THE CALDECOTT COMMUNITY-BALANCE SHEET.

September 1st, 1913, to September 30th, 1914.*

*In consequence of the alteration of date for ending the financial year, this Balance Sheet covers a period of THIRTEEN months.

 

 

 

RECEIPTS. £ s. d. EXPENDITURE £ s. d.
To Balance at Bank 40 5 6 By Wages 68 5 5
“ Cash in hand 6 14 9 ” Cleaning and Laundry 7 2 9
“ Subscriptions and Donations 283 10 9 “ Teaching Materials 26 3 6-1/2
“ Rents 33 5 8 “ Milk, Biscuits, and Medicine 8 18 1
“ Proceeds of Concert 75 18 8 “ Furniture and Household Expenses 48 8 10-1/2
“ Nurse’s Training Fee 0 10 6 “ Stationery and Postage 12 4 6-1/2
“ Mothers’ Payments (Overalls) 0 2 0 “ School Dress and Needlework 5 3 2-1/2
“ Special Donation for Beds (Sir A. M. Rendel) 2 0 0 “ Builder 42 9 8
  “ Printing 14 6 1
“ Gas 12 6 6
“ Rent, Rates, and Taxes 111 11 0
“ Coal 9 17 0
“ Bank Charges 1 17 8
“ Concert Expenses 25 3 0
” Sundry Expenses 5 5 5-1/2
” Balance at Bank 43 5 0-1/2
    £442 7 10     £442 7 10

 

Examined and found correct
H. BEAUMONT.
R. HARRISON ROWSON.

 

MOTHERS’ CLUB. - BALANCE SHEET.

April to September, 1914.

RECEIPTS. £ s. d. EXPENDITURE. £ s. d.
To Advance by Miss Potter for Working Expenses 0 10 0 By Purchase of Three Chairs 0 9 0
“ Entrance Fees 0 12 9 “ Stationery and Papers 0 2 2
“ Sale of Refreshments 0 16 3 “ Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and Milk 0 6 21
“ Voluntary Contributions 0 1 1 “ Minerals 0 3 6
“ Re-sale of Tea, etc. 0 1 6 “ Biscuits 0 5 3
        “ Repayment to Miss Potter 0 10 0
      ” Balance in hand 0 5  
£2 1 7   £2 1 7