PAGP.-
FOUR
Becausa
it
ensures
swift,
clean,
antiseptic
healing
in
cuts,
bruises,
burns,
scalds,
etc.
Because
it
dispels
irritation,
allays
pain
and
inflammation,
reduces
swellings,
and
kills
the
germs
of
festering
and
blood-poisoning.
Because
it
quickly
grows
new
healthy
skin
where
injury
or
disease
has
damaged
or
destroyed
the
tissues.
Because
owing
to
its
purely
herbal
origin
Zam-l2uk
is
safer
than,
'
and
superior
to.any
fatty
pore-clogging
oin
ment
orsalve
containing
crude
mineral
drugs.
For
its
wide
range
of
usefulness
an
J
in
'nslanl
healing
puw-er
in
-slfti
ail,
mentsaml
mjir
ies
im-Pnt:
is
known
as
"a
Surgery
in
a
Twn-inrh
Hox,"
All
dtalfrt.
:.t:c
fc..
?
,r
ir.3i
SERVICE
in
NOT
SERVITUDE
nf
Has
it
ever
occurred
to
ynu
I
Mai
lit
ft
multitude
of
In
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
sale
are
of
themselves
in
lifeless
and
incapable
of
service
unless
controlled
and
directed
by
the
alrendy
I'
overburdened
housewife.
Laundry
service
alone
is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and
asking
fur
nothing
but
your
friendly
disposition,
to
change
lie
servitude
iTito
service
May
we
call?
Phone
8
rl'MrTi
PHONES
60X392
PRINCE
RUPRT
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60c
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
8econd
Avenu.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLE8.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
Prices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTI&T.
rUlgarson
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
Phona
888.'
Open
Evening!
Only
Fr
Spaelal
Appointment.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'
tatdlng
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avanua.
....
lip
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the
mr.v
ntws
Monday,
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,
!
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George
McBlan
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own
wire
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HOME.
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AV
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BRINGING
UP
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W.
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ENGLAND
HELPING
AUSTRALIA
WITH
MKI.ltOt'il.M:,
Jan.
2f.
Th
Hrilish
(invcrnmcul
will
advance
Australia
approximately
$5,000,
OHO
for
every
H.OOO
imniifrranls
sent
to
Australia
from
Kmrland:
iccnidinjr
In
an
agreement
re
cently
concluded
between
tlie
llriljsh
treasury
olllcials
and
Australia.
The
money
will
1
used
fin"
public
improvements
such
as
waterworks,
mails,
rail
ways,
I
it
ti
1
1
rlcariiifr
and
housing
.sections
where
liuinisrauls
settle,
and
in
otherwise
proviif-l
in?
nppnrluuflcs
eipial
to
those
native
Australians.
(Ileal
llrilaiii
has
agreed
also
contribute
In
I
he
cost
of
re-
eivilin
depots
to
lie
established-
various
slates.
Australia
ex
pects
In
borrow
a
total
of
$170,-(100,000
fur
migration
nuri'oses.
li
e
imperial
soverniiienl's
agreement
provides
for
the
payment
of
$:i5,000,000
for
interest
rjiarjres.
the
money
to
be
used
itublic
improvements.
'I'lie
flotation
of
Hie
loan
itself
will
undertaken
iy
Australia,
and
Hie
borrowings
will
pi-oliably
extend
over
a
Ion;.'
period.
The
New'
South
Wales
Knvern-inent
has
recently
accepted
the
commonwealth
trovcnimenl's
of
fer
of
2,50.0Q0
for
fosleriup
immigration.
'I'll
is
money
will
SYNOPSIS
OF
LID
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved,
urveyeJ
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted
by
Urltlslr
nubjects
over
18
years
of
ane.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
Jfrillsli
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
mil
Improvement
'for
aRrlculturaj
purposes.
F'ull
Information
concernlns;
reu-ihtlons
reKardlns
pre-emptions
la
given
in
liulletin
No.
1,
Land
Serltn,
"How
to
I're-empt
Land,"
copies
of
ulilch
can
be
obtained
free
of
charg
Ly
addresftlnR
the
Department
of
Hurts,
Victoria,
H.C.,
or
to
any
Clov-trnment
ARent
Records
will
be
granted
coverlns
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purpOHt-H,
and
which
is
not
timber-land,
I.e.,
carrying
over
8,000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Hange
knd
S.000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Hange.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
.Land
Commissioner
nf
the
Land
Recording
Dl-vision.
In
which
the
land
applied
tor.
t
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
ot
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
.for
five
years
anfl
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
110
per
acre,
Inchidlng
clearing
and
cultivating
nt
least
five
acres,
before
u
Crown
Orant
run
be
received.
