JUDGE WILSON
One is by a police officer who gives evidence about where he found a great many items, such as a brown wallet containing quite a lot of money, a card belonging to the deceased which was found in the possession of Mishek May.  A gold wrist watch with the deceased's name engraved on the back of it and similar articles.  They were found all over the place, in the possession of a number of people.  They have all been identified by Mrs May as belonging to herself or the deceased.  In these circumstances it seems to me we should firstly make the documents available to you so you can read them, if necessary take instructions and furthermore it would perhaps be desirable to obtain a copy of the judgment at the trial which may deal with all these points.  If not we should call these two people.
	In any event I feel Mrs May should be informed that this application is proceeding.  At the time that she made this affidavit she gave an address there.  Those people may well be able to find her, and it seems to me we should let the matter stand down for the moment, but it certainly will not be concluded today, depending on the attitude adopted by your clients.  They have now committed themselves to one version.  
	It also appears, I may be have misread the affidavit that some of the coins were sold and a cheque for R1 200 was found in the possession of, I think, Mr Leeuw.  So perhaps you would like to read them.