Demy 8vo., about 96 pages. Price 3/6 net. BOOKKEEPING EXERCISES FOR ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS LAWRENCE 66 (Author of "Auditing," Bookkeeping for Accountant Students,” 'Bookkeeping for Company Secretaries,” &c.) 66 This work-which may be regarded as a supplement to the Author's "Bookkeeping for Accountant Students"—comprises ONE HUNDRED BOOKKEEPING EXERCISES specially compiled-for the most part from past examination papers -to form a graduated and comprehensive COURSE OF INSTRUCTION suitable for candidates for the Examinations of the Institute, or for any similar purpose. A "SKELETON KEY" is added, so that Students may be able to see for themselves whether their answers are correct or not. GEE & CO., Publishers, 34 Moorgate Street, London, E.C. Being the Auditor's Instructions to his Client's Bookkeeping Staff. Price 1/- each, net; 5/6 -dozen copies; 10- 1 dozen copies. Issued in Connection with the Series of Audit Note-Books Nos. 1, 2, and 3. It is intended that this Book shall be given by the Auditor to the Bookkeeper in cases where it has not been customary for the Accounts to be audited (more especially, perhaps, in small businesses), and where, not infrequently, the Accounts are being kept in a way that does not permit of the Auditor's duties being performed without a needless drain upon his time and patience. The directions deal with the general clerical accuracy of a simple form of Doubleentry Accounts, which is sufficient in small businesses and in larger concerns, and there are blank pages at the end of the Book intended for any special directions in a particular business which the Auditor may see fit to add. THIS work has been prepared to meet the requirements of Chartered Accountants, Secretaries of Limited Companies, House and Estate Agents, and many others by whom a handbook on this important subject has long been needed. 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To Annual Subscribers, however, the Index is supplied free of further charge. Recommended in the Official Syllabus for the C. P. A. Examinations (New York). GEE & CO., Publishers, 34 Moorgate Street. London, E.C. THIS BY Lawrence R. Dicksee, F.C.A. HIS Work (which is founded upon a course of lectures delivered under the auspices of the Council of the Institute of Secretaries) deals very fully with those questions in relation to Bookkeeping, a knowledge of which is essential upon the part of every Company Secretary. It will, therefore, be found of the greatest value to all who occupy or expect to occupy-that. position, and also to all Accountant Students. A REPRINT OF TWO LECTURES READ BEFORE THE SHEFFIELD ACCOUNTANTS STUDENTS' SOCIETY. THE 'HE first portion deals with the Engineering and the second with the Foundry Department, and numerous forms of books and accounts are given and explained. 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