The annual meeting of parishioners was held at the Schoolroom, Ghuznee-street, last even* ing. There was a good attendance, Arch deacon Stock presiding. Archdeacon Stock, alluding to tho report, congratulated parishioners upon the satisfac tory condition of tho funds of the church, and tho prospects of tho future. lie alluded to tho good work being done by the mission schoolroom, in connection with which he eulogised the work of Mr Johnson, the superintendent of the school. The parish had strongly felt tho necessity for a new school room ; and to meet this want ha suggested that the Education Board should be asked to allow them to come on to their land ; failing that there was a vacant and convenient site in the neighborhood. The following report was submitted : The report of the year is in all respects a very encouraging one. Very much of the debt of the parish has been reduced. On De cember 21st, 1879, when tho church was opened, the debt was £4OOO. In 1333, the l-docesan Synod divided a debt owing to the pension fund for interest on a loan for the completion of St. Mark’s Church between the two parishes of St. Peter’s and St. Mark’s, and £75 of this debt was allotted to St. Peter's. Tho debt of the parish was farther increased through tho acceptance by the Vestry of the debt of the Bell Committee, £lB7, making thus the whole debt £4202. At the end of the financial year, 1881, £195 was paid off ; at,'the end of 1882, £235 ;at the end of 1883, £620 ; at the end of this year, £IOO2. The debt now is £2213 12s 3d. The thanks of the parish are especially due to all those who any way have helped in this matter, and especially to those by whose diligence and earnes L uesa was gained the wonderful result of the Fancy 3?ayre, The work of our hands has been thus prospered, and the parish can look forward to a day when our revenue will not only amply provide for all our wants, but leave a surplus to reduce the d*;bt. The ordinary collection for the debt fund bas not been pressed during the year because of the Fancy Fayre, but a sum of £54 15s 9d has been collected, and the thanks of the parish are due to the collectors. 