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2762.
A.
YOB.
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630
22 438.
Q.
Well now, go on please. What happened in 1906 ? What
payments did he make and what further furniture did hə
buy
A.
The 31st of January, money received $75. 1st February,
received cooli« money $4.50. But this does not enter
into the accounts, and so it is struck out.
Interpreter. He has got a circle round it).
(The
22 431.
Q.
What was it,
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just simply for carrying furniture, and'
so forth ↑
A.
Q.
Yes, coolies carrying furniture to his place.
Alright. Go on.
22.440
A.
16th February, paid for return of a tea poy money $3.75
114th
Q.
So at that time, Er Gidley still owed you about $80 or
$90, didnt he ↑ (The Interpreter:- There are still
other items of payments).
A
Q.
A.
The lat.The Interpreter:- He means it must be the lat
March) there was again 'an article of furniture sent to
which he returned, a table, basin, stone top.
де,
How long had Mr Gidley been using this funriture 21.442.
before he returned it ? Go on, to the next entry.
Two chandeliers, hanging, $14, and a chest of drawers
$15.
Q.
Were these bought and returned ?
A.
You.
The Interpreter:▾
The Chairman:-
A.
Q.
A.
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Mr Yung Wa Chun:-
21 443.
The 1st March money received $25, the 16th, money 11444-
received $50, the 26th March received $25, - these are
the receipts. There are more than a page of different
items of furniture.
How did the account stand then ↑ Did he still owe you
some money?
He had paid all.
Well, what happened after that ?
I dont know any.
According to your book, on the 26th January 1906, he
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