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FINANCIAL STATEMENT, LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS, DONATIONS,

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STATISTICAL TABLE OF CASES TREATED DURING THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30th, 1912.

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QFFICE-BEARERS FOR 1912-1913. President:

GEO. MARTIN, ESQ, J.P. Vice-Presidents:

D R . J. SMALL, J . NICOL, Esq. Hon. Treasurer:

M. B. YOUNG, ESQ. General Committee;

ENGLAND, G., ESQ. REV. J. FORREST. REV. E. HARRIS. REV. R. KELLY. REV. F. W. R. NEWTON. BRADLEY, W. W, ESQ. BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, ESQ COLLIER, A., ESQ. DICKSON, T. A., ESQ. DOYLE, J. P. MCCABE, ESQ.

HIGGINS, W , ESQ. HUMBLE, W., ESQ. JULLIEN, E. L., ESQ. KERNOT, W. C , ESQ. LEARY, F. J , ESQ. PURDIE, J., ESQ., PHILPOTT, E., ESQ. SHANNON, C , ESQ.

House Committee: HUMBLE, W , ESQ. I SMALL, DR. J , Viee-Preaident NICOL, J., ESQ., Viee-P resident I SHANNON, C H A S , ESQ.

PURDIE, J, Esq.

Finance Committee: BROWN, H. BLOMFIELD, Esq. BRADLEY, W. W., Esq.

COLLIER, A , Esq. HIGGINS, W,. Esq.

LEARY, F. J, Esq.

Honorary Consulting Medical Officers: CROKER, P. A , E s q , M.B, CH.M. SMALL, J, E s q , F.R.C.S, Ed.

Honorary Medical Officers: KENNEDY, T. J. M , Esq., M.B, CH.B. McCALLUM, G, Esq , M.D. HARWOOD, A. W , E s q , L.R.C.S, P . E D , L.F.P.S.G. NEWMAN, F. J, E s q , M.B, CH.B.

Hon. Anassthetist: Hon. Skiagraphist: McPHEE, R. G, Esq,, M.B, B.S. ELVTNS, H. F. H , E s q , M.B, CH.B.

Secretary, Superintendent and House Steward: A. J. REILLY.

Dispenser and Assistant House Steward: Resident Surgeons: J. B . B E L L , M . B , B . S . J. J. C O N N O R , M . B , B . S .

Matron: M I S S M . H A R K N E S S .

Auditors: MESSRS. E . B E C H E R V A I S E & A . J . Y O U N G .

W. S I M P S O N .

Hon. Solicitor: W. H I G G I N S , Esq.

Collector: W. M . H U D S O N .

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SIXTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. To THE GOVERNORS AND SUBSCRIBERS.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN —

When last year's Report was compiled your Committee had to admit that the Institution was worse off at the end of the year than it was at the beginning.

Your Committee has again to preface its Report with the admission that financially the year has been worse than its predecessor,^as, notwithstanding the fact thai £102 was withdrawn from the Reserve Fund to reduce the Bank overdraft, the twelve months has closed with a deficit of £720 on the year's transactions. The Bank overdraft was £288 on 30th June, 1912, and accounts still unpaid amounted to £700, making the total debit owiiig £988. The Income for the year from all sources was £6,392, and Expenditure £7/112.

The deficiency has been principally caused by the great increase in number of cases nursed at the Infectious Wards, from Geelong and surrounding districts, the amount contributed by the several Councils being totally inadequate to pay for numbers treated. This question is however dealt with later on in the Report.

Other causes that have militated against the Credit Balance at the Bank have been increased expenditure on salaries and wages, and higher prices for provisions, which item has also been influenced by the course adopted by the Committee of providing a more liberal table for the nurses.

It has been found necessary to increase the salaries of,nurses in charge of wards; also wages of the male and female domestic workers and others, necessitated by the great scarcity of this class of labour. Wages of nurses and servants shows an increase of £400 for past year.

The enlarging of the Nurses' Home over two years ago was the commencement of die Institution falling into debt. The cost of these buildings, £1,000, had to be paid from Current Account. It was hoped at the time that something would be done by the public to raise money to pay this debt. Neither private benefactor nor the public however came to the rescue, and the result is that the Institution's Reserve Fund lias had to be drawn upon, and a considerable sum paid to the Bank for interest annually. Two fixed Deposits, one for £200, and another for £600, shortly clue, will also be withdrawn from Reserve Fund, reducing that account by those amounts. The Fund, which took fourteen years to build up, its interest only being used as a source of income, has thus in one short year been reduced by one quarter of its total. To summarize we may say the income is stationary and expenditure increasing.

Most of the items under "Income" compare favourably with those for preceding year. The Hospital Sunday Fund is increased by £37. The item, "Entertainments," £13, is small. Your Committee's experience of this source of revenue has been unfortunate, as on several occasions, performances organized in aid have resulted in little or no profit to the Institution. Although considerable sums have been drawn from the public nominally for or to aid this Charity, but expenses have'swallowed all or nearly all, and the Institution profited but little.

The total number of patients passing through the Institution was 3,660, Of these Jj,320 were admitted to the Wards. This shows an increase for year of 1,162 patients.

OUT-DOOR PATIENTS.—Number admitted, Males, 850; Females, 490; Total, \J$~ Number of occasions on which they attended, 5,677.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES.—293 patients were treated. They were as follows:-Diptheria, 256; Typhoid, 33 ; Scarlet Fever, 4. 3 deaths occurred from Diptheria; 3_ from Typhoid. This constitutes a record for Diptheria as far as our Annals go. Of these patients Geelong sent 119 ; Newtown and Chilwell, 33 ; Geelong West, 16; Shire of

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Bellerine, 18; Shire of Winchelsea, 20; Shire of Bannockburn, 19; Shire of Barrabool, 3; Shire of Corio, 13 ; Shire of Belmont and South Barwon, 7; Shire of Leigh, 4.

Rate of mortality has been 5.3 for all cases; 8.5 for Hospital In-door patients. 16 deaths occurred within 24 hours of admission.

E N D O W M E N T FUND.—Amount to credit of this is £7,685 2s. fid. It should be mentioned that the donors to this Fund have by their wills expressed their intention to leave this money for all time to the Institution, the interest only to be available for maintenance. Your Committee are of opinion that benefactors intentions should be strictly carried out.

The Hon. the Treasurer is reported in the Press recently as saying to a Hospital deputation " that they should spend their Endowment Fund." On it being pointed out to him that this was illegal, he is stated to have said "that a short Bill in Parliament would soon alter that." Your Committee contend that this is not the way to encourage people to leave their money to this Charity for a specific purpose.

OPERATING THEATRE—Instruments cost £190, but included in this sum is £93 for purchase of a new Steam High-pressure Sterilizer of latest design and pattern, for treating all dressings, gowns, instruments, &c, in as short a period as possible. The Theatre is always an expensive part of every Hospital, and ours is no exception. As indicating its necessity, 260 operations have been performed during the year.

The daily average of occupied beds has been 67.2 Hospital, and 74.5 Benevolent Asylum. The average cost per bed was £50 Os. 9d„ which is £7 more than last year.

H O S P I T A L S A T U R D A Y A N D SUNDAY.—£502 was subscribed, £80 of which was collected in the streets on Saturday by the Nurses and the following Honorary Collectors: Salvation Army Lasses, Miss Dot McManus, Masters Jack, Mederic, Guillaume and Miss Christine Fraillon. To the Nurses and Honorary Collectors your Committee's grateful thanks are now tendered. It is hoped that more willing volunteers will present themselves next Sunday Collection, and emulate these kind children in th eir efforts to help the sick and helpless. Although a number of Churches continue to divide their collections between the Hospital and Ladies' Benevolent Society, your Committee still hopes that the several Religious Denominations who do this, will eventually see the justice of the Hospital's contention, that Hospital Sunday Colleetions should be given entirely to the Hospital.

B E Q U E S T S . — L a t e Hon. G. F . Belcher, £51 4s. 4d.; Estate Late A. M. Harrison, £50; Estate late J. J. Burns, £5 ; Estate late W. Hallinan, £17 15s. lOd.; Estate late Mrs. D. McGillivray, £10; Estate late Jas. Piper, £10; Estate late M. King, £50. The good deeds of these generous benefactors live after them.

O L D - A G E P E N S I O N E R S A N D T H E B E N E V O L E N T ASYLUM.—TheBenevolent Asylum is fast becoming, instead of a Home for the aged, a Hospital for pensioners who are too ill and weak to linger outside, and who are then brought here by the Police, or the people with whom they board, to die. We have to bury them, if they have only been resident a day, the Old-Age Pension Department refusing to contribute anything towards a pensioner's funeral, and should the Commonwealth Old-Age Pension Department agree to pay any special case's pension to the Institution, it is deducted by the State Government from their Annual Grant, and thus an actual loss is further thrown upon this Institution. It is the opinion of your Committee that in many cases the granting of a pension does the recipient more harm than good. These poor people, with no one to look after them, sink into dirt and poverty. They would live longer, and be happier, in any properly conducted Asylum.

I N F E C T I O U S W A R D S . — T h e s e have continued very full during the whole year, 293 patients having been admitted; each one stayed on an_ayerage 23 days. The totally unexpected numbers seeking admission quite upset the calculations on which the various compromises as to payment were come to with surrounding Councils, and your Committee has had to advise all the Municipal Bodies that in future a minimum charge of £2 5s. will be made for every patient admitted. This amount was fixed after an exhaustive inquiry by your Committee as to what was the actual cost of each patient treated, Hospital authorities not undertaking to collect any money from patients.

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As the General Hospital has had to bear the burden of these cases, there was nothing else to be done, if the Institution is not to drift steadily towards bankruptcy. The Government gives no grant towards upkeep of Infectious Hospital, so if Councils do not pay the cost of same, the Hospital has to. It is satisfactory to be able to report that nearly all the Councils have seen the justice of the Committee's decision, and have agreed to the terms indicated. No Council is obliged to send their patients to us, and in the event of any Council not agreeing, we shall have to absolutely refuse to treat their residents in the Infectious Hospital.

C O N S U M P T I V E P A T I E N T S — Y o u r Committee is strongly of the opinion that in every district there should be erected by the Government, Sanatoria for the proper nursing and care of consumptive cases,where patientscould be treatedinthemost up-to-datemethod, and also isolated. At present these cases have to be nursed here in the midst of surgical and medical patients, often lingering for months at a time. We cannot give them the special expert treatment they should receive, which should be given early in the disease. Recently on several occasions patients suffering with this complaint in an advanced stage, have had to be admitted after being discharged from the recognised Government Sanatorium as incurable ; having been turned adrift, helpless, on the community in the most dangerously infectious stage of their complaint.

N E W C H A R I T I E S B I L L . — T h e Government has for some time contemplated getting a new Hospital and Charities Act passed, which was brought up by the Hon. W. A. Watt in July, 1911. This Bill, if carried as proposed, will bring under the jurisdiction of a Board of Charity practically all Charitable Institutions. Most of these Charities are successfully managed by Committees, who have had very extensive experience of their needs, and of the best methods of affording relief. In many cases the Secretary and Members of Committee have acted continuously for very long periods, and have acquired knowledge and experience which could be gained in no other way.

At a Conference held in Melbourne, at which representatives of this Hospital attended, they, with a large number .of delegates, objected to one Board as then proposed, to govern Metropolitan and Country Hospitals, but joined in the opinion that, while not objecting to a Board to govern Metropolitan Institutions, a second Board should be also appointed to manage Country Charities.

The Board will consist of three members—a Chairman at £800, and two members at £600 each. Your Committee cannot see what advantage the Board can claim over the present system. The powers proposed to be given to it are very extensive indeed. Your Committee is of the opinion that whatever purpose it is intended to serve, it will not help the Charities, or advance their welfare in any way. The Melbourne Institutions are protesting against the Bill, and asking Country Charities to join them.

Special Donations have been received from the following:—Mrs. C. Parbury, London, £20 ; Eight Hours' Anniversary Committee, £35 ; Lethbridge Quadrille Club, £2; Mrs. G. E. England, £3; John Matheson, Esquire, £10; Mrs. Jas. Coghlan, £10/10/-; Trustees Ed. Wilson Charitable Fund ("Argus"), £50; Trustees Estate late A. Felton, £80; Employees Point Nepean, £3/3/-; Mrs. H. M. Hourigan, £30 ; Sons of Temperance, £5/5/-; Mrs. M. Hudson, £20; Estate late G. Russell, £10 ; North Geelong Progress Association (for Infectious Wards' maintenance), £10/16/-.

L I F E S U B S C R I B E R S A N D G O V E R N O R S — M r s . H. M. Hourigan, Geelong, elected Life Governor, May, 1912 ; G. E. Halpin, Esquire, West Geelong, Life Subscriber, elected January, 1912. G O V E R N O R S F O R F I V E Y E A R S . — C . F. Belcher, Esq, Geelong; W. P. Miller, Esq, Geelong ; P. King, Esq, Mortlake. All three as first named executors to wills, leaving Bequests.

N U R S I N G STAFF.—Dur ing the past year several vacancies have occurred on the nursing staff. These have been filled by the appointment of the following as sisters :— Nurses Arnold, Ilett, and Peddle, trainees of our, hospital; and Nurses Symonds and

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Mason, trainees of the Melbourne Hospital, latter has also had a course of training at the Infectious Hospital at Fairfield, and is now in charge of the Infectious Wards. Fourteen of our Nurses went up for their final examination, and thirteen were successful in passing. It is with deep regret that we have to record the death of Nurse L. L. Hill, one of our former trainees, and subsequently a sister in charge of Ward 1. She was a splendid character, and one of whom we were justly proud. Her loyalty to the Institution was unswerving and constant. She was loved by everybody with whom she came in contact, and her early death was the cause of bitter grief to all.

STAFF.—Drs. M. Jacobs and J. B. Be]] filled the positions of Senior' and Junior Residents respectively ftfr the greater part of the year. At end of MarchTSrTJacobs retired according to the rules, and Dr. Bell took his place as Senior. Dr. J. Connor was elected to the Junior position. No other changes of any importance have occurred.

