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OF TBl% COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT

OF THE GEELONG INFIRMARY r-AKD- Benevolent Asylum (INCORPORATED)

WITH THE Financial Statement, List of Subscriptions, Donations,

. '•• AND •••••• Statistical Table of Cases treated during the Twelve months ended June 30th, 1909.

Geelong: HSNWOOD & DANCEY, PRINTERS, RYRIB STREET, . lOOO. OFFICE-BEARERS FOR 1909-1910.

president: G. MARTIN, ESQ. Wice=fl>resioents-. J. NICOL, ESQ. C. SHANNON, ESQ. Don. treasurer: JAMES SMITH, ESQ. General Committee: REV. J. FORREST. i ENGLAND, G., ESQ. RKV. E. HARRIS. | HIGGINS, W., ESQ. RHV. A. POWELL. ! 'HUMBLE, W., ESQ. RKV. F. W. A. NEWTON. ! JULLIEN, E. L-, ESQ. BRADLEY, W. W., ESQ. KERNOT, W. C, ESQ. BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. LEARY, F. J., ESQ. COLLIER, A., ESQ. PURDIE, J., ESQ. DICKSON, T. A., ESQ. PHILPOTT, E-, ESQ. DOYLE, J. P. McCABE, ESQ. SMALL, DR. J. Tbouse Committee: HUMBLE, W., ESQ. , SMALL, DR. J. NICOL, J., ESQ., Vice-President. j . SHANNON, CHAS., ESQ., Vice-Pies. PURDIE, J., ESQ. finance Committee: BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ. COLLIER, A., ESQ. BRADLEY, W. W.., ESQ. HIGGINS, W., ESQ. LEARY, F. J., ESQ. Ibonorarg Consulting xT&cotcal ©fticers: CROKER, P. A., ESQ., M.B., CH.M. SMALL, J., ESQ.. F.R.C.S., ED. iftonorarg /T&eoical ©fticers: KENNEDY, T. J. M.. ESQ., M.B., CH.B. MCCALLUM, G., ESQ., M.D. MARWOOD, A. W., ESQ., L.R.C.S., P.ED., L.F.P.S.O NEWMAN, F. J., ESQ, M.B., CH.B. loon, anaesthetist: ifton. Sftlagrapbist; McPHEE, R. G., ESQ., M.B., B.S. ELVINS,, H. F. H , ESQ , M.B., CH.B. Secretary, Superintenoent, ano IBouse Stewaro: A. J. REILLY. TResioent Surgeon: Dispenser ano assistant Douse Steward DOWRNING, H. D., M.B., B.S. S. MOLLOY. /irbatron: "Ibon. Solicitor: MISS J. W. DAVIDSON. W. HIGGINS. ESQ. Huoitors: Collector: MKSSRS. E. BECHERVAISE BND A. J. YOUNG. WM, II. HUDSON geelong Infiiipg 0 Benevolent Rsylum (INCORPORATED).

FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the General Committee of Management. HE Board of Managers of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum have the honor to submit for the information of the Governors, Subscribers, and the general public their Fifty-seventh Annual Report of the condition and progress "of the Institution for the year ending 30th June, 1909, together with the audited Balance Sheet, and a synopsis of the Finances. The year has been a busy one all round, both the medical and surgical Wards having teen nearly full all the time, iu addition to the Infectious Wards, which have amply justified the expense of building. Typhoid fever was not very prevalent, only 36 patients being admitted. The total number of patients passing through the Institution was 2,004. 0' these 1,036 were admitted to the wards. Out-Door Patients.—Number admitted—Males, 4S5 ; Females, 4S3. Total, 968. Number of occasions on which they attended, 5,134. The average Rate of Mortality has been 10.3 for all cases, 7.7 for Hospital In-Door Patients. Ten deaths occurred within twenty-four hours of admission, which were hopeless from the first. The total number remaining in the Institution on the 30th June, 1909, was 132. Infectious Wards.—These have never been empty during the last twelve months, and have amply justified their being built. Seventy-four cases of Diphtheria have been admitted, and 2 of Scarlet Fever. It speaks well for the treatment, when we are able to report that no deaths occurred. Forty-nine were received from Geelong, 11 from Belmont, 4 West Geelong, and the remainder from Chilwell and Newtown. There are remaining at present, and under treatment. 7 cases. Thirty-six Typhoids were also admitted to the general wards, as owing to the Infectious Hospital being occupied with so many Diphtheria patients, it was impossible to treat them there, and although the Central Board of Health considers that Typhoids should be kept away from other non-infectious diseases, it was not possible to do so. One nurse contracted the disease and was away for some months. One also caught Diphtheria. Maternity Wards.—It is proposed by your Committee to go into the question of whether it is advisable to utilise some portion of the present Hospital for Maternity Wards for the reception of urgent and suitable cases. Probably something definite will be done in this direction during the coming year. One of the most likely proposals being, to turn six of the nurses' bedrooms, in the main building, into lying-in rooms, and to erect a like number of new bedrooms at or adjoining the present Nurses', Home. This would enable all the nurses to sleep away from the Hospital, and be very beneficial for them in many ways. Resolutions will be sub• mitted at the forthcoming Annual Meeting to empower the Committee to carry out this proposal. It is probable that an effort will shortty be made to raise the money to do so. The cost would be about ^Soo, and we feel sure that the many wealthy residents of the town and district will help for such an estini-ible object. The amount to credit of Endowment Fund is ^"5,167 2s. 6d., and of the Reserve Fund, ,£4,049 ros. The Endowment Fund has been increased by further instalments from the Estate of the late Mr. J. Thompson, of Keilambete, amounting to £Soj 7s. The Reserve Fund i= augmented by .£500, being sundry bequests during the year; together with ,£100, part endowment of the Comunn Na Feinne Bed. The Government Grant was ,£2,500. Visitors' Monthly Report.—Two members of the General Committee have, each month, heen appointed during the year, to inspect the Institution. Their visits were made at un• expected times. The reports received from them were always of a satisfactory nature, and call for no comment. Financial and General.—The revenue for the past year has been well maintained. Included in the payments received, on account of patients, is the sum of .£229 2s. fd., which various Councils or patients have paid on account of their residents treated in the Infectious Wards. 4 The daily average has been 144 occupied beds, which is less than last year. But »h- reduction in numbers has occurred on the Benevolent Asylum side, the Hospital patients beini- slightly more. The average cost per bed was ^,'38 9s. gd., which is ^6 'more than last year It is principally accounted for by the extra, cost of working the Infectious Wards, which HAS necessitated an increase in the Nursing Staff of six. These wards, while very necessary, at? also a considerable extra expense to work. It must be remembered, however, that the

Institution is paid either by the Councils, or the patients £2 per week per case. This JS an extremely reasonable charge for these patients—£2 9s. is what the Melbourne Infectious Wards receive. Among other causes that have helped to swell the average cost are increased price of milk, and a rather large increase occurs under the headings—bedding, clothing, &c. drugs, disinfectants and dressings, and Nurses' salaries. These all show a marked advance- and have militated against our credit balance at the bank. The receipts for maintenance were • ,£5,673, and the expenses of maintenance ^5,544. The income, therefore, was just sufficient to keep us out of debt. A proposal is also to be brought before the Annual Meeting of Subscribers, to give contributors of 10s. or upwards, the privilege of having Two Out-Patients' tickets annually. At present they do not get anything. " : The Institution is being kept thoroughly up-to-date with regard to its work, and patients frequently seek admission from other centres, giving us their reason that they hear such good reports of the treatment received here, &c. As a training-school also it bears a gori name, eager candidates for admission to the school coming from all parts of Victoria. The building itself is very old, and costly to keep in repair ; nevertheless, the result obtained, both on the surgical and medical side, are quite on a par with more modern Hospitals Sooner or later the question of re-building will have to be squarely faced ; but the time is 110: yet. Hospital Saturday aud Sunday.—,£366 10s. Sd. was collected, which your Committee regrets shows a falling off of ,£30 on the previous year's receipts. It is sincerely hoped thai the leeway will be made up this year. Included in the above is an amount of ,£32, collected in the town on Saturday by Nurses, Mrs. M. Bean, and the Salvation Army. To all these ladies your Committee's thanks are conveyed. Messrs. Dennys, Lascelles, Austin & Co., Dalgety & Co., T. Everett aud T. Bostock lent their motor cars and chauffeurs on the occasion to convey the collectors to their several rendezvous. They are hereby sincerely thanked for their kindness. A special effort was made to enlist the assistance of some ot the ladies of the town to help our nurse collectors, aud a public meeting was called by advertisement. It is with regret we have to report that only two ladies offered their services. Entertainments in Aid.—Nothing has been received under this heading during the past twelve months. It is hoped that more interest will be shown by the many talented amateurs in the town and district during the coming year. The aid received in this direction is very weak. Special donations have been received from the Edward -Wilson Ar»m Fund, ,£50 ; Felton Bequest Committee, ,£95; Australian Natives' Conference (Geelong), £10 10s. ; Collection, Farmers' Convention, July 1908, £1 2$ Sd. Bequests.—The following have been received from the Estates of deceased benefactors:— Estate late Mr. J. J. Burns, ,£25 ; Estate late Mr. T. Peters, ,£100 ; Estate late Mr. E. R. Morris. ,£53 3s- ; Estate late Mrs. A. Watson, £50 ; Estate late Col. J. L. Price, ^50 ; Estate late Mrs. M. Cochaud, £\o. Your Committee is extremely thankful and obliged to the trustees aud donors for their continued help. Nurses'Training School.—The following changes have taken place in the personnel oi the Nurses' Staff. Nurses'L. Hill and A. Tapp have been promoted to the positions of Waul Sister ; Z. Parry and M. Anderson gained their certificates arid left the Hospital. At the recent Melbourne examinations, Nurses'I. Mockridge and R. Parry were successful candidates. Nurses Davies, Arnold, Seward, Hogg, Moore and Thomas passed in anatomy7 and physiology. Owing to the number of patients admitted to the Infectious Wards, our Nursing Staff has had to be increased considerably, and, in consequence, our accommodation has been severely taxed. Their sittingroom has had to be converted into a bedroom. There is urgent need for additional sleeping accommodation at the Harding Home. Operating Theatre.—Two hundred and nineteen operations have been performed during the year, which is thirty-five more than last year ; in this department the new operating tab!-: Ins proved a great boon. 5 Life Subscribers and Governors.—Mr. J. Stokes, Yarra Street, Geelong, was elected a Life Subscriber on the nomination of the Geelong Artillery Baud ; Dr. P. A. Croker, Ryrie Street,

Was elected a Governor for five years, as the first-named Executor of Miss M. A. Watson (deceased) ; as also was Mr. J. Howard, of Little Ryrie Street, first-named Executor of will of Mr. T. Peters (deceased). Staff.—Dr. G. R. Darby resigned in December. Your Committee much regretted losing his services. Dr. H. Downing was appointed in his stead. In September, Mr. Chas. Eynon, Dispenser, resigned, and Mr. S. Molloy was given the appointment. They are both giving satisfaction to your Committee in the performance of their duties. No other changes have occurred. Medical Staff.—Drs, A. W. Marwood, F. J. Newman, T. J. M. Kennedy, and G. McCallum, were re-elected by the Subscribers at the last election ; with Drs. R. McPhee and H. F. Elvins as Hon. Anaesthetist and Skiagraphist respectively. Drs. J. Small and P. Croker continue to act as Hon. Consulting Officers. Your Committee's thanks are tendered to all these gentlemen for their valuable assistance. With the exception of Drs. Small and Croker they now retire, but are willing to be re-elected and offer themselves accordingly. Gifts.—Your Committee's grateful and sincere thanks are conveyed to the following kind benefactors :—Messrs. W. Humble & Sons, supply of ice throughout the year, and use of cool storage at Christmas ; Queenscliff Fishing Company and Fishermen, numerous donations of fish. To the Ladies' Flower Mission for supply of cut flowers throughout the year. To the Press for the valuable and gratuitous help it has freely given. To the proprietors of the Australasian, Argus, Age. Leader, Weekly Times, Geelong Advertiser, Geelong Times, Ballarat Star and Courier, Southern Cross, Advocate and Worker for supplying their respective papers. It is not possible to place a value on the amount of gratuitous services rendered to the Institution and patients generally by kind-hearted men and women. It is also difficult for the Committee to adequately express their gratitude to these unselfish workers in the work of charity. For the many and liberal donations of all descriptions received, the Committee desire to express sincere thanks. Christmas Dinner.—Messrs. J. Nicol, F. J. Leary, T. A. Dickson, E. L. Jullien, and the Secretary, volunteered to canvass the town for donations to the Christmas dinner, which they did, with very gratifying results. The repast set before the patients and inmates was quite up to any of its predecessors, and was thoroughly enjoyed by those who partook of it. A liberal supply of tobacco and cigars had also been provided by a few generous townsmen, and these were much appreciated by the many smokers. All who contributed are hereby gratefully thanked. Elsewhere is published a list of the kind donors. A pleasing feature of the work has been the receipt of letters and oral testimony from patients and their friends, expjessing gratitude for kindness and treatment received from officers, nurses, and staff. Board of Management.—Geo. Martin, Esq., J.P., was re-elected President at the last Annual Meeting ; C. Shannon, Esq., and J. Nicol, Esq., Vice-Presidents; J. Smith, Esq., Hon. Treasurer. The Rev. Hy. Kelly, owing to his removal to Melbourne, resigned in December last; his departure was much regretted by your Committee. The Rev. F. J. Newton was elected to fill his place. Mr. T. A.. Dickson was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. J. W- Sayer. In accordance with the Bye-laws the Rev. F. J. Newton and Mr. T. A. Dickson now retire, but they are willing to be re-elected. The following members of the Committee also go out by effluxion of time, having been longest in office :—Messrs. H. B. Brown, G. E. England, E. L. jullien, W. C. Kernot. These make the statutory six. They are all eligible for re-election, and offer themselves accordingly. During the year Twelve meetings of the General Committee; Fifty-two of the House Committee ; Twelve of the Finance ; and Three Special meetings have been held. Your Committee, in closing this report, would venture to draw the attention of the public to the important work done by this combined Institution in alleviating human distress and suffering, and in checking the spread of disease. With a daily average of one hundred and 'forty-four iumates and patients, and a staff of fifty to pay and provide for, a large sum of money has to be found yearly, so that while returning sincere thanks to those who have in any way assisted in the past, we cannot too strongly urge the necessity for a continued and increased support. July 14th, 1909. (Signed) G. MARTIN, J.P., PRESIDENT. Districts from which Patients of Hospital and Inmates of the Benevolent Asylum have been received during the year ended June 30th, 1909. volen t Asylum. | Inmate s o f Bene - j Inmate s o f Bene- j 1 In-Patients . | No . o f Day s m j Hospital . | Out-Patients . 1 In-Patients . j No . o f Day s i n j Hospital . 1 j Out-Patients .

