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Q. Are you quite sure?
A. Yes.
Q.-Have you ever seen this Mr. SMITH?
A.-I saw him in Court a few weeks ago. Perhaps I might have seen him before
but I did not know him.
Q.-You knew where he lived?
A.-Now I know where he lives.
Q.-You have never been there?
A.-I sometimes go to the place.
Q.-Whom do you go to see?
A. To see Mr. Rose only.
Q.-Why do you go to see Mr. ROSE?
A.--Sometimes he gives me work at the water tanks, and when I want anything I go to see him.
office.
Q. Do you go to see him at his house?
A. Yes, if I cannot find him,at the office I go to his house in the evening.
Q.-Sometimes you see Mr. SMITH there?
A.-In his house?
Q.-No, but at Peddar's Hill.
A.-I don't know, because before that time he was in Court I did not know his
Q.-But the other Mr. SMITH?
A.-No, I don't know him.
Q.-Has Mr. Rose asked you questions about whether you have been squeezed?
A.-Never.
Q.-Hon. F. B. JOHNSON.-Have any of the clerks about the department ever squeezed you when you were coming to get payment for your bills?
A.-No. I always make the bill out myself and send it in to the Clerk of Works,
and then he goes home to make a duplicate to send to Mr. PRICE.
Q.-And you have never been squeezed by any of the Clerks or Shroffs?
A.-No.
Q.-Have you any complaint to make about it?
A.-No.