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Record the following selected transactions on page 4 8 in a general journal for Wellman's Hardware. May 1 - Established a petty cash fund by

Record the following selected transactions on page 48 in a general journal for Wellman's Hardware.
May 1- Established a petty cash fund by issuing Cheque 178 for $100.
5- Cash sales slips for the week totalled $400. HST was $52. Total cash was $452.
6- The cash proof indicated a shortage of $1.50.
9- Issued Cheque 179 for $795+$103.35 HST for a cash purchase of merchandise
from Carsonby Ltd.
15- Replenished the petty cash fund, Cheque 180. Summary of petty cash vouchers:
Office Expense $33
Advertising Expense $30
Postage Expense $25
HST Refundable $6
15- Received a cheque for $82.90 from a customer, Mombasa & Zotta, in payment for Invoice 819. A discount of $1.69 was taken by the customer.
16- The cash proof indicated that cash was over by $2.15.
19- Received a bank debit memo for $82.90 plus a $45 service charge. Customer
Mombasa & Zotta's cheque in payment of Invoice 819 on the 15th was returned NSF.
20- Purchased merchandise on account from Donnelly's Inc., $915+$118.95 HST, terms 30 days.
20- Received a cheque for $483.04 from J. Morriseau & Sons in payment of Invoice 820 less $9.86 discount.
29- The monthly bank reconciliation was prepared. The bank statement included a debit of $42.50 for bank service charges.
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