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Apparatus for Packing Fish, etc.
Fig. 17.
(«). Fish Boxes.
All of the trawlers which flush in fleets in the North Sea use oblong wooden boxes, generally called " trunks" (see Fig. 17), to pack their fish in. These are of uniform si/.e, and hold from S5 to 95 pounds of fish, the difference in weight depending chiefly on the kind of fish ; some species of flat fish— the sole, for instance— pack very closely, and consequently weigh more than a box of haddock or cod. The boxes are partly cov- ered ...by a strip of board nailed on each side of the top, while an oblong- hole, large enough for a man to get his hand in, is cut near the upper edge of each end. In handling /he boxes after they are tilled these holes are very convenient, as they afford a handhold, and they an- also of service for reeving through the line which runs from end to end of a box to hold the fish in position.
The Brixham trawlers, who carry their fish to market every day, or perhaps twice a day, use small baskets, called " pads" and " half- pads." Holdsworth says: "The packages in which the trawl-tish are stored have lost much of their significance as denoting any particular capacity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apparatus for Packing Fish, etc.
Fig. 17.
(«). Fish Boxes.
All of the trawlers which flush in fleets in the North Sea use oblong wooden boxes, generally called " trunks" (see Fig. 17), to pack their fish in. These are of uniform si/.e, and hold from S5 to 95 pounds of fish, the difference in weight depending chiefly on the kind of fish ; some species of flat fish— the sole, for instance— pack very closely, and consequently weigh more than a box of haddock or cod. The boxes are partly cov- ered ...by a strip of board nailed on each side of the top, while an oblong- hole, large enough for a man to get his hand in, is cut near the upper edge of each end. In handling /he boxes after they are tilled these holes are very convenient, as they afford a handhold, and they an- also of service for reeving through the line which runs from end to end of a box to hold the fish in position.
The Brixham trawlers, who carry their fish to market every day, or perhaps twice a day, use small baskets, called " pads" and " half- pads." Holdsworth says: "The packages in which the trawl-tish are stored have lost much of their significance as denoting any particular capacity.
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