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He said 8am Iu wanted me to reckon up the accounts
about the launches, and it was such a long account he
could not do it.
6715 Was Sam Iu present at the time you made this remark ? b)(3
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He was not there.
6714 -
Well, what happened after that ?
6714
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Kr Lan chu Pak:-
6715-
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Nothing more was saide
Did your foki say that these launches were hired for 675- the Inspectors ?
Well, it was just this, that they had passed through
the hands of Sam I.
Yr Fung Wa
chunt
For the use of the Inspectors ?
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For the Inspectors te go on trips, and so on.
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Little excursions about the Island ?
6716
6717
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6718020
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Probably that was it.
That would run into a good deal of money, wouldnt it ↑ 6718
Well, it may have been several years probably. My fɑki
said he could not do it.
Well, if you are a shareholder, were you not very angry
with your foki if a man owes you money for several
years, and comes to pay it, and your foki does not want
the trouble of making up the bill ?
No, that is not it. That was about hearing matters
here probably this Commission.
6720 920
What has the Commission to do with Sam Iu coming to
ask for the bill ↑
6720
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The Interpreter
Wa Chun! -
Well, those accounts were probably for the use of the
Inspecters.
He actually said "do the accounts".
6721
You mean to say this, that Sam Iu heard of the appointment of the Commission, and he went to the steam launch shop, and ask them to turn up all the eld socounts and do them so as not to show that these steam
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