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THIRTY FIRST MERTING.

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In moder

Monday the 8th October, 1906, at 2.15 p.m.

The Honourable Mr E. A. Hewett, prasided:-

All the Members present:-

G. A. Woodcock, recalled:-

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Mr Woodcock, last Meeting I asked you to hand in your

account books.

The Chairman:-

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A.

Yes.

(Books produced).

44 Qo

A.

I presume you want to take them away with you ?

Yes.

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Better put them before the Commission, and just explain

the system.

A.

This is the fine book, which I referred to, and which

is necked by the local auditor.

31 Q.

Well, do you mean to say that every man, who is fined, 1485 7

is entered in this book ?

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

C.O. 537

RECORD OFFICE, LONDON OUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITH- COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE

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Yes.

12 Q.

Whether the P. C. M. 0. tells you or not?

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A.

Every fine only the P. §. X. 0. can fine and every

fine he imposes is ent ed in that book.

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4.

A.

So this is practically your cashbook for fines ?

Yes, and this (another book) is practically the ledger

for fines.

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Q.

This is a summary for each month ?

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A.

It shews the total amount for fines.

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And this is the day to day fines ↑

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A.

Yes. Then in addition to the fines book, we have what

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