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Have you suspected that a part of it went to the Sanitary Inspector who served that notice?
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Mr Shelton Hooper:-
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Yes.
The Chairman;-
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Did you ask Tick Kee to give you a receipt for the $250, which you gave him?
He said it would be alright to have the paper signed, and that it was proper, and that we need not put down the concrete. I asked him for a receipt, and he said there was no receipt written.
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I suppose as a rule, when you make a large payment of 7108 $250, you expect to get a receipt for it, dont you?
For a dollar or ten cents, ordinarily yes.
And on this occasion, did you think it was reasonable 7109 that Lick ree should not give you a receipt, for such
a large sum of money ?
I asked him for it, but he was unwilling to give it. Did you get something in lieu of a receipt ?
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Mr Fung Va Chun:-
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There were the two papers, served by the Sanitary Board They were signed that it was examined and proper.
The Chairmani-
And did you consider that equal to a receipt for the 7111
$250 ?
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Yas.
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He took my $250, and I gave him the two papers at the same time, and another day, he gets the papera signed, and gives them back to us.
And so you think those signed papers, are a receipt 7/12 for the $250 ?
I consider them a receipt.
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And you would not have got those two papers,
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They would not have been signed as proper.
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And you thought it was worth paying the $250, for the 7/14
sake of those signatures ?
Not that it was the worth of it - -
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have been more than $250 for the house, if they had to
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