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nickle to put in the casks. If ihe process of drying is intended, the fish is slit and opened out flat, salted same w the others, then spread out on racks of rods or wattles, turned frequently, packed up in stacks every night, and home tempoiary coveiing thrown on the crown of each ; and when dry, packed anj housed according fo fancy. I am, Sir, &c, T. B. Auckland, 20th Oct., IS4B.
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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 251, 25 October 1848, Page 2
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74Original Correspondence. New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 251, 25 October 1848, Page 2
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