Add to ORKGship vTO SHIP means to work at the fishery during the summer for a fixed amount of wages.DNE-cit G.M.Story JUN 1972JH JUN 1972Used I and SupNot usedNot usedshipped, ship green, GREEN, ship out, LIMB, SHIVE*.The source is not listed in DNE but the card is stamped as cited
ship vOn the 9th September, we began shipping dry fish, and I went on boart the schooner to supervi...
ship vTo sign contract to work in woods for specified length of time.YesDNE-cit JWJ WIDDOWSON [...
ship v'She shipped for the summer as a maid', ie. she was hired.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot used...
ship vTo employ or be employed. From being used in connection with employment at the fishery, the w...
ship v...she hires or ships (for the same word is used) what help she may require.PRINTED ITEM DNE...
ship vA hired man or woman ashore or afloat.DNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedshipped, ship green...
ship vThis would make the regulations more general and extend it to such persons though not _shippe...
ship vThe farm-servants frequently go to the seal- fishery, and are, with the other classes, excep...
ship vWhen the fish was "shipped" (that is, sold) to a local merchant, however, jobs were provided ...
ship vAbout ten or twelve years ago a man from Tors Cove named John O' Neill used to work for my fa...
ship vWe had not shipped our fish yet but I told him that he could go, I would ship the fish and se...
ship vAnd he shipped to a feller. Jack was to ship to a feller, and he had two daughters. [i.e....
ship vThat was in October or November. The fish was all shipped and all the supplies was in by the...
ship vWe hauled boughs and covered the flakes before spreading the fish.. We built our own boats l...
ship vShe was married for quite a while...when she started to feign sick. So he shipped a boy. An' ...
ship vOn the 9th September, we began shipping dry fish, and I went on boart the schooner to supervi...
ship vTo sign contract to work in woods for specified length of time.YesDNE-cit JWJ WIDDOWSON [...
ship v'She shipped for the summer as a maid', ie. she was hired.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot used...
ship vTo employ or be employed. From being used in connection with employment at the fishery, the w...
ship v...she hires or ships (for the same word is used) what help she may require.PRINTED ITEM DNE...
ship vA hired man or woman ashore or afloat.DNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedshipped, ship green...
ship vThis would make the regulations more general and extend it to such persons though not _shippe...
ship vThe farm-servants frequently go to the seal- fishery, and are, with the other classes, excep...
ship vWhen the fish was "shipped" (that is, sold) to a local merchant, however, jobs were provided ...
ship vAbout ten or twelve years ago a man from Tors Cove named John O' Neill used to work for my fa...
ship vWe had not shipped our fish yet but I told him that he could go, I would ship the fish and se...
ship vAnd he shipped to a feller. Jack was to ship to a feller, and he had two daughters. [i.e....
ship vThat was in October or November. The fish was all shipped and all the supplies was in by the...
ship vWe hauled boughs and covered the flakes before spreading the fish.. We built our own boats l...
ship vShe was married for quite a while...when she started to feign sick. So he shipped a boy. An' ...
ship vOn the 9th September, we began shipping dry fish, and I went on boart the schooner to supervi...
ship vTo sign contract to work in woods for specified length of time.YesDNE-cit JWJ WIDDOWSON [...
ship v'She shipped for the summer as a maid', ie. she was hired.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot used...