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1 dz // Ce) Published by Authority of Hon. James Malcolm, M.P., annual Biii ic - Minister of Tx'ad.e and Commerce 300 copies. - DOMINION BIJBEAU or STATISTICS - Dominion Statistician; R. H. Coats, B.A., F.S.S,(Hon.),P.R.S.C. Mining, Metallurgical and Chemical Branch Chief: S. J. Cook, B.A., AI.C., F.C.I.C. XxxxxxxxxxxxccxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxtxxxxxxxxxxxxxccxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxxxxxxX QDUCTI0N OFADIO SETS AND PASTS IN CANADA, Production of complete radio sets, radio parts and accessories and radio batteries in Canada during 1927 was valued at $8,789,171, an increase of 140 per cent over the value of $6,324,851 for 1926, and 22 per cent above the figure of $7,110,628 reported for Output of ccnplete radio receiving sets amounted to 147,500 sets valued at $3,748,622 in 1927 as against 142,1430 sets worth $2,253,098 in Returns were received from 141 estab1islsents in this field of which 13 produced complete radio receiving sets worth $3,7148,622; 19 made storage or dry Ce].l batteries valued at $2,572,993, and 6 mad.o vauurn tubes worth $1,3141,7148. Other lines of :roduction included complete transmitters, battery eliminators, transformers, telephones, loud speakers, aerials, condensers, coils, couplers, panels and other miscellaneous parts and accessories. This survey does not include the great number of custom workers who assemble or build sets and parts to order as only 15 firms, out of a total of 141 finns reporting, had a production valued at less than $25,000. As reported to the Bureau by Mr. Lynn T. Meekinc, United. States Trade Commissioner at Ottawa, the exports to Canada of radio sets and parts from the United States during the aalendar year 1927 amounted In value to $3,7.63,903 and included the following items: 28,925 receiving sets worth $1,128,893; 107,1143 tubes valued at $1 145,051 and$1,859,818 worth of parts and accessories. Radio licenses were issued by the Department of Marine and Fisheries during the fiscal year ending March 31, 1928, to 268,055 persons as against 215,650 in the corresponding period of the previous year. Ontario led all provinces with a total of 125,012 and quebec was next with 51,3147 Registrations in the other provinces were as follows: Saskatchewan, 26,635; Manitoba, 19,288; British Columbia, 18,561; Alberta, 114,936; Nova Scotia, 7,106; New Brunswick, 14,1475; Prince Edward Island, 587; Northwest Territories, 914, and Yukon, 114. Licensed broadcasting stations were distributed as follows:- Ontario, 38; Saskatchewan, 15; Alberta, 14; British ColumbIa, 13; Quebeca 9; New Brunswick, 4; Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, 2 each.
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3 TABLE 1.- RkDIO LICEN.SQD IN CARAflA, BY PROVINCES, FISCAL YFABS 1926 and Province Receiving Broadcasting Receiving Broadcasting Lices Licences Licences Licences Prince Edward Island ilovascotia ,106 2 NewBri.inswick , Q,uebec... 9,207 ii 51, Ontario , , , ,288 2 Sakatchcvm... 22, , Alberta ,588 Britisk Columbia......, 114, , , orthwest Territories TOTAL , , Table 2.- PRODUCTION OF BDIO SETS AND PARTS IN CA NAD., 1926 and It ems C ondensers B attery eliminators Selling Value Selling Value at works at works $- 13,281 15,543 91,118 Panels and parts ( switches, dials, binding posts, keys, sockets) , ,377 Telephones (head sets, 1oud speakers, microphones) 1146, ,392 T ransformers , ,5014 Vacuum tubes...,...,.,.,,,, 1,261,803 1,3141,7148 Complete radio receiving sets.... 2,253,098 3,7148,622 Apparatus and parts not elsewhere reported, including complete transmitting sets , ,8714 Radio batteries,.,, ,32 14, ,572,993 TOTAL.... 6,3214,881 8,789,171 In addition to the above, the furniture industry in Canada produced rndio cabinets uorth $521,1147 in 1927 and $708,58 in 1926.
