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March 29, 1937

CON

Alfred Johnson Brooks

Conservative (1867-1942)
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Mr. BROOKS:

For a copy of all payrolls showing money expended and to whom it was paid on certain undertakings made by the federal Department of Public Works at Bear River, Annapolis county, Nova Scotia, during the year 1936.

Topic:   MOTIONS FOR PAPERS
Subtopic:   BEAR RIVER, N.S., PUBLIC WORKS
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YOHO NATIONAL PARK MINING CLAIMS

IND

Alan Webster Neill

Independent
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Mr. NEILL:

For a copy of all correspondence, evidence, reports and agreements between the dominion government, or the Department of the Interior, and A. B. Trites et al., or Base Metals Mining Corporation Limited, relating to certain mining claims in the Yoho national park during the period between the 18th day of February, 1935, and present date.

Topic:   YOHO NATIONAL PARK MINING CLAIMS
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KOOTENAY PARK MINING CLAIMS

IND

Alan Webster Neill

Independent
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Mr. NEILL:

For a copy of all correspondence, evidence, reports and other papers and documents, passing between any member or official of the government, and any other parties, relating to the staking, recording, assessment work, or in any other way, to the Albion group mining claims, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Kootenay park, British Columbia, such return to cover the period from February 18, 1935, to date.

Topic:   KOOTENAY PARK MINING CLAIMS
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VERDUN, QUE., POSTMASTER

CON

Denton Massey

Conservative (1867-1942)
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Mr. MASSEY (for Mr. Wermenlinger):

For a copy of all correspondence, telegrams, documents, reports of inquiry and judgment regarding the dismissal of Mr. J. Raymond, 5365 LaSalle boulevard, Verdun, Quebec, as postmaster of that city, and also concerning the removal of the said post office to a building located on Verdun avenue, in the same city.

Topic:   VERDUN, QUE., POSTMASTER
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ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE-BRITISH COLUMBIA SERVICE

CON

Howard Charles Green

Conservative (1867-1942)
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Mr. GREEN:

For a copy of all correspondence, telegrams, reports, memoranda, and other documents passed between the dominion government or any department thereof and the government of the province of British Columbia or any department thereof relative to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police taking over the policing of the said province from the British Columbia police.

Mail Delivery on Good Friday

Topic:   ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE-BRITISH COLUMBIA SERVICE
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DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY COMPANY

LIB

Gordon Timlin Purdy

Liberal
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Mr. PURDY:

For a copy of order in council dated 6th August, 1914, and copy of agreement with the Dominion Atlantic Railway Company attached thereto, both documents being referred to in sessional paper 241.

Topic:   DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY COMPANY
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LOANS TO WESTERN PROVINCES

SC

René-Antoine Pelletier

Social Credit
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Mr. PELLETIER:

For a copy of all orders in council passed since October 19, 1935, concerning the renewing, granting or authorizing of any loans to: (a)

Alberta; (b) Saskatchewan, and (c) Manitoba.

Topic:   LOANS TO WESTERN PROVINCES
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LIB

Charles Avery Dunning (Minister of Finance and Receiver General)

Liberal
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Mr. DUNNING:

The copies of orders in

council mentioned in this motion are already in possession of the house, having been tabled from time to time, in accordance with the law; therefore there is no necessity for the motion.

Topic:   LOANS TO WESTERN PROVINCES
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LIB

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE

MORNINC SITTINGS ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31

LIB

William Lyon Mackenzie King (Prime Minister; Secretary of State for External Affairs; President of the Privy Council)

Liberal
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Right Hon. W. L. MACKENZIE KING (Prime Minister) moved:

That on Wednesday, the 31st instant, and every sitting day thereafter until the end of the session, the house shall meet at 11 o'clock m the morning, and that in addition to the usual intermission at 6 o'clock p.m., there shall be an intermission every day from one to three o'clock p.m.

Topic:   BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
Subtopic:   MORNINC SITTINGS ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31
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Motion agreed to.

CANADA-UNITED STATES HALIBUT FISHERY CONVENTION

March 29, 1937