Wong, "the joint-liquidator, had assured the "judge that all the fonds were now accounted for and hat the amount approximated 0 Tis, 50,000, Mr. Meinherdt accepte! the statement as a sincere one from Mr, Preston's clients. He did not doubt that they had come to see that the position taken by them formerly was unsound, and could not justified, The statements at the beginning of Dir. Preston's remark however, might be misunderstood by any person unfamiliar with all the facts and phases of the case, namely those referring to the reasons for the dismiss of upon retaining in 2 separate and. special account in the Chartered Bonk a sum of $15,000 to protect their fees, a figure which was a ete cee 3 re
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