14,992. We will go to your own books. Is this [showing] your pass-book with Mr. Adie at Voe from 1869 downwards?-Yes.
14,993. Were all the articles entered there got by you at the prices which are there marked?-Yes.
14,994. I see that in June and July 1869 there is some meal and flour entered in quantities, without any price being marked?-Yes.
14,995. How did that happen?-They know best themselves why they did not enter the prices. I cannot explain it.
14,996. I show you an entry of one quarter boll Indian meal: is that in Mr. Adie's handwriting?-I don't know; it will be in the writing of some of Adie's men. All the entries in that book were written in the shop.
14,997. Has that account been settled?-Not yet.
14,998. Is that the reason why the price has not been put in?-No, I should not say that was the reason.
14,999. Is this [showing] a continuation of the other account?- Yes.
15,000. Have you got all the articles that are marked in this book?-Yes.
15,001. Did you get all the articles entered there at the prices which are marked?-Yes, I got them at the prices marked when there is any price; but there is a sack of pease-meal entered without any price to it.