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NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

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CANADIAN MADE FIRE ARMS

The only rifle entirely ‘fabricated iy
Caunda from Canadian materials, with

{the exception of the stocks, which are

imide from imported walnut, is the
small 22 calibre rifle. The output of
the single shot .22 far exceeds that of
the repenting rifle.
course buch more expensive. The pro
duction of guns in Canada is mainly
an assembling business and the small |.
market in the Dominion for that kind
of firearm does not warrant the sett-
ing ap of a plant for‘the manufacture

“OF all parts, according to recent repre-

sentations to the Canndian Tariff
Consequently the parts -are
imported. The value last year of guns
and purts was close to $100,000, These
include toy guns, air guns, air rifles,
shot guns and revolvers. The main

J supply of guns and parts came from

the United: States as usual. Belgium
wis next, fallowed’ iby the’ United
Kingdom, Germany and Japan. - In
other years we got a (supply from
Spin.’ Five years ago the amount im-
ported was over half on million dollars
so it seems that the market for guns

‘Jin Cannda is much smaller than it was |.

prohably one-fifth.

LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY HERE|

, The cattle population of Canada ap-
years to have experienced a slight de-

cline of late. The estimated number
of cattle in the Dominion in: Decembor
last year. was 8,491,000: head. which
wns at decreise of about one half of
ane ‘per eent. ‘There is no prospect of
wi increase next summer, ‘but rather a
firther ~ reduction, » However, there
was an increase in the number of. cows
béing killed last December, the esti-

inate being over two and 1 hait million |

That makes one milk cow for every
four or five people in- the Dominion. -.
Pigs have incrensed 8 per cent. and|

‘in. the next. few weeks a considerable

addition. is antlelpated” Sheep and

‘limbs, however, are declining, the two |
: AY Mion six houdreill and thirty thous-
ahd or theren houts being at per cent |g

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There was fir Deeeniher about” “an

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the enmntry, aid those who: are wateh:
itnation helieve that the «de-
eline in poultry” numbers, whieb hag |.
heen in PEORTOSS far sone yours, «is
slowing hi : :
Tho total milk preduetion in ‘Can-
ada dn 1934 Is prov isiomally estimated
nf 16,3160,880,700 pounds, which’ was
npproxinnitely the same as: in 1 1984, *

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