Remaining from last year ... 49 2090 100 Brought forward ... 745 r7>4t3 928 129

Geelong 277 64S2 465 [6 Cowies Creek 1 14 I Fyansford 5 7i 2 Geelong West 118 1986 228 5 Herne Hill 7 203 3 I Batesford 4 82 2 Newtown and Chilwell ... So 1962 112 1 Shire of Colac— Queenscliff 18 496 8 1 Beech Forest 1 10 I Airey's Inlet 1 45 Shire of South Barwon— Lorne 1 3 Belmont 19 322 II Binegurra 2 50 Germantown 6 219 8 Connewarre 4 144 1 Shire of Hampden— Highton 15 39° 11 Camperdown 3 26 Marshalltown 11 199 2 Lismore 1 62 I Torquay 4 "•3 Cobdeu I Breakwater 1 Shire of Lei;h— Shire of Barrabool— Golf Hill 1 11 Ceres 2 22 Teesdale 5 124 1 Jan Juc- 3 50 2 Shelford .:. 3 48 2 I Mt. Moriac 3 36 1 Maude 2 66 Waurn Ponds 4 52 4 Murgheboluc 3 46 Freshwater Creek 1 6 1 Modewarre 1 10 Shire of Meredith— Pettavel 2 30 Steiglitz 9 234 Pollock's Ford 2 27 Meredith 7 205 1 Anakie 6 46 3 Shire of Bellarine— Beremboke 3 171 Drysdale 22 705 18 1 Leopold 6 73 5 Shire of Winchelsea— Moolap 6 236 6 Winchelsea 10 164 2 Ocean Grove 3 33 2 Wensleydale 1 64 Wallington 9 255 1 1 Buckley's Road 2 25 Portarlington 6 157 9 Banibra .:. 1 23 Marcus Hill 5 130 Penny Royal 1 East Geelong 7 147 6 1 1 Bellarine 7S 3 Morrisons (Ballan Shire) ... 5 Curlewis 2 62 1 2 Broken Hill 1 16 Manueriui 1 S Sorrento 4 40 3 Point Henry 3 39 2 Ballarat 3 16 3 St. Leonards 1 Ararat 1 76 Beualla 1 5 1 Shire of Bannockburn— Board Ship 8 61 Inverleigh 3 32 Melbourne Suburbs 14 221 6 5 Bannockburn 12 232 1 1 No Residence 22 597 11 S Lethbridge 2 o2 1 Creswick 1 6 Sutherland's Creek 2 45 Warrnambool 2 70 Moorabool 1 2 Hollybush 1 52 Guarwarre 1 6 1 Sebastopol 1 7 Darriwill 2 7 Wycheproof 1 23 Shire of Corio— Buaugor (Ararat Shire) 1 Lara 18 275 8 North Geelong 7 174 11 Little River • 2 44 4

Carried forward 745 17,413 928 129- TOTALS _S8s_ 20,401 96S _I51 7

STATISTICAL STATEMENT. Showing; Number of Patients treated for each Disease who were discharged or who died during: Year ended 30th June, 1909.

Dis Dis• charged charged (not in• Died. (not in- Died, cluding eluding deaths) deaths)

I.—GENERAL DISEASES. Diseases of the Arteries, Athero• ma, Aneurism, &c. Typhoid Fever Embolism and Thrombosis ! Measles Diseases of the Veitis (Varices/ Scarlet Fever Varicose Ulcer, Hemorrhoids}* Diphtheria and Croup Haemorrhage ...... i ni phthcria Other Diseases of the Circulatory! IuHuenza System .„ ...j Tuberculosis of the Lungs Tuberculosis of the Peritonaeum IV.—DISEASES OF THE | Pott's Disease RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, White Swellings Tuberculosis of Other Organs Cancer, &c, of the Mouth Diseases of the Nasal Fossa; ...\ Cancer, &c, of the Stomach and Diseases of the Larynx .. [ Liver Acute Bronchitis ...... I Cancer, &c , of the Peritonaeum, Chronic Bronchitis ...... I the Intestines, and the Rec• Broncho pneumonia ... tum Pneumonia ... ..j Pleurisy ...... ! Cancer, ike, of the Female Geni• tal Organs Congestion of the Lungs an li Cancer, &c, of the Breast Pulmonary Apoplexy .J Cancer, &c, of Other Organs .. Gangrene of the Lungs ...I Acute Articular Rheumatism ... Asthma ... Chronic Rheumatism and Gout Other Diseases of the Respira-i Diabetes tory System (consumption! Exophthalmic Goitre excepted) ... ..,! Aneemia, Chlorosis ... Other General Diseases V.—DISEASES OF THE j Acute and Chronic Alcoholism.., DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. Other Chronic Poisonings Diseases of the Mouth aud its! IL—DISEASES OF THE NER• associated organs VOUS SYSTEM AND OF Diseases of the Pharynx Ulcer of the Stomach ...[ THE ORGANS OF SPECIAL Other Diseases of the Stomach' SENSE. 'Cancer excluded) Simple Meningitis ... Diarrhoea and Knteritisfeuildreui Progressive Locomotor Ataxia over 2 years and adults) Other Diseases of the Spinal Hernii, Intestinal Obstruction... Cord ... Other Diseases of the Intestines Congestion aud Haemorrhage of Diseases of \ he Anus and Foacal the Brain Fistulas Other Forms Mental Alienation Hydatid Tumors of the Liver ...! Epilepsy Cirrhosis of the Liver „.| Eclampsia (non-puerperal) Other Diseases of the Liver Chorea Si m pie Peri tou i t is (non-puer• Hysteria peral) Neuralgia ... Other Diseases of the Digestive Other Diseases of the Nervous System (Cancer and Tuber• System culosis excepted) Diseases of the Eyes and their Appendicitis aud Abscess of the Appendages Iliac Fossa Follicular Conjunctivitis VI.—DISEASES OF THE GEN- III—DISEASES OF THE CIR= ITO-URINARY SYSTEM DILATORY SYSTEM. AND ADNEXA. Pericarditis Bright's Disease ... ..- Organic Diseases of the Heart .. 8 STATISTICAL, STATEMENT—Continued.

Dis• Dis• charged charged O (not in• Died. (uot in• Died. cluding cluding deaths) deaths) *- 4>

Other Diseases of the Kidneys Arthritis and other Diseases of and their adnexa the Joints (Tuberculosis aud Calculi of tlie Urinary System ... Rheumatism excepted) Diseases of the Bladder Other Diseases of the Organs ol Other Diseases of the Urethra, Locomotion Urinary Abscess, &c. Diseases of the Prostate Metritis X.—reformations. Uterine Hemorrhage (uou-puer- peral) ... Congenital Malformations (ex• Uterine Tumor (non-cancerous) clusive of Stillborn) Other Diseases of the Uterus Cysts and other Ovarian Tumors Other Distases of the Female Genital Organs XL—Old Age. Non-puerperal Diseases of the Breast (Cancer excepted) ... Senile Debility VII.—Puerperal Condition. XII.—Violence. Accidents of Pregnancy Puerperal Diseases of the Breast Fractures Sprains Dislocations VIII.—Diseases of the Skin Other Accidental Injuries and of the Cellular Burning by Fire Tissue. Other Accidental Poisoning Other External Violence Gangrene Carbuncle Phlegmon, Acute Abscess XIII.—Ill-defined Diseases Other D seasies of the Skin and admxa Dropsy Unspecified or Ill-defined Dis• IX.—Diseases of the eases Organs of Loco• motion. Non-tuberculous Diseases of the Bones TOTAL FROM ALL CAUSES443 323 44

H. D. DOWNING. M.B., B.S. Resident Surgeon. List of Christmas Gifts. Burns and Sparrow, £2 2s; A. Gray and Co., Strachan, Murray, and Shannon, Dalgety and Co., Denny?. Lascelles, Austin, and Co., Geo. Hague, the Mayor of Geelong, Godfrey Hirst, each ^'1 is; Cheetham Salt Co., T. Hawkes, Mrs. A. T. McMillan, Mr. M. Douglass, each £1 ; Freeman and Sons, 155 ; Huddart, Parker, and Co., 10s 6d ; A. Dyke, J. Purdie, Bright and Hitchcocks, Harwood and Pincott, Hendy, Leary, and Co., H. G. Roebuck, Australian Mortgage Co., F. J. M. Syer, each TOS ; J. Strong Bros., Daniels Bros., Mrs. Hourigan, \V. C. Kernot, Scott, Hamiltonand Co., Beath, Scliiess, and Co., W. M. Goddard, G. Bradley, W. G. Hearne, Hig• gins and Grelis, N. Campbell and Co., Shrimptou and Strong, S. Pizer, Creer and Roberts, Hiudell and Tweed- dale, Brown and Bossence, Summerfield Jones, Franks and Co., S. Jacobs, Bradley and Wiggs, J. Wightoii, V. Higgins, M. Watson, G. Martin, T. A. Dickson, H. Pillow, T. Sutterby, J. Jinks, E. Leitch and Co., M. Jacobs, T- Wright, Mr. Solomon, J. P. McCabe Doyle, K. T. Siclilau and Co., A. Edments, J. Bannister and Co., each 5s; Mr. Pearson and Mr. Langhorne, each 3s; Box and Sons, Fitzgerald and Meakin, C. Fox, J. C. Brown bill, Mr. Lucas, W. Hill and Son, A. King, Matthews and McCardell, F. Wray, H. Turner, Kearney Bros., H. Thaeker, G. Strong and Son, "A Friend," J. Wadelton, W. Sadler, D. Pescott, G. Strachan, Spry Bros., Weddell and Ritch, Miss L. W. Webb, MissD'Helin, W. H.Harrison, —. Taylor, Symons and Roberts, J. F. Richardson, Bunting ami Barnes, C. B. Levien, Mr. Oates, A. Lowe, G. Kenshole, H. Challis, W. Libby, W. Madden, Dux Cycle Co., S. R. Mawson, Henwood and Dancey, E. S. Clarke, Bull and Owen, Mr. Butt, each 2s 6d; A. Macrow and Sons, Orr and Drew, S. Wilson, S. H. Thompson, E. J. Stott, F. Stoneham, J. Goldberg, T. Calder, F. L. Davidsou, each 2s; G. Mathews, Mr. Harwood, " G. C," H. Brown, J. Hardiman, J. Yeoman, each is. Beer.—Hodges Co., Volurn Brewing Co., each one barrel. Tobacco.—D. Walker, Paape Bros., 2lbs.; J. Nichol, 2 lbs.;R. Clarke, W. J. Thorne, G. F. Belcher, Mr. Chapman. Pipes and Matches—Mr. Chapman. Wine.—Cole and Co., 1 dozen. Whiskey.—W. S. Rylah, 1 bottle. Cigars.—W. Higgins, J. Sherrin, McMullen and Co. Cigarettes.—J. Sherriti. Flour.—Harvey, Danu, and Co., 100 lbs. Hams.—G. Hooper, H. Hooper, F. Coles, E. J. Hooper, G. Thatcher, Mrs. J. Baker, 1 each. One Leg Pickled Pork—J. W. Branch. Bacon—Cation and Hilton. Roast of Beef—Jarman Bros. Cake, 10lbs.—Mrs. M. England. Geelong Infirmary , and Benevolent Asylum (INCORPORATED).

DR. jEnbowmenr 3funb Hccount for tbe leav enbing 30tb June, 1909. CR.

1908. £ s. d. 1909. £ s. d. July 1st—To balance brought forward 4359 15 6 June 30th -By Investments, viz. :—Victorian 42 Go• Thompson Estate (part principal of Residua] vernment Debentures, @ net cost 3859 14 2 Estate) Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 28 Thompson Estate (part principal of Residua! 257 7 o Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 500 Estate) Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 320 Interest Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 100 198 17. o Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 300 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 39 Fixed Deposit Bank of Australasia 20 Interest to General Account 198 17 o

^5365 19 6 ^'5365 19 6

(Signed) J. SMITH, Hon. Treasurer. Examined and found correct, A. J. REILLY, Secretary. (Signed) A. J. YOUNG, ( Licensed Geelong, July 8th, 1909. 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, 190S, to 30th June, 1909, 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, aud the financial position of the Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum I Incorporated). Geelong, July 8th, 1909. (Signed) A. J. YOUNG, \ Licensed HARRY BECHERVAISE, \ Auditors. Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum (INCORPORATED).

DR. Vncome anb Eipenbtture Hccount for Iftear enbing 30tfo June, 1909, CR.

