MR DEHAL
Now here he says
"Now you say in June '86 ..."
This is a question posed to him -
"Now you say in June '86 your bars were multiracial, were they bars which were habitually frequented by members of all race groups?"
He answers -
"Magoo's bar is an action bar.  It's got a band playing in there and quite often, well most occasions the group normally has a non-European in the band.  So we do get quite a few of the non-European coming in to listen to the group and things like that, but I would say that it's not a popular non-European bar."
The question then is -
"What's non-European?  I don't understand non-European, what's non-European?"
He says -
"Well, I mean Asiatics and Indians, that type of thing."
The question is -
"What's the difference between an Asiatic and an Indian?"
On the next page, 802, the question continues -
"I don't know.  Is Asiatic classified as Indian?"
Oh sorry, that's the answer -
"I don't know.  Is Asiatic classified as Indian?"
		"Well, Coloured, Indians and Africans. Does that make it more clear?"
		"Alright, carry on"
Then he answers -
"Well it's not popular with that crowd, I mean they don't come in that often, but they do come in as musicians and listen to the band and that type of thing, but it is predominant white."
The question then is -
"That's Magoo's you are talking about?"
And he answers -
"Well both Magoo's and Why Not"
The questioner -
"Do they both have bands there?"
And he answers -
"No, no, Magoo's has a band, Why Not hasn't, it's got background music."
Then the questioner -
"Mr Davidson, my recollection - now perhaps you can just correct me, my recollection of one of the bars, the Why Not or Magoo's or both, is that the windows to them are tinted.  Is that correct?"
He says -
"That is correct, yes"
And the questioner -
"And it's not that easy to see in?"
He answers -
"During the day it's difficult, but in the evening when the lights are on in the bar you can see through them"
Okay.  Do you remember that, do you see that, do you confirm that's the transcript?