Kor
more
detailed
information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
I're-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmlwrland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
flrBt-class
(arable)
land
is
It
per
acre,
and
second-class
Igraz-lng)
land
t'2.50
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
leaso
of
Crowi.
lands
Is
given
In
liulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series,
"l'Urcliuse
and
Lease
ot
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
ultes
00
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASE8
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acres,
may
be
leased
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
nre
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grazing
and
industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
40
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
Under
the
Grazing
Act
the
Province
is
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
ranee
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
razing
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Htock-owners
may
form
aoelatlon
for
range
msnavement.
free,
or
partly
free,
cermlts
are
available
tor
settlers.
catiuers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
head.
Uc
I
c.,b
,i.l,,.,..
I
tlnrrgr
1
be
ad
van
red
iiiired.
HUMOROUS
HOCKEY
GAME
AT
SMITHERS
New
Brand
of
Sport
at
Bulkley
Valley
Centra
Is
Shown
SMITIIKIIS,
Jan.
20
Smilliers
i
hockey
fans
were
treated
to
a
:
new
brniiil
..t
(L
i....
aiieruooii
wnen
icains
representing
Hie
C.N.
It.
Itoiimlhnuse
nud-?nr
Shoiis
cla
1miI
jll
ll
gninr
in
the
local
rink.
Some
of
the
talent
uncovered
wijl
hear
walehinfr,
especially
the
speed
demons
on
(he
forward
line
who
could
shoot-
from
any
position,
il
licinjr
all
the
same
to
them
whether
they
were
on
their
skates
or
in
a
sitting
posture.
One
lime
Hie
puck
was
pounced
on
by
all
Hie
players
except
one
roal-tender
but
tvas
finally
rescued
by
Ihe
referee.
The
frame
eiuleil
with
each
team
havine-
rscored
five
jrnals.
Fans,
are
eagerly
looking
forward
to
the
next
stanza
which
it
is
expected
will
lie
played
next
Sunday.
The
players
represent
in?
the
Itouudhoiise
were
1M.
Hardy.
Ted
Jenkins,
John
Clavecins.
Jas.
Silver,
Wm.'Dufr
and
Chas.
1
1
ip-fr
i
ii
lo
1
li
a
in
.
The
V.v
Shops
team
was
(leo.
Smith,
I'.lnier
(iiimlci'sou,
Pete
llerg.
Win.
Fidler.
C.
Wilkinson
nnd
W.
Sinilb.
SMITHERS
HOCKEY
TEAM
CLEANSJPMERYTHING
Plays
Games
at
Burns
Lake
and
Prince
George
and
Wins
Two
Against
Former
SMITIIKIIS,
Jan.
2C.
The
Suiilhers
hockey
fennr
left
on
Thursday
morning
for
Hums
Lake
ami
I'rince
Heorge
In
play
a
series
of
games
with
the
teams
of
those
towns.
The
games
in
Hums
Lake
011
Thursday
and
Friday
were
Imlli
won
by
the
Smilhers
boys,
the
first
by
a
score
of
13
lo
2
and
the
second
game
ny
i
10
m
l
inneriy
is
manager
of
the
local
learn
and
has
along
with
him
the'
following
ila)ers.:
Phil
lloskins,
goal:
Cliff
Warner.
1st
defOnse;
Nor
man
Kilpnlrick,
2nd
defence;
Ken
'McKay,
centre;
I'en
llaabe.
light,
and
,,.
Mulch,
left;
Jiggs
(Jrahain
ami
(leo.
lleuler,
spares.
Knile
MavyAon
who,
plays
left
forward'
vas
not
Willi'
Hie
team
at
Hums
Lake
lint
left
on
Sunday
morning
lo
lake
part
in
the
games
at
I'rince
(ieorge.
,SIY1ITHERS
BEATEN
SMITIIKIIS,
Jan.
2!i.
Th
Smllbcrs'
Hoy
Scouts
journeyed
to
Telkwa
oii
Saturday
afternoon
and
played
another
game
of
hoe.
key
with
the
Telkwa
Scouts.
They
lost
tliiit
lime
however.
Ihe
Telk
wa
team
healing
them
by
a
score
of
i
lo
n.
Advertise
in
the
Oaily
"News
Mothers
Treat
Colds
The
New
"Direct"
Vay
No
Longer
Necessary
to
"Dose"
Children
With
Internal
Medicines
to
Break
Colds.
Children's
digestions
arc
easily
upset
by
too
much
"dosine."
Vlcks
VapoRuu
bcine
externally
applied,
drx's,
not
upset
little
stomachs.
At
the
first
sttm
of
crouD.
sore
throat.
or
any
other
cold
trouble,
apply
Vicks
freely.
There
is
nothinj
to
swallow
you
just
"rub
it
on."
WICK
VapoRub
On
UMuuomJms
Utto
Yiabiy
VISITING
TEAM
LOSES
MATCH
I
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
Beats
Reqlment
in
Well
Contested
Tournament
Yesterday
afternoon
a
bailinin-
ilon
mnleti
IiIvviim
lln
I'ifst
111'
"
the
Prince'
lluperl
illailmiiiUin
Club
at
the
evurls
of
Jthe
latter
in
the
),.
