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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 16

Expenditure

£ s. d. £ s. d.
Administration expenses 3,325 17 10
Research expenses 38,802 19 2
42,128 17 0
Balance available for research £8,691 2 7

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 1966

Liabilities as to Capital

Estate—Bequest Accounts £ s. d. £ s. d.
Cawthron 274,291 17 1
Marsden 56,887 19 10
Atkinson 1,153 10 3
Bartel 7,937 14 5
Graham 2,000 0 0
Lucas 1,000 0 0
White 1,735 12 1
345,006 13 8

Liabilities as to Income

Sundry creditors 1,063 19 6
Payments received in advance 4,413 7 9
Interest to be recovered 1,064 1 7
Sundry research accounts 17,160 3 1
Miscellaneous reserves and provisions 5,626 6 4
Accumulated research income 8,691 2 7
38,019 0 10
£383,025 14 6

Assets Supporting the Above Liabilities

Land and buildings 31,731 1 10
Furniture, fixtures, equipment, and motor vehicles 5,291 0 7
Library, museum, pictures, and china 9,150 9 1
46,172 11 6
Less provision for depreciation 6,487 7 1
39,685 4 5
Investments and sundry debtors 335,655 14 7
Imprests 25 0 0
Sinking fund 6,487 7 1
Bank of New Zealand 1,172 8 5
£383,025 14 6

T. F. A. ARCHER, Chairman.
H. R. HOLLAND, Managing Secretary.

Auditors’ Certificate

We certify that we have examined the books of account and vouchers of the Cawthron Institute Trust Board for the year ending 31 December 1966. We have also inspected the securities held in the name of the Board as at 31 December 1966. In our opinion the above balance sheet is properly drawn up so as to set out the true position of the Trust as at 31 December 1966 and as shown by the books.

GRIFFIN, HODGSON, WEST AND YATES, Public Accountants, per:

H. G. WEST.

Nelson, 21 February 1967.

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