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MOCK CHEE, merchant, cor. Government and Cormorant Streets:- I know defendant, have known him ten years; I recognize the book produced (ex. 'C'); I saw it and examined it carefully in my capacity of Secretary at a meeting of the Chinese Benevolent Society in April last; it contains the accounts of a vegetable garden worked by five partners; their names are given in another book produced, exhibit 'D;' namely Mon Kee, i.e. Foung Due, Fun Que, Sine Sing, Chin Hong and Fun Quie; (this last not on the books); Foung Due told me at the Society meeting that he was Mon Kee in the book; the pages of exhibit 'C' now produced to me were admitted at the Society meeting by Foung Due to have been written by him. (First two pages)

FOUNG DUE, recalled: I say now that I was a partner in the garden at Fairfield with Chin Hong, Fun Que, Suie Sing, Fun Quie; I kept the books at first; I told a story last week when I said I was not a partner and did not keep books.

Certified correct copy of notes of evidence taken on 3rd and 11th October instant, on the hearing of a case on judgement summons in the Small Depts Court of Victoria, in which defendant Foung Due was the judgement debtor.

F. Macrae, Magistrate.

BC Archives GR-0419 Box 60 File 1895/82 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Attorney General Documents.