Neill said that Mr. Blackburn would ike to correct part of the evidence had given at the previous hearings of the case, Mr. Blackburn! hai said that to his knowledge the Copyright Act had never been exhibited. He had since found that the exhibited in 1912, ani that in all probability it had oni then been removed as it was ing. to pieces. Further, the For-Office shad given instructions thas the Act was to be exhibited.
Mr. Anderson refused to permit Me. Blackburn's evidence to be amended and said that it' must remain as given,
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