... THE FISHING INDUSTRY. Bucxix.—A few cod have been landed this weeks by small boats working the ripper. Boats have been leaving hourly for the Weet Coast, and their places are taken by other boats off the beach. hiAcbuvr.—Only a few small boats were engaged ...

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... the crew of a small boat which was at the ripper fishing for codling. The ripper is a long bright piece of lead armed with large hooks, which is seized by fish on account of its brightness. One of the rippers was swallowed by a large fish. which, when ...

... and Bee Street the previous day. Be pleaded guilty, but stated that hod hero provoked by the children colling him 'Jock the Ripper.* He hod been previously coovicted, and this occasion was fined 205.. with the alternative days* imprison, meat. Thursday ...

... to lid. Woomes Field Boot*. Id to M. Id. Fi.. Kid and Mora= Hoot., n, lid to 10.6 d. &wag Load sod Bummed itoot•, to lid. !Rippers. is all die Leading Styles . Booto—Lseing, Buttoned. aid Iskate•—for Mood Wear. ♦GENT. REDUCTION IN PRICE TOWER TEA 1 ♦LL ...

... takes ranging from 1 to 10 owtv. haddocks per boat. The price was 10s per A fair quantity of cod and saith, caught by the ripper, landed. The weather was on the whole favourable. l'he boats employed at the herring 8-king were deity at sea during the week ...

... Wincey. Tartan, and Wool Shirtings, of extra value; Lamb's Wool .Miirrs and Pants. Railway Wrappers. Gloves. Muffler*. Boots, Ripper*. Overshoes. Portmanteaus. Tranks. Bags, Hat Cases; • atm and Kelt Hats, Bonnets, Caps, Ac. Cords and Moleskins of the bent ...

... WINTER BOOTS • DONALD Stock al BOOTS and SHOES. WOMEN'S STRONG FIELD BOOTS Far Out donr Work, 5. to o or tickets. Leather !Rippers (Watch 5. Id. 4 la variety nt Hones and dd. Sa ad. St Rd— Cloth, torrid, BOYS' AND GRUA' BOON. Strom. Kip Tacketo. b to 8 ...

... yean old 1 MAKE. 3 years old; 1 FILLT, yean old; Bon Carta. Starts and DonhMßoardel Months. Harrows. Stone Boilers, Grabber, Ripper, Hone Baroen. Tnralp Sowar, Ban Paroitnre, and aB minor Implamentm Mh!^ ateada, Bedding, Faodera, Mre-irona, tarometer, Chine ...

... boats were successful in landing each trip from 1 to 3 owts. per boat, which fetched per cwt. ♦few cod and with got by the ripper were landed by the Grows at tte herring fishing. CASTLZBAY, Tuesday.—Except a few boats, the fleet were all at the w•-st ...

... white fish at 8d to is 8d each. On Tuesday 20 boats had 3 to 6 boxes at 13s to 163 Gd per cwt. A dozen, boats working the ripper averaged half a box codlings at 8s per box. Yesterday 10 boats had shots of 13s to 26s boxes haddocks at 133 6d to 16s per ...

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