Rule as librarian and to the sale of work held by t'iie Ladies' Guild, I wliichhad completed the sum reded | to clear the Sunday School of debt. Mr T. Gill has acted as secretary fir most of the year. The Superin teml'iiit mentioned his indebtedness to the teachers and to those who had acted as substitutes when called upon. Mr M'Doualltlen >e I the Liulios' dewing Giildreport: Tho result of t' o > '.i work has been most satisfac >.y. parishioners suf.;iorted the ami,; ! • of work sn lik '.illy th? j it iea ,ho sum o( W> Is 7d. Orde.'fl 'or vt amounted toLllOsCd. Sub'c".ip,i » woro Lll, and intorct camo to L 7 Its lOd. Tho ordiriry ex;c , j wore, 1.21 lbs 3d for maie lis pi'Jc ~s .1, and LI 13s for advertising. Tne Su..i of 1.400 tins been handed over totlns Vesiry'during i'io year, and the uk ,';,,ij,j on the Sunday school has bae.i paici off, The bilanoo-sheet shows that the year closed with a credit balance of L 22 iGs sd. Since then nearly L2O lie i been handed to Archdeacon Gould for tho purchase of new cassocks for the choir. These havo long been needed, and are being procured from Eng aud, At the annual meeting, hold on the 10th June, a 'eJter from Mr M'Douall was road, as'dug, on behalf of the Vistry, that the Guild should devote the

proceeds of the next year's work to tho erection of a stono wall round the ftchen and Wharf street fmntnges ot tho church grounds, and other work required in preparing the vicarage sho lor building in tho future. This the Guild agreed to do, arcl a letter to that effect wis sent to tho Yc ,ry.'

Votes of thanks were accorded to Mrs tf'Adam, Miss Allan, and Messrs Jreagh, Earl, Jennings, M'Kinnon. R. Io Lambert, and CraW and Co., also to

all othe.'s who a'-sis ' at tho saloof work, and a spee'al vo e of thanks to the retiring see otary and treasurer, Mrs A. Thompson, for her valuable services.
