Dew 0 1!) il Shenton Sunday School, Geelong ..; 1 U & Church of England, Barrabool, per Kev. J. Methodist Clv.rcli, Queen-cliff ... 1 tl 0 Cameron 1 13 3 Fenwiek Street P.aptist Church, Geelong, Church of England, Highton, per Rev, J, per W. T. Wallis ...... 5 0 0 Cameron 1 13 2 Aberdeen Street Baptist Church, Geelong, St. John's Church of England, Portarlington per !!. Purnell...... 8 2 9 per S. Cragg ltB Belmont Baptist Sunday School, p^r R. St. James' Church of England, Drysdale, Purneli ...... • ... 1 4 0 per Rev. A. Maxwell 14 6 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Geelong ... 3 0 0 Church of England, Murradoc, per Rev. A, Strict Baplist Church, l hilvvell ... 3 0 0 Maxwell 0 0 3 Congregational Church, Geelong, per W. St. Cuthbert's Church of England, Marshall- H. Aitken ...... 5 7 7 town, per Eev. T. Robinson 1 8 0 Lutheran Church, Germantown, per Hev. G. St, Wilfred'B Church of England, Mt lleyer ...... 5 10 6 Duneed, per Rev. T. Robinson 0 16 0 Lutheran Church, Germantown, per llev. Church of England, Inverleigh 13 0 L. Schulls ...... 3 10 0 Church of England, Murgheboliic 0 15 0 Bethel Sunday School,'per J. Robin -• ... .0 .5 0 Church of England, Leigh Road 1 0 6 Gae'.ong " Try " Hoys' lirigade ... 0 8 0 Church of England, Lara, per Rev. J. G. Salvation Army Cotlec'iona ...... 7 0 0 Brazier 4 5 1 People.*' Mission, per B. Orchard ... 2 4 6 St. James' Church of England, Mortlake, Saints' Church, per Rev. O. Butterworlh ... 0 12.6 per Hev. J. Wagg 2 9 1 Geelong Chine e (Collected by Jimmy Ah St. James' Church o£ England Suuday School You), p.'i- W. J. Irwin ...... 10 17 6 per Rev. J. Wagg 0 3 0 Proceeds of Performance—Geelong Artillery Church of England, Koloro, per Rev. J. Band ...... 20 5 5 Wagg 10 3 Collected by Nurses in Street...... 2.t 6 9 St. Thomas' Church of England, Wiuchelsen. 5 12 3 Sundry Collections on ttospital Sunday ... 5 11 11 St, Mark's Church of England, Leopold ... 1 4 G Douglass, H. P...... 2 -0-0 St. George's Church of England, Queenscliff 4 10 4 Simpsou, J...... 110 Rrrie Street, Presbyterian Church, Geelong 10 0 0 Howard, Mrs...... 10 0 High Presbyterian Oliurch, Geelong 9 15 0 MoCurmack, Miss ...... 0 12 0 St. George's Presbyterian Church, Geelong 5 13 4 Syer, P.J. M...... 0 IJ 0- St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Geelong 3 0 0 Sennutt, Mrs. Jas...... 0 5 0 Mr. S, Philpott's Children ...... 0 5 0 2(5

Hospital Saturday and Sunday Collections (continued)- List—Victoria Hotel £2 2 6 List •Volum Brewery £0 10 9 ,, Prince of Wales Hotel ,., 1 15 0 „ Melbourne Club Hotel 0 8 6 •„ • Union Club Hotel 1 10 0 „ ' National Hotel 0 7 6 „ Queen's Head Hotel 1 0 3 „ H. L Lang 0 6 0 „ Per Mrs, Westlake 1 1 9 ,, Albion Hotel 0 5 •0 ,, Bank of New South Wales 1 0 0 ,, Savings Bank 0 13 0 ,, Dixon Bros. 0 16 0 „ Gas Oo.'s Office 0 16 6 „ . R. L, Young o a 6 „ W. S. Jones 010 •« „ Fernery Hotel 0 5 6 Amounts under 5/- 2 3 10 H. Thaeker 0 13 6 Entertainments. Proceeds Band Conoert, per Portarlington Surplus at Social, Church of Christ, Mere• Rifle Club Band £7 3 8 dith £0 10 0 Collection at Billiard Tournament, Prince Proeeeds Bazaar, per Miss Meta Moore and of Wales Hotel, per J, Landy 1 1 0 Pupils 15 6 6 Proceeds Concert and Ball, Mt. Moriac, Proceeds Band Performance, per QueensclifE per.A. Mclntyre ... 7 0 0 Sports'and Cycling Olnb ... 0 3 Proceeds Concert and Euchre Tournament, Proceeds Bazaar, per Miss Stott 1 0 0 Morrisons, per J, J, Atchison 20 0 6 Proceeds Band Performance, by Geelong Town Band, per R. Gillies 6 0 0 Boxes. Box—per W. Box & Sons £3 0 0 Box—per A. Edments • £0 17 0 „ at Sayings Bank 2 0 0 ,, „ J. and W. Windmill. 0 S 5 „ per W. A, Brown 1 6 4 „ at Commercial Bank 0 5 0 „ ,, Hawkes Bros 1 4 9 Amounts under 5/- 0 13 0 „ „ E. Hawkesworth 1 0 0 Banks. Bank of Australasia .£10 10 Colonial Bank £3 3 0 „ „ New South Wales , 10 0 Commercial Bank 3 3 0 Union Bank 5 5 Bank of Victoria 2 2 0 London Bank 5 0 Municipal Grants, Geelong Corporation £50 Winchelsea Shire Council £8 8 Newtown and Chilwell Borough Council . 20 Meredith Shire Council 7 10 Geelong West Borough Council , 20 QueensclifE Borough Council 7 7 Bellarine Shire Council . 17 South Barwon Shire Council 5 6 Hampden Shire Council . 15 Wyndham Shire Council 6 0 Corio Shire Council 10 10 Bannockburn Shire Council E 0 Barrarbool Shire Council 10 0 Ballan Shire Counoil 3 0 Mortlake Shire Council (Nil.) Societies. Ancient Order of Forresters, Drysdale ... * £1 1 0 Children of Mary £1 1 0 Eight-Hours Anniversary Committee 20 0 0 A.N. Association, QueensclifE ... 8 8 0 Wharf Labourers' Union 6 0 0 Geelong Contractors' & Builders' Association 2 2 0 Ashby & Geelong Yearly Provident Socitety 8 0 Mutual Sick Benefit Society, Geelong 1 1 0 Victorian Stevedoring and General Con• Germantown Mutual Improvement Associ• tracting Co. 5 0 ation 1 9 0 Ocean Grove Band of Hope ...... 0 0 Grand United Order of Oddfellows 6 5 0 Legacies. -Trustees^Late Edward Wilson of the' Argus' £60 Balance Ormond Estate £13 9 0 Trustees Late Sarah Charlton ...... 42 Estate Late J. L. Kininmonth., 5 0 0 Estate Late lames Mathews ...... 25 Estate Late G. Bussell 3 0 0 Estate Late George Bussell ...... 20 Estate Late J. L, Currie , 5 0 0 27