INCOME EXPENDITURE £ s- d. £ d. £ s. d. £ s. d. (A) ORDINARY INCOME (A) MAINTENANCE— Government Grant , ... 2500 o o By Provisions — Municipal Grants 194 o o Meat 486 19 Private Contributions ... II46 l6 2 Fish 54 1 Hospital Sunday Fund 366 'io 8 Butter and Cheese 200 7 Government A/c Lunatics 26 o o Eggs 17 14 4233 6 10 Milk 312 16 Income from Investments— Bread, Flour, &c. 227 17 Groceries Endowment Fund 198 17 o 393 8 11 Potatoes and Vegetables Reserve Fund 91 8 10 124 6 8 Malt Liquors Rents 070 7 13 11 17S5 33o 17 7 Surgery and Dispensary— Contributions by In-Patients 1022 O IO Contributions by Out-Patients 51 14 o Drugs, Disinfectants, &c. 281 11 1073 14 10 Dressings, Bandages, &c. 94 18 Sale of Refuse 35 12 4 Surgical Instruments 85 6 35 12 4 Aerated Waters 5 15 Wines and Spirits 2 1 5673 " 7 X-Ray Apparatus and Sundries 4 18 (B) EXTRAORDINARY INCOME— 474 10 H Domestic— Infectious Wards 14 9 Bequests 301 o Renewal of Furniture... 47 14 7 Donations 2 1 Bedding, Clothing, and Drapery 208 o 6 Sundries 7 17 Hardware, Crockery, and Brushware . 78 4 2 277 12 Fuel aud Lighting 465 3 2 Balancing and Adjusting Entries 603 1 1 Sundries 5 * 4 10 948 19 5 804 7 3 Bank Balance Brought Forward Establishment Charges— Insurance 34 19 7 Sanitation 54 19 o Ordinary Repairs 126 10 5 Telephone :.. A 19 O

Salaries and Wages— Meriicul Telegrams o 17 3 funeral Kxpenscs 49 1 0 Cartage and Freight ... 8 17 8 Tobacco 29 5 9 Travelling- 0 16 6 Exchange and Bank Charges 2 9 6 Sundries I 9 6 Administration Management— Official Salaries 308 6 8 Clerical Assistance 40 12 7 Collectors' Salary IOO 0 0 Collector's Commission 56 II 3 Collector's Travelling Expenses 17 1 6 Official Printing, Advertising, Station• ery, and Postage ... 4 0 2 Auditors' Fees 8 8 0 Law Charges 0 10 6

Bank Interest 1 14 6

Total Ordinary Expenditure

(B) EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURE- Building 345 4 IO 345 4 10 Building Infectious Wards 64 11 7 64 11 7 Balancing and Adjusting Entries Estate late T. Peters ... IOO 0 0 ,, ,, J. Thompson, Keilambete... 257 7 0 Transfer Reserve 400 0 0 Postal Note Returned... I 0 0 758 7 0 Total Ordinary and Extraordinary Ex• penditure 6713 12 6 / Bank Balance 5" 19 7 7225 12 I ^7225 12 I

Audited and found correct, (Signed) JAMES SMITH, Hon. Treasurer. (Signed) A. J. YOUNG, [Licensed A. J. REILLY, Secretary. HARRY BECHERVAISE, f Auditors. Geelong, 8th July, 1909.

NOTE,.—THE credit balance on 30th JANE, IS ONLY AN APPARENT one, AS accounts SSMOUMTTNQ go nearly WERE owinu on THAT DATE, on ACCOUNT OF maintunnncc UI Institution. Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum (INCORPORATED).

DR. IReserve jfuno-for tbe l£ear ending 3une 30tb, 1909. CR.

1908. £ s. d. 1909. d. July 1st—To Balance Brought Forward ...... 3549 10 8 June 30th—By Government Inscribed Stock £ „ Late T. Peters' Bequest ...... 100 o o Two Colonial Preference Shares IOO 1909. Fixed Deposit Receipt Bank of Australasia 19 June 9th—To Transfer from Current A/'c (temporary) ... 400 o o Fixed Deposit Receipt Bank of Australasia 1000 ,, Interest ...... 124 6 8 Fixed Deposit Receipt Loudon Bank of Australia IOO Fixed Deposit Receipt Bank of Australasia 400 o Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 500 9 Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 341 o Fixed Deposit Receipt London Bank of Australia 200 11 Fixed Deposit Receipt Commercial Bank of Australia 3§S o Fixed Deposit Receipt Bank of Australasia 600 o Interest 011 General Account 400 124 ^"4173 17 4 ^41/3 17 4

(Signed) J. SMITH, Hon Treasurer. Audited and found correct, A. J. REILLY. Secretary. A. J. YOUNG, } Licensed 7th July, 1909. HARRY BECHERVAISE, f Auditors.

Endowment Comunn 1-la jfeinne JSeo account—fear cubing 30tb June, 1909.

1908. £ s. d. 1909. £ B. a. July 1st—To Balance Brought Forward IOO o o June 30th—By Fixed Deposit in London Bank of Australia, Ltd. 100 o o

^100 o o £100 o o

(Signed) J. SMITH, Hon. Treasurer. Audited and found correct, A. J. REILLY, Secretary. A. J. YOUNG, / Licensed 7th July, 1909. HARRY BECHERVAISE, f Auditors. TxVBLE OF OPERA.TIOJSTS For Year ending 30th June, 1309.

DISK AS E OR OR NATUKK OF NATURE OF DISEASE OPERATION. INJURY. OPERATION. INJURY.

Ctcrtilious on 'Tumors— Removal Sarcoma of Perinimn ...j Operations on Rectum RADICAL Kemoval Cateinmna of Breast ami Anus — Removal Fibroid Tumors, lireast,: Excision Hietnorrhoidfe Neck, Thi>ih Incision Ischiorectal Abscess Kxdsion Sebaceuus Cysts Removal Tubercular Glands Operations for Con• genital Defects— (iterations on ' Absccsu*— Uranoplasty Cleft Palate Sul phrenic, Subperios• teal, Dental, Hand, Operations on \ Leg, and Abdominal Abdomen— \ Operations on Wall ...... 17 ; Veins— Radical Cure Reduction and Radi-i Kemoval Varicose Veins ... fi ' cal Cure Strangulated Hernia .. 3! Ligation .. | Umbilical Hemorrhage i ; Appendicectomy Appendicitis .. 17 ! j Incision and Drain-; Oj-t'iiiHans on Skin: age Peritonitis and Subcutaneous] Resection of Bawel Runt ure of Rowel mstw— Removal Hydatid Cysts Removal Papilloma Exploratory ...j Cancer of Liver Ktmuval Malignant Ulcer For* arm Kemoval Hydatid Cysts Operations on Eye— Skin Graft Chronic Ulcer Enucleation Panophthalmitis

p.ui'ions on Hour, Operations on Male ] and Joints— deiiitoininai v ; Heimefctrotomy Nf-crosis System —

Rfcuciion Fracture Circumcision ...! 1 Removal of Frag• Compound Fracture, Incision and drain-i iS Phimosis ments Skull, Legs .... nge ...| 1 '•• Cystitis Lxdsion Euchondroma ...! Lumbar Exploration, 1 Trauma of Kidney wiring Fragments.. Ununited Fracture Lumbar Exploration; 1 Tumor of Kidney Breaking Adhesions Chronic Adhesive ArthrP Enlarged Prostate ...j 1 : Prostatectomy tis Manipulation Dislocation ... IndsLn Synovitis ...I Operations on Female] (ienito-urinary Sys-\ .-] mputalions— lent— j Spina Bifida Combined Plastic! Of hand Crushed Hand Operatious ...! 5 : Accidents of Childbirth; 5 Salpingectomy 5 : Ruptured Ectopic Gesta-i tion ... j 4 Plastic Operattoits- Curette 8 i Retained Secundines .. ; 8 Plastic Repair Salpingectom y 3 ! Salpingitis ..] 3 Crushed Hand Curette " ... I 3 : Endometritis ..! 3 Mastic Repair Top of Finger Cut Off Hysterectomy 2 I Myomata .. J 2 Hysterectomy 1 J Procidentia .. I 1 Incision aud Drain• Oferations on Xasal age 1 ; Hydatid Cysts of Kidney! 1 Cavilyumt Mouth*— Hysterectomy 1 ! Carcinoma rf Uterus ; .. Removal Post Nasal Adenoids Removal 1 [ Polypoid Fibro-myomal 1 Incision and Drain• Empyema of Antrum of Ovariotomy 1 ; Ovarion Cysts .., 1 age Highiuore Ventrosuspensiou ... 3 Retrodeviation ,.j 3 Incision and Drain- Submaxillary Actinom-I Examination 2 Dvsmeuorrhoea j 2 ycosis Kemoval of Obstruc• tion Deviated Septum Operations i 'lcndons— Manipulation Tenosynovihis of Wrist Cti"ra!:oi:s on Resfir- Excision Ganglion ii.Vn- Sys:eni-~ Thoracostomy Hydatid of Dung Thoracostomy Empyema Intubation Laryngeal Diphtheria . Tracheotomy Laryngeal Diphtheria , TOTAL TOTALS

H. D. DOWNING, M.B., B.S., Resident Surgeon. 14 LIST OF LIFE GOVERNORS—Past and Present. (With the privilege of having 1 Ill-Patient and 4 Out-Door Patients always on the Books )

1S54 Adams, John, Esq. (Deceased) 1870 Fiulay, C. C, Esq. (Deceased) Hope, G., Esq. ,, 1SS3 Branch, William, Esq. ,, Nantes, Chas., Esq. 1885 Fagg, William, Esq. (Deceased) ,, McMillan, J. G., Esq. 1902 Worth, Rev. W. S. ., Officer, Robert, Esq. 1855 Learmouth, Messrs. T. &S. ,, Wilson, Sir .Samuel ,, i860 McLaughlin, Donald, Esq. ,, Austin, James, Esq. 1864 MeaUin, Henry, Esq. ,, Cunningham, A. F., Esq. ,, 1873 Mack, Joseph, Esq. ,, Fyfe, A., Esq. ,, ,, Ronald, Byron, Esq. Murchie, Chas., Esq. ,, 1879 Reid, Miss Chrissie M. 1556 Manifold, Messrs. J. and P. ,, 1S77 Hague, George, Esq. 1557 Gregory, J. A., Esq. 1S8S Sanderson, John, Esq. 1S59 Coppiu, George, Esq. ,, 1889 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. 1S61 Bell, William, Esq. 1894 Smith, M. H., Esq. 1862 Bannister, R. D., Esq. ,, 1895 Aubrey, Bowen, Mrs. (Deceased) iS6.i Onnoiid, Francis, Esq. ,, 1902 Miller, Alex., Esq. 1S66 Thompson, John, Esq. 1905 Stephens, G. A., Esq. 1S75 Austin, Josiah, Esq. ,, 190S Bartlett, Major J. C. 1870 Mrs. S. Harding Governors for 5 Years with privilege of having 4 In- Patients and 8 Out-Door Patients annually on Books J. LANG, ESQ., elected October, 1906. | DR. P. A. CROKKR, elected Dec. 9th, 1908. J. HAMir/fON, ESQ., elected June, rgoS. J. HOWARD, ESQ., elected March 10th, 1909. Governors for 2 Years with privilege of having 2 In-Patients and 4 Out-Door Patients annually on Books J. SEARLE, ESQ., elected March, 190S.

LIFE SUBSCRIBERS.—Past and Present. (With the privilege of having 1 In-Patient and 2 Out-Door Patients annually on the Books.) 1S67 Christy, A., Esq. (Deceased) 1S96 Austin, Austin A., Esq. 1873 Bowen, Sir G. F., K.C.M.G. 1897 Smith. Dr. S. M. 1S79 Austin, J., Esq. 1898 Blakiston, J., Esq. 1883 Grecian, George, Esq. Gongh, Mark, Esq. 1S85 Sliding, William, Esq. Clarke, John, Esq. (Deceased) 1SS8 Brownlow, Chas., Esq. 190a Bews, Miss Edith 18S9 Dan 11, Thomas, Esq. Calvert, S. B., Esq. Howard, II. T., Esq. Guthrie, Miss Ella C. Mathews, James, Esq. MacMullen, J., Esq. Watls, Joseph, Esq. 1901 Moore, Miss Meta Austin, The Hon. Sidney, M.L.C. 1902 Tulloch, A., Esq. 1S91 Wallace, Hon. D. S. Davison, Miss 1X92 Ward, Mrs. Evans, A., Esq, 1894 Harding, Mrs. S. Jones, E. M., Esq. 1395 Aitchesou, James, Esq,. Douglass, Mrs. F. M. 1S96 Hill, William, Esq. 1903 Flaherty, E., Esq. (Cobdenl 1S97 Peebles, J. H., Esq. Dempster, A. M., Esq. (Cobdeu) Gates, C. E., Esq. Bennett, J. C, Esq. 189S "Umphelby, Lieut.-Col. Chirnside, Capt. J. P. IS59 Holmes, Mathews, Esq. Mclntyre, A., Esq. 1898 Marsh, Henry, Esq. Mayo, G., Esq. 1862 Harrison, H. C. A., Esq. Bell, Mrs. A. S. 1S77 Shaw, Thomas, E-q. Wilson, Mrs. E. E. 18S4 Hanson, Alfred, Esq. Hodges, Mrs. I. 18S7 Davies, Sir M. H. 1904 Bossence, J. H., Esq. 1SS9 Belcher, The Hon. G. F. McPhillimy, J. H., Esq. Hill, Jas., Esq. Shrimpton, F., Esq. Hitchcock, G. M., Esq. Reid, W. H., Esq. Humble, William, Esq. Reed, Jno., Esq. Nicholson, Ward, Esq. (Deceased) Ferguson, John, Esq. Brownlow, Chas., Esq. 1905 Hourigau, Mrs. H. M. 1S92 Mathews, S., Esq. Brennau, F., Esq. 1J Hill, S., Esq. 1907 Muncey, R. Esq. IS93 Austin, Mrs. E. P. 1908 Martin, J. W., Esq. 1894 Hodges, H. B., Esq. McDonald, J., Esq. 1S95 Austin, F., Esq. Young, Hy., Esq. Anderson, W. R., Esq. igo8_ Stokes, J., Esq. Day, II. W., Esq. List of Subscriptions and Dona! Ions For Year ended 30th June, 1909.

