Hawke’s Bay Children’s Home Annual Report 1950

HAWKE’S BAY CHILDREN’S HOME
(Incorporated)

FOUNDATION

The Hawke’s Bay Children’s Home was instituted by the late Mr. H.S. Tiffen in 1892, with the object of providing for, educating and training, orphaned, neglected and destitute girls, and in 1907 activities were extended in order that boys similarly conditioned might be provided for. In 1909 liberal arrangements were made with the France Trustees to lease the Premises in Priestly [Priestely] Road, formerly known as Randall House, which has been built by that body, and in 1912 the site of the Boys’ Home was leased from the same body and the Boys’ Home built thereon. This is now known as Gordon House and is used for small boys and girls. As the years passed by the Trustees felt that, owing to the limited time during which children could be provided for at the existing Home, it was desirable to obtain additional premises, and finally fifty acres of land were purchased at Eskdale, and in 1924 the Home known as France House, Eskdale, was opened, This building was destroyed in the Earthquake disaster of February, 1931, and replacement was completed by a new building officially opened by His Excellency, Lord Bledisloe, in January, 1933. This House provides training for boys for farming life, and enables the Trustees to keep the boys to an older age than was possible when only town premises were available; and now, when boys leave the Home they are at an age and equipped by their training to face the world.

REPORT
of the
FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR
of the
HAWKE’S BAY
CHILDREN’S HOME
(Undenominational)

1950

To be presented at the
ANNUAL MEETING
To be held in the Office of Retemeyer, Edgley & Chapman, Public Accountants, Church Lane, Napier
On
WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, 1950
at 3 p.m.

HOMES
Randall House, Napier Terrace, Napier.
France House, Eskdale, Hawke’s Bay.

THE HAWKE’S BAY CHILDREN’S HOME
(Incorporated)

Napier Terrace, Napier.
Eskdale, Hawke’s Bay.

Trustees:
Chairman: GUY ROCHFORT
B. CARLSON
H.S. ELLIS
H.E. GRAINGER
A.R. GREENWOOD
A. McGLASHAN
F.G. SMITH

Secretary and Treasurer: H.E. EDGLEY.

Napier House Committee:
Mrs. W. ANDERSON
Mrs. H. COLEMAN
Mrs. W. DINWIDDIE (Hon. Member)
Mrs. C. DOUGLAS (Hon. Member)
Mrs. C.O. McNAUGHT
Mrs. H.R. MOSS
Mrs. J.H. OLDHAM
Mrs. G. ROCHFORT
Mrs. A. WILLIAMS
Mrs. L. WILLIAMS
Mrs. MONTGOMERY WILLIAMS (Hon. Member)

Eskdale House Committee:
Mrs. M. AMYES
Mrs. A. BEATTIE
Mrs. S.E. CORMACK
Mrs. N.P. WALLACE

Hastings District Committee Representatives:
Mrs. BRAITHWAITE
Miss FORD, Hon. Sec.
Mrs. H.N. STEWART

Honorary Staff:
Dr. A.J. CLARK
Dr. G.E. WATERWORTH, Surgeon.
Mr. W.S. HOLLAND, Optician.

Hon. Solicitors:
Messrs. SAINSBURY, LOGAN & WILLIAMS

Bankers:
BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

Page 3

HAWKE’S BAY CHILDREN’S HOME
(Incorporated)

FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
Year Ended 31st March, 1950

It is the duty of the Trustees once a year to arrange to have prepared the Financial Accounts and a Report on the activities of the year for distribution to subscribers and in the discharge of that duty, the Trustees have very much pleasure in now presenting the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1950. At this stage the Trustees would seize the opportunity of expressing their appreciation and thanks to all those good friends of the Hawke’s Bay Children’s Home who have assisted both financially and in other directions in carrying on the important social work the Trustees undertake. Without the sympathetic and practical support of the general public, it would not be possible for the Trustees to achieve any success in their welfare activities and but for that support, which has been accorded by the residents of Hawke’s Bay for the past 58 years, the work of the Hawke’s Bay Children’s home could not have been carried on.

Financial. – A reference to the Accounts, which appear at the end of this Report, shows that the income was not sufficient to cover the expenditure and there was in fact a deficiency of £586. This deficiency was chiefly due to very heavy expenditure on repairs and maintenance which amounted to ₤1142. Owing to shortages of labour and materials. it has not been possible to spread maintenance expenditure evenly and, accordingly, this year the amount required for this particular purpose is more substantial than is usual. The other items of expenditure show a definite tendency to increase. We had fewer children in the Homes during the past year but, nevertheless, there was no reduction

Page 4

in the general expenditure. The increased cost of all commodities cancelled out any saving that might come about through the reduction in numbers.

The income of the Trustees for the year was most satisfactory. Subscriptions and donations were more than maintained and other items of income brought a satisfactory return.