MEDICAL STAFF.—Drs. F. J. Newman, A. W. Marwood, T. J. M. Kennedy and G. McCallum were re-elected by the subscribers at last Annual Meeting, with Drs. R. G. McPhee and H. T. Elvins as Hon. Anaesthetist and Skiagraphist respectively. Drs. McPhee and Elvins also take Out-patients four days in each week. Drs. J. Small and P. A. Croker continue on the Staff as Honorary Consulting Surgeons. Thanks are tendered to these gentlemen for their services. With the exception of Drs. Small and Croker they now retire, but offer themselves for re-election.

GIFTS.—The following are gratefully thanked:—Messrs. Humble & Son, supplying Ice free all the year, and use of Cool Store ; Queenscliff Fishing Co. and Fishermen, Fish; Ladies' Flower Mission for supplying cut flowers throughout the year; to the Press for its kind help at all times ; and to the Proprietors of the following papers for supplying their respective journals:—"Australasian," "Argus," "Age," "Leader," "Weekly Times," "Geelong AdVertiser," " Geelong Times," "Ballarat Star," "Advocate," and " Worker." Thanks are tendered to all who have in any way assisted to support or amuse the patients.

CHRISTMAS DINNER.—The usual generous response to our appeal was received at Christmas time. A very ample and varied repast was set before all who were able to partake of it. Cigars and a liberal supply of tobacco were also smoked with relish. All who contributed are gratefully thanked.

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.—Geo. Martin, Esq., J.P., was re-elected President at the last Annual Meeting ; Dr. J. Small and J. Nicol, Esq., Vice-Presidents; A. W. Butt, Esq., Hon. Treasurer. Mr. Butt resigned as Treasurer owing to his removal from Geelong. Mr. M. B. Young, Manager of the Colonial Bank, was elected by the Committee to fill the position. He now retires, but is eligible for re-election, and offers himself accordingly. Messrs. W. Higgins, J. Purdie, W. A. Bradley, W. Humble, and Rev. E. Harris were re­elected as members of the General Committee. The following members of Committee now retire by effluxion of time, in accordance with the Rules. They are all eligible for re-election, and offer themselves accordingly, viz.:—Messrs. H. B. Brown, W. C. Kernot, E. L. JuUien, G. E. England, T. A. Dickson, and Rev. F. W. R. Newton.

During the year 12 meetings of the General Committee, 50 of the House Com­mittee, and 12 of the Finance Committee have been held; also 7 Special Meetings.

The Committee earnestly hopes that the future will show an extensive increase of interest and income from private sources, otherwise it will be impossible to maintain the high standard the Hospital has always endeavoured to work up to. The State Aid yearly becomes less, and unless more money is received from private sources, the Institution must fall behind, even while the City of Geelong, to which it belongs, is advancing by such rapid steps. Soliciting help, in money or in kind, which our generous friends have so splendidly vouchsafed, in our special times of stress. Our need is before you. The cause of charity is to aid the sick, helpless, and suffering. Our desire is to carry on the work committed to us efficiently. We rely confidently on the public to come now to our aid, and relieve the burden of debt—nearly £1,000.

July 9th, 1912. GEO. MARTIN, PRESIDENT.

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S T A T I S T I C A L S T A T E M E N T . S H O W I N G N U M B E R O F P A T I E N T S T R E A T E D F O R E A C H D I S E A S E W H O W E R E

D I S C H A R G E D O R W H O D I E D D U R I N G T H E Y E A R E N D E D 3 0 T H J U N E , 1 9 1 2 .

Dis­charged (not in­cluding Deaths)

Dis­charged (not in-eluding Deaths*

I.—General Diseases. Typhoid Fever Scarlet Fever Diphtheria Influenza Purulent Infection ond Septicemia Tuberculosis of the Lungs Tuberculosis Meningitis Abdominal Tuberculosis . . Pott's Disease Tuberculosis of other Organs Gonococous Infection Cancer, &a., of the Buccal Cavity Cancer, &c, of the Stomach and Liver Cancer, &c, of the Peritoneum,

Intestines Rectum Cancer, &o„ of Female Genital Orga.ni Cancer, 4o., of the Breast Cancer, &c, of other Organs Other Tumors (Tumors of the Female

Genital Organs excepted/ Acute Articular Rheumatism Chronic Rheumatism and Gout Diabetes Exophthalmic Goitre Anaemia, Chlorosis Other General Diseases Aeute and Chronic Alcohism Chronic Lead Poisoning

II.—Diseases of the Nervous System and of the Organs of Special Sense.

Simple Meningitis Cerebral Hffimorrhage, Apoplexy Other forms of Mental Alienation Epilepsy Hysteria Neuralgia and Neuritis Follicular Conjunctivitis Diseases of the Ears

17 13 4

114 139 17 12

4 7

4 1

3 2

3 1

III.—Diseases of the Circulatory System.

Organic Diseases of tha Heart Angina Pectoris Diseases of the Arteries, Atheroma,

Aneurism, &c. Diseases of the Veins (Varices, Vari

cose. Ulcer, Hemorrhoids) Hemorrhage, other Diseases of the

Circulatory System

IV.—Diseases of the Respiratory System.

Diseases of the Nasal Fossaa Diseases of the Larynx Acute Bronchitis Chronic Bronchitis Bronoho- pneumonia Pneumonia Pleurisy Asthma Other Diseases of Respiratory System

I Tuberculosis excepted)

V.—Diseases of the Digestive System.

Diseases of the Teeth and Gums Diseases of the Mouth and its associated

organs , , Diseases of the Pharynx . . Ulcer of the Stomach Other Diseases of the Stomach (Cancer

excluded) Diarrhoea and Enteritis (under 2 years

of agel Diarrhcea and Enteritis (2 years and

over) Appendicitis and Typhilitis Hernias, Intestinal Obstructions Diseases of the Anus and Freeal Fistulte Other Diseases of the Intestines Hydatid Tumors of the Liver Cirrhosis of the Liver Biliary Calculi Other Diseases of the Liver Simple Peritonitis (non-puerperal)

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4 17

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STATISTICAL STATEMENT.—Con tinned.

Dis­charged (not in­cluding Deaths)

VI—Non-Venereal Dis­eases of the Genito­urinary System and Adnexa.

Acute Nephritis Bright's Disease Other Diseases of the Kidneys an<

their Adnexa Diseases of the Bladder Diseases of the Prostate Non-venereal Diseases of the Male

Ganital Organs Uterine Tumor (non-cancerous) Metritis Other Diseases of the Uterus Cysts and Other Ovarian Tumors Salpingitis and other Diseases of the

Female Genital Organs Non-puerperal Diseases of the Breast

(Cancel1 excepted)

VII—The Puerperal state-Accidents of Pregnancy Puerperal Hemorrhage Puerperal Albuminuriaand Convulsions

VIII.—Diseases of the Skin and of the Cellular Tissue.

Gangrene Carbuncle Acute Abscess Other Diseases of the Skin and Adnexa

Dis­charged (not in­cluding Deaths)

IX.—Diseases of the Bones and of the Organs of Locomotion.

Non-Tuberculous"Diseasesof the Bones Diseases of the Joints (Tuberculosis

and Rheumatism excepted) Amputation Other Diseases of the Organs of Loco­

motion

X.—Old Age. Senile Debility . .

XI.—Affections produced by External Causes.

Suicide, or attempted at. by poison Poisoning by food Snake and Insect Bite Other Acute Poisonings Burns (conflagration excepted) Traumatism by Cutting or Piercin,

Instruments Traumatism by Fall Traumatism by Machines Traumatism byothercrushing (vehicles

railroad. &c,) Starvation Fractures, unspecified causes Other External Causes

XII.—Ill-defined Diseases, IU-defined Organic Disease Unspecified or Ill-defined Cause

GRAND TOTAL ALL CAUSES

J. BURLEIGH BELL, M.B., B.S.,

Resident Surgeon.

Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum ( I N C O R P O R A T E D ) .

DR. Endowment Fund Account for Year ending: 30th June, 1912. C R .

T o b a l a n c e b r o u g h t f o r w a r d I n t e r e s t

7685 2 6 3 2 4 15 3

£ 8 0 0 9 17 9

B y I n v e s t m e n t s , v i z . : — 7 0 G o v e r n m e n t D e b e n ­t u r e s a t n e t c o s t

F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k o f A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k of A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k o f A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k o f A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k o f A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k o f A u s t r a l a s i a B y I n t e r e s t t o C u r r e n t A c c o u n t

6395 16 11 500 0 0 3 2 0 0 100 0 300

13 17 3 2 4 15

0 0

0 0 r> 2 3

£ 8 0 0 9 17 9

( S i g n e d ) A . J . R E I L L Y , S e c r e t a r y . G e e l o n g , J u l y Ulli. 1912 .

A u d i t e d a n d f o u n d c o r r e c t . ( S i g n e d ) A . J . Y O U N G ,

H A R R Y B E C H E R V A I S E , I L i c e n s e d I A u d i t o r s .

Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum ( I N C O R P O R A T E D ) .

DR. I n c o m e a n d E x p e n d i t u r e A c c o u n t for Y e a r ending: 3 0 t h J u n e , 1 9 1 2 . CR.

INCOME. ( A ) O R D I N A R Y I N C O M E

£ s. d.

G o v e r n m e n t G r a n t 2333 9 9 M u n i c i p a l G r a n t s 80 7 0 P r i v a t e C o n t r i b u t i o n s 964 15 4 Proceeds of E n t e r t a i n m e n t s 43 3 3 H o s p i t a l S u n d a y F u n d 502 0 6

G o v e r n m e n t A c c o u n t of L u n a t i c s . . GO 0 0

I n c o m e f r o m I n v e s t m e n t s —

E n d o w m e n t F u n d R e s e r v e F u n d R e n t s

C o n t r i b u t i o n s b y I n p a t i e n t s . . C o n t r i b u t i o n s b y O u t p a t i e n t s . . C o n t r i b u t i o n s b y C o u n c i l s f o r

I n f e c t i o u s Cases

S a l e of R e f u s e

324 15 128 1

6 5

1310 60

3 11

4 6 70 0 0

9 13 S

( B ) E X T R A O R D I N A R Y I N C O M E

B e q u e s t s . . : . . 194 0 2 D o n a t i o n s . . . . 289 14 0 S u n d r i e s . . . . 12 2 4 B a l a n c i n g a n d A d j u s t i n g E n t r i e s

( i n c l u d i n g £ 3 8 8 / 1 / 1 1 F . D . R . r e t i r e d f r o m R e s e r v e F u n d 405 14 3

B a n k B a l a n c e b r o u g h t f o r w a r d B a n k O v e r d r a f t 3 0 / 6 / 1 2 C h e q u e o u t s t a n d i n g 3 0 / 6 / 1 2 , N o .

97963

I n c l u d e d i n G o v e r n m e n t G r a n t is l a s t q u a r t e r ' s i n s t a l m e n t to 30 th J u n e , 1 9 1 2 , w h i c h w a s n o t rece ived u n t i l J u l y 3r i l .

s. d.

3983 15 10

459 2 6

8 5 1440 9 13

5893 0 5

901 10 9

6794 11 2 36 9 7

288 8 1

EXPENDITURE. ( A ) M A I N T E N A N C E

S u r g e r y a n d Dispensary— D r u g s , D i s i n f e c t a n t s , & c . D r e s s i n g s , B a n d a g e s , & c . S u r g i c a l I n s t r u m e n t s C r a t e d W a t e r s W i n e s a n d S p i r i t s

X - r a y s A p p a r a t u s & S u n d r i e s

D o m e s t i c —

R e n e w a l o f F u r n i t u r e B e d d i n g , C l o t h i n g , & D r a p e r y . . H a r d w a r e , C r o c k e r y a n d B r u s h -

w a r e F u e l & L i g h t i n g S u n d r i e s

E s t a b l i s h m e n t C h a r g e s —

I n s u r a n c e S a n i t a t i o n O r d i n a r y R e p a i r s T e l e p h o n e

S a l a r i e s & W a g e s —

M e d i c a l D i s p e n s i n g N u r s i n g OTHER WAGES

£ s. d.

M e a t : . 478 9 9 F i s h 112 19 0 B u t t e r a n d Cheese 287 2 11 E g g s 49 12 2 M i l k 448 14 3 B r e a d , F l o u r , etc. 212 9 8 G r o c e r i e s 440 17 2 P o t a t o e s a n d V e g e t a b l e s 115 18 0

457 3 1 187 3 6 191 7 6

7 8 8 1C 9

15 0 0

69 3 149 16

57 17 495 15

7 16

38 1 4 74 8 10

177 17 9 7 18 9

176 12 0 329 3 4 824 4 7

1 1 3 0 11 11

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298 6 8

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£ 7 1 2 2 13 10

M I s c B l l a n e o u B — -3?RINTLNGR, HTU.TITMERY, ^POSTAGE

a n d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s . . . . 84 9 11 F u n e r a l E x p e n s e s . . . . 25 0 0 C a r t a g e a n d F r e i g h t . . . . 16 7 5 T o b a c c o . . . . 29 14 7 T e l e g r a m s . . . . 1 0 9 T r a v e l l i n g E x p e n s e s . . . . 1 16 9 E x c h a n g e a n d B a n k C h a r g e s . . 2 10 3 S u n d r i e s . . . . 5 0 0

A d m i n i s t r a t i o n M a n a g e m e n t —

Of f ic ia l S a l a r i e s 429 3 i C l e r i c a l A s s i s t a n c e 57 9 2 Co l lec tor 's S a l a r y 100 0 0 Co l lec tor 's C o m m i s s i o n . . 55 3 5 Co l lec tor 's T r a v e l l i n g E x p e n s e s . . 17 0 0 Of f ic ia l P r i n t i n g , P o s t a g e , S t a ­

t i o n e r y a n d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s 3 13 8 L a w C h a r g e s 8 6 B a n k I n t e r e s t 25 5 7 A u d i t o r s ' Fees • 8 8 0

I B ) E X T R A O R D I N A R Y E X P E N D I T U R E

B u i l d i n g 98 2 0 B a l a n c e of P e t t y C a s h . . 7 8 4

T o t a l O r d i n a r y a n d E x t r a o r d i n ­a r y E x p e n d i t u r e

C h e q u e s o u t s t a n d i n g 3 0 / 6 / 1 1 — N o . 97421 6 13 i N o . 97450 2 0 e N o . 97460 1 8 6

165 19 S

696 11 8

98 2 0 7 8 4

7112 11 6

10 2 i £ 7 1 2 2 13 10

A u d i t e d a n d f o u n d corect , ( S i g n e d ) A . J . Y O U N G , I L i c e n s e d A ' J - R E I L L Y , S e c r e t a r y .

