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Friday.
April
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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By
George
McMam
Easter
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Mlfab.HA.PP
OF
THE
FLMPER
Will
soon
be
here
ami
Hint
I
usually
the
limn
we
look
for
I
he
pood
weather
lo
come
and
New
Shoes
Call
In
ami
see
our
new
arrival!.
8PECIAL:
Children'
Patent
MARY
JANES
....
$1.50
Sizes
up
lo
7.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
lo
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tlcketj,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ISolt
FinisTl
li.-T-3ervice
i
JetM
i
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
C"t
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
S80.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Bandand
Gravel.
We
Specialize.
In
Piano
and
Furniture
'Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
R06MS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Co'.d.'Waler
nates
by
Cay
Cor
Month
P.O.
Box
76
Phone
689.
HO
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"wits.
FEET
NURSES'
HOME
FORMALLY
OPEN
Reception
Held
Afternoon
and
Evening'
by
Hospital
Ladles'
Auxiliary
CONCLUDED
BY
DANCE
chesterfield
set
and
standard
P"
Mr(.au
ami
Ihe
door
was
lamp
irovidei
by
Ihe
Graduate
Jl'l"M."''
a,,,,
reception
com.
Vnrftn
a..fi.il!i.f
n.l.l...i
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1.
llieticeil.
Ten
u-n.
matvo.1
I..-
II.
a
U.IU.
.
I.,
Illl-
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appearance
or
the
room
and
will
I
number's
or
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary.
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niminri
oi
uie
necepuon
nurses.
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receolion
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in
u.o
Mention
was
narlicularlr
niade'hands
of
the
Ladies"
Anxiliarv
of
the
advantage
of
having
the
both
for
the
afternoon
ami
cwn-
upper
storey
finished,
IhN
beingiiig
ami
I
lie
refreshments
were
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iiiiuiikii
me
guaraniee
or,"
provineu
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mem
fiotn
for
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few
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,
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BOY'S
BAD
COLD
IMONTGOMERY
INDULGES
TURNED
TO
BRONCHITIS,
IN
DISCUSSION
SO
AS
Tbe
frequency
im
wblrh
bronrhllls
1U
lUIuiltlli
uULlLllUK
develops
Into
pneumonia
Is
appreciated
by
very
Tew
mothers.
Tbe
dinrer
of
pneu-
.,
,.
m.rtila
is,
probably,
well
umtcrsiniMt
t.
1
ol,rc
t.oinmUfloner
Mont-
vu
'n
uiany
piuinrrs
uae
into
mnld-
C"im-iy
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ai
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cofu.nisi.iont
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IdiiMie.
jiiKi-iuiK
in
n
letiK'ny
iiisru.fon
We
wirtiid
aine
ail
mothers
10
ri
ou
danirprs
atieiulinR
younir
their
rbllrtren
fr.
Woml's
,N.irwiir
PinrtlKirl
who
uort
lill
l.ile
at
nlirhl
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...
iu.imii
i.ijt
mhiw
snj
Decorations
and
Arrangements
-wptoma
r
a
m
1
cohhi.
by
un
of
Intanln..
M..k
aVi
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IheJ
may
Mie
IN-m
fn.ni
an
atlirk
i.f
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ibronrhltu
or
pneumonia.
Many
Visitors
j
v.
tawrence
Qirk.
sindwirb.
nm.
mj
iiuir
ooy,
u
jear
OM,
hail
cannot
petit
it
em.urh."
Trire
Jie
a
K.llle:
larre
famllr
sli
rte;
put
up
by
the
T.
Mllbiirn
Co
Urn
lied.
Toronto.
Ont.
i.iiui
ior
coming
rorwanl
ami
of-
r
in
ramiy
sioro.n
and
retatiranlH.
He,
wanlnl
sonif
reL'iitalion
made
in
lhi
rept'0r
Mayor
Newton
and
the
Oily
Solicitor
failed
to
xre
What
Poillil
Jie
itnne
,"'
l.nl
Th
fornuu
opening
of
the'.
r..ui
i'lS
w.
XrBs'
nr.a'
II.