Obituary. – It is natural that the Children’s Home having been in existence for 58 years, must begin to lose some of its old and tried supporters who, in the ordinary course of nature, have reached an age when it would be expected they must pass over. It is pleasant to be able to state that, as the older generation passes on, we find the succeeding generation willing and anxious to replace them as supporters of our work.

Mr. F.C. Clark: It is with the greatest regret that the Trustees have to record the death of Mr. F.C. Clark, a member of the Board of Trustees for nearly 30 years. Of late years Mr. Clark had suffered considerable physical disability but had borne his afflictions with the greatest fortitude and courage. To the members of the late Mr. Clark’s family, the Trustees wish to convey their sincere sympathy.

Randall House. – A very important change has taken place in our Homes. For many years the girls and small boys were housed in separate buildings and for a very long time your Trustees have been dissatisfied with the situation and condition of Gordon House which has been in occupation since 1912. Due to the reduction in numbers, the opportunity came to accommodate both small boys and girls in the one establishment and accordingly the boys were moved to Randall House and Miss McAuslin, who has been at Gordon House for so many years, assumed the matronship of Randall House. The staff at Randall House underwent many changes during the year, the most important being the resignation of Miss Gillies. brought about by family circumstances. Miss Gillies had been at Randall House since 1946 and had shown herself a most understanding and efficient matron. The

Page 5

Trustees were sorry to lose her services, but quite appreciated the circumstances which led to her resignation. At this period the Trustees were faced with a great difficulty regarding staffing, but were very greatly assisted by the offer of Miss Cowlrick to rejoin the staff temporarily. Many years ago Miss Cowlrick was a matron of the Homes, but had retired, and it was a very generous action on her part to assist the Trustees in their then difficulty. As was expected. for the period Miss Cowlrick was at Randall House. she proved a very successful head of the establishment and the Trustees wish to convey to her their appreciation of her services.

France House. – Whilst Mr. and Mrs. N.L. Shaw continue as Master and Matron, there have been changes in the rest of the staff of France House. In the catering department there have been a number of changes. and the experiment of placing a Displaced Person was not a success as she did not appear to be able to adopt our way of life. Miss Pedlow, who had been Sub-Matron for some time, wished to transfer to town and the Trustees were glad that they could meet her wishes. In her place Mrs. Mulvay was appointed Sub-Matron and has discharged her duties most satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw continue to enjoy the confidence and respect of the boys in their care and of all who are associated with France House. It is pleasant to find that the contented atmosphere which has been a feature of France House for so many years continues to permeate the establishment. Very considerable assistance has been given by many people and organisations to make the year a happy one for the boys and to all who have given service in this direction the Trustees express their gratitude.

The farm which is conducted by Mr. Shaw and the senior boys had a satisfactory year and was able to show a margin of £396.

Annual Appeal. – The Annual Appeal was held at the end of March and the response of the public was most generous. Fortunately the weather was favourable and the voluntary collectors were able

Page 6

to move around untroubled by adverse climatic conditions. The response to the Appeal was so good that the Trustees are able to state that the collection constituted a record in the 58 years of Annual Appeals. The details of the response in the various districts is as follows :

₤   s.   d.
Napier and District   580 6 8
Hastings and District   694 2 6
Waipawa and Otane   17 2 0
Waipukurau and District   29 4 2
Southern Hawke’s’ Bay Country Districts   43 3 0
Total   ₤1363 18 4

Residents – The roll at the 31st March. 1950, was as follows:-

France House (Senior Boys)   23
Randall House (Junior Boys and Girls)   20
Total   43

Trustees and House Committee. – It will be the duty of the subscribers present at the Statutory Annual Meeting to elect three Trustees. Messrs. G. Rochfort, A.R. Greenwood and B. Carlson retire in accordance with the regulations but they are eligible and offer themselves for re-election. It will also be the subscribers’ duty to elect twelve members of the House Committee.

Annual Meeting. – The Statutory Annual Meeting of subscribers will be held in the office of Messrs. Retemeyer, Edgley and Chapman, Public Accountants, Church Lane, Napier, on Wednesday, 26th July, 1950. at 3 p.m. The Trustees extend a cordial invitation to subscribers and hope there will be a representative attendance. Afternoon tea will be served at the conclusion of the Meeting.

Page 7

Conclusion. – The assistance rendered to the Hawke’s Bay Children’s Home by a great host of people is the cause of much satisfaction to the Trustees and they wish to place on record their appreciation and gratitude. Many spontaneous acts of goodwill and voluntary service accorded by individuals cannot be mentioned in detail in this Report, but the Trustees hope that these few words of thanks will be generally accepted.

There are a number of regular services rendered to the Children’s Home from year to year of which the Trustees think some mention should be made and these include the assistance given by the members of the Medical Profession in Napier, the Honorary Optician. Mr. W.S. Holland, the consistent and conscientious work of the Ladies’ Committee and the Hastings Committee, Mr. Greenwood for arranging a large supply of fresh fruit. collecting from the orchards and delivering same to the Homes, the Napier Frivolity Minstrels, the Nurses of the Napier Hospital and the School Dental Clinic, Officers of the Child Welfare Department, the District Collectors and the Press.

