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7114:08:131 Q. 466 If I was a teller sitting at one of the desks and I was taking in Sterling and2 I was making the lodgements but I wasn't actually recording the transactions3 where would I keep the Sterling cash?4 A. I assume it would have to go into the shoot.14:08:295 Q. 467 Like a cash register sort of a thing?6 A. Yes.7 Q. 468 I see. And it would all be kept together is that so?8 A. And then you balance the cash at the end of the evening.9 Q. 469 So if I take in Sterling at 1 o'clock and I don't do the transaction and I take14:08:3910 in more at 2 o'clock and I don't record the transaction and do the same at 311 o'clock. That accumulation of Sterling cash is all kept together in the same12 place in the same drawer, is that correct?13 A. Correct.14 Q. 470 And at 5 o'clock or thereabouts, I come to balance the 135 account, I count all14:08:5515 of the Sterling I have, correct?16 A. Go on, yeah.17 Q. 471 And then you write up the 135 transactions, is that correct?18 A. No, no, no. There is a docket, forms would be made out for the 135 but not put19 through. So you would put them through at that stage and then you would do14:09:1420 your balancing.21 Q. 472 Well if I could refer you to page No. 27296, please.2223 JUDGE FAHERTY: 97 maybe if you are looking for --2414:09:3125 MR. MILLAR: 27297 actually, I beg your pardon.2627 JUDGE FAHERTY: Yes.2829 Q. 473 MR. MILLAR: Now, how do you know what time the figure of 39,70.19 was written14:09:4630 in at?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839