Employees.

M. Donaghy & Son £2 6 0 B. Purnell 1 0 0 Albion Woollen Mills 1 4 0 Mercer & Co. 12 0 Parks and Gardens, Geelong 1 2 0 Victorian Pressed Fodder Co 2 5 0 Union Woollen Mills 2 15 0 G. Cotes 1 0 0 J, Blakiston & Oo. 1 1 0 Cubb&Co. 2 0 0 Australian Tannery 2 0 0 Joseph Windmill 0 12 G Harvey Dunn & Oo. 3 1 6 Jas. Munday 1 10 0 John Bannister k Son 2 13 0 Cheetham Sale Pr.ipty. 3 0 6 Store Hands—Strachan. Murray & Shannon, Australian Paper Mills 4 0 6 Propty ... . 3 1 6 Excelsior Woollen Mills ... 6 IT 0 Store Hands—Dalgety k Go. ... 3 1 6 Volum Brewing Company ... 2 0 0 Store Hands—Dennys, Lascelles, AuBtin k Go. 3 3 0 Geelong Post Office 3 0 0 Backwell's Stove Works 1 2 0 A. Edments . 0 17 0

List of Christmas Gifts.

Bobinson, Burns k Sparrow, £2 2s. J. Goldenberg, J. Hill, G. Noseila, — Dean, C. Jordan, Strachan, Murray, Shannon & Co., Philip Russell, — Mackay, J. Dentry, — Taylor, D. Murray, Hawkes Bros,, Dalgety & Co., G. Hague, A. Gray, Bongiorno Bros., each 1/- &Co, each £1 Is Mrs. O'Connor, 3d. S. Austin, A. B. Austin, A. Dyke, Cheetham Salt Co., J. W. Branch, Sucking Pig M. H, Douglass, Eev. W. Harnett, Mesdames S. Matthews Bros., Leg of Poik Fagg, M. Hope, each £ I R. Williams, Jarman Bros., Roast of Beef Staff, Howard Smith & Co., 17/6 G. Thatcher, G. Hooper, C. P. Storrer, Mrs. J. Baker, B. Freeman k Sons, 15/- Ham Harwood k Pincott, 11/- Mrs, G. England, Mrs. Spry, Mrs. Patterson, MiaB M. Huddart, Parker & Co, Miss F. Davison, each 10/6 Mansfield, Mi's Adams, Kelly Bros., T. F. Murray, Bright k Hitchcocks, J. L. Price, J. -W. Sayer, Lige Cake Cocking, Hendy, Leary k Co., J. Purdie, Mrs, Staff, London Bank, pair Geese King, each 10/- E. A. White, pair Ducks Martin k Sons, J. Wighton, Doyle & Pieken, Bradley P. Smyth, J. S Bayley, pair Fowls &Wiggs,R,H. Sutterby, W, C. Kernot, Strong Bros J, F. Richardson, chest Tea C. Pawsey, F. Band, Leitch Cycle Co., Beath, Harvey, Dann k Co , lOOlbs. Flour Schiess & Co., Shrimpton & Strong, W. W. Bradley, H, F. Richardson, Cheese W. G. Hearne, G, F. Belcher, S. Jones, Mrs Hourigan W. R. Anderson, A. H. Jones, liiseuils Miss L. Grix, each 5/- Mrs. E, A. Whyte, Kgga Mrs, Sceney, Mrs. DeHelin, " Friend," eaeh 3/- J, J. Trait, 6 doz. Hop Beer J. Bell, W. H. Galbraith, 1 S.J.,' W. Libbey, — Warnock Mrs. Burnett, Groceries A. T. Owen, E. T. Sichlau, H. Moore, IS. Trotter, T. E. Hendy, Toys Dickson, — Williams, W. Box, A, Beales, E. L. Miss Mansfield, Miss Webb, Lollies Jullien, H. Crawcour, W. Goddard, Orr & Drew, W. Higgins, 1 doz Port Wine " Friend," Tombs & Durran, S. Pizer, Scholars High Church Work Parly, 4 pair Slippers, 4 Bed Cowies' Creek State School,1 Friend,' W. A. Pacey, Jackets J. Niool, Swallow k Ariull, H, ,T. H. Storrer, Jam — Stuart, Brown & Bossence, Mercer k Co., — W. H, Potter, Geo. Coles, 0. H. Milner, Moran k Cato, Smith, — Bennett, — Watts, — Roberts, — Corio Grocery Co., W, H. Ilylali, I'erserved Fruit Jackson, — Loughron, F. Dent, — McGuinnis, J, Costa, Picone k Co., G. Virgona, C. Virgona, S. C. Poynter, B. Sennett, H. Thaeker, '— Patterson, Prisk, F. Dastoli, Fruit Weddell & Rich, — Davidson, — Virgona, L. B. Kenny k Co., Chocolate Hooper, Fielder k Pox, W. Andrews, G. Golightly, Corio Club, United Service Home, Illustrated Papers • J. Wadelton, Kearney Bros., G. F. Strachan, Mrs, Mrs. Anderson, Texts Edwards, each 2/6 Allan & Co., loan of Piano Alex. Lowe, Wilcox Bros., W. Mclnne=, J, C. Brown- H, McGregor, loan of Bunting hill, Dan Murray, W. S. Stott, C. Pollett, Polwarth F. Shepherd, Mrs. Patterson, W. Shaw, loan of Crock• Bacon Co., S, Jacobs, — Maddicks, 0. E. Charity, ery, Cutlery, Etc. — Trait, — Hitchen, G. McOulloch, Miss Waugh, Bright k Hitchcjcks, loan of Chinese Lanterns each 21- Mayor of Geelong. loan Pot Plants and Greenery F. B. Galland, — McKewau, " Friend," R. Dalton, E. Martini, loan Van each 1/6 C. Oole k Co , 1 doz. Wine 28

