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Barkp’s liiueslor’s 
Account Book. 
Provides a perfect record of every transaction, is con 
tinuous, 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. 
2, WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON, 8.W.