, 1 said, 'That beinor the case my money is ready.' I must cay I feel very much aggrieved at the way other people have been allowed to escape.". Mr Churton : "Wβ did not make the application." The Chairman : " You have assisted them in every way." Mr Churton: " Mr Darjjaville applies to the Court, is examined on oath, and Ilia statement ia to the etlect that if matters are forced it will not return 2s ia the £. If the statement was wrong, well, then ho would be liable for perjury." The Chairman: "it was your duty to make him pay, or put him through tho Court." Mr Waymouth : But ho cut the ground from under our feeb by applying to the Supreme Court. It you, Mr Chairman, believe that Mr Dar gaville has made a wrong oath, it is open to prosecute him. We can do nothing when he makes such a statement on oath. The Chairman : "It may be at that par ticular time he could nob get £2,0t)0 odd to pay down, but might possibly have done so had lie been allowed time ; at any rate it was the duty of the liquidators to have exhausted all legal means to re cover the money. They appeared to be acting very differontly in Mrs Chamber- All she asks for is time, and yet she is qompelled to pay at once. Mrs Chamberlain : " Yes, on the 26th. Chairman : " Why should sho be treated that way while other shareholders have been dealt with so leniently '!" Mr Waymouth : " Mrs Chamberlain may also apply to the Supreme Court." Mrs Chamborlain : " 1 can raise the money by selling, but then 1 shall havo no income. If I sell now, how am Ito live ?" The Chairman : " I must say I am not satisfied with the way thinge have been conducted. I think the calls might have been got from some of the shareholders whoseliabilitifis have been compromised." Mr Churton : " But even it it had, that would not have lessened the amount to be paid by you." The Chairman : " Quite so ; but I am called upon to pay in full, while others who aro probably quiie as well able to pay are allowed to escape. 