Gifts in Kind.

Queenscliff Fishermen's "Union, Queenscliff Fishing Messrs. Edney, Leary, Whitten, Hammerton, MeKewa Co., Inspector Howson, Fish McCoy, E. White, Fox, Reeve, Alexander, Connor W. Humhle k Sons, Tee Goff, Dr. Newman, Bathkr, Willis, L. Edney! A. H. Jones 1 gal. Olive Oil Bowey, (Moolap), Goddard, Douglas, Monntjoj' Mrs. Wheen, Eggs Currell, Bade, Richardson, Wharf Labourers' Dr. F. .T. Newman, Mrs. E. A. White, Medicine Bottles Union, Hickinbotham, "15 Friends," — Papers, Dr. Newman, Splints and Air-Bed, Klc. Books and Magazines Sf, Johns' Chnrch, Highton, Fruit and Vegetables Miss Hall, Scrap Books Mrs. Bennett, Mis. Hill, Old Linen Mrs. Anderson, Texts J. Povjglae, To; s Mrs. Peebles, 13 Bottles of Wine, and 5 pair Spectacles Miss Casey, Cakes Miss Downie, Bed Jackets Mis. Hope, 2 bottles Champagne Jelly United Service Home, Drysdale—Papers and Booka Miss Moore's School, All Saints' Church, Flowers

Town and Country Lists.

Per Mr. Frank Austin, " Avalon," Lara^ Employees Australian Tannery— Frank Austin £•5 0 0 W. C. Whalley ' ... 0 5 0 F. Pearson 0 10 0 A. McDonald 0 5 0 F. Earle 0 2 fi R, Gilbert, D. Howell, Mrs. W. Lowe, W. G, Beansch, S. Aldridge, A. Stone, W, Lewis Lowe, A. Groves, J Wishnrt, E, 1'homas G. Field, each 2/. 0 10 0 H. Groves, T. Duggan, A. Gilbert, T. Office 0 1 6 Frisch, W. Carmichael, W. Wharton", G. Warren, H. English, ench 2/6 1 17 6 A. J. Pitman, A. J. Cooke, A. Pitman, T, J. Duggan, " Inderpendenture," each 2/- ... 0 i 0 Beardon, P. Shelly, J. Snell, H. Earle, F? Aid ridge, E. Shelly, H. Aldridge, A. £7 16 6 Momm, D. Moylan, F. McDonald, W. Tozer, W. Beardon, W. Grossman, J, Johnson, F. Costello, II. Cooke, W. Executors Late A. Armstrong— Gray, J. Hinchcliff, each 1/- 1 1 0 Armstrong Estate 3 3 0 £2 0 D S. Armstrong 1 0 0 A. McNeil, A. H. Barling, erch 5/- 0 10 0 J. McDonell, W. Hawes, J. Mnrell, G. Bath, G. Earl, J. C. Wallace, A Procter, A. L. McNeil, senr., A..Bath, J, Challis, D, Employees Australian Paper Mills (per Mr. McLierral, H. Munro, each 2/6 1 10 0 J. Hepburn)— J. Proctor 0 2 0 J. Hepburn ...... 10 0 £6 5 0 M. Synot, J, Wilks, each 5/- ... 0 10 0 H. Robinson, G. Thompson, E. Kells, \V, Wilks, M. Lynch, A. Coates, each 2/6... 0 15 0 Employees Albion Woollen Mills— A, Emond, J. Smith, A. Bennet, D. Douglass S. Cowan ... ,.. 0 2 6 H. Thompson, F. Holden, each 2/- ... 0 12 0 C. Stobart, J, Downie, each 2/- ... 0 4 0 J. Harkness, A. Ricketts, K. Danger, J. M. Foggo ... • ' ... 0 1 Downie, W. Stobart, J. Hughes, D. T, Ketchin, H. Taylor, T. Kyan, H. Robinson Henney, O. Clarke, J, Marriott, G. A. Bethune, W. Hughes, J. Foggo, F. Nelson, G. Beattie, S, Nelson, each 1/. 0 12 0 Bcgmore, W. Read, ti. Emond, K, Mrs. Neilson, S. Harvey, Mrs. Hmightoti, Cooper, J. Lanagau, M. Wilks, V, M. Marriott, E. Ross, M. Ward, B. Carroll, 1,'. Dower, A. Rend, K, Tomp• McDonald, M. Harkness, R. McDonald, kins, J. Sharpe, J. Hegmore, J. Robinson, F. Graham, A, Edwards, each 6d ... 0 5 6 \V. Vates, E. Jenkins, each 1/- ... 1 2 0

