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two
vets.
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rooms,
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furnished
uaw
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Black
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(246)
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stand,
ciearettes.
bulllCS,
KiVll
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E3
Classified
Advertising
.
iHPtinn
minimum
cniirun.
ouc.
qiilu
iiuwii
,mna
are
being
re-
routes
W)
someone
to
mind
j...-
tflolnit.v
nr
pinre
Phone
ureen
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Radio
parts
and
couch
mattress.
650
7th
Ave.
East.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
1928
Dodge.
Five
good
tires.
Phone
Red
601
after
5:30
or
Green
598
days.
(247)
Boy's
Bicycle.
Can
be
seen
at
Midland
Camp.
(244)
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
Complete
shoe
repair
shop,
building
and
lot.
For
full
informa
tion
write
Service
Shoe
Repair,
Prince
George,
B.C.
(242)
FOR
SALE
Three
small
houses,
9th
Avenue
East
near
McBride.
FOR
SALE
1941
Mercury
sedan.
For
particulars
phone
23.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
House,
3
rooms,
two
lots.
$600
cash
for
quick
sale.
1025
Ambrose
Ave.
Phone
Red
786
or
Red
482.
243)
FOR
SALE
Remington
typewriter,
legal
size
and
one
wood
heater.
Phone
Blue
716.
(242)
Sixth
AVenue.
p.m.
FOR
SALE
Fur
coat,
imitation
beaver.
Like
new.
$150.00.
m
5th
Ave.
East.
Blue
967
(2461
WANTED
Call
after
5
(244)
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
IN
BLDQ.
MATERIALS
Lumber,
2x12,
3x12,
4x12,
6x6,
8x8,
$25
per
M.
2x8,
2x10,
2x12.
3x6,
3x10,
3x12,
3x14.
All
S4S,
$45
per
M.
Shlplap.
While
It
lasts,
$35
per
M.
Flooring,
1x4,
$45
and
$65
per
M.
ah
kinds
of
finishing
lumber
includlne
.
doors,
windows
hardware
at
half
price.
Some
Gyproc
lath
left
at
$30
per
M.
Also
some
Loxstave
material,
trusses,
cedar
sld
in.r
pivwnod.
Barn
Door
-
-j
i
Track.
Electric
and
Plumbing
sup
plies,
especially
lead,
greatly
re
duced
In
price,
nnoup
4
AIRPORT
SPIES
&
MECKLINO,
Phone
866
AIR
PASSENGERS
Prom
Sandsntt
fWprinpsdav)
An
excellent
revenue
nropo-'
stpampf
'
J.
Williams,
Mrs.
Chrlstenson,
the
old
steamer
Rupert
City,
the
ship
that
brought
here
many
of
the
men
who
came
to
build
a
city
and
help
in
the
construc
tion
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
sltlon.
Price
$2,400.
For
full
j
skeena
to
The
Hole
particulars
call
H.
G.
Helger-son
Ltd.
245)
FOR
SALE
W.
W.
oreener
32"
barrrt
10-gauge
shotgun.
474
Taxi
Stand,
see
L.
Keller,
(tf)
radios,
electric,
battery
and
portable,
from
$20;
slightly
used
men's
rain
coats,
topcoats,
etc.;
new
small
size
coal
and
wood
ranges
$30;
new
unpalnted
furniture,
chest3,
book
cases,
desks,
medicine
chests
from
$2.75;
new
tumblers
5c.
Everything
reduced.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.,
Black
321.
TRUCK
FOR
SALE
1
Vs
-
ton
Ford
panel;
good
rubber,
new
engine.
Al
condition.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
and
Heating.
Phone
108
or
night
Phone
Blue
270.
243)
FOR
SALE
Large
supply
of
dry
scrap
wood,
random
lengths.
$6
per
cord,
3
cord
lots
$16.
Call
Blue
810,
Bert's
Transfer.
303
3rd
Ave.
242)
GARAGE
Business
in
interior
town
for
sale
or
lease.
Turnover
about
$7500.00
month.
An
opportunity
that
seldom
appears.
Fully
equipped
with
modern
machinery.
Stock
about
$2000.00.
Lessee
may
have
oDtlon
to
buy
property.
Particulars
from
P.
H.
Llnzey,
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
(tf)
1242)
WANTED
Will
pay
cash
for
n-slzed
house.
Phone
Hlack
970.
(247)
wanted-
-Car.
any
model
be
tween
1935
and
1940.
Cash
deal.
