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Star (Christchurch), Issue 332, 7 June 1869, Page 4

CHAPLAINCY or thb CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL, GAOL, AND LUNATIC ASYLUM. A COMMITTEE has been formed for the purpose ot raising funds for the maintenance of a Chaplain of the Christchurch Hospital, Gaol, and Lunatic Asylum. It seems hardly necessary to dwell on the extreme importance of providing regular Spiritual ministrations for the inmates of these institutions ; and these it is impossible to secure, except by the appointment of one Clergyman responsible for, and able to give his whole time to these duties. Those who are blessed with health of mind and body, and are for the most part, by education and circumstances, placed beyond the temptation to the commission of crime, cannot better dhow their thankfulness for these blessings, than by helping to make provision for the Spiritual wants of the Patients, Criminals, nnd Lunatics in our public institutions. It is eatnesly hoped that nothing may prevent Christians of every communion, and all benevolent persons, from joining in this charitable work. It is proposed that nn Annual Stipend of not less than £300 should be provided ; of which amount the Church Property Trustees will contrbute £50 annually. The appointment of the Chaplain will rest with the Bishop of Christchurch. Subscriptions and donations are earnestly solicited towards this object. The following is the list of subscribers up to the present date. Subscription lists are lying at all the Banks, and at the office of Messrs. Miles and Co. By order of the Committee, HENRY JACOBS, Chairman. Christchurch, May 27, 1869. £ s. d. The Church Property Trustee 50 o o George. Gould ... ... 10 0 0 W; H. Lane ... ... 10 0 o Me*srs Ilanmer and Harper ... 5 5 0 John Fletcher ... ... 3 3 0 Mr Justice Gresson ... ... 3 3 0 Hon. Ernest Gray ... ... 3 0 0 S'.Bealey ... ... 3 0 0 J. Gngg ... ... 2 2 0 W.Pratt ... ... 2 2 0 A.Back ... ... 2 2 0 Jos. Dann ... ... 2 2 0 W. Wilson ... ... 2 2 0 The Dean of Christchurch ... 2 2 0 Mrs Beaky 2 o c A Friend ... ... 2 0 0 Mr Murray ... ... 2 0 0 F. E. Wright ... ... 110 Messrs. Hobbs and Sons ... 1)0 D. R. Kvans ... ... 110 CAY. Bishop ... ... 110 Messrs M. and H. Oraui . . 110 J.V.Ross ... ... 1 1 o Miss Hastings ... ... 110 Rev Canon Dudley ... ... 110 R. Cobb ... ... 110 Alfred Cox ... ... 110 J. Baker ... ... 110 TIJOB. Hnndcock ... ... 110 K. Brunsden : ... ... 110 A.Jameson ... ... 110 T.S.Duncan ... ... 1 1 i) A. Money ... ...110 W. H. Hargrearea ... ... 110 R. Watson ... ... 10 0 J. Ladbrook ... ... 1 0 o R. ... ... ... 10 0 H. Bi :.. ... 10 0 W. J. W. Hamilton ... 10 0 Mr Tunmer ... ... ... i o 0 Mr Sherin! (annually) ... 1 '0 0 T..C; Dowe ... ... 1 0 v W. White ... ... 10 0 J. F. M'Cardell ... '• ... 1 o 0 Messj-s G. Coatea and Co ... 1 0 0 Thorpas Douglas ... ... 10 ,0 H. W.Lee ... ... 1 o o Mr Bell ... ... 1 o o T. H. Psrkinaon ... ... 10 0 Douglas Graham ... ... 1 0 0 H. Hill ... ... 10 0 Alfred Gee ... ... 0 12 '6 J. 11. B. ... ... 0 10 0 Mr. Anthony (annually) ... 0 10 0 T. Blakeley ... ... 0 10 o Friend, per T. Douglas ... 0 10 .0 Mr Crooks ... ... ... 0 10 0 A Friend's Father ... ... 0 10 0 Mr Dunn " ... ... 01" (> H. Fielder ... ... 0 10 0 Mrs Williams ... ... 0 10 0 C. T. Money ... ... o 10 o Mrs Pope ... ... o 10 0 E^Coxhead ... ... 0 10 0 A Friend ... ... 0.56 George Jeffery . ... ... 0 5 0 J. Pentenys „ ... ' ... 0,5 o Henry Kennedy, . ... ... 05 0 Alexjin'der Wilson ... ... 0 5 0 W. S. tardy ... ... 0 5 0 Messrs^ M'Keever and Mann ... 0 5,0 C. Jackson ' ... ... 0.5 0 Mr. Sears ... ... 0 5 !o Mr Tulley :.. ... o 5 > Mr Merson ... ... ... o 5 0 Mr McDonald ... ... 6 5 ,0 K. WljitelHW ... ... 0 5.6 Mrs A^dfey . ... . ... o 5.0 M. C. , ... ... ... 0 SO W. R. ... ... 0 2 6 Mr Hawkins ... ... 0 2 fi W. B. A. ... • ... 0 2. 6 |g.;g. ... ... o 2 .6 F. B. ' ... ... 0 2 6 .F.'Y, S. ... ... 0 216 Mr. Chapman ... ... 0 2 0 George Taylor . ... " ... 0 2,6 Mr Hdfrhrd ... ... 0 2 C Robt. Hamilton ... „. 0 2 ,6 Mr Tombs ' ... ... o 2 '6 liaac Wilson ... ... 0 2 0