Home
.mo
......
..roved
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a
roJY'"!?
i1""1
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wnuM
tinned,
endinp
7
'neur.
,
elation
i-,i
,
.,
,
,
,'or
.
but
did
ikI
see
blni
reltln
inr
lo
the
larpe
numl.er
r
better.
I
as
Md
to
try
nr.
vrs
visitor,
lo
the
institution
who
'ray
rin
.vrun.
and
after
nvm
him
were
all
much
surprised
al
the"
b"1'
rot
wonderful
relief.
j
splemliil
arcoinmodatioii
provided
for
the
nursinjr
staff
of
Hie
iliospilal.
All
three
floors
are
now
complete
ami
each
room
is
ready
for
occupation.
Last
nishl
a
numher
of
the
bedrooms
were
.used
but
.....
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some
ii,
of
the
tiir:
up
by
adngltlup
uiai
ne
nail
carried
on
for
nolh
ins
cle
than
lo
"lormenl
Ihe
cily
ioli.-ilor''
whom
he
knew
wanted
to
set
aw'av.
Thi
wa
close
lo
six
o'clock
ami
nfler
of.
fice
hour.
irruiK
111
nroviiie
i.
i
mi
lo
fin-
1
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unite,
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urn-1
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i
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'biiihliiijj
and
renovateil
to
con-'l,0!"'''
,n
''ave
uncomjileted.
The
..
iorm
wun
ine
general
scheme
of
l""iiieie
iiwii.ung
nan
co.i
sjsii.
decoration.
The
fitting
room
n0"
independent
of'
furnishing
was
especially
admired
by
the
1,,p
wes-
auxiliary
had
pro-
visitors.
fireplace
and
...I
ih.
the
walls
are
n,
done!,1,,re
,l'
'nurse
had
',a,t
given
civen
generously
irenemiwlv
out
in
light
grey,
and
cream.
Thej
",p
ke'
W!
"""n
passed
to
ecoml
round
tranw
in
tint
individual
cily
billiard
championship
between
Col.
MrMimhe
nn.l
irreit
iye
will
lake
place
tonight
There
is
a
fine
open,vi'"l
and
the
TO.Iu-l
"
l".
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n
'i.,
n0'
a?
',,'1p'1
l
'wi"
Hniay
V
ne
uoiary
i;iuji
which
will
pro
vide
money
to
pay
for
it.
Passing
of
Key
Ihe
opening
ceremony
look
place
about
half
pasl
two
o'clock
when
members
of
the
llolaryj
Club,
hospital
directors
and
others,
gathered
outside
Ihe
building
anil
the
key
was
formally
handed
by'
the
contractor,
J.
Mcheehnic,
to
S.
K.
Camnhell.
chairman
of
the
building
com
mittee.
In
a
neat
soeech
Mr.
Campbell
referred
to
Ihe
work
that
had
been
done
and
the
diffi.
cullies
that
had
been
overcome.
He
passed
the
key
lo
Ihe
nasi
president,
I),
f;.
,
Stewart,
who
also
expresAed
appreciation
of
llie
salisfaclor)'
conclusion
of
so
arteruooii
nnd
evening
events,
Mrs.
Carroll
being
in
charge.
The
president.
Mrs.
It.
C.
parsons
and
Ihe
lady
superintendent.
MrLall.
received
the
truest
and
two
of
the
graduate
niiros.
Miss
Crone
and
MiM
Hailey,
showed
the
guests
around
the
rooms
in
Ihe
afternoon.
Tea
was
poured
by
.Mrs.
I).
0.
Mrllae.
Mrs
I).
(J.
Stewart,
Mrs.
fieorge
Tile.
Mrs.
h.
W.
Kergin
ami
Miss
liiigham,
and
Ihe
rnnnl.rs
or
Ihe
auxiliary
assisted
by
the
bus.
pital
directors,
served.
A
con-
lanl
stream
or
visitors
called
during
Ihe
afternoon
and
even
ing.
