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SHARKS A SHILLING EACH.

FISHERMEN THROW THEM BACK. LONDON, Sept. 7. During the last month or two, many sharks have been caught at the fishing grounds off flic west coast of .Scotland. German fishing steamers have brought in most of these, but the crews, who have the sharks as a perquisite, have been disgusted when the fish realised only a shilling each and any. comingup in the nets are cast back into the sea. In Germany high prices are paid for sharks, which a German ship’s cook compared to English roast beef. Ho is surprised that English people do not eat them.

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Shannon News, 30 September 1927, Page 3

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102

SHARKS A SHILLING EACH. Shannon News, 30 September 1927, Page 3

SHARKS A SHILLING EACH. Shannon News, 30 September 1927, Page 3

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