1
Here
Are
A
Few
Gifts
SI.
iI.uk
Silver
dinette
C.i-c-
$750
$11X0,
$14.00,
to
$22.00
in
no
patterns.
1
si'iK
85c-
5i-.
Silver
Plated
Hull,.,-
i,.h.
K:i.s
,i,
wdh
kniff,
$1.50
to
$3.75.
Half
Ih.
Nice
Tumbler..
$1.50.
Silver
Pyrcx
Lined
Gas-i-rolc,
$7.50,
.
$10.00
to
$1G.C0.
(iirl-'
Diamond
lling..
$20.00,
$27.50.
'
$38.00,
$45.00.
up.
M.
ir
soii.i
i:,(
Mlk.
$600
$8.00,
$12.00,
$15.00.
Iiirl'
small
Fountain
pen.,
$2.00.
'.nine
in
ami
,,,ik
around.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
lie
Bes
LIMITED
t
Gift
of
All
For
tho
Whole
Family.
Never
wears
out
.
:j
Masters
Voice
Victrola
.(dvei'leed
hi
lln-
new
mici-
SPECIAL
TERMS
THIS
WEEK
i
l'iu,i-..idcl
lleconls
$00.00
l.Hl
t..-
II.IMI
er
Mo,t
liunldc
t.l.-d
II
ti.
ml
.
$78.00
sHUiu
Ci.i
..-
(mhi
Per
Arloiilli
li'Hibb
-ideil
HecunN
$70.00
"MMMi
UiiIi
HMMl
Vr
Monlli
iil.l
Im
HtMiM(-Hleil
tbrrtmU
,
$156.00
'
4
!
..(id
i:ah
I2.(HI
per
Mtiiith
'
I"
iNialde-Miled
llcrunip
.
,
.
.
.
.'
..
$227.50
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m
c'-i-h--IT
Mi
pe(
M'hiHi
.:
1
1'
-
:n
-I".
k.
Iiiin.'ied
Im
ymir
Imnie
Ulnil-
Rupert
Fis
Fresh
Troien
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
-
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddio
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skecna
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fh
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
ShellFjish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prinze
Rupert.
B.C.
SKI
.
?AS
tfji?
n
;
$6
-riic
Gil
iJ
mlVfrlispint'iii
is
licit
pii)lilcd
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
Government
of
v
Brilifh
Columbia,
the
Local
and
Personal
i
You'll
like
our
joall
Consum
n
llayiiers.
Undertakers,
Phone
351
11.
C.
Undertakers.
Phono
tl.
ers
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
if
A
dm
ice
coffee.
Have'
Mend
"'Supreme
'
the
coupon,
tt
(lolly,
mistletoe,
potted
plant
fancy
baskets,
fern,
ptilm,
Christmas
tree
aiul
cut
flowers
(ileiinie's.
tf
iiiuit
Ma
hood,
well-known
stcwurl
minim;
mini,
has
be
come
a
member
of
Ihe
Vancouver
Slock
Fxdiangc.
Mr.
ami
Mm.
II.
J.
Bradbury
who
arc
spending
Ihe
winter
UJ
I
lie
smith,
have
gone
from
Van
couver
to
Victoria.
it.
I..
.Mciniosii
returned
on
la-l
nmlit'rt
train
from
Toronto
where
he
ha
been
for
the
pant
r
w
week
on
a
business
trip.
Mi
.
Harold
Corke
of
i-
.pcmlinz
the
CliriftnuH
holidays
in
lhi
city,
the
jrueitl
of
Mr.
Hulierl
Wfcnl,
Atliu
Ave
Maler
(iordon
llalney
Urandl
ii.i-
arrived
in
Ihe
eily
to
viftii
vviih
ln
uncle
and
aunt.
Dr.
an
Mr-.
W.
T.
Heroin.
.Second
Ave
Mr.
aid
Mr.
R.
Ilemminti
left
Wcilnemluy
nighl's
train
foi
llaeiioui
where
they
ar
speml-
ux
the
week-end
vieithig
with
friend.
M.
It,
McCuffery.
