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 'GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT"
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Liquor Control Board
OF   THE   PROVINCE   OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
FOR   THE   PERIOD
APRIL 1ST, 1933, TO MARCH 31ST, 1934
PRINTED by
AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
VICTORIA.  B.C. :
Printed by Charles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
1934.  To His Honour J. AV. Fordham Johnson,
Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia.
May it please Tour Honour :
Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith the Report of the Liquor Control Board for
the year ended March 31st, 1934.
G. MoG. SLOAN,
Attorney-General.
Attorney-General's Department,
Victoria, B.C., 1934. Liquor Control Board,
Victoria, B:C, September 11th, 1934.
The Honourable Gordon McG. Sloan, K.C.,
Attorney-General, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.
Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith the Report of the Liquor Control Board for
the period ended March 31st, 1934.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
W. F. KENNEDY,
Chairman. REPORT OF THE LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD.
INTRODUCTION.
The Board presents the Thirteenth Annual Report, covering the operations from April 1st,
1933, to March 31st, 1934.
The accounts of the Board, certified to by the Comptroller-General, as required by section
116 of the " Government Liquor Act," and the statistical data as required by section 111 are
shown in the Appendices as follows:—
APPENDIX A.—ACCOUNTS.
Balance-sheet | Statement of Accounts for the periods April 1st,
Trading Account J-        1933, to September 30th, 1933, and October
Profit and Loss Account J 1st, 1933, to March 31st, 1934.
APPENDIX B.—LAW ENFORCEMENT.
Statement of Prosecutions, April 1st, 1933, to March 31st, 1934.
APPENDIX C—ADMINISTRATION.
Regulations and Amendments thereto.
Amendments and Additions to Price-lists.
Statement of Premises owned, leased, and rented.
Statement of Prescriptions for Liquor issued by Physicians.
Statement of Permits issued from April 1st, 1933, to March 31st, 1934.
Chart illustrating by Electoral Districts the Sale of Liquor and the Administration of the
" Government Liquor Act."
GOVERNMENT LIQUOR STORES.
During the period under review the Government Liquor Store at Cumberland was destroyed
by fire, and arrangements were made for the occupancy of new premises which were built to
plans approved by the Board.
After careful investigation as to the demand and necessity for the establishment of a
Government Liquor Store in Vancouver for operation as an all-night store, it was decided
to establish same at 822 Howe Street, adjoining and forming part of the same building in which
the Government Liquor Store at 820 Howe Street is situate. Prior to the establishment of the
all-night store the premises in question were occupied by the Licensee Vendor. The results
have fully justified the Board's action in establishing the store, the hours of which are from
12.01 a.m. to 8 a.m. daily, except Sundays and holidays.
Premises were rented at a nominal cost at No. 238 (rear) Hastings Street East, Vancouver,
for use as an office for the Licensee Vendor; also warehouse attached, from which premises
beer is distributed (on direction of the A'endor in charge of the Government Liquor Store,
230 Hastings Street East, Vancouver) to permit-holders on telephone orders.
On expiry of leases of premises covering Government Liquor Stores, and in conformity
with volume of business, the Board has obtained reductions in rentals in many instances, such
reductions amounting in the aggregate to $4,200 per annum. During the past three years the
Board has obtained reductions in rentals on this account amounting to $12,678 per annum.
STAFF.
The Board wishes to take this opportunity of expressing its appreciation of the co-operation
of the various members of the staff throughout the Province, which has contributed to a considerable extent to the successful operation of the Board's business during the period under
review.
Notwithstanding the fact that the volume of sales has increased, it is nevertheless necessary
to maintain the system of part-time employment in the warehouses and many of the stores,
as the business has not yet reached a point which would utilize the full services of all employees. J 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
STOCKS.
The value of the stocks of liquor on hand at March 31st, 1934, amounted to $660,965.11,
being a decrease of $108,837.43 under <*he inventory figure of the fiscal year immediately
preceding.
SALES.
The total sales of $9,262,102.11 show an increase over the previous period of $654,785.41,
or 7.6 per cent.
Classification of Sales.
Wines and Spirits—
Spirits:   Rye   AVhisky,   Bourbon   Whisky,   Scotch
Whisky,   Irish   Whisky,   Brandy,   Gin,   Rum,
Alcohol    $4,470,078.89
Liqueurs, Cocktails, Vermouth, Bitters          106,623.30
 ■  $4,576,702.19
Port, Sherry, and Still Burgundy        $106,397.65
Champagnes and Sparkling AVines   43,690.30
Clarets and Sauternes  17,666.70
        167,754.65
British Empire Wines-
British Columbia        $370,841.30
Australia  60,894.52
Ontario    11,804.70
South Africa   43,814.05
 487,354.57
Oriental Liquors        193,493.75
Malt Liquors—
British Columbia Beer, Ale, and Stout—
To Licensees     $2,402,727.40
To Permit-holders       1,328,193.00
Eastern Canadian Beer and Ale   15,049.00
British (Imported) Ale and Stout   90,227.55
     3,836,796.95
Total    $9,262,102.11
The increase in the volume of sales can be interpreted as due to general improvement in
conditions throughout the Province. This is particularly indicated by the fact that in March,
1933, there were five Government Liquor Stores showing an increase in sales to permit-holders
over the same month the previous year, whereas in March, 1934, sixty-eight stores showed an
increase in business over the month of March in 1933.
The above-mentioned increase in sales is all the more apparent when it is considered that
on March 1st, 1933, a general reduction in the price of bottled beer throughout the Province
was made. The reduction in question amounted to approximately 25 cents per dozen pints and
50 cents per dozen quarts. In certain instances the reduction was even greater where the
Board was able to improve methods of shipment and reduced transportation costs.
A considerable increase is noted in the sale of British Columbia bottled beer, which is
accountable for the following reasons:—
(1.)  Improved financial conditions in the Province.
(2.)  Reduction in the price of bottled beer.
(3.) By an amendment to section 27 of the " Government Liquor Act," whereby the holders
of beer licences are able to sell beer by the bottle for consumption elsewhere than on the licensed
premises, which has been of great convenience to the public, and also of assistance to the
licensee.
Arrangements were made in the larger centres of the Province for the acceptance by
Vendors of telephone orders for local bottled beer. The delivery of the beer is made to the
permit-holder's residence without charge either to the Board or the purchaser, the cost of this REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34. J 7
service being entirely at the expense of the brewers. The results indicate that the system is
duly appreciated, more particularly in the Cities of Vancouver and Victoria.
It is further pointed out that the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and certain Dry
Laws in the United States took place within the period under review and brought the neighbouring States of AVashington, Idaho, and Montana under the State laws of the sale of liquor.
British Columbia wines continue to meet with favour with the public and the increase in
the volume of sales over the same period last year amounted to $112,384.35, or 43.3 per cent.
British Empire wines continue in popularity and, exclusive of British Columbia wines, the
increase of sales over the previous period amounted to $20,993.87, or 21.9 per cent.
DUTY, EXCISE, AND SALES TAX.
The duty, excise, and sales tax paid direct to the Federal Government for the period under
review amounted to $1,754,385.65, the details of which are as follows:—
Duty   $1,165,576.92
Excise         318,492.74
Sales tax        270,315.99
Total  $1,754,385.65
The above total does not include taxes paid by brewers in connection with local beer, and
also liquor purchased by the Board duty paid.
INSURANCE.
Fire.
A fire of considerable proportions occurred in the City of Cumberland on July 13th, 1933,
and a large portion of the business section of the town was destroyed, including the Government
Liquor Store. The loss of liquor in this connection amounted to $2,834.31 and was covered by
insurance.
Burglaries.
Burglaries and attempted burglaries at the following Government Liquor Stores occurred
during the period under review:—
Value, including Cash,
Uate. Store. Goods stolen, and
1033. Equipment damaged.
May    3.    Pouce Coupe (attempted)       Nil
Aug.   7.    869 Beatty Street, Vancouver      $91.17
Oct.  13.    775 Davie Street, Vancouver      155.77
Oct.   21.    Invermere      132.30
Dec.    7.    775 Davie Street, Vancouver         5.37
Dec. 23.    Duncan         32.44
1934.
