BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4089, 14 April 1892, Page 3

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Tho Monthly'lhetuig. The monthly meeting of the Trustees of the North Waicarapa Benevolent Society was held in theMasterton -' Institute this (Thursday) morning. Present- Messrs R, M. Galloway, (Chairman), W. 11, Beetham and 11. p.Dagg. •• ■■" The minutes of the previous meet* ing werp read and confirmed, ' 'ijie Treasurer reported that £4l 13b 9d had been received from the Charitable Aid Board since last jneeting. Tjie actual balance in the Bank at the present time was £7O Os ,4d. To pay up everything another Aps'l3 Os 7(1 would be required from the Board. This amount had been applied for, but the application had not yet been considered, There were outstanding accounts amounting toJGII3 9s * Correspondence. From Constablo Roche, enclosing an account for £,§ for the funeral of IhelateMrSandbea _"" a urcyCobbj'staling that the Maoris had taken possession of his C house and askjng }|ip Keci-efary to jjOjne up anil Wiim.—The'Secretary explained that' Mrs "Cobb' had been. jeDt"to the asylum, Tno of the children had been boarded out at ten shillings a week.-TJie Secretary was jflgtriipted to enquire intp.the circumstances pi ilr Cpbb, From" the Inspector-General's Office, New South Wales, stating that no information regarding Frank Du Frates could be found. * From Constable Itocbe, with reference to the death oftljetpn Sandberg ~ jibd'suggesting tha|i tenders should be Availed lor the burial of paupers, From Mr Clark, Eketahuna, applying for relief on the ground that lie had been suffering from asthma for some months and could not work, Be had a wife and Ihreo children to keePr-Constableßocbe wrote,' Bta l ,- (ng that Clark was in urgent need of assistance. It wasjecidedto allow the applicant ten shillings a week in . stores, From % Mi Hoar, undertaker, applying for a share of the work of the >s ' Benevolent Society,—lt was resolved on the motion'of Mr Dagg, that tenders be called for the burial of deceased paupers for twelve months,

, THE NOBLE FAMILY. Tho Secretary wsb instructed to take stops to. secure the re-payment of moneys, owing by-Edward Noble on ■ behalf of hia family. 1 . , . POUOB REPORT, ; The police reported on cases of relict' being administered as follows: -Ellen Jackson, 15s a week; S. Clements, 10s; Nora Du Frates, 7s Gd; A. Woavers, 20s; Caroline Neill, 10s; L. Jeukiiis„los; Mr and Mrs Hedger, 103; Mrs Neary, 10a; Charhs Dunn, 7s; William Ford, 7s; Mrs Lyons, 10s j Mis tieeie, ss; 11. Williams and family, 15s. RELIEF DISCONTINUED. The Secretary reported that relief had been discontinued to Mrs Neiil and family, the husband having made the neoesaary provision. ACCOUNTS. Accounts amounting to £ll3 9s lid were passed for payment. The meeting then adjourned.