The
rooms
were
most
lasln-
fully
decorated
with
flowers
ami
Ihe
new
curtains
put
up
by
the
imporlanl
a
work
and
the
lnler-Pdie
were
much
admired,
adding
est
he
and
all
Ihe
members
of
the
board
had
taken
in
it.
The
key
was
then
presented
lo
President
l.
C.
Mcltae
who
re.
ceivod
it
on
behalf
of
the
board
of
directors.
He
spoke
of
the
early
efforts
to
secure
Ihe
home
and
of
the
need
of
the
institution.
It
would
give
the
nurse
an
opportunity
lo
gel
away
from
their
work
and
would
enable
Ihem
In
give
belter
service
I
ban
other
wise
they
could.
He
mentioned
the
excellent
work
of
the
past
president
ami
of
the
chairman
ol
the
building
committee
in
organ
izing
the
forces
and
raising
thejshorlly
afler.
money.
I
lie
Premier
Mine
had
given
rnO;
Ihe
canneries
on
Ihe
Skeena
$125;
Vancouver
friend
3u0;
(he
Hed
Cross
2.00f),
and
I'rince
Hupcrt
citizens
fi.ono
The
balance
had
come
from
sun
dry
sources.
The
directors
were
especially
grateful
to
the
Ilnlary
do
the
general
artistic
effect.
Dance
for
Nurses
After
nine
o'clock
.when
Ihe
older
people
had
left,
Ihe
nurses
entertained
a
number
of
young
people
al
an
informal
dance,
Ihere
being
about
forly
present
and
"a
most
enjoyable
lime
was
spent.
The
music
was
provided
through
the
courtesy
of
Misses
jCuriin,
Miss
fSeorgina
Hunter
and
Miss
Dorothy
Thompson.
fte-
rreshmenlft
were
served
slmrilv
jberore
midnight
ami
there
was
an
evident
reluctance
to
leave
when
the
home
waltz
wan
nl
The
school
board
decided
last
r.ighl
lo
purchase
a
fire
exlin.
gtiisher
for
the
laboratory
at
night
as
was
announced.
This
match,
Ihe
ibird
of
the
second
round,
promises
to
be
unusually
interesting
ami
a
bumper
crowd
of
spectators
i
anticin.ited
There
will
he
one
more
game
besides
this
in
the
second
round
lluil
between
It.
II.
Shocklev
nnd
tieorge
Mcllmoyle
,nml
then
the
contest
will
be
in
(he
semi-final
heat.
Six
players
now
are
still
in
the
running:
Jebon
and
Hul-
hinson
having
already
advanced
lo
Ihe
third
round.
Colonel
McMordie
vs.
Fred
I'yle.
City
Millard
Championship,
F.Iks'
Home
tonight
at
K
o'clock.
Cents
2.)C.
Ladies
free.
-
The
lacrosse
and
football
as.
socialious
have
already
had
their
annual
meetings
and
prepara
tions
for
the
season
are
well
un.
der
way.
Conferences
with
Ihe
board
of
works
have
resulted
In
the
decision
lo
gel
the
work
of
improving
the
grounds
started
at
once.
On
Wednesday
evening
ii
was
decided
that
a
surfacing
of
clay
would
be
put
on.
N'pw
that
lacrosse
and
football
plans
are
started,'
the
baseball
association
may
be
expected
lo
lieViRelling
busy
soon.
The
annual:
nlcclinir
will
likely
be
called
for
nexl
week.
That
much
talked
of
baseball
Kame
between
the
Inlanders
and
Myros
is
now
likely
u
he
delayed
hlllg
Kilwanl
High
School.
De.
,f(,p
unme
lim
TI.A
i.nln.....i
puly
Fire
Marshal
A.
A.
Mae.
weather
aboul
the
time
II
was
lo
Donald
had
recoinmended
thai
have
been
staged
at
Ihe
Hrsl
of
such
equipment
be
obtained.
Ihis
week
made
postponement
BRIER
-lr
.
.
,
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
CENTS
cents
PER
per
WOUn
word
IN
in
advance.
AnVANrv
iu.
a
.
i
a
wanted
WA.VJFD.-Clerk
wanted
in
For-,
FOH
SAI.F.