H A R R Y B E C H E R V A I S E , / A u d i t o r s . Gee long , 9 t h J u l y , 1912.

NOTE. The Debit Balance at Bank at the end of the year of £288 does not represent the Institution's indebtedness, as accounts amounting to £700 were also owing on that date, making the Liabilities £988.

Geelong Infirmary and Benevolent Asylum ( I N C O R P O R A T E D ) .

DR. Reserve Account for Year ending 30th June, 1912. CR.

T o b a l a n c e b r o u g h t f o r w a r d I n t e r e s t

4250 2 S 124 11 9

£ 4 3 7 4 14 5

( S i g n e d ) A . J . R E I L L Y , S e c r e t a r y . Geelong-, J u l y 9 th , 1912.

J u n e 3 0 t h . — B y G o v e r n m e n t I n s c r i b e d Stock S t o c k

2 C o l o n i a l B a n k P r e f e r e n c e S h a r e s F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k of A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , L o n d o n B a n k F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , L o n d o n B a n k F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , L o n d o n B a n k F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k of A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , C o l o n i a l B a n k F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k of A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k o f A u s t r a l a s i a F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , B a n k of A u s t r a l a s i a B y F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , L o n d o n B a n k , p a i d

to C u r r e n t A c c o u n t B y I n t e r e s t to C u r r e n t A c c o u n t

100 0 0 19 10 0

1000 0 0 400 0 0 200 0 0 341 I S 9 500 0 0 GOO 0 0 400 0 0 100 0 0 200 12 0

3S8 1 11 124 11

£ 4 3 7 4 14

A u d i t e d a n d f o u n d cor rec t . ( S i g n e d ) A . J . Y O U N G ,

H A R R Y B E C H E R V A I S E , L i c e n s e d A u d i t o r s .

Endowment Comunn Na Feinne Bed Account—Year ending 30th June, 1912.

T o B a l a n c e b r o u g h t f o r w a r d 100 0 0 B y F i x e d D e p o s i t R e c e i p t , L o n d o n B a n k 100 0 0 I n t e r e s t 3 10 0 I n t e r e s t to G e n e r a l A c c o u n t . . 3 10 0

£ 1 0 3 10 0 £ 1 0 3 10 0

A u d i t e d a n d f o u n d cor rec t . ( S i g n e d ) A . J . R E I L L Y , S e c r e t a r y . ( S i g n e d ) A . J . Y O U N G , 1 L i c e n s e d

H A R R Y B E C H E R V A I S E , / A u d i t o r s .

W e h a v e e x a m i n e d t h e A c c o u n t s a n d B o o k s a n d v e r i f i e d t h e S e c u r i t i e s a n d Po l i c i es o f t h e G e e l o n g I n f i r m a r y a n d B e n e ­v o l e n t A s y l u m ( I n c o r p o r a t e d ) f o r the y e a r f r o m 1st J u l y , 1911, to 30 th J u n e , 1912, a n d h e r e b y c e r t i f y t h a t t h e s a m e a r e cor­rec t , a n d t r u l y set o u t t h e f i n a n c i a l p o s i t i o n of t h e I n s t i t u t i o n , i ts I n c o m e f r o m a l l sources, a n d i ts E x p e n d i t u r e o n a l l A c ­counts .

T h e B a l a n c e S h e e t s to w h i c h w e h a v e a p p e n d e d our s i g n a t u r e s , a r e c o r r e c t l y m a d e up f r o m the books o f the I n s t i t u t i o n , a n d t r u l y r e p r e s e n t th e c o n t e n t s of s a m e , a n d t h e financial p o s i t i o n of t h e G e e l o n g I n f i r m a r y a n d B e n e v o l e n t A s y l u m ( I n ­c o r p o r a t e d ) .

Geelong, J u l y 8 t h , 1 9 1 2 .

< S i g n e d > A. .1. Y O U N G , H A R R Y K B C J a l R V A J S B ,

l i c e n s e d A u d i t o r s .

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REMOVAL

RAM OVAL EXCISION REMOVAL EXPLORATORY

1

fi 3 4 1

PAPILLOMA OF BLADDER FIBROID TUMORS, BREAST

AND NECK EPITHELIOMA OF LIP TUBERCULAR GLANDS SARCOMA KIDNEY

5 3 3 i I

1 DILATATION EXCISION INCISION OPENED

1 & 2 2

STRICTURE HAEMORRHOIDS ISCHIORECTAL ABSCESS , . RECTAL FISTULA

1 5 O 2

Operations on Abscesses—

INCISION

Operations on VEINS-

REMOVAL

Operations ON Bones & Joints—

SEQUESTROTOMY REDUCTION REMOVAL OF FRAGMENTS NAILING MANIPULATION SAWING BONE

6

6

6 9 1 4 2 1

SUBPHRENIC, SUBPERIO­STEAL, DENTAL, HAND, LEG, ABD. WALL

VARICOSE VEINS

NECROSIS FRACTURE Camp. Fract. SKULL, LEG, UNUNITED FRACTURE DISLOCATION AMPUTATED STUMP

5

6

4 9 1 3 2 1

I

L 1

1

Operations on Abdomen--

REMOVAL INCISION 4 DRAINAGE RADICAL CURE REDUCTIONAND RADICAL

CURE APPENDICETOMY INCISION & DRAINAGE REMOVAL T . . EXPLORATORY EXPLORATORY EXCISION ULCER CLOSED REDUCED COLOTOMY SEPARATION

1 1

20

4 49 2 5 1 4 1 1 2 1 1

CHOLELITHIASIS CHOLECYSTITIS HERNIA

STRANGULATED HERNIA . . APPENDICITIS PERITONITIS HYDATID CYSTS CANCER LIVER CANCER STOMACH CANCER COLON PERFORATED GASTRIC ULCER INTUSSUSCEPTION OBSTRUCTION ADHESIONS

1 1

20

4

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1 3

HAND LEG

1 3

Operations on Male Genito­

urinary SYSTEM-CIRCUMCISION INCISION & DRAINAGE PROSTATECTOMY PLACED IN POSITION .,

9 1 1 1

PHIMOSIS CYSTITIS ENLARGED PROSTATE U NDESCENDED TESTICLES

9

1 1

1

Operations— PLASTIC REPAIR PLASTIC REPAIR PLASTIC REPAIR

OPERATIONS ON Nasal Cavity and Mouth—

REMOVAL ,

INCISION & DRAINAGE REMOVAL OF OBSTRUET'N

OPERATIONS O n Tendons—

EXCISION SUTURED

1 4 1

43

1 1

1 2

CRUSHED LEG CRUSHED HAND LACERATED FACE

POST NASAL ADENOIDS EMPYEMA OF ANTRUM OF

HIGH MORE DEVIATED SEPTUM

GANGLION CUT Tendon

4 1

43

1 1

1 2

I

Operations on Female Genito­

urinary System^ COMBINED PLASTIC

OPERATIONS

SALPINGECTOMY CURETTE EXCISION SALPINGECTOMY CURETTE HYSTERECTOMY VENTROSUSPENSION . . INCISION & DRAINAGE CURETTED

VENTROSUSPENSION . ,

S

1 2 1 1

15 1 2 1 2

4

ACCIDENTS OF CHILDBIRTH RUPTURED ECTOPIC

GESTATION RETAINED SECUNDINES • URETHRAL CARUNCLE SALPINGITIS ENDOMETRITIS MYOMATA PROCIDENTIA HYDATID CYSTS OF KIDNEY CARCINOMA OF UTERUS . .

RETRODEVIATION

5

1 2 1

1 5 1

7

2

4

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1

Operations on Respiratory System—

EXAMINATION -a 1 DYSMENORRHCEA 1

THORACOSTOMY INTUBATION TRACHEOTOMY

3 2 6

EMPYEMA LARYNGEAL DIPHTHERIA , , LARYNGEAL DIPHTHERIA

2 2 A 2

1

TOTAL . . 288 TOTALS 248 T 19 5

J. BURLEIGH BELL, M.B., B.S., Resident Surgeon,

TABLE OF OPERATIONS

14 LIST OF LIFE GOVERN

(With the privilege of having 1 In-Patient 1854 A d a m s , John , Esq . ( D e c e a s e d )

Hope , G., Esq.. N a n t e s , Chas. , Esq . „ McMillan, J . G., E s q . Officer, Robe r t , Esq .

„ Wi lson , S i r S a m u e l „ Aus t in , J a m e s , E s q . C u n n i n g h a m , A. P. , E s q . Fyfe , A., E s q . Murch ie , C h a r l e s , E s q . Manifold, M e s s r s J. a n d P . „ Gregory, J . A., E s q . „ Coppin, George , E s q . „ Bell, Wi l l i am, E s q . B a n n i s t e r , R. D., Esq . Ormond , F r a n c i s , Esq . „ T h o m p s o n , J o h n , E s q . „ Aus t in , Jos i ah , E s q . „ M r s S. H a r d i n g „ P i n l a y , C. C , E s q .

1856 1857 1859 1861 1862 1865 1866 1875 1870 1870

ORS—Past and Present, and 4 Out-Patients always on the Books).

1883 B r a n c h , W i l l i a m , E s q . 1885 F a g g , W i l l i a m , E s q . (Deceased) 1902 W o r t h , R e v . W . S. 1855 L e a r m o n t h , M e s s r s T . a n d S. 1860 M c L a u g h l i n , Dona ld , E s q . 1864 M e a k i n , H e n r y , E s q . „ 1873 M a c k , J o s e p h , E s q .

„ R o n a l d , B y r o n , E s q . 1879 R e i d , M i s s C h r i s s i e M. 1S77 H a g u e , George , E s q . „ 1888 S a n d e r s o n , J o h n , E s q . 1889 H a n s o n , Alfred, E s q . 1894 S m i t h , IV]. H., E s q . 1895 A u b r e y B o w e n , M r s „ 1902 Mil le r , Alex., E s q . 1905 S t e p h e n s , G. A., E s q . 1908 B a r t l e t t , M a j o r J . C. 1910 W i l s o n , Gera ld , E s q . 1912 H o u r i g a n , M r s H . M.

Governors for 5 Y e a r s w i t h p r i v i l e g e of h a v i n g 4 I n - p a t i e n t s a n d 8 O u t - d o o r P a t i e n t s a n n u a l l y on B o o k s .

J . L a n g , Esq. , e lec ted October , 1906. J . H a m i l t o n , Esq. , e lec ted J u n e , 1908. Dr . P . A. Croker , elected D e c e m b e r 9th., 1908. T. B a k e r , Esq. , e lec ted N o v e m b e r 13th., 1909. J . H o w a r d , Esq., elected M a r c h 10th., 1909.

S. M c K a y , Esq . , e lec ted M a y , 1910. Dr . J . M. G a r d i n e r , e lec ted Oct . 12th., 1910. C. F . B e l c h e r , Esq . , e lec ted J u l y , 1911. W . P . Mi l l a r , Esq . , e lec ted S e p t e m b e r , 1911. P . K i n g , Esq . , e lec ted J u n e , 1912.

L IFE SUBSCRIBE (Wi th t h e p r i v i l e g e o f h a v i n g 1 I n - P a t i e n t

1S67 Chr i s ty , A. Esq . (Deceased ) 1S59 H o l m e s , M a t h e w , Esq . 1873 Bowen, S i r G. F., K.C.M.G. 1879 Aus t in , J. Esq . 1883 Grecian, George, E s q . „ 1885 St i r l ing , Wi l l i am, Esq . 1888 Brownlow, Chas . Esq . 1889 Dann , T h o m a s , Esq .

H o w a r d , H . T., E s q . „ M a t h e w s , J a m e s , Esq . „ „ W a t t s , Joseph , Esq . „

Aus t in , T h e H o n . S idney , M.L.C. „ 1891 Wal l ace , H o n . D. S. 1892 W a r d , M r s 1894 H a r d i n g , M r s S. 1895 Ai tcheson , J a m e s Esq . 1896 Hill , Wi l l iam, E s q 1897 Peeb les , J . H„ Esq .

Ga tes , C. E . 1898 U m p h e l b y , L ieu t . -Col . 1898 M a r s h , H e n r y , Esq . 1862 H a r r i s o n , H . C. A.,. E s q . 1877 S h a w , T h o m a s , E s q . 1SS4 H a n s o n , Alfred, Esq . 1887 Davies , S i r M. H . 1889 Belcher , T h e H o n . G. F . (Deceased )

Hil l , J a m e s , Esq . (Deceased ) H i t chcock , G. M. Esq . ( D e c e a s e d )

„ H u m b l e , Wi l l i am, E s q . „ Nicholson, W a r d , E s q . „

Brownlow, Chas . Esq . 1S92 M a t h e w s , S„ Esq .

„ Hil l , S., E s q . 1893 Aus t in , M r s E P . 1S94 H o d g e s . H . B., Esq . 1895 Aus t in , F. , Esq .

„ Anderson , W. R., E s q . 1895 Day, W. H., Esq . 1896 Aus t in , A u s t i n A., E s q . 1897 S m i t h , Dr S. M. (Deceased ) 1898 Blak i s ton , J., E s q .