Olof
llaiiMon
mil
W.
H.
I
obey,
who
have
been
.ti
Ml-
Hitiith
oh
buniuex,
return
el
on
Ihe
Prince
ttuperl
on.Wetl-
nesday
uflerniMJti.
I'roiifc
Filrh
arrhl
on
tlu
l'riuce
Hoper!
tin
Wednesday
af
lernoon.
He
In
Hoendin?
tlid
'loiiday
wilh
hi
family
and
will
return
couth
lomorrovr.
Kenny
Mi-guaiK
nailed
on
the
(timer
Prinre
Rupert
tlil
morninjf
on
a
prolonged
Indiday
:rit
lo
,
Vancouver
iea(IJe
aud
-..ulhern
I'aclfle
eoaxl
ri(e.
C.N.K.
l
earner
l'riuce
John
.lapi.
K.
Mabbx,
i
not
ejqNcled
nere
rrom
the
Uneen
Chariot!
I
!and-
and
Vancouver
U"fore
lay
infill
or
Monday.
Tin
,ii'l
did
not
jret
away
from
Vancouver
llu
trip
unlit
Tu
lay
nioriiiii.
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCt
RUPcRT.
I
kl
Milli
TIIVT:
I
IIh
i
oi.ii.-ll
.if
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i
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mrk
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brukrii
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ami.
.hi
tbai
portion
.r
Cini-'il
m.w,
ami
Klvvnitb
Avenue
niui-nieii.inn
rnmi
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rnd
of
the
rreitl
a.ail.'il
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v
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mhleli
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lv
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fr.1
mirth
of
Ibf
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Klfrblh
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ilH-iiii
fnwn
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mhiih
al.uir
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i
a-
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thr
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pru-II
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(trill-!
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lltr
nrrire
of
lh
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Io
the
lHtrrrrttli
of
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ami
HdMilil
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al.'iir
H.
irnUi
Vvi-iiiip
a
hiwn
on
lb
plan,
ami
.n.
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dt'po.iuit
ill
Ihr
Ofrin-
.1
I
ID-
city
KnulHerr
lu
a
point
rnrl-.-nrtn
r.-'l
mi
i.r
111
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boemtarv
i.r
I'titlrrli-k
stn-ii.
a
a
bn-al
lmuronifnt.
iml
infiHtf
l
aimially
lb
rtwt
in.
ii
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mik)
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dlreril)
on
the
work
i-xiTiil
mirh
portion
of
Ih
rHl
a
iieiirren
ai
iri
inirnu-ciion
ana
ai
i
Til
pMliliatwl
"f
tin'
wot
i
i.fii.ii.on.
r
whi.-ii
n.;vn
mi
w
io
ue
'.l
!y
Im-
Corporailoii.
anrt
Ih
Ii-alert
annual
nrll
ralr
ht
fi"H
rn.nl-'f
l
.
I
rT.
Th
eerlal
artnral
i
Ih-
imiiI
in
In
annual
mialiiMMit.
i
i'.
i-.hi
illrii.
to
iwtltl.ii
amln.l
(..lorukina
He
work
ienl
do
o
mi
of
i
f'.n-
llM'
:illi
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r
Janeirv.
I9S.
.
r..
V.
Jo.vv.
Cliv
dor.
lial.Hl
llil
llli
.:iy
of
lic-f
mtH-r.
Iil.
LAWS
ACT
Nrtlca
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltt
Land
in
CHnw
Himprr
(
ami
lilnlrlrl.
Il-.illiiir
Iillr1rl
of
t'rtnrt.
henerl,
and
all-.ml.'
al
l!arnard
Ct.
IMIn.eaa
(loyal
Wii.l.
li
e.
-T
Tak-
v.lirn
thai
SunSn-vllle
Cannery
oiMiany
I
liiilled.
of
Vinenuvnr.
II
C,
In-.
..a.
io
arb.'V'
ror-nrolion
to
la
tlw
-i!.iiir
riVm-riiied
ian-i:
CiHmiM-iM-;nr
i
iim-
i.iwd
er
HariunTi
Cove.
