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132 Public Accounts 132 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture—(Continued) Printing and Stationery (6,203.67) Gestetner (Canada) Ltd ........... 576 56 W right & Co. Ltd., R. W ........ 149 64 Heather Agencies Ltd ............... 114 28 Yould’s L td ................................... 299 15 Queen’s Printer (Halifax)........ 4,133 30 Accounts under $100........... 381 47 Seaman-Cross Ltd ...................... 156 30 Less Accounts Payable Adjust- Stationery Stock Room ............ 207 53 ment.......................................... 645 40 Sweet, R eid.................................. 767 22 Less Recoveries........................... 185 78 Thomas’ Book Store................. 249 40 Books and Manuals (468.20) Accounts under $100 468 20 Supplies (13.00) Freight, Duty and Expressage (50.74) Advertising (2,176.89) Imperial Advertising Ltd......... 1,629 79 Accounts Payable Adjustment 547 10 Miscellaneous (2,044.04) Atlantic Winter Fair................. 180 00 Accounts under $100................. 364 04 Canadian Council of Resource M inisters.................................. 1,500 00 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES (65,052.04) Salaries (35,759.20) Gunn, J. Donald........................ 7,170 00 Taylor, Fred ................................ 3,885 00 Henry, C. E ................................. 3,890 33 Townsend, Gerald E .................. 7,170 00 MacAulay, John T ..................... 5,750 00 Salaries under $2,500................ 3,098 97 Milligan, D. C............................. 9,295 00 Less Transfer to other Ac­ Morash, Neil M .......................... 3,600 00 counts........................................ 11,945 10 Purdy, D. H. C.......................... 3,845 00 Travelling Expenses (7,195.65) Gunn, J. Donald........................ 2,388 90 Redden, John E .......................... 102 95 Heukshorst, Hendrikus W....... 115 20 Reid, Jo h n .................................... 407 75 MacAulay, John T .................... 1,373 36 Taylor, F red ................................ 198 85 Milligan, D. C............................ 1,847 06 Townsend, Gerald E ................. 490 47 Purdy, D. H. C.......................... 189 71 Accounts under $100................. 81 40 Automobile Expenses (1,728.08) British American Oil Co. L td .. 392 62 Murdock Ltd., H. W .................. 152 98 Glassey Motors L td................... 1,746 48 Accounts under $100................. 204 80 Haliburton & Co. Ltd., A. J . 348 74 Accounts Payable Adjustment 162 40 Imperial Oil L td......................... 326 51 Less Recoveries........................... 2,062 40 Irving Oil Co. L td...................... 455 95 Equipment and Maintenance (1,185.52) MacQuarrie’s Machine Shop... 112 15 Accounts under $100.................. 487 84 Murdock Ltd., H. W ................. 325 00 Accounts Payable Adjustment 153 88 Yould’s L td.................................. 106 65 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 135 Agriculture—(Continued) Freight, Duty and Expressage (95.47) Grants and Bonuses (106,354.76) Aitcheson, John .......................... 120 00 East Amherst Agricultural So­ Akin, A rthur M ........................... 160 00 ciety.............................! ............. 100 00 Amherst Head Agricultural Eastern N. S. Exhibition......... 1,250 00 Society....................................... 125 00 Ells, Eugene T ................... 200 00 Annapolis Co. Exhibition......... 1,250 00 Ells, Ralph ......................... 170 00 Archibald, Earle.......................... 110 00 Ells, W. T ........................... 160 00 Armstrong, Murray & L eslie.. 180 00 Embree, Carl & Nason, H. M. 375 99 Arnold, Robert............................ 130 00 Falkland Ridge Agricultural A ustin, C lair................................. 114 00 Society............................. 100 00 Aylesford Agricultural Society. 100 00 Falmouth Agricultural Society 100 00 Bacon Hog Competition........... 1,278 00 Farm Forum Committee for Baddeck Valley Agricultural Nova Scotia and New Society....................................... 100 00 Brunswick....................... 1,500 00 Baden Bros................................... 110 00 Ferguson, John James..... 130 00 Balodis, Marcis........................... 180 00 Ferguson, Livingstone..... 228 00 Baltzer, Vincent.......................... 200 00 Fisher, Donald E. M ........ 200 00 Banks, Lorimer F ....................... 200 00 Floyd, Allan J .................... 160 00 Barrington Passage Com­ Forest Glade Agricultural So­ munity Fair............... 313 67 ciety.................................. 100 00 Bay of Fundy Agricultural Fuller, W. M ...................... 200 00 Society....................................... 100 00 Fullerton, Hedley.............. 120 00 Bear River Agricultural Soci­ Fulton, S. G ........................ 