THE FISH MARKET.
{To the Editor of the Daily Times.) Sir,—l have heard that it is proposed to establish a regular fish market here, and that it is intended that the stalls should pay the same amount of rent all round, instead of adoptiug, as in Melbourne and elsewhere, the system of tender for a particular stall in a better position than another. Now, Sir, don't you think it would be politic for those interested in the revenue from such a market if such a course were adopted ; and I myself would not object to pay a couple of pounds per week extra for a good stall. Trusting that you will think this worthy of insertion, —1 am, Sir, &c,
One op the Oldest Fishmokgers
tion, —I am, Sir, &c, One op the Oldest Fishmongers.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 293, 27 November 1862, Page 6
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135THE FISH MARKET. Otago Daily Times, Issue 293, 27 November 1862, Page 6
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