WRIGHT v. WILSON
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —A3 Mr Haulon's remarks in the case Wright v. Wilson may mislead a number of your readers re my system of bookkeeping, in justice to myself I employed Mr T. K, Harty, accountant, to examine my system of bookkeeping with the vanmen, and his certificate herewith wijl, I think, be a sufficient reply to those remarks.—l am, etc., " W. Wright. Dunedin, August 4.
Dear Sir,—At your request 1 have this morning examined your system of accounts in dealing with four vanmen. 1 hereby certify that it is as perfect a one as could he devised for the carrying on of your bread deliveries. Monej s collected by the vanmen are paid in each evening, and details of payment as a rule given next moruinu to the bookkeeper. Were it not fur consideration towards the men, who usually have a lons day, particulars would be taken each uight, I under-stand.-Yours tnilv, T, K. Harty.
August 4, 1894.
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Evening Star, Issue 9462, 6 August 1894, Page 4
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163WRIGHT v. WILSON Evening Star, Issue 9462, 6 August 1894, Page 4
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