Draw a table like this for the remaining Traverse calculations

Line Station Departure Correction to Corrected Latitude Correction to Corrected Easting Northing
Point Departure Departure Latitude Latitude

  A             1,000.000 2,000.000

AB  
  B
BC  
  C
CE  
  E
EG  
  G
GJ  
  J
JL  
  L
LA  
  A
Sum:  
 Line Length Departure Latitude
Adjusting the linear closing error        
using the Bowditch method. AB
 
103.40
 
-13.268
 
-102.545
 
BC 157.25 -15.585  -156.476 
       
CE 143.36 +118.781   -80.268
Correction to the departure of a line =        
EG 169.08    
Total departure correction x        
GJ 176.74    
       
JL 110.60    
       
LA 140.83    
The total corrections will equal the total errors for        
departures and latitudes but will be opposite in sign. Sum: 1001.26  +0.137  - 0.051

Correction to the departure of AB = - 0.137 x = - 0.014m

Correction to the departure of BC = - 0.137 x = - 0.022m

Correction to the departure of CE = - 0.137 x = - 0.020m etc etc

Latitude errors are adjusted the same way.

Correction to the latitude of a line =

Total latitude correction x

Correction to the latitude of AB = +0.051 x = + 0.005m

Correction to the latitude of BC = +0.051 x = + 0.008m

Correction to the latitude of CE = +0.051 x = + 0.007m etc etc

 Line Station Departure Correction to Corrected Latitude Correction to Corrected
Departure Departure Latitude Latitude
Sum of all departure corrections Point

should equal total departure   A            

error but have an opposite sign. AB   -13.268 -0.014 -13.282 -102.545 +0.005 -102.540
  B            
BC   -15.585 -0.022  -15.607 -156.476  +0.008 -156.468

Sum of all latitude corrections   C            

CE   +118.781   -0.020 +118.762  -80.268 +0.007 -80.261
should equal total latitude error
  E            
but have an opposite sign. EG       +105.821   +0.009 +131.862
  G            
GJ       +51.294   +0.009 +169.135
Corrected departure AB =   J            

-13.268 – 0.014 = -13.282m JL       -106.36   +0.006 +30.387

  L            
LA       -140.628   +0.007 +7.885
Corrected departure BC =              
A
-15.585 – 0.022 = -15.607m Sum:   +0.137 -0.137 0 -0.051 +0.051 0

Corrected departure CE =
Corrected latitudes are calculated the same way.
+118.781 – 0.020 = +118.762m
Be careful of the + and - signs.
Etc etc.
Last step is calculating coordinates (Easting, Northing) !!
The Eastings of traverse station points are calculated using the departures of the traverse lines.
The Northings are calculated using the latitudes of the traverse lines.

In the example, if the coordinates of A are given as 1000mE, 2000mN then the coordinates of point B are:
Easting = 1000 – 13.282 = 986.718m East
Northing = 2000 – 102.54 = 1897.460m North

Calculate the coordinates at C from those at B, and similarly for the remaining points. 
Easting = 986.718 – 15.609 = 971.109m East
Northing = 1897.460 – 156.47 = 1740.99m North

As a check, the coordinates of the first station should be calculated from the coordinates of the last station
(as was done with the whole circle bearings). You should get back to (1000mE, 2000mN)
Line Station Corrected Corrected Easting Northing
Point Departure Latitude

  A     1,000.000 2,000.000

AB   -13.282 -102.540    

  B     986.718 1897.460

BC   -15.607 -156.468    

  C     971.111 1740.992

CE   +118.762 -80.261    

  E     1089.873 1660.731
+105.821 +131.862    
EG   Fill in the blanks.
  G        

GJ   +51.294 +169.135    

  J        
Now try Traverse Exercise 1
JL   -106.36 +30.387    
       
on your own.
  L
LA   -140.628 +7.885    
  A     1000.000 2000.000
Sum:   0 0