Russell
Davis,
Room
2,
nnval
Hotel,
1243)
The
Ootsa
Lake
school
pupils
won
the
prize
donated
by
th?
Women's
and
Farmers'
Institutes
here
at
the
fall
fair
this
year
of
$10
for
having
the
most
points
for
their
school
work.
Mrs.
Beaver,
their
teacter,
talked
cvor
with
them
how
they
wished
to
mend
the
money
and
it
was
de
cided
to
donate
It
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross.
IDECKER
LAKE
ROUND-UP
DANCE
IWUIUS
HI
lMMVI.
at
the
dance
at
Decker
Lake"
Mayor
Nora
Arnold,
D.
Murphy,
R.
Mar.
S
Veitch.
Foon,
C.
Lycette,
G.
Tnere
was
a
gooa
crown
at
me
,
Hawsst
"Round-up
on
Saturday
I
evening
at
the
hall
dance
at
OLD
TIMERS
MEET
AGAIN
Came
to
City
Forty
Yean
Ago
On
Old
Rupert
City
-
Decker
Lake
the
same
evening.
The
Farmers
Institute
sponsored
the
Round-up
and
part
oi
me
hall
was
arranged
for
the
games
and
room
left
at
the
platform
end
for
dancing.
The
shed
had
been
completed
during
the
week
for
the
installa-
Few
present-day
residents
of
j
"on
of
the
new
lighting
plant
by
Prince
Rupert
will
remember
Clarence
Corliss
and
the
hall
was
brilliantly
lighted
for
the
first
time
with
electricity
-generated
by
its
own
plant.
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gorcon
Funneil
handled
the
bingo
table
and
some
beautiful
prizes
were
won
ill
wic
uuuui
uaya
ijijui
tu
liic
.
i
u
r.i.,
durinz
the
evenlnz.
Besides
bin
William
Baillie,
who
resides
at
e
the"
was
black
jack,
crown
and
and
darts.
There
was
anchor
Seal
Cove,
and
H.
D.
King
of
.
...
.
.
hrklr
snip
nf
hnmhiirMrs.
cof-
wnrr
f'rwiniTiam
rpmpmnor
inp
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.....
,
I
mn
bai
v
stnriphaVpr
'sn
and
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m..
......
i
fee
and
tea.
Mrs.
Clarence
Cor-
vv
ituoert
L.Jiy
very
wen
lor
uiey
.
"
...
I
travelled
together
on
her
irom'""
"
"
-r
much
amusement
and
Vancouver
39
years
ago.
i""51"?
The
-two
partners
only
spent
lni5S
t
,
.
L
.
J
the
night
in
Prince
Rupert
oni
e
taJ"m
ende?nirat
about
3
oclock
ln
the
mornlng-
'
that
trip
rnd
Mr.
King's
recol-1
lection
pf
the
construction
camp
i
on
on
the
me
site
sue
then
men
is
is
oi
oi
a
a
iew
lew.
,
,
,
board
wiiks
and
a
hotel
with
.
1
errace
District
rooms
about
the
size
of
coffins,
j
Teachers
Meeting
i
1
Ullt
(ItlV
iHJ
K"V
TlertKtttfti"
tin
iYia
Tn
.
ThP
.
1
Wall,
wall,
a
a
few
tew
miles
miles
below
oeiow
Terrace,
lerrace.
;
;
ton
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
ntiH
Mrs
P
Tf
Klnp
William
Baillie.
one
of
Prince
1
time.
TERRACE
The
annual
meet-
of
the
Terrace
District
Teachers'
Association
was
held
,n
wUh
Mr
and
Mrs
where
they
went
to
work
foriMna.
ronrBSPr,t,n
tnp
t.Pach-
one
of
the
railway's
contrac-,
rs
o
Terrace
Election
of
offl-
tcrs.
Working
in
dlirerent
camps
certs
took
place
as
foUows
the
two
men
did
not
see
each
Tj.-MtT
t
L.
nnrtt
Burtt,
other
other
a?ain
aam
until
until
today.
toaay.
Mr.
Mr.
Kine
Joined
joined
the
the
forces
forces
when
wheni
Vice-President
Campbell.
Hazel-
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
fur-'Kine
secretary-Treasurer
niture
for
household
and
of-!
World
War
I
broke
out
ana
aid
.
Nealj
South
Hazelton.
1
.