A Blakiston, J., and Co. (per list) ... /Jl io Anderson, C. £1 o o Biddlecombe, J. (perlist) ... 16 12 Armour, S. I o 0 British Australian Tobacco Company ... I I Allan and Co. Proprietary Limited ... 0 IO 6 Beamish, R...... i i Australian Mortgage, Land, and Fin• Browne, W. G...... II ance Company 5 5 0 Batson, E...... o io Allen, H., and Son i 0 o Bond, Mrs...... i a Acklaiid, Mrs. M. 0 io 0 Backwell, E., and Sons ... i i Atkinson, Dr. H. L. ... I 1 0 Butt, A. W...... i i Anderson, J. I 0 o Bell, Mrs. A. C...... I I Anderson, 0. (Ceres) ... I 0 0 Binglev, P...... io Allin, W. R. 0 IO 0 Bennett, J. C...... I I Allin, B.A. I I 0 Batl.J...... i o Allen, Mrs. J. 0 10 0 Birrell, J...... i i Allen, \V. I 0 0 Austin, E. A. I I o C Austin, H. A. I I 0 Adler, E. 0 10 6 Crofts, W. ..." ... ii Allin, T. I I o Connor, Mrs. J...... 2 2 Anderson, W. I I o Campbell, Neil, and Company ... i i Anderson, G. I I o Caldow, Jno...... i i Admans, G. I I 0 Callan, N...... I I Adams, G. I o o Chaffer, Miss M...... I I Alexander, J. I I 0 Cole, C., and Co...... i I " Armless Artist" I I o Charles, Supt. J...... I I Abbott, J. T. 0 IO o Condie, A...... I i Collins Bros...... T i B Conway and Evans ...... i I Boyd.J. I o o Cozens, E. B...... i o Bramuier, W. I 0 o Curnow, \V...... o io Box, W., and Sons I I o Collins, W. G...... i I Bright and Hitchcocks 5 5 0 Campbell, W...... I o Bradley and Wiggs I I 0 Cunningham, T. R...... I I Bradley, W. W. I I 0 Cunningham, A. H...... I I Baxter, J., and Son I 0 0 Cheetham Salt Proprietary Limited ... 33 Baiifield, J. H. i I 0 Clark, R. ... " ...10 Belcher, G. F. i I o Cairns, J...... I 1 Butterworth, J.T. i I 0 Collier, A...... 11 Branch, J. W. i I o Coghlan aud Tulloch ...... 11 Bums and Sparrow i I 0 Culletr, Mrs...... 0 10 Baker, Jno. i I 0 Clee, J...... 3 o Bannister, J., and Son ... I I o Calhoun, W. ... ••• I I Brinsmead, H. I o o Champion, I...... 10 Brown, H. B. I I 0 Cornish, A...... 0 10 Bell Bros. I I 0 Carroll, J. B...... 0 10 Barnard, W. I I 0 Chinese Residents (Geelong and Beath, Schiess, and Felstead I I 0 suburbs) ...... 71 5 Bayley,J. S. I 0 0 "Colosseum" ...... 1 1 Baker, Jas. 0 10 6 Croft, A. H...... 1 1 Booley, G. I I 0 Cuddihy.J...... 1 1 Bechervaise, E. 0 10 6 Collection at Farmers' Convention ... 7 12 Brame Bros. I o o Cutts, J. E...... 1 1 Baxter, Jas. o IO 6 Crawcour, H. I...... I 1 Browne, P. M. I I 0 Colenso, W...... 1 11 Browne Bros. I I o Currie, H. A...... I 1 Brown. J. C, and Co. ... I I 0 Cunningham, J...... 10 Brown and Bossence ... I 0 0 Cotton Bros...... 0 10 Blair, Mrs. J. 0 10 0 Cutts, W. C...... I I Beales, W., and Son ... 0 10 6 Consedine, E...... 0 10 Bingley, J. and A. P. (per list) I IS 6 Cornish, W...... 0 10 i6

Fletcher, R. J. D o Ferry, J. (per list) i'i I Dale, T. 0 o 2 Fletcher, R. 9 o Demivs, Lascelles, Anstin, aud Co. .. 5 5 0 o Franklin, I. F. i I Dyke^ A. A. D. I 0 0 10 , I Furze, T. ( Doyle, J. P. McCabe ... I I 0 1 0 o Davidson, F. L. I 0 Ford, R. (per list) I Ford, Jno. i n n D'Helin, J. E. I I o I 0 o Dickens and Sons i I o Dalgety and Co. 5 5 0 0 10 6 Gray, Alexr. Davey, Mrs. R. 2 2 0 Gardiner, W. Douglass, F. M. i I o o 2 2 Guv Bros. I I Donaghy, M., and Sons ... o 0 io & Donaldson, A. 0 10 6 Gosliu, Miss H. 1 I 0 Diamond Share and Engineering Co.... I 0 Gibson, E. W. (per list) I 1 IS o Dickson, T. A. I I 0 Geelong Gas Company Deans, J. I o 0 Gardiner, G. (per list) 5 5o Douglass, H. P. I I 0 Grass, T. W. 2 I 6 Davidson, Rev. A. I 0 0 Goddard, W. M. 0 to o 1 I o Darcey, T. O 10 6 Gladmau, S. Deppeler, J. (per list) ... 7 10 0 Gove, W. I I 0 0 10 1 Dew, J. T I 0 Grinnvade, Dr. A. S. ... 1 Davis, Mrs. R. 0 10 0 Gallop, G. i o I Dean, D...... I 1 0 Gittings, L- i o I I Devlin, P. I 0 Geelong Cricket and Football Club ... o 0 10I 0 3 o o Dent, F. G. Grant, K., S.M. Vic. railways (per list) 4 14 2 Dew, H. I I 0 Green, J. 1 1 0 Dalton, R. W. I 1 0 Guest, J., loco, sheds, Victorian railways Dans, A. W. (a/c Hare Beat) 0 16 0 (per list) 380 Deau, W. r I 0 Gullan, M. K. 1 1 0 Dewar, A. K. 0 10 6 Gundry, W. R. (per list) 8 2 6 Davis, J. 0 10 0 Gurr, E. G. I'I 0 Davison, H. 0 10 6 Graham, C. 1 1 ii

F. II Evans, H. F. . I 0 0 Hardie, A. 0 0 Estate late B. Freeman I I 0 Harvie, D. 0 0 Estate late J. L. Kininrnouth 5 0 0 Healey, J. 0 0 Estate late G. Russell... IO 0 0 Hocking, R. C. 0 0 Emu, T. 0 10 6 Harvey, Dann, and Co. 2 j Elvins, Dr. H. F. I I 0 Hooper, G., aud Co. ... 1 0 Electric Lighting and Traction Co. ... I I 0 Holdeu,T. 1 0 Eastwood, Mrs. S. I I 0 Halpiu, G. E. 1 0 Estate late Edward Wilson 50 0 0 Hobbs, C. D. 0 0 Estate late A. Felton ... 85 0 0 Hull, Miss M. 1 0 Everett, J. I I o Hooper, H. 0 0 Edney, W. H.' 0 10 0 Higgins, Grelis, and Co. 0 10 6 England, G. E. i I 0 Harvey, J. 1 1 0 F/xecutors late A. Armstrong (per list) 7 13 0 Humble aud Sons 2 2 0 Ervin, D. 0 10 0 Humble, \V. 1 0 0 Estate late P. Mclntyre (per list) 3 5 6 Higgins, Mrs. S. A 1 1 0 Higgins, W. 1 1 0 Hunt Bros. 1 0 0 Faulkner, G. S. i i 0 Hamilton, D. 1 0 0 Franks, H., and Co. i i 0 Higgins, W. H. 3 3 » Freeman, B., and Sous i i 0 Huddart, Parker, aud Co. 5 5 « Farrer, J. F. (M.L.A.) ... 2 2 0 Flarwood, Hon. T. C. ... 220 Fagg, S. H. I I 0 Howard, Smith, aud Co. 3 3 « Fraser, J. 0 10 6 Hooper, E. J. aud Co. 1 1 0 Fowler, D. I I 0 Higgans, T...... 1 1 0 Fairbairn, F. W. 2 2 0 Heudra, W. 0 in (' Fuller, R. I I 0 Hill, J. 1 1 t> Fechner, E. I I 0 Hill, W., and Son 1 1 0 •Forrest, Rev, J. I I 0 Harrison, W. H. 1 I 0 1 Featherstonhaugh, Dr. R. T. I I 0 Hill, S. 0 0 0 10 b Forrest, C. L. (MXA7 I 0 0 Heard, A. N. 1 0 0 Fletcher, Misses M. and I. I 0 0 Hartwick, Aug. 1 0 0 Falls, S. 0 10 6 Ham, W. Hartwick, Albt. 'I o 0 L Hawkesworth, E., and employes (per Larcombe, H. IO 0 IO £° List) I 0 Laird and Buchan I i 0 Honey, W. I I o Little, J. I i 0 Hodges Bros. I I 0 Ley, W. 2 O 0 Hogan, V. J. I I o Lyall aud Sou I 1 o Hamilton, J. I I 0 Liudon, L. H. 2 2 0 Henderson, Miss K. ... I 0 o Littlejohn, E. J. W. ... I o 0 Henderson, Mrs. 0 IO o Lane, W. I I o Holdsworth, M. I I 0 Learv, F. J. 2 1 o Hudson, Mrs. M. I I 0 Llov'd, W. H. I o 0 Hawkts Bros. 2 2 0 Leigh, J. 0 10 0 Henwood and Dancey 0 IO 6 Lees, S. I I 0 Harvey, Mrs. K. I I 0 Longmore, R. and J. ... I O 0 Harwood and Pincott ... 2 2 0 Ling, J. I i 0 Hardy, H. 0 IO 0 Light, H. R. I i 0 Howard, P. 0 IO 0 Lyle, K. I i 0 Hirst, G., and Co. 2 2 o Lauder, G. I o 0 Hendy, E. E. I I 0 Lees Bros. 5 0 0 Hams, Rev. E. I I 0 Lemke, G. 0 10 6 Hunter, Jas. I I 0 Le Brocq, Mrs. 0 IO 0 Helms, J. 0 IO 0 Leishman.J. I o 0 Hoare, \V. 0 IO 0 Lord Mayor and Councillors, Mel-' Higgins, F. V. I I 0 bourne I 5 0 Hopkins, H. I o o Lovell, Miss 0 IO o Hindell and Tweeddale I I o Lidgerwood, J. W. 0 10 0 Hague, G., and Company Proprietary Limited I I 0 M Horwood.J. \V. I o Morau and Cato I I 0 Marron, E. I I 0 I MacMullen, W. I I 0 Impey, J. 0 IO 6 • Martin, G. I I 0 lace, J. I I o Martin, B., and Sons ... I I 0 Ibbitson.H. o IO 0 Monahau, T. o IO 0 Irwin, W. 0 IO o Murrell, F. I 0 0 Mawson, S. R. J. i I 0 J Mann, T. i I 0 I Jones, A. W. I 0 0 Munday, W. I 0 Jacobs, M. I I 0 Mathews Bros. 2 2 0 Jacobs, Samuel I I 0 Moreillon, H. O 10 6 Jones, E. M. o lo 6 Mercer and Co. 1 I 0 I Jinks, J. I I 0 Mayo, G. E. 1 0 jullien, E. L. I I 0 Macdonald, G. . . 1 o 0 1 I Jacobs, Solomon I I 0 Moloney, J. 0 Jackson, Mrs. W. o IO 0 Madden, J. 0 10 6 Jarmau, H. I I o Morrison, Capt. C. N. 2 2 0 I Johnson,A. 5 o 0 Mathews and McCardell I 0 Maun, AY. I I 0 Jamieson, R. (per List) I 19 o I I 0 Jennings, Miss C. A. ... I 0 o Moody, G. Mansfield, Miss M. I I 0 Marwood, Dr. A. \V. ... I I 0 K Michell, J. B. I I 0 Katz, I. I 0 0 Mann, J. 0 I ) 0 Kyle, \Y. H. I 0 0 Mansfield, W. I 1 0 I King, A. I I 0 Morris, Little, and Son I o Kirwin, P. J. I IJ 0 Moore, H. W. I 1 0 Keen, Mrs. E. I I 0 Mickle, Mrs. M. I o 0 Knight, Abm. ... I I 0 Mountjov, Mrs. L. C. ... I 0 0 King, \V. B., aud Sons i I o Morrison, H. (P.M.) ... 2 1 0 Kennedy, Dr. T. J. M. i I o Marchant, S. T. I I 0 "Kenneth-, Mrs. M. J. ... 0 IO o Mayall, E. 0 10 6 Kerlev, j. T. I I o Mann, Mrs. Jno. I 0 0 Kelly, A. F. I I o Murphv, T. I I o Keays, Mrs. S. 0 IO 0 Moriarty, Mrs. (per List) I 9 6 King, J. G.' I I 0 Madden, R. H. I I 0 Kernotrw. C. I I 0 Mountjov, C. I I 0 Kennedy, Mrs. T.J. M. I I 0 Manifold, \V. T. 5 0 0 i8

