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he Nineteenth Annual Report 
 
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 VICTORIA. B. C. 
 
 FOR 18 91. 
 
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 VICTORIA, B. C. 
 MQNBOE MlIiliSB. PBINTBB AMD BoOKBIMIiKB, 77 JOHNSON BTBBBT. 
 
 1892. 
 
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 OFFICERS FOR 18 92. 
 
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 F. H. WoBi^ooK, Esq Pbesiui\ 
 
 Chas. Haywauu, Esq Secueii 
 
 Jas. Hutouehon, Esq Tueasij 
 
 COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. 
 
 Rt. Kev. Bisnop Cbidge, 
 Rev. C. Watson, 
 Rev. p. McP. Maoleod, 
 Pekcy Bkown, Esq., 
 GiiAS. Hayward, Esq., 
 David Spenoeu, Esq., 
 
 Herbert Oarmichak.l, I 
 R. P. RiTiiET, Esq., 
 N. Shakespeare, Esq., 
 f. h. worlock, e.sq., 
 1£y. Jewel, Esq., 
 James Hutcheson, Esg. 
 
 LADIES' COMMITTEE. 
 
 Mrs. Cbidob, 
 Mrs. Williams, 
 Mrs. Clark, 
 Mrs. Watson, 
 Mrs. Kent, 
 Mrs. HuToiiESON, 
 
 Mrs. F. Adams, 
 Mrs. Hkujins, 
 Mrs. Dr. Milne, 
 Mrs. Sabcison, 
 Mrs. Hayward, 
 Mbs. Gillkspik,. 
 
Hi 
 
 kNAGEMENT. 
 
 TljE NINETEENTH /QNNU/fL REPOf^T 
 
 OP THE 
 
 BRITISH COLUMBIA 
 
 WEST/fNT ORPMNS' MOME. 
 
 In sulmiitting to tlie 8iil)scribers their annual 
 )rt for the past year, the Committee have to tliank- 
 
 ju'knowh^dge the liberal support given to the 
 tie, and the expressed willingness of many to in- 
 ise tlieir support should it be required. 
 
 It is with unfeigned sorrow that we have to 
 )rd the death, during the past year, of our niuch- 
 )ved President, Mr. A. A. Green. Only those 
 have known and witnessed his kind deeds, no* 
 in connection with the Orphanage, but also in 
 [business relations, can understand how truly his 
 nces were a work and labor of love and how great 
 5s the Institution has sustained in his departure 
 n our midst. 
 
 The nnmagement of the Home by the Matron, 
 i. Walker, has been most satisfactory. The house- 
 td arrangements have received very careful atten- 
 
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 tion from the Ladies' Conunittee, and to tlicir 
 tioiiH the continued 8iicceH8 of tlie InstitiitiuJ 
 largely due. 
 
 While the children have on the whole oiijA 
 good health there has been some sicknesK ii 
 Home during the year. Thanks, however, to thcj 
 professional services rendered by Dr. Miltie,. 
 children, with one exception, are again in theeiii 
 nient of good health. 
 
 The total number of children cared for audi 
 vided with a home during the year was 58. 
 
 Admitted 13 
 
 Taken out 6 
 
 In the Home at present 45 
 
 Girls 24— Boys 21. 
 
 In June last the Treasurer received $1,0001 
 " A Friend " as a donation to the Institution, u\ 
 July, $40 was placed on the collection plate oil 
 John's church from " A Friend" to the Home, 
 August $15 was received from collection in Metij 
 ist church, AV^estminster. In December the 
 Wrights' and Caulkers' Association donated 
 Also in December there was received from G 
 Hyde, Esq., Westminster, Executor of tjie latel 
 E. Hitchcock, a legacy of $200. 
 
 In addition to the cash subscriptions else« 
 acknowledged, kind friends have contributed cl 
 
rovisioiiK, fruit, vegetables, etc.. for all of wliicli 
 inininittee return grateful tliaukK. 
 
 lltMvtofore the l)uil<lir<i; on Uae Street has been 
 Jjient for the accouiinoclatiou of the children 
 liriiicr a home. The (Committee, however, are 
 tliat, owing to the largely iiu*reasing populatio!i, 
 will soon he called on to provide a separate 
 for the hoys and girls, and hope to l)e enabled 
 bvide a home that will be a credit to the city and 
 ince. 
 