120 00 ety .............................................. 100 00 Fulton, Stanley B .............. 160 00 Belle Cote Agricultural Soci­ Gibbard, W. J ..................... 913 52 ety .............................................. 100 00 Gilbert’s Cove Agricultural So­ Belle Marche Agricultural So­ ciety................................... 204 00 ciety............................................ 100 00 Goshen - Argyle Agricultural Blades, Ralph S .......................... 300 00 Society.............................. 170 00 Blomidon Agricultural Soci­ Gould, Myles B.................. 160 00 ety .............................................. 100 00 Grand Etang Agricultural So­ Blue Mountain Agricultural ciety................................... 100 00 Society....................................... 200 00 Granville Agricultural Society. 100 00 Brenton Agricultural Society.. 100 00 Greeno, Roy C ................... 104 00 Brown, Donald F ........................ 284 00 Greenough, J. Earle.......... 400 00 Brown, John R ............................ 186 00 Guysboro Intervale Agricul­ Cape Breton Co. Community tural Society................... 104 00 F airs........................................... 500 00 Haliburton Farms Ltd ..... 248 78 Cape Breton Co. Exhibition.. 1,250 00 Halifax Co. Exhibition.... 750 00 Carleton Corner Agricultural Hall, Frank A ..................... 120 00 Society....................................... 100 00 Hanam, Andrew................ 117 57 Chase, Gordon............................ 200 00 Hants Co. Exhibition...... 1,250 00 Clarence Gold Guernsey Agri­ Hants West, Municipality of.. 188 00 cultural Society...................... 100 00 Higgins, Gerald................. 188 00 Cleinentsvale Agricultural So­ Horton, Ralph ................... 140 00 ciety............................................ 170 00 H untley, W alter................. 160 00 Coldwell, Delmar........................ 140 00 Huskins, Basil K ............... 222 00 Coulter, J. Gordon..................... 116 00 Hutchinson, Donald......... 168 00 Cox, J. B urnthorn...................... 230 00 Iona Agricultural Society.......... 100 00 Crowell, Earl............................... 140 00 Jacques, Anne B ................ 160 00 Cumberland Co. Exhibition.. 1,250 00 Kennie, Walter................... 200 00 Dalhousie Community Fair... 105 69 Kings West Community Fair.. 144 26 Deep Cove Farms...................... 178 98 Lake Vaughn Agricultural So­ DeWolfe Ltd., R. W .................. 422 00 ciety.................................. 200 00 Dickie Bros................................... 200 00 Lakevale Agricultural Society 100 00 Digby Co. Exhibition............... 750 00 Laurie Agricultural Society. 100 00 Duncanson, Douglas................. 160 00 Leicester Agricultural Society. 200 00 136 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Agriculture— (Continued) Linwood Agricultural Society.. 100 00 Rhodenizer, Charles M .............. 120 00 Lornemere Farms....................... 400 00 Rhodenizer, Robert........... 180 00 Lunenburg Co. Exhibition. 2.000 00 Riverside Guernsey Agricul- Lutz, D oran................................. 196 00 tural Society.............................. 100 00 Lutz, O tis..................................... 196 00 Rodney Agricultural Society. 10000 MacArthur, Kenneth................ 160 00 Royal Winter Fair............. 1,963 01 MacDonald, Fraser S................ 180 00 St. George’s Channel Corn- Maclnnes, Donald..................... 125 00 munity Fair.............................. 148 20 Magee, C. R ................................. 100 00 St. Joseph Agricultural Society 100 00 Manchester Agricultural So­ Sable River Agricultural Soci- ciety........................................... 172 00 e t y ............................................... 100 00 Maritime Co-operative Serv­ Sanford, Philip L .............. 180 00 ices L td..................................... 1,178 00 Sanford, Stanton ............... 184 00 Maritime Spring Show and Sawler, D onald.................. 120 00 Sale Association..................... 300 00 Scotsburn Co-operative Serv- Martin, Paul................................ 186 00 ices L td ...................................... 10,135 99 Mason, William .......................... 200 00 Scott, Wm. S................................. 180 00 Mauger, George.......................... 519 75 Shelburne Co. Exhibition.......... 750 00 Meisner, W illiam ........................ 140 00 Shinimicas Agricultural So- Middle River Community Fair 122 02 ciety............................................. 100 00 Moore, Archie W ........................ 180 00 Smith, Robert W ............... 120 00 Morris, Donald........................... 120 00 South Side-Cape George Agri­ Morristown Agricultural Soci­ cultural Society...................... 100 00 ety ............................................
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