Money spent
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£ s d
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Church expenses3
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88 13 4
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Repair of spire1
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36 17 3
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Offertories given away2
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27 19 4
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Addition to Churchyard
|
299 2 7
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Parish Nurse
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22 0 0
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Parish Room expenses4
(met by Jumble Sale)
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20 4 2
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Poor Relief Fund
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22 16 2
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Choir
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7 2 0
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Sunday School6
|
9 15 4
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Coal Club Bonus
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8 8 0
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Parish Library, for books
|
2 3 1
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Paid to the Church Missionary Society
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9 7 0
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 |
554 8 3
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NOTES
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Note 1 The Church Spire
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The repair costs were as follows:
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£ s d
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Lightning conductor
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5 4 6
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Copper Vane
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6 17 9
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Men's time-3 men, 3 weeks
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19 10 0
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Shingles
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1 10 0
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Copper nails and lead
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1 5 0
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Boards and timber
|
10 0
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Smith's work
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5 0
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Gold Leaf
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15 0
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Use of tackling
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1 0 0
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TOTAL
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36 17 3
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To meet this our churchwardens had in hand £26-3s-4d, and the balance will, we hope, be met by the regular offertories before the end of our financial year, that is Easter.
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Note 2 details of these gifts are below:
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£ s d
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to Caterham & Croydon Hospitals
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8 6 6
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Church Army Van
|
2 0 0
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Rochester Diocesan Society
|
3 15 10¼
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Rochester C.E.Temperance Society
|
4 13 0 ¼
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Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
|
3 3 11½
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Church Missionary Society
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6 0 0
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27 19 4
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Note 3
Details of these Church expenses
follow:
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£ s d
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Organist's salary
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30 0 0
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Wages for bell-ringing, stoking, organ-blowing
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10 13 6
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Wages for Gardener
|
12 15 0
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Wages for cleaning, and materials
|
7 14 11
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Gas bill
|
5 8 0
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Solid fuel
|
2 17 10
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Washing of surplices
|
1 16 10
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Contributions to the organ Flute Stop
|
19 0
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Dr Bunnett's fee
|
2 2 0
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Insurance
|
2 9 3
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Repairs
|
1 4 3
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Alterations in the stoke-hole
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4 10 7
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Carting chalk
|
1 3 6
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Music for choir
|
16 8
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Candles
|
7 0
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Churchwarden's Visitition (sic) Fee
|
1 0 0
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Green silk Stole
|
15 9
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Cruet for Communion Service
|
1 0 10
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Sundries
|
18 5
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|
88 13 4
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Note 4 details of the Parish Room Expenses
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£ s d
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Deficit from last year
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1 7 2½
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Deficit on concert, May 8 1898
|
19 6
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Ground Rent, to Mrs Hunter
|
5 0 0
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Cleaning
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8 8 0
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Rates
|
14 4
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Fire Insurance
|
5 6
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Coal and wood
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12 4
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Water Rate
|
10 0
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Gas
|
15 4
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Tuning the piano
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1 0 0
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Sundries
|
12 0
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 |
20 4 2½
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Note 5 details of the Poor Relief Fund:
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£ s d
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Receipts: Balance in hand
|
4 3 1
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From Mr C.R.Romer
|
10 0
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Mrs Tuzo (special case)
|
2 10 0
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Mr A.Herbert
|
10 6
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Mr H.Jonas
|
1 1 0
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Poor Box
|
1 0 9
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Payments: Money given
|
11 0
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Mr H.Clarke for Meat
|
3 11 4
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For chickens
|
10 0
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Mr King, for milk
|
1 14 5
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For help during illness
|
2 8 0
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For nurse in illness
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9 3 11
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Patient's expenses in Croydon hospital
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4 10 0
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Sundries
|
7 6
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DEFICIT
|
13 0 10
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Towards the deficit, Revd. & Mrs Glossop give £3-16s-11d, and
J.Newberry Esq. gives £9-3s-11d
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Note 6 details of the expenditure from the Sunday School Fund:
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£ s d
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Eastbourne Excursion, 12 children
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2 0 0
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Xmas Prizes
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6 6 5
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Xmas Tea, and Treat
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1 6 5
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Sundries
|
2 6
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Balance in hand
|
3 0 4
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