More Fish in the Sea...
W HEN the dry-dock at Port Chalmers was emptied the other day after the steamer-express Hinemoa had undergone a quick survey, so many mullet were stranded that it took six men all day to shovel them into the trucks that quickly arrived from the Port and from Dunedin. Small boys, usually content with anything, however insignificant, raised their standards for the time being and took home none but the largest, while 4ZB, through its roving microphone, came away with an amusing topical broadcast.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 472, 9 July 1948, Page 11
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88More Fish in the Sea... New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 472, 9 July 1948, Page 11
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