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THE THIRTY-EIGHTH
•^4 mm@mmmm$ m&r
COMMITTEE OF M A N A G E M E N T
bi u MARY (INCORPORATED),
WITH THE
Financial Statement,'List of Subscriptions and Donations,
Statistical Table of Cases treated during the 12 Months ending
30th June, 1890.
PBIHTED BY HALL & Sous, KYBIH STKBBT.
1S90.
OFFICE-BEARERS F O R 1890-91.
PtEStBtnt: W . P. CABB, ESQ.
CHABLES SHANNON, ESQ. G-EOEGE MABTIN, ESQ.
picmoratg Ercasum: AIBBED E . H E E D , E S Q .
Central (Eummtttte: E S T . CANON GROODMAN, M . A .
E E V . ABTHTJB DAVIDSON
ggK^ab B . Bi»aAB>
ABBAHAM, WIT., ESQ.
BBADLBT, W I . , ESQ.
GABDINBB, " W M . , ESQ. *
<5BET, J. H . , E S Q . t
H O W A B B , H. T., ESQ. t
HtTMBEE, WlMIAM, ESQ. *
M U N D A X , JAS., E S Q .
NIOOI,, JAS., ESQ. *
O E O H A B D , F. S., ESQ. *
. EICHABDSON, JAS. E S Q . *
S A W Y E R , GEO., ESQ.
VINES, JOS., ESQ. f
Q) gonoratg ffionaultiiiff fHctttcal ®fflat«:
E E I D , D . B . , E S Q . , M . B . O . S . C E O K E B , P. A, , E S Q . , M . B . , O H . M ,
Jgonoratg MCBicsl ©fftos: H O P E , T. 0., ESQ., M . B . , C H . K .
M A B W O O D , A . W . , E S Q . , L.E.O.S., P . E D . , L.E.P.S.G. N E W M A N , E . J., E S Q . , M . B . , C H . B .
S M A I L , J O H N , E S Q . , L.E.O.S., P.Ep., LM.
Swutatg ana Supetmtattfent: EDWAED SHABP.
jtetocnt Surgeon: T. J. M . K E N N E D Y , M , B . C H . B .
^ouse Stctoattr ana Wspmm •• Matron -. W . C. KnniroT. j Miss S T M T .
auSttors: MESSBS W H E A T L A N D A N D W H I T P I B E D .
Collector: J. W . DWTEB
* Members of tie House Committee. f Members of the Finance Committee.
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THE THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT^
T H E G E N E R A L C O M M I T T E E O E M A N A G E M E N T submit the following Report to the G-ovemors and Contributors to the Institution, for the year ending 30th June, 1890.
During the last twelve months 2701 eases have received relief, m . •—
888 Indoor Patients. 147 Inmates of the Benevolent Asylum.
1666 Outdoor Patients. Hospital Cases:
764 Discharged, cured or relieved. 78 Died. 46 Remaining, 30th June, 1890.
Benevolent Inmates: 28 Discharged, or left at their own request. 19 Died.
100 Remaining, 30th June, 1890.
The daily average in the House has been 156J-
The average rate of mortality has been 9'3 per cent, for all cases, •and 8'6 for Hospital Indoor Patients.
The total number remaining in the House on the 30th June, 1890, 146.
The Religions and Birth-places of those treated in the Institution during the year have been has follows —
BIETH-PtAOB. BBHQ-ION. Church of England Roman Catholics Presbyterian Wesley an Other Protestants
490 261 124
94 66
Victoria ..:<•, England and Wales Ireland "...
430 313 162 72
Total 1035
Scotland ... Other British Possessions ... 28 Foreign Countries, (including
China 1) ... ... 30
Total ... ... 1035
According to the Financial Statement (duly audited) the total receipts were £10,388 Is. 2d. including legacies and snecial bequests, (£4500) has been carried to the Endowment IHind, (being the amount received in M a y last less Probate duty) in the estate of the late H o n . Francis Orniond.
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Total Expenditure £5924 5s. 7d. for maintenance, repairs to buildings, etc.
The amount at present to the credit of the Endowment Fund is £6926 13s. Od.
The following amounts received during the year are specially acknowledged hy the Committee:
£240 in the Estate of the late Tkos. Kiernan, per Ven. Arckdeacan Slattery,
£25 Ditto ditto B . Q . Levien, per Messrs Harwood & Pincott.
Mrs Kirnan.
Mrs Pannell, per M r H y . Tkacker.
Jas. Turnbull of Scotland, per Messrs Harwood and Pincotfc.
H . Aitohison of Ballarat, per Trustees and Executors' Company.
£50 Collections at the Roman Catholic Churches, per Ven. Archdeacon Slattery.
£172 17s 6d Hospital Sunday and other Church Collections, per Messrs " W m . Humble and B . Wheatland.
£41 12s 6d Net Proceeds Football Match, United Old Players, Carlton T.
£40 Ditto £20 Ditto £175 Ditto
£ 2 4 Os 5d
ditto ditto ditto
ditto
£32 8s lOd ) Net Proceeds Masonic Choral Service, per Lodge of Unity and & I Prudence, and Cosmopolitan lodge, Queensoliff, per Kr
£2 2s Od ) H . Bannister.
£20 Independent Order of Oddfellows, per M r J. Smith,
£22 8s 3d Proceeds of Entertainment at Meredith, per M r Cahir.
JMJ -, / fi, > Proceeds of Entertainments at Morrisons, per M r Geo. Cowan.
£4 Proceeds of Entertainment at Modewarre, per Mr. J". 0 . Walsh.
£25 Hon. Sidney Austin.
£7 Concert at Winchelsea, per M r Pv. I. Taffe.
£2 Proceeds of lecture on Mildura, forwarded hy M r B . W . Wheatland.
£1 158 Od Concert at Berembote, per M r Gk Eastwood.
£1 12s Od Concert at Maude, per M r Ogden.
During the past year Dr . Marwood resigned his position as Eesident Surgeon, the duties of which" he had discharged with satisfaction to the Committee, Patients and Inmates.
The Committee sought to ohtain the services of a Medical Officer of ^mature age as Dr . Marwood's successor, believing that advantages would result therefrom to the Hospital, fully justifying the necessarily higher salary offered- Dr . Kennedy, of the Melbourne Hospital, was elected by a large majority to fill the vacant office, and is giving every satisfaction to the Committee.
Several members of the Committee have resigned on leaving the town, etc., and other gentlemen have been temporarily appointed by the Board of Management to the vacant positions.
The Inspector of Charities (Capt. Evans) visited the Institution during the past year, and his copy Eeport to the Under Treasurer (recently received) is, on the whole, favorable regarding the management. of the Institution.
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Some valuable suggestions were made, which mil have the careful attention of the Committee.
The House and Pinance Committees devoted m u c h time and attention to the internal arrangement of the Institution, and the regular and systematic checking of all monthly accounts, etc., and are entitled to the cordial thanks of the Subscribers.
To the Members of the House Committee special thanks are due, in view of the exceptional difficulties with which they have had to contend in the discharge of their duties.
The Government Departments including the Under Treasurer, Government Statist, Inspector of Charities, and lately the Royal Commission, require so m a n y and such full Returns on all matters pertaining to the management of the Institution, that the clerical work has very m u c h increased, and your Officers are very fully employed rh carrying out the requirements thereof; no doubt the information afforded will be of m u c h value in time to come, and will be of service in dealing with the Charities in future years.
The Rev. Canon G o o d m a n has been appointed to represent the Hospital before the Royal Commission.
During the past year of office, the Committee have honestly endeavoured to be true to the trust reposed in them, so as to give all possible attention to the needs and interests of the Patients and Inmates.
They have not consciously failed in consideration for any suggestions or opinions which have reached them from the Subscribers by w h o m they were appointed, and to w h o m alone they are directly.responsible.
A resolution passed at a public meeting at the T o w n Hall, in the month of April last, severely animadverted on the Committee's manage-ment of the Institution, and required their resignation, but the Committee felt themselves unable to acknowledge responsibility to any hody of persons, except a meeting of Subscribers convened in accordance with the Bye-laws, and on this ground declined to act as required. While not presuming to claim that the year's management of the Institution has been absolutely faultless, they are content to leave its record to the Subscribers' candid and unbiassed judgment.
The sincere thanks of the Committee are given to the Press for its regular, full, and usually exact reports of their proceedings.
