The History of Lumsden's Horse / A Complete Record of the Corps from Its Formation to Its Disbandment

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LUMSDEN’S HORSE EQUIPMENT FUND

The Executive Committee in Account with the Fund from the Date of the Opening of the Fund

to April 9, 1900

Receipts.				Disbursements.
	Rs.	a.	p.		Rs.	a.	p.	Rs.	a.	p.
Subscriptions and Donations	2,22,225	7	11	Equipment	31,027	2	1
				Uniform, Clothing, &c.	30,320	7	11
				Ponies and Transport	27,459	9	7
				Horses and Remounts	15,337	15	0[[F]]
				Medicines	695	14	6
					—————————			1,04,841	1	1
				Camp Messing	19,301	9	0
				Camp Equipage	2,522	14	6
				Camp Conservancy	529	0	0
				Camp Sundry Expenses	1,523	9	0
				Office Establishment and Expenses	1,631	7	9
				Stationery, Printing, and Advertising	628	11	6
				Postages and Telegrams	373	5	6
				Salaries of Native Followers	862	0	0
					—————————			27,372	9	3
				Canteen and Stores for South Africa	12,059	13	9
				£2,000 taken to South Africa	29,912	10	0
					———————			41,972	7	9
								———————-
								1,74,186	2	1
				Advances to Recover	1,277	13	0
				Balance in Hand:
				With Bank of Bengal	46,241	2	1[[G]]
				With Honorary Treasurers	520	6	9
					———————			46,761	8	10
								———————
Rs.	2,22,225	7	11				Rs.	2,22,225	7	11

[F]. There is a further liability under this head of about Rs. 20,000.

[G]. From Bank Balance in Hand a credit of £2,000 has been opened for the contingent with the Standard Bank of South Africa.

Audited and found correct.

LOVELOCK & LEWES, Chartered Accountants,

Honorary Auditors.

Calcutta: April 14, 1900.