Contested Tariff Debate Shrinks Tax Burden on Fishermen
In a detailed session, MPs argued the tariff as unfair and burdensome, with Godden and Ashbourne urging fairness and reciprocity. Winsor defended government trust in the people while noting fishing interests, and Scammell urged delaying to craft a new tariff to save a million in taxes. Major Cashin pressed reductions on tobacco and clothing lines, while the agriculture minister warned revenue needs and announced fog alarms for Cape La Haye and Placentia Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Winsor
Bonavista
Coaker
Warren
Scammell
Major Cashin
Halfward
Public Notice on Forest Fires Act Prohibitions
Public notice outlines penalties and duties under Section 2 for lighting fires near woods. It specifies allowed purposes such as land clearing cooking warmth or industrial use and requires care to prevent spread. It details precautions from April 15 to December 1 including choosing low-risk sites and clearing surrounding vegetation within ten feet.
Supreme Court Bill Debated Juror Standards and Libel Power
In committee on the Supreme Court bill, Morine notes proposed changes raise juror qualifications from 2000 to 5000 dollars and triplicate trial value. Gibbs questions English law alignment on libel power. Wilkes libel saga cited to justify jury decision on defamation. President notes Assembly passed Hotel Facilities Study concordance and adjourns until Friday.
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Supreme Court
Mosdell
Morine
Mr. Morine
Rule Committee
Gibbs
England
Patrick
John Wilkes
Wilken
House of Commons
House of Lords
Wilks
Francé
Middlesex
Wilkes
Chatham
Gotison
Fox
Eacn
William Loyd
Ontario
House of Assembly
Éondurrende
Legislative Council
Wanted Agents Offer Cash by Working Spare Time
Classified style notice offering opportunities for men or women to earn 2 to 5 dollars per day in spare time. Deliver and collect payments and receive weekly cash. Limited to one agent per town. For details write to the address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Particu
Ars
Dr Legard's Life Tablets Offer Youthful Revival
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Legard's Life Tablets promising youthfulness energy and fitness for the old and middle aged. It claims to reverse aging improve sleep banish gloom and nervousness heal deafness symptoms and enhance skin with a radiant complexion. The ad notes 12 per bottle plus mail charges and lists Dr Legard's Laboratories 106 Liverpool Road Barnsbury London England as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Legard
Liverpool Road
Barnsbury
London
England
Deafness Cured by LARMALENE Continent Remedy
Claim cites immediate relief from deafness with permanent success. A Stroud resident reports renewed sleep and functioning after months of trouble, praising the remedy. Advertisement notes price one dollar per box and free postage from the LARMALENE Company in Dartford, Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Wilekinsot
Stroud
Larmalene” Co
H. Thomas
Woodlands
Bean
Dartford
Kent
England
Twillingate Sun advertising and subscription details
The Twillingate Sun of Twillingate Newfoundland lists advertising rates and subscription prices. Rates are $1.00 yearly in Nad, Canada $1.20, England and U S A $1.50. The paper remains $1.20 in Newfoundland and Canada $1.29 foreign $1.50 payable in advance. Subscriptions offered for one or more years by sending address and payment.
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Nad
Canada
England
U.S.A
Twillingate Sun
Newfoundland
Vstal
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Cross Roads
Back Harbor Road
Charles D. Mayne
Stewart Roberts
W. J. Walsh
Agriculture & Mines
The
Legislative. Council
Young
Dr Legard
Office
Twillingate
Mld
North Side
Brandram
Brendram
A. Manuel
Brandram-Henderson Sonn Gaon
Vancouver
Terma
Dr, Wood
Wolverine Motor Engin
Sun Office
Lynn
Ava
Shubert
Trustin A. B. SE ‘Shubert, Inc
Bion Bot
Chicago
USA
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