„ Gough, M a r k , E s q .

i - - P a s t a n d P r e s e n t . id 2 O u t - D o o r P a t i e n t s a n n u a l l y o n t h e B o o k s ) .

1898 C l a r k e , J o h n , E s q . (Deceased ) 1900 B e w s , M i s s E d i t h

C a l v e r t , S. B., E s q . G u t h r i e , Mis s E l l a C.

„ M a c M u l l e n , J., E s q . 1901 M o o r e , M i s s M e t a

. 1902 T u l l o c h , A., E s q . „ D a v i s o n , Mis s „ E v a n s , A., E s q . „ J o n e s , E . M., E s q . „ D o u g l a s s , M r s F . M.

1903 F l a h e r t y , E., E s q . ( C o b d e n ) „ D e m p s t e r , A. M., E s q . (Cobden ) „ B e n n e t t , J . C , E s q . „ C h i r n s i d e , C a p t . J . P . „ M c l n t y r e , A., E s q . „ M a y o , G., E s q .

Bel l , M r s A. S. „ W i l s o n , M r s E . E . „ H o d g e s , M r s I.

1904 B o s s e n c e , J . H., E s q . M c P h i l l i m y , J . H . , E s q .

„ S h r i m p t o n , F . , E s q . „ R e i d , W . H . E s q . „ R e e d , J n o . E s q .

F e r g u s o n , Jno . , E s q . 1905 H o u r i g a n , M r s H . M.

„ B r e n n a n , F. , E s q . 1907 M u n c e y , R . J., E s q . 1908 M a r t i n , J . W „ E s q .

„ M c D o n a l d , J., E s q . „ Y o u n g , Hy . , E s q .

1908 S t o k e s , J., E s q . 1910 C o l e m a n , H . C , E s q .

„ H o o p e r , F . L., E s q . P a r b u r y , M r s C. S k i l l e r n , W. , E s q .

„ B o n d , H. , E s q . 1911 Col l ier , A., E s q .

R y l a h , W . S., E s q . D o r t e r , C , E s q .

1912 H a l p i n , G. E., E s q .

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Armour , S. Aust. M e r c a n t i l e L a n d & F i n a n c e Allen, H . a n d S o n Ackland, M r s M.

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each 5s. 6d. ; A i t k i n , A. A . , A n d e r s o n Bros . , A l l en , G. K , , Baxter , Mrs . J . , Bowcv, W. , Braillev, R . , Blytb.es, E . , Breheney, Miss , B o w m a n , G . , Bel l , A . , B u c h a n a n , H . , Beggs , J . G., But ton , C , Brown, J . , Ball, G. , Blythe, R. , Burn, A., Beck , J . S . , Chal l is , A., Ca lhoun , A. , Ca lhoun , J . , Cross, F . , Churches , J . , Chamber s , C , Char les , A., Crutch, W . , C o y n e , Mis s , C a m e r o n , G. , Charley, H . , Char i ty , C. E . , Clarke , S., Campbel l , R. A., Cockerham, J , Cameron, W . , C a m e r o n , J . , Coombes , A . , D r a y t o n , E . , D r a k e , W. F . , Doolin, M . , D u g g a n . T . , Dickman, M r s . , Davison, M r s . , D a v i s , C , Dol ley , M r s . K. M . , Dav, Mrs . , Dollev, W. , Eve re t t , I . J . , Eflnev, J . T., E s t a t e Late R. M u r r a y , E a d e s , J . , F i e l d , M r s . , F e r r y , J . , F o w l e r , M r s . J . M . , F a r r e l l v . O . , Fos t e r , W . , F r e e m a n , T . , Guild, J-, G a v i n , F . , G r a y . E . H . , G l e e s o n , J . , G r a h a m , J n o . , H o l l a h a n . W . , H a r k n e s s , J . B. , Ho lmes , T . W . . Heard, A., H a r m a n , G . , H o g a n , P . , H e a r d , W . , Izon, C , Jackson , Mrs . W . , Jackson , J . W. , K e e n a n , J . , I j a m b J . J . , L o o k e r . M r s . , L a r c o m b e , T . , L e v e y , I , . , Lowerv . W . , L v l e . R . , L a m o u d , T . , Lewis , W . , L u g g , S. , l a rcombe , H . , I j e igh , W . , M o t t , W . , M a n n , A. J . , Marchan t , W. , Marchant , S . T. , Miles, D . , Mason, Mrs . , Marshal l ,W. G. , More i l l on , J . , M c L e a n , W . , M c K i m , E . , M c K i m , T . , McAllister , G . , McEvi t t , M . , M c C a l l u m , P . , McCouachy, R . , M c P h e r s o n , Miss C , M c D o n a l d , A . , McCal lum, Mrs . , O 'Br ien . Mrs . D . , Olney, J . C , O'Neil, J . , O ' B r i e n , M . , P a e c h , G. , P o w n a l l , Miss , Piper , J . , P iper , V. E . , F igdon , G., P rowet t , T., I'rowett, H . , P a t e r s o n , J . , R e n f r e y , H . , R o t h w e l l , W . C , Rainford , J., Rogers , R. J . . Rogers , A. , Russe l l . J . , Richmond, A . , R y a n , P . , R y a n , M . , Rob inson , Misses , Spry , M r s . , S t rong , A. B . , Schrce te r , H . , Sclirceter, H. ( j u n . ) , Say l e , C. J . , Scot t , M r s . , S a u n d e r s , J . . Syer , C. E . , Tavlor , J . , T h o m p s o n , J. , Tucke r , J. , Thwaites, W . J . , V a g g , h., W a l t e r , J , , Winf ie ld , S , Wi l son , A., Winte r , F . C . W o o d m a n , J . , Young , H . , 12767, each 5s.

A m o u n t s u n d e r 5 s . H i g g s , —, S t e p h e n s , M r s . , T h u r r o w g o o d , A. E . , each 4s. ; Dend le , A., McCulloch, G. , Ri lev , Mrs . P

Splatt, G. , each 3s . 6d . ; K e e n a n , P . , Ma loney , P . R . , S m i t h , E . , Tucker , J . H . , each 3 s . ; "Allen, C , Allpress, A . , A l l en , R . , A s h , E . , Ba r re t t , J . F . , Bowev, Miss , Barker , W. , Barker , C. I I . , Bovle, T „ Blacker, A. , Bal l , M r s . G. , C la rk , Miss , Colechin , Miss , Carr , G. T . , Conder, A. , Carrol l . M. , Dend le , E- , Davie, J . , D e v l i n , T . , D e v l i n , J . , E g a n , Miss , F i t zge ra ld , J . , F u l t o n , R., F a r r e r , J . , Grace , A. , Graham, M r s . , Hewitt, A. , H u n t , H . , H e n l e y , R . H . , H a l l , A . , Jefferies, H . J . , Keys , M r s . , Kosseck , H . , L o n g , Mrs . D . , Lawrence, S . , M i d d l e b r o o k , M , , M a s h e y , M r s . , Mil ler , W . , Mi tche l l , J . , Mas t e r t on , H . , Moffatt, Miss , McDonald, M r s . , M c A d a m , J . , McCa l lum, J . , Otway, T . W. , O 'Ne i l . Mrs . , P a r k e r , M r s . , Pacholke Bros. , Phipps, W . , P a e c h , J . , Pa r i sh , J . ( j u n . ) , P rowse , J . W . , P ipe r , A. H . , Parrs-, R . , Rose , T . f Reade r , C. F . , Ritchie, F . , R i c h a r d s o n , J . , R y a n , P . , R y a n , T . , Samblebe , F . , Swaby, J. , Syno t , J . C , Stafford, J . W. , Scarborough, W . , S t e w a r t , J . , Twi t t , J n o . , Wisby , A. , W h i t c o m b e , S . , Webs te r , C. E - , Wi l son , Mrs . E . , Warr, B . G., W a r r e n , T . , Wi l l i ams , A. , Wi l son , T . , each 2s. 6d. ; Anderson , C. T.', Alford, T. , Connellv, T. , Drayton, C , J e n k i n s , S . , L o m a s , G. , M a t h e w s , W . C. , O w e n , ! , . , P re s ton , M r s . , R i t ch ie , C , Wilks , G., Wallis, H . T . , e a c h 2s. ; Ba r re t t , J . , Bul l , J . , each I s . 6d. ; Benne t t , W. H . , S m i t h , H . , T h o m a s , A. , each I s . ; Friend, 6d.

B a n k s . Bank of A u s t r a l a s i a . . . . 10 10 0 Colonia l B a n k of A u s t r a l i a . . 3 3 0 Bank of N e w S o u t h W a l e s . . 10 0 0 Commerc i a l B a n k of A u s t r a l i a . . 3 3 0 Union B a n k . . . . 5 5 0 N a t i o n a l B a n k of A u s t r a l i a . . 3 3 0 London B a n k of A u s t r a l i a . . 5 0 0 B a n k of Victor ia . . . . 2 2 0

B o x e s . "Box" C a s u a l t y W a r d . . . . 3 5 10 " B o x " V i c t o r i a H o t e l . . . . 0 5 6 "Box" p e r W . B o x a n d S o n s . . 1 7 0 " B o x " Commerc i a l B a n k . . . . 0 5 0 "Box" S a v i n g s B a n k . . . . 0 14 0 " B o x " p e r W . A. B r o w n . . . . 0 5 0 "Box" P u r d i e ' s C o r n e r . . . . 0 13 9

E n t e r t a i n m e n t s . Melbourne E i g h t H o u r s ' A n n i v e r s a r y 35 0 0 Victorian R a i l w a y s M i l i t a r y B a n d 10 10 0 E n t e r t a i n m e n t p e r M r s M a n n i o n 10 0 0 E n t e r t a i n m e n t p e r 'Cliff T o w n B a n d 9 10 0 E n t e r t a i n m e n t p e r H a r b o r T r u s t B a n d 10 6 6

E n t e r t a i n m e n t S k a t i n g R i n k . . 4 6 5 P r o c e d s Bal l , S te ig l i t z . . . . 3 11 0 E n t e r t a i n m e n t pe r A.N.A., S te ig l i t z 1 13 i E n t e r t a i n m e n t p e r K e w B a n d a t L a r a 1 5 0

20 E M P L O Y E E S .

B a n n i s t e r , J . a n d S o n 1 S 6 P e r m a n e n t H a n d s , D . L . A . a n d C o . l 12 C o b b a n d C o . 2 S 0 J a m i e s o n , R . . . l 7 E x c e l s i o r W o o l l e n M i l l s S 3 6 E m p l o y e e s G e e l o n g F r e e z i n g W o r k s 5 0 M u n d a y , J. 2 ii 0 V o l u m B r e w i n g C o y . . . . . 2 16 A u s t r a l i a n P a p e r M i l l s E 2 0 P u r n e l l , R . . . l 0 C h e e t h a m S a l t P r o p y . L t d , 5 1 0 E d m e n t s , A . . . . . 1 4 A l b i o n W o o l l e n M i l l s 2 7 0 E m p l o y e e s a n d S h e a r e r s G o l f H i l l 5 3 H a w k e s B r o s . 2 10 6 T h a c k e r , W . H . . . . . i 0 M e r c e r a n d C o . 1 2 0 W a y s a n d W o r k s B r a n c h , V i c . R a i l w a y s 1 1 H o d g e s B r o s . 0 1 1 0 S m i t h , C . H . a n d S o n s . . . . l 1 A u s t r a l i a n T a n n e r y 2 1 4 6 W o o l a n d S k i n S t o r e s E m p l o y e s U n i o n 7 4 B u t c h e r s , G e l o n g F r e e z i n g W o r k s 2 7 6 P o i n t N e p e a n . . . . 3 3 D o n a g h y , M . a n d S o n 4 0 0 G a r d i n e r , G. a n d C o . . . . . 1 2 P a r k s a n d G a r d e n s 0 17 0 A u s t r a l i a n P o r t l a n d C e m e n t C o y . . . 2 14 H a r v e y , D a n n a n d C o . 2 5 0

A u s t r a l i a n P o r t l a n d C e m e n t C o y . . . 2 14

M U N I C I P A L G R A N T S .

B e l l a r i n e S h i r e 17 0 0 B a n n o c k b u r n S h i r e 5 0 0 W i n c h e l s e a S h i r e 10 10 0 W y n d h a m S h i r e 5 0 0 M o r t l a k e S h i r e 10 0 0 B a l l a n S h i r e 3 0 0 B a r r a b o o l S h i r e 10 0 0 M u n i c i p a l P a y m e n t s A/c I n f e c t i o u s W a r d s . M e r e d i t h S h i r e 7 10 0 S o u t h B a r w o n S h i r e 30 0 0 Q u e e n s c l i f f B o r o u g h 7 7 0 B e l l a r i n e S h i r e 20 0 0 H a m p d e n S h i r e 5 0 0 M e r e d i t h S h i r e 20 0 0

S O C I E T I E S .

M a s t e r G r o c e r s ' A s s o c i a t i o n 20 0 0 L e t h b r i d g e Q u a d r i l l e C l u b 2 0 0 M a s t e r B a k e r s ' A s s o c i a t i o n 14 14 0 U n i t e d A n c i e n t O r d e r D r u i d s ( B a n -N o r t h G e e l o n g P r o g r e s s A s s o c i a t i o n 10 IS 0 n o c k b u r n ) 1 7 0 M a s t e r B u i l d e r s ' A s s o c i a t i o n 5 5 0 C h i l d r e n o f M a r y 1 1 0 V i c t o r i a n S t e v e d o r i n g a n d C o n t r a c t ­ P r o t e s t a n t A l l i a n c e F r i e n d l y S o c i e t y 1 1 0

i n g C o . ( M e l b o u r n e ) 5 5 0 S t e v e d o r e L a b o u r e r s ' U n i o n ( G e e l o n g ) 1 0 0 S o n s of T e m p e r a n c e 5 5 0 C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y ( H i g h t o n ) 0 10 0 W h a r f L a b o u r e r s ' U n i o n 5 0 0

G I F T S I N K I N D .