During the current year some material and effective improvements have been made, several of the ~War_ds, Passages, the Kitchen and Morgue have undergone thorough repairs, cleansing, and repainting.
Also at the suggestion of Dr . Carstairs, the Health Officer of the town, numerous and valuable recommendations in a sanitary point of view have been carried out by the House Committee at considerable cost, including superior arrangements for fumigating, disinfecting, and cleansing foul and infected linen, etc., in connection with Typhoid, infectious, and other diseases.
The closet accommodation, especially in the upper wards of the Hospital has been greatly improved, still w e find it stated in the report of the Government Inspector that although the Institution was clean and
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generally neatly kept, the Hospital building can never be in as satisfactory a condition as is desirable, m a n y important;l)aanferj_|̂ haciglej having to be^kregarded owing to faulty construction. The accomao-datipn, moreover, so necessary for the comfort of the nurses, and without which m a n y difficulties will always arise, cannot be provided.
The question of separation of the Benevolent Asylum from the Hospital proper has engaged the attention of the Committee, though no decision has yet been arrived at. M a n y of the buildings, especially for the Benevolent Inmates of both sexes, are of more recent date, and substantially built and well adapteOor their present use, while the jEngffiaT Hospital jnain. structure is in m a n y respects unsuitable and very inconvenientlyarrangein Proper accommodation for Out-patients being greatly needed, and tha't a n e w and improved Surgical and Operating B o o m be provided is imperative.
The resources available for building m a y be said to be £4,500, recently received in the estate of the late J o n , Francis Ormond, and the Committee understand that an amount exceeding £12,000 has recently been left to the Institution by the late M r Thompson, of Eeilambete, which m a y not however, be available (it Is stated) for some few years; with these amounts, and a special Government grant, which has usually been given in such cases, and public donations which m a y be reasonably expected, the Committee are of opinion that there are good prospects of a sufficient sum being speedily obtained for the erection of new buildings.
A Sub-Committee was appointed, whose reports have been before the General Committee, and are in effect that new buildings should he erected on the pavilion principle to cost about £20,000.
The General Committee on consideration of the Sub-Committee's report deemed it advisable to submit the whole question of newJE£ospjtal Buildings to the Subscribers at the Annual Meeting.
The Management desire once more to convey to the Honorary Medical Staff their very sincere thanks for their valued services given in connection with the Hospital, and express their hearty appreciation of the kindness of the ladies of the Ploral Mission, and of all who have contributed in any way to relieve and cheer the Inmates and to further the interests of the Charity.
The Committee are indebted to Messrs Harwood and Pincott for their valued professional opinion and assistance given on several occasions, and especially in regard to the legacy received in the estate of the late M r Jas. Turnbull, of Scotland.
Their hearty thanks to the proprietors of the various newspaper* are also given for their gratuitous supply of copies of their journals.
WILLIAM H U M B L E , G-eelong, 23rd July, 1890. PBESIDENT.
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1st July, 1889, to 30th June, 1890.
Names.
Humble, "William, Esq., President . . . . .
Martin, George, Esq., 1 viee-Presidenta Shannon, Charles, Esq., ) V 1 C e « e 8 1 c l e n t 3
Eeed, Alfred Pv., Esq., Hon. Treasurer Goodman, Bev. Canon Green, B O Y . Dr. A . V . (1) MaoDougall, Key, D , A . (2) Toms, Ber. J. H . White, Bev. J. (3) Davidson, Bev. A . (4) Edgar, Kev. A . E . (5) Anderson, W . B . , Esq. (6) Abraham, "Win., Esq. Bradley, "Win., Esq. Carr, W . P., Esq. Freeman, Ben]'., Esq. Gardiner, W m . , Esq. Howard, H . T . , Esq. Meatin, Hy . , Esq. Munday, Jas., Esq. Nicol, Jas., Esq. Orchard, F . S-, Esq. Eiohardson, Jas., Esq. Sawyer, Geo. , Esq. Tines, Joshua, Esq.
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July, 1889.
GEELONG INFIRMARY AND BENEVOLENT ASYLUM (INCOBPORATJSD).
S T A T E M E N T of BECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE for the Year from 1st July, 1889, to 30th. June, 1890.
T o Government Grant Government Grant re Building
Private Subscriptions and Donations Hospital Sunday and other Church Collections Municipal Grants Proceeds of Entertainments, etc. Legacies
Paying Patients Government re Lunatics Interest Sundries sold, etc.
T o Balance to Debit 30tli June, 1890
£ s. a. £ 3000 0 0 300 0 0
3300 90S 10 2
.. ' 373 8 11 03 3 0
131 7 1 5029 5 5
0560 282 9 0 100 5 0 108 6 i 36 IB 3
527
£10388 95
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£10483 4 8
B y Balance to Debit on 30fch June, 1889 Repairs to Buildings, etc. Fixtures and Furniture
Salaries Wages
Groceries and General Stores Meat . . . . Milk Bread
Drugs and Surgical Instruments, etc, Fuel and Iiglifc Medical Comforts Printing, Advertising, Stationery, etc. Clothing, Bedding and General Outfit Collector's Salary, Commission, etc. Sundries . . . . Funerals . . . .
B y A m o u n t Invested M a y , 1890
', s. a. je. a. a. 58 19 1
: 1 3 I 17 4
• 387-18 7 759 990
11 2 11 11
722 506 466 218
365 583 103 117 312 137 100
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£10483 4 8
Examined and found correct.
(Signed)
Geelong, 6tu July, 1890.
B. W . WHEATLAND ' JOHN A. WHITFIELD. Auditors. (Signed) A L F R E D H . R E E D , Hon. Treasurer.
E D W A B D S H A B P , Secretary.
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 (Incorporated).
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For the Year ending 30ili June, 1890. .'
£ s. d.
To Amount brought forward ... ... 2426 13 0
Amount placed at Deposit in Bank, M a y , 1890 4500 0 0
Interest 108 6 4
Total ... £7034 19 4
Balance to Credit of Fund, £6926 13a. Od.
£ s. d.
By Amount in Government Debentures and on
Deposit ... ... ... 6926 13 0 0
Interest carried to Gfeneral Account ... 108 6 4
Total £7034 19 4
Examined and found correct.
(Signed) B. W . WHEATLAND )
JOHN". A. WHITFIELD \ Auditors.
Geelong, 8tli July, 1890.
(Signed) A L F R E D E . H E E D ,
Son. Treasurer.
E D W A R D SHARP,
Secretary.
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VITAL STATISTICS or THE
feltfitg Jjitjjrnwrg & gmiwtatt g^g to (INCORPORATED).
For the Year ended 30th June, 1890.
TABLE I.—MALES.
Number o{ Inmates from 1st July, 1889, from previous year
Humbers admitted
Total
8 bo
•<
_3_ lis 662
661
U3
8
8
to 1
0
U3
30
30
•H
o o
43
43
' O
US
132
132
A G E S .
WS M
5 to M
95
95
o US
47
47
US US
o +3 us
67
67 to
05
88
68
to 7
5
in
112
112
3 s s
52
52
tl9
°>̂
10
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TABLE II.—FEMALES.
Number ef Inmates on 1st July, 1889, from previous year
Numbers admitted
Total
ACKES.
Males.
Numbers discharged, cured or relieved 469
Numbers discharged incurable . . 20
Numbers discharged at their o w n request, or on other
grounds 11
Numbers who died . . , 63
Numbers remaining at ond of the year . , , . . . 101
uales.
322 11
9
84 45
Total
691 31
20 97
146
664
T. J. M . KENNEDY, Resident Surgeon,
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Statistical Statement.
CLASS, OBBEB AND DISEASE.
Class I.—Zymotic Diseases 1 . — M I A S M A T I C .
Scarlet SVyer Influenza Mumps Diphtheria ... . . . Simple continued Fever Typhoid, Enteric Beyer
2.—DlABBHCEAL DISEASES. Dysentery
3 . — Y E N E B E A L DISEASES. Syphilis Gonorrhoea, Stricture
4 . — S E P T I C Diseases. Erysipelas Puerperal ITeyer (Peritonitis)
Total, Class I.
Class H.—Parasitic Diseases. Animal Parasites
Total, Class II.
Class III.—Dietic Diseases. Alcoholism Delirium Tremens
Total, Class III.
Class TV.—Constitutional Diseases, Rheumatic IPever Rheumatism Cancer Phthisis Ansemia
Total, Class IT .