Jan. 20.    214 Carrall Street, ATancouver      614.15
All losses which occurred in the above-mentioned burglaries were paid in full, in accordance
with the terms of the insurance carried by the Board.
PERMITS.
A detailed statement showing the sale of each variety of permit is shown in Appendix C.
Pursuant to the provisions of section 115 of the " Government Liquor Act," the revenue
derived from the sale of permits was transmitted to the Honourable the Minister of Finance,
to be accounted for as part of the general revenue of the Province, and amounted to $43,948.50,
being a decrease of $52,913.50 under the previous year.
The decrease in the revenue received is explained by the fact that section 2 of the
" Government Liquor Act Amendment Act, 1933," which provided for the reduction in the
individual liquor permit fee from $2 to 25 cents became operative on April 18th, 1933.
It is interesting to note that the revenue derived from individual liquor permits of all kinds
shows a decrease of 54.8 per cent, under the revenue from the same source in 1933, but, on the J 8
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other hand, the number of permits sold in 1934 shows an increase of 54.7 per cent, over the
fiscal year 1933, as shown by the following table:— Fjscal Year Fiscal Year
1932-33. 1933-34.
Individual liquor permits  26,450 163,293
Single-purchase permits   79,687 2,993
Malt liquor and B.C. wines and cider     2,114 39*
* April 1st to 18th only.
LICENCES.
SUMMARY.
The following summary indicates the number of licences issued and licences transferred
during the period under review:—
Licences issued.
In respect of
Year 1933.
In respect of
Year 1934.
Beer licences	
Club licences	
Veterans' club licences.
Distillers' licences ...
Brewers' licences	
Totals	
15
6
1
22
314
53
30
2
9
40S
Total.
329
59
31
9
430
Licences transferred.
In respect of          In respect of
Year 1933.               Year 1934.
Total.
23
1
2
25
1
Totals	
24
2
26
DISTILLERS' LICENCES.
(Subsection  (1), Section 63b.)
Distillers' Licences issued in respect of the Year 1934.
Name of Firm. Place of Business.
British Columbia Distillery Co., Ltd New AArestminster.
United Distillers, Ltd Vancouver.
BREWERS' LICENCES.
(Subsection (2), Section 63b.)
Brewers' Licences issued in respect of the Year 1934.
Name of Firm. Place of Business.
Victoria-Phoenix Brewing Co. (1920), Ltd Arictoria.
Kootenay Breweries, Ltd Nelson and Trail.
Cranbrook Brewing Co., Ltd Cranbrook.
The Fernie Brewing Co., Ltd Fernie.
Vancouver Malt & Sake Brewing Co., Ltd  Arancouver.
Thomas Downes, carrying on business at the Enterprise
Brewery Revelstoke.
Princeton Brewing Co., Ltd Princeton.
Vancouver Breweries, Ltd A'ancouver.
AVestminster Brewery, Ltd New Westminster. REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
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LICENCES SUSPENDED OR CANCELLED.
The number of licences suspended or cancelled during the period  under review was as
follows:—:
Suspended.
Surrendered and
cancelled.
1
1
Beer licences      7
Club licences     2
Veterans' club licences     1
PLEBISCITES.
Pursuant to the provisions of the "Liquor-control Plebiscites Act" (chapter 147, R.S.B.C.
1924), plebiscites were conducted in the undermentioned electoral districts in respect of the
sale of beer by the glass or bottle under section 27 of the " Government Liquor Act," with the
following results:—
Date of
Poll.
Electoral District.
Polling Division.
Result.
Affirmative.
Negative.
Date of Publication
in B.C. Gazette of
Proclamation making Sec. 27 of the
" Government
Liquor Act " apply.
1933
June
24
Aug.
23
Dec.
14
Dec.
14
1934
Jan.
10
Jan.
10
Jan.
'20
Feb.
21
Mar.
3
Cranbrook	
Kamloops	
Dewdney	
Salmon Arm	
North  Arancouver
Kamloops —
Penticton	
Salmon Arm	
Kamloops	
Marysville	
Savona	
Agassiz	
North Canoe.
Lynnmour	
Kamloops......
Similkameen.
Westwold	
Vidette	
23
34
96
336
106
1,067
894
50
10
29
20
143
320
37
756
803
22
Nil
September 14
Nil
Nil
February 22
February 22
Nil
March 22
PROHIBITIONS.
Appendix B, Law Enforcement, shows in detail all prosecutions reported to the Board
under section 121 for infractions of the " Government Liquor Act." The total number of
prosecutions for all offences is 1,822, being an increase of 203 over the previous period; 1,122
persons were sent to gaol, being an increase of 193 over the previous period.
Seven individual liquor permits were cancelled during the period under section 118 of the
" Government Liquor Act."
TAXATION PROVISIONS.
The sum of $282.77 was collected during the period as tax on liquor not purchased at a
Government Liquor Store, in accordance with the provisions of section 64 of the " Government
Liquor Act."
INTERDICTION.
Interdiction orders made pursuant to the provisions of section 66 of the " Government
Liquor Act" numbered 109, being a decrease of forty-one under the previous year.
One hundred and fourteen orders of revocation of orders of interdiction were made by
interdiction officials pursuant to the provisions of section 68 of the Act, this number being an
increase of three over the previous year.
PENALTIES AND PROCEDURE.
Destruction of liquor forfeited to the Crown and held by the Liquor Control Board was
authorized by the following Orders in Council:—
Order in Council. Approved.
No. 6S8 May  23, 1933.
No. 1081 Aug. 16, 1933.
No. 1248 ■ Sept. 28, 1933.
No. 184 Feb.  19, 1934. J 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
INSPECTION DEPARTMENT.
During the year frequent inspections of premises covered by beer licences, club licences,
and veterans' club licences have been made by the Board's officers, with the result that premises
and furnishings thereof have been improved. Particular attention has been paid to cleanliness
and sanitary conditions. A large number of reports and data of various kinds have been
received by the Inspection Department as shown by the following table:—
Premises covered by beer licences   2,132
Premises covered by club licences      126
Premises covered by veterans' club licences     117
Enforcement, " Government Liquor Act "       631
Breweries  9
Various       75
The Board's officers have co-operated with Provincial, Royal Canadian Mounted, and
Municipal Police with satisfactory results.
ACCOUNTING.
Appendix A contains the financial statements for the six-monthly periods ended September
30th, 1933, and March 31st, 1934, as required by the Statute. For convenience, however, a
consolidation of the Trading and Profit and Loss Accounts for the fiscal year 1933-34 has been
compiled, as follows:— REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 19B3-34.
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DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS.
The distribution of the year's profits was as follows:—
Period.
Net Profits.
Reserve.
Consolidated
Amount.
O.C. No.
Revenue.
April 1 to Sept. 30, 1933    	
$1,026,321.74
1,244,074.40
$10.00
10.00
1514/33
577/34
$1,026,311.74
Oct. 1, 1933, to March 31, 1934	
1,244,064.40
$2,270,396.14
$20.00
$2,270,376.14  J 14 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX A.
BALANCE-SHEET AS AT
ASSETS.
CASH :
In   bank          $2,689.37
In transit to Provincial Treasury     177,427.69
In Provincial Treasury 1,080,219.68
 $1,200,336.74
ACCOUNTS  RECEIVABLE'  428.49
ADVANCES TO WAREHOUSE MANAGERS, AUDITORS, AND VENDORS, ETC  104,255.00
STOCK ON HAND AS  PER  INVENTORY  760,163.89
REAL ESTATE   (LAND)  31,365.00
BUILDINGS (LESS DEPRECIATION)  92,660.94
EQUIPMENT   (LESS  DEPRECIATION)   3,368.76
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES   (LESS  DEPRECIATION)  25,992.96
DEFERRED CHARGES:
Insurance    $21,589.37
Guarantee bonds   502.46
  22,091.83
$2,300,663.61
W. F.  KENNEDY, D.  R.  MACFARLANE,
Chairman. Chief Accountant. REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
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SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933.
LIABILITIES.
oVCCOUNTS PAYABLE         $224,241.87
RESERVE FUND       1,050,100.00
$1,274,341.87
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT   (UNDIVIDED PROFITS)      1,026,321.74
$2,300,663.61
I certify that the accounts of the Liquor Control Board lor the six months ended September 30th, 1933,
have been examined under my direction, and that in my opinion the above Balance-sheet is properly drawn
up, so as to exhibit a true and accurate statement of the affairs of the Board, according to the best of
my information and the explanations given to me and as shown by the books of the Board.
