— VIII — 



Statement of Accounts for the financial year 1914 — 15. 



Receipts: Estimates j^f^^J^^ 



I. 1 a. Balance from 1913/14—1914/15 Kr. 28284.io 28284.10 



1 b. Russia's contribution for 1913—14 - 27668.67 27668.67 



11. 2-9. Annual contributions of the governments concerned - 93296.42^) 65895.17 



III. 10. Interest - 0.00 2056.98 



IV. 11. Sale of publications - 0.00 761.09 



T otal. ■ . Kr. 149249.19 124666.01 



Expenditure: , Estimates ^ ^J] 



Expenditure 



I. 1-4. Salaries Kr. ueeo.oo 14660.00 



II. 5-6. Assistance - 8920.00 8244.50 



III. 7. Incidental Expenses - 8000.00 8000.00 



IV. 8. Travelling Expenses - sooo.oo 1645.09 



V. 9-16. Expenses of the Office in Copenhagen - 10420.00 7192.59 



VI. 17. Minor Expenses of Meetings - 500.00 0.00 



VII. 18— 24. Expenses in ace. w^ith spec. Resolutions of the Council - 14270.00^) 6378.67 



VIII.25-31. Printing - moo.oo^) 10330.65 



T otal. .. Kr. 77170.00 56451.50 



Receipts for the financial year 1914—15 Kr. 124666.01 



Expenditure- - — - — - 56451.50 



Cash balance to carry forward to 1915—16 Kr. 68314.51 



') The difference between the estimated sum and the real receipt is due to Russia's con- 

 tribution not being paid until next year. 



2) On this amount about 8000 Kr. has been saved, partly on the Planlîton report and partly 

 on North Sea temperature observations and preparation of Normal water. 



') On this amount about 7000 Kr. has been saved, partly because the Bulletin statistique was 

 not printed this year, partly because several of the publications were not distributed. 



The material for the "Bulletin Hydrographique pour l'année juillet 1914 

 — ^juin 1915" was, as far as possible, collected, and prepared for the press. 



The work of the "Laboratoire Hydrographique" was continued, and the 

 distribution of normal water conducted as hitherto. At the commencement of 

 the war, the Laboratoire Hydrographique and the normal water, with instruments 

 appertaining thereto, and other assets and liabilities, were taken over by Pro- 



