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Are you quite sure that the clerk did not get them from

Dr Atkinson, and make that entry without your knowing

of it ?

I am quite sure of that.

Are yo quite sure you handed the instructions to the 14.950

clerk ?

I am quite sure.

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And you are not prepared to say whether that is correct

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What other books have you got, Mr Woodacck ?

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That is the cashbook, and this is the passhock.

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This cashbook represents everything you receive and

everything you pay in ?

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Who writes up this book ?

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The first Chinese clerk, ko Zsci.

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it ?

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And the receipts, how do you check them ?

Receipts - most of them come up, and I check each receipt. Receipts are brought in to me. All paying ic slijs are Erought to me.

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office. The paying in alij is the receipt for paying

in to the Bank.

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The money 1; paid in to the Bank, and the shroff who

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