Articles in this annual report include: the need for additional workshop space to accommodate the growing number of workers, the refurbishment of Ormond Hall has proven successful with it being hired out regularly and the Board of Health requesting the Committee expand the cloak room accommodation due the number of attendees, fancy dancing is now being taught by Miss Ada Bosworth and typewriting by Donald Forbes, a space has now been provided for a school library with Norman Rees as the first librarian, an approach was made to the Federal Treasurer requesting that the pension be available to all workers irrespective of earnings on property or income, the Orchestra and Concert Party are still proving popular, 3LO has broadcasted the first Wireless Concert in Australia by blind musicians and singers, the commitment to obtain Wireless sets remains however no particular set has been decided upon yet, the passing of W. Cole and R.P. Nightingale, and the cricket final was won by the Braille team.1 volume bound with illustrations.royal victorian institute for the blind, annual report, george findlay, ada bosworth, donald forbes, norman rees, ormond hall, walter cole, buildings, cricket