Public Notice on Moose and Caribou Hunting Regulations
Under existing Regulation the open season for moose and caribou includes Sept 1 to Sept 30 and Nov 1 to Dec 31. Non resident licences cost 10 dollars and residents 5 dollars. non residents must be accompanied by a licensed guide. It is unlawful to use certain firearms and lights or to hunt across roads. Calibre restrictions apply and only certain ammunition allowed. Applications must include full name address age and reason, and be sent to the Secretary for Nature Resources St Johns. Licences for Sept 1–30 not valid for Nov 1–Dec 31. 1946 returns requested.
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Secretary For Nature Resources
St. John’s
An Act to Amend Memorial University College Governors Act No. 45
Public notice announces first and second readings of the bill titled An Act to Amend the Memorial University College Governors Act No. 45 of 1935. Written comments are invited by August 26, 1947 to G A Frecker Secretary for Education.
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Memorial University College (Governors
Allowey Do
G. A. Frecker
Education
Draft Bill Amends Memorial University College Act
A draft bill proposes changing the Board of Governors financial year from July 1 to June 30 to align with the government fiscal year starting April 1. The Board recommends the new year run from April 1 to March 31 of the following year to improve fiscal alignment.
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Board of Governors
Retrospective fleet proposal period dates discussed
The proposal would extend a retrospective fleet plan covering the period from July 1, 1946, to March 31, 1947, detailing the accounting for the 1946 1947 fiscal year.
Memorial University College Governors Act Amendment 1947
A bill to amend the Memorial University College (Governors) Act 1935. It repeals and substitutes Section 9 subsection (1) to set the board's financial year from April 1 to March 31, with an exception for 1946 47 when the accounting period runs from July 1, 1946 to March 31, 1947.
Report on H.M.S. Newfoundland
Communication from Commander Bennett to the Governor updates the H.M.S. Newfoundland activities in 1945 1947 noting its Tokyo Bay surrender role British naval charge in Japanese waters and later courtesy cruise to New Zealand ports including Milford Sound Bluff Port Chalmers Dunedin and Wellington.
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H. M.S
Newfoundland
Devonport
H.M.S
R. W. Ravenhill
R.N
Pacific
Manus
Sydney
R.W. Ravenhill
C. C. A. Allen R.N
New Zealand
Milford Sound
Bluff
Port Chatmere
Danedie
Lyttleton
Newfoundland Vessel in Pacific Operations and Loss of Officer
The destroyer Newfoundland undertook exercises at Jervis Bay with Implacable and Glory, evacuated personnel from Manus, and faced a fatal accident when Executive Officer Commander J Liddle was washed against the breakwater during cable securing. The ship later escorted ex internee destroyer Yotsuki, operated in Japanese waters as Senior British Naval Officer, and engaged in refloating after a grounding near Nanking.
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Implacable
Glory
Jervis Bay
Manus
Pacific
J Liddle
RMN
Sydney
Newfoundland
Dreger
Yotsuki
Japan
Langemah Bay
Kure
Yokohama
Shanghai
Woo Sung
Sir Bruce Fracer
British Pacific Fleet
Lagos
Nanking
Hong Kong
Taikoo
R. K. Servaer
C. H. L. Woodhouse
Servaes
Hakodate
Woodhouse
United Kingdom
Batavia
Singapore
Malacca
Taga
Penade Zracaialle
Cal Bette Gibraltar
Morning headaches cured by Kruschen Salts claim
A reader letter asserts daily Kruschen Salts intake transformed health. The testimonial says waking headaches and constipation improved after a year, with better energy and ability to work, priced 40c to 60c at drug stores.
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Orn & al Acl
Kruachen
Refit of Newfoundland Delivers Peace Time Upgrades
The Newfoundland underwent a postwar refit to improve habitability for officers and men with more private berthing, a laundry, and added porthole scuttles. The crew reduced to two fifths, leave granted, and the ship prepared for reserve status before sea trials and recommissioning hopes faded as it entered the Reserve Fleet.
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Newfoundland
United Kingdom
Allen
J. L. R. Thompson
R. C. Bigga
R.N
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Britain
Plymouth Sound
Abe
Eurish Channel
Hamoaze
Devonport
Breddy
Pam
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