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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
American
Halibut
Landings
at
Port
Down
This
Year
Canadians,
However,
Up
Individual
Production
Records
For
Season
The
grand
total
of
halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1933
season
was
13,389,200
pounds
as
compared
with
14,650,350
pounds
in
1932,
16,036,910
pounds
in
1931,
24,638,000
pounds
in
1930,
27,807,250
pounds
in
1929,
27,036,000
pounds
in
1928
and
25,135,950
pounds
in
1927.
American
landings
this
year
totalled
8,1S0,000
pounds
as
against
10,508,100
pounds
in
1932,
10,339,140
pounds
in
1931,
18,192,-,an
average
of
45.000
pounds
per
500
pounds
in
1930,
20,354,500
pounds
in
1029
and
19,554.700
pounds
in
1923.
The
grand
total
of
Canadian
landings
this
year
was
5,209,000
pounds
in
comparison
with
4,142.250
oounds
last
year,
5.697300
pounds
in
193L
6,445,500
pounds
in
1930.
7.452.750
pounds
in
1929
and
7.481.-
100
pounds
in
1928.
From
the
financial
standpoint,
he
1933
season
has
been
marked
with
a
considerable
Improvement
aver
1932,
particularly
during
the
fall
when
price,
while
not
exceptionally
high,
were,
however,
steady
and
at
a
consistently
satisfactory
level,
permitting
of
generally
pro
fitable
operation.
Casualties
were
at
a
minimum
luring
the
1933
season
although
a
ew
boats,
as
usual,
came
to
grief.
There
were
few
fatalities,
none
of
vhlch
were
in
the
Canadian
fleet.
Weather
conditions
on
the
banks,
aken
as
a
whole,
were
posaiDly
better
than
average.
The
Cape
Beale.
Capt.
Edgar
Ar-lott.
won
back
In
1933
her
supremacy,
which
she
held
In
1931
but
DSt
in
1932,
as
the
heaviest
lander
jf
fish
per
unit
for
the
Canadian
lalibut
fleet,
having
brought
In
a
otal
of
334,000
peunds
In
nine
rips.
The
Cape
Beale
also
had
the
,reatest
average
poundage
Pr
boat
.or
the
Prince
Rupert
fleetr-37,133
ounds.
In
volume
ol
landings,
the
Prosperity
A.,
Capt.
A.
C.
Christian-en.
was
second
with
a
total
of
344,-.00
pounds
In
twelve
trips
while
the
tellef.
Capt.
Merrill
Sollows,
which
ed
the
fleet
In
1932
for
volume
of
andlngs,
was
third
this
year
with
38.000
pounds
In.
thirteen
trips.
The
thirteen
trips
of
the
Relief
onstltuted
the'
greatest
number
made
by
any
single
boat
of
the
fleet
J
u
ring
the
season.
The
Capella,
Japt.
Dan
Larsen,
bringing
in
an
iggregate
of
176,500
pounds,
the
rngrid
H..
Capt.
Charles
Lundqulst,
"rosperity
A..
Capt.
A.
C.
Chriatlan-
;en,
244,500
pounds
and
Tramp,
:apt.
Sam
Hougan.
179.500
pounds,
each
made
twelve
trips
during
the
reason.
Second
to
the
Cape
Beale
for
high
verage
poundage
per
trip
was
the
rakla,
Capt.
Chris
ParkvoW.
27.060,
while
the
Prosperity
A..
Capt.
A.
C
yhrlstlansen.
was
third
with
22,042
pounds.
American
Fleet
For
the
American
fleet,
the
Oceanic
was
the
heaviest
gross
lan-
Jer
of
fish
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1933
season,
bringing
In
a
total
of
189.000
pounds
In
twelve
trips.
The
Tahoma
was
second
with
166,000
pounds,
also
In
twelve
trips,
while
the
Electra
was
third
with
171.000
pounds
in
four
trips.
With
the
Oceanic
and
Tahoma,
the
Visitor,
with
a
total
of
61,500
pounds
In
catch,
shared
honors
for
number
of
landings
made
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
season
twelve
in
all.
The
Doric,
which
made
but
one
call
at
the
port
during
the
year,
had
the
heaviest
single
catch
for
the
season,
52,000
pounds.
The
Thor
brought
in
a
46.000
pound
catch.