 J Full particulars of receipts and expenditures 
 
 he found in the Treasurer's Keport appended, 
 
 ill conclusion the Committee desire to render 
 
 Iks to God for the measure of succesw and pros- 
 
 Ity he has been pleased to grant to the Institution 
 
 lliope that every effort made for the care of the 
 
 itute children may receive His blessing. 
 
 F. II. WORLOCK, 
 ["ktobia, B. C, President. 
 
 January 25th, 1892. 
 
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 TREASURER'S STATEMENT, 1890. 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 By Bnlanco on hnnd 8 1,820 98 
 
 " Board of Children 644 00 
 
 '• Lndioa' Committee 105 (K) 
 
 " Victor in Sub- iptions 1,1G1 75 
 
 " Donation: a friend 1,000 00 
 
 " " " St. John's 40 00 
 
 '* " Shipwrif^hts A Caulkers Ass'u 50 00 
 
 " Collection: West. Methodist Church.. 15 00 
 
 '• Legacy: Mrs. E. E. Hitchcock, West'r. 200 00 
 
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 EXPENDITURES. 
 
 Paid Monthly Bills $047 7*^ 
 
 " Mati on 's Salary 480 00 
 
 " Servants' Wages 184 00 
 
 " Tuition 120 00 
 
 " Water, $24, Gas, 885.80 109 80 
 
 " Improvements to Property 189 00 
 
 " Printing and Advertising 52 60 
 
 " Insurance 58 00 
 
 " Wood and Coal 132 75 
 
 " Furniture 26 75 
 
 " Labor 83 25 
 
 " Sundry Expenses 46 15 
 
 " Balance on Hand 2,007 30 
 
 $ 5,03i 
 
 This is to certify that I have examined the Books 
 Accounts and carefully checked all the Vouchers with the js 
 ments of the Protestant Orphans' Home, for the year end:; 
 31st December, 1891, and find the same correct. 
 
 W. H. MASON, 
 
 Auditor. 
 
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WENT, 1890. 
 
 SUBSCRIBERS 18 9 2. 
 
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 ROTESTANT ORPHANS' HOME. 
 
 CONSTITUTION 
 
 (adopted OCT. 27, 1873.) 
 
 INCORPORATED IITH JULY, 1883. 
 
 1. Thin Tiistitiitioii sluill hv. vnWvA the " liritiAh 
 \»liiiiil>ia I?rotest{int Orphans' Homo." 
 
 2. TIh^ olvject of tliis Institution is to roceivo » 
 liid to provide a home for orplian, (lestitute and 
 kther cliildern, under the age of ten yearn, requirin^r 
 ludi cure* ; and to educate them in the Protestant 
 [aitli, and instruct them in the elements of secuhir 
 knowledge. i 
 
 8. The management of this Institution sliall ^ 
 vested ill a Comniitteci chosen from tlie sul)scri!)ers, 
 Lt tile annual meeting to he hehl on the second 
 fucsday of Decemher, in each year, said (Jommittei* 
 consist of four re{)resentatives from each Protest- 
 lit deiioinination in Victoria, of whom at least one 
 lall he a (Jlergyman, and not fewer than two Lay- 
 
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 men, and one-third of whom shall constitute 
 quorum for tlie transaction of general business. 
 
 4. It shall be the duty of such Committee 
 their first meeting, to l)e held not later than oiJ 
 week after their election, to appoint from their oJ 
 number, a President, Secretary and Treasurer ; 
 meet at least once a quarter, and oftener if requiicHij 
 to provide for the support of the Institution by inearj 
 of voluntary contributions and otherwise, as tlij 
 may deem advisable. 
 
 5. The Committee shall also, at their tirJI 
 meeting after election, appoint a committee of ladit 
 composed of an equal number from each denominil 
 tion to take charge of the internal management (| 
 the Institution. Such committee of ladies slii 
 appoint their officers and make their own regulatioJ 
 equitably according to the spirit of this Constitutid 
 and the basis on which the Association is forniecl 
 On approved monthly requisition they may draw 
 the Treasurer for necessary funds, and shall therd 
 with pay all bills. They shall also present to 
 President a monthly report of the state of the finano 
 and the condition of the Institution. 
 
