16,072. Did you knit for Mr. Sinclair at one time?-I sold him a few haps last year.
16,073. Did you sell him a great number before that-I did not; but when I had any little things I sold them to Mr. Joseph Leask, and got money articles for them.
16,074. Did you ever sell so many as half a dozen to Sinclair?-I cannot say, for I did not count them. The last one I sold was to him.
16,075. What did you get for it?-12s.
16,076. How much wool was in it?-I cannot say, for I spun it myself, and wrought it until it was done.
16,077. Do you not know how many cuts of worsted were in it?- No; I did not count them.
16,078. What was the size of it?-I suppose it would be about two yards.
16,079. Was it made of fine wool or ordinary wool?-It was just the ordinary wool that is used for haps.
16,080. Were you paid in money or in goods for it?-I was paid mostly in goods, but he gave me money without my asking for it.
16,081. How much money did you get?-1s. or so. I could not exactly say how much, but he gave me what I required. I got the goods which I required, and he gave me that money, and he also gave me tea, which was the same as money, because if I had had to buy it I would have had to pay for it.