~Dividend, at 14 per per Annum - ` 28,000 0 0 „ Reserve Fund 6,938 3 0 „ Reduction of Premises „ Account .... 2,000 0 0 „ Officers'PeardonandGratuity Fund l,OOO 0 0 „ Rebate on Bills not due carried to New Account 3,826 0 6 „ Balance carried forward 12,064 11 4 0313 ACCOUN r. C.

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