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A. Yes.
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4. Have you ever seen Dr. Bell in the asylum. He is the Superinter- dent of the asylum but has only been there once. You have called
me to see patients day and night and I have been there sometimes
as often as three times in the 24 hours. Have you ever seen me under the influence of liquor, day or night, though you have seer
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3.
The next witness was Wardmaster Coombe.
By Dr. Laing :-
. You are Werdmester of Government Civil Hospital, and have been in the Hospital since January 1904, and previous to that you served
in the Hongkong Police which you left with an excellent character.
You have known me since you have been assistant in the hospital relieving the other Wardmaster, Werdmaster Dewson, week in and
week out, and sending for me often. Have you ever seen me under the influence of liquor ?
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Where were you on the night of the 8th May ?
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It was Wardmaster Dawson.
His Excellency He is unable to attend.