Mr, Brown, referring to a letter] amongst the exhibits, said this made it appear that the $5,500 foe was the same as the fees mentioned in the Jaccount. Mr. Kentwell replied that. his letters to Messrs. White-Cooper, Master & Harris and their letters to him fully explained that. Tt was the result of something written in a hurry.
Were you responsible for "E, 0. E." at. the bottom?—It was! nothing to do with me.
When did you obtain your discharge from the liquidatorship?—There was no formal discharge. 1 considered myself as discharged when Gonzales made his statement of account.
At this stage the hearing was adjourned again, the Judge, after an appeal by Mr, Kentwell, who said, that ho had" been foreed—to put off all his business on account of this action, agreeing to one free day 'Mr, Kentwoll—I wish to apologise! to my friend, Mr, Brown, if I have in any way' insulted him, T am undergoing a great strain and 1) have never been erestexamined before,
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