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Barkp’s  liiueslor’s
Account  Book.
Provides  a  perfect  record  of  every  transaction,  is  continuous, ­
  and  always  fully  posted  ;  every  entry  is  made
once  only,  and  never  transferred  from  one  account  to
another.  It  provides  for  Geographical  Division  of  Capital,
and  can  be  fully  used,  even  by  those  who  have  no
knowledge  of  book-keeping.

SOME  PRESS  OPINIONS.
The  Manchester  Guardian  of  March  30,  1905,  points  out  that
“  the  book  itself  is  so  simply  arranged,  and  the  directions
and  forms  contained  in  it  are  so  easily  understood,  that  even
very  indolent  and  unbusinesslike  persons  could  keep  their
accounts  in  it  for  themselves  without  much  effort.”
“  A  very  useful  book.  It  is  complete  in  every  respect  ”—
Glasgow  Herald.
"  An  investor  can  tell  at  a  glance  the  real  position  of  his
investments  at  any  time.”—Manchester  Courier.
“  Cannot  fail  to  be  useful  to  all  owners  of  stocks  and  shares
who  wish  to  keep  their  accounts  accurately.”—Belfast  News
Letter.
A  very  handy  book  enabling  the  investor  to  see  ‘  where  he
is  ’  at  a  glance.”—Newcastle  Daily  Chronicle.
“  Skilfully  designed  .  .  .  a  convenient  book  for  methodical
record  keeping.”—Aberdeen  Free  Press.
“  Cannot  fail  to  be  appreciated  by  all  investors.”—Dundee
Courier.  .
“  The  most  complete,  concise  and  understandable  work  of  the
kind  we  have  seen.”—Bradford  Weekly  Telegraph.
“Will  rapidly  win  favour—it  makes  accurate  book-keeping
a  matter  of  simplicity,  and  by  its  use  the  investor  is  enabled
to  arrive  at  his  exact  position  at  a  moment’s  notice.”—•
Yorkshire  Daily  Observer.
‘  A  most  comprehensive  and  useful  publication.”—Yorkshire
Chronicle

Price:  Cloth  Binding,  4s.  nett:  Leather  Binding,  6s.  nett.

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