GUY ROCHFORT,
Chairman.

Page 9

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS

A’Bear, Miss S. B.
Absolom, Mrs. G.
Absolom, J. Archer
Absolom, Mrs. J. B.
Acetone Ill. Co. Ltd.
Addis, W.
Addison, Mrs.
Agnew Refrigeration Ltd.
Alexander, Mrs. J.
Alexander, Mr. R. B.
Allen, L. F.
Allen’s Furnishing Co. Ltd.
Allhusen, A.
Allhusen, S.
Allwood, H. H.
Alsop, A. S.
Amyes, Mrs. S. H.
Anderson, Mrs. A., Snr
Anderson, F. O.
Anderson, J. N.
Anderson, Mrs. V.
Anderson, W. H.
Anderson & White.
Armstrong, A. E.
Ashley, Mrs. R. L.
Ashby Bros.
Ashcroft, W. J. C.
Atkin, Misses K. and G.
Atkinson, Mr. & Mrs. T. A.
Averill, L. R.

Bairds, Messrs. H., Ltd.
Balfour, Mrs. F.
Balfour, G. W.
Balfour, Mrs. M. A.
Ballantyne, Miss Jean
Baptist Girls’ Bible Class
Barden, L. H.
Barker, Mrs. E. M.
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Barnes, D. M.
Barnett, Dr. H. H.
Barrett, Mrs. G.
Barrett, R. J.
Barry Bottling Co. Ltd.
Barry Bros. Ltd.
Beamish, E. H.
Beamish, F. N. H.
Beattie, Mrs. A. H.
Beauchop, Mrs.
Bee, Mrs. M.
Bell, Mrs. Adam.
Bell, W. A.
Bennett, H. M.
Bennett, W. H.
Bernau, Mrs.
Bernsten, Mr. & Mrs. Anton
Bernsten, Mrs. J. N. J.
Berridge, E.
Berry, Drs.
Bestall, Mrs. E. B.
Bestall, Mr. & Mrs. L. D.
Bibby, E. S.
Bibby, Messrs. E. & A.
Biggs, Dr.
Bird, E. J.
Bird, W. W.
Bisson, C. H.
Bisson, L. T.
Blackmore, H. W.
Black, Mrs. E. J.
Blake, Mrs. J.
Bluck, V.
Blythes, Messrs. Ltd.
Bond, D. R. C.
Bond, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Bone, F. L & Son Ltd.
Bon Marche Ltd.
Bowman, Mrs. A.
Bradshaw, l. N.
Braithwaite, Mrs. W. N.
Branson, Mrs. M.
Brenton-Rule, Mrs. H.
Briasco, J. D., snr.
Brooker, E. S.
Brown, G. A.
Brown, J.
Brown, Mrs. M. S.
Brown, Mrs. P. J.
Brown, R. D.
Bruce, J. H.
Bunt, Mr. & Mrs. W. H.
Burt. Mrs. E.
Butcher, C. H.
Butler, J. S.
Buddo, R. R.
Burge, Mrs. A. J.
Burkitt, E.
Burt, J. C.
Cameron, J. M.
Cameron, Mrs. S.
Campbell, D. M.
Campbell, Mrs. H. M.

Page 10

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued)

Campbell, Miss M. R.
Campbell, R. F.
Carlson, Mrs. A.
Carlson, B.
Carlson, Mrs. H.
Carlson, J. V.
Carrodus, Mrs. C.
Carroll, E. G.
Cawston, C. H.
Central School and Home Association.
Chapman, T. B.
Chambers, B. L.
Chambers, Mrs. B.
Chambers, H. C.
Chambers, Miss I. M.
Chambers, J. D.
Chambers, Mrs. M.
Charlton, F. W.
Chesney, R.
Ching, L.
Christie, Mrs. D. T.
Christie & Sons Ltd.
Citroen Motors
Clark, Dr. A. G.
Clark, Mrs. C. O.
Clark, Miss M. E.
Clark, Miss E. W.
Clark, H. R.
Clark, T. Potter
Clarke, L. P.
Clarkson, O. C. B.
Clausens Ltd.
Clift, B. H.
Coadlin, W. J.
Cole, Chonga
Coleman, Mrs. H.
Coleman, Mrs. J. H.
Collin, Miss M. T. J.
Collins, M. H.
Collins, P. T.
Collinson, Miss F. R.
Collister, Miss D. E.
Comrie, Dr. E. Y.
Connor, J. J.
Cook, Russell A.
Cooper & Saunders
Corbett, G. G.
Cormack. Mrs. S. E.
Cornless, C. O. J.
Costello, Dr. C. D.
Couper, Miss M. E.
Cowper, W. D.
Cowper & Plumber
Cranby & Co. Ltd.
Crawford, Mrs. D.
Creagh, J. G.
Croft, Miss L. M.
Crompton, E.
Crompton, Mrs. K. E.
Cross, A. A.
Cunningham, F. A.
Currie, T.
Curry, L. A.

