60 NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 



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the certificates or reports upon audits or examinations made 

 by the audit company of new york are delivered to clients with the 

 understanding in each case that any advertisement or publication 

 of such certificates or reports or published reference thereto shall 

 be in a form to be approved by the president of this company. 



Hugh D. Auchincloss, Esq., 



Chairman, Auditing Committee, 



New York Zoological Society, 

 22 William Street, 



New York City. 

 Dear Sir: 



Agreeably to your request, we have audited the books and accounts of the 

 New York Zoological Socii;ty, for the year ending December 31, 1910. 



The results of this audit are presented, attached hereto, in twelve Exhibits 

 of Cash Receipts and Disbursements, as follows: 



Exhibit 



"A" — General Fund 



"B" — Income Account 



"C" — Maintenance Fund 



"D" — Ground Improvement Fund 



"E" ^ Animal Fund 



"F" — Stokes' Bird Fund 



"G" — - National Collection of Heads and Horns 



"H" — Library Fund 



"I" — Aquarium Fund 



"M" — Endowment Fund 



"N" — Securities Owned 



"P" — Endowment Fund — Income Account 



The Cash on hand as of the date of our examination was counted and found 

 correct. The Cash on deposit was confirmed by certificates received from the 

 depositories. The securities as called for in Exhibit "X" were also examined and 

 found as reported by the Treasurer. 



We certify that the accompanying Statements are true Exhibits of the ac- 

 counts of the Society, with the exception of the expenditures shown to have been 

 made through the Park Department. These have not been verified by us. The 

 amounts are presented in Exhibit "D" and aggregate $;30,869.32 and $53,;361.89. 

 Also the Aquarium Improvement Funds, Exhibits "K" and "L" of the Treasurer's 

 Report, have not been confirmed for the same reason. 



We have also examined the Cash receipts and disbursements of the Privilege 

 Department for the twenty-four months ending December 31, 1910, and have 

 found them to be correct according to the records. The details of these accounts 

 are covered in a separate report. 



Very truly yours, 



THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK 

 New York, A. W. Dunning, G. H. Bowers, 



March 24, 1911. President. Secretary. 



