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A.-I did not make the entries. Chan A Fu made them.
Q. Do you know anything about that (entry pointed out)?
A. I do.
Q. What is it for?
A. He said "I am in the Sanitary Board Office and I will let you know everything and I am worth $5."
The Chairman.-Who did he make the statement to? To you personally?
A. He said it both to me and my
Q.-Wer
father.
ere you together when he said that ?
A.-No.
Q.-Who paid Lo Man Kai that $5 per month?
A.-It was paid at the Slaughter-house,
Q.-Well, who paid the money to Lo Man Kai? Who actually gave him the money?
A. I have not. I dont know.
Mr. Lau Chu Pak.-Is there a special accountant at the Slaughter-house ?
A. There is.
The Chairman.-What is his name?
A.-Chan A Fu.
Mr. Lau Chn Pak.-Do you know that he has himself personally paid this $5 to Lo Man Kai ?
A.-I do not.
The Chairman. Might he not put the $5 into his pocket and put it in the book as having been paid to Lo Man Kai?
A.--I heard Lo Man Kai say something.
Q.--What did he say ?
A.--About the $5 a month and I dont think that that man has pocketed it himself.
Q.-Do
you think if he had pocketed it himself and not paid it to Lo Mau Kai that Lo Man Kai would have told you about it?
A.-I dont know. If he did not give the money to Lo Man Kai, Lo Man Kai could come and ask me for it.
Q.-If you paid Lo Man Kai $5 a month what did you get in exchange for it?
A.-Nothing particular, he interpreted for us at the Sanitary Board and he would tell us about anything. He said he would do this and he said he was worth $5.
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