Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-24
GOVERNOR RECEIVES WARNING ON
AERIAL NAVIGATION in CANADA

| NO. Sd circular area having the
Town Hall of the Town of Estevan, In
the Province of Saskatchewan, as its
| centre, and having radius of three
] miles.
| No. 10-a circular area having the
| City Hall of the City of Lethbridge, in
the Province of Alberta, as it's centre,
and having radius of three miles.
No. la circular area having the
Town Hall of the Town of ChilliwaclS,
in the Province of British Columbia,
as its centre, and having a radius of
three miles.
4. Every person navigating or be-
| Ing carried in aircraft coming from
any place outside of Canada, shall
comply with the following condi-
| tions:-
Q) He shall before commencing a
voyage in Canada, apply for a clea--
ance to such officer named in this
| paragraph as the officer for the land
ing area on which such person lands,
and such person shall Immediately
| after reaching Canada. make land
ing at the nearest landing place, and
Shall not continue voyage in Canada
| until at least twelve hours after such
officer has issued the clearance to him.
In the application (of which three
copies must be supplied) he shall state
the following PARTICULARS
(a) The name and registered num-
Der elf any of aircraft.
(b) Type of aircraft.
(c) Name, nationality and place of
| residence of the owner. of the person
in charge, and of every member of the
crew, and name, profession, nation
ality, and place of residence of every
passenger Gf any,.
i'd Nature of cargo Gf any.
| (e) Proposed points to be visited
and destination.
tf9 Object of voyage.
No change shall be made in the ar
rangements stated in the application
| unless with the consent in writing of
the officer applied to.
Cd No person in any aircraft en-
tering Canada shall carry or allow to
| be carried
| (a) Any goods the Importation of
which is prohibited by law.
OBJ Any explosives or firearms.
Photographic apparatus. carrier %:
homing pigeons.
tc) Any mails.
+. CD He shall in his subsequent
voyage unless exempted by the terms
/ of the clearance. comply with the fol-
t lowing eonditions:-
ca In the case of an airship. at
least one Canadian representative APP
proved by the clearance officer, shall
] be carried in the aircraft.
OBJ No Photographic or wireless APP
paratus, carrier or homing pgeons
| .tf,1
| Co No mails shall be carried
Cd The journey shall be effected
within the time and by the route
| specified in the clearance.
T. (e) The aircraft before quitting
Canada, shall descend in one of the
prescribed landing areas and report to
| the clearance officer.
The clearance officers for the land
ing areas are as follows:
:, For Areas Nos. / and 2-the officer
for the time being commanding No. 6
Military Division, at Halifax.
For Area No. 3-the officer for the
time being commanding the 5th Milf
tary Division, at Quebec.
For Area No. 4--the officer for the
| time being commanding the 4th Mill
tary Division. at Montreal.
| For Area No. 5-the officer for the
time being commanding the Sd Mill
tary Division. at Kingston.
| For Area No 6-the officer for the
! time being commanding the I'd Mill
tary Division. at Toronto
| For Area No THE officer for the
time being commanding the list Mill
| tary Division, at London.
For Areas Nos. and 9-the officer
for the time being commanding Mill
| tary District No. 10, at Winnipeg.
! For Area No. 10-the officer for the
time being commanding Military Dis
trict No. 13, at Calgary
For Area No. 1.-THE officer for the
| time being commanding Military Dis
| trict No H. at Victoria.
| 5. Foreign, naval or military air.
| craft shall not pass over any part of
| Canada. but these regulations shall
not apply to naval or military aircraft
| belonging to or employed in the SER
| vice of His Majesty or of any Of his
| Allies.
g. The Minister of Militia and De-
| fence may for special reasons grant
exemptions from any or all of the
| foregoing orders, to such persons as
he may deem expedient.
z. Any person contravening any OF
the provisions of the foregoing orders
and regulations, shall be liable to
penalty not exceeding Five Thousand
Dollars or Imprisonment for any term
not exceeding five years, or to both
fine and Imprisonment and such PEN
atty may be recovered or enforced by
summary proceedings and conviction
under the provisions of Part Is of the
Criminal Code.
RODOLPHE BOUDHEAY,
Clerk of the Privy Council.
AT THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE AT
OTTAWA.
Saturday the gath day Of Oct, 1914.
Present:
His Royal Highness, the Governor
General in Council:
His Royal Highness the Governor
General in Council is pleased to Order
that the Order In Council of the 18th
September, 1914, making Orders and
Regulations respecting Aerial Navi-
CATION, shall be and the same is here
by amended as follows:
/. (a) Paragraph 1, line 3-After sgd