Scottish: 'Mr Jones? Fit? Aye, aye... Noo, I ken he wis askin' fer a pucklie...

[Bernard Gilles]

I am translating a Scottish novel into French and I really do not understand a sentence in "Scottish" : somebody is calling on the telephone and says :
"Mr Jones ? Fit ? Aye, aye... Noo, I ken he wis askin' fer a pucklie chuckies... Aye, d'yis want tae pit im oan ?"
Could you translate this into plain English ?
Thank you in advance.
Bernard Gilles.

[Mister Micawber]

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Mr Jones? Healthy? Yes, yes... No I think he was asking for a couple of pebbles. Yes, do you want to put him on?

I suspect that 'pebbles' is not what is meant, but you can judge from the context, I hope.
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[Tom]

Hats off to you, MM!

Tom

[Ralf]

[Mister Micawber]

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Yes, I'll go with Ralf. I knew 'pebbles' didn't make any sense, but that's all I could find for 'chuckie' on the net.
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