Discharged
"d
a
l
10 21 15 56 103
1
1
5 6
11
4
4
119
1
1
6
6
10 18
4 20
52
[ s
1 01
5 1
23 9
40
78
1
1
2
2
2
2
83
1 1
2
2 5 2 3 5
17
Died
4>
I
2
5
7
7
1
1
2 3
5
1 3 1 2
6
1
1
7
Total Dis-
cli'gd and
Died both sexes
1 15 1
49 25
103
194
2
2
7 6
13
6 1
7
216
1
1
3 8
6
8 1
9
12 23 11 29
5
80
Days In
H'spl
chrgs and
De'hs only
45 14
8 16 14 39
28
14
14
28 18
23
16 2
14
27
65
65
4 3
4
3L 30 13. 37 14-
29
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Statistical Statement.—(Continue!).
Discharged
CLASS, O B D E B A N D DISEASE.
Class V.—Local Diseases, 1.—DISEASES O P T H E HEBYOTTS S Y S T E M ,
Inflammation of Brain Hemiplegia Paralysis Insanity Epilepsy Paraplegia . . . Brain Disease
Total, Sub-Class I.
:2,—DISEASES OP THE OBGAKS OP SrECiAx, SENSE.
Epistaxis Diseases of the Eye .. . . . .
Total, Sub-Class II.
•3.—DISEASES O P T H E CIBOITI.ATOBY S Y S T E M . Endocarditis Pericarditis Aneurism Phlebitis Diseases of Heart
Total, Sub-Class i n .
4—DISEASES OP THE EESPIBATOEY SYSTEM. Laryngitis Asthma Bronchitis Pneumonia Congestion of the Lunge Pleurisy Disease of Lungs
Total, Sub-Class IV.
•5.—DISEASES O P T H E DIGESTIVE System. Sore Throat Dyspepsia Diseases of Stomach Enteritis Obstruction of Intestine Strangulation of Intestine . . . Hernia Fistula Peritonitis Ascites Other Diseases of Liver 'Others
Total, Sub-Class T .
<o
*3 Is
3 1 2
19 1 4
15
45
1 4
5
6 1
6
13
2 1 9
10
6 2
30
2 8 9 5 1
3 1
5 3
32
ales
a at
1
20
6
27
1
1
2
1 1 1
5
1 7
2 3
13
4
3 1 1
1 3 2 6 1
21
TnflU.Davs Died
*3 S
2
1
3
2
1
3
2 1
2
6
1
1 1 1
4
a
1
1
2
4
Ms-1 in iWgdiH'spl and | Ma-
Died ctogs both: and sexesWhs
lonly i — -
4 3 a iiis 2 ill4
42 l 9 1 1 5
23 16 27
79 i 20
|
2 2 4 ( 31
1 6
1
1
a
l 2
3
11 1 1 1 9
23
2 1
11 21 1 8 7
51
21
31 47
4 18 30
30
14 16 39 24 22 29 25
28
1
6 i e 3 , 70
12 ' 25 • 6 16
2 ; 7 1 3 3 ! 22 2 , 15 8 i 27 S 1 45
1 1 ; 21 5 ! 14
57 i 22
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Statistical Statement.—(Continued).
CIASS, O B D E E A N D DISEASE.
local Diseases— (Continued). 7.—DISEASES O P T H E T T B I H X R X S T S T E M .
Nephritis Bright's Disease Diseases of Bladder Diseases of Kidneys
8.—DISEASE OI? O B S - A N S O F GtaEBATioiif.
Ovarian Disease Diseases of Uterus Disorders of Menstruation . . . Diseases of Testes
10.—DISEASES OV O B Q - A O T O B D O C O M O T I O I T .
Caries, Necrosis Arthritis, Ostitis, Periostitis
11.—DISEASES O I ISTS&TTMEJITABT S I B I B M .
Phlegmon, Cellulitis Ulcer, Bedsore Eczema Others
Total, Class V I .
Class VII.—Violence. 1 . — A C C I D E N T O B N E G L I G E N C E .
Fractures, Contusions Gunshot "Wounds Cuts, &c. Burn, Scald Poison Bite of Insect
Total, Class VII.
Class VIII.—Ill-defined and not specified causes. Debility, Atrophy, Inanition Tumour Abscess H«morrhage Not Specified or Ill-defined
Total, Class VIII. . . .
G-BASD TOTAl
T. J. 1
Discharged
» 1 a ! g
4 8 1
2 1 1
13 ' 4
2
2
2 11
13
6 13
4 3
26
179
52
25 3 2 1
83
7 2 1
1 0
6
6
3 4 4 3
1 4
1 0 1
1 2
8 8
1 8
86 j 28 1 1 4 6 1 1 i x
2 j 1 96 i 35
536 |256
YL 1 HEN
Died
8
1
1 1
2
1
1
18
4 1 2 1
T 24
24 63
NE3 Sesic
1
.
1
1
1 0
3
1
4
7
1 -34
lent,.
Tnta j. Dis-Oll'gll
and Died both sexeg
2 6
1 0 1
19
V 2
1
12 2
18
20
9 18
8 6
41
308
VI 1
30 8 2
1
113
145 5 7 2 3
162
Days-in
H'spl D i s -
ohrgs and
De'lis.
22 65-33
41
18 46
6 31
24
90 51
55
20 44 45 35
38
28
29 10 10 18 11
2
22
20 27 22 12 12
20 889 j 2fi
Hurj/ec ».
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LIST OF LIFE GOVERNORS, Past and Present.
(With the privelege of having One In-patient and Four Out-Patients
always on the Books.)
1854. Adams, John. Esq. Austin, James, Esq. Cunningham, A . F . , Esq. Fyfe, A . , Esq. Hope, & . , Esq. Nantes, Charles, Esq. Wilson, Sir Samuel, McMillan, J. &., Esq. Murchie, Charles, Esq. Officer, Robert, Esq.
1855. Learmonth. Messrs T . & S. 1856. Manifold, Messrs J. & P . 1857. Gregory, J. A . , Esq. 1852. Coppin, George, Esq. 1860. McLaughlin, Donald, Esq.
1861. Bell, William, Esq. 1862. Bannister, E , D . , Esq. 1861. Meakin, Henry, Esq. 1865. Ormond, Francis, Esq. 1866. Thompson, John, Esq. 1870. Finlay, C. C , Esq., 1873. Mack, Joseph, Esq. 1873. Ronald, Byron, Esq. 1875. Austin, Josiah, Esq. 1879. Reid, Miss Chrissie M . 1883. Branch, William, Esq. 1885. Fagg, William, Esq.
1887. Hague, George, Esq. 1888. Sanderson, John, Esq, 1889. Hanson, Alfred, Esq.
LIFE SUBSCRIBERS.
(With the privelege of having One In and T w o Out-door Patients annually
on the Books.)
1859. Holmes, Matthew, Esq. 1862. Harrison, H . C . A . , Esq. 1867. Christy, A . , Esq. 1873. His Excellency Sir G , F . Bowen, K . C . M . G . 1877. Shaw, Thomas, Esq. 1879. Austin, J.. Esq. 1883. Grecian, George, Esq. 1S84. Hanson, Alfred, Esq. 1885. Stirling, William, Esq. 1887. Davies, H o n , M . H . 1888. Brownlow, Charles, Esq. 1889. Belcher, The Honorable G . F .
Austin, The Honorable Sidney Dann, Thomas, Esq. Hill, James, Esq. Hitchcock, G . M . , Esq. Howard. H . T . , Esq. Humble, William, Esq, Mathews, James, Esq. Nicholson, Ward, Esq. Watts, Joseph, Esq.
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LIST OF
CONTRIBUTIONS and DONATIONS For Tear ending June 30th, 1890.
Anderson, 0 . Australian Mortgage, L a n d
and Finance C o . Abraham, W . Andrews &, Sons, W . Andrews, C , M . P . Anderson, M r s . J. Allen, B . A . Armstrong, A . (per list) . . . Admans, & . Anderson, A . Armytage, B . W . Armytage, H . , M . P . Arniytage^.W. (perlist) .. Anderson, J, M . Austin, H o n . S. , M . I / . C . .. Austin, Jas. Austin, E . Auty, B . Bennion, E . B o r . W . Balding, E . Bright & Hitehcoeks Bradley & D r e w Bannister & C o . , J". Bradley, W . W . Baiter & Son, J. Belcher, H o n . G . E . Buchholz, L . Bannister, J. Banfleld, J. H . Baker, J. Branch, J. W . Brown, H . Blomfield Biitterworth, J". T . Brinsmead Bros. Bannerman & J a r m a n Bell, A . S . Brammer, W . Bell, Mrs J. Baillieu, J. Gr. Blunt, C . Brown, W , Baiter, A . Brearley & Co . , E . H .