R e a d i n g M a t t e r : — M r P h e l a n , M r s G r i n t e r , M r s I c e l y , M r s F o x , C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y , H i g h t o n , M r s C h a m b e r s , " A F r i e n d , " M r s M c l n ­t y r e , M r s C o n n o r , M r s E n g l a n d , L a m b e r t , M i s s B a t t y , W i l s o n M e m o r i a l S u n d a y S c h o o l , M r D u n s t a n , M r s H a r d s , M i s s D e a n s , M i s s B e a r d s -l e y , " F r i e n d , " G e l o n g G r a m m a r S c h o o l , M i s s G o r d o n , M r s G r a y , M i s s C o o k , M r T a y l o r , M r s W v a t t , M r .1. D o b b y n , " F r i e n d , " M r E . K e l l y , M r s F a i r c h i l d , T . M c C a r t h y , "A F r i e n d , " W . B r a m m e r , " F r i e n d , " M r R y d e r , M r H a r g r e a v e s , M r s C r u i c k s h a n k , M r s M c N i c o l , M i s s E d n e y , M r B u t l e r , B e l m o n t C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y , M r s B e c k .

W o o l l e n J a c k e t s : — M r s P a r k i n s o n , M r s H a i r , M i s s M u i r , W o o l f o r j a c k e t s , G e l o n g D r a p e r s .

F r u i t a n d V e g e t a b l e s : — F r e s h w a t e r C r e e k S u n d a y S c h o o l , M r L u g g , M r W a l l a c e .

P o t P l a n t s : — M r s M c i n t o s h , M r s M o o r e , M r s G a r d i n e r .

E g g s : — M r s C l e e , C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y , H i g h t o n , " F r i e n d B e l m o n t , " M r s H o w i t t , P r o ­t e s t a n t O r p h a n a g e , C h i l w e l l S t a t e S c h o o l , J. H a r r i s o n , M r s J . M a n n , E a s t G e e l o n g S t a t e S c h o o l , P u p i l s M i s s C h a r l e t o n ' s S c h o o l , M r s M a t t h e y , M r B r e q u e t , S o u t h G e e l o n g C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y , M a s t e r J o n e s , M r s W h e a t l e y , M i s s M c C u r d y , M r s L e m i n , G e e l o n g K e n n e l a n d P o u l t r y S o c i e t y , X . Y . Z . , D r y s d a l e , M r s A . W . G r a y , M r s A. N . V i n e s , M u r g h e b o l u c S t a t e S c h o o l , A b e r d e e n - s t r e e t C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o ­c i e t y , T e e s d a l e S t a t e S c h o o l , M r s W i l l e y , L a r a S t a t e S c h o o l , C e r e s S t a t e S c h o o l , M i s s L e x i e

C h a m p , G. H a r m a n , N . W e b b , " A F r i e n d , " M r s M c A d a m , M r s H a i n e s , M i s R . H . H a i n e s , M i s s B a n f i e l d , P r e s b y t e r i a n S u n d a y S c h o o l W i n c h e l ­s e a , F y a n s f o r d S t a t e S c h o o l , W a u r n P o n d s S t a t e S c h o o l , M r s M c D e e s , Q u e e n s c l i f f S t a t e S c h o o l , M i s s O r c h a r d , M i s s M c D o n a l d , B e l m o n t J u n i o r C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y , M r s A. W . J o n e s , M r s M. G i l l e t t , M r s F . H a w o r t h , S o u t h G e e l o n g S t a t e S c h o o l , B o y s a n d G i r l s M o n d a y A f t e r n o o n C l a s s M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , C h u r c h of E n g l a n d , L a r a .

C a k e s a n d P a s t r y : - — C h i n e s e S c h o l a r s per M i s s F r e e m a n . F i s h : — G o v e r n m e n t C o o l S t o r e s D o l l s a n d S c r a p B o o k s : — M i s s F r e e m a n .

S l i p p e r s : — M r K e a r n e y , M r W i l s o n , Mrs M c M i l l a n , M r s M c l n t y r e ,

W r a p p e r s : — M r s M c M i l l a n , " V i d a , " "A F r i e n d , " M r s M c N i c o l l , M r s M c l n t y r e .

F l o w e r s : — M r s R o s s , M r s G r a y , M r s B u t c h e r , M r s C h a m b e r s , C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y , H i g h t o n , " F r i e n d , " M i s s E d n e y , G e e l o n g G r a m ­m a r S c h o o l , M r P h i l p o t t , M i s s J o n e s , " F r i e n d , " M r s B o a d l e , G e e l o n g F l o w e r M i s s i o n .

M i t t e n s : — M i s s A . A . G o r d o n . 5 B a g s O n i o n s : — H a r v e y , D a n n a n d C o . 3 H a r e s : — M r R o d g e r s . R h u b a r b : — M i s s E d n e y . B a c o n : — X . Y . Z . B e d c l o t h e s — M i s s J a r m a n . B e d — - M r B e l c h e r . P i l l o w S l i p s , S h e e t s , T o w e l s , A i r C u s h i o n , M r s

G. A . J a m e s , d e c e a s e d . 5 g a l s . W a t e r G l a s s , M r T . A . D i c k s o n . 1 p a i r C r u t c h e s , M r H a r g r e a v e s .

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M I L L S (pe r M r A. C o l e n s o ) . — A. Colenso, J . K i d d i n , J . Mi l la r , J. McHugh, J. C o l e m a n , C. S t o b a r t , e a c h 2 / - ; A Schofleld, T . Sutcliffe, S. H l n -dle. M. W a r r e n , H . Loff, N . G r a h a m , A. Yole, J . B e a t t i e , G. Ne l son , S. N e l ­son, J. W a r d , C. C l a r k e , J . H u g h e s , T . Loft, D. K e n n y , J . Downie , G. C. M a n n , M. W a r d , J . H a r k n e s s , W . S t o b a r t , H. S t an l ey , N . M a r r i o t t R . K e n n e d y , L.' Cobb, W . P a l m e r , e a c h 1 / - ; A. H a r k n e s s , M r s Ne i l s en , A. D a n g e r , B . Wr igh t , B . Lof t s , M. L i n d s a y , A.L., B.J., A. A n d e r s o n , E . B r o w n , E . R o s s , K, F a n n i n g , A. M c K e e , A. H a r d y , J. Tomison, M r s J . D a w s o n , L. F i s h e r , L. M a n n i n g , M, W a r d , F . G r a h a m , each 6d £ 2 7 0

E m p l o y e s A U S T R A L I A N P A P E R M I L L S (per Mr A. C o a t e s ) . —

A u s t r a l i a n P a p e r Mi l s Co., £ 1 / 1 / - ; R M c H a t t i e , E . Ke l l s , J . W i l k s , A. Coates,, e a c h 2/0 ; T. K e t c h e n , J a s . Ketchen , J . E m o n d , W . E m o n d , A. Fr i th , J . M o r r i s H . T h o m p s o n . J . Sharpe , J . S m i t h , F . Ho lden , A. B e n ­nett , W. W i l k s , A. E m o n d , J . F o g g o , J. K e t c h e n , M. F o g g o , e a c h 2 / - ; G. T h o m p s o n , 1/6 ; A. R o b i n s o n , T. K e t ­chen, j un r . , H . R o b i n s o n , G. T h o m ­son, M. Moorfoot , L. D o u g l a s , E . Foggo, E . H a r r i s , J . S t o a t e , T. R y a n , H. B. Tay lo r , J . R o b i n s o n , D. L e v i s ­ton, J. M c F a r l a n e , G. S o u t h a l l , A. Be thune , A. P o w n e y , E . E v e r e t t , P . McLean, W . R e a d , A. Scanne l l , A. Schrier , R. S u m m e r s , J . Gray , J . S m i t h , J. H a g g a r , O. Ca r ro l l , E . Cooper , G. Wakefield, A. H o l l a n d , M. L y n c h , W . Price, P . L y n c h , T. E m o n d , P . M a t t i n g -ly, E. F o g g o , M. K e t c h e n , e a c h 1 / - ; D. S m i t h , 6d £ 5 2 0

8. A R M S T R O N G , Esq. , " E l l i n g e r r l n , " I nve r l e igh .—

Mrs B. A r m s t r o n g , £ 3 / 3 / - ; S. A r m ­s t rong, £ 1 ; H . Alford, C. G u i n a n e , J . S impson, J . E a r l e , L. MacNei l l , A. Ba th , T. F r y , W . A lde r son , W . G u i ­nane , T . Griffin, W . H o u g h t o n , A. S im , P. F r y , W . E a r l e , G. SpTatt, L . McNei l l , senr., A. McNei l l , D . M c K e r r a l , H . Bath , D. B r i s b a n e , H . M u n r o , C. McNeil , R. E a r l e , B . McNei l l , W . Leonard , J . Cha l l i s , e a c h 2 /6 ; H . F leming , J . Sco t t , e a c h 1 / - £ 7 10 0

E m p l o y e s A U S T R A L I A N T A N N E R Y — W. G. W h a l l y , W. K . T h o m s o n , e a c h 5 / - ; F . E a r l e , H . D e c k e r , W . Toze r , each 2/6 ; J . J a s p e r , F . Tozer , C. F ie ld , H . Cooke, e a c h 2 / - ; J . H o l m e s , M. Costello, F . A l d r i d g e , J. Snel l , H . Ear le , T. B e a r d o n , P . E a r l e , P . Shel ly , G. B e a n c h , B B e a r d o n , J . Hinchcliff , F. H o l m e s , W . W a t k i n s , T . Zel ley, H . McDonald , B. L a n g , P . G r o s s m a n n , H . Aldr idge, U . R o s s a c k , F . McDona ld , R. G r o s s m a n n , H . G r o s s m a n n , C. Gr in t e r , W. H o r n s e y , F . Costel lo , A. J . Cook, A . Detfe lsen, j un r . , A. Det fe lsen , e a c h 1 / - ; F . N e w l a n d , A. Decke r , e a c h 6d £ 2 14 6

J. B I D D L E C O M B E , Esq., "Golf Hi l l , " Shelford.—

E. Wink le r , A. Wilson , e a c h 5 / - ; P . Winflald, E. B e n n e t t , J . O'Brien, C. Stafford, H . P r i m e , P . F r e c k e r , C. I r ­vine, G. Young, C. Young , C. S t e w a r t , E . Wingfleld, J . M c A d a m , W. McCor -mack , N . McGil l ivray, W . Benne t t , G. Burre l l , E . P e r k i n s , G. Miller, P . Ba t t s , R. Wi l son , H . Boyd, J . Mauldon , J . W h e a d o n , F . W e s t o n , J . TJfton, C. H . Ande r son , J . S tone , W. MacGregor , Bewsher , A. L a w t h e r , J . H a r t , F . Allen, e a c h 2/6 ; W . H o w a r d , J . L a n i g a n , each 2 / - ; H . Caddv, G. McGee, E . P r o b a r t , T. King , F . Smi th , L. B e n ­ne t t , R. Gillett , C. El l is , J . Benne t t , each 1 / - £ 5 3 0

J. B L A K I S T O N & CO.— B l a k i s t o n a n d Co., £ 1 / 1 ; J. Miles, J . Malcolm, T. Dav i s , e a c h 2 / - ; G. K i n ­sella, D. O'Brien, H . R a n g o t t , A. P a r ­k inson , H. Brownlow, J . S tokes , C.L.S., W. O'Brien, W. Arno t t . A.J., A. W . Cur t a in , H K. Zierk, W . M o r g a n , each 1 / - £ 2 0 0 Messrs A. P. and H. C. B I N G L E Y ,

W a r r a m b e e n . — A. P . a n d H. C. Bingley , £ 2 / 2 ; F . B. a n d M. Bingley , £ 1 / 1 ; H . Ba t e s , J . B y r n e , e a c h 2/6 ; W . Boyd, J . S h a r p , N . McLeod, H . Tay lor , J . McNeil , T. McDona ld , F . C h a p m a n , J . T h o m s o n , F . B u r a c k , each 1 / - £ 3 17 0

" B u t c h e r s , " G E E L O N G F R E E Z I N G W O R K S ( p e r Mr D. M c A u s l a n ) . —

N e w Zea land , N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z, N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., N.Z., Geelong, Geelong, Gee­long, Geelong, each 2/6 £ 2 7 6

j E m p l o y e s J . B A N N I S T E R & S O N ! (pe r M r W. B l u n t ) . —

J. B a n n i s t e r and Son P r o p . Ltd. , i £ 1 / 1 ; W. Blun t , J . C. H e r b e r t , each 1 2/6 ; F . K u r z m a n , J . Say le , e a c h 1 / - ; i H . Jones , 6d £ 1 8 6 i E m p l o y e s COBB & CO.

(pe r G. Cole) .— G. O. Cole, C. R o w b o t t o m , e a c h 2/6 ;

i H . J . W a l s h , A. Young , R. Smi th , T . ; F r e n c h , junr . , P . Col t i sh , C. R o w b o t ­

tom, junr . , R S tokes , H . Bishop , T. ; Mitchel l , F . Smi th , G. B a r n e t t , A. B u t -1 cher , H . Nib le t t , F . H a w o r t h , W . P e t ­

r a s s , j un r . , W . P e t r a s s , senr . , A. Morr i s , G. McDona ld , G. W o o l n o u g h ,

I each 2 / - . . £ 2 3 0

C H I N E S E R E S I D E N T S — | H o c k Soon, £ 2 ; A h Yet , £ 1 / 1 2 / 6 ; | B o w Sing, B o w Ting , A h Cue, H a n Lee , > P e n g H i m , T o n g W a y , Y a n W a y , ; Wi l l i e Sing, H a r r y L ing , each £ 1/10 ; ; L e w J a t , A h J ack , L e w Gun. W e e i Loon, e a c h 25 / ; L e w Teong , H e e C h e -j ong, A h P a n , Quoon F u n g , A h H a n , I Yep Cheong, H e e Jow , A h On, A h

W o n , A h Yew, A h Foy , A h Chue , B a n W a y , H e e P o n , A h Gan, A h T a u n , H e e N a m , A h King , P o o n Bros. , each

22 2 1 / - ; Ah Toun, H e e Coon, W o o n Hook, Ah Fon, Wah Ham, Ah Ack, Chin Ack, Han Gooey, H e e Seong, Ah Woon, Koo Nam, Man Gay, H a n g Yick, Kim Sin Lee, Ah Foo, each 10/6 ; Soon Way, 10 / - ; Ah Ho, Chung Sam, each 5 / - ; Ah Tang, 3 / - ; Ah Part, 2/6 £ 5 1 4 6

Employes C H E E T H A M S A L T P R O P . LTD.

