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Ex.G
Ex.H
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books were not kept in Mr. Brewer's room.
Mr. Rodrigues gave
me one book only. I did not make out a balance sheet myself.
I received the combined balance sheet from Mr. Brewer. Ι
remember balance sheet. I recognise N.I.B.8 (Ex.G) as that
balance sheet. I completed my auditing on 6.6.28.
That is my
signature on Ex.G. Dates are written by me, that is date when
I completed balance sheet. The date is date of completion of
auditing. I signed it on same day. Capital is stated there
in a particular way. I signed N.I.B.6 (Ex.H) at a later date.
There is a considerable difference between Exs.G & H. Mr. Brewer
called me over and asked me to sign Ex.H, but before I did so
I noticed the differences. Mr. Brewer called me by 'phone to
Instone Banking Corporation to his room. This was after 5 p.m.
I saw there Mr. Brewer, nobody else, not Mrs. Brewer. I never
saw her in connection with the balance sheets.
I pointed out
to Mr. Brewer differences between Exs. G & H. He said that it
would look better if the uncalled capital was put under assets.
He also said that he had seen banks and big emporia make out
their balance sheets in this way. I again asked him why item
'Capital Uncalled' was under Assets. He said he had asked
shareholders to sign certain application forms, and that there- fore the shareholders would be liable for paying up uncalled capital. I also asked him why he should amplify $2,613,260 item.
He said that to do so would show the sound financial standing
of Bank. Mr. Brewer said that he included Capital Uncalled under
Assets because shareholders could be called on at any time to
pay up their uncalled capital. I questioned Mr. Brewer because
I knew that in Hong Kong companies Uncalled Capital is not
included under Assets. I objected to that form; Mr. Brewer was
offended. Item Mortgage & Long Term loans; I saw no mortgage deed at all, but the total sum was added from the 2 balance sheet and 1 Return. Reason why I signed balance sheet although I had
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