Daily Telegraph Ltd.
Dalgety & Co. Ltd.
Dampney, Mrs. A. F.
Dannevirke Woodware Co. Ltd.
Dapler, W.
Darby, Mrs. R.
Dasent, Bros.
Dassler, W. H.
Davey, J.
Davidson, D. W.
Davidson, W. S.
Debenham, A.
Denholm, A.
de Pelichet, McLeod & Co. Ltd.
Dewes, H. H.
Dinwiddie, Mrs. W.
Dockery, R. & Co.
Donovan Estate
Donnelly, Mrs. M. E.
Dorset, A. M.
Douglas, Chas.
Drummond, H. L. G.
Druizanic [Druzianic], M.
Duncan, Mrs. E. M.
Dunnage, Miss
Dunnage, H. S.

Eames, A. B. & Co.
Earlds, G. B.
Easter, Mr.
Ebbett, G.
Ebbett, Owen G.
Edmundson, C. D.
Edwards, C. B.
Edwards, J.
Edwards, W. B.
Elliott, K. W. M.
Elliott, Mrs. R. W. A.
Ellingham, J. S.
Ellis, H. S.
Ellis, Mrs. H. S.

Page 11

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued)

Ellis, P. H.
Ellis, W.
Ellison E. S.
Elsthorpe Women’s Institute
Ennor, W. T.
Ericksen, N. B.
Eskview Rugby Football Club
Estaugh, Mrs. S. E.

Fairbrother, Mrs. A. C.
Faulkner, J.
Fenwick, Mrs.
Fenwick, Mrs. C.
Fenwick, Mrs. J. T.
Fickling, J. E.
Field, Mrs. L. F.
Fitzgerald, Dr.
Foster, W. T.
Fox, G. H.
France, Mrs. J. F.
Fraser, Mrs. Don
Fraser, John
Frizzell, Miss M.

Gardiner, Mrs. C.
Gardiner, Miss E. M.
Gardiner, G. F.
Gardner, J.
Garland, S. O.
Garnett, Mrs. E.
Garrett, Miss J. W.
Garratt, Mrs. L.
Gibbs, R.
Giblin, P. W.
Gideon, Miss
Gilbertson, H. R.
Gilray, Dr. T.
Gimblett, Mrs. W. J.
Glazebrook, H. M.
Glenny, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Goddard, Estate Miss M.
Golding, J. S.
Gordon, Mrs. C.
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Gordon, Ian R.
Graham, G. C.
Graham, John
Grainger, H. E.
Grant, A. J.
Grant, B. S.
Greenwood, A. R.
Greenwood, M. F.
Grey, Dr. J. I. R.
Grieve, H. J.
Griffiths, C.
Griffiths, R.
Gunn, Geo.
Gunn, W. J.

Haggerty, J. H.
Halligan, C. A.
Hamilton, R. W.
Hamlin, Mrs. E. M.
Hanna, Mrs. E.
Hardy, Miss M. M.
Harding, W. J.
Harris, Miss E. J.
Harris, L. E.
Harris, M. V.
Harris, P. H.
Harris Millinery Co.
Harstons Ltd.
Hartley, M. C.
Harvey, Dr. F. N.
Harvey, Fulton & Hill
Hastings Rotary Club
Haumoana Women’s Institute
Havelock North Women’s Institute
H.B. Boxing Association
H.B. Farmers’ Meat Co. Ltd.
Hawke’s Bay Trades’ Council
Heath, A. S.
Heaton, Mrs. J. E.
Heaton, Miss M. E. G.
Helleur, W. G.
Henderson, W. J.
Hennah, J. A.
Hennah, M. D.
Hercock, T. W.
Herrick, Mrs. E. R.
Herrick, Mrs. F. D.
Hewitt, C.  M.
Hewitt, J. T.
Hill, H. J.
Hill, John Ltd.
Hobson, A.
Holders Engineering Works
Holt, C. D.
Holt, Mr. and Mrs. H. R,
Holt, R. & Sons Ltd.
Hood, J. W.
Hood, M.
Hudson, Mrs. Olga

Page 12

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued)

Hull, F. J.
Humphries, Mrs. W.
Hunt, R. E.
Hunter, Miss H.
Hunter, G. A.
Hunter, P. F.
Hunter, S.
Huntley, Mrs.
Hurdsfield, E. E.
Hurst, A. B.
Husheer, G.
Hutchinson, Mrs. F.
Hyde, E.
Hyde, J. D.

Inglis, Miss F. St. Clair
Iona College
Ingram, H.

