Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 64
... curers open stations , or shift operations from one centre to another , according to the extent and character of the fishing . Those responsible for the erection and maintenance of a first - aid centre have no guarantee that stations in ...
... curers open stations , or shift operations from one centre to another , according to the extent and character of the fishing . Those responsible for the erection and maintenance of a first - aid centre have no guarantee that stations in ...
Page 65
... Curers ' Committee collected contributions from the curers to defray expenses incurred in complying with the Welfare Order . The success of this Committee is largely due to its honorary secretary and treasurer . It is hoped that a ...
... Curers ' Committee collected contributions from the curers to defray expenses incurred in complying with the Welfare Order . The success of this Committee is largely due to its honorary secretary and treasurer . It is hoped that a ...
Page 6
... curers began to desert the northern ports for more fortunate centres , and the season at these ports can only be termed a failure . It was reserved for the portion of the fleet which elected to operate on the West Coast to enjoy a ...
... curers began to desert the northern ports for more fortunate centres , and the season at these ports can only be termed a failure . It was reserved for the portion of the fleet which elected to operate on the West Coast to enjoy a ...
Page 8
... Curers fared somewhat better than in 1926 , but on the whole the year yielded little , if any , profit . Operations at the northern ports were unremunerative , owing mainly to the uneconomic prices which competition for the inadequate ...
... Curers fared somewhat better than in 1926 , but on the whole the year yielded little , if any , profit . Operations at the northern ports were unremunerative , owing mainly to the uneconomic prices which competition for the inadequate ...
Page 18
... Curers , although having the opportunity of securing cheap supplies , were chary of buying owing to the unsuitable quality of the fish and closed down their stations about the middle of February , and the fishing collapsed soon ...
... Curers , although having the opportunity of securing cheap supplies , were chary of buying owing to the unsuitable quality of the fish and closed down their stations about the middle of February , and the fishing collapsed soon ...
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