-
Five
rimmed
house!
PRINCE
nUPERT
TIDES
est
ofllce.
Prince
lluneri
km!
iiry
M.flO
per
iimnlh.
Can
didales
niul
he
HrilUh
sub
jecis.
resident
in
Canada
at
least
one
year,
and
between
Ihe
aires
of
17
mnl
fr.
,.
pl(cations
will
be
rerehcl
up
lo
Wednesday,
April
Ifilh.
by
tie
District
Forester,
Prince
lluperl.
from
whom
in.iilinn
Hon
forms
ami
full
particulars
may
be
obtained.
A
test
uf
the
candidates
will
be
held
on
Salurday.
April
In.
Fee
sj.on.
W.
II.
Maclunes,
civil
Service
Comiiiis,
loner,
Victoria.
11.0.
H8
WA.NTF.D.
Furniture
ol
every
description.
Highest
price
paid.
Prince
Ilupert
Kxchange,
Anclloneers.
Phono
65S.
W'ANTKD.
liirl
rir
trenerul
housework.
Living
in
uptiiHial
l'hone
i:il
or
51
1.
H'J
FOR
RENT
KOI1
IlKXT.
Hive
roomed
fur
nished
house;
all
miNlerti
conveniences.
Firih
Avenue
)-Uis.
Phone
Hed
183.
OFFHilf
Foil
lOf.N
r,
wflti
nioilern
living
quarters.
W'etleiihaver
Ilfos.
f
FOH
itKXT-Palmer
House
for
cheap
rale
ami
home
rom-Ihrls.
f
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
LOST.--Coral
drop
earring
with
due
enamel
selling.
Finder
return
'o
Dally
Xew
ortlee.
HJ
(iond
BOARD.
LOST
AUCTION
SALES.
liOURht.
F.xchatiged
Sold
or
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
lilack
13C
and.
lied
412.
necessary.
Since
I
hen.
some
ob
jections
have
been
voiced
among
liolli
Inlander
ami
(lyro
mnmliers
against
being
responsible
for
the
insliluling
of
Sunday
baseball.
As
.u
full
turn-out
of
players
cait'nol
tie
mustered
on
any
week
aflcriioftu.
It
has
been
derided
lo
dejay
the
staging
or
the
match
uiill(
tie
evenings
slrelch
mil.
taking"steps
to
r
chbol
ERECT
PLAYSHEDS
Board
to
Obtain
Plans
and
Specification
for
Structures
at
King
Edward
and
Borden
Schools
The
school
In
mnl
decided
lust
night
lo
obtain
plans
and
speci
fications
for
Ihe
n
ay
shed
lo
be
creeled
this
year
at
King
Ivlward
and'
Horden
Street
schools.
Trustee
Williams,
who
suggested
thai
early
action
be
taken
in
Ihe
mailer,
felt
Hint
Ihe
work
of
construction
might
be
rari'lcil
out
during
Ihe
sumimtr
holidays.
Ihe
city
council
is
to
be
asked
for
permission
by
Ihe
board
lo
erect
Ihe
Horden
SI
reel
playshed
(in
cily
property
outside
Ihe
school
grounds
lo
Ihe
west.
Prin
cipal
lltady
suggested
Mint
Ihe
King
Ijlwanl
playshed
be
lajill
on
Ihe
site
nf
present
old
oulhouses
which
should
be
removed.
It
has
been
lenlalivelv
decided
lluil
llie
playsheds
shall
be
in
feel
by
70
feet
(u
si?
O
tvll
li
r.ltA
-
I
...ii.
I'll
roUmlalinns
and
scaled
on
three
ides.
rilTVlli3viiisiiii
r
wimw
Uinn
IltlC
FOR
SALE
on
Second
Avenue.
ItuildiiiR
mi
lov
eminent
wharf
u.il
as
a
news
stand.
Moo
lU-nrre
lots,
one,l-arr
..t
wf
Terriioe.
Prince
Oeorg
lots
0
and
II,
block
111;
lots
m
u(
n
block
Mil;
lots
28
ami
?0.