Jackson, H. R.
Jackson, W. H.
Jamieson, G. L.
Jamieson, Miss M. L.
Jamieson, W. .J.
Jeffrey, Mrs. A. E.
Jeffreys, M. D.
Jeffery, Clyde
Johansen, Mrs. B.
Johnstone, Mrs. R. B.
Johnstone, W. J.
Joll, Mrs. J. H.
Jones, I. E.
Joseph. G. D.
Junior Red Cross, Kereru
Junior Red Cross, Mangatahi
Junior Red Cross, Mangateretere
Junior Red Cross, Meeanee
Junior Red Cross, Hastings Street
Junior Red Cross, Napier
Junior Red Cross, Port Ahuriri
Junior Red Cross, Puketapu
Junior Red Cross, Rissington
Junior Red Cross, Tangoio

Kay, Miss A. M.
Kay, G.
Kelly, A. A.
Kemp, Mrs. .J.
Kemsley, C. A.
Kemsley, Miss C. A.
Kenworths Ltd.
Kerr, A. D.
Kilpatrick, R. J. H.
King, Miss E. M.
King, G. E.
Kingston’s Ltd.
Kirkham, Wm. T.
Kiwi Junior Red Cross.
Knight, Mrs. W. F.
Knuckey, Jas.
Knuckey, R.
Kruse, Jas.
Kynoch, O. E.

Lane, Mrs. J. E.
Lee, F. R.
LeRoy, W.
Lister & Trevelyan
Livingston, A.
Livingston, W. J.
Lloyd, E. W.
Lloyd, Lindsay
Lockyer, T. B.
Logan, Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Longstaff, Mrs. E. M.
Loo Kee & Co.
Lopdell, C. B.
Loudoun, Mrs. B.
Lowe, Arch.
Lowry, Mrs. Jas.
Lowry, Mrs. T. H.
Lundries, O. C. B.
Lydford, S. M.
Lynch, D. I.
Lynch, H. G.

Magill, R.
Major, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm, D. J.
Maney, C. E.
Maraetotara-Waimarama Women’s Institute
Marriott, J. W.
Marsden, E. E.
Marshall, Mrs. E. M.
Martin, Mrs. G. R.
Martin, J. R.
Martin, T. J.
Mason, H.
Masters, Mrs.
Masters, Mrs. A. D.
Masters, Mrs. E.
Maultsaid, L. H.
May, Mrs. T.
Menzies, O. T. M.

Page 13

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued)

Menzies, Stephen
Merrick, G. E.
Miller, E. C.
Miller, Mrs. Frances
Miller, J.
Millar & Giorgi (Hastings) Ltd.
Milne, W. H.
Moody, G. E.
Moore, Mrs. S. E.
Moorehead, T.
Moorecraft, Miss F. V.
Morris, Mrs. A. T.
Morris, F. A.
Morrison, Mrs. D. R.
Morse, Mrs. W. J.
Morton, Mrs. W. G.
Mossman, H. A.
Moughan, J. J.
Murtagh, Miss B.
Murray, Roberts & Co.
McCarthy, Miss
McCormick, W. J.
Macdonald, J.
McDonald, T. B.
Macfarlane, Jas.
Macfarlane, Mrs. S.
McGlashans Ltd.
McGlashan, A.
McGrath, Miss M.
McGregor, H. Ltd.
McGruer’s (1931) Ltd.
McHardy, P. A.
McIntosh, J. G.
Mackay, l.
Mackay, J.
Mackay, W. N. J.
McKenzie, C. F.
McKenzie, D. .J.
Mackenzie, W. F.
McKinnon, Mrs. E. M.
McLagan Mrs.
Maclean, L.
McLean, Miss Petra
McLeay, K.
McLennan, Mrs. J.
MacLennan, Mrs. M. L.
McLeod, I. S.
McLeod & Gardner Ltd.
McMichael, Miss l. M.
Macmillan, Bros.
McNeill, John A.
McNutt, .J. W.
Macphail, Ian C.
Macrae, Miss
McRoberts, H. F.
McSherry, E.

Nairn, Mrs. E. W.
Nairn, L. K.
Nalder, R. M.
Napier Aerial Mapping Ltd.
Napier Club
Napier Chamber of Commerce
Napier Cosmopolitan Club
Napier District Bakeries Ltd.
Napier Frivolity Minstrels
Napier Fisheries
Napier Girls’ High School.
Napier Rotary Club.
Napier Round Table Club
Napier R.S.A.
Napier Thirty Thousand
Napier Watersiders’ Union
National Tobacco Co. Ltd.
Neilsen, G.
Neilsen, Mrs. G. H.
Nelson, Miss A. R.
Nelson, Mrs. G.
Nelson, Mrs. Oswald
Nelson, Mrs W. H.
Nelson, W. L.
Nelson, W.O.
Nelsons (N.Z.) Ltd.
Nicholl, S.
Nicoll, W. B.
Nicholls, Misses A. & E.
Nicholson, W. V.
Nilsson, D. J.
Northe, F. S.
Nuttall, F. J. & Sons
N.Z. Loan & Merc. Agency
N.Z. Red Cross

Oldham, Mr. & Mrs. J. H.
Olsen, J. M.
Olsen, P. C.
Ormond, Miss F.
Ormond, J. D.
Ormond, Mrs. J. D., Jnr.
Oxford, Mrs. M.

