New Brunswick motor vehicle revenue hits high for year
The Province of New Brunswick reported motor vehicle revenue for the fiscal year ending October 31 at 1,591,220 dollars, a 71 percent rise from 1929 and a new provincial record, announced by Hon. D. A Stewart, Minister of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
D. A Stewart
Winnipeg Deaths and Unrest Highlight 1930 News
A 1930 overview shows 29 killed and 408 hurt in Winnipeg street accidents, two youths under 16 confess to ten hold ups and burglaries, and 191 unemployment relief projects with 2 400 192 98 140 000 snipers in South Wales coal fields on strike. Marshall Joffre died near 78 in Voris, Princess Louise, sister of King George, died in London after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Xpe
South Wales
Marshall Joffre
Marne
France
Voris
Princess
Louise
King George
London
Duke of Fyfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roblin
The
Roblin Hardware Co
Che Scorles
Duefold Jr
Duefold
Chatelaine
Irwin L. Mitchell
Candian National Railways
W. J. Westwood
Roblin, Man
Canada
Otto Sverdrup
Arctic Islands
Prairie Province
Heo Hotert Weir
Toronto
British Co.4
le Gad
Victor Drach
Dunlop
Mrs. Robt. Grant
K. E. McLaughlin
Newton Block
Charles D. G. Barber
Notary Public Special Examiner
Man
Rk. F
Togo
Sask
W. A. Smith
Hudson Bay Co
C.N.R
J. Hayward
Ana
Robin Trading Co
Olson
Ade
Roblin Manitoba
Bryece
Rangalla
Melville Mills
Tbs
Hudson Bay
Manitoba
Choice Tomatoes
Steve Ityba
Deepdale
Charlie Noske
Roblin Meat Market
Roblin Bakery
the Quality Store
Chas. Yee, Prop
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver Harbor
Vencruver
Vieteste
Meuile Bay
Samuel Robinson
C.B.E
R.D
R.N.R
Vancouver
Pacific
Vancouver Daily Province
Stanley Park
Prospect Point
Brookton Light