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were deposited in the in Chest, accessible to the 2nd Shroff... lokerers the 2nd Shroff states
the Silver was in the iron chest and the notes -
in a lin box; the latter exclusively in the care; of the 144 Shroff And Seemndly", the 2nd Shroff states, he saw the 10! Shroff. Coenting his
balance at the close of
On the
fürch
the
day.
mentioned discrepancy, the
Committee have obtained some evidence,
which
throws a preponderating influence in favour of the statement of the 2nd Shroff.
With
testimony
yuk You
regard
to the 2nd discrepancy.
can be obtained.
Лада
Committee have to state in conclusion,
that inasmuch
the sole care, management
and responsibility of the monies rested upon the
10! Shroff, of
which
position he was fully aware;
and as it is clear that he did not perform some
of
the essential duties in connection with that precition; therefore Your Committee are of opinion that the chief onus of the deficiency, however
have arisen, devolves upon
the pt. Shroff
it may
Sik
above
You
Committee have advisedly used the
words "Cheif Ones" as applied to the
Shroff; as it
as it appears to them, that the rangements of the duties of the Colonial- Treasury (as they
arran
are
performed)
are
somewhat
defective in placing absolute and unchecked Control in the hands of the sa! Shroff.
We have yen
(Signed)
b. May:
ay: Chairman
) N. R. Maform,
(i) Thos Turner. (Fine copy)
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Aeling Colonial Secretary,
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