Victoria, B.C., December 21st, 1933.
J. A. CRAIG, C.A.,
Comptroller-General, Province of British  Columbia. J 16 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX A—Continued.
TRADING ACCOUNT AS AT
TO  STOCK ON HAND, MARCH 31ST, 1933        $709,802.54
MERCHANDISE  PURCHASED         3,080,624.30
„   OPERATING COSTS:
WAREHOUSES :
Salaries and wages      $52,177.97
Rents   8,605.00
Insurance   2,896.58
Telegraph and telephone  515.28
Light, water, and fuel  944.72
Depreciation     5,322.65
Sundries   3,264.24
  $73,726.44
VENDORS :
Salaries and wages  $139,727.72
Rents     33,732.82
Insurance     -  7,014.55
Telegraph and telephone  1,940.91
Light, water, and fuel  3,453.48
Depreciation     7,134.58
Sundries    6,029.59
 199,033.68
  272,760.12
„   HEAD OFFICE EXPENSES:
Administrative salaries   $37,822.02
Travelling  expenses         3,106.31
Rent          2,340.00
Telegraph and telephone        1,110.83
Light,   water,  and  fuel  100.00
Printing and stationery        5,332.07
Postage and express       3,746.93
Bank charges   104.61
Guarantee bonds   396.00
Employees'  group  insurance       3,777.63
Depreciation  716.55
Sundries          1,673.20
  60,226.15
„   BALANCE CARRIED TO PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT      1,043,271.42
$5,226,684.53 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
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SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933.
BY SALES TO  PERMIT-HOLDERS $3,154,778.36
„   SALES TO BEER LICENSEES       1,302,284.45
    $4,457,062.81
„   OTHER INCOME:
Interest     $846.93
Rents     6,942.82
Premium on U.S. currency .'.      485.59
Miscellaneous   1,182.49
  9,457.83
„   STOCK ON HAND AS PER INVENTORY  760463.89
$5,226,684.53 APPENDIX A.—Continued.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT AS AT
TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SECRET SERVICE SALARIES AND EXPENSES  $20,813.69
„   MAINTENANCE   OF   PRISONERS        1,107.49
,,    PLEBISCITES   (BEER)  148.88
 $22,070.06
„   NET PROFIT FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933       1,026,321.74
$1,048,391.80
APPROPRIATION
TO RESERVE FUND  $10.00
„    CONSOLIDATED REVENUE  '.   1,164,228.06
 $1,164,238.96
„    BALANCE CARRIED TO BALANCE-SHEET       1,026,321.74
$2,100,500.70 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34. J 19
SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933.
BY BALANCE FROM TRADING ACCOUNT  $1,043,271.42
„   CLUB LICENCES     $600.00
„   BEER LICENCES   4,000.00
„   LICENCE TRANSFER FEES      425.00
„    TAX REALIZED UNDER SECTION 64, " GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT "         95.38
  5.120.3S
$1,048,391.80
ACCOUNT.
BY BALANCE   BROUGHT  FORWARD  $1,164,238.96
„   NET PROFIT FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933      1,026,321.74
$2,190,560.70 APPENDIX A—Continued.
BALANCE-SHEET AS AT
ASSETS.
CASH:
In bank        $8,022.51
In transit to Provincial Treasury     203,008.30
In Provincial Treasury s 1,392,152.29
    $1,603,183.10
ACCOUNTS  RECEIVABLE     550.90
ADVANCES TO WAREHOUSE MANAGERS, AUDITORS, AND VENDORS,  ETC  103,755.00
STOCK ON HAND AS PER INVENTORY  660,965.11
REAL ESTATE   (LAND)  31,365.00
BUILDINGS   (LESS  DEPRECIATION)  86,114.32
EQUIPMENT   (LESS  DEPRECIATION)     1,664.50
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES   (LESS  DEPRECIATION)  21,435.48
DEFERRED CHARGES :
Insurance   '.  $13,139.17
Guarantee bonds   106,46
 13,245.63
$2,522,279.04
W. F.  KENNEDY, D.  R.  MACE'ARLANE,
Chairman. Chief Accountant. REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
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MARCH 31st, 1934.
ACCOUNTS   PAYABLE   ...
RESERVE   FUND   	
LIABILITIES.
$228,094.04
1,050,110.00
$1,278,204.04
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT   (UNDIVIDED PROFITS)    $1,244,074.40
$2,522,279.04
I certify that the accounts of the Liquor Control Board for the six months ended March 31st, 1934,
have been examined under my direction, and that in my opinion the above Balance-sheet is properly drawn
up, so as to exhibit a true and accurate statement of the affairs of the Board, according to the best of my
information and the explanations given to me and as shown by the books of the Board.
Victoria, B.C., May 2nd, 193!,.
J. A. CRAIG,  C.A.,
Comptroller-General, Province of British Columbia. APPENDIX A—Continued.
TRADING ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD
TO STOCK ON HAND, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1933        $760,163.89
„   MERCHANDISE  PURCHASED        3,203,723.94
„   OPERATING COSTS :
WAREHOUSES :
Salaries  and  wages     $55,199.92
Rents     8,605.00
Insurance    2,306.09
Telegraph and telephone  513.54
Light, water, and fuel  1,425.04
Depreciation      5,305.84
Sundries   3,933.37
  $77,288.80
VENDORS :
Salaries and wages   $142,578.07
Rents        33,067.82
Insurance  7,130.29
Telegraph and telephone  1,940.07
Light, water, and fuel  7,874.06
Depreciation  6,868.52
Sundries    5,631.02
  205,089.85
  282,378.65
„   HEAD OFFICE EXPENSES :
Administrative   salaries     $36,841.29
Travelling expenses   2,996.43
Rents     2,340.00
Telegraph and telephone  982.52
Light,  water,  and  fuel  100.00
Printing and  stationery  9,505.77
Postage  and  express  3,741.34
Bank charges   179.48
Guarantee bonds  396.00
Employees' group insurance  3,542.34
Depreciation     710.60
Sundries  [  1,881.34
  63,217.11
„   BALANCE CARRIED TO PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT      1,165,216.22
$5,474,699.81 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOxVRD, 1933-34.
J 23
OCTOBER 1st, 1933, TO MARCH 31st, 1934.
BY  SALES  TO  PERMIT-HOLDERS  $3,702,268.65
„   SALES TO  BEER LICENSEES       1,102,770.65
 -    $4,805,039.30
„   OTHER INCOME :
Interest     $770.97
Rents  6,942.82
Premium on U.S. currency  44.03
Miscellaneous  930.OS
  8,695.40
„    STOCK ON HAND AS PER INVENTORY  660,965.11
$5,474,699.81 APPENDIX A—Continued.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE
TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SECRET SERVICE SALARIES AND EXPENSES $18,772.34
,,   MAINTENANCE   OF   PRISONERS        1,273.71
„   PLEBISCITES   (BEER)           1,085.76
 $21,131.81
„   NET PROFIT FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31st, 1934      1,244,074.40
$1,265,206.21
APPROPRIATION
TO RESERVE FUND   $10.00
„    CONSOLIDATED REVENUE   ! 1,026,311.74
    $1,026,321.74
„   BALANCE   CARRIED  TO  BALANCE-SHEET       1,244,074.40
$2,270,396.14 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
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PERIOD OCTOBER 1st, 1933, TO MARCH 31st, 1934.
BY BALANCE FROM TRADING ACCOUNT    $1,165,216.22
CLUB LICENCES    $11,517.00
BEER LICENCES      72,915.00
BREWERS' LICENCES        7,399.60
DISTILLERS'   LICENCES           7,761.00
LICENCE   TRANSFER  FEES  210.00
TAX REALIZED UNDER SECTION 64, ." GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT ".... 187.39
  99,989.09
$1,265,200.21
ACCOUNT.
BY BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD    $1,026,321.74
„   NET PROFIT FOR SIX MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31 ST,  1934      1,244,074.40
$2,270,396.11 J 26
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX B.
Summary of Prosecutions under the " Government Liquor Act."
