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7414:13:181 at teller No. 2, correct?2 A. Sorry.3 Q. 493 Yes.4 A. 10:58, No. 19.14:13:255 Q. 494 I beg your pardon if you look at line number nine "there was a purchase of6 5,450 Sterling on the 9th of May 1994 at 11:07 are you with me --7 A. Yeah.89 MR. MURPHY: Chairman, sorry to interrupt Mr. Millar. I wonder would it be14:13:4210 more helpful we actually looked, if Mr. Hughes is asked to look at the original11 documents rather than -- I think this is his statement as read into a private12 interview. Sorry to interrupt Mr. Millar. Probably it's a matter for him but13 it might be ...1414:13:5415 CHAIRMAN: Yes well if Mr. Hughes perhaps will have to have a look at it. I'm16 not sure exactly what the question is first.1718 MR. MILLAR: If you bear with me just for a moment. Nothing particularly19 turns on the point, Mr. Murphy. It's just perfect for the moment.14:14:0820 Q. 495 You are satisfied that was the 25th transaction on that date, isn't that21 correct?22 A. Well that's what the document says.23 Q. 496 Okay. And then there were three lodgements you say on foot of that. And they24 were lodgements of the 21st transaction at the next paragraph it's recorded as14:14:2325 being the 20th transaction and in the following paragraph, paragraph C, it26 records the 19th transaction.27 A. Right.28 Q. 497 Okay. So your evidence if I understand you correctly, is that the same person29 conducted this transaction at the counter at the same time or sequentially, is14:14:4130 that correct?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839