*1 4 0 £4 0 6 29

Per Mr. R. 0. Bell, Golf Hill— Employees Messrs. Cobb & Co., (Geelong R, C. Bell 6 0 0 and QueensclifE)— V. 0. English, ... 0 10 0 F, Smith. J. Mitchell, V. Keen, J. Farrar, hi, Martin, M. Hood, A, S. Long, eaeh 5/-... 0 15 0 J. Kveron, T. Mitchell, 0. Coltish, C. C,', "Winkler. C. DeGentz, I. Cummins, I. Monterief, O. A. Millard, F, Wills, T. 0. Mulvnv, G. Foster, H. Jones, VV. Scott, C. llawb'iirom, VV. Pet rest, each Charles, W. Fry, W.' Egan, P. Conslley, 2/- ...... 1 fi 0 H. Alford, A. McQillivray, H.Caiions, D. T.. Garlick 0 1 6 D. Cations, E. Wallace, A. Gibson, J. 1!. Drew, G. Getson, P. Coltish, each. 1/- ... 0 3 0 Hart, D. Bewsherj G. Miller, 'G. Lin- D. O'Brien .,, . 0 0 6 guey, A. Gray, J. Oar, J. Henderson, Per Collecting Box 0 9 0 C. Urcli, E. Meiklejo m, A. Williams, W. Williams, C. Fershison, each 2/G ... 3 10 0 £2 0 0 J. Fry, R. Newton, W. Rundle, J. Hurley, H. Evans, B. Hurley, R. Martin, W. Dawber, each 2/- ... 0 16 0 C. Gillett, J, nourke, N. Boyd, each 1/- ... 0 3 0 Employees of tlie Cheetham Salt Co.— £10 14 0 G. C, R. C, W. B., D. Lamont, C. Hellings, A. Atkinson, J. Diamond, M. Dwyer, A. Shaw, — Selway, J, Hunt, W.G., H.A.P., each 2/6 ... .. 1 12 6 R.B., N. Royce, J. Reid, T. Coppard, — Per Messrs, J. Bannister & Son— Grinter, F. Hunt, A.S.G., each 2/- ... 0 14 0 John Bannister & Son 1 1 D. Edwards, E. Curnow, P. Shaw, B. J, G. 0. Hubnrt 0 10 Wellam, — Richardson, W. Long, — VV II. Blunt 0 6 Shaw, J. Gubbie, J. Gubbie, T. McHugh J\ Cas-idy, F. Kurzmann, C. Rhueland, W. W. MoDeimott. E. Warren, G. White, Dedman,.!. Sayle, H. Sayle, W, Duggan, — Saxon, each 1/- ...... 0 14 0 W. Potter, — Potter, W. Payne, J.' Dedman, P. Carey, J. Dedman, J. Bin- £3 0 6 stead, P. Payne, G. Baker, G. Faulkner, each 1/- 0 17 0

£2 13 0 Employees Mr. Geo. Coles— Geo. Coles • 0 12 0 J. Murray, W, Dyer, E. Bout, G. J. Coles, Per Messrs. J. & A. P. Bingley— A. Morris, Miss Bromley,each 1/- ..» 0 6 0 J. k A. P. Bingley 3 3 0 B. Harvey, Miss Anderson, J. Coles, Miss Powers, each 61. W. Strafford, A. Bowers, J. McNeil, J. 0 2 0 Griffiths, E. Jacobs, eaoh 2/G 0 12 6 £10 0 £3 15 G

Per Inspector T. P. DaweB, Victorian Employees Messrs. E. Backwell & Sons— Railways— E, Backwell k Son ...... 0 10 0 H.F.C., H. H., J. A., A.E. R., each 2/- ...0 8 0 T. P. Dawes ...... 0 1Q 0 J.J., A. K., D. R., J. W., each 1/- ... 0 4 0 F. James, H. Prior, J, McKenzie, each 2/6 0 7 6 J. M. Glenister, W, Arnold, H. Jones, D. £1 2' 0 O'Callaghan, each 2/- ... 0 8 0 E. Flynn, J. Edwards, J. Parker, W. Grant, E. Spencfl, R. Henderson, M. Hodgens, Employees Messrs. J. Blakiston & Co.— J. Coward, VV. Clark, M. Saunders, F. D. McKcegan, J. O, Miles, J. Malcolm, K, Hobbs, B. Dawson, A.Cook, 1 T.E.M.' Blakiston, W. Ruffin, each 2/- ... 0 10 0 E. J. H. Rich, VV. T. Wills, " Friend," B. Blakiston, W. Parsons, C. Jane, A. J. Armidge, G. Galbraitb, B. Floy ;, A. Curtain, M. Qilmorc, J. Mulligan, VV. Steveii.'on, M. Sbanahan, W. A. Kitchen, McEwan, J. Bryceson, O, Blakiston, T. Watson, A. Jenkins, II. J, Jones, T. B. Blakiston, T. McKeegan, each 1/- ... o 11 0 Collopy, each 1/- ...... 17 0

£110 £2 12 6 30

Employees " Duke of Wellington-" Mine (per Employees Messrs. Donaghy & Sons— Mr. J. Burns)— . S. Foster, O, Yates, T. Jenkins, each 2/6 ... 0 7 8 0, Peon ...... ••• 0 2 6 J. White, M, J. Donaghy, W. Miller, X.Y.Z. ', ' J. Hill, J, Arkley, W. Arkley, W. Whitford, each 2/- ...... 0 8 .0 J. Burn=, G. Lepp, H. Mathews. T. J. E. Ferguson, J. Bourke, E. Payne; M, Wetherell, P. Simmons, VV. Walters, Markham, J. Craven, B. Rolston, J. M. Kllis, P. Mineham, W. Warrell, F. H igger, M. Donagby, P. O'Brien, P. Fletcher, W, Morrison, W. Thedges, P Kennedy, H. Rickhus, J. Fanning, J, Moody, W. Ark lay, H, M,onleith, A. F. Hagger, T. Turner, P. Hayes, J. Taylor, r-'. Firth, F. Ellis, D. Meekin, Lamb, T. MoMahon, T, Craven, W. T. O'Brien, S. Hender, J. Trounson, G, Buchanan, W. Hagger, S. Foster, junr., Evans, VV. Ooad, A. Cooper, J. Friday, G. Foster, H. Ellis, W. Dowsett, I.. D. Morgan, W. Kent, J, Sands, A. Solomon, each 1/- ...... 15 0 Harris, B. Rose, J. Burn, J. Minan, S. C. Manning, D. Pbwer, W. Plunkett, L. Burns, W. Bound, R. Ellis, J, Lynch, Manning, J. Miller, H. Miller, J, R. Burns, S. Coad, G. Taylor, A. Sarah, Sargeant, P, Sargeant., J. Napier, — S. Coad, junr., J. Hardy, 6. Hodge, H. McGlaslian, W, Drew, each 6d Sarah, J. McQueen, W. Schenk, J. Ray, 0 5 6 D. Williams, J. Kenworthy, G. Bond, A. McDonald, W. Roberts, L. Blows, C. £2 6 0 Blows, W. Theg, G. Wetherell, each 1/- 3 10