& Employees
£ X
s. d. 0 0
XO XO 0 X X 2 X X
XO X 3 5 2 2 X
25 5
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B e c k , <T. Bannister, H . Boyd, D . Bannister & Blakiston Brockwell, W . Baldock, T . Bennett, J. E . Backwell, E . Brown & BosBence Battye, D . Bell, J. (per list) Can-, W . P. Clarke, B . A . Croker, D r . P . A . Olmfley, B . Cotton, H . Cameron, Gibson & Co . .. Curnow, W . E . Coleman, Mrs Connor, Hon. J . H . . M . L . C . . . Crofts, T . Collins, E . Conway & Brans Calhoun, A . Ooulson, J, Cant, J. Oarr, J. Q - . Craike, 0 . Currie, J. L . (per list) Chirnside, A , Contributor, (per B a n k of
Australasia) Cunningham, A . W . Orawoour, D . Cahill, T . Corbett, P . Campbell, T . Clarke, B . Cole, Mies B . W . Curdle, Mrs (per list) Champion, Mrs Cameron, P . Clarke, J. Chirnside, A . S. (per list) . Carroll, W . Campbell, N .
£ s. d. 4 0 0 X X 0 X 0 0 X 0 0 X X 0 X 0 0 X 0 0
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Creer & Roberts Cappi, S . (per list) Day, W . E . Dennys, Lascelles, Austin
& Co. D r e w Bros. Davey, It. Dickens & Sons, E . G-. Down, W. Dalgety & Co. . . . Davidson, Rev. A . De Groot, H . Drake, J. Dyke, J. Drayton, E . J. . Douglass, E . M . Darton, Reeves & Co. Drysdale, A . L . (per list) ... Dennis, A . Douglass, H . P . Deane, Dr. C M . De Henzell, E . Dillon, P . M c K . Daniell, J~. Davis, J. Davies, Hon. M . H . Dabinett, <T. Dulling, Capt. D e Helin, 0". E . Donaghy & Sons, M . Dobie, T . M . Devine & O'Halloran Dunstan, J., Mgr. Worth
Birmingham Mining Co. , Steiglitz (perlist)
Evans & C o . Earle, H . Edmundson, J. S. Everett, J. Edgar, Rev. A . R . Elder, N . G . Edgar, D . J, Ereeman, B , Eiseher, E . Eranks & Co, Eagg, S. H . Earrar & Miners Eowler, D . Eisher, W . Eorbes, D r . (per list) Erearson, T . A . Eoote, T . Eairbairn, G . (per list) Eethney, D . Eerguson, D . Eord, T . Goodinan, Rev. Canon Gardiner, " W . Gwynne, H . Gell, J.
£ s. 1 1 6 4 1 0
5 S 1 1 1 1 1 1
10 5 5 1 0 1 1 1 1
10 1 0 1 1 1 1 3 18 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 2 0 2 0 5 0
10 10
1 0 2 2 1 18 1 1
4 3 2 0 1 1 1 1
10 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 0
10 1 5 1 0
10 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1
10
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6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Gray & Co., A , Gilbert, " W . P . Geelong Gas Company Gardiner, G . ^Employees . . . Gallop, R . Grellett, J. Gundry, " W . R . (per list) ... Grigg, T . T . Green, Rev. Dr . Grav, M . Gale, G . Grecian, E . E . Grant, J. G . Gurry, E . GeelongLimeburners Co. . . . Gillespie, R . Gibb, T . 0 . Hitehins, W. Harvie, D . Holding, T . Humble, W . Harwood, T. C. Hague & Co., G . Higgins, Vf.&J. Hodgson, Mrs Hooper & Co., L . Hamilton, J. Hammerton, J. Hobbs, J". Hayes, E . (per list) Hourigan, Mrs Hillier, W . Hawkesworth, E . Hendy J. ' Hope, Dr. T . 0. Hodges Bros. Howe, R , Hill, Mrs Henderson, G . Hensley, J. Hill,G. Hoare, W . ..„ Hopkins, J. R . Hooking, C, Hope, Mrs Harvey, Dann & Co. Ham, S. Howard, C . J. Hampton, H . Hawkes Bros. Humble & Nicholson Hall, E . J . Holyoak,E. T . H a m m o n d , (sen.), "W. dam
ages in recent case of cruelty to animals per M r V . Elkington . . .
Ibbotson, H . Inoe, J. nberryCapt.,S.S."Biverina'
£ s. d. 2 2 0 lift 5 5 0 1 13 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 3 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
10 Q 2 3 3 1 0 0-2 2 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 -1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 3 3 0 2 2 0-1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
17 10 6 1 1 0
10 0 1 0 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0
10 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0
10 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 0-2 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0
15 0 10 0
1 1 0 1 0 0
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Just, 3. (per list) Jacobs, S. Jones, E . 3. Jamieson, W . S . Jaoobs, M . Judd, (jun.) E . Jeffery, W . T . Jackson, D . Kirwood, A . E . King, A . Kenny & Co., E . King & Son, W . B . Kaufner, C . Keays, M r s Kean, 0 . Kinnimonth, J. (per list) ... Kerley, J. E . Keary, J. J. Key .W. KingH. Katz, J. Keown, Ebbels & Harrison Kennedy, M r s Kinnaird, D , & Employees Lawry & Son, E . Leary, E . J. Little, J. Link, a. E . Littlejohn, E . J. Ling, J. Ley, W . Lloyd, W . H . Ley, J. Luke & Champion Lamble, S . LeTien, H o n . J". E . Logan, M r s Little, W . Langdon, Capt. E . W . Lewis, W . Murphy, A . Martin & Son, B , Marron, E . Martin, G- . Miller & C o . , A . Mathews Bros. ... Munday, J. Murray, T . E . Magor, J\ Madden, Gr. Michell, J. B . Morrison, Or. Moodey, Q - . Mathews, S . Mercer, Gr. Murrell,E. Maude, N . J. Maher, P . Moorhead, J". Massingham, Gk L .
£ 3 1 1 1 1
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d. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Manifold, J. & I Mountjoy, L . C .
. (per-list) ...
Moriarty, Mrs (per list) ... Mills, C . Miles, W . W . Monckton, J. E . Mitchell, D . Martin, M r s W . Mathieson, Mrs Milner, C . H . Marion, J. Millan, E , E , Moon, W . A. Marwood, Dr. A McRae, D . McKenzie & Co. McMullen & Co. McHarry, D . McCormiok, W . MoCallum, N". MoLeod, H . L . McLean, J. McMillan, A . P .
...
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McLaren, D . (per list) McKinnon, D . (per list) ... McHarry, jum\, Mclntyre, P . (p McDougall, Eer McEorie Bros. McDonald, G . McEenzie, A . (j McWair, Eev. J. Noble, Jas. Nicol, Jas. Nash, W . Narracott, Mrs Heimkie, E . Wash, C. Naples, 0 . Newman, Dr. E . Noble, H . B . Opie, W . O'Grady, M . O'Brien, D . Orchard, E , S. O'Hallaran, D . O'Meara, P . Oakes, M . Parker, T . J. Purdie, J. Purnell, E .
' Pincott, Dr. E . Peters, T . Price, J. L . Pawsey, 0 , E . Pride, " W . Price, J. & A . Pardey, W . E . Price, T . Pittock, J. E .