H.A.P., W.G., each 5 / - ; G. Cawkill , J. Boadle, each 3/6 ; R. Trautmann, W. Borthwick, E. Salway, F.A.B., G. White , T. Reid, J. Hunt , M. Dwyer , .1 Lavfteld, F. Hunt, W. McCracken, R. L. Keith, T. Clarke, W. Hunt , E. Wil l iams, T. Coppard, A. Reid, A. Shaw, each 2/6 ; J. Diamond, O. Chll-herg, G. Pownall , J. Bartlett, A. Atk in ­son, G. Wiffen, W. Moore, W. C a w ­kill, J. Clarke, J. McHugh, D. McPher­son, H. Cole, D. Mitchell, H. Wil l iams, W . Isaac, E. Evans , each 2 / ; R. Stokes , P. Cawkill, each 1/6 ; H. Kelly, D. Lamont, C. Read, T. Hunt, each 1 / - . . £ 5 1 0

E m p l o y e s M. D O N A G H Y & S O N S (per Mr W. Dobson) .—

Office, 10/6 ; H. Griffiths, C. Yates , J. Brownbill , each 2/6 ; P. Kennedy. J. White , W. Murray, C. Coyne, W. Miller, J. E. Ferguson, each 2 / - ; P. Sargeant , R. Miller, J Sargeant, H. Miller, R. Darrah, S. Godfrey, T. Kennedy, H. Lock, R. Robston, L. Martin, M. Craven. W. Dowsell , G. Haggar, S, Turner, J. Craven, J. Sloper, C. McDonald, J. N a ­pier, J. Moorfoot, J. Knell, D. Darrah, P . O'Brien, W. Graham, Misses May Elbons, Ruby Atkinson, P. Murphy, T. Craven, F . Booth, P. Hayes , T. McMa­hon, .J, Lamb, each 1 / - ; Misses M. Tarbell, M. Jacobson, I. Regan, I. N e y ­lon, E. Collins, H. Collins, M. Coogan, M. Dowsett , J. Miller, M. Lepage, F. McKenna, J. Barwick, C. Lawry, Mrs R. Saw, Mrs E. McKenna, Mrs A. McKenna, Mr L. McGuire, W. F e r g u ­son, A. White, A. Thomson, C. Taylor, H. Smith, J. Burke. J. Coogan, A. Robertson, P Coogan, F. Thewlis , L. White , A. Plunkett, M. Pagan, L. Sharp, H. Millgate, H. Oldroyd, J. Moorfoot, J. Connelly, J. Parnell , J. F a g a n , J. Glenister, each 6d £ 4 0 0

W . R. G U N D R Y , Esq., Jan Juc— W . R. Gundry, 1 0 / - ; C. E. Gundry, A. Anderson, G. Cornthwaite, H. A. Payne , E. Batson, H. Kurzman, each 51- ; A. Leonard, 4 / - ; G. O. Cuttler, 3/6 ; J. F . Seiffert, J. Hol loway, A. 'Seiffert, each 3 / - ; H.H.J., J. Hunter , J. W. Duffield. A. Brown, W. H. S i c h -lau, H. Stafford, E. F. Davies , P . G. Outten, J. A. Wilson, E. A. Estler, J. F. Gibson, M. J. Cahill, W. H o l l i n g s -worth, J. Barnfather, J. Henry, A. R. Giddings, "Terola," Friend, A. J o h n ­son, G. Holden, T. Bryers, G F. W. Stevens , J. Cox, W. Baird, M. Hunter , T. E. Duffield, J. Evans , A. Cooper, A. V. Jackson, W. Harding, A. T. M o u s -ley, L. Leibhardt, R. Squires, E. Duf­field, A. Giles, C. Nei lsen, C. Duffield, J. Ferry, W. Squires, E. Charles, J.

Trigg, J. B r o w n , H. Seiffert, D. M c L e n ­nan, E. Anderson , A. Klemke , M. Lowndes , T. Kinnane , G. Hunter , "Measles," T. Sharkey, F . Rosser , V. Richards , C. H . Miller, G. Ashmore , J. Ashmore , C. W. Paulke, each 2/6 ; W. Cunningham, A. C. Gundry, C. Bubb, M. J. Darcey , Friend, Holden. J. P i g -don, M. Clarke, W . Baensch , H. J. Kerger, J. Phi l l ips , A. H . Capron. G. Hooper, A. B a e n s c h , J. D . Hunt , C. Rau, each 2 / - ; Fr iend, 1/6 ; E . Berthon, P . Gargensen, Mrs Amos , F.P., C. Carl-gren, P. H o l m A. H u g h a n , E. Bone, R. Bone, e a c h 1 / - £ 1 2 1 6

J. G U E S T , Esq., Loco. S h e d s — W. Jarvie, 5 / - ; H. Prior, F. Raynor, M. Saunders , M. Brown, R. El l ison, M. Larkins , J. Tighe, J. Stubbs , M. Field, A. J. Brennan, J. Gubby, A. Searle, T. Jones , E. Millar, W. E Bal ian, E. Rich , H. Ne l son , W. T. Dunn, E. A. Dutton, G. S. Walker , F. Archer, A. A. Cook, G. O. Day, A. Myers. R. B o w m a n , F . T. Dennes , P. Floran, I. J. Doherty , W. Chisholm, each 2/6 ; S. I .Parkes , T. Richardson, C. E . Mur-fett, M. McRae , J. Fuller, T. Datson , J. S. Anderson , T. Brown, E. J. Ell is , W. A. Ki tchen , J. Hart , H. A. D o u g h l e y - R i l e y , E . W. Ford, W. Sharp, A. Murrell. M. Shanahan, J. A A r m ­strong, J. McMahon, A. Rachinger , F. J. Donnel l , A. F . Stephen, F. Ratt le , S. G. Bendle , G. Powel l , C. Woolcock, Wi l l i ams , R. J. Jones, J. Carter, J. Anderson, E . S. Earle , J.T.P., each 2 / - ; R. Bain, A. Daverin, each 1/0 ; J. M. Dorgan, D.C.L., E . E. Milledge, M. Hodgins , N . J. Lee, E. Spence, R. H e n ­derson, F. Dryburgh, C. Bray, M. A. Frail lon, W . Chamberlain, each II- ; R. Rllis, 9d £ 7 14 3

E m p l o y e s G E E L O N G F R E E Z I N G W O R K S (per C. A. Smith, E s q . ) —

T. Blake, 1 0 / - ; T. Flint, 5 / - ; Elden, il- ; Mayall , Tait , each, 3 / - ; Burns , Dodd, Dunlop, Anderson, Lucas , W a l s h , De lahunty , C. H o g a n , each 2/6 ; A. Tait, Jul l ian, Cocking, Salter, Berry -man, Moran, El l is , Maslin, Hone, McPherson , Davenport , Coombs, Cor-ney, each 2 / - ; Smith , Nelson, L. Pont, Pont, T h o m a s , Glew, Terrel, H o g a n , O'Brien, D u g g a n , Ayres , Brash. Brash,

Kei t ing , B u r n s , T h o m a s , Wall , W i l l i a m ­son, Firth , "Von Gemil, Lytte l ton, M. Jones , Norton , G. Rand, Winter , Burns , Chining, each II- ; Swab, Hew, Kel ly , Office, each 6d £ 5 0 0

E. W . G I B S O N , Esq. , Be lmont — E. W . Gibson, £ 1 / 1 ; W . Lloyd, 5 / - ;

J. Cunningham, A. McDonald, each 2/6 ; M. Collins, XI- £ 1 12 0

E m p l o y e s G. G A R D I N E R & CO.— C. Palmer , 5 / - ; T. Zelly, F. Tozer, N. Palmer, each 2 / - ; W. Shel ley, F. Baensch , G. Jarvis , T. Jarvis , B. N e w -land, A. Jarv i s , T. Gardiner, G. Klemke, J. Johnson, P. Gibney, J, Reed, each 1 / - £ 1 2 0

23 Employes HARVEY, DANN & CO.

(per Mr J .F. Harvey) . -— p Paech, Fox, E. M. Booley, S.S.W., each 2/6 ; T. M c H u g h , E . Redman, T. Thorley, H. French , each 2 / - ; J. J. Maher, W. Jenning, R. Jones , P. Ryan , W. Anderson, Fedley , Cain, B. Thorley, R. Barry, Moylan, J. Barl ing, E. Ruf-iin, C. Fairbrother, Twigg , B. Barter, Russell, G. Beck, F. Waller, B. Bland, T. Davis , G. Rose , "White, Currie, Morris, E . Ke tchen , C. Russel l , each 1/- ; E. P izaro , E. Fairbrother, each fid £ 2 5 0 Employes HODGES BROS— J. Barwick, R. Barry, H. Chamberlain, G. Landy, each 2/6 ; L. Arnott , 1 / - . . 11 0 Employes and E. HAWKESWORTH— E. H a w k e s w o r t h , 1 5 / - ; G. S im, S. E. Hawkeswortli , A. Mcintosh , each, 5 / - ; P. Thomson, N. Powel l , W. Fies ley , A. Powell , B. Powel l , each 2 / - . . . . £ 2 0 0 Employes HAWKES BROS.

(per Mr G. E. Crowle ) .— H. B. Gibb, 1 0 / - ; G Crowle, W. B a r -net, C. Wat t , A. Dav i s , A. Watt , each 2/6 ; A.G.P., 2 / - ; H.G.P., A.B.M., A.R.H.. W.G.K., H.B., W. Pride.F.O.P., J.H.S., S.C.C., T.E., N.V.B., E.E., A.E.H., W.W., N.T.W., W.S. , A. G. Henry,. R. Sykes , A. McNaughton , J. R. Chapman, N. F. Day, F. Palmer, E. O'Neil, J. Allen, "Unknown," each 11- • J.C.R., E.G.C., each 6d £ 2 10 6 R. JAMIESON, "Stony Point,"

Darl ington.— II. Stansbury, N . Nicholson, each &/- ; Duedin E. Stansbury , W . Warren, each 2/6 ; I. Si lonst , T. Madin, Stoate , each 2 / - ; Cal laghan, Cawhill , Edwards , Read, each 1 / - £ 1 7 6 Employes J . MUNDAY— S. Gellately, 5 / - ; T. Cosgrove, J. H o l ­land, P. Doherty , T. McCormick, C. Middleton, D. Cromer, J. Kearney, J. McManus, A. L.Watson, T. Doran, each 2/6 ; S. Yates , W McCarter, J. McCar­thy, I. Hickey , J. Hurley, W. B r u s h -iield, B. Hickey , eaeh 2 / - J. Cromer, J. Cameron, each 1/6 ; J. Riley, 1 / - . . £ 2 8 0 MASTER BAKERS— G. Moody, J. Litt le , F. J. Drayton, T. F Murray, Anderson Bros., W. Mar­shall, Bell Bros. , E. Law, D. M c D o n ­ald, W. McDonald, each £ 1 / 1 ; F. P o d -bury, J. Ritchie , J. Brassey , each 10/6 ; Deeath and Dav i s , W. Brownbil l , C. Myers, each 1 0 / - ; N. Robertson, 7/6 ; Guest and Bent ley , B. L. Thurgood, E. W. Britter, each 5 / - £ 1 4 14 0 Employes of MERCER & CO.— E. Mercer, 5 / - J. Archer, 2/6 A. L u s -combe, E. Warren, each 2 / - ; Office, 1/6 ; G.B., M. Reid, J. Turner, T. Lang, B. Mulder, J. H u g h e s , A.C., each II- ; E. Kelynach, G.M., E.A., G.H., each 6d £ 1 2 0 C. D. MclNTYRE, "Murdeduke,"

W i n c h e l s e a . — C. D. Mclntyre , £ 1/1 ; A. Collins, H. Payne, K. Brown, each 5 / - ; J. S t e p h e -son, H. Stephenson , T. Shinners , G. Clark, W. N e w c o m b e , J. Byrne, A.

Brown, F. Hole, E. Hole, J. Shinners, A. Alsop, G. Cameron, V. Trigg, each 2/6 ; J. Kingwell, T. Jones, F. Alsop, R. Newcombe, B. Aisop, each 2 / - . . MESSRS McHARRY & CO., L a r a . -C. W. Taylor, £ 1 / 1 ; D. Callahan, M. Will iams, E. Milledgs, W. Callaghan, each 2/6

NORTH GEELONG PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.

