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handle the money unless called by the clerk: the clerk might handle the money: the clerk might issue the receipt before actually hand- -ing the money to the shroff: the applicant does not put a date: the stamp is on the counter and is adjusted daily by the messenger:
it is a die stamp: the lat. clerk is in charge of the receipt forme and keeps a stock: under lock and key: none are missing. I
can't say if Akbar has any imitated form.
Khawas Khan. Money Order Clerk at Kowloon. I remember 1: an
Indian presented it: I don't know the man: it was the only
official administrator Money Order I nad in Kowloon. I asked the
man who gave you this order ?" and he said "Babu Alim Khan": no
other conversation.
In the evening I came to Hongkong and told ir. Dixon: he gave
me some instructions and in consequence I went to see Mr. Alim
Khan; I didn't find him that evening: at 8.0 a.m. I called at his
house; he came dow; I showed him I and said "You cannot send an
order on behalf of the official Administrator; you must either
send it in your own name or have the money back": he looked at I
and replied "I do not know anything about this order": I said "You
say you are not the sender of this order: the Official Administra-
-tor says it is not sent by him, so the money will go to the Government: it will be better for you to have it back": he replied
in the negative in the same words as before. I said "Whom do you
suspect as sending an Order to this Deputy Commissioner on your
behalf" and he said "I keep this reserved for my defence". Then I
left. The money went in due course.
To Colonial Treasurer. I knew Alim Khan well. I saw a man the same
evening sitting outside a tailor's shop under Mr. A. Khan's house:
I suspected him to be the man who brought: I did not speak to him
then: I enquired who he was from himself and asked him if he had
brought the order to me; he said he didn't know anything about it.
Cross-examined by Mr. A. Khan.
I saw the man twice: once before I saw you and once after:
Mr. Dixon asked me to find the man if I could: I reported the
matter to Mr. Dixon: but the man was not brought up because I was