(26, me. between us that agreed I told JungKam that they money It was no beating spoke to me about it; and it was JungKam was to receive the money paid the Un would call for the money. to (herston direct for No. 12. The reason why there are two entries is that at first thing on did not ask for the 10 cents for himself. The entry of $1.10 is the later entry of the two. I don't know anything about excise officers. I have given a full explanation of all that passed between thing on and myself at the interview.RESSED. The fakis told me about defendant Chasing and them. Cheng On did not tell me. After the money was paid for No.12 defendant did not chase or beat the fokio. The entry. "No 12 $1" was the first of the two entries relating to N° 12. The Second entry is among the payments made to Tung Kam's hands. The total of these entries is $31.55. When I was charged at the Police Court I pleaded guilty in the middle of the case. ker Robinson appeared for on his advice that I pleaded guilty. my pleading guilty had nothing to do with the masters of the gambling house. Lam Thi was a shareholder all through the five years.
To the Court. The entry day Cheong Un Came to me Any how it was made on the very day the first payment. made. Cheng On only asked at first for $1 for No. 12. When I made the first payment to Thung Kann, Tungkam said to me that Theng On wanted some wages and then I said "$1.10". Then I two or three days after the first entry. Chington did not ask me for 10 cts - he simply mentioned that he was entitled to receive something. I did not promise to give him anything. I said I would see my master about it. The two entries in Exhibit En only relating to No. 12 in all the exhibits. There is no cash book showny payments of money to the persons mentioned in Exhibit C 12. I did not assist in carrying on the gaming. I knew defendant by sight. I knew No. 12 was an Inspector.
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