Murphy, Rev. M. 0 0 0 10 0 Maud, VV. Purdie, J. i"i I 0 I I 0 Milligan, Mrs. M Pincott, F. R. I I 0 Murdoch, A. I I 0 Pizer and Co. I 0 0 I 0 0 Massej', W. Philpott, E. i I D 0 IO 0 " Miner " Phillips, J. I 0 Q I I 0 Muhlebaeh, S. Peel, W. tper List) o 15 0 I 0 0 Madden, G. Powell, Rev. A. I i 0 Meredith, Geo. A. 0 IO 0 Purnell, R. 0 10 6 Marks, X. W. I I o Peters, T., and Co. o 10 6 Mc Podbury, F. 0 10 6 McKewan, A. C. 0 IO 6 Pattinson, J. I I 0 McPhillimy, J. H. I I 0 Piper, R. I 0 0 McCallum, Dr. G. I I 0 Pederson, C. 0 10 6 McKay, S. I 0 0 Phillips, E. I I 0 Mclnnes, R. I o 0 Pettitt Bros. I I 0 McDonald, Allan I o 0 Pacey, Dr. F. J. I I 0 McCurdy, J. 0 IO 0 Parker, J. H. I I 0 McKenna, Rev. M. I I 0 Parsons, J. I I 0 McKeuna, W. I I o Purnell and Sons 0 10 6 McCarthy, N. T. I 0 0 Phelan.P. I I 0 McDonald, J. o 10 6 Polley, D. o 10 0 I McHarry, D. I 0 0- Prowett, J. 0 0 McClelland, W. I I 0 "Prize Money" (per Harbor Trust McDowall, A. B. 0 10 0 Employes) 2 2 0 McHarry aud Co. (per List) I 10 0 Paine, G. o 10 0 McCann, P. and Sons I I 0 Pittock, J. E. I 0 0 I McPhee, Dr. R. G. ... I I 0 Peters, Miss H. 0 0 0 McKim Bros. I I 0 Plain, W. (M.L.A.) ... 4 0 Mcllwraith, McEachran, and Co. I I 0 Pacey, W. A. I I 0 MeDonald A. (per List) 3 5 0 McLean, M. I 0 0 R McLennan, T. (per List) I & 0 Randall, J. McConachy, R. 0 10 0 Robertson, J., and Sons McWilliani, J. A. I I 0 Robertson, C. J. McPherson, X., and Sou I 0 o Richardson, H. F. Mc.1ptvre.-A. , I 0 0 Richardson, A. G. McDonald, P. I I 0 Roberts, A. and W. 0 io McDonald, R. I I 0 Rylah, W. S., aud Co.... 1 I McMillan, Mrs. A. T. ... I I 0 Ritchie, C. I I 0 McDonald, J. I 0 0 Rees, J. 0 io 6 McDonald, D. I 0 0 Rutledge.T. F. 1 10 Mclnnes. W. I I 0 Richardson, C. IOO McRae, F. I 5 0 Richardson, J. F. 0 io 6 N Reid, S. Roebuck, H. G. 1 I 0 Nicol, Jas. I I 0 Riutel, M. I I Nash, W. I I 0 Renfrey, R. W. I I Noble, R. W. I o 0 Ritchie, R. I 0 Neylon, M. F. 2 2 0 Rollins, J. W. I I Newman, Dr. F. J. 0 10 I I 0 Russell, J. Nash, E. 5 o I 0 0 Russell, X. (per List) ... Newberry and Walker I I 0 2 16 Rainford, T. 1 I Nicol, Jno. I o 0 Ryder, F. 0 10 Noble, G. C. I I 0 Newton, Rev. F. W. R. I I 6 0 Strachan, J. IOO O'Halloran, D. 0 10 Storrer, H. J. H. I I 0 O'Connell, E. 1 I Storrer, C. P. I I 0 Orchard, A. O 10 Strong, Jas., aud Bros. I I 0 Oates, G. 0 10 Strachan, Murray, Shannon Proprietary O'Loughlin Bros. 1 I Limited 4 4 o O'Beirne and Co. (per List) i 14 Shrimpton and Strong i I 0 O'Brien, P. 0 10 Smith, J. i I 0 O'Brien, J. Smith, D. i 1 I I 0 Olney, Alf. Smith, C. H., and Sous (per List) I I 3 Oriental Timber Corporation Shaw, W. o i3o 6 21 O Salkeld.T. 0 0 Vigar, C. J. £i i ° Seeley and King i I 0 Volum, W. F. (per List) 696 Smith, Dr. S. M'. i I o Vaughau, S. 1 1 0 Sharland, J. S. i I 0 Vines, A. N. 1 1 o Sanders, Mrs. E. A. ... i o o Sheridan. J. i I o W Sichlau, K. T., and Co. i I o Shaunaghan, P. (per List/ 2 II o Watson, G. 1 1 o Sver, K. J.M. I 0 0 Williams, J. 1 1 o Sadler, W. I o o Wrathall, S. 0 10 6 Sinclair, Rev. J. I 0 o Watson, E. ... 1 o o Savwell, H. o IO 6 Winstanley, R. I o o Shepherd,F. 0 IO 6 Wood.J. 0 10 o Shannon, C. 3 3 o White, A. E. 1 I 0 Scott, A. J. o IO o Whyte, Just, and Moore o 10 6 Small, Dr. J. o I I Werribee Farmers' Picnic Committee., 2 2 o Sutterby, W. E. o 10 o Whvte, Mrs. E. A. o Summers, Mrs. A. t I o Whyte, L. A. o Strachan, G. F. I 0 o Wilson, J. o Sinclair, J. and J. I 0 o Weddell and Ritch ... o Skelton, G. H. I 0 o Wilson, J., jun. 0 Synot, M- (per List; ... I 5 o Williams, R. 6 0 10 Sheriff, Mrs. S. i I 0 Williams, A. 0 Strong, G., and Son ... I I o Walker, D. (Geelong)... 1 I o Smith, C. A. I r .0 Wood, H. o Smith, G. i i 0 Webber, J., and Sou ... o Smith, Mrs. M. I 0 0 White, A. G. 0 Stancliffe, J. 0 10 6 Willey, R. o Skilleru, VV. I o 0 Wimble, J. W. 0 Stow, R. G. 0 10 0 Wighton.J. 0 Sides and Sons I I 0 Windmill, J. and W. ... o T Warden, T. H. o Taylor, W. I o o Whybrow aud Co. o Thewlis, J. I 0 0 Windmill, Josiah 0 10 0 Tavlor, j. C, and Sons I I 0 Walsh, Mrs. 1 I o Willis, J. B. Trait, J. J., and Co. o IO o I o o Whittiugton, J. o TJiacker, H. I 0 o I I Wilcox, C, and Bros. ... o Thatcher, G. ... I I o o 10 Wertheim, Hugo Thompson, R. I I 0 0 10 6 Tombs and Durran 2 2 0 White, R. S. G. H. ... 1 I 0 Wallis, W. T. Thorne. W. J. 0 0 I I Webster, Miss A. Toyne Bros, and Walsh I I 0 o Webb, Miss L. M. o Tait, R. I I 0 Tassell, H. Walker, D. (Lara) o I 0 0 Wellington, W. Turner, S. R. I 0 0 o 10 6 Toyne, J. Webster, G. 0 10 6 I I 0 Williams, G. Trebilcock, R. o 1 I 0 I I o Tucker, C. o 10 0 Wilson, S. ... • o 10 6 Trethowan, H. L. 0 10 6 Warnock, S. 0 10 0 Tregonning, P. I 0 o Williams, R. T. 1 I Tiltoa, H. 0 10 6 V "Vera" I I 0 Viccars, H. I I 0 Young, A. J.

Amounts Under 10s. W. Milner, F. Vigar, each 7/6. G. K. Allen, A. A. Aitken, R. Bradley, W. Bowey, A. Baxter, R. Baxter, W. M. Beatie, H. Briggs, J. Berry, G. Bowmau, E. Blythe, C. Batson, J. Brown, Mrs. C. Burnett, F. Batson, Miss Breheney, A. Banfield, J. S. Beck, G. Ball, A. Burn, A. Calhoun, Miss Colechin, J. Churches, C. Chambers, A. Charles, W. Crutch, M. J. Covne, W. A. Cooper, H. Chaffey, A. Challis, R. A.Campbell, S. Clarke, C. E. Charity, J. Cameron, W. Cameron, T. Calvert, J. Cockeram, J. Coombs, H. Coombs, C. Deller, W. F. Drake, ,E. Drayton, P. Douglass, W. Dwver, J. W. Dwyer, C. Drayton, M. Doohn, T. Duggan, Mrs. Dickmau, Mrs. Day, N. Doble. W. Dolley, Mrs. Dunn, I. J. Everett, G. F. Elburn, J. Esd.es, Mrs. Field, Mrs. M. A. Founds, Fitzgerald and Meakin, O. Farrelly, W. Foster, T. Freeman, J. Guild, W. Gray, A. Glascow, Jno, Graham, T. Harding, W. Hollahan, T. W. Holmes, A. Heard, W. Heard, P. Hogau, W. Hitch, J. W. Jackson, J. Keenan, W. Leigh, Jas. Lincoln, J. J. Lamb, J. Lugg, T. Larcombe, J. Lowne, J. Larcombe, Mrs. 20

Lynch, L. Levy, Mrs. Lowndes, W. Lewis, Mayo and Anderson, W. Marchant, S. Morris \V Murphy, W. Mortimer, J. Moreillon, R. Murchison, W. H. Middleton, A. Morris, D. Miles, A. McLean' \y" McLean, W. McLaren, M. McEvitt, M. McCartiu, A. McDonald, Mrs. McCallum, Miss U. McDonald p' McCallum, Mrs. D. O'Brien, J. C. Olney, M. O'Loughlin, J. O'Neil, A. E. Orchard, G. Oates, G. Paech, p' v Piper, Miss Pownall, T. Prowett, R. A. Porter, J. Parsons,]. Paterson, C. Phelan, J. Rainford, H. Renfrey'\y' C. Rothwell, J. Russell, R. A. Rogers, A. Rogers, R. Reid, Misses Robinson, Mrs. Spry, A. V. Strong i' Swaby, Jas. Sutherland, Miss Sinclair, H. Schroeter, junr., J. Stevens, C. J. Sayle, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Scott T. Scott, J ™ r T "T T "n"™ * T New South Wales 10 o Commercial Bank of Australia 3 3 0 Union Bank of Australia 5 5 Bank of Victoria. 2 2 0 London Bank of Australia 5 o Boxes. Box, per W. Box and Sons i'i 10 7 Box, at Savings Bank ... il 3 0 Box, at Purdie's corner 0 9 5 Box, at Commercial Bank 0 2 6 Box, per W. A. Brown o 10 o Entertainment.

St. Albans Sports Committee i"° 15 2 Societies. Children of Mary ii 1 Victorian Stevedore aud Contracting Master Builders' Association 2 2 Company ...... ^5 5 0 Ancient Order Forresters, Drysdale ... 1 1 Australian Workers' Union, N.S.W. .... o 1 0 Master Bakers 14 2 Australian Workers' Union, Ballarat ... 5 1 6 Ashby and Geelong Yearly Provident Australian Natives' Association Confer• Society ence ...... 10 10 0 Employees. Cobb aud Co. • i'= 1 0 Parks aud Gardens i'i 5 0 Excelsior Woollen Mills 9 5 0 Harvey, Danu aud Co. 3 0 0 J. Munday 1 9 0 J. Baunist r and Son ... 1 19 0 Australian Paper Mills 5 6 6 Store Hands, Deunys, Lascelles, Austin, Cheetham Salt Proprietary Limited .. 4 13 6 and Company 2 8 0 Albion Woollen Mills 2 13 9 R. Jamieson, 1 19 0 Hawkes Bros. 2 10 0 Volum Erewing Company ... 2 10 6 Mercer and Co. 0 15 0 Store Hands, Strachan, Murray, Shan• J. C. Taylor and Sons ... 1 1 0 non Proprietary Limited 2 13 6 Hodges Bros. 1 S 6 Store Hands, Dalgety and Co. 2 9 0 Australian Tannery' 2 7 0 R. Purnell ••• ' 1 0 0 Barrett Bros. 1 1 0 Shearers, &c, " Barunah " 3 7 6 Union Woollen Mills ... 2 18 6 McCaun's Quarries 1 10 6 Freeezing Works, butchers 4 0 0 Shearers, &c, " Murdeduke" 1 13 0 M. Donaghy and Son 3 1 0 A. Edmeuts and Co. ... 1 11 6 21

Town and Country Lists.