J. Penrose, J. Birrell, each 10 / - ; S. J. Purnell, A. Barclay, H. Lott, J. W. Gravolin, J. Toyne, W. Mott, C. D. Han­cock, H. Cornish, D . L'rquhart, each 5 / - ; W. Reid, 3 / - ; M. A. Reid, J. Reid, A. W. McGuiness, T. Birch, J. Kennedy, Mrs T. H. Phippe, H. Phippe, Jas . Barrett, J. Veal, W. Fraser, A. Prime, G. Toyne, A. T. Best , D. L a u g h -ton, T. Slevin, T. Richards, Mr Wil ­liams, H. Dixon, N. Bough, J. Hancock, L. E. Downey, W. McMillan, Shellback, A. Doig, C. H. Stauss , H. French, N. Shannahan, each 2/6 ; Mrs Eason, J. Keyhan, J. F. Barrett, A. J. Sheppard, Mrs Fraser, Mr Olle, S. Hornsey, H. Bates . J. Stewart, Bayley, each 2 / - ; X.Y.Z., A. Wolley, each 1/6 ; G. M. Nunn, L. Messey-Rhine , Bert Veal, J.B., J.E.D., J. S. Birrell, W.E.W., " A Friend," F. Mullins, C. Tait, Miss Lott, Miss Bartlett , T. M. Maher, W. J. Mills, Syndicate , T. Bigham, R. Broom, J. Delahunty, T. Collopy, A. Everett , Mrs Dean, Mr Young, C. Chamberlain, J. B. Tompkins, T. Jones, J. Stanley, O. Krugger, A.M.C., E.P., A.C., A.S., P.W., R. R. Bray, N, Moors, L. Sceney, D. Mcintosh, Gasson, B. Diamond, D. Humphries , D. Murphy, M. Johnstone, F. Johnstone, Denmead, V. Grant, B . Bird, Anon, R, Andrews, Moppett, J. Conboy, J. E. Dawson, Jorry, P. Dow­sett, Nieholls , P. Kirwuod, W. Short, P.Q.Z., W. White, each 1 / - ; G. Charty, 6d

MESSRS O'BEIRNE & CO.— H. O'Beirne, 5 / - ; A. Syer, 2/6 ; W. L. Mclnnes , C. Stapleton, T. V. Trait, each 2 / - ; M. Fowler, D. Doherty, W. Kelly, P. Coleman, T. Betts , C. Doher­ty, S. Kildea, E. Leahy. S. Kelly, T. Leahy, J. O'Connor, Cash, J. Doherty, S. Gurrie, each 1 / -

Employees R. PURNELL— I. Lockyer, T. Kennedy, N. It. Purnell, H. W. Purnell, W. J. Cahill, each 2 / - ; B. Smart , T. Pavarno, H. Thomas, J. Martin, J. Bull, C. New, A. Lane, M. O'Callaghan, G. Smith, H. Holdaway, each II-MR. G. PIGDON— George Holden, George Pigdon, each 2/6 Employees PARKS & GARDENS

(Per Mr J. P. D a y ) — J. P. Day, 5 / - ; A. Brown, T. Henri, each 2/6 ; H. Newl ing , G. Bendle, each 2 / - ; A. Hughan , J. Sul l ivan, A. Hands , eaeh II-

The PORTLAND CEMENT WORKS CO., Fyansford.—

J. O'Brien, L. Nichtei le in, E. Booth, G. S. W. Reid, J. Colman, C. C. Howell ,

£ 3 18 6

£ 1 11 0

£ 1 0 16 0

£ 1 7 6

£ 1 0 0

5 0

17 0

24 e a c h 2/6 ; T. Da i r s , A. Schr ie r , R. McLeish , e a c h 2 / - ; E . B r a i n , W . N e l ­son, P . J . K e n n e d y , R. D a v e n p o r t , A. Coombs, F . Griffiths, J . I n g r a m , G. L i t t l e ton , V. Trebi lcock, J . Casey , J . Myers , A. R o b e r t s , H . W . C u t h b e r t -son, J . Tyack , T. H a r r i n g t o n , M. M a l -rooney, M. B a r r y , L. T u t o n , H . B r o k e , A. Cason , J . P e t e r s o n , C. Quieder , T . Osborne , C. H a y , C. J a c k , W . C u z i n s , J . Bu rn , L . Wink l ey , R. No l t i ng , H . S u m n e r , Office, e a c h 1 / - ; T. Y a t e s , E. "Woodman, J. Medl ing , H . S t u b b -ings , each 6d £ 2 14 0

E m p l o y e e s C, H. SMITH & SONS— G. Bar l i ng , E . Can ty , W . Foo te , e a c h 2/6 ; H . G r o s s m a n , R. Smi th , e a c h 2 / - ; J . S m i t h , J . P r e s t o n , J . Cra ig , D . B i n c h , W, Ford , R. W e l l a m , R. Shel ly, W . P a t ­tie, J . Allin, A. T r a s k , e a c h 1 / - . . £ 1 1 6

MISS A. SUTHERLAND— T h o m a s El l io t t , £ 1 ; M r s G. S u t h e r ­land , 5 / - ; J . McColl, T. M u s g r o v e , E. T. S u t h e r l a n d , e a c h 2/6 ; W . S h a r p , G. M u s g r o v e , each 1 / - £ 1 14 6

MR. A. B. TREGURTHA, S t a t i o n m a s t e r —

A.B.T., 5 / - ; J . Kiddle , 3 / - ; W . M c C o r -m a c k , J . F . Ker ley , W . G. Spence r , e a c h 2/6 ; A. H . H a r v e y , T. Bul len , J . Wi l son , R . Buckley, F . D u r r a n , W . Bampfleld, J. Br i t t e r , M. Hea ly , e a c h 2 / - ; D. Guest , J . Mells, J. B a r b e r , T. L e a n g . T. H i g g i n s , J . Ross , L. S t e p -l ing , F . Smi th , E.U., J . E . McDowel l , M. M u r r a y , J . J . H a r r i s , J . B a k e r , J . P e n d e r , J . A. Cur ry , W . C a v a n a g h , J . A n t h o n y , J . C la rke , C. Jeffs, G. M c l n n e s , J . S t ephenson , J, Mor r i son , P . D u g g a n , H . Nicholson, W . J . E . S m i t h . M. R y a n , T. Ang l im, J . • H a n ­cock, W. W i n s t a n l e y , A. F . Rofe, B . B u r n s , C. J . G r a h a m , J . Baker , A. Y o u n g , G. W a l k e r , W . D. J o h n s o n , W . H . Seeh t ig , A. M c l n n e s , W. Mansf ie ld , T. M c K a y , L. B a r t l e t t , T. Green, W . C. Gilber t , P . J. D u g g a n , A. A. W h i t e , J . B e a t o n , F . R. K e t c h e n , each 1 / - . . £ 3 18 6

E m p l o y e e s H. THACKER ( P e r M r W . B e r r i m a n ) —

C. J . T h o m a s , 4 / - ; E . Chan t , J.A., W.T.G.B. , each 2 / - ; W.F .B. , L.M., S.B., R.B., J .S. , A.McP. , J .McH. , C O . , E.O., each 1 / - ; H . K „ A.B., each 6d . . £ 1 0 0

MR. H. THETAZ— J. Deppe le r , Deppe l e r Bros. , M r s M u h l e b a c h , each £ 1 ; A. H . T h e t a z , 1 9 / - ; A. C. and W . M u h l e b a c h , 10/6 ; G. M a r e n d a z , H a m m e r l i Bros . , e a c h 10 / - ; A. Deppeler , W . W e i t n a u e r , P . P i l loud , F . A. M a r e n d a z , each 5 / - ; J . Gugger , 3 / - ; R. Gugger , L. I m e r , " F r i e n d , " each 2/6 £ 7 0 0

W. F. VOLUM, Esq., "Roxby," M u r g h e b o l u c —

W . F . Volum, £ 5 / 5 / ; E . Gibson, F . Gibson, G. M. A n d e r s o n , D. M c P h e r ­

son, C. O 'Conne l l , M. N o o n a n , W . T. V o l u m , J . Gibson , e a c h 5 / - ; P . Me lou ry , J . G u i n a n e , K . T i e r n e y , e a c h 2/6 . . . . £ 7 12 5

E m p l o y e e s VOLUM BREWING CO. ( P e r M r H . W . B u c k l a n d ) —

S. Y o u n g , £ 1 ; H . W . B u c k l a n d , 1 0 / - ; J . S m a l l , 5 / - ; R. R e n w o o d , T . A u s ­t in , C. Gegg ie , G. Wood, C. Cowley , J . M i n n e t t s , D . O 'Lea ry , P . R i c h a r d ­son, e a c h 2 / - ; T . P a l m e r , G. F r e -d e r i c k s o n , E . D u p e , W . O'Neil , E . S y -m o n s , e a c h 1 / - £ 2 16 0

MR. G. WELLS, Roadmaster, Vic­t o r i a n R a i l w a y s —

T. H . M c L e a n , J . Campbe l l , P . B a r r , H . B a t e s , J . G a y l a r d , M. J . H i c k e y , M. W a l s h , J . C a p l e , R . R u s s e l l , W . Cahi l l , ' W". W . Re id , W . W a l l w o r t h , W. W h e ­lan , A. B e y h e a r n , A. J ed j son , T . J u y e , W . D u n n e , G. D i c k i n s o n , D. S t e w a r d , J . E d w a r d s , P . H a n n i n , A. V a n c e , D . M c K a y , T. H . P e a r t , G. C. D ickson , J a s . M c K e n n a , J . S i n g l e t o n , W. B r a d y , E . S. L o w n e , H . M a y n a r d , J . M c C a g h , H . G o r m a n , J . Kei ly , e a c h 2/6 ; J a s . M c N u t t y , C. M c C a r t y , J . W a r d , E . S w a n s o n , S. S h a r p , M c L e a n , S. Lee , A l b e r t , H . F i n n , A. E . E v e r e t t , D. L a i n g , A . Ke l ly , A. D e v a r y , A. P e n g l a s s e , M. Mooroney , P . D o n o -hue , P . I I . H a r d i n g , C. N . A d a m s , W . D e n y e r , J . M u r p h y , W . B a r r e t t , M. J . D o n o h u e , R . J . J e n n i n g s , T h o s . D u c k , W . P o w e r , G. D u n s e , C. J . Ave ry , T . J . K a n e , L, D u n s e , G. F i t z g e r a l d , T. God-da rd , J . Gol ler , T . O 'Lough l in , T . W e b b , J . Mi t che l l . J . E d w a r d s , D . F a r r e l l y , J . O'Malley, W . J . Fa l l ow , W . W y a t t , each 2 / - ; H . S. M a n n i n g , J . C u n n i n g ­h a m , M. A s k e w , J . B r e n n a n , H . Groves , T. H i c k e y , A. T r a s k , C Ne i l son , J . C a r r i g g , G. B o a r s e n , J . Moore , T . T r a i n o r , W . M o r r i s , A. M c M a s t e r , G. S t e v e n s o n , P . F l a n a g a n , S. S a v a g e , W . K e n a h a n , J . P u r c e l l , H . S p o k e s , J . R i c h a r d s , W . M c M a s t e r , J . M o r r i s s e y , W . D u n l e a , J . W . P r e s t o n , J . W e b b , S. A b b o t t , D . M c K a y , S. Boyd, H . L o w n e , F r i e n d , e a c h 1 / - £ 9 13 6-

E m p l o y e e s WAYS & WORKS, Vic­t o r i a n R a i l w a y s ( P e r M r P . Cole)

P . Cole, J . E l l i o t t , R. Gilhooley, e a c h 2 / 6 ; P . R y a n 2 / - ; ,A. D o h e r t y , 1/6; S. Goudy , E . E . He l lw ig , B . O'Keefa, J . Coles , G. T o w n s e n d , D . C. E l l i s , A. H . W a r n e , D . F r a s e r , W . J . N o r r i s , A. P . T h o m s o n , e a c h 1 / - £ 1 1 0

MR. J. WILLIAMS— W . W . B y e r s , 5 / - ; G. L o a d e r , J . M a -hony , J . G. Cha l l i s , e a c h 2/6 ; T. Dyer , E . Kel ly , J . W i l l i a m s , A. R o b e r t s o n , J . S m i t h , A. B o y d , H . P r i m e , e a c h 2 / - ; W . Glynn , 1/6 ; H . W a l l a c e , N . McColl , A. B u r k e , A . C l a r k e , E . S i m p s o n , F . Hil l , e a c h 1 / - £ 1 14 0

25

Hospital Saturday and Sunday Collections for 1 9 1 1 . St. M a r y ' s R o m a n C a t h o l i c C h u r c h C o n g r e g a t i o n a l C h u r c h , G e e l o n g (pe r

W. H . A t k i n ) C o n g r e g a t i o n a l C h u r c h , N t h . G e e ­

l o n g ( p e r W . H . A t k i n ) . . Method i s t C i r cu i t , B a s t Gee long

(pe r R e v . R. Ke l ly ) Method i s t C i r cu i t , "West Gee long

(pe r R e v . J . P . M c C a n n ) . . Methodis t C h u r c h , Queenscliff, (per

R e v . J . H . Tuckf ie ld ) Method i s t C h u r c h , B a n n o c k b u r n ,

( p e r W . Moodie ) Free P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h (pe r M r

M c K a y ) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , B a r r a b o o l (pe r

C. A n d e r s o n ) . . S t . A n d r e w ' s P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h

(pe r W . M. B a r n e d ) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h a n d S.S. G e e ­

l o n g W e s t ( p e r R. W . D a l t o n ) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , W i n c h e l s e a

( p e r A. A i t k e n ) P r e s b y t e r i a n Miss ion , C o n n e w a r r e

(pe r J .M. T a y l o r ) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , R y r i e - s t r e e t

(pe r R. R o b e r t s o n ) . . St . George ' s P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h

( p e r J . H a m i l t o n ) . . P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , I n v e r l e i g h

p e r J . D . M c C a l l u m . . S t . A n d r e w ' s P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h

a n d S.S. Queenscl iff Po in t L o n s d a l e B r a n c h P r e s b y t e r ­

i an C h u r c h P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , A n a k i e ( p e r

Rev . M c C o o k ) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , R u s s e l l ' s

B r i d g e (pe r R e v . McCook) . . P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , B a t e s f o r d (pe r

R e v . M c C o o k ) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , S u t h e r l a n d ' s

C r e e k ( p e r R e v . McCook) . . P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , L a r a ( p e r H .

Olive) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , N o r t h S h o r e

(pe r H . Olive) P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , W e r v i b e e

( p e r R e v . M c i n t o s h ) C h u r c h of E n g l a n d a n d S.S. Ocean

Grove C h u r c h of E n g l a n d , S t . A l b a n s (pe r

J . D e w ) S t . J a m e s ' C h u r c h a n d S.S. M o r t -

l a k e ( p e r R e v . W a g g ) S t . J o h n ' s C h u r c h , K o l o r a ( p e r R e v .

