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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12139, 29 December 1933, Page 3

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“I have never seen a fishmonger before. the court who has admitted Chair ho Jins made money,” remarked Mr. H. W: Bundle, S.M., in the Dunedin Police Court. A fishmonger, who was in tho box, replied that the fish 'business was a “hard game.” Later counsel said that the fish trade appeared to lie poor during the ...summer. “And.also in-the winter,”• added the Magistrate. Counsel replied that the state of the trade might .vary,, according to, the various times the fishmongers appeared in court. ;

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