Fall Lobster Fishing Season Set Cape Ray to Cape Norman
Public Notice announces a fall lobster season from Cape Ray to Cape Norman starting October 1 for two months. Regulations require return of lobsters under ten inches alive, increase pot spacing to one and three quarter inches, and prohibition on packing soft shell lobsters. Final revisions to lobster rules forthcoming from the Department of Natural Resources secretary on July 26, 1934.
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Cape Ray
Cape Norman
Shipping News Update From Fogo and St John’s
MS Bessie Marie arrived Wednesday from Fogo with coal from Sydney to the Nild Labrador Ex Co. The vessel prepares to sail Sydney to Fogo for Earle Sons Co. Dr Goodwin traveled to Canada and U S. Schr Lady Green arrived from St John’s Saturday with freight for Ashbournes Ltd and A Manuel.
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Bessie Marie
Fogo
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Nild. Labrador Ex Co
Bessie
Regulations on Codfish Cullers Licensed by Newfound Land
The proposed act regulates codfish culling in Newfoundland requiring a licence from the Department of Natural Resources or the Salt Cod Fish Exportation Board. Licences last two years, with cancellation power for the commissioner and a one dollar fee. Fines apply for unlicensed culling or hiring unlicensed workers, up to 5000 dollars, with equal penalties for conspirators. Sellers may appeal to the department, penalties go to prosecution. Copies available from the Department of Natural Resources.
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Newfoundland
Department of Natural Resources Uoless
Salt Codfish Exportation Board
Department of Natural Resources
Commissioner For Natural Resources
Claude Fraser
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