No. 45. List of United States fishing-vessels in the waters of Prince Edward Island, distinguished but not boarded by Her Majesty's ships, in 1872. APPENDIX I. NEWFOUNDLAND, St. John's, to wit: JAMES S. HAYWARD, of St. John's, aforesaid, assistant collector of Her Majesty's customs, maketh oath and saith: That the statement hereto annexed, showing the quantity and value of the products therein referred to, exported and imported by the colony of Newfoundland, for the years therein stated, viz, eighteen hundred and fifty-one to eighteen hundred and seventy-six, and also that the statements hereto annexed, marked A and B, purporting to be a recapitulation of the imports from the United States and exports to the United States and other countries, for the years 1851 to the year 1876, inclusive, and a statement "showing the total and average imports and exports of fish and products of fish for the four years preceding the Reciprocity Treaty, the twelve years under the treaty, seven years after its abrogation, and three years under the Washington Treaty, respectively," have been carefully examined by this deponent, and that the said statements, to the best of this deponent's knowledge and belief, exhibit a true and correct account of the several matters therein set forth. JAMES S. HAYWARD, Assistant Collector. Sworn before me at St. John's, aforesaid, this nineteenth day of July, A. D. 1877. J. O. FRASER, Commissioner of Affidavits. Return showing the quantities and values of fish and products of fish imported from the United States of America, and exported to the United States and all other countries, from the colony of Newfoundland, during each year, from 1851 to 1876, inclusive. |