Pacey, G. L.
Paisley, Miss

Page 14

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued)

Palmer, Mrs. J. M.
Palmer, Mrs. S. M.
Park, R. F.
Paisley, H. E.
Patchett, Mrs. A.
Paton, Mrs. J.
Pattison, J. W.
Pattullo, Mrs. C. M. S.
Pattullo, P. O.
Paulsen, N. M.
Payne, C. F.
Paynter, Horace
Paxie, Mrs. N.
Person, Mrs. H.
Pickett, Miss E. E.
Pickett, J. .J.
Pirates Football Club
Pitt, A. C.
Plummer, P. S.
Ponga Ltd.
Potter, Miss J.
Prentice, Miss M. R.
Price, Mrs. Jack
Prime, Langdon
Prince of Wales Lodge
Puketapu Women’s Institute

Rainbow & Hobbs
Rathbone, Mr. & Mrs. C. H.
Rathbone, Miss J.
Reading, W. Ltd.
Rees, Miss A.
Rees, E. T.
Rees, Mrs. J.
Reish, Mrs. W.
Rendle, H.
Renouf, A. E.
Retemeyer, A. M.
Richmond, W., Ltd.
Richmond, Mrs. W. R.
Rickey, Mrs. D. H.
Riddell, M. E.
Ringland, Bros.
Ritchie, D. A. & M. E.
Ritchie, G. H.
Roach’s (1931) Ltd.
Roach, Mr. & Mrs. G. H.
Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. C. H.
Robinson, W. R.
Robson, A.
Rochfort, G.
Rochfort, Mrs. G.
Rogers, C. E. & Co.
Rogers, R. Fox
Rolleston, Mrs. J. C.
Ross, Mrs. J. R.
Ross, W. J.
Ross, Dysart & McLean
Rowe, T.
Rubyn, H. W.
Rush, Mrs. W. S. S.
Russell, Sir Andrew & Lady
Russell, Jack
Russell, Mrs. R.

Sadd, E. C.
Sainsbury, Logan & Williams
Salvation Army
Sanders, Mr. & Mrs. M. J.
Sanderson, Mrs. T. C.
Sang, Mrs. D.
Sargood Trust
Satchwell, Mrs. J. W.
Saywell, W. C.
Scheele, A. J.
Schofield Miss M.
Schroder, Mrs. A. M.
Scott, Mr.
Scott, R. M. D.
Scragg, Mr. & Mrs. J. D.
Severinsen, John
Severinsen, Mrs. T.
Shanghai Coy.
Shattky, C.
Shaw, Jas. W.
Shearer, W. H.
Sheenan, Mrs. E.
Sheild, Mrs. T. J.
Sherning, T.
Sherratt, W. W.
Shrimpton, Mrs. E. M.
Sigvertsen, Mrs.
Simmons, D. M.
Simpson, E. M.
Sims, R. S.
Sinclair, Anthony
Slater, C.H. Ltd.
Small, W. H.
Smart, H. B.
Smith, A. H.
Smith, C. C.
Smith, F. G.
Smith, F. & R. (Builders) Ltd.
Smith, Hector J.
Smith, Mrs. J. P.
Smith, N. H.
Smith, N. W.
Smith, T. W.

Page 15

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued).

Smith, S. Hooper
Snaddon, Jack Ltd.
Speedy, Mrs. H.
Speirs, J.
Spence, M. S.
Spinners’ Club
Stock, Mrs. B.
Stead, Mrs. R. T. Rua
Stephenson Trading Co. Ltd
Stevens, S. F.
Stewart, D H.
Stewart, Mrs. E.
Stewart, Mrs. H.
Stewart, H. Munro
Stewart, Mrs. H. N.
Stewart, J. A.
Stewart, Mrs. S.
Stewart, Mrs. W. B.
Stiles, J. C.
St. Lawrence, R. T.
Sunderland, Mrs. R.
Surgenor, Mrs. E. L.
Swailes Printing Co. Ltd.
Swain, Mrs. E.
Sinburn, Mrs. J. A.
Swinburne, Mrs. S.
Sykes, Walter

Tait, Estate G.
Taradale Women’s Institute
Tattersall, Mr. & Mrs. R.
Taylor, Mrs. Mary
Te Aratipi Ltd.
Te Mata Lodge
Tennent, Mrs. J. L.
Thodsen, N. B.
Thomson, Mrs. A. M. A.
Thomas, Misses
Thomas, F. S.
Thomson, Mrs. E. H.
Thomson, Mrs. J. C.
Thompson, H. W.
Thornton, Mrs. G. C.
Thorp, F. & Co. Ltd.
Thorp, J. R. H.
Timms, Miss A.
Tims, F. A.
Tingey, Mrs.
Tocker, A. W.
Tod, R. H.
Tod, W. A.
Todd, Mrs. D. J.
Tonkin, J. C. S.
Toop, A. H.
Toxward, Mrs. A.
Tripe, Mr. & Mrs. G.
Tripe, Mrs. M. A.
Tucker, Mrs. G. W.
Turner, H. H.
Turville, A. J.
Turville, L. A.
Tuxford, Miss D.
Tuxford, Miss E.
Twigg, F. C.
Twyford Women’s Institute