.1.-k.jn.n..
used
miiJnnt
not
rpvtclt
revisit
Prlnpp
Prince
RuDert
Runprt
until
until
tn..
n.r.uni
flees;
also
hardware:
mu
"slcal
Instruments:
5-pce.
kit
last
Sundav
when
he
arrived
chen
suite
$12.50;
McClary's
1
with
his
wife
on
the
emicotin
pipptrlpramreSlSisliEhtlvusedUo
spend
two
weeks
with
his
Francois
Lake
News
H.
Marshall
and
Ole
Klldal
came
through
cn
a
hunting
trip
from
Prince
Rupert.
Lee
Cooper
took
two
carloads
o
sheep
and
lambs
to
Vancouver
There
were
four
hundred
head.
Charles
Millsr
is
back
from
North
Battleford.
He
brought
a
carload
cf
furniture
on
the
Can
adian
National,
also
his
truck.
Virginia
and
Jack
CMeara
and
Josephine
Keefe
left
on
Saturday
for
Vancouver.
The
OMearas
will
live
at
Albreda
where
Jack
wll
be
station
agent.
S.
Mrs.
Alice
Rupert's
best
known
pioneers.
Todav
the
two
old
friends
vtoro
xi
Tfirnr
rpnd
an
ereeted
each
other
after
a
sep-
artl-le
in
the
Daily
News
about
aratlon
o.'
more
than
half
a
life
late
afternoon
with
a
stake
driv
I
en
Into
his
side.
Although
Gin
years.
The
Cowan
power
baler
is
baling
hay
fc,T
Earl
Deeder.
John
Kesfe
has
toeen
baling
for
soma
time
and
has
now
finished
and
it
is
teing
trucked
out
to
town.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
TH13
ESTATE
OP
JOHN
VASSILOPOULOE,
nrrriREtl
INTLSTAT3
KTrvrTi-T?
thflt
bv
Order
of
.....
i-
T..,ifra
w
n
viilturi
made
ma
iiuiiuui
m"6"
...
w.
-
---the
27th
day
of
September.
AJD.
1947,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
John
Vassllopoulos.
deceased
and
all
parties
haying
claims
ugatnst
the
said
Estate
are
hereby,
required
T
-
....
Hna,
tf
trorlfloH
tn
me
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
November,
AD.
1947,
after
which
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
all
Dames
F4
inreoieu
j
me
AINU
.
Estate
are
requueu
kj
V
"
11..
..i.
iriaVtt-aH
iidcq
tn
m
forthwith
rup,
iue
uicujf
v
Rupert,
B.O
B.O.
.
Ibis
"lV:;
DATED
ot
rt
Prince
Prince
Rupert.
.
.T
.Ton
ps
1
.
,
l
pony
uwiieu
i
27th
aay
oi
Depiemirei,
FOR
SALE
Hot
air
lurnace
to
whlch
th.
m!ny
Boys
used
ta
gSlLSflr,
rrfrr
good
frT1
condition
Hitlnn
at
at
410
410
west'
Unfi
frt
uft
Hp.!t.rnvpd
FrldaV
tMnM
punprt.
kh.
1
iUt
fcw
"
"
-
evening.
He
came
home
ln
the
t
(242)
HEW
BLEND
HERE!
All
over
Canada.
Chase
&
Sanborn
Coffee
has
been
a
big
favorite
years.
But
now
for
many
makers
of
Chase
&
Sanborn
have
finer
new
blend
created
an
eyen
sf
the
world's
choicest
coffees
I
81
years
of
experience
have
gone
into
making
this
new
blend.
You'll
find
it
even
richer,
even
deeply
satis-yig
mellower,
even
more
than
the
coffee
which
has
Improved
Chase
&
Sanhom
thrills
coffee
lovers1.
won
Dominion-wide
popularity
for
Chase
fc
Sanborn.
Don't
miss
it!
Order
a
pound
of
new
improved
Chase
6s
Sanborn
today!
You'll
love
it!
You'll
call
it
the
finest
coffee
you
ever
tasted!
You'll
pass
your
cup
for
morel
C
MORE
I
THIS
NEW
j
rTM
IS
WONDEU
i
mmm
1
i
I
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
P.Galloway.
p
uin
nf
n,m
M.,
Mr
nnri
Mrs
.
H.
S.
Parker
From
Vancouver
U.
G.
Van-
nrrivpri'
.
snHn.
w-imhorw
rirnve
tn
Terrar-e
on
Sundav.
re-
-
i
1
rifr
nn
hiiii
iim
m
11
ijtii
iiaw.
i
l
ij
urn
l.
uii
iviuuuav
.
