6168. How do you pay your account there, if you never get money from Mr. Adie at Voe?-Generally in this part of the world we are not confined to one thing. People in this country have sometimes different ways of getting money.
6169. Do you follow some other trade?-Yes; I sometimes sew as a tailor.
6170. And you make a little money in that way?-Yes.
6171. Are you paid in money for your tailoring work?-Generally.
6172. Is that done for your neighbours?-Yes; but I generally work for Mr. Adie and I am paid in money for that.
6173. Do you go to Voe to work, or do you go there for it and take it home?-I take it home.
6174. Does the payment for that work go into your account with Mr. Adie?-If I don't want it paid to me, it goes into the account; but if I want money, I get it.
6175. When you want money to settle your account with Mr. Irvine at Ollaberry, is that where you get it?-Not always.
6176. You get it from a party for whom you have made a coat or trousers?-Yes.
6177. You say that your eggs don't go into the account with Mr. Irvine: are you always paid for them in cash?-Not always. We sometimes take goods for them; but if we wanted them to go in to our credit, they would go.