Public Notice Hunting Licences 1944 Newfoundland
The Department of Natural Resources announces ninety hunting licences for moose and caribou with open season from November 1 to December 21 1944. Licences cost 25 dollars for non residents, with bag limits of one stag caribou or one bull moose. Areas cover multiple coastal districts and areas defined by streams lines and roads. Applications due by September 15 1944 with required details and guides information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Natural Resources
Terrenceville
Newfoundland
K. J. Carter
Area boundary description excludes Humber Reserve
The boundary starts at Millertown Junction and follows the Buch aus Railway to Joe Glode's Brook then along the Red Indian Lake shore to Lloyds River. It proceeds via Lloyds River to Rocky Edge Pond, then west to the mouth of Little Codroy River and Rocky Harbour Bonny Bay. It includes the drainage of Deer Lake to Hampden River, Mount Sheffield, Sandy and Birchy Lakes, and returns to Millertown Junction, excluding Humber Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hay
Exploits River
Bishop's Falls
Millertown Junction
Mount Sheffield
Hampden Brook
Hampden
Bishop’s Falls
Notre Dame Bay
Bonavista Bay
Port Blandford
Mount Sylvester
Great Rattling Brook
Newfoodland
Rocky Redge Pond
Lloyds Lake
Lloyds River
Red Indian Lake
Joeglode's Brook
Buchana Railway
Startling Poant
Buchaus
Joe Glode
Humber Reserve
Great War Veterans Ballots Behind Final Count
The tally of ballots received by July 1944 is not yet final as several districts have not yet reported. The Great War Veterans Association Pension Commission notes outstanding returns from multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great War Veterans’ Association
Great War Veterans' Association
Boatman Drowns but Child Rescued in Newfoundland Sea
Report from Botwood details the drowning of Peter Earle 35 of Dominion Point Norris Arm who was in a small punt with kelp when it capsized about 5 pm. He left a wife and two children. Three year old Rebecca Hibbs clung to the stern and was saved. Earle's body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botwood
Peter Eerle
Dominion Point
Norris Arm
Earle
Rebecca Hibbs
Confederation Life Visit Notes Fishing Run
Capt Miller of Fogo was in port aboard his vessel on a hasty trip to the fishery. Capt Patrick and his son, in two vessels, procured supplies from S W Mifflen at Catalina for their fishing venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Fogo
Patrick
S. W. Mifflen
Catalina
Rationing Sugar for Preserving Order 1944 Newfoundland
By authority under the Defence Regulations a sugar for preserving order is issued in Newfoundland excluding Labrador and St. Burke White Bay districts. Black SPARK C coupons from July 17 to August 31 1944 are valid for two pounds of sugar for fruit or berry jam jelly or preserves. Violations incur offence under the Defence Regulations 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Labrador
St. Burke
White Bay
Export Bulletin Amends Goods For Group K Exports
Public Notice amends the schedule under General Licence from the United States to Group K countries. Effective July 20 includes deletion of metal buttons and related parts from schedule 9712 and 9713 plus apparel findings with metal buckles eyelets hooks fasteners and zippers under 9840.98. Secretary for Supply WwW E Curtis signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Economic Warfare Office
Washington, D.C
U.S. A
Newfoundland
E. Curtis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nfld
Foreign Express
St. John's
Local Express
Port Aux Basques
Muir's Marble Works, Ltd
St. John’s
Twillingate
J. Linfield
Thur
New Moon
The
Twillingate Sun
Wildcat
H.M.S. Searcher
Gulf OF ST. Lawrence
Hampden River
Straits OF Belle Isle
Forcs
Dodd
Chase & Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Bonavista
Burin
Burgeo- la Poile
Carbonear
Bay de Verde
Land
Tele Fogo
Fortune-Hermitage
Grand Falls
Green Bay
Harbour Main
Bell Island
Harbour Grace
Humber
Placentia
West
Child
Dr-Wood
Confederation Life
W. Woods
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Inoue
Pure Stake
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