D . 3r list)
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£ s. 25 8 1 1 2 2 1 0 1 1
10 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 3 1 0 1 1
10 1 1 4 13
12 12 10
3 4 1 0
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£ s. a. Perry & Son, T . ... 2 2 0 Penrose, H . ... 1 0 0 Peseott, T . ... 1 0 0 Patterson, J. ... 1 1 0 Parker, J. ... 1 0 0 Pinniger, H . ... 1 0 0 Parsons, J. ... 30 0 Powriell, Mrs ... 11 0 Potter & E b e r y ... 1 1 0 Prime, J, H . (per list) ... 2 5 0 Parsons, Jas. ... 1 0 0 Prentice, Capt. W . L . ... 10 6 Philp, Dr . E . ... 1 0 0 Richardson, J. ... 1 0 0 Eoyce, Mrs ... 2 0 0 Robertson * Sons, J. ... 1 1 0 Seed, A . B . . . . 2 2 0 Roebuck, H . G . ... 1 1 0 Ryan, L . . . . 2 2 0 Raddenbnry, J. ... 1 1 0 Russell & Co., T . (per list) 13 5 0 Richardson, H . F . ... 1 1 0 Robinson, R . ... 1 1 0 Rainford, J. ... 1 0 0 Royce, T . W . A . ... 1 1 Russell, H o n . P , ... 2 0 Robson, B . ... 1 1 Reid, W . J. ... 1 0 Robinson, J. D . ... 1 1 Russell, junr., P . ... 10 0 Rutherford Mrs ... 10 Russell, G . ... 1 Read, A , ... 1 Rumpf, C . ... 1 Robertson, C . J. ... 1 Russell & Son, G . ... 3 Renton, W . ... 1 0 0 Reid, Dr. D . B : ... 1 1 0 Reid, W . ... 1 1 0 Stewart, W . ... 1 1 0 Slattery, Bey. Archdeacon 5 5 0 Scott & Co., R . . . . 1 1 0 Sichlau, E . T . . . . 1 1 0 Starrer, C . P . ... 1 1 0 Sennett, B . H . ... 1 0 0 Smith, Dr. Maberly ... 1 0 0 Sander & Co. , E . ... 2 0 0 Smith & Sons, W . H . . . . 1 1 0 Strong Bros., J. . . . 1 1 0 Sommers, W . N . ... 1 1 0 Starrer, H . . . . 1 1 0 Stodart, Dr. D . E . ... 3 3 0 Sawyer & Co., G . ... 1 0 0 Starrer, H . J. H . ... 1 1 0 Simpson, J. ... 1 0 0 Syer, F . J. M . ... 1 1 0 Small, Dr. J. ... 1 1 0 Ship "Cardigan Castle," per
Capt. Lewis ... 1 0 0 Stoneman, Mrs T . ... 1 1 0 Stout, J. . . . 1 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
Stephen, G . A . Smyth, P . Scott, F . Scrivenor, J, Smith, F . Smith, J. Scott, Hodgkins & Co. Simpson, Miss Shepherd, F . Ship " Loch Tay," per
Capt. Martin Ship " Loch Long," per
Capt. Armit Shannon, Murray & Co. Strachan, J. Stout & Co. Strachan, Bostock & Co. Schofield, J. Sntoliff, H . Sparrow, E . . pro HuBband
& Nichols Sayers & Elliott Sagar, H . (per list) Shaw, W . Shepherd, F. Stutley, J. S. P . Sutherland, H . M . Traill, J. Trevena & Gubby Tolson, J. Tang Sing (per list) Tully, J. F . Toose, F . Taylor & SonB, J. C . Thackrah. W . (per list) . Thomson, J. Thomas, T . Trebilcock, R . Thornton, G . Tann, W . & T. Toms, Rev. J. H . Thomas, M . Thatcher, G. Taylor, Buekland & Gates . Thacker, H . Talbot, S. Tuffs, R . S . Tait,W. Trewick, N . Taylor, E . Vines, J. Vaughan, T . Victorian Woollen Cloth Co, V a n Norden, J. L . Volum, A . Victorian Magic Soap &
Candle Company . Wadelton, J. Wheatland. B . W . Watts, J. Wallace Jc Co., A .
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Whitelaw & Co., G . Walley, W . Wilson, J, B . Webber & Son, J. Willey, F . Webber, J. (per list) Way Chong TOyte, T . ST. Willey, R . Willey, A . Webster, J. Widdieombe, T . H . White, A . Wellwood, Mrs S. Walker. B . B .
& 2 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 X X X X
s. 2 0 1 0 X 7 X X X X X X 0 0 X
d. 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Wilson, J., Railway Deparl (per list)
Wheadon, H . J. Wiltshire, G . Wallace, Hon. D . S. Walsh, T . Walker, Mrs G . Warren. J. White, J. Windmill, G. M . Williams & Go., A . A , Wallis W . T . Wertheim H . Wrigley, B . S . ' Wall, J. .
£ s.
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C H U R C H COLLECTIONS.
Collected at Lutheran Church, Germantown, per Rev. G . Heyer Collected at Salvation A r m y Meeting, per Capt. Phillips Collected at Presbyterian Church, Little River, per M r A . Campbell Collected at R o m a n Catholic Churches, per Archdeacon Slattery •Collected at Germantown Church, per Rev. E . Darsow Collected at Ryrie Street Presbyterian Church, per M r J. Nicol Collected at St. Andrew's Church, Queensclifi, per M r A . Hodge Collected at Christ Church, Geelong, per H o n . G . F . Belcher Collected at Salvation A r m y H o m e , per Mrs Orr Collected at St James' Church, Mortlake, per Rev. J. W a g g •Collected on Hospital Sunday, portion of proceeds, per Messrs Humble
and Wheatland Collected at Wesleyan Churches, Drysdale, Queenscliff, and Portarling-
ton, per Rev. M . Dyson Collected at Shenton House Sunday School, per M r W . P . Wilson Collected on Hospital Sunday, Balance of Fund, per Messrs Humble
and Wheatland Collected at Primitive Methodist Churches, per Rev. J. T , Kearns Collected at Free Library, Kensington, per H o n . G . F . Belcher Collected at Out-door Service, Portarlington, per M r W. McLean Collected at St. Mark's Church, Kensington, per H o n . G . F . Belcher •Collected at Church of England, Lara, including £20 from Geo.
Fairbaim, Esq., per Rev, H . E.elly Collected at St. Paul's Church, Carnperdown and Cobden, per M r . H .
Foung Collected at Presbyterian Church, Portarlington, per M r A . G . Bbery Collected at L o m e , per M r W . A . Mountjoy Collected at Lismore Presbyterian Church, per M r E . M . Currie
MUNICIPAL GRANTS. Hampden Shire Council Winchelsea „ Ballan „ „ Bellarine „ ,, Barrabool „ „ Corio Meredith . „ „ South Barwon ., Bannockburn ,, •Queenscliff Borough
£ s. 3 X7
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100 0
9 X X X8
72 X7 5 8 X X6 X X
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6 5 4 0
XX XX
26 8 8
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23 4
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5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 3 0 5 5
0 0 0 6
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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20
B A N K S . Bank of Australasia Bank of N e w South Wales Colonial Bank Union Bank National Bank Xondon Chartered Bank Commercial Bank Bank of Victoria
£ s. i
10 10 10 0 5 5 5 5 5 0 5 0 3 3 3 3
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ENTERTAINMENTS. Proceeds of Concert at Morrisons, per M r Geo. Cowan Proceeds of Concert at Beremboke, S. School, per M r Gr. Eastwood Proceeds of Entertainment at Meredith, per M r Cahir Proceeds of Concert at Modewarre, per M r J. 0 . Walsh Proceeds of Eootball Match, old players, Geelong v. Carlton Proceeds of Masonic Choral Service, Lodge of Unity and Prudence, per
M r H . Bannister ' Proceeds of Ball at Maude, per M r Ogden Proceeds of Masonic Service, Queenscliff, per M r H . Bannister Proceeds of Lectures on Mildura, per M r B . W . Wheatland Proceeds of Concert at Winchelsea, per M r E . J. TafBe
LEGACIES. Estate of the late John Bell, per Messrs Taylor, Buckland & Gates Estate of the late James Turnhull, per Messrs Harwood & Pincott Estate of the late Margaret Pannell, per M r H . Thacker Estate of the late Mrs Keirnan, per M r T . C . Keirnan Estate of the late H . Aitchison, per Sec. Ballarat Executors' Co. Estate of the late B . G . Levien, per Messrs Harwood & Pincott Estate of the late T . C . Keirnan, per Eev. Archdeacon Slattery
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SOCIETIES. Stevedores Laborers' Association, per M r McEarlane Wharf Laborers' Association, per M r G . Adams Ashby Yearly Societies' Auditors' Eees, per M r W . H . Denmead Independent Order of Oddfellows, per M r Darton
EMPLOYEES. Employe's at Portarlington Brick and Tile Works, per M r A , Mitchell
„ Australian Tannery, Marshalltown, per M r W . Whalley „ Clyde Works, South Geelong „ Messrs T . S. Harris & Co.'s Lime WorkB „ M r Munday's Tannery
BOXES. Box at Savings Bank, per M r A . B . Eeed
„ Treasury „ Union Bank „ Custom House „ Bank of Australasia ... „ E . Parker & Co.'s „ Bank of New South Wale3 _ Colonial Bank
16 13 6 1 15 22 4
8 0
41 12
32 1 2 2 1
5 115 20 40 24 25 240
5 5 1 20
0 3 0 6
3 10 12 2 0 0
5 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 5 6 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 5 0 0-
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3 10 11 2 12 4 2
6 2
4 12
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SMALL AMOUNTS.