Prlnrom
uiaml:
I
lenii-.'
i-anl
rive
H)
rlialns;
in-iiei-
norm
ronv
no.
niaitt":
'.'-l
lil
rhalll.
leo.-i'
or
l-
mark:
llieiiee
aimili
aloinr
low
waif
k
i"
i..'io
or
.-otomenrfviiett!.
and
lahilnir
rirti-en
(131
arrea.
inor
or
!..
SOMKIIVIIIf
CVWKJIV
I'.OVirWY
I1MITKH
Nairn-
of
Vimllrant.
V.
J.
4.-frron.
Arnt.
l.-l,.,
tl,--..inl.,.r
Ijltl.
1
09
1.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
siiuale
in
lli
ski'i-na
Mlnlnir
IiIvImIoii
.r
tl
w
liiinn-
r..
c.oa-t
liMlrlel.
wiH-n-lo.ali-il.
South
of
rail
Creek,
kll-um
kalimi
I
uke,
nml
adjoiulu
Ih
Whlsller.
mi
Ihr
I
h-1'i.ihI
or
II,
Lawful
Iwitilto-s.
!
VV.
Trton
slid
II.
W'IUiiii;
No.
of
ll.l.'rK'
I'ree
Vllner'
i:erllflra.i-,
Treolon
70l(n:.i
Wilson
r,7iitc.
Take
Nolle
tttdl
w.
V.
Tn
ton.
I
.M
.:.
No.
1.711111C,
and
liavid
vn.m,
K.Vl.i:
,
No
r.Tilflir;
Intend
al
Ihe
end
..r
-i
ilav.
rrom
tin-dale
ht-i
r
io
ap.
..
itit-
VIM11111
HiH'iirder
for
a
'.-rtirl.
ale
nr
1111
u-
vi-iui-iits
for
the
.im-i..-i-
,.r
,
.litiil
it
a
crown
Drain
of
(he
aln.v
.
'aim
Hid
riirthernniiv
take
noil
'.
Idal
...
i
n
ici
See.
Sft
or
Mil-
Mlnerc
V.
nmsi
.e
.
11
ineiii-i-d
Urfore
III.-
lie
1
.air.'
.if
-11
.
tl
fliiili'
of
liiiiioveiiieiil.
Haled
lilts
:t
1
1
1
It
ilav
of
Nov.
10?)
VV
r
TIIKSTO.N
ind
I)
V
vi!
tiov
Ii.
T
Ii-
lib
:i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
For
your
Clirhtlinab
gifts
see
our
wm.iow.
.Mm.
i
itu,
Second
Ave.
,
tf
Sid
Thompson
sailed
for
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
II
u
perl
Ibis
morning
on
a
bu
!
trip.
Once
mora,
wo
can
supply
jse
famous
Kdaon
coal
in
any
quau-litiea.
Phone
58.
Prince
Kuperl
Feed
Co.
tf
Mr.
and
Mm.
11.
II.
Johnson
Mailed
for
yoWver
on
the
steamer
Priflep
Hupert
lUi
morning
ou
d
ifoUttay
d
ip.
'lite
Huplri
lUjlfcWy
donated
a
Urge
Christ
m
ke
and
flie
lk
two
boxe-
Of
Jap
oranges
to
Ihe
(ituieral
Ttosvitai
yester
day.
Gaol.
Alfred
Swii"oii
wan.
paenfcer
on
(be
Prince
ltiierl
thin
inornliiy
for
ncouver
on
a
lotnbined
uunin
and
pleasure
I
rip.
f
Mr.
WilleM
"relBined
U
th"
cily
n
WediieKAay
aflernoon
on
Ihe
uteaiuer
I'riiice
Hupert.
Sijirn
reiurninjt
rrom
a
rrip
r.adi,
eui
vitiited
,in
VtmwaVr
with
her
daughter,
Ir.
hil
Porrilt.
Richard
PilUiJUry
returned
io
Ihe
city
on
Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
'learner
Prince
Hupert
io
upend
the
holiday
with
tti
parent.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
II.
