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default of payment, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six 

 months. 3 E. VII., c. 23, s. 1. 



73. Every one who violates any provision of this Act relating to 

 whale fishing or of the regulations made thereunder, for which vio- 

 lation no penalty is herein specially provided, shall be liable to a 

 fine not exceeding two hundred dollars, and not less than fifty dollars. 



2. All machinery and apparatus, and all vessels and boats, and 

 their tackle, apparel and furniture, used in such violation shall be 

 confiscated to His Majesty. 4 E. VII., c. 13, ss. 12 and 13. 



74. Every one who, with boat or vessel, during the time of fishing 

 for seals, knowingly or wilfully disturbs, impedes or injures any 

 sedentary seal fishery, or prevents, hinders, or frightens the shoals of 

 seals coming into such fishery, shall, for each oft'ence, be liable to a 

 penalty not exceeding sixty dollars and, in default of payment, to 

 imprisonment for a term not exceeding one month; and shall also be 

 liable to pay such damages as are assessed by the fishery officer or 

 justice of the peace before whom the person injured complains. 

 R. S., c. 95, s. 7. 



75. Every one who, without the special fishery lease or license 

 provided for by this Act, fishes for salmon above the actual limit 

 defined by the Minister or fishery officer as the tidal boundary of 

 estuary fishing, except with a rod and line, in the manner known as 

 fly-surface-fishing, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding one 

 hundred dollars, and, in default of payment, to imprisonment for a 

 term not exceeding two months. R. S., c. 95, s. 8. 



76. Every case or package containing lobsters canned or cured in 

 Canada not labelled or stamped according to the provisions of this 

 Act, or which, being unlabelled or unstamped, is removed from the 

 factory or canning establishment where such lobsters have been 

 canned or cured, without a permit from the Minister, shall be liable to 

 seizure, and, upon seizure, shall become confiscated to His Majesty; 

 and the owner, packer or exporter of any such case or package shall 

 be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty dollars and costs. 58-59 

 V., c. 28, s. 1. 



77. Every case or package containing lobsters imported into Can- 

 ada, without being labelled or stamped with such label or stamp as is 

 prescribed by the Minister shall be liable to seizure, and, upon seizure, 

 shall become confiscated to His Majesty; and the person or persons 

 owning or possessing any such case or package shall be liable to a 

 penalty not exceeding forty dollars and costs. 58-59 V., c. 28, s. 1. 



78. Every owner or manager of a lobster factory or canning estab- 

 lishment in Canada who fails to send to the Minister, not later than 

 the first day of September in every year, a true return of, 



(a) the number of fishermen employed, and of the lobster traps 

 used in connection with his factory or canning establishment; 



(>) the number of persons employed in such factory or canning 

 establishment, distinguishing the sexes; 



(c) the number of cases of lobsters packed during the season ; and, 



(d) such other details and particulars as are from time to time 

 required by the Minister; 



shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding four hundred dollars and 

 costs. 58-59 V., c. 28. s. 1. 



79. Every manager or proprietor of a lobster factory or canning 

 establishment who refuses on demand to produce his license to any 