£3 3 '6 Employees Messrs, Dixon Bros.— D.G. 0 2 0 Ross, P. Holdsworth, W. Sharpe, W. Employees Messrs. Dalgety & Co.— Manning. H, W. Dixon, B. Festerick, W. Coburn, R.B., H.B., J.S., G.L., T.D., B. O'Neill, X. Sinclair, each 2/6 0 5 0 S.H.B., G. Leach, each 1/- • ... 0 14 0 A. Dory, W. Digby, J. Wyatt, E. McGnire, — Fiddea, — Sceney, — Hey wood, — £0 16 0 Fraser, K. Howarth, each 2/. 0 18 0 Taylor, Britter, Rankin, Jackson, Brown, Hughes, Fraser, Ryan, Herbert, Morlan, Per Mr. Geo. Fairbairn— Julyan, Lucas, Maher, McCrea, A. McCrea, Fogarty, Duncan, Digby, G. Fairbairn 2 0 McKenrie, Wigg, Halley, Thompson, H. W. H. 5 0 Wyatt, Penman, Richardson, Gray, S. Perkins... Saddler, Batty, Thornton, Doull, 2 6 McKinley, Hardiman, Dunlop, Groves, A. Gibbons, C. Riddell, each 2/- 4 0 Sealey, McMahon, Macauley, each 1/- 1 17 0 A. E. Wilson, A: Ball each 1/- 2 0 Ash, Hiscutt, Boy, each 6d 0 16 S, Coo^an 0 0 6

£3 16 £2 16 0

Per Mr. W, Ferrier, Victorian Pressed Per Mr. J. Deppeler, Batesford— Fodder Co.— J. Deppeler, X. Muhleback, H, King, each £1 3.0 0 \V. Ferrier 0 10 0 A. H, Thetaz, Hammerli Bros,, J, H, Daniel J. Jennings, G. Stripling, C. Kerger, E, G'. M. Buchter, each 10/- 2 0 0 Dean, J, Neilsun, T. McOormaok, J. W. Hannam, F.Maranda?, Jules Han, Roffey, J. Mulvogue, W. Lilley, F. P. Pilloud, — Thetaz, E. Weitnaur, A. Lang, C. Uowden, A. Berry, T. Kennedy, H. Buchter,- A. Sturnhoebel, each 5/-... 2 0 0 each 2/- ' . . ... 1 6,0 F. Imer, R. Gngger, L. lmer, ;1. Hawkins, — Glenister, W. Foley, Campbell, 'Carter, G. A. Martin, Mrs. Flannagan, J. B. Hare, Palmer, Horman, F, Morris, each 0 8 0 Mason, J. G. Gugger, W. Deppeler, W. 1/- • Hawkins, J. Katum, each 2/6 1' 7 6 Dixon (2), each 6d 0 1 0 £8 7 6 £2 5 0 81

Per Mr. B. W. Gundry— Per Mr. B, B. Johnson, Station Master— W. B. Gundry 0 10 B. B. Johnson, J. F. Kerley, W, T. Whipp, C, E Gundry 0 5 G. MclnneB, M. Healy, R Chamberlain, a Holden, " Friend," each;3/- 0 6 G. H. Burt, each 2/6 ...... 0 17 6 W Beard, J. Duffield, H. E. Duffi'ld, J. M. Brennan, J. Joyes, J. Treves, J. Penrose, Bamfather, F. Beard, J. Gibson, T. E. T. Keane, J. Hargan, each 2/- ... 0 12 o Duffield, J. Gundry, A. Gundry, G. W. J. Neil, M. Hehir, M. E. Cremar. J. Cunn• Clarke, G, Ashmore, H. Barnett, J. ingham, M. Askew, M. Ryan, J, Stewart, Eoddiek, A,' Payne, J, Hollingsworth, L. Gagure, J.A.Curry, G.J.Walker, G. Hunter, eaoh 2/6 ... 2 0 0 W.H.K., W. Bampfield, E. H. Cask, G. 0. Bubbs, G. Hooper, C- Noble, L. Fi Imer, G. Hall, John Madden, H, Madden, J. Hunter eaoh 2/- i.. • ... 0 10 0 W. Winges, F. Gates, R. Jones, S. " Friend," Abemethy, A. Foster, " Friend," Crellin, R. DaviB, F. Batson, H. B. G, Kurzman, J.J.G., Miss Jackson, M. Hay ward, A, Elliot, G. G. Taylor, J. Gundry, each 1/- H. Kenshole, T. Green, B. M. Hoskin, W. Wilson J. Pender, J. J. Moran, D. McKay, D, "Friend," Pender, W. D. Johnson, F. Gliddon, CD. Clanchy, W. Hodges, W. O'Donn- £4 0 9 ell, A. W, Evans, M. Hickey, M. John- son, E. A, J. Bragg, W. Groves, M. Per Mr. Geo. Gardiner— Ryan, — Dehes, M. Daly, H. Elliott, G, Gardiner ...... 1 1 • 0 J. T., H, Kitchen, J, J, Harris, each 1/- 2 9 0 F. Tozer, A, Zelly* 0. Palmer, each 2/6, ... 0 7.6 B. White, J. Stephenson, each 1/6 .. 0 3 0 G, A. Gardiner, E. Gardiner, J. W. Gard• iner, F. Zelley, B. ZeRey, A.Johnson, £4 1 6 F, Baensch, .0. Whittington, C. Keid, G. HiU, J. Gibney, P. J. Gibney, T. Gardiner, each 1/- ...... 0 13 0 Per Mr. "William Ley, Roadmaker, Victorian J. Johnson, B, Palmer, each 6d ... 0 10 Railways— £2 2 6 W. Ley ...... 0 6 6 A. McPherson, .. ... 0 6 0 Per Mr. Golightly— W, Newland ' ...... 0 3 0 A. Tulloch, J. Cawood, G. Golightly, each 5/- 0 16 0 T. Carrick, D. McDonald, M. Hogan, B. - J.Ford, T. Robinson, each 2/6 ... 0 6 0 Dalrymple, A. Way, Jno. Jordon, Jno. G,T. • ...... 0 0 3 Morrow, Thos. R. Cook, T. McLean, J. F. Dillon, C. Jones, J, Gaylard, T. £10 3 Groves, F. Mullens, M. Walsh, T. H. Peart, J. Brerekon, J, Edwards. A. McDonald, Geo, P. Bentley, M. Conway Per the Seoretary Gas Oo.— K. Bhanahan, each 2/6 ... 2 15 0 T. Lord, A. Thorogood, each 6/- 0 10 0 E.E.Dickson, P. Moony, P. Hannon, L. J. Hosford 0 2 6 Pendergast, A, Doyle, J. Gleeson, each J.F. Bosford 0 2 0 2/- ...... 0 12 0 B, S. Hosford 0 1 0 M. Barrett, 0. Neilson, J. Byan, K. Howley, J. Harder. D. E. Smith, Jno. Liston, £0 15 6 P. McGuane, C. GalvinJP, J. Donohue, D. Edwards, each 1/- ... 0 11 0