The
Kanaga
landed
two
trips
for
Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
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Rooms
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COAL!
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Our
Famous
Ed
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Coals
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We
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sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
51
Phones
651
trip
while
the
Ilene
brought
In
one
43,000
pound
catch.
The
following
table
shows
the
number
of
trips
made,
the
amount
of
fish
landed
and
the
average
fare
per
trip
of
each
of
the
boats
of
the
fleet
as
far
as
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
were
concerned:
Canadian
Total
Avrgc
No.
of
Landings
Pounds
Fares
Pounds
Per
trip
Atlt
1!
Aiken
10
Alice
May
6
Aleve
8
Bayview
...
9
Cape
Spencer
9
Covenant
..
Capella
Cape
Bale
Clipper
II
Cape
Race
Cape
Spear
Ed.
Llpsett
Brie
Roy
.
Bmbla
.
Frisble
A.
Fanny
F.
Oloson
.
Oulvlk
Oony
Gertrude
Helen
II
Ingrid
II.
J.
R
Joe
Baker
Just
Right
Kalen
Atlas
Anna
J.
..
Arrow
Adding
ton
Alkl
Avona
Arcade
.
.
Augusta
..
Atlantic
.
Attu
Arctic
....
Bonanza
Bravo
Brothers
Brisk
.
Bollnda
Condor
Charlotte.
...
Cora
Chum
Constitution
S
12
9
8
4
4
6
6
1
1
4
10
7
9
3
7
13
11
9
4
9
Livingstone
II
2
Lyseklt
.
Loganna
.
Melville
.
Margaret
I
Morris
H.
Nygaard
Prosperity
A.
12
Pair
of
Jacks
II
Pa
Under
.
R.
W.
Relief
Rose
Spit
Southend
Sea
Maid
Signal
Slogan
.
Tbodie
Ternen
.
Tramp
Takla
Teeny
Mllly
Unome
Unity
Viking
I
Venus
10
1
4
10
9
1
3
11
13
11
8
10
5
2
9
7
12
2
10
10
1
11
2
Vera
Beatrice
6
WhlteHope.ll
5
9
Baltic
10
Betty
Coolldge
3
Columbia
.
2
Defence
.
3
Don
Q
2
Diana
2
Eureka
Emma
Ethel
...
Excel
.
Estep
.
Explorer
Friendly
Fremont
-.4
5
.
1
.
7
1
2
5
0
'Frisco
8
Orayllng
3
Garland
4
Oony
I
Olorla
3
Hyperlan
....
2
Hazel
H
11
HI
Olll
4
Happy
3
Howard
U,
3
199,609
112.700
14400
53,500
64,000
1
24.060
txjm
176400
334,000
77400
24,100
3400
74,600
19.000
4960
118.000
97400
4.900
119400
150400
94400
84400
sjw
1M400
18400
314440
2400
1M4M
104464
5400
244464
113,000
9400
1M400
248400
168.000
116404
146400
54400
3404
110.000
5400
170444
54400
138440
84440
3400
1M40O
12400
67,000
148400
American
13300
134400
14400
3400
4700
1400
34400
132400
34.000
3400
96.000
4400
156,000
9600
45400
91,000
36,000
3000
60400
16,50
3400
21.000
94400
55400
71,000
34.000
19400
29,000
3800
63400
2,000
15800
21,000
66,000
7500
136,000
08400
37400
47400
10,000
42400
23400
148400
4000
33,000
27,500
15,418
.11
.270
2,417
6.640
7413
14400
13.400
14.744
37,133
9.643
6,044
8404
14.437
U43
1900
204
1344
11.844
9.744
10.774
1.6M
17444
14,643
8.44t
9444
1400
17444
9444
31.440
3400
1444
14440
12,647
5404
33441
10473
3.047
11.444
18404
11444
14444
14.460
11400
1.744
13.133
8,434
14447
37444
13444
84W
3.000
11444
600
11.147
13436
2600
14.164
34.800
9.744
9.400
14.000
9478
16443
35.000
34.000
32.000
33
000
15.600
13.714
11.335
15.167
35.000
20,000
8,644
4,125
2,750
7.000
23,873
18400
35,500
11,333
0,750
14,500
9,826
10,700
2,000
22,643
21.000
33.000
15,000
13,869
8,563
13,500
11,875
10,000
14,166
12.750
13400
10,000
11.000
9.166
I
FRIDAY
and
SATUKDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
Admission
15c
St
30c
SATURDAY
Matinee.
