1960. Does your sister-in-law, Mrs. James Bolt, deal in the same way?-Yes; in the same manner.
1961. And, altogether with Mr. Sinclair?-Yes. We always knit together, and what hosiery we have we always sell to him.
1962. Do you buy the worsted from Mr. Sinclair exactly in the same way as you would buy a piece of cotton or a dress?-Yes; just the same.
1963. The price of the worsted is reckoned up as part of the price of the shawl that you are selling?-Yes. We get it on a line the same as the other goods.
1964. Of course: there is no writing: it is just a transaction across the counter unless there is a line?-Yes.
1965. But if you have a line, and bring it back to the shop in order to get goods, do you get worsted for it just as you get any other goods?-Yes; I have got worsted on a line.
1966. Do you know that these transactions are all entered in Mr. Sinclair's book?-Yes.
1967. You have seen that done?-Yes.
1968. The worsted is entered there as well as the other things?- Yes.
Lerwick, January 3, 1872, Mrs. WILHELMINA BOLT, examined.