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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Jul 26, 1930

Page

2

Proceedings of the Legislative Council June 16 1930

The Address in Reply to the Throne passed and was ordered engrossed. The President thanked colleagues for congratulations on his honor and urged continued respect for the council. The West Corner Brook Water and Sewerage Bill passed second reading. The Wireless Telegraphy, Nuisances and Municipal Regulations, and Tourist Commission Bills also passed second readings with various details on authority and terms.

Cook West Corner Brook Corner Brook St. John’s Tourist Commission Capt Kean Bell Island McNamara Department of Manune & Fisheries Fisheries Board Railway and Shipping Act Highroads Commission Bell Iskind Marine & Fisheries Department Railway and Shipping Bayley Agricultural Board Agricultural Commission Greene Emerson Earle Grand Falls Skanes St. Barbe Placentia East Bell 'Sland Mr. Greene Placentia Rast Piacentia East Hon Theovjeroment

Radios Proposed For All Vessels In Second Reading

In Newfoundland legislative notes Hon. Capt. Kean urged that all ships including steamers sailers and motors carry radio to protect lives and property. The Bell Island Bill faced deferment and several measures moved through second reading with amendments and committee stages slated for June 26.

Kean McNamara Bell Island Martine & Fisheries

Official Synopsis of 1930 House of Assembly Proceedings

The June 12 1930 session features questions by Tobin Byrne Emerson on public works and residence Midstream. The Colonial Secretary clarifies a private trip to New York and refutes Evening Telegram claims. The House questions Fisheries Board powers and debates the Marine and Fisheries bill with Emerson criticizing agricultural policy and board costs. The session rises for tomorrow after progress on the bill.

House OF Assembly Whursday Messrs Tobin and Byrne Emerson HON New York Evening Telegram St. John’s Twillingate Finance and Customs Holyrood Marine and Fisheries Department of Marine and Fisheries Fishery Board Minister of Fisheries Sar William Coaker Fisheries Board Everson

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