Backwell, E . Clement, R . D . Janies, E . Curtis, W . Judd, (sen.),?. Riehar.ison, 0 , Bowman, B . Wilton, W . Decker, P . Monbon,L. Evan, B . Eclgar, W . Mansfield, W . Capron, W . H . McLean, A . McLean, H . Allen, <T. Chambers, C . Diet, A . Walker, W . Hewison, L , Heath, R . Blackwell, J. Haines, Mrs Carr, S . Falconer, J. Weller, M r s Gilchrist, M r s Spriggins, A , Brame, C . Irvine, W . Fletcher, J. Tyler, M r s Mathieson, M r s Lincoln, Miss Taylor, J. McPhillimy, J. McLellan, Miss Heagney, J. Sparks, 0 . Zanoni, M r s Smith, W . Bell, W . Ward, M r s S. Butler, G . T . Fox, W . Ham, W . BumpBtead, C . llclntyre, I). Callander, W . Hunter, W . Green, T . Triokett, Mrs Hortip, W . Kingwell, C . V . Campbell, Mrs Jennings, E , T , Cotter, H .
s. a. 1 6 7 6 7 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 B 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 S 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0
Edwards, Mrs Hart, H . Cornish, W . Hinehcliff, J. Street, Mrs Hogan, P . Plumb, A . ' Calhoun, W . Ford, S. McLean, W . Giles, T . H . Gray, J. McGregor & Buchanan Hall, E. J, Tanner, S. Wensor, Mrs Spicer & Byleveld Paholkie, G . Hobbs, H . Charity, C . E . Eustace, P . Parsons, <T. Molynenx, J. EoberlBon, M r s Gallois, C . W . Kelly, T . !£eehur, T . Jackson, M r s W i h o n , A. Shcehan, W . McMillan, Mrs T w o Friends, each 6s Gilchrist, Mrs McAdam, W . Jennison, J. Coogan, P . Chaffey, Mrs H . Sharp, Mrs Clarke, Mrs Langdon, Mrs A . Eord, J. Pigdon, A . Churches, J. Gray, W . Nee, S. Oakley, J. Calhoun, Mrs Middlebrook, Mrs Frknd Webber, B . Baenseh, E . Andressan, J. Kossick, Mrs Winter, W . .. Marsham, Mrs Bylah, Mrs Eichards, Mra Le Leyre, I.
13. d. 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 S 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 6 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0
XO 0 4 6 4 6 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 3 6 a o 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 S
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Seehtig, A . Swaby, Mrs Eichardson, Mrs Eichards, W . H . Wisbey, Mis Smith, I. Long, Mrs W. MeBurney, Miss Young, Mrs S. Phipps, Mrs "Walker, Mrs I>. Huxtable, Mrs Beazley, Mrs Calholm, Mrs H . Meal, Mrs Gtogel, Mrs Dixon, B . Mewson, Mrs Williams, J. Nott, Mrs E . Kennedy, Mrs Mayth, Mrs Kelly, W . "Wyatt, Mrs Hockaday, Mrs Ash-worth, M . Doble, W . Boyle, T . Kingsbury, J. Lussick, Mrs Bose, Mrs Lussiek, Mrs J. "Webber, B . Wright, Mrs E . Dolley, W . Hadfield, J. Hayvrard, GK Smith, D . Powell, B . Collins, F . Potter, H . Hunter, E , Trewellan, M r s Hodge, J. Dendle, Mrs Beilby, Mrs E .
8. 2 2 2
... 2 2 3 2 2 2
... 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
d. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
Wilson, A . Widow's mite from London Friend Lemkie, E . Clarke, C. F. McKay, Mrs Curlett, Mrs Young, Mrs Strong, Mrs Keays, Mrs Paseoe, Mrs Fitzpatriek, J. Cooper, Mrs Finnie, Mrs Eay, Mrs Inglis, J. Doble, A . Wiffln, M r s G . Williams, A . Eiohards, C . Zagabria, G-. Bartlett, Mrs Williamson, Mrs Bell, T. Hogan, Miss Seeder, C. Martin, Miss T w o Friends, each 2s Wynne, Mrs Marino, Mrs
. McDowell, Mrs Thomas, Mrs Ash, Mrs Walker, Mrs Keay, Mrs L . Liddle, Mrs Liddle, junr., Mrs Patching, Mrs Hindi, E . Young, Mrs Nash, Mrs Long, Mrs D . Eeynolds, Mrs Jennings, Mrs Three Friends, each Is
s. d.. 2 6 2 6 2 0 2 0-2 0 2 0 2 (> 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0-2 0 4 a 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 0
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COUNTRY LISTS.
Per A L E X . A B J I S T B O H G , Esq., Warrambine:—
Alex, Armstrong D . Sutherland W . Wiseman, D . Kilby, B , Combridge, 0. McNeill, N . Bethune, H .
Munro, J. Roworth, J. Taylor, W . McKenzie, T . Cookson, E . English, J. Gallagher, K . Hopkins, G . Neve, J. McMahon, G . TTrch, H . Oookson, J. Coots, J. Challise, (senr.,) T . Eield, J. McKerral, D . MeG-rcgor, Ii. McNeill, S. Gillett, each 2/6
d.
0 0-
. . 3 0 0
£10 12 0
Per E . W . A E M T T A O E , Esq., Woolamanata, Lara :— J. E . Eussell, J. Moore, each 5/-
— Mellon, H . Finker, W . Plier, P. Coyne, J. Mahon, J. Cantwell, P . Eyan, — Eyan, — McCloud, — Miller, H . Tisk, J. Conoley, M . Eyan, W . Smith, each 2/6 . . .
A . McDonald — Anderson
Per J O H N B E L L , Esq., Woolbrook :
John Bell Shearers and others
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Per J O H N L. C U R K I E , Esq., Titanga : —
John L . Currie Geo. McDonald
Per M B S C F E D I E , Tandarook :— Mrs Curdie M . Huntington E . Harding J. Williams, G . Gray, each 2/6 J. H , Leach
Per A . L . D B Y S D A B B , Esq., Cressy, Strathvean :— A . L . Drysdale J. Leith, P . Nelson, D . Molnnes, J. Mellington, C . Splatt, J. Parker,
E . Earl, W . Doyle, T . Borrack, M . Wakeling, C. Younger, J. Woolley, T . Wakeling, C . Hayer, J. Spalding, E . Bennett, E . Dowling, J. Martin, T , Nelson, T . Splatt, each 2/6
A . Bead, N . Beaton, G . Davis, E . White, junr., each 2/-
15 2 1
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3 2
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£3 18 0
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Per A . S. C H I B S S I D E , Esq., Koort Koorfc Wong, Camperdown:— £ 8. d. A . S. Chirnside ... . . . 5 5 0 — Gibsin ... ... 10 0 D . Robertson, J. Osborne, J. D o w , A . MacLacklan, E . Griffiths, D .
