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THE REPORT OF THE AUDITORS
to the vestry,
In Respect of the Accounts for the Year ending March 25th, 1876.
We have great pleasure in bearing testimony to
the very satisfactory condition of the Rate Books, and
Vestry Accounts for the year ending March 25th,
1876, and to the excellent and able manner in which
they have been kept.
Our best thanks are due to Mr. Berry, the Accountant,
and Mr. Blanch, the Assistant Overseer, for
much valuable assistance rendered to us during the
audit.
Our examination of the several Books and
Accounts in the month of February, has enabled us to
get the Audit completed at a much earlier date, than
has been the custom in former years, and has quite
justified the recommendation of the Auditors of 1875,
as the Report may now be published in the month of
June, as required by the Act of Parliament
The arrears upon balancing the books, are
£357 14s. O¼d., against £628 12s. 2¼d., at the
corresponding period of last year.
Robert Vincent,
William Peverley,
D. C. Preston,
Chas. Jas. Sadler,
Auditors of the
Parish of St. Giles,
Camberwell.
June 8th, 1876.