Y.S.: NW 2209 (1942-06-24)

Data in handwriting:

Selling price:	865
Requisition date:
Requisitioner:
Appraised price:
Forced sale?
Index price:	863
Index number:	184

Other annotations/comments:

Pencil: NW-206Y NW-081-L $500 3/28; Pencil: must be different boat

最低七.八百

present value: "minimum 7 to 8 hundred"

Editorial Note

The boat initials “H.Y.” are crossed out, and the first name of both the registered and actual owners was originally Noburu. This is crossed out and replaced with Yakichi.

Name of Vessel

Official Number NW 2209

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 Other

Formerly Used as not encoded	Value (Replacement)
Date When Surveyed Last not encoded	Value (Present) 1100
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 Shiyoji, Yakichi	Actual Owner's Name Shiyoji, Yakichi
Address Steveston, B.C.	Address Steveston, B.C.

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Y.S.: NW 2209 (1942-06-24)

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Source: Auto-generated from row 998 of an original spreadsheet created by the Directories cluster. Registration/sale record of Y.S., 1942-06-24

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