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Inspector Fisher, but that Inspector Wisher had only

received $30,

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Who told you that ?

A.

Inspector Leo.

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Inspector Lee told you himself "

A.

Yes, Sir.

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When did he tell you that ?

A.

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During a conversation near the former Volunteer Head

Quarters.

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At the same time that he shewed you the money in the

envelope ?

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A.

Yes, Sir,

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Do you ramanber the number of the houses ?

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I have got them in my note book at home. I could not

be precise about the number from memory.

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And what was the money supposed to have been paid for?

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A.

I could not tell you that,

Sir.

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Did Leo tell you distinctly that $60 had been paid, half of whion had been paid to Inspector Fisher ?

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A.

Yes. I afterwards asked Lee about it, and he said he had nothing to do with that conversation whatever, as

it was only skylarking.

Yr Shelton Hooper!-

Did he say who the contractor was ?

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A.

He did not tell me who the contractor's shop was, hut

that the interpreter had called for the màney.

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Is that interpreter still in the servide ?

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Yes, he is still in No 5 District.

The Chairman ! -

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Who was the interpreter ?

Mr Fisher's interpreter. Inspector Cooke told me afterwards that on joining the Department. - he was

- Inspector Lee

a Ward Master in the Civil Hospital,

had called on him in the Civil Hospital, and said "you are taking over No 5 Dåstriot, you will be able to make a good thing out of it". I asked Inspector Cooks if he was prepared to prove it, and he said yes, but

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