Employees Messrs. Harvey, Dann & Oo.— £4 12 6 -Heasman, G.L.F., E.H., T. Miles, T.F.H., E.B., each 2/6 0 15 0 «8. Thorley, — Henderson, — McHugh, — Employees Mr. Jas. Munday— Syer, —O'Neil, — Lobb, L.B.F., T. Waller, H. French, — Farley, Waller, M. Hurley ...... 0 5 0 J. Harvey, T. Currie, C.Foi, O. Russell, J. McManus, P. Doherty, J. Hurley, D, E. Miles, each 2/- 1 12 0 Gellately, T. Doran, N. L, Watson, — Barry, H.B.F., T. DaviB, —Redmond, each 2/6 ...... 0 15 0 — Moushall, — Shepherd, W. Jennings, D, Oremer, J, McCarthy, T. Hughes, each W, Bland, J. Maher, — Twigg, — 2/- ' ...... 0 6 0 Wakefield, — Rose, W. Twigg, each 1/- 0 13 B. Hickey, P. Leahy, each 1/6 ... 0 3 0 — Renshaw ...... 0 } D. Hickey ...... 0 1 0 £3 17 £1 10 0 32

Per Mr. W. P. Miller- Per Mr. P. Mclntyre " Murdeduke," Office ... ' ... ••• 0-4-0 "Winchelsea— Thomas, Manton, Williams, Cullagh, Wilkin, P. Mclntyre .. .. 2 2 9 son, Stevens, Knapton, Friend, Foster, B. Seach, T. Wilson, J. Kelly, W, Bennett, Dudding, Carson, White, Halligan, J, Richmond, B\ Richmond, G. Alsop, Thompson, Kelly, Johnson, lourke, J. Aisop, Jas. Warner, Thos. McConachie Johns, Ohappell, Thoriie, Cantwell,' W. Newoombe, H. Richmond, R. Alsop, Hanson, Breen,' Dorliug; Levein, Knap• T. Collins, jnr., Sam Bennett, S. Arm- ton, Shnham, Frazer, Pearce, McNeill, stead, C. Stephenson, J. Shinners, B, Beaton, Fletcher,' Jones, Chappell, Cameron, B. Bennett, J. Mauldon, J. Siddel), Hall, A.M.M., A.W.W., ' Good,' Collins, T. Shinners, IT, Hannabry, H. Mitchell, " South Melhourne," " Middle Stephensoon, eaeh 2/6 ., 3 2,6 Park," Albert Park," Chisholm, Kelly,' Oliver, Crowther, Silverster, L, Boddington, Ada Stephenson, Winnie Elliott, O'Neill, " Fifsroy," ' McNeil), Eayner, each 2/- ...... 0 6 fl Jones,' Berger, " Greenness,"' Whelan, Edwards, McAuley, Pratt, Carey, £5 10 6 Pretty, Keys, Moore, Gilbe'rt, Gilbert, ' Potter, Hansen, Franks, llvans, Turner,' SaunderB, Wilkins, '"Newport,' 'Toorafc,' Per Mr. A. McDonald, " Marathon "— Ramsay. Hines, Walls, Morris, Frame, A. McDonald ... 0 10 6 Frewiu, Warner, Johnstone, Bencroft, Wiley, Wilson, Tooley, Egan, Hardie, S. McDonald, J. McPherson, G. Clarke, M. Heddey, McNeill, " "Visitor," Humble, Delahnnty, R. Lay, H. McDonald. J. Barfoot, Dorman, Agnew, Parker, O'Neill. R. Lunch, G. Stanahan, T, Stuckey, Fry, " Melbourne," McGhee, Comber, J, Ireland, W. Miller, T, Beggs Duncan, Taylor, (2), Colster, Buckley, Downey, each 1/- ... .• 6 6 0 W. Gillett, P. Gibney, W. Morgan, W, Flannagan, T. Wishart, 8. McNaughton £5 10 0 2/6 each ... 2 7 8 A. Parker .., ..020 A. Peters, S. Perkins, J. McDonald, each 1/6 0 4 « Employees Messrs. Mercer & Oo.— £3 4 8 Miss Mercer, Mr, Burn, each, 5/- ... 0 10 0 G, H. Brownhill, G. W. Mercer, each 2/6 0 5 0 Mr. McAlister, Mr. Turner, each 2/- ... 0 4 0 Per Messrs. McHarry & Co.— E. Burgess, Mr, Beid, Mr. Whitelaw, each 1 /- 0 3 0 McHarry fc Co...... 118 £12 0 G. Beardaell, D. Callahan, W. Callahan, J. Foot, M. Williams, each 2/6 ... 0 12 6

