12,778. Have you ever sold fish, or eggs, or butter, or cattle to any one except Mr. Adie?-No.
12,779. Have you always got as good a price from him as you could have got anywhere else?-I usually got the currency.
12,780. Do you think you would have been better off if you had had liberty to deal with another?-I don't know that I would.
12,781. Have you any wish for a change?-No.
12,782. Are you content as you are?-Yes.
12,783. Do you think the evidence of the two previous witnesses was correct with regard to the price and quality of the goods at Skerries?-Quite correct.
12,784. Are the goods dearer at Skerries than they are elsewhere?-Yes.
12,785. But you have no wish for a change, and are quite content to go on paying the higher prices?-I am merely content to fish for Mr. Adie as well as for another; but I think the prices which he charges for his goods in the shop are far too dear.
12,786. But you are not bound to take all your goods from his shop?-No, not if I had the money.
12,787. Do you not get the money at settling time?-Yes, at settling time I do; but hardly as much as will keep me going for a twelvemonth, and I must go to him for some supplies.