van Asch, D. W.
van Asch, H. P. D.
van Asch, M.
Vaughan, J.
Vidal, A. J. & Sons

Wake, C. B.
Waite, Mrs. E. A. V.
Wallingford Women’s Institute
Walker, D.
Walker, K. M. and E. J.
Ware, F.
Warren, Miss E. W.
Warren, Smith & Co.
Warner, G. G. W.
Warnes, W. K.
Waterworth, Dr. G. E.
Wallace, Moss
Weaver, G. E.
Webber, Mrs. E. S.
Webber, H. J.
Wenley, G. W.
Wenley, J. Seton
Westerman, E. A.
Westerman, V. L.
Weston, C. L.
White, Colin D.
White, Mrs. G.
White, Mrs. K. C.
White, Mrs. L. M.
White, Mrs. P. M.
Whyte, Mrs. A. W.
Whyte, W. J.
Wiggins, H. A. E.
Wiggins, H. E.
Wilder, A. S.
Wilkinson, F. C.
Winlove, Mrs. J.
Williams, Mrs. Alec.
Williams, Mrs. D.

Page 16

LIST OF ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS (Continued)

Williams, E. Gordon
Williams, Miss E. J. B.
Williams, Franklin H.
Williams, F. E.
Williams, G. S.
Williams, Mrs. H.
Williams, Henry & Sons Ltd.
Williams, J. R.
Williams, L. E.
Williams, Mrs. L. G.
Williams, Mrs. Montgomery
Williams, P. S.
Williams & Kettle Ltd. (Hastings)
Williams, S. R.
Williams, V. P.
Williams, W. J.
Wilson, Mrs. F. C.
Wilson, G.
Wilson, H. M.
Wilson, Miss Thelma
Woolworths Ltd.
Woolley, K. J.
Wood, R. F.
Wood, W.
Women’s Division Farmers’ Union
Wray, J.
Wright, J. S.
Wrigley, A. E.
Wylie, Mrs.
Wythe, S. G.

Young, E. A.
Yule, C.

The Trustees wish to remind Annual Subscribers that the new financial year commenced on April, 1st, and the remittance of their Subscriptions will be greatly appreciated.

SUITABLE FORM OF BEQUEST TO THE HAWKE’S BAY CHILDREN’S HOME.

(To be embodied in your Will)

With all convenient speed after my decease, I direct my Executors to pay out of my estate, to the Treasurer for the time being of the Hawke’s Bay Children’s Home, Napier, the sum of…Pounds sterling, free of Legacy Duty, which sum I hereby direct shall be applied to the use and benefit of the said Home in such manner as Trustees shall in their uncontrolled discretion deem advisable.

HAWKE’S BAY CHILDREN’S HOMES

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 1950

RECEIPTS

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Balance, 1st April, 1949, brought forward   1296 9 9
Donations   1757 14 1
Interest   502 0 11
Maintenance Payments   11130 15 4
Donations for Special Purposes, France House   0 0 0
Government Subsidy   625 0 0
Bequests – Estate N. Edwards   100 0 0
National Savings Repaid during Year   89 0 0
P.O.S.B. Withdrawal During Year   900 0 0
Sale of Section to W.H. Bennett –
re Waipawa Property   116 15 6
Income Accounts –
Estate A. Taylor   67 10 0
Estate A. Wells   15 0 0
82 10 0
Maroa Farm Lands: Distribution on Account of Accrued Profits   562 10 0
Repayments –
Greenmeadows Property   45 3 3
Mortgages – D. McKenzie   200 0 0
Waipawa Rent Account   174 5 9
Rents, Priestley Road   143 0 0
Suspense Account   1166 17 7
Farm Accounts –
Sales, Eggs and Poultry   134 11 6
Butterfat and Milk   191 3 0
Pigs   53 15 6
Calves   7 10 6
Hides –
387 0 6
Petty Cash Refunded   10 0 0
₤9289 2 8

PAYMENTS

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Provisions   538 1 2   502 19 11   1041 1 1
Domestic   449 18 5   955 1 7   1405 0 0
Salaries   817 6 11   979 4 8   1142 8 7
Repairs and Maintenance   318 7 3   824 1 4   1142 8 7
5385 1 3
Administration including Appeal Expenses   329 9 1
Insurance   142 10 1
Printing, Advertising and Stationery   54 11 11
Rent   90 0 0
Rates, Eskdale land   4 18 5
Camp Expenses and Gear   81 0 8
Audit Fees   12 12 0
Plant Account – Additions France House   133 6 4
Sundry Expenses   11 19 2
Furnishings – Additions During Year   81 9 6
Interest on Bank Overdraft   0 1 0
Rates   22 1 6
Buildings – Eskdale   605 17 10
Farm Accounts –
Poultry and Pig Food   164 17 9
Seeds and Manures   64 8 2
Cultivation and Rotary Hoe Expenses   39 19 10
Upkeep Electric Fence   4 19 10
Purchases Livestock, Bull, Boar, etc.   1-
Farm Boys’ Pocket Money   39 0 0
Rabbiting Expenses   7 3 8
Sundries   283 9 1
603 18 4
Refund of Office Petty Cash   5 0 0
Bank of New Zealand. – Current A/c   1725 5 7
₤9289 2 8