Disposition.
Description of Offence.
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Allowing permit to be used by an-
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
Section 27.
Infraction   of    Regulation    No.    28
4
2
2
100.00
100.00
Section 28.
Selling or offering liquor for sale "|
Giving liquor for consideration.... 1
89
9
52
27
1
8,200.00
$300.00
8,500.00
Exposing or keeping liquor for sale j
Section 32.
Purchasing or attempting to pur- "j
3
2
1
100.00
50.00
150.00
Taking liquor for consideration.. J
Section 31,.
Consumption of unsealed liquor	
4
3
1
50.00
50.00
Section 35.
57
2
20
35
1,850.00
1,850.00
Section 37.
	
Consuming liquor in a public place
32
7
8
17
830.00
830.00
Section 38.
1,487
17
996
260
59
1,475.00
8,070.00
Section 39.
Sales to persons under the influence
1
1
50 00
50.00
Section 1,0.
18
3
8
7
1,850.00
1,850.00
Section 1,1.
Disqualified   persons   (Indian   Act)
unlawfully upon premises of Gov
ernment Liquor  Store	
3
1
1
1
50.00
50.00
Section 1,3.
Supplying liquor  to  an  interdicted
3
3
Section 1,6.
Improper use of permit	
1
1
50.00
50.00 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 27
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Summary op Prosecutions under the " Government Liquor Act "—Continued.
Disposition.
Description of Offence.
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Section 47.
Permitting drunkenness   1
Giving liquor to  a person under I
9
4
$250.00
$250.00
influence of liquor  J
Section 48.
Keeping or consuming liquor in any
part    of   an   inn   other   than   a
20
2
11
7
625 00
$700.00
1,325.00
Section 49.
Consumption   of  liquor   in   an   un-
3
3
150.00
150 00
Section 50.
Keeping or having liquor on prem
ises of person engaged in selling
13
4
9
200.00
900 00
1,100.00
Section 50a.
29
3
3
23
1,160.00
1,160.00
Section 52.
Unlawfully acting as agent for the
1
1
Section 53.
Selling or dealing in beer or near-
34
2
18
14
4,200.00
4,200.00
Section 51,A.
2
2
Section 66.
Liquor in  possession of interdicted
2
1
1
50.00
50.00
Section 81.
Interdicted   person   refusing   infor
mation as to source of supply	
4
2
2
Section 83.
Interdicted   person   a   compellable
1
1
Section 91.
1
1
50.00
50.00
Totals	
1,8221   155
1
oi
1,122
417
77
$26,460.00
$3,425.00
$29,885.00 J 28
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Police (Section 121).
Section 12.—Allowing Permit to be used by Another Person. .
Disposition.
Electoral District.
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Fernie:
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
Section 27.—Infraction of Regulation No. 28 (Beer Licences).
Alberni-Nanaimo :
1
2
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
Fernie :
2
1
50.00
50.00
Totals	
4
2
2
$100.00
$100.00
Section 28.—Selling or offering Liquor for Sale;  giving Liquor for Consideration;
exposing or keeping Liquor for Sale.
Alberni-Nanaimo :
City of Port Alberni	
Cariboo	
Chilliwack :
Municipality  of  Chilliwack..
Municipality of Matsqui	
Municipality of Surnas	
Balance of district	
Columbia  _	
Cranbrook :
City of Cranbrook _	
Delta :
Municipality of Richmond....
Dewdney :
Municipality of Maple Ridge
Esquimalt:
Balance of district	
Grand Forks-Greenwood :
City  of  Greenwood	
Kamloops :
City  of Kamloops	
Balance of district	
Lillooet   	
Mackenzie  	
Nelson-Creston:
Balance of district	
New Westminster 	
North Okanagan :
Balance of district	
Peace  River	
Prince Rupert :
City of Prince Rupert	
Revelstoke :
City of Revelstoke	
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
7
1
6
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
$600.00
300.00
700.00
300.00
300.00
900.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
$300.00
$000.00
700.00
300.00
300.00
900.00
300.00
000.00
300.00 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 2!)
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Police—Continued.
Section 28.—Selling or offering Liquor for Sale;   giving Liquor for Consideration;
exposing or keeping Liquor for Sale—Continued.
Disposition.
Electoral  District.
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1
2
2
32
12
i
2
1
10
300.00
600.00
300.00
3,000.00
300 00
City  of Trail....               	
600 00
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1
21
11
300.00
3,000.00
Victoria :
Totals	
89
9
52
27
1
$8,200.00
$300.00
$8,500.00
Section 32.—Purchasing or attempting to purchase Liquor;  taking Liquor for Consideration.
Kamloops :
City  of  Kamloops..
Rossland-Trail :
City of Rossland-..
Totals..
2  |         1        1
1  |         1 	
31 1         2!       1
$50.00 | $50.00
I
50.00 |     	
$100.00
50.00
$100.00
50.00
$150.00
Section 34-—Consumption of Unsealed Liquor.
Nelson-Creston :
City of Nelson..
Peace  River  	
Totals	
1          1
3           3 	
4          3        I
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
Section 35.—Possession of Unsealed Liquor.
Alberni-Nanaimo :
City of Port Alberni	
Chilliwack :
Balance of district	
Delta :
Municipality of Richmond..
Fernie :
City of Pernie	
Balance of district	
Kamloops :
City  of  Kamloops	
Kaslo-Slocan :
City of Slocan	
Mackenzie  	
North Okanagan :
Balance of district	
Peace   River   	
Prince Rupert :
Balance of district	
8
1
5
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
5
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
$150.00
50.00
300.00
100.00
50.00
100.00
50.00
50.00
$150.00
50.00
300.00
100.00
50.00
loo.oo
50.00
50.00 J 30
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Poiace—Continued.
Section 35.—Possession of Unsealed Liquor—Continued.
Disposition.
Electoral District.
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1
35
1
1
19
$50.00
950.00
$50.00
950.00
i
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15
Victoria :
Totals    .      	
57
 1       2
i
20
35
$1,850.00
$1,850.00
Section 37.—Consuming Liquor in a Public, Place.
Columbia  	
Comox :
Balance of district	
Cranbrook :
Balance of district	
Delta :
Municipality of Richmond
Fernie :
Balance of district	
Kamloops :
City of Kamloops	
Balance of district	
Mackenzie  	
Nelson-Creston :
City of Nelson	
Peace River 	
Rossland-Trail :
Balance of district	
Similkameen :
Balance of district	
South Okanagan:
City of Kelowna	
Victoria :
City of Victoria	
Totals	
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
6
5
1
3
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
4
32
7
8
17
$20.00
50.00
50.00
150.00
50.00
210.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
$830.00
$20.00
50.00
50.00'
150.00
50.00
210.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
$830.00
Section 38.—Drunk in a Public Place.
Alberni-Nanaimo :
City of Port Alberni	
City of Nanaimo	
Balance of district	
Atlin	
Burnaby :
Municipality of Burnaby....
Municipality of Coquitlam..
City of Port Coquitlam	
Cariboo	
Chilliwack :
City of Chilliwack	
Municipality of  Chilliwack
Balance of district	
1
11
1
12
6
2
2
21
21
2
10
1
10
1
1
4
4
1
8
1
2
11
3
2
10
17
2
9
1
1
$50.00
250.00
200.00
25.00
50.00
285.00
75.00
25.00
$50.00
$50.00
250.00
200.00
'SO.OO
25.00
50.00
285.00
75.00
25.00 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 81
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled prom Monthly Reports received from Police—Continued,
Section 38.—Drunk in a Public Place—Continued.
Disposition.
Electoral District.
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2
2
10
3
6
4
25
5
3
13
6
2
o
4
13
2
3
4
2
6
1
5
1
2
8
1
5
3
6
3
3
$125.00
25.00
50.00
225.00
25.00
125.00
75.00
150.00
75.00
75.00
$125.00
25 00
Comox :
50 00
Balance of district	
1
1
2
1
1
19
2
225.00
Cowichan-Newcastle :
City of Duncan	
25 00
City of Ladysmith,._	
125 00
75 00
Cranbrook :
150 00
75 00
Delta :
75 00
Dewdney :
Balance of district	
13
5
1
1
Esquimalt :
Municipality of Esquimalt ....
