In reply, Mr. Newman wished first to clear up one tw points. In the first place, until they came into Court, his clients knew nothing of the transaction involving he first mortgage, or even of its sistence. The other point was that they never knew of the existence of the partnership. Various members of the firm. mostly unconnected with the transactions, heard "little bit&-—that the British Flower She was in occupation of the promis and that Mr. Anderson had some connection with the fi They thought, however, that the land was Mr. Anderson's. In addition, there had been a number of act of negligence by Dr. Kew subsequent to, and antecedent to the one o Sung Sau-ching's
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