7732. But you went to see him after that?-Yes; it was only then I spoke about the goods.
7733. Was it on your way home from Voe that you called at Busta and saw Mr. Gifford about the shop the second time?-No; it was before I went to Voe.
7734. Was it on your way to Voe?-I don't remember. Perhaps it may have been on a different day altogether.
7735. But it was before you went to Voe, and after you had got the letter from Mr. Adie?-Yes.
7736. You don't know from Mr. Adie or Mr. Anderson whether there had been any letters between them about you until after you were at Voe that time?-I don't know.
7737. Do you think there was any such letter?-I don't know of any, but there may have been.
7738. How did you know of the other letter first: did you see it?- No.
7739. Who told you of it?-Mr, Adie.
7740. Was that at another time when you called upon him?-No; it was the first time-the time when I went to him and asked for goods. He told me then that he had written to Mr. Anderson and got his reply.
7741. That is not what you told me before: did you not say before, that you thought it was after you had asked for the goods that Mr. Adie wrote to Mr. Anderson?-It was after I had agreed for the fish.