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1162 ••• Approved and ordered this 11 th day ofSeptemberA.D. 1931 elt.,ov 4r1t' At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria, Lkutenant-Governor. PRESENT: The Honourable in the Chair. Mr. Tolmic Mr. Mr. Howe Mr. Atkinson Mr. Jones Mr. Mr. Mr. To His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor In Coundl : The undersigned has the honour to RECOAREND:- THAT urder-in-Counoil No. 1121 apsroved August 31st, 1931, be amended by adding thereto the following:- "And further to recommend that approval be granted to the issuance accordingly by the Commissioner of Fisheries of licences to the respective plants named in the list annexed hereto." DATED this nth day of September, A.D. 1931. Provincial Secretary. APPROVED this loth day of September, A.D. 1931. I/ Presidamber of the Executive Council. SALMON CANNERIES Plant name Location Massatt ) Langara ) Watun River ) North Queen Charlotte Islands Ferguson Bay ) Shannon Bay Aliford Bay ) South Bay ) Lagoon Bay ) South Queen Charlotte Islands Lookeport ) Wales Island ) Mill Bay Naas River Naas Harbour Arrandale ) Tucks Inlet ) Smanyside ) Balmoral ) Cunningham ) Claxton ) Dominion ) Oceanic ) Pt. Edward ) Inverness ) Skeena River North Pacific ) Skeena Commercial ) British American ) Haysport ) Carlisle ) Cassiqr ) Humpback Bay ) Captain's Cove Pitt Island Lowe Inlet Grenville Channel Barnard Cove lortnoess Royal Island Butedale Klemtu Pinlayson Channel Walker Lake Johnson Channel Bella Bella Denny Island Nauru Fitzhugh Sound Manitou Dean Channel Tallheo Bella Coola Kimaquit Dean Channel Bella Cools Bella Coola Beaver Provinoial Brunswick Rivers Inlet McTavish Strathoona Wadhama Rivers Inlet. Kiltala Goose Bay Good Hope Beatrice -2- Plant Name Location Boswell Bay ) Margaret Bay ) Smiths Inlet ) Smiths Inlet LeRoy Seymour Inlet Seymour Inlet Kingoome Inlet Kingoome Inlet Sointula Malcolm Island Alert Bay Broughton Strait Bones Bay " n Glendale Cove Knight Inlet Quathiaski Cove Seymour Narrows Deep By Baynes Sound Nanaimo Nanaimo Redonda Georgia Strait Sidney Saanich Great Northern ) Brunswiok ) Imperial ) Terra Nova ) Vancouver ) Ewens ) Bidwell ) Fraser River Venus ) Glenrose ) Great West ) Phoenix ) Gulf of Georgia ) Home ) St. Xing() ) Empire Sooke Harbor Port Renfrew Port Renfrew Nitinat Nitinat Port Alberni ) Kildonan ) Barclay Sound Ban Mateo ) Clayoquot Clayoquot Sound Heoate Hecate Channel Nootka Nootka Sound Caledonia Kyuquot Sound Koprino ) Quatsino Sound Quatsino ) SALMON DRY SALTERIES Plant Name Location Skidegate ) Queen Charlotte ) Paoofi ) South Queen Charlotte Islands Huston Inlet ) Jedway ) Rose Harbour ) Jackson Pass Jackson Pass Margaret Bay (Wastell) Smiths Inlet Telegraph Cove Telegraph Cove Cooks Alert Bay Moresby Isl. Fisheries Moresby Island Egmont ) Deserted Bay ) Malaspina Straits Fraser River Salmon Saltery) St. Mungo Phoenix Burrard Colonial Gore Ave. Fraser River Bidwell St. Bowditoh Wharf Victoria Victoria Croll Cove McCallum Bay ) Ritherdon Bay ) Green Cove Sarita Barclay Sound Davis Island ) E000le Esperanza Esperanza Inlet Tolmie Chandss Bay Kyuquot Sound Markale LeRoy Bay - A.M.Wastell Smith Inlet -4- PILCHARD REDUCTION PLANTS Plant name Location Uoluelet ) Toquart ) Ecoole ) Beohart ) San Mateo ) Kildonan ) Albion ) Riley's Cove ) East Bay ) Shelter Arm$ ) Watson I Matilda Creek ) Clayoquot cannery ) Bombs ) Ceepeecee ) West Coast Vancouver Island McBride Bay ) Bootka ) Espinosa ) Queens Cove ) Markale ) Caohalot ) Iorwin ) Easy Creek ) Caledonia ) Koprino ) quatsino ) HERRING DRY SALTERIES Plant Name Location Ritherdon Bay MoCallum Bay Sarita Bay Croll cove Davis Island To quart Barclay Sound Scoole Seohart San Mateo Kildonan Green Cove Queen's Cove Nootka Sound Caledonia ) Markale ) Caohalot ) Kyuquot Sound Chamiss Bay Tolmie i Moresby Isl. Fisheries, Ltd., Newcastle Isl. n n n n Galiano Pacific Salteries,Ltd., Newcastle Isl. R. Tabata & Co., Jessie Isl. n Galiano S. Tanaka & Co., Reid Isl. Chemainus Fishing & Packing Co., It I? Cowichan Saltery Co., Gallen° Yip Sang & Co., n Wm. Book n Capt. A. Bradford Retreat Cove Otter Bay Fishing Co., Ltd., Otter Bay Canadian Fishing 09., Ltd., Nanaimo Colonial ) Coast Saltery ) Phoenix ) Fraser River Nelson Bros. Kyuquot Sound Wm. Betait Mayne Island. PILCHARD CANNERIES Nootka Nootka Sound Kildonan Barclay Sound Koprino Quatsino Sound HERRING CANNERIES Kildonan Barclay Sound WHALE REDUCTION PLANTS Rose Harbor South Queen Charlotte Islands !laden Harbor North " .
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