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purchase. Subsequent sales prove, as one expected, 

 this valuation also to have been lower than it should 

 have been. As to other stock, sheep and pigs, these 

 throughout have been valued at prevailing market 

 prices when the valuations were made. As to 

 produce, this, with the exception of potatoes, was 

 valued at consumptive value rates. 



Here are the 



FARM ACCOUNTS. 



1st December, 1915, 



TO 



30th November, 1916. 



Of a 360 statute acre farm. 

 Managed and cropped on the 

 1 'Continuous Cropping System" 



by 



The Author. 



Accounts audited by 



Albert Swain (Auditor), Dublin. 



Re-cast and re-arranged by 



John Green, Chartered Accountant 

 (Bursar of The Queen's University 

 oi Belfast). 

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