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4312:17:561 is C87.2 Q. 286 All right. And the signature can you identify that, please?3 A. I'm not too sure. I think that's the same Michael, the chap who did the other4 one, Michael Murnane.12:18:095 Q. 287 All right. Is your writing on that document?6 A. No.7 Q. 288 All right. And the exchange of the 20,000 Sterling is on the same machine as8 the lodgement I think, isn't that right?9 A. Yes.12:18:2310 Q. 289 And it's for the same amount?11 A. Correct.12 Q. 290 And the lodgement is of the 20, 000 is transaction 54 and the exchange is13 transaction 55?14 A. Correct, yes.12:18:5015 Q. 291 Can you say if the position is, Mr. Hughes, in relation to these two16 transactions, if 20,000 pounds Sterling was bought by the branch, 20,000 pounds17 given to the person who was selling the Sterling and that that amount was the18 amount that was -- it is the Sterling amount converted that was lodged to the19 B/T account. Can you say if that's correct or not from the documents?12:19:1220 A. From the documents I'd say it's correct.21 Q. 292 All right. Is there any significance to the fact that the exchange transaction22 takes place after the lodgement transaction?23 A. No.24 Q. 293 No.12:19:2225 A. No.26 Q. 294 That doesn't effect what you just said; that the lodgements say to you?27 A. As long as it goes through before the end of the day.28 Q. 295 All right. Mr. Hughes, is it correct to say that it appears from these29 documents that there were the following Sterling transactions between March and12:20:2530 October 1994.Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839