1
Balance of district	
1
1
4
10
25.00
35.00
100.00
250.00
25 00
Pernie :
35 00
100 00
Fort George :
City of Prince George	
3
2
1
1
2
1
Balance of district	
Grand Forks-Greenwood :
City of Grand Forks	
2
3
50.00
75.00
50.00
75 00
Kamloops :
City  of  Kamloops 	
	
2
1
22
1
1
5
3
18
1
17
5
2
2
1
2
1
24
1
2
15
25.00
25.00
125.00
75.00
475.00
25.00
425.00
125.00
50.00
50.00
25 00
Kaslo-Slocan :
25.00
Lillooet   	
17
2
10
5
19
6
125 00
75 00
Nelson-Creston :
City of Nelson	
28
6
52
11
2
2
1
1
4
1
94
2
29
2
475 00
Balance of district	
25.00
1
$375.00
800 00
North Okanagan :
125.00
50.00
North Vancouver :
City of North Vancouver	
50.00
Municipality of North Vancouver....
1
Municipality of West Vancouver	
25.00
50.00
25.00
600.00
25.00
50.00
25.00
2
50.00
25.00
Prince Rupert :
City of Prince Rupert	
1
69
1
27
2
600.00
25.00
Revelstoke :
50.00 J 32
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Police—Continued.
Section 38.—Drunk in a Public Place—Continued.
Electoral District.
Disposition.
£1
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a a
cj co
3 &
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CJ 00
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Rossland-Trail:
City of Rossland.	
City of Trail	
Salmon Arm :
City of Salmon Arm	
Similkameen :
Municipality of Penticton
Balance of district	
Skeena 	
South Okanagan :
City of Kelowna	
Vancouver	
Victoria :
City of Victoria	
Yale :
Municipality of Kent	
Balance of district	
Totals	
27
21
6
11
872
56
1
1,487
154
11
14
4
6
636
50
17
996
260
42
59
$175.00 |
150.00 j
25.00 |
I
350.00
175.00
50.00
125.00
750.00
125.00
25.00
25.00
$6,595.00
$1,050.00
$1,475.00
$175.00
150.00
25.00
350.00
175.00
50.00
125.00
1,800.00
125.00
25.00
25.00
$8,070.00
Section 39.—Sales to Persons under the Influence of Liquor.
Cowichan-Neweastle :
City of Ladysmith...
1          1
Section Ifi.—Supplying Liquor to a Minor.
Chilliwack :
Municipality of Chilliwack-
Comox :
Balance of district	
Cowichan-Neweastle :
City of Ladysmith	
Cranbrook:
Balance of district	
Dewdney :
Balance of district	
Fernie :
Balance of district	
Kamloops :
Balance of district	
Nelson-Creston :
Balance of district	
Rossland-Trail :
City of Rossland	
Balance of district	
Victoria :
City of Victoria	
Totals	
1
1
1
1
2
o
1
2
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
o
1
1
1
2
1
2
o
1
1
18
3
8
7
$300.00
50.00
300.00
600.00
600.00
$300.00
50.00
300.00
600.00
600.00
$1,850.00 I       |     $1,850.00 REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 33
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Police—Continued.
Section lil.—Disqualified Persons (Indian Act) unlawfully upon Premises of
Government Liquor Store.
District.
Disposition.
Electoral
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1
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
i
Totn.ls____
8
i
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
Section li3.—Supplying Liquor to an Interdicted Person.
Prince Rupert:
City of Prince Rupert..
Rossland-Trail:
City  of Trail	
Totals..
1
2
1
2
3
3
Section lid.—Improper Use of Permit.
Fernie :
Balance of district..
1           1
$50.00
$50.00
Section 47.—Permitting Drunkenness; giving Liquor to a Person under
the Influence of Liquor.
Section Jf8.—Keeping or consuming Liquor in any Part of an Inn other than
a Private Guest-room.
1
i
i
i
i
i
3
1
1
1
1
1
Cowichan-Neweastle :
1
$50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
$50.00
50.00
Grand Forks-Greenwood :
City of Grand Forks	
50.00
Similkameen :
50.00
South Okanagan :
City of Kelowna	
Victoria :
City of Victoria	
...
1
2
1
50.00
50.00
	
9
4
5
$250.00
$250.00
Cowichan-Neweastle :
City of Ladysmith..
Kamloops :
City of Kamloops....
Lillooet	
Nelson-Creston :
City of Nelson	
I I
$50.00
75.00
$50.00
75.00 J 34
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX B—- Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Police—Continued.
Section 1,8.—Keeping or consuming Liquor in, any Part of an Inn other than
a Private Guest-room—Continued.
Disposition.
Electoral District.
O M
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9
5
2
2
5
2
7
$150.00
250.00
100.00
$700.00
$850.00
250.00
Victoria :
100.00
Totals	
20
         21 |     11
1         1
7
$625.00
$700.00
$1,325.00
Section 49.—Consumption of Liquor in an Unlicensed Club.
Vancouver
150.00
$150.00
Section 50.—Keeping or having Liquor on Premises of Person engaged in selling
Non-intoxicating Beverages.
Alberni-Nanaimo :
City of Port Alberni	
New Westminster 	
Similkameen :
Municipality of Penticton..
Vancouver	
Totals	
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
9
13
4
9
150.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
$200.00
$900.00
$900.00
$50.00
950.00
50.00
50.00
~$i~100.00
Section 50a.—Keeping of lAquor in a Restaurant.
Alberni-Nanaimo :
City of Port Alberni	
Comox :
City of Courtenay	
Cranbrook :
City of Cranbrook .'.	
Fernie :
Balance of district	
Nelson-Creston :
City of Nelson	
Similkameen :
Municipality of Penticton..
South Okanagan :
City of Kelowna	
Vancouver 	
Victoria :
City of Victoria	
Totals	
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
9
2
11
1
10
8
8
29
3
3
23
$50.00
50.00
60.00
100.00
500.00
400.00
$1,160.00
$50.00
50.00
60.00
100.00
500.00
400.00
$1,160.00
Section 52.—Unlawfully acting as Agent for the Purchase or Sale of Liquor.
Vancouver
I
M I- REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 35
APPENDIX B—Continued.
Prosecutions, compiled from Monthly Reports received from Police—Continued.
Section 53.—Selling or dealing in Beer or Near-beer.
Disposition.
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Columbia 	
1
1
1
1
1
29
1
1
Cranbrook :
$300.00
$300.00
Nelson-Creston :
1
1
Prince Rupert:
i
i
15
13
3,900.00
3,900.00
Totals	
34
2
18
14
$4,200.00
$4,200.00
Section 54a-—Illegal Possession of Seals.
Burnaby :
Municipality of Burnaby
Vancouver 	
Totals	
1          1
1          1
2          2
Section 66.—Liquor in Possession of Interdicted Person.
Burnaby :
Municipality  of   Coquitlam	
Prince  Rupert:
City of Prince Rupert 	
1
1
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
Totals     	
2
1
1
$50.00
$50.00
Section 81.—Interdicted Person refusing Information as to Source of Supply.
Cranbrook :
City of Cranbrook	
1
1
2
1
1
Rossland-Trail:
City of Trail      	
	
2
Totals     	
4
2
2
Section 83.—Interdicted Person a Compellable Witness.
Columbia
I
Section 91.—Prima Facie Evidence of Sale.
Fernie :
Balance of district..
1         1
$50.00
$50.00 J 36
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX C.
Regulations.
Regulations and amendments thereto made by the Liquor Control Board pursuant to the provisions
of section 119 of the " Government Liquor Act" during the period April 1st, 1933, to March 31st,
1934, are as follows :—
Regulation No.
Subject.
Order in
Council No.
B.C. Gazette Reference.
1 (amendment).
1 (amendment).
5 (rescission and
re-enactment)
21 (amendment)..
21 (amendment )...
21 (amendment)...
28 (amendment)...
28 (amendment)..
28 (amendment) ...
28 (amendment)...
37 (amendment)...
37 (amendment).-
37 (amendment)...
40 (amendment)...