McGilvray, A . Mclimes, T . Eumiss, A . McDonald, W . MeKenzie, C . Hiekey, C. Waiters, A . Bobertson, C . Dawkins, J. MoKenzie, each 2/6 ... 1 17 6
£7 12 6
Per G E O B S - B F A I B B A I B S , Esq., Lara, Windeniere :— Geo. Fairbairn, junr. ... ... 1 0 0 D . Martin ... . . . 5 0 K . Bethune, W . Birob, W . H . Grass, J. Duggan, B . Shannahan,
T . Erisoh, G . Grass, W . Plier, M . Coogan, W . Powell, E . Barrett, J. Wallace, J. Ireland, S. Nee, each 2/6 ... 1 15 0
R . Curlett ... ... 1 0
£3 1 0
Per Dr. E O B B E S , Mount Roth-well:— Dr. Forbes ... . . . 3 0 0 W . Harding, J. Connop, W . Dickson, J. Richmond, H . Richmond,
R . Gibbie, M . Cariol, W . McKenzie, R . Spiden, J. Forbes, J, Richmond, H . Robertson, each 5/- ... 3 0 0
A . J. Cameron, J. Currati, J. McPherson, W . Marchant, G . Dickson, " M . Curran, A . McPherson, P . J. Liston, J. Toohey, each 2/6 .. . 1 2 6
, W . Surtees, D . Danaliey, each 1/- ... ... 2 0 M . Danaher ... ... 6
£7 5 0
Per WJI. R. G I W D E Y , Esq., Jan Juc:— W . R. Gundry, ... ... 1 1 0 C . E . Gundry, J. Gundry, H . Oakes, each 5/- ... 15 0 W m . Maxwell, Jno. Austin, G . Ashmore, J. Bainfather, A . Gundry,
P . Smith, E . Beard, T . E . Duffield, J. Hunter, Jas. Austin, J. Smart, J. Hollingworth, J. Duffield, L . Imer, G . Imer, R . W a d e , G . Lamond, J. W . Gundry, G . Wass, each 2/6 ... 2 7 6
Per E . H A T E S , Esq. Ingleby:— 0 . F . Armytage, C . F . Armytage, each £5/5/-E . Hayes H.Lovell, ~K. J. Takashima, (Tokio,) S. Novoki (Japan,) each 10 j-T . Drewry, J. Curry, Geo. Hardy, J. Purcell, S. Cuahke, J. Boyd,
each 5/ J. Brown, W . Hilliard, each 4 / -D . Dandy, P . Curry, W . Holliday, A . Swayn, F . G . Eilpatrioi, J.
Cunningham, W . Newcombe, senr., A . Harper, E . HigginB, ' W . Loughron, T . Skelton, T . Brown, D . Ohalman, W. Newcombe, J. Alsop, C . Howard, W . McCoombe, W . Minjay, A . Millard, W . Caldon, T . A . Hunt, each 2/6 ... 2 12 6
£1 S
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£17 10 6
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Per M r J A C O B J U S T , G-eelong:— A . Frintice, of A . Grote & Co., ffheringhap Street W . Hawenstein J. Just, L . Imer, TJ. Imer, (jimr.,) Miss E . Molloy, each 5/ E . Eioe Mrs J. O'Hare, Mrs Arford, each 2/-
fer Jas. K I K I N M O N T H , Esq., Mount Hesse :— ' Jas. Kininnionfcll M . Gillies, A McCallum, each 5/ T, Lamb, J. Collins, A . Gillespie, T . Downes, each 2/6
Per Messrs J. and P . M A H T F O H ) , Pumunbete:— Manifold, Bros. Miss E . Manifold D. N. M . J. L . C , E . Marshall, T . M , A . , each 5/-W . L . Miss M . Duffy E . L . , J. Millar, J. Mitchell, E . Carman, J. Parish, J. " W . , A .
McLeod, J. Duncan, J. Hiekey, T . Eobinson, each 2/6 J. Dillon, A h K e w , Misses S. H . W a u g h , E . Q-ardiner, and N",
Eowler, each 2/-
Per P E T E B M C I U T Y E E , Esq., Murdelduke : — P. Mclntyre A . Wilson J. Carrol, S. Doran, E . Dudman, H , WinHer, W . "Wilson, J.
Hughan, J. Ireland, each 2/6 W , Archer
Per D . M C L A E E H , Esq., "Wurrook :— Thos, Eussell D . McLaren, J. Long, each 10/-J.Bell J. H . Barlow, C . G-ellett, D . Campbell, P . McG-unnis, P . Wisher,
J. Eyan, -each 2/6 J. Bower W . Cookson, J. Buttler, each 1/- ...
Per J. H . PETITE, Esq., Murroon.:— J. H . Prime, W . Barr, each 10/-P . E . CahilL, — Lambell, J. Taylor, J. Allan, each 5/-T . Williams, Gc. Taylor, each 2/6
£ s. ... 1 4
10 ... 1 0
2 4
£3 1
... 5 0 10 10
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£14 18
2 0 5
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£3 4
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£4 13
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£2 5 0
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Per P H I L I I P B U S S E M , Esq., Golfliill, Shelford:— Phillip Bussell Thos, Bussell J. Ryan 0 . Moran, (eenr.,) A . Martin, each 10/-E . Winkler, J. Trinity, E . Elliot, each 5/-Miss J. Campbell, M . Hood, each 3/-J. Bourke, S. J. Squires, T . Murrell, J. Squires, P . McLane, H .
Cations, S. Squires, (senr.,) J. Einlayson, C . TIrch, J. Wall, B . Moss, J. TIrch, W . Rice, J. Moss, S. Squires, (junr.,) G . Squires, H . McGilivray, J. Murrell, D . Munro, W . Miscamble, B . Bowditch, H . Munro, Mrs Linden, S. Clarke, D . McKerral S. Earl, E . Earl, C . Moran, (junr.,) J. Teehan, N . Martin. each 2 ft
A . Holmes, J. Martin, C . MeGihYray, H . Jasper, BT, MeGiliyray, A . Cations, H . Wallis, each 2/- ...
F . Moss
Per W . K . M A C K I N N O N , Esq., Marida Dallock:— Executors late D . MacKinnon B . Cosgrore T . Balmbro, M . Breen, G . Millar, T . Oakley, each 10/-J. Purdie, & . Smith, W . Smith, each 7/6 P . Breew, J. Millar, T . Smith, W . Bantel, each 5/-A . Duncan
Per M r T A N & SINS-, collected from Chinese:— Tang Sing, Win . A h Gay, each £1/1/-M o n g Chow C . Ting Sung
A h Tooey, W h a m Chong, A h Gin, A h Pon, Eoo W a y , A h Choo, Tang Hock, A h Glim, A h H a m , A h W o o . A h Tan, W a y Yee, Kong W a n g , A h Yan, A h Keo, Ling Hock, A h Ching, A h K a m , Hock Yang, Rung Hong, K i m San, H a y W o n g , Long W a y , Lip W a y , Ching W a y , Hock K a m , Hook Chin, Tan Lung, A h Pack, Tan W a y , Che A h Ling, each 5/-
W a y Tooey A h W a y , A h Kett, Kim San, each 2/6 Chong W a y M o w Luey
Per J A C O B W B B B E , Esq., St. .Tames' Vineyard :— J. Weber, J. Moreillon, each £1/1/- ... J. H . Dardel J. Deppler T . M . Cowtis, J. H . Jones, each 10/ - . . . J. Moreillon, (junr.,) E . Amiet, J. Gillan, J. Gollor, S. Morris, W .
Mclvor, D . Tainton, S. Tainton, D . Smith, G . Deppler, each 6/-J. Carpenter, A . Blacker, each 2/6
£ 5 1
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15 6
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£13
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£11 9
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£7 7 S
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£ i. 1 12
10 1 0
6 12
d.. 6" 0 0 0 6
Employees A L B I O N M I L L S , per M r W m . Thackrah:— ffm. Thackrah " W m . Murray J. Macaulay, W . Stokart, W . Dagliah, S. Gibbs, each 5/-J. Downie, (junr.,) F . Milliken, eacA 3/-T. Macaulay, W . Wright, W . Eennie, J. Downie, J. Hughs, each 2/6 H . Loft, 0 . Clarke, D . Eennie, C. Winnioott, J. Coleman, MisseB
Broom, Chandlee, LoTing, Foote, Mulder, Leach, Murray, Bwing, McDonald, Bowing, McPhee, Gibbs, Leach, and Grill, each 2 / - ... ... 1 18 0-
P . Bourke, J. Wright, Misses Elliot, Jamison, Elliott, Turley, Elliott, Downie, Edwards, Dupe , McDonald, Sire, Foote, W a r d , Clift, Wright, McDonald, Anderson, Wright, Mrs Scriyinger, MrsMarsden, each 1/- ... ... 1 1 0 '
£7 0 0-
Employees A W S T B A M A N TAH-KBBT, Marshalltown, per Mr W . Whalley:— W . Whalley, T . Pickey, each 5/- ... ... 10 0 F . Earie, M , Cosland, E . Shelly, T . Seanlan, W . Earle, T . Beardon,
A . Pitmen, T . Aldridge, W . Lange, A . Decker, P . Grossman, G . Beansch, W . Grossman, W . Field, P . Shelly, W . J. Tozer, A . Stone, each 2/6 ... ... 2 2 6
Employees at Messrs E , S . B B E A B L E T & Co's. COEIO T A K H E B T :— E . H . Brearley & Co. W . Smellie H , Stoneman, W . Ferguson, E . Britton, M . Sherry, W . Wren, W .
