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EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM IN CONNECTION
WITH THE STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS.
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The year's accounts represent a somewhat abnormal
year as in addition to my family consisting of myself, my wife 2 children a bay and a girl aged 4 and 2 years respect-
ively, and an English mures,my brother-in-law was living with
me from Kay to middle of November, a second brother-in-law
from September to middle of November and a lady friend was
staying in the house from July to September. The first
brother-in-law contributed the amounts marked "Private
Allowance for A" towards his messing the second nothing and
the lady friend is represented as "B" in the accounts,
(Income side) These 3 persone account to a great extent for
the increase in the accounts for August, September and
October. (my two brothers-in-law aged 18 and 22 normally
live with my father-in-law who was on leave in England during
this period.) To get a more accurate comparison I have
inserted the allowances contributed by them.
2.
The large amounts of expenditure in December 1914
and January 1915 are accounted for by the following large
bills which may be vsed extraordinary: -
Carmel
December, 1914.
January, 1915.
Dr. Noble (Dentist)
L. R. C. (Bub.)
Powell (new oct complete
for one child also Xmas
850,00
18.00
L.C. & Co. New Tennis Net.
poles &c.
840.75
Dr. Noble.
20,00
Cricket Club
(sub.)
presents.)
110.00
$178.00
10.00 Doctor's fees. 130.00
€200.75
The remittances to England represent the bills for
(1)