Changing fee for Special Permit, clauses (b)
and (c), sec. 11, "Government Liquor
Act," from $2 to 25 cents	
Prescribing form of application for Special
Permit, clause (d), sec. 11, "Government
Liquor Act "	
Prescribing seal under sec. 8, " Government
Liquor Act "	
Prescribing hours of sale of liquor at Government Liquor Store, 214 Carrall Street,
Vancouver 	
Adding sec. 6, prescribing hours of sale of
liquor at Government Liquor Store,
Williams Lake	
Prescribing hours of sale of liquor at Government Liquor Store, 822 Howe Street,
Vancouver 	
Rescission of sec. 1 and re-enactment	
Rescission of clause (g), sec. 2	
Prescribing hours of sale and consumption
of beer in Alberni Electoral District	
Rescission of sec. 3 and re-enactment, prescribing annual licence fee	
Prescribing hours of sale and consumption
of beer in Veterans' Clubs in certain
electoral  districts  	
Rescission of sec. 4 and re-enactment, providing fees for Veterans' Clubs 	
Prescribing hours of sale and consumption
of beer in Dewdney Electoral District....
Rescission and re-enactment, prescribing fee
for duplicate permit in lieu of individual
permit lost or destroyed	
593/33
922/33
595/33
609/33
920/33
109/34
390/33
647/33
867/33
1474/33
389/33
1458/33
300/34
391/33
Vol. LXXIII., No. 19, page 659.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 28, page 1023.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 19, page 059.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 19, page 660.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 28, page 1023.
Vol. LXXIV., No. 5, page 141.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 15, page 519.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 20, page 691.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 26, page 945.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 49, page 1710.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 15, page 520.
Vol. LXXIII., No. 49, page 1710.
Vol LXXIV., No. 12, page 373.
Vol. LXXIII.,No. 15, page 521.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 1.
Resolution No. 5319.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 1 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 1563 on December 27th, 1922, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be amended by adding thereto the following, effective May 16th, 1933 :—
"(5a.) The fee for a Special Permit issued under the provisions of clauses (6) and (c) of section
11 of the ' Government Liquor Act,' being chapter 146 of the ' Revised Statutes of British
Columbia, 1924,' and subsequent amendments thereto, be fixed in the sum of twenty-five cents."
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 1.
Resolution No. 5405.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 1 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 1563 on December 27th, 1922, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be amended by rescinding section  (6)  thereof, and by substituting therefor the following:—
(6.)  The fee payable in respect of a Special Permit issued under clause  (d)  of section 11 shall
be from $1 to $50 for each permit.
•   Application for such Special Permit shall be made in writing on the following form:—
" GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT."
(Provincial Arms.)
oVpplication for Special   Permit.
(Clause (d) of Section 11.)
I, the undersigned, , of , hereby make application for a Special Permit under clause (d)
of section 11 of the " Government Liquor Act," as  [state official position]  of  [state name of association]
[strike out words not applicable], of  [address], to purchase the undermentioned liquor for consumption at
the time of day, date, and place set out hereunder. REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 37
I am qualified as a permit-holder pursuant to  the provisions of the  " Government  Liquor  Act "  and
regulations thereunder.    The following are particulars in respect of which application is made herewith :—
Purposes for which permit is required
Approximate number of persons participating
Quantity of liquor required—
(a.)   Wines,  spirits,  liqueurs
(6.)   Malt liquor
Place where liquor will be consumed [state full address, street, and number],  [name of place].
Date on which liquor will be consumed
Hours during which Liquor will be consumed
(Signature of applicant.)
B.C.)
Pee $
(Address of applicant.    Street.)
 "(Place.')""
(Witness.)
(This application when completed to be forwarded to The Secretary,  Liquor Control Board,  Victoria,
The Special Permit issued under clause (d) of section 11 shall be in the following form:—
" GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT."
No	
(Royal Arms.)
Special Pekmit.
(Clause  (d) of Section 11.)
This is to certify that [official position], of [association or other organization], [address in full].
has made application in the prescribed form and is entitled to purchase liquor as hereinafter described,
namely :—
Wines, spirits, liqueurs
Malt liquor for consumption in a public place, namely :—
On the premises known as
City or town , B.C.
On the day of , 19     .
Between the hours of (a.m.)   (p.m.) and (a.m.)   (p.m.).
For the purpose of only.
Dated at , B.C., this day of , 19     .
LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD.
Secretary.
(Signature of permit-holder.)
REGULATION  No. 5.
Resolution No. 5318.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 5 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 1004 on July 21st, 1921, be rescinded, and the following
substituted in lieu thereof :—
For the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of section 8 of the " Government Liquor Act,"
being chapter 146 of the " Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1924," the official seal to be attached
to every package of liquor to be delivered to any purchaser at a Government Liquor Store shall be in
the following form and design, and shall be serially numbered :—
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 21.
Resolution No. 5321.—Resolved, That pursuant to the provisions of section 119 of the " Government. Liquor Act," and subject to the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, section 4 of
Regulation No. 21 of the regulations of the Liquor Control Board be amended by adding immediately
after the word " at" and immediately preceding the words " 869 Beatty Street" the following-
words :—
" 214-16 Carrall Street, Vancouver, British Columbia."
And be it further Resolved, That this amendment become effective forthwith. J 38 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 21.
Resolution Ao. 5406.—Resolved, That pursuant to the provisions of section 119 of the " Government Liquor Act," and subject to the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, Regulation
No. 21 of the regulations of the Liquor Control Board be amended by adding thereto the following,
which shall be known as section  (6) :—
(6.) The hours during which the Government Liquor Store at Williams Lake, British Columbia,
shall be open for the sale of liquor shall be :—
On every week-day from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 6, p.m.
On every weekly half-holiday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 21.
Resolution No. 5666.—Resolved, That pursuant to the provisions of clause (e) of subsection (2)
of section 119 of the " Government Liquor Act," and subject to the approval of the Lieutenant-
Governor in Council, Regulation No. 21 of the regulations of the Liquor Control Board be amended
by adding thereto the following, which shall be known as section  (7) :—
(7.) The hours during which the Government Liquor Store at 822 Howe Street, Vancouver,
British Columbia, shall be open for the sale of liquor shall be :—
On every week-day from 12.01 a.m. to 8 a.m.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 28.
Resolution No. 5280.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 28 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, as approved by Order in Council No. 113 on February 2nd, 1925, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be further amended by striking out section (1) thereof, and by substituting therefor the
following :—
(1.) Every advertisement of notice of application for a Beer Licence shall be in the following
form :—
" GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT."
Notice of Application for a Beer Licence.
Notice is hereby given that, on the day of next, the undersigned intends to apply to the
Liquor Control Board for a licence in respect of premises being part of a building known as , situate
at [No.]   [street]  [locality], upon lands described as Lot No. , Block No. , Map No. ,
Land Registration District, in the Province of British Columbia, for the sale of beer by the glass
or by the bottle for consumption on the premises or elsewhere.
Dated this day of , 19
Applicant.
And every application for a Beer Licence shall be in the following form:—
" GOVERNMENT  LIQUOR ACT."
oVri'LICATION   FOR   A   BEER   LICENCE.
To the Liquor Control Board, Victoria, British, Columbia:
The undersigned hereby makes application for a licence to purchase beer from a Vendor, and to sell by
the glass or by the bottle the beer so purchased to persons for consumption upon the premises hereinafter
described or elsewhere, in accordance with the terms of the licence and the provisions of the " Government
Liquor Act " and the regulations made thereunder, and hereby submits the following in support of his
application :—
(a.) The premises in respect of which the application for licence is made are in a building known
as , situate at  [No.]   [street]   [locality], upon the lands described as Lot No. , Block
No. ,   Map  No. , Land  Registration   District,   in   the Electoral   District,   in
the Province of British Columbia, and are to be kept and operated by the applicant.
(6.) Accompanying this application is a plan showing the floor-plans and dimensions of the premises
in respect of which the application for licence is made, including the beer sales-room and all cellars, storerooms, lavatories, and toilets appurtenant thereto; and showing the location of all doors and windows and
all means of access to the premise's; and also showing the position of the premises in relation to the building in which the premises are situate and in relation to public streets.
