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Order in Council 627/1963 627. Approved and ordered this 19th day of March , A.D. 19 63. At the Executive Council Chamber, Victoria, Lieutenant-Governor. PRESENT: The Honourable in the Chair. Mr. Bennett Mr. Black Mr. Bonner Mr. Richter Mr. Peterson Mr. CI- int Mr. Westwood Mr. ,Mr. Mr. Mr. To His 4ono/tr.U... The Lieutenant-Governor in Council: The undersigned has the honour to room/tend THAT the Queen's Printer be directed to transmit weekly Part I of the British Columbia Gazette to those institutions as listed in the Schedule appended hereto, commencing with the issue of April 4, 1963, and terminating with the issue of March 26, 1964; AND ALSO, to transmit bimonthly Part II of the British Columbia Gazette to those institutions as listed in the Schedule appended hereto, commencing with the issue of Jpril 4, 1963, and terminating with the issue of March 19, 1964; AND TO FURTHER RECOMMEND that the cost of Parts I and II of the British Columbia Gazette, so transmitted, be charged against Vote 270, Incidentals and Contingencies, Fiscal Year 1963-64. DATED this /f--day of A.D. 1963. Provinc al Secretary. APPROVED this day of ‘r13,7-1963. Presiding Member of the Executive Council. - 1 - BRITISH COLUMBIA GAZETTE 1. Legislative Library, 10. Librarian, Government of the Province National Library, of Alberta, Government of Canada, Legislative Buildings, Public Archives Building, Edmonton, Alberta, 330 Sussex Drive, Canada. Ottawa 2, Canada. 2. Legislative Library, 11. Library, Government of the Province Dominion Bureau of Statistics, of Saskatchewan, Government of Canada, 234 Legislative Building, Ottawa, Canada. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 12. The Librarian, Library, 3. Provincial Library, Supreme Court of Canada, Government of the Province Wellington Street, of Manitoba, Ottawa, Canada. Legislative Building, Winnipeg 1, Manitoba, 13. Library, Canada. Department of Forestry, Government of Canada, 4. The Legislative Library of Ontario, Ottawa, Canada. Government of the Province of Ontario, 14. Northern Affairs Library, Parliament Buildings, Department of Northern Affairs Toronto 2, Ontario, and National Resources, Canada. Government of Canada, Kent-Albert Building, 5. Library of the Legislature of Ottawa 4, Canada. the Province of Quebec, 0/0 Mr. J-C Bonenfant, 15. Main Library, Librarian, Department of Agriculture, Parliament Buildings, Government of Canada, Quebec City, Quebec, K. W. Neatby Building, Canada. Ottawa, Canada. 6. Legislative Library, 16. Toronto Public Library, Government of the Province of Reference Division, New Brunswick, General Reference Section, Legislative Buildings, College and St. George Streets, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Toronto 2B, Ontario, Canada. Canada. 7. The Legislative & Public Library, 17. Deputy Provincial Secretary and Government of the Province of Citizenship Branch, Prince Edward Island, Government of the Province of Ontario, Grafton Street, 157 Parliament Buildings, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Queen's Park, Canada. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 8. Parliamentary Librarian, Library of Parliament, 18. The Library, Government of Canada, Law Society of Upper Canada, Ottawa, Canada. Osgoode Hall, Queen Street West, 9. The Secretary of State Department, Toronto 1, Ontario, Government of Canada, Canada. Searching Section, Companies Division, 19. The Bar of Montreal, 843 Hunter Building, Advocates' Library, Ottawa, Canada. Court House, Notre-Dame Street East, Montreal 1, Quebec, Canada. - 2- 20. Assistant Librarian, 27. The Law Librarian, Law Library, Faculty of Law, Court House, University of British Columbia, 653 Clarkson Street, Vancouver 8, B. C. Nev Westminster, B. C., Canada. 28. The United Kingdom Trade Commissioner, 419, Bank of Nova Scotia Building, 21. The Librarian, 602 West Hastings Street, Law Society of British Columbia, Vancouver 2, B. C. Court House, 800 West Georgia Street, 29. Exchange and Gift Division, Vancouver 1, B. C. The Library of Congress, Washington 25, D.C., 22. The Librarian, U.S.A. Law Society Library, Law Courts, 30. The New York Public Library, 850 Burdett Avenue, Division S., Victoria, B. C. Grand Central Station, P. O. Box 2221, 23. Vancouver Public Library, New York 17, N.Y., Acquisitions Division, U. S. A. Government Documents Section, 750 Burrard Street, 31. The Librarian, Vancouver 1, B. C. Room 213, Library, 24. The Librarian, Commonwealth Relations Office, New Westminster Public Library, Downing Street, Reference Department, London S. W. 1, 716 Sixth Avenue, England. New Westminster, B. C. 32. The Librarian, 25. Reference Department, Periodicals Branch, Victoria Public Library, International Labour Office, 1312 Blanchard Street, Geneva, Victoria, B. C. Switzerland. 26. Serials Division, Library, University of British Columbia, Vancouver 8, B. C. MEMO Authorises trananission of copies of R.O. Oasette, Parts I and II to oertain institutions as listed in Sohedule appended to Order. D I21(30) 0 .
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