1MII.-
bury,
Fourth
Avenue,
West.
ili
Violet
Whitlow,
who
hai
been
pendina-
a
prolonged
vaca
tion
with
relative
In
New
Wt-minnter,
wa
a
psjenjrer
from
boat
to
train
on
Wednesday
pro
-
reedimr
Io
her
home
in
t
k.
REWARD.
50
rvwanl
will
be
paid
to
the
perwu
or
person
i
siviUK
information
thai
will
iead
to
the
arrenl
of
ihe
thief,
or
lbieva.
eulnruiK
Ibe
p-emisc
of
Mr.
A.
Kortler,
lot
Kighth
Ave.
Wert
on
Curislma
Kve.
301
Glen
liulkk
eailed
for
Vant
on-
ver
on
the
Prince
unpen
mil
morning
to
join
Mr-
(lulick
and
family
in
Valusriso,
Indiana,
where
they
are
piiiliiig
a
pro
longed
holiday
at
Jrir.
Oulick
old
home.
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Oulick
and
family
will
re!
urn
to
lite
City
ally
in
the
New
Year.
Acrordifur
to
figures
compiled
by
Postmaster
.M
orison,
203
1
sacJt
of
mail
have
been
received
at
the
local
pot
oflSee
and
Kit
I
sacks
have
been
despatched
to
Vancouver
ami
eastern
Canada
since
IWremper
9.
-This
is
ex
elusive
of
mail
received
from
and
despatched
to
local
points.
A
special
Christmas
service
Was
held
in
the
Angltean
cluirch
yesterday
morninp.
The
choir
sang
Jackson'
Te
Deuui,
the
anthem.
"Sing,
O
Heavens,"
and
Christmas
carols
and
hymns.
Archdeacon
Ris
preached
au
appropriate
Christ
ma
sermon.
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
prenid-ed
ai
the
organ
.
C.
N.
11.
steamer
Prince
Hu-perl,
Canl.
I).
Donald,
arrived
from
Stewart
and
Anyox
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
and
left
again
at
tf
o'clock
for
Vancouver
and
vvayporls.
Passlgirs
going
south
included
Fred
Hennlng.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H.
Johnxon
I'
!
II.
Stout,
lUmstable
It.
P.
Ponder.
F.
Duboi'd,
M.
Sen
nick,
Miss
Huth
Anderson.
Capl.
A.
Svvanson,
Sid
ThoiHpson.
(Hen
I
in
lick.
Miss
A.
and
Kenny
Mt'Uuaig.
In
connection
wilh
mi
art
id-wrillen
for
Ihe
special
edition
of
the
Vancouver
Province
!u'
Saturday
Io
mark
the
thirty
eighth
anniversary
of
the
linkiiu
up
or
the
-first
trfiws-Caiitiila
telegraph
line
between
New
Westminster
ami
the
Allnnlie
coast,
there
appears
a
group
them-
nil-lure
in
u-tiiel.
IVnoL
w
lo
lwl',,
.
..
'
.
Y
"
imwiing,
lormer
uisirici
superintendent
of
government
telegraphs
here,
appears.
Needless
to
say,
Mr,
Howling
al
thai
time
vvs
a
youthful
personage
and
or
handsome
i-oiiiilcnunce
and
rig-utf
al
that.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
.1.
It.
Scott,
Swanson
Hay:
W.
Dailll.
Ciiv:
.1.
C.
Ilenniliir
Hew.
i'.v:
I..
II.
Morton,
Prince
(ieorge;
(.
M.
l
easer,
Digby
Islnud.
Central
T
II.
Kolsind.
Olgn.
Sask.:
T.
1
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11.
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icinria;
r,
i,nidisiyj
ii'
d
P
H.'ss
SniillicrsTri.
N'iek-
isoii,
Slewarl:
C.
HaniUing,
C.
N.
H
:
Capl
A
AH'rcdsoji
and
It
s
'
ll'-.-WP
V
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:.
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riiis
M.
lUirl.eau,
Cnpl.
D;
A.
