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who was a creditor and represented Creditor to a large amount might do it-

but Mr Wottone said bee kuw that INE Keswick would not wish to come in the matter. M. forward actualy Moller they eaid it uno a matter which

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be thought the Government should com take up and not be lift to private individuals. I said I had no doubt the Government would give instructions to the brown Solicitor immediately Warrant was obtained.. but the Goverus ment at present so far as I was aware possessed no information that it was useless to communicate with

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to take soure responsibility I would be different position. Mr. Coller said that if he were called upon for information by the Government he would. also be in a different position than if

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voluntarily to apply for a Warrant

would

I oxid the Government must have no enus reliable information before her could be applied to. W. Goller them -- said he thought the better plan wonte be for him to write to the Judge's clerk as that Mr. Suoveden might bring the matter officially to the notice of the Government with a view to the institution of Criminal proudings. During the

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