Per Executors late D. Mackinnon— £1 13 6 Executors late D. Mackinnon 7 7 0 W, K, Mackinnon ,. 2 2 0 Per Mr. McLennan— M. Breen, A, Tribolet, P. Henry, each 10/- 1 10 0 T. McLennan W.Smith 0 7 6 1 0 0 0 S. 0 T, Smith, J. Purdie, S. Neave, J. Neave, P. Mrs, McMillan ... Breen, P. Hogan, C. Charlewood, W. T. Eichmond, W. Gibbons, T. Hallinan, H. Rantel), Mrs Wise, Annie Thomas, Coe, K. McLennan, M. McAdie, each Mary Breen, each 6/- _ ... 2 15 0 2/6 ... 0 16 5| N. Richmond, D, Mcintosh, M. Nicholson, £14 1. 6 each 1/- ... . ,., 0 3 0

Per Mrs. Moriaty— £.% 1 8 M. Moriaty 1 10 M. Willis 0 3 0 Per Bank of New South "Wales— T.Fry .. .. 0 2 6 J. Fry, N, Lawson, E, Smith, each 2/- 0 6 0 Mrs, Moir, Mrs, M. J. Edney, each 10/- ,.. 1 0 O

£1 12 6 £1 0 0 33

Per Mr. S. Prisk, Victoria Hotel— Store Hands Messrs. Strachan Murray and D. SU venB, M. Mullens, 0. Leech, L. Ledger- Shannon, per Mr. D. Mclntyre— wood, Mrs. Prisk, 0. Madsen, E. A D. Mclntyre ...... 10 0 White, A. N. Vines, H. M. Larmer, E. H. Gray ...... 0 6 0 Chisim, each 2/6 ...... F. J. Foster ...... 0 2 6 — Wiird ... T. Rodda. A. Cutting, F. Oldaker, P. Tough, j. Cregnn, G. Gebhartz, A. Barvoin, each 1/6 J. MoShane, J. Dower, J. Butterwonh, P. Healy, J. Elmore, T. Bonney, J. N, Long, S. Henderson, 0. Younger, N. F, Howlett, J. Threefall, A. Smiib, R. Tude, M, O'Connor, F. Eooney, M, Walsh, J, Roffey, H. Grace, W. Deans- Leach, Capt. Molland. M. McSweeney, field, J. Pattie, W. Murphy, J. Ashton, J, Deitrich, each 1/. ... 0 10 0 W. Ray, J. Mulvogue, A. Dorling, W. A Friend,' ^2), each 6d .. 0 10 Clarke, H. Knight, B. Sykes, E. Batty, R. Lindel, J. Fanning, H. Weston, H', £2 2 6 Nixon. S, Lean, J. Lonergan, J. Murphy, each 1/- ...... 1 14 0

Employees Post Office (per Mr. McLelland)— £3 16 E.K. Brownlow, W. C. Anderson, H. C. Treyvaud, J. H. Winter, W. Warner, Per Mr. P. Shepherd, Union Olub Hotel— J. Webber, B. Leach, F. Ryan, E. W, F, Shepherd, A. Harrison, each 6/- ... 0 10 0 Howarth, E. Mullens, B. A. Gray, W, L. Anderson, " Sympathy," each 2/6 ... 0 6 0 Phelan, J, H. Lyons, G. Harris, L. H " Sympathy," J. O'Neill, Mrs, and Miss Leigh, D. Kincaid. H. J. Bicketts, E. Waugh, each 2/...... 0 6 0 A. Springall, T. Sells, E. L'erntsen, M, L, Murphy, A. McPherson, Mr. Ham, W. T. Casey, H. T. McClelland, each 2/6 2 15 0 Moorfoot, J. Morrell, A. Moorfoot, A. J. ! lake, G.M., B.G.P., F.G., E.L.P., each 1/- 0 5 0 WillB, G. Lugsden, N, Cary, each 1/- 0 9 0 £3 0 0 £1 10 0 Per The Manager Savings Bank— Employees Mr, U Pnrrrell— O. Hale, O. Toyne, each 2/- 0 4 0 W.F., H.W.M., W.H., F.M., H.K.. G.N., T.L. H, A, Purnell • ...... 0 3 0 J.B., E.A.V., each 1/- 0-9 0 J, Hickey, M. O'Oallaghan, T, Coffey, J. Martin, Jas. Cave, each 2/. ... 0 10 0 £0 13 0 H, Aitkens, G. Getsome, W. Henderson, A, . Smith, F. Collins, W Gray, H. Perry, . Per Mr. H. Tb acker— each 1/...... 0 7 0 H, Thacker's Employees .. 0 13 6 £10 0 £0 13 6

Employees Parks & Gardens, per Mr, Day— Employees Union "Woollen Mills— J. Oliver, R. Dunn, J. Lawton; each 2/6 ... 0 7 6 J, P. Day, ...... 0 5 0 A, Duther, J. E. Christy, each 2/- ,. 0 4 0 J, Sullivan, T.Henry, K, Newling, W. H, A, Onley, Mrs. Hoflman, A. Milliken, J. Simmons, each 2/6 ...... 0 10 0 Topen, F, Anderson, T. Cole, S, Mona- J, McDonald, G. Saxbee, each 2/- .. 0 4 0 han, S. Cutris, W. Higgins, J, Murray, E. Lugton, W. McDonald, H. Newling, Mrs. Collins, Mrs DeCoite, S. Gibbs, M. McDonald, E. Smith, Mrs. Townsend, each 1/- ...... 0 3 0 A. O'Shannesy, B, Rand, W. William, £12 0 W, McFarlane.G, Taylor, J. Grant, Mrs, Eldridge, W. Eldridge, F. Freaman, B. Mclldowie, J. Firth, E. R. Wincott, H, Per Mr. T. Russell— Spencer, A. Butterworth. Mrs. Milliken, A.Ryan, H, Nelson, R. Overend, W. T.Enssell ...... 2 16 0 Eaton, J. Hedley, J". McCarthy, B. H. A, Wheadon .. ... 0 5 C Woods, P. Turley, F. Littlewood, P. H. Berry, E. Earl, N. Callan, A. McDonald, McFarlane, R. Topen, each 1/- .. 2 2 0 A, A, Cations, S, Earl, each 2/6 ... 0 16 0 D. McLaren ...... 0 10 0 A, Smith, Mrs. O'Neil, O. Winter, each 6d 0 16 £4 0 0 £2 15 0 34

