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CASH ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st DEVEMBER, 1917.

RECEIPTS.

By Balance brought down, £247 11 7

By Subscriptions for 1917 (317), £332 17 0

By Subscriptions for 1916, and earlier years (33), 34 13 0

By Subscriptions for 1918, in advance (5), 5 5 0

372 15 0

By Interest on Investments, £27 3 9

By Interest on Money on deposit, 7 19 11

35 3 8

By Income Tax returned, 8 15 0

By Sales of Stock (July-December, 1916), 9 16 0

By Transferred from 30th Anniversary Commemoration Account, 27 5 1

£701 6 4


EXPENDITURE.

to Folk-Lore:—

Printing 1 part, 1916, and Index, £67 18 6

Printing 1 part, 1917, 65 15 3

£133 13 9

To Expenses of Meetings:—

Hire of Rooms, £4 18 6

Hire of Lantern, 0 12 0

Refrensment 7 0 11

12 11 5

To Binding of Stock, 2 16 0

To Expenses of Management:—

To

Insurances, £19 13 0

Postages, Stationery, and Printing, 10 17 7

Rent of Telephone, 2 12 6

Warehousing Stock, 10 10 0

Brand Committee, 26 18 7

Secretary's Salary, Poundage, and War Bonus, 60 1 0

Miscellaneous, 0 13 10

131 6 6

To Expenses of Distribution of Publications (July-Dec., 1916), 18 4 0

To Publishers' Commission on Sales, July-Dec., 1916), 1 8 8

To Balance in Bank on current account, £200 0 8

To Balance in Bank on deposit, 200 0 0

To Petty Cash in hands of Secretary, 1 5 4

401 6 0

£701 6 4