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it would not do for him to draw cheques seeing what the balance
was in bank. I said it would be better for him to let me have
the cheque book entirely. From that time I signed all the
cheques. After I took charge of the cheque book Mr. Tatam
continued to draw money from the butchery. On 11th. December,
1895, Mr. Tatam drew $150 from the Butchery for personal expens-
-es. While living with me he paid nothing for board and lodging,
This went on for 6 weeka to 2 months from 15th. September,
1895, to the end of October, 1895, after that date he drew
money from the Butchery for current expenses. At that time I
rented the top of a house and the Butchery was on the 1st.
floor. Mr. Tatam drew out money as he liked. The matter was
treated as in the case of an ordinary partnership. Mr. Tatam
drew money for current expenses and at the end of the year a
settlement would have been made had the business shown a profit.
I advanced money without interest and Mr. Tatam was to give his
services, and we were to divide the profits. I borrowed on
22nd. October, 1895, the sum of $1,000 which I put into the
Butchery.
(sd.) F. A. Hazeland,
Attorney-General.
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