Mock
117;
lot
A,
-.block
151.
Apply
A.
C.
I.itlle.
Second
Ave-nue.
95
I'Dlt
S.vLF.
-Launch
"Sliir"
lrt
(
Fonl
engin.
eonerts
in
marine
ervice.
Alwnler
Kent
ignition.
All
control
hmughl
lo
steering
bulkhead.
Kirrlrin
light
and
-earehliglil.
A
siHdy
..I
(...-....I..
...1
.
.".I
mi
jiaiuiiiii
trir.
Apply
mretaker,
Prince
ltiiHrl
Yaehl
I.
Itib,
or
.phone
x.
FOH
SALH.
Oas
le.al
",IImw"
J3r,.
llotfar
buili.
t
Ii
i.
lyislhope.
(iioplele
with
Slur,
ngr
lUiltery,
stove
and
fllliims.
Flrl
class
Nimlili(n.
Lying
al
Viicht'Club.
price
5ni.n.
Apjdy
II.
llorii
Hays
Hid.
Phone
387.
if
FOH
KU.K.
85-10
h.p.
Sterling
engine;
liosch
ignition;
oooi-plcle
lo
.and
Including
coupling.
$750100
30
foot
cruiser,
30
h.p.
Jusl
overhauled,
toilet,
galley.
l.0Q0.
,M.
M.
Slephen.
tf
FOH
SAI.F..-
Pleasure
Iniinch,
2
ft.
x
8
fl..
beam.
p;miou
cabin
conlalnliig
stove
ami
ulensll.
t
Ii.
ii.
Ilegnl
engine,
newly
painted
and
in
A.
I.
rnmlilion.
Snap.
Apply
Ho
172,
Daily
News.
If
FOH
S.,l
Four
tm.iii
lUelling.
modern,
one
lot,
22
1
SixHt
Avenue.
ttJiUO.
Terms
81.-25il.(Ml
rash,
balance
over
five
years
7
per
cenl.
Ill-lit
e
30
Month.
II.
O.
Ilelgerson.
Lid.
FOH
3ALK.
Power
boals
of
every
descriplion
iurludiiig
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
boats,
at
reasonable
prices.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay
FOH
SALH.
Oood
lot
for
dwel
ling
ou
Fifth
Avenue.
150
feel
east
of
Mrliridc.
tC.'.O.OO
cash,
II.
(.
Ilelgersun.
Ltd.
8S
HKIH
tirade
gold
walch,
21
jewel,
ror
sale
al
half
price.
3.Vin.
Apply
Hx
171
Daily
News
Olllce.
H8
FOH
SALH.
.Vim)
nur.
breil
laying
ben
and'
chlckenhouse.
Snap
30.no.
Phone
30.
87
FOH
8ALF..
New
and
used
Machinery,
Hoals
and
F.ngines.
Northern
Kxchange.
If
FOIl
SAI.h.
Small
four
roomed
house
and
lol
on
Horden
.Street.
Plume
Hlue
son.
H7
FOH
SALF,
llahy
buggy
ami
crib
In
good
condition.
plume
Oreon
325,
87
FOIl
SALF..
F.leclrio
Vacuum
sweeper.
Phono
105.
If
FOIl
SAI.K.
Lady's
Hicycle.
Phone
lied
023.
88
TAXI
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
Georgs
or
Oust)
Rosa
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Dy
or
Night
SI
a
ml;
Qrotto
Cigar
Store.
Third
Ave.
iau.1
via
aav
"rififltTl
SHBJ1UIIUH
I.MIIlBsl
ltaliMMdiki
Mm
CATARRH
ef
the
BLADDER
MfSKnial
re.u
...,
u
btsrf
nam
WIO'
town
rt
o
fro
Un
Mis
Frldav.
Aorll
J11
High
.
5:jo
a.(o.
t
ItirSt'pOV
lW
12:31
p
m.
'
Saturday,
Aprlf
12
High
.
.
fi
50
a
m.
:
;
fl::i
p
to
Low
.
.