Employees ALBION WOOLLEN MILLS: Executors late A. ARMSTRONG, Inverleigh : A. Colenso, L. Crossley, S. Cowan, C. . Mrs. B. Armstrong, £1 3s ; S. Armstrong, Stobart, each 2S 6d ; J. Coleman, 2s; J. £1; L. McNeill, senr., L. McNeill, jun., Brew, M- Ward, E. Danger, J. Downie, D. Brislane, D. McKerral, C. McNeill. Newling, J. Harkness, W. Stobart, Car- B. McNeill, R. Earle, W. Houghtou, michael, T. Sutciiff, L. Cobb, J. Alsop, J. M. Mulliu, J. Mousley, N. Munro, T. Battie, G. Nelson, J. Marriott, J. Ward, S. Fry, J. Fry, G. Bath, E. Bennett, A. Sim, Nelson, J. Flemming, H. Lofts, J. Young, W. Alderson, L. Boyd, E. Warden, S. J. Hughes, C. Clarke, T. Lofts, each Nole, N. Boyd, W. Bath, J. Rowerth, is; MrsKirby, S. Harvey, K. McDonald, J. Wiskson.P. Fry, G. Splatt, J. Challis, Mrs Barry, I. Hadarell, Mrs Neilson, A. H. Bath, each 2s 6d...... £y 13 o Harkness, M. Tullis, Mrs Houghton, S. Croft, N. Fanning, A.L., Shelly, J. Mcintosh, E. Ross, B. McDonald, J. Per j. BIDDLECOMBE, Esq., Golf Hill: McDonald, A. McKee, J. Currie, Miss Mrs Biddlecombe, £10; Miss Carstairs, Doherty, J. Liuesay, E. Parsons, A. Hal- 10s; E. Winkler, G. Burrell, A. Wil• ley, Millikin, S. Beart, S. Minnotti, E. son, J. Smith, each Ss; Richards, W- Minnotti, L. Sykes, M. Ward, E. Vessey, Stafford, H. Cations, D. McCarthy, J. L, Manning, Mrs Fisher, N. Graham, J. Aiken, W. McHugh, F. McLean, J. Ring, J. Brady, H. Missgrove, J. Smith, McHugh, F. Beart, F. McHugh, each £2 13 9 N. Farrow, N. Home, T. Clarke, M. 6(1; F. Lynch, 3d. Buchanan, P. Brady, J. O'Brien, H. Perkins, E. Miller, J. Hart, F. Allen, J. Tavlor, A. Beaston, D. O'Connell, Employees AUSTRALIAN PAPER MILLS, per Mr. A. Mi'lls, J. O'Connell, M. McGilliv- Coates: ray, P. Bath, D. Bewsker, A. Beard- sell, Miss B. Furuess, each 2s 6d; AustralianPaper Mills, £1 is ; M. Foggo, P. Johnson, G. Gillett, J. Squires, N. T. Hirvey, each 3s ; A. Coates, C. Ket• William, W. Davies, G. Squires, H. chen, C. Douglas, J. Wilks, W. Wilks, j. Foggo, E. Kells, each 2s 6d; A. Smith, T. Murrell, J. Gillett, R. Cations, Clarke, H. Robinson, J. Robinson, J. Misses L. Ryan, M. Ryan, M. Ryan and Morris, H. Thompson, A. Bennett, F. Keeshaw, each 2s; R. Campbell, C. Holden, E- Jenkins, G. Thompson, A. Gillett, W. Charles, J.Stewart, Bach is. £16 12 o Emond, J. Sharpe, Jas. Sharpe, M. Lynch, each 2s; J. McFarlane, H. Taylor, A. Robinson, T. Ketchen, H. Robinson, W. Per Messrs. J and A. P. BINGLEY, Warrambeen : Kmoud, D. Leviston, W. Sharpe, A. H. C. and A. P. Bingley, £1 is; J. Bethune, J. Hagger, C. Robinson, P. Williams, R. Griffiths, J. Byrue, each McLean, E. Wood, E. Murphy, A. 2* 6d ; W. Thompson, T. East, J. O'Meal, Lynch, A. Bailey, A. Doneru, H. Fulton, F. Borax, J. McNeil, J. Erwiu, S. Cooper, E. Madden, J. Smith, J Lanagan, E. each is...... £1 15 6 Cooper, A. Scherier, R. Emond, A. Scherier, T. Ryan, J. Gray, T. Emond, T. Kells, P. 'Sharp, Q." Ketchen, W. Employees j. BANNISTER & SON : Reid, G. Wakefield, J. Ketchen, P. Mat- J. Bannister and Son, £1 Is; G. Herbert, tingley, J. Emond, each is ...... ^'5 6 6 5s; W. Blunt, 2s 6d ; G. Britter, C. Walsh; B. Owen, F. Kurzenian, J. Savle, W. Parsons, C. Pedder, W. Hewitt, P. Employees Geelong : AUSTRALIAN TANNERY, Payne, W. Dedman, each is; W. Dixon, W. C. Whallev, 5s ; F. Earle, 2s. 6d; T. 6d^ ...... £1 19 0 Beardon. H. Earle, H. Decker, C. Field, each 2s; W. Tozer, G. Holmes, P. Shel• ly, M. Costello, W. Beardon, G. Beansch, BUTCHERS at FREEZING WORKS, per D. McAus- E. Shelly, senr., W. Newland, J. Snell, tan, Geelong West: F. Aldridge, A. Cooke, J. Johnson, W. F. Dahruke, &c...... £4 o o Lange, P. Grossman, W. Watkins, F. Schneider, D. Movlan, H. Aldridge, A. Detleford, A. Siiellback, W. Lewis, Employees Messrs. BARRETT BROS., per Mr. W. H. Pitman, H. Cooke, M. Collins, F. Ford: McDonald, J. Baensch, F. Costello, J. W. Ford, 6s 6d; G. Woodburgess, 5s 6d; HinchclifF, E- Shelly, junr., A. Moonni, S. Trask, F. Newling, W. Bradbury, each T. Zelly, each is; A. Decker, 6d. ... £2 7 o 3s ...... £110 22

J. BLAKISTON and Co., Geelong : Employees M. DONAGHY &SONS, per Blakiston and Co., £1; J. 0. Miles, at Mr Dobson: 6d; W. Rulfin, C. A. B., 2s; C. Moore, C. Yates, T. Jenkins, J. C. Fergu• B. Rangott, W. Walsh, E. Prend«rgast, son, R. W. D., each 211 6d; J. White, each Is ...... ••• £l io 6 G. Holmes, W. Miller, W. Dowsett, P. Raye, each 2s ; R. Talbot, J. Plunkett, T. Craven, D. Power, P. Keogh, A. Fay, CHINESE HE8IDENTS, GEELONfl : A. Charty, W. Nelson, W. Hawkey, A. Hoong Yick, £i, 4s ; Ah Cheong, Yan Hagger, W. Hunter, W. Hay, L. Man• Way, Ah Tan, each £2; Ah Tung, ning, J. Knell, T. Thewlis, R. Rolston, Gooey Sun, Wah Harn, Hock .Shem, J. Craven, J. Lamb, P. Murphy, T. Ah Pan, Peng Lira, Way Kwong, McMahon, W. Haggar, T. Turner, G. Hock Len, Bow Sing, Bow Ting, Hagger, J. Napier, W. Graham, J. Rose, Han Lee, Ah Seong, Chas. Ah C. McDonald, J. Brownbill, J. Bond, J. Song, Ah Yick, Wong Han, Tong Ellis, each is ; J. McKellar, is 6d ; J. C. Way, Ah Taun, each £1 10s; He Nam, Hodgens, M. Bunting, L. Powell, G. Koo Nam, Ah Han, Han Gooey, Whelan, M. Whelan, J. Nelson, ]. Wah Way, Kie Way, Ah Pong, Wee Bourke, P. Sergeant, Misses M. Dowsett, Loon, Leujat, Heeu Goon, each £1 5s; M. Warren, M. Keenan, Shephard, A. Loon Way, Hock Liu. Ah Choo, Leu Starkey, A. Richardson, E. Rice, L. Sing, Ah Urn, each £1 25 6d ; Ah Hong, Collins, A. Jacobson, M. Conway, M. Toy Hock, each £1 2s; Ah Pon, Ah Auhl, each 6d ...... £3 1 0 Woou, Ah Gan, Ah Ling, Ah Lin, He Cheong, Kim Sin Lee, Yep Cheong, Ah Yen, Sun War Yet, Sun Cho'ngSing, Messrs DALGETY & CO's. Store Hands, each £1 is; Kock Oun, £1; Moy Way, Per Mr P. Hughes. Sewers, 5s; W. 15s ; Leu Jam, Woon Hock, each 10s 6d; O'Neil, H. Glen, G. Wallace, G. Grant, Yan Gay, 10s ; Willie Seong, 5s ; Shock W. Sadler, J. Fiddes, W. Sceneay, T. Hong, 3s ...... £n 5 6 Conway, J. Sceneay, P. Leahy, J. M'Leod, J. Niblett, each 2s ; J. H. Cus- ney, A. Sefton, each is 6d ; P. Maher, T. Employees cheetham salt prop. ltd. : Herbert, D. Ryan, F. Lucas, F. French, A. J. C, 10s ; A. Shaw, H.A.P., each 5s ; J. McCrae, S. Lonnigan, W. Evans, R. T. Edgar, G. Cawkill, each 3s; P. Shaw, Digby, E. Maguire, T. McKinley, M. W. R. Boithwick, 0. Chelberg, J. Dia• Carey, J. Martin, J. Keon, Keuyon, W. mond, C. Catterall, C. Helliugj, C. Sel- McOrie, T., each is...... £290 way, J. Leyfield, G. Grinter, J. Hunt, N. Irwin, M. Dwyer, F.A.B., each 2s 6d ; D. JAS FERRY, Esq., Barwon Park— Johnstone, W. Cawkill, F. Hunt, W. J. Ferry, 10s 6d ; J. Alsopp, 5s ; R.. Roe- McDermott, A. H. Barling, W. Saxon, worth, 1. Collins, A. Gosney, J. Bennett, G. White, A. Atkinson, J. Reid, each 29 ; H.Hall, H. Bennett, Friend, each 2s 6d; L. Catterall, R. Stokes, B. Jennings, J. S. Bennett, D. Mathews, I. Mawson, Bartlett, J. Sterling, C. Hindell, W. W. Collins, each 2s; H. Mauson, G. Hunt, W. McCracken, W. Moore, D. Lloyd, A. Mawson, G. Clarke, S. Glad- Lamont, McPherson, G. Pownall, T. man, J. Murphy, D. Boyd, A. Lloyd, each Coppard, J. McIIugh, C. Warren, P. Con• is ...... ^290 way, H. Eaton, each is ...... £i 13 6

Employees COBB & CO., Geelong. R. O. Dwyer, F.Mitchell, each 2s 6d ; H. Mr. R. FORD : Nibuett, G. Barnett, D. Carney, P. Car• M. J. Ford, R. Ford, each 2s 6d; W. roll,.C. Sharp, H. Moss, H. Dryburgh, Cooper, 2S4d; F. Black, Mrs. Pollock, P. McDonald, A. Morris, F. Howarth, G. each 2s; R. Brelnell, R. Kronei, J. Ledgerwood, A. Rowley, Criss, Harrison, Hendv, C. Gregory, J. Forau, J. Garvie, P. Coltish, each 2s; J. Baclcwell, G. Gil- P. Douglas, J. Bishop, J. P. F., J. sou, A. Allden, R. Stokes, W. Pettrass, Thomas, L. Sullivan, E. McLellan, G. jun., H. Walsh, each is ...... ^"210 B. Patterson, E. Dancocks, J. Martyu, J. R. Thompson, C. Korner, Pennefather,

r A. Burden, C. Hopping, " Good Luck," Per j. deppeler, Esq., Bates ord : each is; S. C, 7d ...... £1 11 n J. Deppeler, Mrs Muhlebach, H. King, Deppeler Bros , each £1 ; Hammerli Bros , J. H. Dardell, Muhlebach Bros., E. W. GIBSON, Esq., Belmont— each 10s; G. M. Buchter, 7s 6d; Fritz E. W. Gibson, £1 is; W. Lloyd, 5s; Marcndaz, G. A. Martin, A. H. Buchter, W. Eddington, P. Eddington, D. Fed- J. Faver, E. Weitnauer, each 5s ;J. Gug- ley, J. Ashmore, T. Lloyd, J. McKenzie, ger, L. Imer, H. Thetaz, each 2s6d ... £j 10 o each 2s ...... £1 18 0 23 q, GARDENER, Esq., Marshaltown — Employees Messrs. HAWKES BROS.: G. Gardener, £1 is ; G. Zelley, D. Plum- H. B. Gibb (extra), 3s; H. B. Gibb, G. ridge, C. Palmer, each 2s 6d ; F. Tozer, Crowle, Wiuchcombe, A. S. Paton,

2S; Jas. Gibuey, Geo. Hill, Thos. Gar• A. Watt, each 2s 6d; Watt, Ai dener, G. A. Gardener, J. Britter, J. F. MacLeau, J. Young, A. R. Hobbs, each Eaeusch, E. Lockwood, W. Lockwood, 2s ; C. Nash, is 6d ; A. Dickius, J. Allen, R. Zelley, J. Jasper, J. Hill, each Is ... £2 1 6 0. Purnell, O. Sadler, N. F. Day, A. S. Stewart, A. S. Irving, A. Andrew, j. QUEST, Esq., Loco. Sheds— Walmer, A. Blair, R. Walker, R. Sykes, J. F. Occo, H. Prior, H. Poynton, O. C. A. Hobbs, T. Ellwood, E. O'Neil, F. Petersen, F. Neale, each 2s 6d; M. Westaway, S. Johnson, W. Bouncy, H. Saunders, E. Flynn, A. A. Ciok, T. Slater, Gue, H. B., E. M. Green, R. Walker, R. Jones, A. Stevenson, F. Cook, each is ...... £2 10 0 Denyer, T. Brown, W. Jarvis, W. Chis- holm, T. Kitchen, W. McKinley, T. Larkius, each 2s; F. L. Walsh, is 6d; Employees Messrs. HODGES BROS., per Mr. E. Hodges: H. G. Marsh, W. Grant, K. McKenzie, E. A. Nuttur, J. Dorgan, M. Hodgens, E. Hodges, C. Hodges, W. Burke, H. M. Drew, A. Floyd, W. Nitchie, A. Chamberlain, J. Barwick, B. Barry, G. Myers, B. Henderson, H. Mayuard, J. J.andy, J. Higgins, T. Higgins, each 2s. Brown, S. Drew, R. Floyd, J. Gibson, 6d; D. Cunningham, P. Keon, W. M. Shanahan, F. Archer, J. Gleniister, Everett, each is ...... £1 5 6 M. Hav, F. Ravson, G. Laycock, F. Tuffs, Stock, E.'Earlel, E. Spence, R. R. JAMIESON, Esq, Darlington: Dalton, S. Cox, each is ...... £3 So H. Stanbury, 5s; N. Nicholson, D. Wynd, W. Alford, A. Armour, G. Alford, W. R GUNDRY, Esq., Jan JuC : B. Dale, I. Holdworth, W. Dale, C. W. R. Gundry, Plane, each 10s; C. Noble, McDonald, W. Warren, each 2S 6d; I. G. Cuminings, G. Hood, R. Bennett, J. Wvnd, F. J. Lee, each 2s; G. Whelan, Seiffut, lach 5s; T. Kinnaue, 3s; J. Rawley, O. Duggan, G. Bliss, C. Bray, G. Ashmore, U. Rau, B. I-Iinch- each is ...... £1 19 0 cliff, H.. Harding, W. Beansch, W. Cunningham, J. Hunter, A. Gross• GEELONG MASTER BAKERS:- man, Kea Ora, G. Hunter, T. Duffield, H. Duffield, A. Payne, C. Miller, J. Ash• G. Moody, J. Little, F. J. Drayton, more, D. Paulke, A. K., A. Rau, G. T. F. Murr-iy, Anderson Bros., E. Law, Amos, J. Gibson, Mrs I.eibhardt, M. I)., Miss M. Mansfield, Bell Bros., F. G. Holden, J. Cox, J. Henry, G. Imer, Dance, each £1 is ; S. Newbury, M. Hunter, A. Pjiisiorn, G. Lomas, W. E. Myers, C. A. Byers, Guest and Wilson, F.- Rosser, Mrs Murray, A. Bentley, S. D. Hawkes, J. Brassey, Jackson, J. Bainfather, J. Roddick, each each 10s 6d; N. Robertson, 7s 2s 6d; J. Hunter, A. C. Gundry, C. 6d ; A. E. Rerdan, L. Gravolin, E. W. Bubb, G. Hooper, J. D. Hunt, J. Duf• Britter, Mrs J. Ritchie, each 5s; A. field, H. Kuger, Mrs Sheppanl, E. Dart, Barnes, 2s6d ...... £14 2 0 J. Brown, C. Bansch, B. Leibhardt, each 2s; J. Foliett, F. Rosser, C. Carlguu, Employees of Messrs. G. MERCER and Co.: each is ...... ^"826 E. Mercer, 5s ; G. Mercer, 2s 6d ; G. H. Browuhill, E. A. Burgess, each 2s ; W. Employees of Messrs HARVEY, DANN, and Co., per Mr. P\ J. Harvey, Geelong: Reid, H. Pilley, A. Luscombe, each is; V. Hardimau, 6d ...... £0 15 o F. J. H., 6s 6d; G. L. 1'., 5s; E. H., S. S. W., E Thorley, R. Hair, P. Peach, each 2s 6d ; F. W. S., R. Barry, W. Mrs. Inverleigh: Henderson, J. H. F., T. Miles, C. J. Fox, MORIARTY, J. H., J. Farley, T. McH., each 2s; M. Moriarty, £1 is; T. M. W., 2s 6d; "Friend," F. G." McU., C. Russell, W. L. P. P., 2s ; K. Newitt, H. Davis, E. V. Thorlev, W. M. T., A. S., F. R., M. M., Parker, B. Willis, each is ...... ^196 W. H., J. B., T. N., W. I., G. T C, T. C, V. W., T. D., I. M., C. F., each is -.£3 ° o Employees munday : J. McManus, N. L. Watson, each 2S 6d ; E. HAWK&SWORTH and EMPLOYEES, Maniock- M. Hurley, D. Gellately, P. Doherty, T. vale: Cosgrove,'E. Halmshaw,T. McCorniack, E. Hawkesworth, 10s; S. E. Hawkes- D. Cromer, J. Kearney, T. Doran, each worth, Mcintosh, each 5s; W. Feisley, 2s; D. Hickev, B. Hickey, J. McCarthy, P. Thompson, B. Powell, G. Sims, each J. Hurley, A. Cromer, jun'., W. McCarter, ->s; A. Powell, N. Powell, each is ... £T 10 o each is ...... ••• £l f 0 24

