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munication between

f Shaplok

and Mr. Coldwelle

It is admitted that she

and Mrs. Caldwell are

daughters of adopted Listers.

all

But Mr. Caldwell states that he has thrown off a his wifes Chinese relations, Ide also states that he has prosecured two

people to

conviction for professing like Shaplok to sell their

alleged

interest with him.

I must

Day

that this

group of facts have

unsatisfactory appearancs); white the purchases of land (furfessedly for her sister) by

Mr Caldwell and the Civcumstance that Mr.

Caldwell was in pecuniary difficulties

is now

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compounding with

his

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suspicions

character

Lautly ancmputant fact havresumed during the propps of the

camination - Further

exam

proceedo "the co

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the Report since

mmencement of this

enquiring, Mr. Cal duele hav, solely upon the information

conveyed in an anonymous Letter that certain furfurty

"

had been dolen, personally

"

and without the avoidance

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the police searched a the occupation

room in

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Assow the Police Cont

whom Mr.

Interpreter

Coldwell knew to be about

to

evidenc

give

before the

Commission. This seemo

to me an extremely impurper

preceding

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