McCreay, J. McCarter, J. Moroney, 0. Eeid, J. Kennedy, J. Mayall, T . C'artwright, E . Foote, E . Gorman, each 2/6
P . McLaughlin, M . Kelly,, E . Bowen, each 2/-
Employees at C L Y D E W O B K S : —
W . Smith, P . Dalton, J. Favre, J. H . Proshaskie, E . Ford, each 5/-W . DQlon J. Hogan, W . Craig, J. McQuitty, J. Daltera, J. Taylor, J.
Hamilton, (junr.,) D . McDonald, D . Mclnerny, T . Jennings, H . Deepe, G . Schofield, each 2/6 ,.. 1 1 6
J. O'Halloran, A . Dalton, W. B utterworth, C . Young, C . A . Holroyd, J. C . Willan, J. Thomson, J. Hamilton, L . Lambert, E . J. Willan, J. Hambling, each 2 / - ... 1 2 0'
W . Carney, T . Boyd, C . Diamond, E . Fleming, J. Cook, A . Cleary, G . Halliday, A . Friend, each 1/- ... 8 0'
Employees at Mr G. GABDINEB'S T A N N E R Y , Marshalltown :— G . Gardiner C.Brown F . Tozer, J, JaBper, C . Klemkie, G , A . Gardiner, A . Eeed, each 2/- .
£2 12
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1 15 6
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6
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10
6
0 6 0'
£1 13 6.
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Employees at M E S S E S T . S. H A B B I S & C o . : — £ s. d, J.'Scott ... ... 3 6 J. Sigley, J. Markam, B . Bonney, each 3/- ... 9 o J. Baker, J. Groves (sen.), J. Groves, H . Groves, G . Wallace, T .
Allen, — Fedley, each 2/6 ... ... 11 6 W . M c H n g h , J. MoHugh , J. Newling, J. Wootton, W . Clive,
J. Young, each 2/- ... ... 12 0
Employees at M E J, M O N D A Y ' S Tannery:— W. Wilby T . Hughes, J. Lambert, J. Seott, J. Brazil, R . Gumnell, each 5/- .. G . Xinsella, D . Mahonev, G . Biskie, C . Hopkins, J. MeManus ,
G . Newell, W . H . Nicholls, B . Hickey, M . Holland, H . Biskie, T . Moran, T . Shelley, J. McCarthy, P . Doherty, J. Brushfield, D . Callaghan, P. Kinsella, B . Wild, G . Smith, A . Daltera, M . MeManus, G . Blanchfield, each 2/6
W . Brushfield
£2 2
10 5
2 15
4 12
•Collected from R A I L W A Y EMPLOYEES, per Mr S. Cappi:— S. Cappi ... ... 10 E . Honeyohureh ... ... 9 E . Shanahan, W . ,T. Cahill, M . Hickey, J. M c K y e , J. Phillips,
H . P . Marr, D . McCarthy, each 5/- ... 1 1 5 W . Sissons, J. Moronev, J. Johnstone, J. Slattery, H . Bowles, G .
Willey, T . O'Brien, B . Joinnes, J. Whelan, J, Moushall, G . Watt, C . Devitt, E . Gillespie, P . Donohue, J. Powell, M . Walsh, J. Maher, M . Dwyer, T . Downes, T . Hannon, J. Cunningham, J. O'Donnell, S. Fishburn, A . Gunderson, . J. Pedelty, Miss A . Phillips, A . Cameron, N . T . Wright, eachijG ... ... 3 10
•Collected from R A I L W A Y EMPLOYEES, per Mr J. Wilson :— J. Wilson ... ... 10 G . Phipps, A . Wakefield, each 5/- ... 10 W . H . Curtis, C . Jones, T . Phipps, S. Hopper, each 3/- ... 12 H . Brown, P . Brenan, J. Todd, A . Groves, H . Erisch, J. Walsh,
E . Bates, P . A . Brien, M . Curran, M . Daily, J. Rees, M . Toohey, R . Liston, T . McLean, T . O'Brien, H . Broad, T . Maher, P . McDonald, F . Mullen, J. Eaton, D . McDonald, E . Duggan, T . Carrick, T . Maddock, J. Linehan, J. M'Leeeh, S. Sinford, B . Walsh, T . Bird, J. Cunningham, T . Cabe, J. Woods, P . McMahon, J. Gordon, J, Blacker, A . Ifewland, H . Bates, T . Hynes, H . Bren, J. Cahill, T . L a w , R . McKenzie, M . Berrigan, T . Blacker, J. Farrell, A . Knowles, D . McRae, J. Oonnillan, each 2/6 ... ... 6 0
A . Boadle, R . Curran, J. Sawyer, J. Atkinson, S. Marsden, each 2 / - . . . 10 W . Rees ... ... 1 H . Todd, P . Maher, W . J. Sharpe, each 1/- ... 3
£8 6
29.
JSmployees N O B I S B I B M I N S - H A M : Q.ITABTZ M I N I N G - C O M P A N Y , £ s. d;.. per M r James Dunstan :—
J. Dunstan, B . Boart, J. Barrett, W. Friday, Or. Drew, 0 . Scott, each 5/- ... ... 1 10 0
J. Stees, W . Watkins, each 3/- ... ... 6 0 J. Dunstan (jun.), W . Cook, 0-. Beed, J. Hooking, B . Barrett, E ,
Barrett, C . Stewart, C . Barnes, W . Tretheway, J. Walters, W . Manley, E . Eeed, P . Ogden, G-. PolwarLh, Y . Bunther, <3r. Anderson, M , Cahir, D . E w a n , J. Twite, each 2/6 ... 2 1 &•
£4 3 6
Employees at P O E T A B L I N M O N B R I C K & T I L E W O E K S , per M r A . Mitchell:—
A . Mitchell, M . Butcher, A . Wallace, E . Craig, each S/- ... 1 0 0 A . Butcher, C. Eichards, S. Shepherd, D . McLean, 0. F. Smith, J. StanclifEe, W . McLaren, J. Leigh, A . W . Bales, J. Griffiths, J. Dayis, Or. McDonald, J". Burke, S. Eiehardson, C . Wilkin, J. Pywell, W . H . Cooke, H . Allen, H . Poulter, each 2/6
T. Eiehardson E . Hope
Per D . K I N N A I B D , Esq.:— D . Kinnaird — Eees, A . P . Carr, B . Pittoek, F . Smith, W . Cerk, each 2/6 J. J. Queevey A . McMullen, — Try, G-. Keen, J. Brown, E . Thomas, J. Dwyer,
E . Leonard, J. Brown, T . Hanley, G . Cos, — Abbday, T . P. Eyan, — Seddon, — Tollis, W , Gainge, J, Eyan, each 1/- ,., 16 0
2 1 2 1
6 5 0
£3 10 11
1 1 12 2
0 6 0
£2 11 6
Per Mr H . S A G A B : — H . Sagar ... .., 10 6 J. Wakefield, W . McKinley, J. Cahill, W . Arnold, W . Morgan,
J. Dick, W . Dutton, E . ^ r . Peart, each 5/- ,,, 20 0 W . L . Berryman ... ... 4 0 J. Brennan, T . Collopy, J. Hands, G . McKinley, J. Boney, A .
Hitchens, A . Kitchen, A . Scriyenger, A . E . Dillon, P . Deagan, H . Janes, T . E . McDonald, W . Forde, M . Saunders, T . Eobinson, J. Broadhead, W . Plant, T . Clee, E . Walker, E . Patton, E . Floyd, T . Walker, F . James, F . Smale, E . Sculby, each 2/6 ... 3 2 6
— Barraclough, J. Parkes, T. Knowles, W . Aitken, each 2/- ... S O M . Hodgkins, J. Leighy, J. McDonald, each 1/- ... 3 0
£6 8 0-
H A L L & Sous, PBINTBBS, E T B I E STBEET, G-EBLONG.