Record the following transactions in a double column cash book of JABER traders and balance it off as at 12^th June 2009:- June 1: Balances : Cash...

Record the following transactions in a double column cash book of JABER traders and balance
it off as at 12^th June 2009:-
June 1: Balances : Cash shs.5500
Bank shs.18000 (Cr)
June 3: Purchases shs.4500 was made being paid by cheque shs.4000, balance later
June 7: Sold goods for cash shs.6000
June 12: took shs.7000 to bank
June 13: Credit purchases from Ombogo shs.3000
June 14: paid Alweny shs.1000 cash

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