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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
4
Replaces Hon R C Matthews as Minister of National Revenue. Mr Lawson is a Canadian born in Hamilton Ontario on October 21 1891. His first election to the Houses of Commons was by acclamation in 1928 and he secured reelection in the general elections of July 1930.
Nova Scotian William Gordon Ernst KC, born October 18 1897 in Mahone Bay, served as elected member for Queens Lunenburg in the 1926 general election and was returned in 1930 to the House of Commons.
Samuel Gobeil MP born in La Patrie Quebec sixty years ago. He won Compton seat in 1930. Col Geary Toronto replaces Hugh Guthrie as Minister of Justice. Guthrie named chairman of Railway Board. Request for and sale of brooms for the blind at Red and White Store Hamiota. Note random flour notes and Haiti trade oddities.
Rules define hunting periods for ducks geese coots and snipe in Manitoba with open seasons south and north of the 53rd parallel. Bag limits include ducks 15 before Oct 1 and 20 after. geese 10. rails and coot 25. snipe 25. Possession limits cap at 50 ducks and 15 geese. Prohibits sale and possession of migratory birds outside season and bans certain firearms.
The text bans rifles shotguns loaded with a single bullet and prohibits any device or method including aeroplanes power boats sailboats live birds as decoys night lights and shooting from horse drawn or motor vehicles. It also forbids shooting migratory game birds outside permitted hours before sunrise or after sunset.
The importation of cattle sheep swine beef pork and bacon into Britain during the time of Charles I was declared by law to be a common nuisance and was forbidden under pain of forfeiture with half to the parish poor and the other half to the informer.
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