2:30
Admission
13c
&
35c
4
PAGE
FOUR
,THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
November
10,
1M
Monday
&
Tuesdty
"HE
MINK
TONIGHT"
The
Star
of
Stars
in
a
Brilliant
Triumph
Mary
Pickford
Lenore
Lumen
Utuya
Majestic
Midway
Mltkof
Mlddleton
Mars
North
Norland
Neptune
Narrona
Northern
National
Onah
Oceanic
Pierce
Pegge
Prosperity
Paragon
Portlock
Pioneer
Rainier
Radio
Rap
III
Reliance
I
Remus
Reform
Reliance
Resolute
Sentinel
Slrius
Senator
Star
Sherman
Sunset
Seattle
Superior
Suoml
Spray
Tahoma
Tatoosh
Thor.
smalt.
Tuscan
Teddy
J.
Thelma
M.
T1633
TWO
Tllltcum
T1084
T704
Thelma
II
Urania
13
13
11
Total
Landings
Pounds
43.U00
30400
41.000
400
10444
33400
3400
54440
94400
101440
1400
114440
34440
44W6
314M
1340
7444
14440
134404
84444
7444
4344
143400
14040
44404
14404
144
14440
14140
47444
4400
5740
31444
144404
11.444
44440
3440
77400
144440
144400
44444
3140
74440
3440
3440
3400
17.000
14,400
5500
9,500
134,000
BUY-
Average
In
"SECRETS"
(7:13
St
9:15)
With
LESLIE
HOWARD.
A
United
Artists
Picture
In
every
life
there
are
secret
joys
and
secret
norrous-T
Two
great
stars
in
this
dramatic
human
document
"FIFI
9)
FROM
THE
(SIIUAT
.MUSICAL
COMEDY
"MLI.E.
.MODISTE"
"CLANCY
OF
THE
MOUNTED
NO.
V
Havana
Ivanhoe
Ilhona
June
Kodlak
Lancing
No.
of
Fares
Pounds
Per
trip
41.500
10450
30400
400
3400
1344
11.764
14.447
33440
13434
33433
14471
11.143!
34444
14400
10400!
30433
13400
13433
14.740
13.000
6400
14471
44444
37
400
31400
30.44
44.000
947
744
1
404
7.7401
35475
33443
11.900
3444
14433
1433
18433
34400
33400
11440
14444
15404
31.147
S444
10400
16.404
8404
3404
3,000
5.647
2114
5,500
9.500
19.143
1
Metro
New,
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No
of
Lai
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Fares
Pound.-:
r
Unlmak
4
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Vlktng
1
9.000
Venus
3
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Viola
14
71
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Visitor
13
61
sou
Vvtta
4
36.000
WlralaM
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1
5.000
Wabash
4
4
x
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35
yw)
Wnltoaway
3
lo.O()
Wood
ran-
1
10
off.
Yukon
4
11
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Leviathan
1
32
.
Fwkral
.
.
1
lfx;
Tongas
3
90
00
Chelsea
.
1
40000
McKlolty
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12U
(m
Beetm
..
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4
171
f-
-
Sitka
3
40
one
Aim
1
12000
Orant
3
MOOl
Liberty
1
43000
Kanaga
3
90iv
NottUy
3
Vim
PranMtH
...
34000
Thor
1
46
000
Clipper
...
1
32OA0
Fairway
1
14000
Aleutian
1
35
000
Dene
1
45
wo
Ionic
I
35
000
Angaiss
1
iw
Doric
1
33.000
The
8atU
halibut
1
sctnt,
alter
having
been
for
several
days
pending
Uon
of
allegation
that
sc
'
ftah
taken
by
the
VfM
final
trip
of
the
season
t
was
taken
after
the
roainv
of
the
dose
season
on
O
was
granted
a
glearanrc
f
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yeatardsy.
Further
pr
against
the
ml.
If
rn
taken
by
the
United
SUU
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.
Jimmy
Hamilton
pnpn.i-officer
of
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steamer
Pi
tn
laltte.
to
back
on
duty
nbc
coast
liner,
which
t
in
f
afternoon,
after
having
bcr
In
Vancouver
for
the
t'
wreks
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an
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