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whole of this interview 848 Hayllar's
as a
munication to Mr. Wotton
was ti
~
considered as I understood by all parties : privileged communication made by Mr. Huffam to Mr Hayllar as his (Mur I adviser and ove therefore Hutfains ) legal adviser and that could not be made
Mal
of against
Mr Haffour and this bealliwcy will are
that in One Goller's letter to Incom
Me one.
Mossop
Mo
mention whatever is made
of any information derived. proue Mot "Hayllar = I am not sure
consideration
Avas
gwvzu
whether my
as to the
possibility of Ext Hiffam leaving the
I think Colony I
souve
question
asked as to whether there
was
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likelihood of his leaving by the Freuch
Mail - I know the question
arose in
my mind but I dismissed it because I thought that Mr. Haffare conald ber certain not to do any the stopped. anything as foolish knowing that he either at Saigon or Singapore by -- telegraphic communication..
It was warly one velock when it was finally arranged that Mr Soller should write the letter to MMF Mossop above refered to and that 8W Laugeler should proceed to Mr. Huffam & House. and induce him to come "down to the bourt - Mr. Snowden also at the
s
saul
time arranged to be at the Court House at 3 o'clock in order to see Ir. Hefface - and I understood the Warrant was to be