Further developments led to the enactment of the Bills of Sale Act 1882.

Advertising and printing bills, electric bills, insurance bills, hotel bills.

But 50 bills are 50 bills.

Another type of sale is an actual asset sale, direct sale.

Copies of hotel bills?

Yes, of course. The jumble sale. Jumble sale?

So that's two 1 bills. That's two more 1 bills. And then that's two more 1 bills.

Drafting bills

So that's two 10 bills and then six 1 bills.

In small bills.

Collecting on bills?

Poet for sale, poet for sale...

Sale of property

If you view this as money, what's the best way to get 16 in a world where there weren't 5 bills? Where you only had 1 bills, 10 bills, 100 bills, and so on. Only multiples of 10.

If I had seven 10 bills and I give away three of those 10 bills, then I'll have four 10 bills, or 7 3 is equal to 4.

That by prescription and bills of outlawry,

And all those bills?

Sale disposal of property

The sale of children

(i) Sale of children

Sale of gift items

I. SALE OF CHILDREN

Sale of empty containers

Bills come to the House of Commons predominantly.

But it paid the bills.

Throwing dollar bills like confetti.

Medical bills, clothes. I know.

Here you are, 45 bills.

It's just bills and advertisements.

7 3 now remember, this is seven 10s, or seven 10 bills, minus three 10 bills.

Sale of Iraqi petroleum and

(a) Sale of philatelic items

(a) SALE OF PHILATELIC ITEMS

Sale of philatelic items, Headquarters

Sale of philatelic items, Geneva

Sale of philatelic items, Vienna

Sale of United Nations publications

D. Sale of used equipment

(a) Sale of philatelic items

D. Sale of used equipment

(c) Income from sale of

(d) Income from sale of

No sale.

No sale.

Better get busy and file those bills of lading.