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Was he an omer ?
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94 Q.
No. So far au my recollection marveg nå,
hi ha perde
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na was a
contractor, who liad been ment by the omar.
If you can go so far as to say he was a contractor, 14.642 what was the nne ?
I dont know.
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You have just said, so far as your recollection se, ves
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you, he was a contractor. How do you know he was a
contractor ↑
I am under the impression. I do not know ɑgether he was
a contractor.
It is rather a bold thing to say you were undur an 14694 impression, if you did not know he was a contractor
a man with a certain amount of teclmical anowledge
comes up to know what it asans, but you are not sure
that he was a contractor.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
C.O. 537
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No.
4.
But it was not the owner himself ↑
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No.
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In not sure.
What did you tell that man ↑
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I asked Mr Bryan to come in and see the man,
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and
afterwards I took hia in to Dr Clerk, and he explained
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to the man.
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4.
Had Dr Clark seen it. What was it - a floor ↑
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In connection with concrete.
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Had Dr Clark bean to see it?
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RECORD OFFICE, LONDON OUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITH COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE
No, but in connection with the making good, explained what was required to be done.
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But how could hw, without examining the floor, say what
Whether it was to make good one "make good" meant ? yard or the whole floor. What me the upshot of this
interview with Dr Clark ↑