4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 A £367 1 5 £2594 2 81/2 £738 6 101/2 *B 88 10 9 769 18 01/2 31 0 93/4 C 51 15 0 338 14 1/4 92 4 9 D 69 16 9 292 8 1 43 4 4 *e 465 10 0 2233 10 10 0 0 0 *F, 126 0 0 863 10 10 213 13 0 G, 0 0 0§ 208 10 2 0 0 0 *H, 39 8 10 866 0 2 304 14 0 J, 162 13 3 415 8 101/2 114 12 81/2 K, 19 0 0 286 6 0 0 0 0 *L, 45 0 0 164 1 8 0 0 0 *M, 292 3 6 878 17 1 366 11 61/2 *N 331 1 4 1763 12 61/2 100 13 10 O, 0 0 0 650 4 1 0 0 0 *P, 0 0 0§ 2063 18 01/2 284 0 01/2 †Q, 12 9 7 174 5 11 50 4 91/2 R, 55 14 6 520 7 0 32 7 10 †S, 56 13 5 1054 6 111/2 0 0 0 †T, 59 17 9 861 11 8 91 8 0 £2242 16 1 £16,999 14 81/4 £2463 2 61/4 7 7 7 8 8 8 9.1 A £1077 1 11 £1444 7 1 114 *B 163 5 03/4 248 7 31/4 31 C 32 4 21/2 30 10 21/2 17 D 85 3 31/2 85 3 31/2 11 *e 834 6 3 834 6 3 25 *F, 0 0 0 0 0 0±¶ 118 G, 106 17 0 106 17 0 6 *H, 342 7 1 342 7 1 27 J, 34 11 41/2 28 10 0 29 K, 133 9 91/2 159 17 10 6 *L, 87 5 23/4 87 5 23/4 6 *M, 265 18 01/2 294 17 11/2 67 *N 484 4 11/2 479 8 1 22 O, 216 14 81/2 216 14 81/2 22 *P, 693 0 5 693 0 5 15 †Q, 21 17 9 21 17 9 6 R, 125 3 8 125 3 8 32 †S, 616 5 61/2 616 5 61/2 7 †T, 256 9 2 251 9 2 35 £5576 4 71/2 £6066 7 81/2 596 9.2 9.2 9.2 10.1 10.2 10.2 10.2 A £1160 8 8 143 £1379 5 7 *B 101 9 1/4 50 294 8 93/4 C 27 17 41/2 35 150 17 101/2 D 29 1 0 18 67 7 41/2 *e 59 11 9 72 172 1 9 *F, 783 0 0 141 948 18 3 G, 45 19 4 9 87 19 7 *H, 159 2 2 21 137 11 11 J, 220 11 7 38 401 12 31/2 K, 13 0 41/2 8 26 8 01/2 *L, 25 7 51/4 7 26 14 63/4 *M, 538 3 31/2 76 737 0 7 *N 74 18 0 27 122 15 81/2 O, 195 11 11 19 197 16 7 *P, 70 7 8 41 150 16 31/2 †Q, 9 16 4 16 48 14 31/2 R, 101 17 5 50 213 4 7 †S, 20 16 5 9 24 10 2 †T, 292 2 7 52 372 7 9 £3929 2 4 832 £5560 12 0 *See Note (*) on table II., Home Fishing, 1871. † This includes the Herring fishing. ‡ Includes $540, 9s. of Rents paid. § Included in No. 2. ± Although a few would have cash to get, yet the supplies to the whole exceeded their earnings by about £536, 7s. 8d. TABLE II.--HOME FISHING--SEASON 1871. [Page 26] 1. No. of Fishermen employed 2. Amount of Goods debited to Fishermen. 3. Cash advanced before Settlement. 4. Fishing Expenses charged to the Men. 5. Gross Sum credited to them for Fish. 6. Gross Sum credited to them for Stock, etc. 7. Cash due to them at Settlement. 8. Cash paid to them at Settlement 9.1 No. of Fishermen indebted at Settlement of 1870 9.2 Total Debts 10.1. No. of Fishermen indebted at Settlement of 1871 10.2. Total Debts 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 A 182 £911 19 5 £809 16 8 *B 79 406 8 1/4 137 15 41/2 *C 46 308 16 1 103 19 61/2 D 100 411 15 8 249 18 0 *E 260 634 0 6 251 0 4 *F, 144 735 2 2 640 3 1 G, 23 60 0 0 40 17 0 *H, 103 260 12 4 182 16 1 J, 60 279 11 61/2 110 17 101/2 K, 12 65 11 111/2 23 0 0 Q 142 479 17 4 371 11 5 *M, 147 1136 17 61/2 276 8 0 O, 36 108 6 5 55 0 6 *N 185 345 6 91/2 560 11 01/2 S 66 107 14 8 110 14 11/2 *L 30 100 9 11 1615 £6352 10 41/4 £3924 9 01/2