(c.)   The following answers to questions contain true particulars in respect of the  premises and  the
building in which they are situate :—
Pull name of applicant
Electoral district in which applicant is registered as a voter
If  entitled  to  be   registered,  but  not  registered,   state  facts  showing  applicant   to   be   entitled   to   be
registered as a voter
If applicant is a copartnership, state :—
Pull names of members
Electoral district in which respective members are registered as voters
If entitled to be registered, but not registered, facts showing member to be entitled to be registered
as a voter If applicant is a corporation, state :—
Number of directors
Names of directors who are registered or entitled to be registered as voters
Electoral districts in which respective directors are registered as voters
If entitled to be registered, but not registered, facts showing director to be entitled to be registered
as a voter
Full name of agent or manager selected to carry on business of selling beer
Electoral district in which agent or manager is registered as a voter
If entitled to be registered, but not registered, facts showing agent or manager  to be entitled to be
registered as a voter
Name of owner in fee-simple of building
Name of holder of mortgage or encumbrance on building  (if any)
Name of holder of lien, mortgage, or encumbrance on furniture and fixtures contained in the building
(if any)
Amounts of liens, mortgages, or encumbrances (if any) ;
Name of landlord   (if building held under lease)
Name of tenant
Particulars of lease :   Date ;   duration ;   rental
What other business is carried on in building in which premises are situated?
In what part of premises are beer stocks to be kept or stored ?
In what part of premises is beer to be sold?
Is the applicant the holder of a club licence granted under the provisions of the " Government Liquor
oVct "   in   respect   of  those   or  any   other   premises? .       If   so,   give   particulars   of   the
premises
(d.)  Accompanying this application is the sum of $ tendered by the applicant as the fee for the
licence applied for.
(c.)   I have given notice of my intention to apply herein for a Beer Licence by advertisement published
in the newspaper published at , in the Province of British Columbia :   and I have searched
the  files  of the  said  newspaper,  and  find  that  the  said  advertisement,   a  true   copy   of   which   is  hereto
attached, was published in consecutive issues thereof, beginning with the issue of the day
of , 19     , and ending with the issue of the day of , 19
Dated this day of ,  19      .
Applicant.
And such  application shall be accompanied by  a  statutory  declaration  of the  applicant  in  the
following form :—
STATUTORY  DECLARATION VERIFYING  APPLICATION FOR  BEER  LICENCE.
Canada:
Province of British Columbia.
To Wit :
I, , of , British Columbia, [occupation], do solemnly declare that I am [official position
of deponent where applicant is a corporation] the applicant named in the application for Beer Licence
hereto annexed, which application is signed by me; and that the statements and allegations in the said
application made and set out are true and correct in substance and in fact; and I make this solemn
declaration conscientiously believing it to be true and knowing that it is of the same force and effect as
if made under cath and by virtue of the " Canada Evidence Act."
Declared  before  me  at ,   British  Columbia, |
this day of , A.n.  19      . j    	
Notary Public for the Province of British Columbia.
Commissioner for taking Affidavits within British Columbia.
Stipendiary Magistrate for
Justice  of  the  Peace  in  and  for  the  Province  of  British
Columbia.
A  Vendor.
And every Beer Licence granted by the Board shall be in the following form:—
" GOVERNMENT  LIQUOR ACT."
$--.. -  No -	
(Provincial Arms.)
Beer Licence.
This is to certify (hat , of , British Columbia,   [occupation], having made application
to the. Liquor Control Board for a Beer Licence pursuant to the provisions of the " Government Liquor Act," J 40 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
and having paid the sum of dollars, being the fee prescribed therefor, is hereby licensed to purchase
beer from a Vendor, and to sell by the glass or by the bottle the beer so purchased to persons for consumption on the premises hereinafter described or elsewhere, in accordance with the terms of this licence and
the provisions of the " Government Liquor Act " and the regulations made thereunder.
The premises in respect of which this licence is granted, and which are to be kept and operated by the
licensee, consist of [full description of premises], and are shown on the plan accompanying the said
application.
This licence expires at midnight of the 31st day of December, a.d. 19
This licence is not transferable, except with the written consent of the Liquor Control Board and
subject to the provisions contained in the regulations.
The licensee shall not be entitled to any refund of licence fee or to any compensation in the event of
this licence being suspended or cancelled by the Liquor Control Board.
No person shall be employed in any service in connection with the sale, handling, or serving of beer
In, on, or about the premises in respect of which this licence is granted, unless he is registered or entitled
to be registered as a voter in some electoral district of the Province.
Issued at Victoria, British Columbia, this day of , a.d. 19
LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD.
And be it further Resolved, That the said Regulation No. 28 of the regulations of the Liquor
Control Board be further amended by adding thereto the following, wdiich shall be known as clause (g)
of section (2) of the regulation:—
(a.) A licensee may sell beer by the unopened bottle for consumption elsewhere than on the
licensed premises to any person who is the holder of a subsisting permit, providing that:—
(1.)   The   purchaser   has   produced   his   permit   for   inspection   and   endorsement   by   the
licensee.
(2.)   The licensee has endorsed thereon the date, number of beer licence of which he is the.
holder, and the quantity of beer purchased.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 28.
Resolution No. 5334.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 28 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, as approved by Order in Council No. 113 on February 2nd, 1925, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be further amended by striking out clause  (a)  of section 2 of the said regulation.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 28.
Resolution No. 5392.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 28 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 113, dated February 2nd, 1925, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be amended as follows :—
Paragraph (7) of clause (/) of section (2) of the said Regulation No. 28 is hereby amended by
striking out the word " and " immediately preceding the words " Kaslo-Slocan," and by adding the
following words after the words " Kaslo-Slocan " :   " and Alberni."
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 28.
Resolution No. 5597.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 28 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 113, dated February 2nd, 1925, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be further amended by striking out section 3 thereof, and by substituting therefor the
following :—
3. Licence Fees.—The fee for each Beer Licence shall be not less than $75, and the Board shall
each year fix the fee in respect of each licensed premises.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 37.
Resolution No. 5273.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 37 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 802, approved June 30th, 1930, and subsequent amendments
thereto, be amended as follows, effective April 15th, 1933:—
Paragraph (1) of clause (/) of section (3) of the said Regulation No. 37 is hereby amended by
adding the following after the word " week " : " except as hereinafter provided."
Clause (/) of the said section (3) of the said Regulation No. 37 is hereby amended by adding
the following paragraph, which shall be known as paragraph  (5) :—
(5.) In the following electoral districts at any time before 10.30 o'clock in the morning or after
11.30 o'clock at night upon any day of the week : Cowichan-Neweastle, Fernie, Kaslo-Slocan, Nelson,
New Westminster, North Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Revelstoke, Richmond-Point Grey, Similkameen,
South Vancouver, and Vancouver City. REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 41
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 37.
Resolution No. 5598.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 37 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 802 on June 30th, 1930, and subsequent amendments thereto,
be further amended by striking out section 4 thereof, and by substituting therefor the following:—
4. Licence Fees.—The fee for each Veterans' Club Licence shall be not less than $25, and the
Board shall each year fix the fee in respect of each licensed premises.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION No. 37.
Resolution No. 5721.—Resolved, That Regulation No. 37 of the regulations of the Liquor Control
Board, approved by Order in Council No. 802 on June 30th, 1930, and subsequent amendments thereto,
be amended as follows:—
Paragraph (5) of clause (/) of section (3) of Regulation No. 37 of the regulations of the Liquor
Control Board is hereby amended by adding thereto, at the end of the said paragraph, the word
" Dewdney."
REGULATION No. 40.
Resolution No. 5279.—Resolved, That, subject to the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in
Council, Regulation No. 40 of the regulations of the Liquor Control Board, approved by Order in
Council No. 461 on April 21st, 1931, be rescinded.
And be it further Resolved, that pursuant to the provisions of clause (k) of subsection (2) of
section 119 of the " Government Liquor Act," being chapter 146 of the " Revised Statutes of British
Columbia, 1924," the Liquor Control Board, subject to the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in
Council, makes the following regulation, to be known as Regulation No. 40 of the regulations of the
Liquor Control Board :—
" GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT."
Liquor Control Board.
Regulation No. 1,0.
The fee in connection with the issuance of a duplicate permit issued pursuant to the provisions of
section 14 of the " Government Liquor Act " shall be as follows :—
Where an Individual Permit issued pursuant to the provisions of clause (a) of section 11 of the
" Government Liquor Act " has been lost or destroyed, the fee which shall be paid for the issuance of a
duplicate Individual Permit in lieu of the Individual Permit so lost or destroyed shall be twenty-five cents.
