Mr, Newman—Are you quite sure he sad the selling value of the notes! was $9,000?—Yes, He said the cost would "be $9,000. T received five bundles of 100 each. i If he told you the selling. value of the notes was $2,000. there must have been 50,000 notes in the bundle showed to you?
Witness did not calculate, He said their selling value was $9,000 Do you suggest necused came downstairs to you with a bundle 50,000 notes under his arm?—t did not count how many he carried.
You did not tell us in the Police Court that accused offered you 100,000 notes?—No, 1 just answer the questions which are put. Sometimes when T have been going to ry something T have been stopped.
Who made these bogus Dank notes?—I did not know at frst, but found they were made by Woo. He was the manager of the matter Nanziang, I went there t0 see that the wont was properly done.
Is Woo an exconviet, like your sdf2—1 don't know.' He "is a printer.
T suppose you can make hank] notes?—Yes, I can, but I'don't want to make any now.
id Kentwell Know you were un excconviet?—I don't know, T didn't tell him.
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