not shown that it

br was to be

pond to me that the Commission should have referred to it in the

they

lice

have done, mainly

because I stated that

Sheep-lok had for years frequently been to me

for

advice as other Chinese

men

and

women

do daily,

and because Mr Interpreter

How would wish to

prove

that she was a sister by

marriage of Mr Caldwell-

Chinese

Sheu. Iose can be prosecuted

have been by

others

for receiving money

under

false pretences and I can

give

evidence

against her.

441

Host further the Commission

Condemn me

in the

matter of searching for property said to have

been stolen, in

a

public basket frequented by

from the Interpreter, and

state that I did it

Aw

solely

on information conveyed in

a letter. Pleg

to repeat what I before stated to the Commission that the first I heard about the stolen Barometer was on the

same day

that I

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