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go to Electric Road Club to wait for him and he left adip of paper with address and he told me to buy bank drafts. I read a little

English. I can read words "In favour of Westminister Bank" on one

of the documents and "Barclays Bank Ltd." on other document. Ma Hak

Ching gave me the slip of paper with 3 addresses written on it. (Eths. PP83A to J - certified translation of 1 blue document. Exhs. PPƐ3AB). (Cheque shown to witness.) This is a cheque drawn by me dated 31/5/73. It scans to me I drew this mount in order to purchase a cashier's order from the money with bank. (Document shown to witness.)

I have seen this document before. This is a cashier's order I obtained

from money

in bank in exchange for the cheque. (Cheque PP84 and translation PP84A - cashier's order PF85 and translation PPOSA.) I

got the cashier's order to get money to buy pound sterling on Ma Hak

hing's instructions.

(Mr. Kempton objects to question

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whom the pound sterling was to be (Question allowed.)

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Did Ma Hak Shing tell you for bought?)

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Ma Hak Shing did not tell me. (PP83A to J shown to witness.) When I

got drafts from Hang Seng Bank I handed them to Ma Hak Shing in the

Club in Electric Rond. He told me to give documents to him inside a

room. No other person was inside the room when I handed him the documents I worked for a Hak Shing for 6 months. He did not change his posting during that period. Apart from banking money received from my younger brother and Ah Choy, I had no other duties to perform. After Ma had taken a long leave he told me he was quitting his job and

So I also left this employment. I did not take up any new employment. I remained unemployed until recently when I started working in sauna bath house. I worked for a very short period for the New Bayside

Club I can't remember the date. I worked for that night club as

manager. His name was Fung Kwok Leung. During period of employment in night club I had cards printed with my name as I had some shares in that night club. (Card shown to witness.) This is my card. (Exh. P86).

Mr. Hampton objects to evidence of witness's employment in Bayside

Night Club. If he was a co-conspirator his employment at Bayside