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1911:07:571 Q. 89 All right. Now, can I take you through the, from left to right, the computer2 entry there, please, Mr. Hughes. Can you just explain this to us?3 A. In the first one 090394 is the date, followed by the time.4 Q. 90 10: 28.11:08:175 A. 10: 28. The 705 is the branch number. 02 was the teller number and 13 is the6 transaction and then the account number, cash 4,119.59 and it comes, across7 into a cash lodgement and the number underneath was the operative who carried8 out the transaction.9 Q. 91 Is that C87?11:08:4210 A. I believe so.11 Q. 92 Sorry is it 087?12 A. I think it's C87.13 Q. 93 All right. And in relation to the transaction 0013, you say that's the 13th14 transaction of the day on that machine number 02, is that right?11:08:5615 A. Yeah.16 Q. 94 Now, that, that's the lodgement form for that amount to Mr. Ahern's account?17 A. Yes.18 Q. 95 All right. And if we could have 27286, please. Now, Mr. Hughes, can you tell19 us what this document is, please?11:09:3420 A. That is the purchase form from the society, from the society when we bought in21 the Sterling. We bought in 4,000 pounds and we gave 4,119.59.22 Q. 96 All right.23 A. Was the Irish value.24 Q. 97 All right. So I wonder could you just explain it to me, please. If somebody11:09:5525 comes into your branch with Sterling what happens?26 A. We had a machine --27 Q. 98 Yes.28 A. -- with all the interest rates or the conversion rates were. Whatever the29 amount of money he had, we put that into the machine and get an Irish11:10:1130 equivalent.Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839