The Government Accountant
The Government Accountant
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34. Loss and Damage — Freight 35. Loss and Damage — ^Money.
36. Damage to Property.
37. Injury to Persons.
38. Other Expenses 39. OperaUng Joint Faculties— 40. Operating Joint Facilities— Cr.
WATER LINES.
B. Tbaffic Expenses.
8. Superintendence.
9. Outside Agencies.
10. Fast Freight Lines.
11. Traffic Associations.
12. Advertising.
18. Stationery and Printing.
14. Other Expenses.
\ C. Transportation Expenses.
I. Operation of Vessels — 15. Superintendence.
16. Wages.
17. Fuel.
18. Lubrication.
1...0. Food Supplies.
20. Other Supplies and Depart- ment Expenses.
21. Bar Supplies.
22. Charter of Vessels.
23. Other Expenses.
II. Operation of Terminals — 24. Superintendence.
25. Salaries of Agents, Clerks, and Attendants.
26. Agency Office Expenses.
27. Stationery and Printing.
28. Stevedore and Wharf La- bor.
29. Tugs and Lighters.
30. Switching, Lighterage, and other Transfers.
31. Light, Heat, Power, and Water.
32. Wharf Expenses and Sup- plies.
33. Rent of Wharves and Ter- minal Property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34. Loss and Damage — Freight 35. Loss and Damage — ^Money.
36. Damage to Property.
37. Injury to Persons.
38. Other Expenses 39. OperaUng Joint Faculties— 40. Operating Joint Facilities— Cr.
WATER LINES.
B. Tbaffic Expenses.
8. Superintendence.
9. Outside Agencies.
10. Fast Freight Lines.
11. Traffic Associations.
12. Advertising.
18. Stationery and Printing.
14. Other Expenses.
\ C. Transportation Expenses.
I. Operation of Vessels — 15. Superintendence.
16. Wages.
17. Fuel.
18. Lubrication.
1...0. Food Supplies.
20. Other Supplies and Depart- ment Expenses.
21. Bar Supplies.
22. Charter of Vessels.
23. Other Expenses.
II. Operation of Terminals — 24. Superintendence.
25. Salaries of Agents, Clerks, and Attendants.
26. Agency Office Expenses.
27. Stationery and Printing.
28. Stevedore and Wharf La- bor.
29. Tugs and Lighters.
30. Switching, Lighterage, and other Transfers.
31. Light, Heat, Power, and Water.
32. Wharf Expenses and Sup- plies.
33. Rent of Wharves and Ter- minal Property.
What to read after The Government Accountant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Association of American Government Accountants to read onlineMoreLess
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