A. MCDONALD, Esq., Anakie: C. Moore, N, Phillips, each 2s 6d ; McPherson, A. Bond, McCormack, R. A. McDonald, los 6d ; W. Mathews, 5s ; Bound, I. Harris, B. Lector, hut cook, G. Clark, 3s ; S. McDonald, S. McGuire, J. Brosnan, Marshall, J. Buller, McNaughton, W. C. Osborne, J. O'Neill, M. Delaiunty, P. Tucker, L. Quigley, J. B. Wrewary, W. Rangal, C. Parmer, A. Parke, J. Wishart, J. Fasso, T. Lynch, Bath, each 2s; A. Berry, J. Nevine, T. C. Millar, Jas. O'Neill, each 2s 6d; H. Stephenson, D. McGuire, A. Marshall, Cashmore, W. Morgan, F. Densley, G. R. Bath, E. Stephenson, each is ... £$ 7 (J Gifford, A. McCarthy, B. Kershaw, each Mr. R. SAXON : 2s; H. Lord, H. Hopper, each is •••£350 Sydney McCann, 5s; H. Lamond, J. Wardrobe, A. McDonald, each 2s 6d; I. D. McHarry and Co., Lirne Works, Lara: Stacey, G. Connors. E. Silence, J. Cant- D. McHarry and Co., £1 is ; J. Oakley, well, 'C. Keller, J. Tissot, A. Carlson, 3s; D. Callat, M. Williams, D. McHarry, each 2s; B. Stacey, J. Smith, J. Wilson, each 2s ...... £1 10 0 L. Harvey, each is ...... £1 10 6

Estate late P. MCINTYRE, Esq., Murdeduke: STORE HANDS, STRACHAN, MURRAY, and SHAN• NON, per Mr. D. Mclntyre ; Estate, £1 is; F. Richmond, S. Glad- D. Mclntyre, £1; E. Gray, 5s; J. Dal• man, A. Witcombe, T. Wilson, S. ton, 2s 6d; T. Gorman, T. Harris, T. Stephenson, W. Bennett, H. Bennett, G. Trask, C. Cross, H. Grace, T. Dunne, T. Geach, G. Stephenson, W. Newcombe, Shelly, J. Murphy, B. Shelly, J. Mclnnes, Richmond, jun., A. Bourke, E. Cameron, P. Gibney, D. Tough, W. Barling, J. J. Shinners, H. Stephenson, each 2s 6d ; Butterworth, J. Bower, H. McLean, A. J. Stephenson, T. Gladman, T. Shinners, Barling, J. Helmore, R. Lindel, C. each 2s; Alex. Alsop, is ...... £5 5 & Levett, N. Chisholm, E. Shelly, D. McClure, W. Nixon, W. Cole, T. Gibney, Messrs. O'BEIRNE and Co., Breakwater : each is ...... £2 13 6 H. O'Beirne, 5s; W. Mclnnes, C. Staple- ton, Con. Doherty, each 2s 6d; J. White, Messrs. C. H. SMITH and Sons, Clyde Works: E. Leahy, P. Coleman, M. Fowler, T. C. H. Smith and Sons, £1 is; C. H. Leahy, T. Betts, each 2s; P. Cosgrove, Smith, jun., W. H. Smith, each 5s; E. B. G. Barling, W. Mclnnes,jun., R. Dalton, Smith, A. V. Smith, R. Daltera, H. J. Allen, B. Doherty, B. Kildea, C. Flynn, Grossman, G. Barling, each as 6d ; C. J. O'Connor, T. McFarlane, each is ... £1 14 6 Cleveland, F. Milliken, W. Ford, R, Shelley, W. Pattie, H. Aitcheson, each Employees PARKS and GARDENS, per J. P. Day, 2s; J. Jennings, H. Jones, J. Craig, Esq.: L. Pattie, T. Irwin, F. Binch, R. Wel- J. P. Day, ss; W. H. Simmons, Wm. lam, G. Hambling, each is ... £3 3 6 McDouald, each 2s 6d ; Thos. Henry, G. Saxbee, E. Newling, H. Newling, W. Employees UNION WOOLLEN MILLS, Ge'elong: Henry, H. Wallace, J. Sullivan, each 2s; H. Nelson, R. Overend, T. McAulay, A. Hands, is ...... £1 5 Mrs Eldridge, W. Anderson, B. Williams, J. McCarthy, G. Taylor, W. McFarlane, W. PEEL, Esq., Murgheboluc: P. McFarlane, J. Christis, P. Furley, A. Mrs. G. Peel, W. Peel, each 5s; Thos. Tragur, I. Lennox, A. Kerrigan, N. Boble, F. Bird, Mrs Curtis, Townsend, Guanine, M. Hocking, each 2s 6d ... ^"015 0 E. Wenncott, M. Lauton, T. Williams, Employees Mr. R. PURNELL, Geelong : E. Smith. Mrs Milliken, Mrs O'Neill, M. P Cunningham, 2s 6d ; H. A. Purnell, Dalton, T. Dalton, S- Condon, T. Ander• is 6d; F. Cave, M. O'Callaghan, F. son, N. Duthie, J. McRae, F. Freeman, Martin, T. Kennedy, T. Coffey, H. W. Lee, W. Bradshaw, J. Topen, each Thomas, H. Smart, W. Hambling, T. is ; A. Bird, M. Kennedy, R. Dudderidge, Hickey, F. Collins, P. Hammond, N. R. J. Hartiugs, H. Boyd, E. Crofts, G. Purnell, H. Holdaway, N. Bell, H. Wenstanley, V. Grecian, Griffon, H. Atkins, I. Sharp, each is ...... £100 Price, M. Collins, L. Pont, S. Ricketts, A. Anderson, C. McQueen, L. Anderson, T. RUSSELL, Esq., Rokewood: D. O'Callaghan, M. Duddridge, A. Davey, H. Stnbly, Mrs Collins, N. T. Russell £2 10s; H. A. Wheadon, 5s; Rabbles, Miss Mclrenery, L. Bird, F. P. Coonbir, is ...... £2 16**0 Bird, G. Spendlove, F. Carey, P. Ken• nedy, W. Hayden, A. Dodds, F. Grellet, SHEARERS, etc., per James Russell, Esq., Barunahi W. Rand, J. Price, J. Dodds, J. Henry, Hesse: F. Marriane, A. Barclay, A. Binch, E. J. Nive, 3s 6d ; A. Gibson, C. Britter, A. Binch, C. Rand, H. Ribaux, G. Adams, McQueen, W. Gibson, C. Gibson, J. Bath, C. Gibbs, E. Keeley, J. Gogell, R. J. Glerdown, W. Higgins, G. Higgins, Gogell.J. McMahon, each 6d ... ^"218 6 25

oyees j. C. TAYLOR and SON i E. Shanahan, P. McMahon, J. Gleeson, Office, 4s; E. Taylor, 2s; .E. J. Taylor, J. Moylan, P. Donohue, D. Farrelly, W. G. H-, R- Jenkins, J. Yeoman, E. James, Wyatt, S. Boyd, D. McKay, J. McCagh, f. Hurley, Jonah, W. Owen, O. Wood, H. Maymont, A. Black, each 2s 6d; T. p,'Prosser, Burn, A. T., J. W. Martin, L-. Hayden, 2s; M. Askew, A. Mcintosh, Phillips, S., each is ...... £1 each is ...... „„ £2 11 0

gjaplovees VOLUM BREWING COMPANY, per Mr. s.M. VICTORIAN RAILWAYS, Geelong: H. W. Buckland: W. Spencer, 5s; H. Thomas, H. Wilsou, S; Young, £l is; H. W. Buckland, J. W. Aargau, M. Healy, J. Kerley, J. Small, each 5s; T. Austin, 2s 6d ; D. McDonald, A. B., eacb.2s6d; W. Crel- Jowler, E. Syinona, C. Geggie, R. Wren- lin, Buckleg, J. Joyes, W. Mansfield, R. wood, E. C Cowley, M. Hogan, A. Chamberlain, J, Nannah, W. McCor- MeMurrick, each 2s; J. O'Tooles, W. mack, D. Whipps, N. Kennedy, F. ilaher, each is; C. Keeuan, E. Dupe, Gray, J. Farris, H. Hayward, A. Wonall, each 6d ...... £2 10 6 A. Elliot, H. Kitchen, J. Seeplonson, e2ch2s; J. Britter, isSd; M. Chamber• « lain, E. J. Anderson, S. Arnold, J. W.F. VOLUM, Esq., Murgheholue : Beaton, W. C. .Reidg, T. Green, D. W. F. Volum, £5 5s; J. Gibson, T. Red- Guest, F. Smith, C. Grundv, T. Leyden, Jon, W. Gibson, S. Gibbons, L. Kelson, J. McDuff, R. Jones, H. "Hadden, W. R. Gibson, S. Clark, K. Tierney, S. P. Cremor, A. W. Seces, W. Wright, M. Ryan, T. Anglim, J. Kenshols, E. Hen• Huggett, each 2s 6d ; S. Walker, F. Col• derson, E. Riordau, M. Maher, D. lins, each is ...... £6 9 6 Ksgan, W. Cavanagh, E. Bragg, J. Kelly, J. Edwards, W. Banfield, A. Elliott, J. P. SHANAUGHAN, Esq., Victorian Railways: Clarke, J. Pender, R. Nicholson, C. R. Dalrymple, C. Jones, F. Mullins, J. Graham, A. Evans, D. Johnson, T. Bat- Gtylard, M. Walsh, J. Ryan, T. Jones, sou, W. Fraser, G. Taylor, each is ... £14 14 2

