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ving the ship, it was ascertained that
Ibraith, at 4:30 p.m., visited a ship’s out-
ers adjacent to the Docks, where he
ight for himself a new bridge coat which
t £7 12s. 10d. His movements are then
cure until 7:30 p.m., when he was in
snsed premises in the area of the Docks
J where he met a prostitute with whom
ultimately stayed the night. With her,
ther woman and a seaman, he visited
rious licensed houses, where he spent
mney freely, and in one of them, where
ncing was taking place, he bought several
inds of drink for the whole of the band.
addition he repaid the drummer in the
nd a loan of £1 which had been made to
n about four years previously and which
> drummer had pressed for from time to
1e.

On leaving this hotel he and his friends
nt on to a fairground where he again
nt money freely, and then he and the
ostitute went to her room. As stated
lier, after leaving her the following morn-
x he went home, washed and changed,
d then went to Mrs. X.’s house and was

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with her there and later at Liverpool until
Tuesday, the day of his arrest.

TELLER’S Error HAMPERS POLICE

Enquiries were made at the various shops
and licensed houses which he had visited,
with a view to tracing any passing by him
of £1 notes in the series A.88.H514001-
514500. Detective officers reported that
amongst the takings at some of these places
new £1 notes in the series A.88.E.514001-
514500 were found. In view of the simi-
larity in the serial numbers of these notes
and those first reported to the Police, a
further enquiry was made at the bank in
Liverpool and it was then ascertained that
the bank teller had erroneously furnished
the serial numbers A.88.H.514001-514500
for A.88.E.514001-514500. This mistake
was unfortunate and but for this there is
no doubt that the Police would have traced
many more notes than was actually the
case. Nevertheless it was possible to recover
a total of 19 £1 notes in this series from
seven different points of contact where it
was found that the prisoner had been spend-
ing money, and in addition to the recovery
of actual notes, it was possible to prove that
the prisoner, between the time of the mur-
der and the time of the arrest, had had in
his possession approximately £55. One of
the notes in this series was actually recovered
from the prostitute with whom Galbraith
spent the night after the murder. Lavish
spending by Galbraith was traced in the
area of the Docks: in the district where Mrs.
X. lives: and in Liverpool where they had

spent the week-end together. A few of the
major items of expenditure may be of in-
terest, namely:

Salford: i Gl
TAD NO)

Bridge coat for self 0.0...
Payment to prostitute,
drink, etc. . V4 0. ©
Repayment of loan i @ 0)
Fallowfield:
Coat and dress for Mrs. X. 7 0 8
Shoes for self and Mrs. X. 2 0

5
Shirt and collars for self...... 1-0
Flowers for Mrs. X. .... 12

Drinks in licensed premises | 0 C
Liverpool:

Railway and taxi fares ..... Sy @

Handbag for Mrs. X F112 G

Hotel, meals, etc. ............ SRA 0

No SIGN OF STRUGGLE

To return to the scene of the crime, care-
ful examination of the cabin immediately
after the removal of the body revealed no
sign of a struggle nor any weapon that
might have been used by the murderer. On
the pillow of the bunk there was a reddish:
brown outline approximately rectangular in
shape. In the depression formed by this
outline, there were particles of a reddish-
brown dust and minute flakes. On the
top sheet, below the pillow, there was
another reddish-brown mark—triangular
in shape. On the ceiling of the cabin on
one of the beading strips there were two
marks, apparently recently made. Doctor
Firth, the Director of the North-Western

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