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The latter so far as I remember ran that I have been taken

seriously ill and have gone back to my country without per—

-mision" Then he referred to " I have the receipts in cOD-

-neation with two impraste of Five hundred dollars sach

and he told me what had been done in connection with that

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Money.

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Eəll us what he told you ?

He said they were receipts for Four hundred and seventy six

dollars in a pigeon hole on his desk and that the Registrar

General had received a cheque for another Four hundred and

fifty dollars.

Did he say where you were to write to give him his leave of 1709 28-

abeznce ?

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17:0 0:- Du you know where his native country is ?

A:- No.

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Did you go to the pigeon hole and get these impresta ?

A:- Yo. I have not done that.

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Did you take charge of these papers ?

I have instructed Mr Kwok Puk To. I gave him the key of the

safe and asked him to go through the accounts to see what

they were. I have been the whole morning going through the

paya"a.

39:- Never mind the whole morning going through the papers. Do

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you mean to say you don't know what documents you have

allowed Mr Kwok Puk To, who is himself under notice to go,

to take away on behalf of Le Man Xai ?

I have told him to go on with his work. 7491- But any private papers there - ?

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There are no privite papers.

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