T.A.: NW 2671 (1942-06-25)

Data in handwriting:

Selling price:	450
Requisition date:
Requisitioner:
Appraised price:
Forced sale?
Index price:	374
Index number:	368

Other annotations/comments:

Pencil: Acc't at Bank of Nova Scotia, New Westminster #3152; Black ink written beside presemt value: with drum; Pencil: gone to Alberta; Pencil crossedout: Phone Ref Chas. Alexander NW

Editorial Note

present value was originally $850 but it was crossed out, "phone - Ref. Chas. Alexander NW" crossed out

Name of Vessel

Official Number NW 2671

Naval Control Number not encoded

Port of Registry not encoded

Date of Registry not encoded

Length not encoded

Width not encoded

Depth not encoded

Make of engine not encoded	Date When Re-Installed not encoded
Horse Power not encoded	Knot (Speed) not encoded

When Hull Built not encoded

When Hull Rebuilt not encoded

Type of Vessel Gill-Netter

Formerly Used as not encoded	Value (Replacement) 650
Date When Surveyed Last not encoded	Value (Present)
Place of Operation not encoded	Value (Insured)

Charter Rate: 1940	Chartered To: 1940
Charter Rate: 1941	Chartered To: 1941

Amount of Mortgage, If Any

Mortgaged To:

Registered Owner's Name Amadatsu, Tsunemori	Actual Owner's Name Amadatsu, Tsunemori
Address New Westminster, B.C. R.R. #1	Address New Westminster, B.C. R.R. #1

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Title

T.A.: NW 2671 (1942-06-25)

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Source: Auto-generated from row 818 of an original spreadsheet created by the Directories cluster. Registration/sale record of T.A., 1942-06-25

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