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10. The Scheme for amending Article 30 of the Streatham
Streatham Charities' Scheme which deals with the income of the
Charities. Dorothy Appleby Charity, mention of which was made
in the last Report, has been made by the Charity Commissioners.
11. The Streatham Charities' Scheme provides for the appointment
by the Council of four Representative Trustees of the Streatham
Charities, such Trustees to hold office for a period of four years, and
at the end of two years from the date of the appointment of the first
Trusters, two of them, to be determined by lot if necessary, to go out
of office. Mr. R. Simpson, one of the Council's representatives,
having resigned his position, and it having been determined by lot
that Alderman Dickinson, another of the Council's representatives,
should go out of office, the Council in January last reappointed
Alderman Dickinson and appointed Councillor Hunt to -fill the
vacancies.
12. The Council also reappointed Alderman Dickinson and
Weir Councillor Penfold representatives on the Committee
Hospital
Trust. to administer the " Weir Trust. Councillor Welton
having intimated his desire not to be re-elected, Councillor Rose was
elected a representative in his place.
13. Pursuant to Section 2 of the Borough of Wandsworth
Wandsworth (Wandsworth) Scheme, the Council appointed Councillor
Charities. Campbell a Representative Trustee of the Wandsworth
Consolidated Charities, to fill the vacancy caused by the expiry of the
period for which Mr. W. Godfrey was elected.
14. Mr. John Bell, J.P., has been reappointed by the Council a
Wandsworth Representative 011 the Governing Body of the WandsTechnical
Institute. worth Technical Institute for a period of three years
from the 31st July, 1904.
15. The Board of Governors of the Bolingbroke Hospital have
Bolingbroko elected the Mayor an Honorary Member of the Governing
Hospital. Body of such Hospital.
16. The Guardians of the Union having proposed to erect an
Wandsworth Infirmary at St. James's Road, Upper Tooting, the
Union. attention of the Local Government Board was called to
their letter of the 30th November, 1903, with reference to the probable