Accrington on Rails - The Tramways: A Complete History - Robert Kenyon

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Dividend on War Loan

£22 £96

Bank interest

TOTAL

£4,75 3

EXPENDITURE

ITEM

COST £1,55 4 £1,25 9 £22 £302 £213 £1,40 3

Rate aid

Transfer of stock to omnibus account

Balance of insurance Interest on loans Redemption of stock

Transfer to Depreciation & Renewals Fund

TOTAL

£4,75 3 DEPRECIATION & RENEWALS FUND

ITEM

COST £60,09 2 £1,403

Amount in credit April 1 st , 1932

Transfer from Net Revenue Account Interest on investments Bonus on conversion of War Stocks Bankers interest

£2,047

£59 £263

Sales of scrap

£375

TOTAL £64,23 9 Repayment of outstanding debts £27,27 7 Reinstatement of road surfaces £7,770 Removal of tramway standards £182 Stock transferred from town’s yard £626 Amount in credit on March 31 st , 1933 £28,38 4 TOTAL £64,23 9

It was resolved to accept the Borough Treasurer’s report.

1934 January The General Manager reminded the Committee there were still a small number of redundant tramcars in the Ellison Street depot. He was authorised to dispose of them to the Corporation’s best possible advantage. TRAMWAYS ACCOUNT May, 1934 ITEM AMOUN T Amount in credit at start of £28,384

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