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a
!t,
I3:.lti
p
rii
t
Sunday,
April
13.
High
.
8:.'rt
n.
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;.'!
pin.
I.w.
i:m
.i
iji,
.
M.52
pu..
Monday,
April
-14.
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ii
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p
mi.
if
Imh
.
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h
m,
I
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i
.
hi
a
"Wl
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays.
Wednesday
ttfvd
I'r
day,
lnes
at
S.JIfrp.m.
From
the
East
Monday.
Thurdny
and
sf
uriiayl,
l.3rj
p.m.
From
Vsncouvar
Sundays
Wdnelay
Friday
......
C
P.ll.
April
7.
IK
.,n.
i
p
m;
I
PM
AM
'8
To
Vancouver
Tuesday.
Mall
cloics
at
I
P
XI
Fridays
8,15
A
M
Saturday
.
A
M,
C.P.H.
April
II
and
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
1
Wednesdays
J
EiO
P
M
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
'.
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A
M
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice,
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
andPrsrjler
Min-uys
a
47
P
M
From
Port
Slmpton,
AHc
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesday
AM
To
Alaska
Points
April
7.
18
and
.'8
From
Alaska
Points-.,'
April
1
1
and
22.
J
'
To
Quean
Charlotte
Island
Points
April
I
J
and
20.
From
Queen
Charlotte
-Points
.....!
I..
.11
II
I
-
.IIMI
.
I
.
To
Naas
River
Polntipd'
Port
aimpson
Thursilay'
)ti
I'
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From
Naas
liver
Polott;?
Paturdnvs
.
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J.
.
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M
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SALE
X
nnre
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n.i:.
iiti'
'bsl
Temler.
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lll
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l'iir,
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fun
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l.lliiil
f
l.iiL
r
sneuiv
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s-i.,.
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III
rears
mill
Ih
ll,,n,
il
r,
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l
f
ilintier.
further
iriiriHir
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1
m.
r
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r
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1.
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;iuM.rielirT
Cort
i:letnenl.
lii-ni.ii
.
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ini.
mil
apply
for
a
lease
wrr
the
fol'lumy
ik'
serlls-il
lands:
''.vninii-ii.
inr
a-T:
'
P
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al
the
IHirllme.l
.-.
n
.r.rj.l'.il
-
north
rdatl
of
llrahain
llsn.(kiiuanv
cnaina
wrsirrly;
llieme
rivvf
isatn-t
tlmrlr.
to
low
water
maik
dieic'
rhaliis
eaoerly
s
icriy
a
alonr
101
1
ir
tow
low
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rhaii
wmtlK-rly
VJ
.
rHul
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rontaliiiiisr
fViy
incnre.
rive
?irfiitnenceiiienl
iiifire
fir
ies.
-
Uiraied
Jimiary
isih,
ltl.
r,
AnTtiim
jioiinTVov
LAND
ACT,
Nolle
'of
InUntlvn
to
Apply
to
Laai
tsna.
In
l:r.al
fsn.t
riiiH,-i
ii-i.f-.iii.tf.
ti
?-
IPll.1
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Mir.....
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1
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lln'
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r.,
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lancl,
(in
the
nnrlli
brancli
f
the
ski
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i.n-aiiir
i.miiierv
Tik
N.illm
ih.l
1.
Tl.,.,,.
VViU'tin
Tharkrr.
r
Prinrs
loipi-rl.
H,iU"T"i'"
l.iitliierr.
Intends
u
apply
f.rr
-pernM
In
lease
Ihe
fnllowlna
ileirfllied
Ui-i'.
Commenrlnir
al
a
imh
plnnied'ai
the
in
'
southerly
k,Iih
on
May
Islamfrllierlre
i
.
tlierlv
ami
u-.ijriw
.
n.-.,-
-....ih-rltp
r.i
ejslerlv;
rollowlnr
'ih
sinuosities
U'
shore
line
pnlnl
uf
cninnienrrnirnl.
i
1
ronulhlnr
110
seres,
more
or
le-
THOMAS
W.
TIIVCkMi
Applicant,
Mica
frbrmry
uih,
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