,
T7niinri.tir
r,rt
Wiriirfl
V
pvpnira
"W4
0--
,
-
iu
vuiicuuver
-d,
xi.
xiuuiica,
-r
-
-
The
local
fire
brigade
was
called
out
at
4:50
p.m.
on
Mon
REC
RALLY
AT
TERRACE
day
to
a
chimney
fire
at
the!
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McGuin-ness,
near
the
Terrace
Theatre,
but
it
was
under
control
before
they
arrlvad
on
the
scene.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Phlllipson!
who
were
married
at
Prince
Ru-1
pert
on
Saturday
evening,
the
bride
being
the
former
Louise'
MacMillan,
formerly
of
Terrace
and
now
of
Prince
Rupert,
pass
ed
through
Terrace
on
Monday
on
their
way
10
"Prince
George
arid
Quesnel.
Accompanying
them
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peterson
and
baby
daughter
of
Prince
Rupert.
H.
Larson
ana
son
Larry
travelled
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
morning's
train,
returning
Sunday
morning
with
a
new
car.
Accompanying
Mr.
Larson
was
Alf
Yoxall.
Miss
Islay
MacMillan
is
spend
ing
the
holiday
week-end
with
Joan
Atwood.
i
Travelling
Clinic
Was
Well
i
1
Received
at
Interior
Town
TERRACE
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
Oddfellows'
i
Hall
on
Friday
evening
to
see
I
the
program
of
the
recreation
leaders'
travelling
clinic.
I
Dudley
Little,
president
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association,
duced
Lome
Brown
who,
after
the
showing
of
three
films,
in
troduced
the
other
leaders
to
the
audience.
The
films
on
French-Canadian
crafts
and
sports,
and
a
cartoon
were
very
well
received.
Mr.
Brown
explained'
that
It
was
not
a
theoretical
but
rather
a
practical
program
with
the
view
of
helping
the
community
j
with
their
program.
He
recom-
will
be
willing
to
Instruct
a
class
on
folk
dancing.
Pianists
will
be
Miss
Janet
Young
and
Miss
Dorothy
Riley.
H.
S.
Hum
spoke
on
dramatics
and
a
group
of
interested
citl-
Dr.
and
Mrs,
Jens
Munthe
spent
the
holiday
week-end
at
their
ranch
in
Terrace.
Mrs.
John
Slckler,
local
nurse,
was
very
much
surprised
on
opening
last
Friday's
Dally
News
to
see
a
picture
of
her
,old
home
at
Qu'Appelle
Valley,
Saskatchewan,
under
the
caption
"Late
September
Sunshine."
Though
a
few
years
ago
the
old
homestead
was
sold,
it
was
still
a
pleasant
surprise
to
see
the
picture
of
it
once
again
and
to
revive
many
happy
childhood
memories
surrounding
it.
The
executive
of
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre
held
a
luncheon
meeting
at
the
Silver
Tip
Cafe
on
Saturday
when
they
had
as
their
guests
the
leaders
of
the
recreational
travelling
clinic
and
Don
Forward
of
Prince
Ru-
i
pert
Civic
Centre.
The
visit
of
the
clinic
had
been
well
timed
(
for
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre,
when
an
all-out
effort
is
being1
.tiade
to
get
a
sports"
program'
jnder
way
for
the
winter)
.nonths.
'HOT
SOUP
FOR
TERRACE
SCHOOL
I
TERRACE
The
Terrace
Par
ent
Teachers
Association
staged
Its
annual
tag
day
on
Saturday
and,
despite
a
cold,
wet,
windy
day,
the
children
were
out
on
the
streets
at
an
early
hour
and
their
efforts
were
highly
This
year,
the
proceeds
of
the
tag
day
will
go
towards
the
school
lunch
program.
Hot
soup
is
to
be
supplied
to
the
children
of
the
nrimary
grades
at
a
cost
of
50
cents
a
month,
which
does
not
cover
the.
cost
of
It
to
the
association.
For
the
first
month
the
serving
of
the
hot
soup
will
be
more
or
less
ln
the
nature
of
an
experiment
and.
If
seemingly
justified,
will
be
carried
out
dur-lne
the
winter
months.
m
ni,ntnir
InMiirlprl
T.lnvri
mended
the
community
to
take
Llewellyn,
Ken
Fossum,'
ltonnle
1
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mind
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the
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saui
ana
Kayccnruucr
u
children
ln
the
community
ana
nedy
Mariene
Mlchiel,
Shirley
with
him
they
found
that
there
;
not
having
them
going
away
to
Reynolds,
Adele
Canford,
Joan
was
no
possibility
of
saving
him.