FARM ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 1950

₤   s.   d.
Live Stock and Produce on Hand, 1/4/49   513 17 6
Seeds, Manures and Sprays   64 8 2
Poultry and Pig Feed   164 17 9
Cultivation and Rotary Hoe Expenses   39 19 10
Upkeep, Electric Fence and Timber   4 19 10
Baling Hay   –
Cartage and Freight   22 15 9
Rabbit Board Rates and Poisoning   7 3 8
Boys’ Pocket Money   39 0 0
Repairs, Maintenance & Sundries   263 14 1
Balance, Farm Profit   396 6 3
₤1517 2 10

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Sales :
Produce, Vegetables and Fruit   448 4 7
Butter Fat and Milk   331 2 0
Eggs and Poultry   278 5 3
Live Stock : Pigs   53 15 6
Calves   7 10 6
1118 17 10
Live Stock & Produce on Hand, 31st March, 1950   398 5 0
₤1517 2 10

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1950

DEBITS

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Balance Brought Forward   4553 14 4
Provisions : Napier   679 8 0
Eskdale   1093 10 5
1772 18 5
Domestic : Napier   449 18 5
Eskdale   955 1 7
1405 0 0
Salaries : Napier   817 6 11
Eskdale   979 4 8
1796 11 7
Repairs and Maintenance –
Napier   318 7 3
Eskdale   824 1 4
1142 8 7
Administration, including Annual Appeal Expenses   329 9 1
Rent   90 0 0
Rates   4 18 5
Insurance   142 10 1
Printing, Advertising and Stationery   54 11 11
Audit Fees   12 12 0
Summer Camp Gear and Expenses   81 0 8
Sundry Expenses   11 19 2
Rates – Priestley Road   22 1 6
₤11419 15 9

CREDITS

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Subscriptions & Donations   2699 14 10
Government Subsidy   625 0 0
Maintenance Payments   1130 15 4
Interest on Mortgages   509 10 4
Income Accounts –
A. Taylor 67 10 0
A. Wells 15 0 0
82 10 0
Farm A/c., Net Profit   396 6 3
Maroa Farm Lands, Share of Profit to 31/7/49   252 0 1
Rents – Priestley Road   156 0 0
Rents – Waipawa Property   428 6 11
6280 3 9
Balance, 31st March, 1950   5139 12 0
₤11419 15 9

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH, 1950

LIABILITIES

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Capital   16893 12 8
Less Income and Expenditure Account 31st March, 1950   5139 12 0
11754 0 8
General Endowment as at 31st March, 1949   24726 19 10
Additions for year : Estate N. Edwards   100 0 0
24826 19 10
Donations for Special Purposes   919 7 3
Suspense Account   1175 16 0

ASSETS

₤   s.   d.   ₤   s.   d.
Property Assets –
Eskdale Land, 47.3 acres   2933 0 0
Eskdale Buildings   8335 16 10
11268 16 10
Priestley Road Buildings on Leasehold   428 3 5
Napier Terrace – Land   2063 5 10
Buildings   3355 16 2
5419 2 0
Waipawa Land and Buildings   1309 13 7
Less Section Sold During Year   118 15 6
1190 18 1
Total Property Assets   18307 0 4
Investments Assets –
First Mortgages, 1st April, 1949   9597 8 3
Less Repayments During Year   245 3 3
9352 5 0
Interest Accrued   88 7 11
9440 12 11
N.Z. Government Inscribed Stock – 1953-56   600 0 0
1954-58   1500 0 0
Nat. Savings Certificates   32 0 0
2132 0 0
Share in Maroa Farmlands, 1/4/49   2482 16 0
Profits year ended 31st July, 1949   252 0 1
2734 16 1
2482 16 0
Less Amount Received   562 10 0
2172 6 1
13744 19 0
Total Investments   22051 19 4

₤38676 3 9

Fixed Assets –
Plant, 1st April, 1949   1177 4 2
Additions for Year   133 6 4
1310 10 6
Furnishings   2143 16 4
Additions for Year   133 6 4
2225 5 10
Current Assets –
Sundry Debtors including Subsidy   932 1 8
Post Office Savings Bank   22 15 10
Live Stock and Produce on Hand   398 5 0
Cash in Hand   10 0 0
Bank of New Zealand   1725 5 7
Total Current Assets   3088 8 1
₤38676 3 9