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5 -3.- PROUCERS OF RADIO SETS, PARTS AND BATTERIES IN CANADA, (a) Radio Sets and Parts Azyjioa ;or. of Canada, Limited Bakelite Cor oration of Canada, Limited :3enjamin Electric Mfg. Co. of Canada, Ltd. 3enjemin Hughes Co. Chas. Branstoun & Company Canadian 7estinghouse Co. Limited anadian General Electric Co. Ltd. Canadian Brandes, Limited. Canadian Marconi Company Do Forest?adio Corp., Limited Durable Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. Fada Radio Limitea Hali'ourton & Thite, Ltd. National Liectric Heating Cr,, Ltd. Northern Electric Co., Ltd. Oxley & Meredith The Packard Electric Co., Ltd. Radio Valve Co. of Canada, Ltd. Rogers Radio, Ltd. Sangamo Electric Co. of Canada, Ltd. Smith and Stone, Ltd. Slitdorf Liectrical Co., Ltd. Standard Radio Mfg. Co. Stromberg Carlson Telephone Mfg. Co. of Canada,Ltd. White Radio Ltd. B runswick-balke-collender Co. of Canada, Ltd. :ol1ock-wa1ker, Limited?honola Comoany of Canada, Ltd. The Moliak' Radio Ltd. The Otto ligol Co., Ltd. 130 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont. 163 Dufferin St., Toronto, Ont Charlotte St.., Toronto, Ont Jeanne Mance St., Montreal, P.Q. 355 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. Sanford Ave., N., Hamilton, Oat. 212 King St. V., Toronto, Ont Cht.ch St., Toronto, Ont. Montreal, P.Q Carlaw Ave., Toronto, Onto 1 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont. 21 Queen St. E., Toronto, Ont Notre Dame St. W., i.'ontreal, P.Q Queen St. E., Toronto, Oat. 121 Shearer St., Montreal, P4Q. 110 Church St., Tororto, Ont 13 Race St., Toronto, Ont. Cannon and Ashley Sts., Hamilton, Ont, 56 Church St., Toronto, Ont E5 George St., Toronto, Ont. Georgetovn, Ont Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. 90 Chestnut St., Toronto, Ont Garry Ave., Toronto, Ont. 141 West Ave. N., Hamilton, Ont. Kitchener, Ont. 140 Victoria St.. Kitchener, Ont.. Elmira, Ont. 114 Temperance St., Toronto, Ont. Kirg and Bathurst Sta., Toronto, Oat. (b) Radio Btteries. Alberta Battery Company, Limited Baird, Win, and Son Blais Brothers Btter.y Co., Ltd. Burgess Battery Company Burgess Dry Cells Limited Canada Batteries, Limited Canadian National Carbon Co. Ltd. Coyle, Frank A. Dominion Batteries Co., Ltd. Eagle Star Battery Co. Ltd. Ezide Batteries of Canada, Limited G-lobelite Battery Co. Limited Hart Battery Co. Limited La Salle Lead Products, Limited iiagic Battery Home 'ionarch 3attery Co. oncrieff and Endress, Limited National Batteries, Limited?rest-O-Lite Company of Canada, Ltd. Smiths Battery Company U. S. Light and Heat, Limited. White Chief Battery Co. Ltd. Willard Storage Battery Co. of Canada, Ltd Ninth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta. Woodstock, Oat A St., Edmonton, Alta. 399 Battery St., Niagara Falls, Ont. 114 Burr St., Winnipeg, Man. Iear 3b0 Duff cnn St., Toronto, Ont. Hillcrest Park, Toronto, Ont Vonables St., Vancouver, B.C. 20 Trinity St., Toronto, Ont. 352 Queen St.,, Ottawa, Ont Duffcrin St., Toronto, Ont Pacific Ave. E., Winnipeg, Man. St. Johns, P.Q. 630 Wyandotte St. E., Windsor, Ont. 690 Homer St., Vancouver, B.C. 275 Ontario St., Kingston, Ont. 52 Adelaide St., Winnipeg, Man. 145 Richmond St. B., Poronto, Oat. Hillcrest Park, Toronto, Ont th Avenue W., Calgary, Alta. Welland Ave., Niagara Falls, Ont. Collingood, Ont. 269 Campbell Ave., Toronto, Ont.
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