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recommended should he discharged. This would leave a 
balance in hand of £980 14s. 7d. 
Professor Shnonds said the report was by no means satis¬ 
factory, because there was no separation between the current 
cash account and the money on deposit. 
The Treasurer said the Finance Committee had the 
bankers’ book, which showed all that was required. 
Professor Simonds, in reply, said the balance-sheet ought 
to have been drawn out so as to show the money on deposit, 
the interest upon that money, and to what time. 
Mr. MdlJdnson said he could not see how such items as 
the interest on the money could he put in the balance-sheet. 
Professor Simojids said he wanted a capital account set 
out, and a current account separate and distinct from that. 
He proposed that the account should be referred back to the 
Finance Committee, in order that the difference between the 
capital account and the current account might he distinctly 
shown. 
Mr. Wilkinson suggested that perhaps Professor Simonds’ 
wishes might be met by a resolution that at the next report 
such a statement should he added. 
It was then moved by Professor Simonds, and seconded by 
Mr. Ernes — 
“ That in the next report a separate and distinct account 
be shown of the deposit and current accounts.”—Carried. 
It was moved by Mr. Harrison, and seconded by Mr. 
Fleming — 
That the report and the quarterly balance-sheet of the 
Treasurer’s account he received and adopted.”—Carried. 
Cheques were ordered to be drawn for the current ex¬ 
penses— 
The Secretary having submitted to the Council from the 
House Committee a list of repairs and additions required to 
the premises— 
Professor Spooner said he considered the time had arrived 
when the House Committee might bring before the Council 
some suggestions as to their future location. At present they 
were in a miserable plight in this respect. He hoped, with 
the assistance of some of his colleagues, in a short time to he 
able to lay before the Council some suggestion for the 
improvement of the College premises. 
It was moved by Professor Broivn, and seconded by Mr. 
Cartwright — 
That the report from the House Committee he received 
and adopted.”—Carried. 
The Heeding having terminated—^ 