CarlovviBos
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llieiit
of
1
PAGE
TUftEE
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Pure
and
"VTholesoinc
m
1
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l
Zhe
QaalityWhislttj
of
Canada
m
I
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Since
185S
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S
A
if
Bofited
In
Bond
mWr
M
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Pv
'
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under
Dominion
Government
4Jrff
3
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Supervision
WiM-
H
ygjutt
iMiamaatVTaiiaaaaaaiauaaaiaiiaii
laraUajaMa-afenaaii
iSmii
mtmaimsmmamaaammm
jr
!
m.t
pulil
t-hnl
or
displayed
Iiv
the
Liipiur
Conlrol
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
(Jovcru-Hiili-li
Columbia.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
n
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
Itupcrl.
Capl.
D.
Donald,
arrived
on
lime
from
Ihe
miuIIi
al
:i
o
clock
Wednesday
afternoon.
The
following
passengers
ilebarked
here:
Miss
11.
Colburn,
Master
C.ol-hursl,
Mrs.
Swla,
Mr.
Hal.
lane.
Mr.
Tliein,
(J.
Cerveny.
.1.
It.
Scott,
W.
II.
Sutherland.
Sergeant
lebon.
H.C.M.P.,
Mr.
Ilyan.
Mr.
I.
eighlon.
II.
A.
Fisher.
Mr.
and
Mr.
(Jiggey,
S.
Itiibin,
Miss
Violet
Whitlow,
-I.
11.
THliiiean.lti.
il-ard
PilUbury.
Mr.
Howe.
Miss
!'..
Iturifl.le,
T.
II.
Klonslad.
Mrs.
II.
T.
Willelt,
F.
Fitch.
M.
P.
McCaffery,
Olof
Hanson.
C.
T.
Hearn.
and
W.
II.
Tobey.
NOTICE
To"
Whom
il
may
Concern:
My
wife,
FJIr
Pauline
Channel,
having
left
my
bed
and
board,
I
will
not
lie
ge-iponsihle
for
any
debt
incurred
by
her
in
my
name.
F.
(i.
Thrasher.
3t
Snowshoe.
im:.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sid
Winshy
arrived
on
last
night's
train
from
llazellon
and
are
spending
Hie
holiday
wilh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Atkins.
Fourth
Avenue
West
Mr.
Winshy,
who
was
formerly
accountant
in
the
I'nion
Hank:
here,
is
now
manager
at
Ila.el-
ton
and
Ibis
i
bis
first
visit
to
Hie
city
since
he
left
three
years
ago.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Oporaiing
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
ts
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
STEVE
KING
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
YOUR
MEN
FOLK
WILL
APPRECIATE
"WOLSEY"
UNDERWEAR,
SOX
&
SLIP-OVER
YESTS
PRICES
VERY
REASONABLE
Phone
Green
85
R1T1SH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
102S.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follow:
Placer
Hold.
s?7tti02,20:i
:
Lode
fluid,
$ll:i,-r.;U,
."";
Silver,
!ftJ:i;t2,liori;
Lead,
SoS,
::i(i(il
:
fa.ppcr,
?
17t,0
1(5.508;
Zinc,
$27,-IHM,7o0;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
-$H(i'..e:7
;
Coal
and
IJoke,
$250,'.MJ8,l
III;
Hiiilding
Sloiie.
llrick,
Ccincul,
etc.,
$31),
Uo.iiai
;
nudviiig
its
Mineral
Prodiiclion
lo
the
end
ul
1U23
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The,
Mining
Laws
in
this
Province
arc
tnoro
liberal
uml
Uio
fees
lower
tliuu
those
of
any
uliicr
Province
in
the
Doinftiioiu
or
any
colony
in
llie
Urilish
Ktnpiic
Minerul
loc.tioits
ure
granted
to
iliHc(verors
fur
iiuiiiiiiul
fees.
Absolule
Tilos
arc
obtained
by
developing
such
properlies,
the
swurily
ur
which
is
guarantee.
1
by
Grown
Grants.
Full
information
together
wilh
MiiiiVg
Iteporls
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
grulis
by
addressi.
ig
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.