22, a motion by Mr. H. A. Reeks, counsel for Mr. TE. Welibelove, ex-
'The hearing was very brief and was over in less than five minutes, 'Mr. Master stated that, on behalf' of the Commissioner of' Customs, mission iraw the charge wished to ask the Court for per~ which was one of infringing the China Order-in-Council of" 1925. in its position in respect of the Jthe manner in which it computed its commission for its operation of {the compar William P. Hunt, vieopresident of L. Everett & Ca, admitted in the Gourt that the dete idant company had not remitted to [the plaintiffs half of the total lighfterage charges on wheat collected from the Flood Relief Commission. The evidence submitted by the plain. tiffs was to the effect that. L. Everett & Ca. had collected Tls. 8,202 lighterage charge on 1601 tons they be from paying the
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