GENERAL TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Xxvii 
with the British Association. 
JUNE 30, 1921. 
Corresponding 
Figures in 
1919-20. 
£ Bio @ £ s. ‘a er) a 
By Life Compositions _. : ; 150 0 0 734 0 03) 
,, Annual Members’ Subscriptions 
(Regular) 367 0 0 
* - te (Temporary) 613 0 0O 
a es = with Report 371 10 O 1,726 10 O 
» Transferable Tickets . : 3 : 47 10 0 
», Students’ Tickets : ‘ 5 , 60 v0 O 
», Life Members’ Additional Subscriptions 282 4 O 446 13 O(A) 
» Refund of Travelling Expenses re 
Australian Meeting, 1914 ; io On se 
», Donations : . _ 5 A 148 13 5 | 2,489 6 6(5) 
s, Interest on Deposits . : : 5 103 11 7 53, 6 8 
5, Sales of Publications . : - 466 11 8 224 11 10(8) 
;, Unexpended Balance of Grants returned 224 10 3 61 19 3(7) 
», Income Tax recovered “ 5 = 95 11 0 
», Dividends :— 
Consols c Cc Fi c 4 81 8 0 
India 3% _ . 5 = : (or lee 0 
Great Indian Peninsula Railway 
“B” Annuity : : 23 99/11 
War Stock . . 92) 3: 0) 
Treasury Bonds 6 0 9 
278 13 8 272 10 2 
>,» Legacies :— 3,283:45 7 
T. W. Backhouse . 4 3 ; 50 0 0 
Wm. Palmer e c J = 104 4 O 
- tL 424 0 
», Balance being Excess of Expenditure 
over Income for Year F é 5 80 2 9 
£3,518 2 4 
wished - receive the annual report. This source of income must be regarded as non- 
recurrent. 
(5) The greater part of the ‘ Bournemouth Fund,’ initiated to meet the cost of 
researches maintained during and after the war, when the normal resources of the Associa- 
tion became severely limited, is represented by the figure of £2,489 6s. 6d. for 1919-20. 
Only small additions were received in 1920—21, and this source of income is to be regarded 
as non-recurrent, and has been devoted to the purpose for which it was subscribed. 
(6) The increase in receipts from sale of publications in 1920—21 is largely accounted 
for by the publication of the Presidential Addresses as ‘ The Advancement of Science : 
1920,’ a measure first undertaken in that year. 
(7) *‘ Unexpended balances ’ are from grants made in the preceding year. 
(8) The reduction in the expenses of the Annual Meeting was effected mainly by 
ceasing to issue a daily journal independently of the Annual Report: the single journal 
now issued is subsequently incorporated in the Report. 
Fund. 
INCOME. 
1921 . Se aut ide & sae td, 
June 30. By Dividends on Investments :— 
India 34% . : A s (iy ne: (ee: | 
Canada 34% (including extra s%) . 70 0 0 
London and South-Western Railway 
Consolidated 4 % Pref. Stock 5 20) 10.0 
London and North-Western Railway 
Consolidated 4% Pref. Stock ' 58 16 0 ‘ 
———. 263 3 4 
», Income Tax Recovered ° . . 112 15 8 
£375 19 0 
