115. But when you go to sell any of the goods you have knitted, can you get anything you want?-I cannot get money, but I can get anything else, except worsted. They won't give it.
116. Will they not give you worsted for your knitted goods?-No. They won't give it for the hosiery. They want money for the worsted.
117. Do they give any reason for that?-I don't know. They say it is a money article.
118. Does that mean ready-money?-Yes.
119. It is cotton or tea you generally get?-Yes; or any other small thing except money. We can get anything except it.
120. You work at other things; so that I suppose you have money from your wages in the fish-curing establishment for the purpose of paying your rent, and things that you must pay in money?-Yes.
121. You get your wages there in money?-Yes; I get money for that.
122. You work for Mr. Leask?-Yes.
123. He does not keep a store of any kind?-No; he has no store, but he keeps a shop.
124. Have you to take goods for your wages there?-No; I can either get money or goods, whichever I want.