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R e v . W a g g ) . . All Sa in ts? C h u r c h of E n g l a n d ,

N e w t o w n (pe r W . F i n n i n ) . . S t . P a u l ' s C h u r c h of E n g l a n d (pe r

J . W . A s h t o n ) C h r i s t C h u r c h of E n g l a n d a n d S.S.

( p e r W . G. Mer r i l l ) S t . M a t t h e w ' s C h u r c h a n d S.S.

(per W . G. Mer r i l l ) S t . J o h n ' s C h u r c h of E n g l a n d , B a n ­

n o c k b u r n ( p e r Rev . A. R. C a m p b e l l )

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B r o u g h t f o r w a r d St . P a u l ' s C h u r c h of E n g l a n d ,

Inver le igh (pe r Rev. A. R. Campbel l )

S t . A n d r e w ' s C h u r c h of E n g l a n d , Murghebo luc (pe r Rev . A. R. Campbel l )

M a r s h a l l t o w n Ang l i can C h u r c h a n d Dis t r i c t (per Rev . D. W e i r )

St . George ' s C h u r c h of E n g l a n d a n d S.S., Queenscliff, and S p r i n g s C h u r c h a n d S.S. (per O. R. Caza ly )

St . J o h n ' s Church , P o r t a r l i n g t o n . . S a i n t s ' Church a n d S.S.. St . A l b a n s Miss ion Ha l l a n d S.S. (per E. O r ­

c h a r d ) Wi l son Memor ia l S u n d a y School . . C h u r c h of Chr i s t (per E. Brownb i l l ) S t . T h o m a s Church , W i n c h e l s e a . . Peop le ' s Church , E a s t Geelong (per

F . W e s t a w a y ) H i g h C h u r c h , Geelong (per J. McGill) H o l y T r i n i t y C h u r c h e s , L a r a , L t .

River , Ba l l i ang (per F . Oakley) B a p t i s t Church , Be lmon t Mt . Zion B a p t i s t C h u r c h B a p t i s t Church , F e n w i c k - s t r e e t

(per W . W . B r a d l e y ) M a r s h a l l - s t r e e t B a p t i s t Miss ion

(pe r W . E. T u r n e r ) A b e r d e e n - s t r e e t B a p t i s t C h u r c h

(per R. P u r n e l l ) L u t h e r a n C h u r c h , (per Rev . H e y e r )

G e r m a n t o w n L u t h e r a n Church , G e r m a n t o w n (per

Rev . Schu l t z W . Kel ly , Esq . Collect ion (per N u r s e s ) Collect ion (per S a l v a t i o n A r m y ) . . N u r s e Niehol ls Mis s D. M c M a n u s Miss M. Gues t S u n d r y Boxes in H o s p i t a l M a s t e r J . F ra i l lon M a s t e r Meder ic F r a i l l o n M a s t e r G. F ra i l lon Mis s O. Fra i l lon M i s s e s C. Ledge rwood a n d O. M a r ­

t in i Gee long Ar t i l l e ry B a n d E m p l o y e s " S p a r r o v a l e " (per N u r s e s

Nichol l and Pedd le ) Miss E. Getson J . H . L a n g h o r n e , E s q . R. J . F le tcher , E s q . F i s h e r m e n ' s Union , P o r t a r l i n g t o n

(per N . Al len) H . P . Doug lass , Esq . N u r s e Green Geelong Boys ' P r e p a r a t o r y School

(per A. J . Greenfield) Mr P r i c e St . A u g u s t i n e ' s O r p h a n a g e B a n d

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Extracts from Bye-Laws. Qualification, Designation, and Privileges of Benefactors.—Bye-Law N o . 5 .—The fol lowing shall

b e the qualification, des igna t ion , and pr iv i leges of G o v e r n o r s , Con t r ibu to r s , and H o n o r a r y Collectors, viz:—^"50 personal contr ibut ion in one year—Life G o v e r n o r ; ^"30 p e r s o n a l con t r i bu t i on i n one y e a r -Governor for 5 years , with p r iv i leges d u r i n g tha t per iod of a Life G o v e r n o r ; ^"20 pe r sona l contr ibut ion in one year—Life Subscr iber ; £50 beques t u n d e r wil l , first-named or a c t i n g e x e c u t o r (beques t u n d e r will) u n d e r such wi l l—Governor for 5 y e a r s , ' t o be en t i t l ed t o 4 I n a n d S O u t P a t i e n t s a n n u a l l y ; ^"25 bequest u n d e r wi l l , f i rs t -named or ac t ing execu to r u n d e r s u c h w i l l — G o v e r n o r for two yea r s , to be en t i t l ed to 2 In a n d 4 Out Pa t i en t s ' t ickets annua l ly ; ^"20 Society, Associa t ion, o r C o m p a n y co l lec t ing or p a y i n g i n one year ( to n o m i n a t e for each ^T20 col lected or paid)—Life Subsc r ibe r ; £ 1 a n d u p w a r d s , Min i s t e r of Church or L a y m a n col lec t ing in one y e a r — H o n o r a r y Collector ; £l a n d u p w a r d s , y e a r l y subsc r ip t ion—Cont r ibu to r .

Provided a lways t h a t no Min i s t e r , Congrega t ion , Assoc ia t ion , Soc ie ty , C o m p a n y or p e r s o n sha l l nominate as a cont r ibutor or cont r ibu tors a n y pe r son or pe r sons , t h e j ' e a r l y subsc r ip t ion o r subsc r ip t ions for whom shal l be sought or i n t ended to b e paid out of m o n e y s d e r i v e d from publ ic or p r iva te collections for Char i tab le purposes . E v e r y firm or p a r t n e r s h i p subsc r ib ing m a y exerc i se t h e i r p r iv i l eges t h r o u g h one of t hemse lve s , to be nomina ted in w r i t i n g by such firm, a n d t h e T r u s t e e s or E x e c u t o r s of eve ry Estate subsc r ib ing m a y exercise the i r p r iv i l eges t h r o u g h one of t h e m s e l v e s b e i n g n o m i n a t e d in w r i t i n g by such Trus t ees or Execu to r s , and ev^ry pub l ic o r corpora te body s u b s c r i b i n g m a y exerc ise t h e i r p r iv i l eges through some pe rson in the i r employ to b e n o m i n a t e d in w r i t i n g by s u c h P u b l i c or Corpora te Body. T h e power of vo t ing hy nominees a t Annua l or Special M e e t i n g b e i n g l im i t ed t o t h r e e votes for all t h e y r e p r e s e n t .

B Y K - L A W N O . 6.—Life Gove rno r s will be en t i t l ed t o r e c o m m e n d 1 I n a n d 4 O u t - P a t i e n t s always on t h e books ; Governor for 5 years ( p e r s o n a l d o n a t i o n ) — 1 I n a n d 4 O u t P a t i e n t s a lways on t h e books during t h a t t i m e ; Governor for 5 years ( E x e c u t o r u n d e r w i l l ) — 4 I n a n d 8 Out P a t i e n t s ' t i cke t s annua l ly : Gove rno r for 2 years—2 I n and 4 O u t P a t i e n t s ' t i cke t s a n n u a l l y ; Ijife Subsc r ibe r—1 I n a n d 2 O u t Patients ' t i cke t s annua l ly ; Cont r ibutor—1 I n a n d 2 Out Pa t i en t s t i cke ts a n n u a l l y for each £l subscr ibed ; Honorary Collector—1 In and 2 Out Pa t i en t s t i cke t s a n n u a l l y for each £l co l l ec ted .

B Y E - L A W N O . 7 .—Recommenda t ion shal l be m a d e b y t i c k e t a n d sha l l on ly be u sed for t h e recom­m e n d a t i o n of pe r sons U N A B L E to pay for medica l a t t e n d a n c e ; t h e r ecep t ion of such p e r s o n s h a l l be subject t o t h e approva l of the Commit tee of M a n a g e m e n t , a n d p r o v i d e d t h a t t h e funds a n d t h e accommodat ion of t h e Ins t i tu t ion a d m i t of the i r r ecep t ion . W h e n r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s c a n n o t be acceded to a t i c k e t in lieu of t h a t used shall be r e t u r n e d t o t h e subscr iber . T icke t s wil l b e i s s u e d b y t h e S e c r e t a r y to t h e Subscr ibers at t h e t ime of p a y m e n t of Subscr ip t ions . Subscr ibers s h a l l a lso h a v e t h e p r iv i l ege a t a n y t i m e o n application to t h e Secre ta ry , of e x c h a n g i n g O u t Pa t i en t s for I n P a t i e n t s ; a n d 1 ' v ice-versa ' ' ; O n e I n P a t i e n t s ' ticket b e i n g equiva len t to t h r e e Out P a t i e n t s .

27 B Y E - L A W N O . 8 .—Subscr ibers of £l a n d u p w a r d s shal l h a v e full power t o vote a t all mee t ings from

time of p a y m e n t , a u d shall b e d e e m e d A n n u a l Subscr ibers from da te of paymen t .

B Y E - L A W N O . 9.—At al l A n n u a l and Specia l Meet ings of the Corporat ion, Life Governors shal l have three v o t e s ; L i fe Subsc r ibe r s a n d A n n u a l Gove rno r s , two v o t e s ; Annua l Contr ibutors of £5 5s. and upwards , three v o t e s ; £3 3 s . , two v o t e s ; £1, one v o t e ; H o n o r a r y Collectors, for whole a m o u n t collected in one year, one vo te .

Admission of Patients into the Infirmary.—BYI<;-LAW N o . 58.—Accidents and such cases of decided emergency on ly as i n t h e opin ion of t h e Res iden t Surgeon cannot be delayed m a y be received in t h e Infirmary a t a n y t i m e w i t h o u t t icke t , p rov ided however , t ha t should an accident or emergency case remain in the I n s t i t u t i o n t h r e e days or m o r e , an I n P a t i e n t ' s t icket m u s t then be procured wi thout delay. T h e admission of p a t i e n t s in o r d i n a r y cases r e c o m m e n d e d by Subscr ibers ' t ickets shall be daily (Sundays excepted) , b e t w e e n t h e h o u r s of n i n e a n d twelve o 'clock in the forenoon, by t h e Secretary, a n d t h e Honorary Medica l Staff for t h e week , o r in t h e absence of such Staff, by t h e Secretary and Res iden t Surgeon; s u c h admiss ion to be t e m p o r a r y , and subject to t h e approval of t h e House Commit tee at i ts next M e e t i n g .

Admission of Paying Patients.—HvK-hA-W N o . 59.—Paying Pat ients may be admi t t ed at t h e dis­cretion of t h e H o u s e C o m m i t t e e , w h o shal l fix the weekly ra te to be charged to each pa t ien t , and in t h e event of an o p e r a t i o n b e i n g necessa ry , m a y fix a fee therefor , and may requ i re the same to be paid in advance ; a n d every person a d m i t t e d on t h e g r o u n d of emergency , to the benefi ts of the Ins t i tu t ion , and able in t h e e s t ima t ion of t h e C o m m i t t e e , t o pay , shal l be required to do so at such r a t e as t h e Commit tee may d e t e r m i n e . E a c h admiss ion of a P a y i n g Pa t i en t shal l b e repor ted to t h e Genera l Commit tee at i ts next m e e t i n g , a n d shal l be sub jec t t o conf i rmat ion .

B Y E - L A W N O . 6 0 , — T h e Genera l R u l e s a n d Regula t ions of t h e Ins t i tu t ion shall be applicable to and be observed by al l P a y i n g P a t i e n t s .

Persons not Admissible.—BYE-Law N o . 61.—No insane person , except on r e m a n d for medical examination i n t h e L u n a c y Ward ; n o o n e h a v i n g a contagious or infectious disease ; no one subject to epilepsy ; n o r a n y o n e w h o , in t h e opin ion of the H o n o r a r y Medical Staff for t h e week , or the Res iden t

. Surgeon, m i g h t receive equa l benefi t as a n Out Pa t i en t , shall be admi t t ed ; a u d no child u n d e r five years of age sha l l b e a d m i t t e d , excep t in cases of accident , or for a surgical operat ion : nor except unde r special c i rcumstances shal l P a t i e n t s b e admi t t ed from o ther dis t r ic ts where hospi ta ls e x i s t ; provided tha t t he House C o m m i t t e e or Officers of the Ins t i tu t ion shall have discret ionary power to a d m i t such prohibi ted cases, and shall r e p o r t u p o n the exerc ise of such power to the n e x t genera l mee t ing of the Commit tee of Managemen t .

Admission of Inmates into the Benevolent Asylum.—BYE-LAW N O . 6 2 . — T h e admiss ion of Inmates into the B e n e v o l e n t A s y l u m shal l b e res t r i c t ed to those days in each week u p o n which t h e House Commit tee meets ; w h e n app l i ca t ions shal l be cons idered and decided u p o n . N o p r e g n a n t female for t h e purpose of conf inement ; n o pe r son i n s a n e ; no chi ld u n d e r twelve years of age : no one ha ,-iit;/ a contag ious or infectious

1 disease shal l b e a d m i t t e d .

Payment of Maintenance.—All p a t i e n t s will be expected to pay towards t h e actual expenses of thei r ma in tenance , so far a s t h e i r c i r cums tances m a y enable t h e m ; and all" p roper ty found on Pat ients w h o m a y die in t h e Hosp i t a l wil l be a p p r o p r i a t e d to defray the expenses of t h e m a i n t e n a n c e and bur ia l . The res idue , if any, to be h a n d e d over to the i r lega l r ep r e sen t a t i ve s .

T h e C o m m i t t e e of M a n a g e m e n t shal l a p p o i n t a Sub-Commit tee (with t h e concur rence of t h e S u r g e o n ) which sha l l h a v e power to d i scha rge any p a t i e n t in case of h is refusal to p a y ; and shal l have the fur ther power to r e q u i r e (if n e c e s s a r y ) , P a t i e n t s to m a k e a declara t ion before a Jus t ice as to the i r m e a n s .