GIFTS IN KIND. Queenscliff Fishing Co., Constable Gleeson, M. G. Woolnough, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Beamond Marcus Collins, Inspector of Fisheries, Government —Literature and Books. Cool Stores—-Fish. "A Friend," Mrs. McMillan, Mr. Woolnough, Mrs. White, Mrs. G. Hope, Mrs. Brodle, Mr. Mrs. Edney—Clothing. Holmes, " A Friend "—Medicine Bottles. Austin Gray, Mrs. A. W. Gray, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Anuear, Mrs. Connor, Mr., Holy Trinity S. S. hool, Barrabool, Highton C. E., Kellv, Miss Davidson, W. Jackson, Mrs. J. H. Mrs. Viues,"Mrs. McMurdie. Church of Christ S.S., Hope, Miss K. Hendy, Mrs. Watson, Highton C.E., Mrs. Boadle, Mrs. Buird—Flowers. Mrs. F. A. White, '• A Friend," Mrs. Beamond, Mr. Miss Tranter, Miss Gordon—Parcels of mittens. Heard, Miss Thompson, Brown and Bosse'ice, Town Collier—Six dozen vegetables, and Country Club, Miss A. and Miss E. Williams, Mrs. Thaeker—Chair and Stand, •Mrs. Harding, S. Cur-now, Mrs. Anuear, Miss Mrs. Austin—One dozen pairs of Slippers. Peters, Mrs. R. Mercer, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. W. All Saints' Church—One parcel of toys. Nash, Mrs. E. White, Mr. W. Gardener, Mrs. Mr. E. Austin, St. Luke's Church—Fruit and Hduey, E B., G. C, aud R. G., Miss Gardener, vegetables. Miss Beamond, Mr. F\ Humble, Mr. Routlev, Mrs. Geelong Progress Association— Two cans milk. Perry, Mrs R. W. Renfrey, Marshal! St. C." E-, T. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. E. Whyte — Illustrated A. Dickson, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Curtis, "Once a papers. Patient," Mr. H. B. Hodges, E- G. Graham, E. M. Rev. F. W. R. Newton- Fruit and vegetable. Thompson, Mrs. Sammins, Miss Leven, Miss E. Seargeant Mulcahey—Two odd boots. Moiler, A J. Andrews, Miss L. Thompson, Mrs. A.N.A., Geelong, per E. D. Wilcox—Tobacco for Duncan, Mrs. Eldridge, Mr. Anderson.- Reading inmates. matter and newspapers. Miss A. Cromer, "A Mrs. Hope—Two sacks of pears. Friend," Mr. Franklau, Mrs. Daucey, Rev. Baird, ; Mrs. Govett—F. eveu packets of playing cards. Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Moriarty (per Mr. J*. Purdie'), Mr. Mr. Day—One bundle lavender. WiIIi.mis,i Rev. J. A. Forrest, Mrs. Price—Maga• Miss Goodman—Sandwiches. zines. Mr. J. McLennan —Five cases of apples. Tea given to Benevolent Inmates by Miss Carr. Mr. J. DmiKton —Many cases fruit. Legacies £ s. d, The hit-Miss M. A. Watson 50 o i) The late Col. J. I.. Price 50 o 0 The hue V, R. Morris, Esq. 53 3 0 The late T. Pitets, Esq. 100 o 0 The lute Ms. M. Cochiud ... 10 o o The late J. J. Burns, Esq. 25 o 0 26 List of Christmas Gifts, 1909 {Continued from Pugc &'). Meal.—M. McCartin. Cheese.—H. F. Richardson. Hop Beer.—J.J. Trait, 6 dozen. Biscuits.—Phcenix Biscuit Co. (2 large tins). Groceries,—Mrs. Burnett. Toys.—E. L. Jullien and J, Drew. Jam.—Swallow and Ariel, one case. Lollies.—J. Chapman, McPhillimy Bros. Preserved Fruits.—Morau and Cato, Mr. O'Connell. Fruit.—Virgona, G., J. Deppeler (2 cases), Mr. Dalton, half-case. Rhubarb.—Virgona Bros. Mince Pies.— Mrs. Patterson. Fish.—Mr. Kelly. Potatoes.—W. H. Maine and Co. (1 case). Currants and Raisins.—H. Milner. Loan Pot Plants and Green Stuff.—Mayor of Geelong. Loan Crockery, Cutlery, Glassware, etc.— W. Shaw. Loan of Bunting.—W. Libby, Bright and Hitchcocks. Loan Chinese Lanterns.—Bright and Hitch- cocks. Loan of Van.—H. Martini. Hospital Saturday and Sunday Collections. £ s. d. £ s. d. St. Matthew's Church of England 1 16 2 Presbyterian Church, Connewarre 0-16 0 St. John's Church of England, Portarl• Presbyterian Church, Ryrie street (per ington 1 0 7 R. Robertson) 9 0 0 St. John's Church of England, St. Leon• High Church, Gberinghap Street 10 0 0 ards 0 5 10 St. Gtorge's Church, Latrobe Terrace 12 4 6 St. Paul's Church of England, Geelong 20 0 3 Presbyterian Church, Portarlington ... 1 13 6 St. Mark's Church of England, Leopold 1 14 4 Presbyterian Church, Winchelsea 6 1 9 St. Albans (per J. Dew) 0 9 3 Presbyterian Church, Pettavel 0 10 0 Church of England, Ocean Grove 0 12 9 Presbyterian Church, Mt. Duneed 0 10 0 St. Thomas' Church of England, Win• St. George's Sunday School, Geelong 1 0 0 Reformed Presbyterian Church chelsea (per W. Hopkins) 2 IS 6 2 9 6 St. John's Church of England, Ban• Leigh Presbyterian Church (per A. P. nockburn (per J.Rawlings) 1 7 6 Bingley) 1 6 0 St. Matthew's Sunday School (per C. Strict Baptist Church, Chilwell 3 0 0 Wilcox) 1 10 3 Baptist Church, Feuwick Street (per W. St. James' Church of England, Mort• Wallis) ... ' 4 0 0 lake (per Kev.J. H. Wagg) 3 4 0 Baptist Mission, Marshall Street 1 5 0 St. John's Church of England, Kolora Baptist Church, Aberdeen Street 5 19 6 (per Rev. J. H. Wagg) 1 0 9 Mt. Zior. Baptist Church, Little Ryrie St. James' Church of England Sunday Street (per W. Shaw) ... 3 0 0 School (per Rev. J. H. Wagg) 0 4 0 Hospital Sunday, Collaction in Hos• St. George's Church of England, pital 4 i'5 9 Queenscliff (per O. R. Cazaley) ... 4 8 3 Bethel Sunday School (per Mr. Robin) 0 7 6 St. Paul's Church of England, Inver• Saints' Church (per Rev. T. Butter• leigh 0 15 6 worth) 0 15 0 St. Andrew's Church of England, Geelong Artillery Baud (per Secretary) 21 7 7 Murgheboluc 0 6 9 Salvation Army I per the Captain) 3 16 8 AH Saints' Church of England, New• Lutheran Church, Germantown (per town (per W. Finnin) 13 2 6 Rev. Shultz) 3 2 6 Christ Church of England (per G. S. Lutheran Church, Germantown (per Faulkner) 7 17 0 Rev. Heyer) 5 0 0 Holy Trinity Church of England, Barra• Methodist Church, Queenscliff (per E. bool 2 0 6 R.Guy) ... 2 0 0 Wilson Memorial School ... 0 5 0 Geelong East Methodist Circuit 26 15 7 Presbyterian Church, Werribee 1 1 0 Methodist Sunday School, Lara 0 3 0 Free Presbyterian Church, Geelong People's Mission, Yarra Street (per E. (per J. McNaughton) ... 9 10 0 Orchard) 0 14 0 Presbyterian Church, Barrabool Hills Church of Christ, Latrobe Terrace 1 10 0 (per C. Anderson) 4 0 0 Congregational Church, Geelong 3 7 8 Presbyterian Church and Sunday Boys' Preparatory School, Geelong (per School, Portsea (per W. G. Allin) 1 3 2 G. Greenfield) 1 1 0 Presbyterian Church, Anakie (per Rev. Hospital Saturday Collections (per J. Houston) 1 4 3 Nurses) 32 10 1 Presbyterian Church, Sutherland's Do. do. do. 0 2 6 Creek (per Rev. J. Houston) 3 2 3 Church of England Girls' High School 1 1 0 Presbyterian Church, Russell's Bridge H. P. Douglass ... 2 0 0 (per Rev. J. Houston) 1 8 0 St. Mary's R C. Church, Yarra Street ... 45 9 6 Presbyterian Church, Batesford (per St. Peter and St. Paul's R.C. Church, Rev. J. Houston) 1 19 0 Mercer Street iS 8 1 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, St. Bernard's R.C. Church, Balmont ... 1 13 7 Geelong 3 0 0 St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Batesford ... 1 5 0 St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Employees of Howard, Smith and Co. 0 10 0 Queenscliff S 2 7 " Wellwisher " ... 0 10 0 Presbyterian Church and Sunday Geelong West Methodist Church 20 7 10 School, Geelong West 3 0 1 Presbyterian Church, Inverleigh 2 14 1 £366 10 8 27

Municipal Grants. £ »• A- £ s. d. Shire of Winchelsea ...... 880 Shire of Bellarine ...... 1700 Shire of Meredith ...... 7 10 o Newtown and Chilwell Borough ... 20 o a Shire of Hampden ...... 15 o o Geelong West Borough ...... 20 o o Shire of South Barwon ...... 550 Shire of Corio ...... 10 10 o Geelong Town Council ...... 65 o o Shire of Wyudham ...... 500 Shire of Bannockburn ...... 500 Shire of Ballan ...... 300 Shire of Mortlake ...... 500 Borough of Cjueenscliff ...... 770

ATTENDANCE LIST from ist July, 1908 to 30th June, 1909.

a u VU "ST a? s & S bt) s.S i£ S.5 NAMES. S x NAMES. 0 ** U v 0 OJ •J u UJS a n ( 3 Meetings) .

Ml „ ( 3 Meetings) . « «

(1 2 Meetings) . as (5 2 Meetings) . C1 2 Meetings) .

a „ §c Hous e Committe Genera l Committe e Specia l Committe e Specia l Committe e CJ w X Genera l Committe e s s Bradley, W. W. II II I Kelly, Rev. H. 2 I Brown, H. Blouvfield IO 8 I Leary, F. j. 7 6 Collier, A. Martin, G., President 12 S 3 7 9 f Dickson, T. A. 7 I Nicol, J., Vice-President 6 33 2 Doyle, J. P. McCabe 6 Newton, F. W. R. ... 4 England, G. E- 9 I Purdie, J. 9 33 1 Forrest, Rev. J. A. ... • ... 5 I Powell, Rev. A. 7 Harris, Rev. E. 10 I Philpott, E. 4 7 Humble, W. 10 42 I Shannon, C, Vice-President ... 8 31 3 Higgins, W. 7 3 Smith, J. 3 14 Jullien, E. L. 5 I Small, Dr. J. 11 45 1 Kernot, W. C. 9 I

Extracts From Bye-Laws.

Qualification, Designation, and Privileges of Benefactors.—Bye-Law No. 5.—The following shall be the qualification, designation, aud privileges of Goveruots, Contributors, and Honorary Collectors, viz.:—£50 personal contribution in one year—Life Governor; ^"30 personal contribution in one 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 be entitled to 4 In and 8 Out Patients annually; ^25 bequest under will, first-named or acting executor under such will—Governor for 2 years, to be 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 Church or Layman collecting in one year— Honorary Collector ; £j and upwards, 3'early subscription—Contributor.

Provided always that no Minister, Congregation, Association, Society, Company, or person shall nominate as a contributor or contributors any person or persons, the yearly subscription or subscriptions for whom shall be sought or intended to be paid out of moneys derived from public or private collections for Charitable purposes Every firm or partnership subscribing may exercise their privileges through one of themsslyes to be nominated in writing by such firm, and the Trustees or Executors of every Estate subscribing may exercise tlieit 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 aW they represent. Bye-Law No. 6.—Life Governors will be entitled to recommend I In and 4 Out-Patients (always on she 1 books); Governor for 5 years (personal donation)—1 In and 4 Out-Patients always on the books dining that time ; Governor for 5 years (Executor under will)—4 In and 8 Out-Patients' tickets annually; Governor for 2 years— 2 In and 4 Out-Patients' tickets annually ; Life Subscriber—I In and 2 Out-Patients' tickets annualh ; Contributor—1 In and 2 Out Patients' tickets annually for each £1 sucscribed ; Honorary Collector—1 In and 2 Out-Patients' tickets annually for each £1 collected. 'I Bye-law No. 7.—Recommendation 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 person shall be subject te the approval of the Committee of Management,, aud provided that the funds and the accommodation of the 1 Institution admit of their reception. When recommendations cannot be acceded to, a ticket in lieu of that J used shall be returned to the Subscriber, Tickets will be issued by the Secretary to the Subscribes at the time of payment of subscriptions. Subscribers shall also have the privilege at any time, on application to the -i Secretary, of exchanging Out-Patients for In-l'atients ; aud v CE-VCRSII ; One In-Patient's ticket being equivalent I to three Out-Patients'. 1 !

Bye-Law No. S.—Subscribers of ^ i 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. -\ Bje-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/'- aud upwards, three votes; £3 3/-, two votes; £1, one vote; Honorary Colltclors for whole amount collected in one year, one 1 vote. Admission of Patients into the Infirmary.—Bye-Law No. 58.—Accidents and such cases oft decided emergency only as in the opinion of ihe Resident Surgeon cannot be delayed may be received in the < Infirmary at an}' time without ticket, provided, however, that should an accident or emergency case remain iu the Institution three days or more, an Iu-Patient's Ticket must then be procured without delay. The admission '• of patients in ordinary' cases recommended by Subscribers' Thickets shall be dail}- (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 burgeon ; such admission to be temporary, aud subject to ths approval of the House Committee at its next meeting. j j Admission of Paying Patients.—Bye-Law No. 59. — Paying Patients may be admitted at the , discretion of the House Committee, who shall fix the weekly rate,to be charged to each patient, aud in the , event of an operation being necessary ma}' fix a fee therefore, and may require the same to be paid in advance; , and even'person admitted on the ground of emergency to the benefits of. the Institution, and able, in the j 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 subect to confirmation. . Bye-Law No. 60.—The General Rules and Regulations of the Institution shall be applicable to and be observed by all Paying Patients, i Persons not Admissable.—Bye-Law No. 6a.—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 j or infectious disease; no one subject to epilepsy; nor anyone who, in the opinion of the Honorary Medical; Staff for the week, or the Resident Surgeon, might receive equal benefit as an Out-Patient, shall be admitted; •• and no child under five years of age shall be admitted, except in cases of accident or for a surgical operation; • nor except under special circumstances shall Patients be admitted from other districts where hospitals exist; ; provided that the House Committee or Officers of the Bartitution shall have discretionary power to admit such • prohibited cases, and shall report upon the exercise i-f such power to the next general meeting of the Com• mittee 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 aud decided upon. No pregnant female for the purpose of confuiem-nt; no parson 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 ac'ual expenses of their maintenance, so far as their circumstances 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. Tlie 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 U14 further j ower li> require (if necessary) Patients to make a declaration before a Justice as to their means. *

HKNWOOD AND DANCKY, PRINTERS, ETC., RYRIK STKEKT, GKULONG.