A manufacturer has shown an amount of Rs. 16,190 in his books as “Establishment” which really includes the following expenses:

(1) Agent’s commission, Rs. 5,750, (2) Warehouse wages, Rs. 1,800, (3) Warehouse repairs, Rs. 510,

(4) Lighting of offi ce, Rs. 70, (5) Offi ce salaries, Rs.

1,130, (6) Director’s remuneration, Rs. 1,400, (7)

Travelling expenses of a salesman, Rs. 760, (8) Rent rates and insurance of warehouse, Rs. 310, (9) Rent, rates and insurance of offi ce, Rs. 230, (10) Lighting of warehouse, Rs. 270, (11) Printing and stationery, Rs.

1,500, (12) Trade magazine, Rs. 70, (13) Donation, Rs. 150, (14) Bank charges, Rs. 100, (15) Discount allowed, Rs. 1,970, (16) Bad debts, Rs. 170.

From the information, prepare a statement showing in separate totals

(a) Selling expenses,

(b) Distribution expenses,

(c) Administration expenses and

(d) Expenses which you disregard in estimating costs.