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The document describes various paraphernalia used in a hotel front office, including a reservation form for writing down booking details over the phone or during sales calls, message slips for notes, cash receipts for tracking cash sales in the accounting system, guest folios which are considered the master bill or guest account card, and a logbook for recording important events in ship management and navigation.
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- 1. PARAPHERNALIA USED IN FRONT OFFICE
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