Employees Volum Brewing Co., Geelong— Per The Manager Volum Brewing Coy.— W. H. Auckland ...... 0 6 0 H. W. B7J. S. each If- ...... o 2 o B. Morris, J, O'Toole, T Anstin, J. Palmer 8. Young, >!. Marron.L. Hooper, «iach 5/~- 0 15 0 P. McMurricb, B. Symons, R. Redmond J. Small • ...... 0 2 6 J. Palmer, D,= Fowler, T. Palmer, T. D. O'Leary, A. Lunnon, E, Wrenwood. E. Crowley, J. Ratten, W. Muloaster, G. Woods, A. Lunnon, M. Hogan, L. Trask Symor.s, M. Morgan, D. Fowler, each 2/- 6 12 0 each 6d...... o 8 j P. MoMunioh,'T. Austin, J. O'Toole, G, A. Beanch .;. • ... 0 6 S Woods, each 1/...... 0 4 0 H. Hillier, ...... 0 0 6 *0 10 9 £2 0 0 Per Mrs'. Westlake, Queenscliff— H,W...... 0 2 6 Per Mr. W. E. Volum— Soldier. " 681," Soldier, "10J6," Mrs. P., W.F. Volum' ... 6 6 0 each 2/- ... 0 6 0 ' Friend,' Mr. Walker, Mrs. W. J., 1 Friend,' . Andrew Vojum, Friend, each £1 Is. .. 2 2 0 F.G/E;, each 1/- ... .. 0 5 0 H. Wade, T). Dawlon, each 5s. ... 0 10 0 James, W., 'Friend,' MrsR., 15.L, ' Soldier,' , B. Gibson, N. Gibson, H, Coombs, P. Roberts '. . " Dal," " Handspike," " Old Pall," D. Watson. D. Dawson, junr. B, McLaren "Veteran," "Buttons," Jansen, Munro, K. Tlerney, "J, Gibson, A. Allen, F. Adasin, A.M.P., L.. T.A,, each 6d ... 0 8 0 Lewis, each 2/6 ... .. 17 6 " Friend;" ...... 0 0 3

£9 4 6 £1 1 9

Amounts under 10s.

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EXTRACTS FROM BYE-LAWS

Qualification., Designation, and Privilege/ of Bfnefaetaei. Bye-Law No. 5.—The following shall be the qualification, designation, and privileges af GjCTernofs, QettM)i$ors and Honorary Collectors, viz :—£50 personal contribution in one year—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 One Tear ; £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 Church 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, the yearly subscription or subscriptions for whom shall be sought or intended to be paid out of moneys derivod from public or private collections for Charitable purposes. Every firm or partnership subscribing may exercise their privileges througli 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, and 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. 6,—Life Governors will be entitled to recommend—1 In and 4 Out-Patients (always on the books) f Life Subscriber—1 In and 2 Out-Patients annually ; Governor for 1 year—10 In and 20 Out Patients; Contributor —1 In and 2 Out-Patierts annually for each £1 subscribed; Honorary Collector—1 in and 2 Out-Patients annually for each £1 collected. Bye-Law No. 7.—Becommendation shall be made by ticket and shall only be used for the recommendation of persons UNABLE to pay for medical attendance ; the reception of such persons shall be subject to the approval of the Committee of Management, and provided that the funds and accommodation of the Institution admit of their reception. When recommendations cannot be acceded to, a ticket in lieu of that used shall be returned to the Subscriber. Tickets will be issued by the Secretary to 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 vice verm •• One In-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 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 5s. and upwards, three votes; £3 3s., two votes; £1, one vote; Honorary Collectors for whole amount collected in one year, one vote.

A'lmkiion of Patientt into the Infirmary, Bye-Law No. 58.—Accidents land ;such eases of decided emergency only as in the opinion of the Besident Surgeon cannot be de^yed may be received in the Infirmary at any time without ticket, provided, however, that should an accident or emergency case remain in the Institution three days or more, an In-Patient's Ticket must then be procured without delay. 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 Besident Surgeon ; such admission to be temporary, and subject to the approval of the House Committee at its next meeting.

Admission of Payin/ 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 eaeh 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. Eaeh admission of a paying Patient shall be reported to the General Committee at its next meeting, and shall be subject to confirmation.

Bye-Law No. 60.—The General Bules and Regulations of the Institution shall be applicable to and b» observed by all Paying Patients, 36

Persons not Admitsable. Bye-Law No. 61.—No pregnant female for the purpose of confinement; no insane person, except on remimd for medical examination in the Lunacy Ward ; no :one having a contagious or infectious disease ; no one subject to epilepsy ; nor any one who, in the opinion of the Honorary Medical Staff for the weak, or the Resident Surges, might receive equal benefit as an Out-Patient, shall he 'admitted ; and no child under five years of age shall bj admitted, except in cases of accident or for a surgical operation; nor except under special circumstances shall Patients he admitted from other districts where hospitals exist; provided that the House Committee or Officers of' the Institution shall have discretionary power to admit such prohibited cases, and shall report upon the excretes 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 be restricted to those days in each week upon which the House Committee meets, when applications shall "be considered and decided upon. "So pregnant female for the purpose of confinement; no person insane; no child under twelve years of age ; no one having a contagious or infectious disease shall be admitted.

Payment of Maintenance, All Patients will be expected to pay towards the actual expenses of their maintenance, so far as itheir circum• stances may enable them; and all property found on Patients 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 1» ' require (if necessary) Patients to make a declaration before a Justice as to their means.

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