Formation of a Fishery Commission Act Notice
Fragmentary OCR note outlines acts and regulations for the lobster fishery industry. Mentions authority, formation of a commission, and royal assent in the reign of Her Majesty, with public guidance and legal framework. Names and exact dates are illegible.
Fisheries Regulations Prescribed by the Fisheries Commission
The text indicates rules and regulations established by the Fisheries Commission. Passed by the House of Assembly and the Legislative Council on April 28, 1892, the document records formal regulatory actions for fisheries management.
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Fisheries’ Commission
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Court
St. Johns
Lah
Geo. H. Emerson
Lobster Canning Licensing and Herring Rules in Newfoundland
Newfoundland fisheries impose licensing for lobster canning with no fee and annual forms. penalties up to two hundred dollars for violations. Rules govern herring trapping, gear, and seine use, with site-specific prohibitions in Placentia Bay and Sound Island areas, and cod-trap regulations.
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Island of
Newfoundland
Fisheries Commission
Fisheries’ Commission
Golony
Bois
Fisheres’ Commission
Adinel
Seine
Long Sini
Sound Island
Placentia Bay
Sun Island
Tuchor
Isleady
Uorbor
Sashis
Broad Cove
Long Island
Lake's Gut
Paradise
Holyroot Pond
St. Mary's Bay
Exploita Bay
Notre Dama Bay
Serosa
Chance Harbor Head
Uy Bulls South Haw
Lene Point
Bay Fulla Noret
Bauld Eau
Fermouse Harbor
Butts Hall
Percou USA
Labrador
Baule Harbor
Jude Weany
Kulea
Waii
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Iby
Disteror
Gage
Herribgs
Remau
Walter Durie
Wari
Dole Wausuer
Larbor Ant
Maura
Flurbor Wud
Diraat
Nywidoundland
Iva
E. D. Shea
Presidnt
Charles J. Goodridge