I
tne
clties.
He
said
that
Terrace
Gavlri
Joan
Gillanders,
Carl
so
ho
had
to
be
shot.
"Pup"
won
I
had
a
partlcularly
fine
building
pmps,
Marilyn
De
Kergom-
prizes
at
the
fair
the
last
two
for
its
civic
Centre
and
should
meaux
jimmy
Christy,
Lorna
be
proud
of
it.
Mason,
Henriette
De
Kergom-
Miss
Travis
spoke
a
few
words
meauXi
Leonora
Loveless,
Lav-
on
crafts.
Mrs.
tteauey
aeaii
erna
Warner,
Dorothy
McCabe,
with
Pro
Rec
and
announced
Empi
Loveless
and
Shirley
Cote.
that
Mrs.
Alice
Campbell
of
Ter-
race,
one
of
the
local
school-
'
teachers
and
a
pupil
of
hers,
ages
of
18
and
ju
i
Gerry
Matheson
spoke
on
Pro
Rec
work
and
mentioned
the
desire
to
find
leaders
ln
local
activities.
Singing
and
folk
dancing
concluded
a
highly
entertaining
..one
mot
nnd
tnlkpd
with
him
DroExam.
at
the
end
of
the
session.
On
Saturday
the
party
left
for
Mr.
Large
explained
an
eight-
Hazelton
and
Smlthers,
Don
weeks
leadership
course
which
Forward
going
as
far
as
Hazel-is
open
to
youths
between
the
ton
with
them.
Terrace
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Thursday,
October
16,
1947
CONRAD
P.T.A.
HOLDS.
MEETNG
Members
of
the
Conrad
Street
school
Parent-Teachers
Association
held
an
open
forum
on
i
'Better
Parent
Week"
at
the
I
monthly
meeting
held
in
the
school
Tuesday
night.
The
dis
cussion
was
led
by
Mrs.
G.
T.
Durkln,
Mrs.
B.
Eyolfson
and
Martin
Stuart
and
proved
high
ly
educational.
Following
a
brief
business
ses-
sion,
which
was
presided
oven
by
Harold
Thorn,
association
president,
the
meeting
enjoyed'
k
nroeram
of
folk
dancing
anal
music.
The
dancing
display
was
presented
by
twa
class
groups
of
the
school
and
was
enthusiastically
received.
S.
S.
Kristmanon
then
played
several
selections
on
the
accordion
which
were
well
received
by
the
gathering.
Surprise
entertainment
was
an
announcement
by
Miss
Urqu-
hart
that
Miss
P.
McRae
would
lead
ln
square-dancing.
Fifty
dancers
took
part
ln
the
set
and
music
was
provided
by
Mr.
Kristmanson
on
the
accordion.
The
dancing
was
enjoyed
both
by
those
who
took
part
and
it
those
who
watched.
-
"j
The
meeting
closed
wlttf.
te-freshments,
during
whlchtlme
the
members
were
reminded
of
the
card
party
which
the
gr&up
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for
October
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ijind
Recording
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ol
rlnce
Rupert
and
situate
at
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nouth
of
Large
Creek
(Denlse
Creek)
Denlse
Arm.
near
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of
P.O.
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171.
Prince
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Col
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occupation
uomraciors
inwnuj
to
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for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
-Commencing
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90(1
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UUB.
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on
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thence
West
52
degrees
North
1400
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thence
West
38
degrees
South
2800
feet;
thence
East
62
degrees
South
1400
feet;
thence
East
38
degrees
North
2800
feet
to
return
to
post
and
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ninety
acres,
more
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For
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of
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and
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sand
and
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HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
LIMITED
By
Leo
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Shannon,
Agent
Dated
September
15th.
1647,
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
Tp.APPL?
TO
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LAND
.
,
In
Land
Recording
District
ol
Prince
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and
situate
.
at
th
mouth
of
Large
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(Denlse
Creek)
Denlse
Arm,
near
Cloyah
Ba;
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Highway
Construction
Company
Limited,
P-O.-Box
171,
of
Prince
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British
Columbia,
occupation
Contractors
lntetids
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
post
planted
approximate
bum
v
...
the
Southeast
of
the
mouth
jf
Large
,
Creek
at
approximately
mark
on
Denlse
Arm
thence
West
62
degrees
North
2640
feet;
thence
tasty
38
degrees
North
1320
feet
thence
thence'
Easy
62
degrees
South
2640
feet;
West
38
degrees
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320
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to
tf
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to
post
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eigi
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September
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147.
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