HLI Chronicle 1914 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

HIGHLAND LlGHT INFANTRY CHRONICLE.ABSTRACT STATEMENT. YEAR ENDING '31sT DECEMBER, 1913. STATEMlIlNT OF HONORARY TREASURER'S INTRO. MISSIONS. RECEIPTS.Current A/c, Balance brought forwardfrom 1912, £27 0 6Subscriptions and Donations, 1913, 630 16 4Interest on DjR Account to date, .. 20 10 11£678 7 9EXPENDITURE.Lodged on Deposit Receipt,Hon. Secretary's Working Expenses,£452 0 09 9 9Grants in Aid to Branches-Dundee, £10 0 0Glasgow, 35 0 045 0 0Printing A/c, per Hon. Secretary, ... Printing Annual Report, .. . . . .10 0 025 0 0Advance to Hon. Sec. H.L.I. Bazaar Fund, 25 0 0Bath Chair on A/c Recd. Fund, .. 23 15 4Queen Victoria School New Year Treat, .. 1 0 0Bank Charges and Conunission, . . . . 1 2 3Voted by Executive for Deserving Cases, .. 62 8 4Balance in Bank (Current Account), 23 12 1£678 7 9GENERAL STATEMENT OF FuNDS AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1913. LIABILITIES. Nil. Balance, being Assets, .. £840 12 1 £840 12 1ASSETS.Deposit Receipts at start ofAccount, .. .. £340 o 0Added during year, 452 00-~-£792 o 0Advance to Hon. Secretary Bazaar Fund, .. 25 o 0Cash in Bank, . . . £41 12 1Less unpresented Cheques, 18 0 023 12 1£840 12 1Glasgow, 9th January, 1914.-1 have examined thebooks of the H.L.I. Association and found them correct.The above Balance Sheet represents fully the positionof the Accounts as at 31st December, 1913.(Signed) GED. WINGATE, C.A.,Hon. Auditor H.L.I. Association.,.NOTICES."The Highland Light Infantry Chronicle" ispublished at fourpence, but fivepence must besent by anyone writing for a copy, to ooveJrpostage. It can be had from the following:­The SUB.EDITOR, "H.L.I. Chronicle," Hamilton.The SUB·EDITOR, "H.L.I. Chronicle," 2nd H.L.I.rAldershot.The SUB·EDITOR, "H.L.I. Chronicle," 1st H.L.I.,Ambala..Anvone wishing to subscribe for the space of oneyear can do so by sending one shilling and sixpenceby postal order or penny stamps to the Editor. Thenumbers will then be sent post free quarterly as.issued. The arrival of the paper will be the receipt.Contlibutions in manuBcript should be legiblywritten on one side of the paper only, and shonld beaccompaniedb:y: the name and address of the sender,which will or will not be published, as may be desired.It is particularly requested that names generallythoseof persons, places, etc.-and all words notEnglish, should be written with special care, asotherwise they are difficult to decipher. When.printed extracts are forwarded, the source from.which they are derived should be stated; and in the·case of newspaper cuttinJl"s the date, as well as thenameof the paper, shoulu be given.The" Chronicle" ill publi"hed on the 15th of thefirst month of each quarter, and goes to press aboutthe 25th of the prevIOUS month, by which date ili is.requested that ordinary contributions may be forwarded.In excllptional cases matter will be received. up to the last day of the month, but its insertion.cannot be guaranteed.All subscribers and readers are invited to becomecontributors,and thus materially assist in supportingthe" Chronicle."All communications should, for the present, beaddressedto "The Editor, •H.L.I. Chronicle,'Northfield, CoIinsburgh, }'ife."OUB CONTEMPORABIES.-W e beg to acknow·ledge, with thanks, the receipt of the following... The Army Service Corps Journal." "The Lion and the Rose" (4th King's Own). .. The St. Geor~e's Gazette" (5th Fusiliers). "The Snapper' (East Yorkshire Re~ment). "'l'he Queen's Own Gazette" (Q.O.n. West Kent;· Regiment)... The Ranger.""Argyllshire Highlanders Regimental News.""The 79th News" (Queen's Own Cameron High.·landers)."The Essex Re~ment Gazette."" The Aldershot .N ews. ".. Faugh.a-Ballagh.""The Basilisk."XI. Hu_sar Journal."" Gordonian."" Thin Red Line.""The Tiger and the Rose" (York and Lancaster'Regiment Journal). "The Dragon" (The.Buffs).