Duncan: Did you prepare anytMng for him in reference to this £3? I prepared a rough draft of the amended schedule, and a rough copy of the state of Ms affairs, statement of accounts, or receipts and expenditure. Was it a copy of the original schedule? That I cannot swear. From what did you prepare them ? As regards the schedule, from what I saw of it in the court; as regards the statement of affairs, from information I received from Mackay. What else did you do ? Nothing else. His Honor: Are you sure you did nothing else ? I did nothing else concerning his affairs in bankruptcy beyond what I have stated. Mr Duncan: Did you instruct anybody to do anything else ? I am not sure that I did. Did you prepare exhibit C (Mackay’s peti tion) ? I swear I did not. Did you enable anyone to prepare it 7 I gave no assistance whatever to prepare it at all. Did yon prepare exhibit D (notice paper for adjudication) ? No; the same as the other. His Honor: Did you give any assistance to prepare it ? No, your Honor. Mr Duncan: Did you give these docu ments or either of them to Mackay ? I am not aware of doing so. Now just think, I cannot state whether I did or not. His Honor : Can you not recollect ? Mr Duncan: Just think. I want to get the facts. I am giving you the facts. lam not aware that I gave them or either of them to Mackay. I was asked to prepare them, and I refused. His Honor: Are you sure of that ? Positive, your Honor. His Honor : By whom were you asked ? By Mackay. Mr Duncan: Did you see these documents before they were filed ? That I cannot swear to. Have you any doubt about it ? His Honor; What is your belief upon the point ? I saw a document like that. Mr Duncan ; In the same handwriting ? I cannot say it was the same handwriting. I believe I saw similar handwriting. His Honor; Of course you might hare seen similar handwriting, but did you see that document ? I could not swear to that, your Honor. Mr Duncan: Do you know whose hand writing it is ? 1 don’t. 