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62 Proceedings of 30th General Convention,
4. HOME MISSION.

NB. A prompt

and my account below is not always possible because some of the Boards
are still maintaining a fiscal year different from that of Synod, and also
because some Boards, for instance, Home Mission in Foreign Countries, in
their own reports do not include the costs of administration, such as ex-
change charges, cable charges, and the like. It ig part of the duty of the
General Auditing Board to compare the corresponding accounts of the Gen-
eral Treasurer with the books of. the Board; on the other hand, it is part
of the duty of the special auditing boards to satisfy themselves that the
report of their respective board agrees with the special account of the Gen-
eral Treasurer,

REcEIPTs. ;
Balance January 1, 1914 2.0. $ 2043.32
As per Column 4 .......0000 00) )2 22 iiiiittttn 95050.55
Receipts for Cuba...) 585.29
Receipts for Canada ..0. 0020 1318.02
Transfer 818.70
——— -$99815.88
DISBURSEMENTS,
By order of Board 0... 95869.72
Balance January 1, 1917 ................... beeeeees $3946,16
5. FOREIGN MISSION.
RECEIPTS.
Balance January 1, 1914 ..............000.0 0 $ 1363.44
As per Column 5 .......0. 0.001) 1 iititit 95021.54
Transfer 0 163.56
————— $96548.54
DISBURSEMENTS. .
Remitted to Treasurer 2... 94123.85
Balance January 1, 1917 0... $2424.69
6. MOUNTAIN RETREAT IN INDIA.
' REcEIPts.
Balance January 1, W914 $12649.77
As per Column 6 .......: eee cece cece eens 4089.96
Transfer 0... 167.04
————  $16906.77
DISBURSEMENTS,
By transfer ......., eee eee cence cece cee ee. $ 208.59
Remitted to Treasurer .... eee eee cece eee eee 11930.73
——— ___12139,32
Balance January 1, 1917 0.0.00. ....00.. 0 $4767.45
7. MISSION IN BRAZIL.
RECEIPTS.
As per Column 7. ee leeecerecceecce $81750.62
Dispursemenrs, >
Deficit January 1, 1914... $ 1179.27
Disbursed by order of Board ......... Eten eens «++. 73819.01
By transfer... ts 92.01
————  _75090.29

Balance January 1, 1917 eee cece. $6660.33 ~

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