There has been an extraordinary run in the Auckland harbour, says the Star, of miniature fish, which are regarded as at least first or second cousins to whitebait and make tasty meals when fried in batter. Some of Auckland’s small boys have been reaping a fine harvest with hand-nets. The small fish arc in keen demand, and the equivalent of 18s for a benzine tin full has been paid by fish dealers.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 January 1930, Page 14
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