 6. The religious training of these orphans slial 
 */■."' be conducted according to the doctrines and tenelj 
 
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 held by the orthodox Protestant Churches. In thl 
 
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 •]\ liold as tlu3 foundation of tlioir fiiitli the 
 
 IfiiciiMicv and antliority of tlie Holy Sc'ri()tnre for 
 
 vatioii -Holy Scripliiro boino; llu* (*(»ininonly 
 
 Ecived liooks of tlio Old and Xow Tc.-tamcnt, — so 
 
 lat, wliatscKJver is not rofwl tliorcin or may not lio 
 
 k»v('d tlicreby, is not to Im rwjuif(!(i of any that it 
 
 loiild l)e believed as au article of the Christian 
 
 litli or he tlioiif^ht rt'(juisiie or necei-tJary to salva- 
 
 )ii (Art. 0, C'li. of l'^Ti<^.); and Aviiich also ludd tlie 
 
 tides of tlie A{)ostlos' (^roed as troths of our eoni- 
 
 )n redemption, on the ground that tliey may I'e 
 
 )ve(l hy most certain warratits of Holy Scripture. 
 
 therefore, wlio ItoUl any ofKc« or authority «s 
 
 k'i" the orplians sliall l.e and eontinue to be Protest- 
 
 kts of ifood character and sound in the faith. A 
 
 nil of prayers prepared for tlie pur})ose, tofi;ether 
 
 ith portions of tlie Old and ^cav Testament S<;rip- 
 
 kres, sliall be read njorninii: and eveniiifj daily. 
 
 7. The orphans shad, in charge of tlie inatnin, 
 [gularly attend divine service on >Sunday (inornings) 
 the \''ictoria (/hurches of such of the ortluxlox 
 )testaRt denouifnations as are or shall be from "• 
 10 to time rspresjentL^d on the Geuoral Coniniittee, 
 k follows : — That is to say, the attendance shall he 
 Iven in quarterly (tri-montlily) perio<ls at the ser- 
 Ices of each such deuorni nation in succession. In 
 le case of any such denomination haviufr leo ular 
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 qnarter's attendaiioo pertaining to lliat dononiinatif 
 may be equally divided among ita several cluircli( 
 AtUmdancefi at any other times shall be in the di 
 eretion of the (reneral (>oniniittee, as shall also otli* 
 questions or exceptional cases tliat may from tiinei 
 time arise. 
 
 8. One Minister of each Protestant denoniim 
 tion as aforesaid, in quarterly rotation, shall he \\ 
 Minister or Chaplain of the orphans, with paston 
 authority over thein for that time as over a portk 
 of his own flock, providing he does not in the exerci, 
 of such authority, violate any Ilule of this Constitt 
 tion. 
 
 9. No alteration shall be made in this Coiistiti 
 tion except by a vote of two-thirds of the whole Co 
 mittee sanctioned by a majority of the subscrilie 
 j)resent at a general meeting, of which thirty dav: 
 notice shall be given. Such notice to specify tt 
 cihaniies recommended for the consideration of tl 
 meeting. 
 
 10. It shall l)e lawful for the Committee froiiH 
 time to time make, vary and alter by-laws for 
 government of the Institution, and for all matt© 
 and things relating to the conduct and managemeii 
 of its affairs, provided that the same be not inconsii 
 tent with the fo.'egoinop Constitution, and that noticf 
 
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 to tliat dononiinafiij 
 its several churclia 
 sliall be in the dJ 
 36, as shall also otlj 
 lat may from time; 
 
 jiiiy pi'opoi^tMl alteration he given at a regular 
 
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 of the (/ommittee at least one month 
 
 leviously to such alteration heing made. 
 
 N. 1*. -Tlje following gentlemen constitute the 
 Irovisioiial Hoard of Directors : — 
 
 rKi't^iDKNT — Honorable W. J. Macdonald. 
 Skcuktarv — John Robbon, M. P. P. 
 TKKAsrBKu— David Spencer, Esq 
 
 Tlie Very Ilev. Dean Cridge. 
 Rev. S. McGregor, M. A. 
 Alex. Munro, Esq. 
 Robert Wallace, Esq. 
 
 ade in this ConstiJ 
 Is of the whole Con) 
 ' of the subscrilJ 
 which thirty daTf 
 3tice to specify ti- 
 onsideration of 
 
 lie Committee froj 
 QT by-laws for \\ 
 and for all mattej 
 it and mana^emeii; 
 ne be not inconsij 
 on, and that notici 
 
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