We have much pleasure in publishing the statement of accounts for 1889 of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a society which does an immense amount of good in relieving distress in a very unostentatious manner. The accounts appear to be ina very satisfactory state, for after liberal expenditure in charity, a credit balance is carried forward to 1890 of $323.16 being within a small amount of the balance in hand at the close of 1888. It is pleasant to notice that the members do not rely entirely on donations for their income, as a goodly amount is obtained from the concerts they organise for the benefit of the Society.
Relief Account—Relief Tickets paid for during the year as follows supplied to the poor in 1883, - 5.60 Orphans' Account Contribution towards the support 10 orphans during 1889. 240.00 Concert Account—Gus for rehearsals, Police (2) for the night of the concert, shroff for collecting subscriptions and for sundries ture Account ost of a Desk...
Stationery during 1889
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.