This regulation shall become effective on April 18th, 1933.
" GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT."
Price-lists.
Orders in Council passed during the period April 1st, 1933, to March 31st, 1934, confirming the
prices of liquor included in the undermentioned Price-lists, were as follows:—
Price-list.
O.C. No.
Date
approved.
Remarks.
No.
1.  Wines, Spirits, Liqueurs, and Imported Ale and Stout	
594
5-5-33
Amendment.
983
25-7-33
Addition.
979
25-7-33
Addition.
1428
23-11-33
Addition.
1443
24-11-33
Addition.
No.
3. Beer,   Ale,   and   Stout    (British   Columbia   and   Eastern
531
27-4-33
Amendment.
Canadian)
730
30-5-33
Addition.
1023
1-8-33
Amendment.
1064
11-8-33
Amendment and
Addition.
1091
17-8-33
Amendment.
1322
17-10-33
ovddition.
151
9-2-34
Amendment.
205
26-2-34
Amendment.
No
7. Draught  Beer  	
1321
17-10-33
Addition.
152
9-2-34
Addition. J 42
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
APPENDIX O—Continued.
Premises purchased, leased, and rented by Liquor Control Board as at March 31st, 1934.
Premises.
City or Town.
Lease.
Date of
Expiry.
Duration.
Monthly
Rental.
Remarks.
Administrative Offices.
Victoria :
Rooms  400b,  410-418,   and
423, Belmont Building—
Warehouses.
Victoria, 1010 Wharf Street
Vancouver :
847-863 Beatty Street.	
869 Beatty  Street	
Government  Liquor  Stores
Abbotsford	
Ashcroft -
Anyox	
Atlin 	
Burns Lake	
Campbell River-	
Chilliwack-.	
Cumberland	
Cranbrook	
Creston	
Courtenay	
Coalmont  	
Cloverdale	
Duncan.... 	
Esquimalt  	
Fernie 	
Greenwood	
Golden     	
Grand Porks 	
Hope    	
Invermere--- -	
Kaslo	
Kelowna	
Kamloops	
Kimberley—	
Keremeos	
Langley  Prairie 	
Ladysmith  	
Ladner..- 	
Lillooet -..-	
Mission	
Michel	
McBride	
Merritt	
Nelson	
New Westminster	
New Denver	
North Vancouver	
Nanaimo-.-.- - .:	
30-9-35
30-11-35
31-5-34
31-7-34
31-7-35
30-9-38
31-3-35
30-11-36
30-4-34
30-9-37
31-8-37
31-7-34
30-6-34
30-6-36
31-7-35
30-0-34
31-7-34
30-11-40
31-5-36
31-7-34
31-10-35
o years
5 years
3 years
5 years
5 years
5 years
5 years
o years
5 years
7 years
7 years
1 year
1 year
3 years
5 years
1 year
5 years
10 years
5 years
3 years
5 years
$240.00
600.00
100.00
60.00
50.00
75.00
30.00
50.00
85.00
35.00
75.00
30.00
30.00
25.00
30.00
75.00
60.00
55.00
35.00
50.00
40.00
25.00
15.00
15.00
50.00
40.00
25.00
25.00
50.00
30.00
50.00
20.00
60.00
175.00
135.00
150.00
150.00
175.00
175.00
30.00
40.00
140.00
Monthly tenancy, including light, heat,
and water.
Monthly tenancy.
L.C.B. property.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly  tenancy.
L.C.B. property ; living-quarters rented,
$5 per month.
Rental includes heat.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy ; rental includes heat.
Monthly tenancy ; rental includes heat.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
L.C.B. property.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
L.C.B. property.
L.C.B. property.
Rental includes heat and water.
Monthly tenancy.
Rental includes heat and water.
June 1,  1931,  to  May 31, 1932.
June 1,  1932, to May 31, 1933.
June 1,  1933, to May 31, 1934.
June 1,  1934, to May 31, 1935.
June 1,  1935,  to May 31, 1930.
Monthly tenancy. REPORT OF LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, 1933-34.
J 43
APPENDIX C—Continued.
Premises purchased,  leased, and rented by Liquor Control Board as at March 31st,  1934
—Continued.
Premises.
City or Town.
Lease.
Date of
Expiry.
Duration.
Monthly
Rental.
Remarks.
Government Liquor Stores—
Continued.
Oliver 	
Prince Rupert .'.
Prince George : ...
Parks ville 	
Princeton..-	
Pouce Coupe. -	
Port Alberni........ i	
Penticton	
Powell River	
Port  Coquitlam	
Quesnel   -	
Revelstoke—	
Rossland -	
Smithers —	
Stewart	
Sidney - 	
Salmon oVrm -	
Terrace	
Trail —	
Vancouver :
833 Pender Street West	
238   Hastings   Street   East
(rear) 	
and  230  Hastings  Street
East -	
820-22 Howe  Street.—	
214-6-8 Carrall Street -
809 Beatty Street	
775 Davie Street	
Victoria :
716  Johnson   Street	
634 Humboldt Street	
Vernon ..:.	
Williams Lake	
Yahk	
30-11-36
30-11-34
31-8-34
31-5-34
31-7-35
30-6-36
31-5-36
31-5-34
31-7-40
31-11-38
30-9-41
31-12-34
31-12-34
31-5-34
3 years
3 years
1 year
2 years
3 years
3 years
7 years
1 year
10 years
7 years
10 years
5 years
5 years
1 year
f 25,00
55.00
15.00
60.00
30.00
50.00
40.00
90.00
50.00
45.00
40.00
35.00
65.00
25.00
35.00
20.00
75.00
275.00
25.00
575.00
425.00
500.00
87.50
150.00
200.00
275.00
225.00
250.00
75.00
35.00
30.00
Monthly tenancy.
L.C.B. property.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy ; rental includes heat.
Rental includes heat and water.
Monthly tenancy ;   living-quarters
rented, $25 per month.
Monthly tenancy.
L.C.B. property ; living-quarters rented,
$10 per month.
Rental includes light, heat, and water.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Monthly tenancy.
Rental includes heat and water.
Monthly tenancy.
Includes heat.
Monthly tenancy.
First 2 years.
Second 2 years.
Last 3 years.
Monthly  tenancy ;   living-quarters
rented, $5 per month. J 44
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CHART ILLUSTRATING SALE OF LIQUOR AND ADMINISTRATION OF "GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT," BY ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.
SALE OF LIQUOR  (INCLUDING S
3 TO BBEK LICENSEES).
Electoral Districts.
Government Liquor Stores.
ADMINISTRATION.
Cities and Municipalities
Balance of District,
Provincial Police
Stations.
PROSECUTIONS.
LICENCES ISSUED.
March
Slst,'
1984.
Distillers.
31st,
1934.
Fort George....
Grand Forks-Greenw(
North Okanagan....
Rossland-Trail....
South Okanagan....
.. Port Coquitlam....
Williams Lake,.
Carrall Stre
Beer Licensee....
Mail Order	
83,061.35
29,777.70
43,524.10
639,276.55
540,724.25
1,012,146.90
27,488.50
493,132.51'
346,662.71
24,394.96
8,736.71
12,777.76
5,658.43
3,490.07
4,088.97
3,130.29
2,990.43
3,336.69
2,185.03
1,049.69 2,763.8!
51,537.72
16,855.68
22,460.26
8,736.53
5,246.64
8,688.79
Burnaby	
Port Coquitlam..
Port Mopdy	
Fraser Mills	
Coquitlam.	
5,187.17
3i291.04
3,381.15
44,319.26
3,164.38
24,204.17
11,540.72
77,298.42
10,032.11
Esquimalt...
Fernie	
Prince George....
Prince Rupert....
Salmon Arm (City)
Telegraph Creek ..
Giscome  	
Red Pass 	
McBride 	
Squamish 	
Lytton   	
Spences Bridge ..
Ocean Falls ..
Powell River .
Bella Coola ..
Burns Lake ..
Fort St. John
Rolla	
Port Esslngton  "j
100.00
25.00
785.00
3,200.00
¥29,885.00 109