I.uxe
Hall
re-isulted
in
u'win
for
the
lioni.t
team,
the
I'.Il.ll.C.
setliiiH:
twelve
out
of
a
possilile
fifleeu
games.
In
spile
of
Ihe
seeming
onesided
general
result
most
of
the
games
were
closely
ronlest'eil
and
some
of
lliem
were
very
close.
A
bat
lie
royal
was
slageil
between
Mex
Itix
of
I
lie
licKimcnl
and
Harry
Thompson
of
Ihe
I'.lt.ll.C.
Hie
latter
-winning
by
Ihe
odd
point
after
the
score
had
stood
fourleen
all
for
some
time.
Ui.x
is
-also
a
member,
of
Hie
club
against
which
he
played
as
.
is
Dr.
Treyatnnc
and
In
it
li
of
these
men
learned
l
heir
game
at
the
P.Il.ll.C.
courts.
Carmirhael,
who
playcil
for
Ihe
home
Irani.
in
also
a
ineuiher-of
Ihe
llegi-menl.
The
lli'jfiinenl
team
whs
handicapped
by
mil.
being
used
lo
lli
courts.
Si,x
men
played
on
either
side,
there
being
twelve
raiin
s
or
singles
and
three
of
doubles.
Ti-a
was
serve(
during
Hie
afternoon
by
a
committee
consisting
of
Miss
Irwin,
Miss
llurgess
and
Mrs.
Macphertioii
I'M.
.leaner
made
a
hinsl
ellieienl
.scorer,
The
results
were
as
fol-
lows:
First
Round
Joe
Scot)
bi'.il
Sid
Johnson,
15-3.
I'nilpolls
bent
Carmichael
into.
Johns
beat
Tinker
I5-(1.
Thompson
beat
llix
15-11.
Tremayne
heal
I'almore
15-7.
Harlletl
beat
Nicholls
I
!-,
Second
Round
Scott
beat
Johnson
5-1.
Carmichael
beat
I'hilpidt
15-1
1
Johns
heat
Tinker
15-13.
Thompson
'heal
llix
15-10.
I'almore
heal
Tremayne-
15-1.
Harlletl
beat
Mrhotls
15-1.
Doubles
Scott
and
Thompson
heal
I'hil-
polt
and
Tremayne
15-0.
I'almore
and
(iarmlchael
heal
Tinker
i(d
Nicliojls
16-11.
.iiMiosiui
am
.-Heat
-Johns
!nd;
rfaWiiii.
'I'lie
winners
for
the
regiment
were
Dr.
lii-mayne
and
IMiilpolU
in
I
lie
siir-'lfls
and
Mil
,lolinnn
and
Alex
lti
in
doubles.
The
rclurn
innteli
is
lo
1
play'd
on
Ihe
llegimeul
I'ourls
in
Iwo
weeks
lime
when
the
soldiers
exited
to
turn
the
tables
on
the
civilians.
tt
-
.
Spor
Chat
I'lie
Klks
and
Orollo,
leaders
in
Hie
Senior
and
Intermediate
basket
hall
leages
respect
ively,
rained
furlher
grou'nd
as
a
result
of
Friday
night's
games.
Hy
ilerealiim
Ihe
Colls,
the
1)1
Id
liroke
Ihe
lie
vllh
the
Sons
of
Canada
as
fat'
as
Senior
League
leadership
wtl
,
concerned.
Jn
I
heir
game
wllji
the
Holts
tonight.
Ihe
Caiiueks
will
have
a
chance
lo
retrain
the
position
hill
Ihe
Klks
will
still
have
the
iidvanlage
im
flavins
one
less
defeat
against
jliein
Hum
Ibeir
runiiers-up.
Tlie
Oinllo
got
safely
away
from
the
(Jolts
by
healing
I
linn
on
Friday
night
hul
they
are
nol
champions
by
any
means
yet.
The
Colls
are
play-
ling
i
lie
iieuunenl
iruiigin
ami,
as
a
result,
may
get
closely
on
Ihe
lobaeconisls
heels
again.
.The
jibir.l
Kiune
nf.
llie
evenlnpr
will
be
IK..
1
.
A
n
Ti
In
11.
jtiil's
and
lliu
Maple
Leafs.
The
j
B"
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111
il'ini
Hinni
ai
in
n
a
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in
if
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wei-k
and
are
out
to
repeal.
They
still
have
a
chance
lo
capture
the
llenson
Cupv
although
the
will
have
to
go
some
In
do
mo.
I'iger
Flowers,
boiled
as
Ihe
coming
middleweight
champion,
lost
a
goad
deal
of
li
is
prestige
and
possibly
his
chance
lo
'got
a
boul
wilb
Harry
Oreb
wlion
Jack
Delnney,
I'recJi-Ganailiaii
and
old-liiner,
gave
htm
the
knockout
drop
in
the
second
round
of
t
bout
at
Madison
Square
(iar-len,
New
York
City,
last
week
I'lie
Tiger
is-lln
slugging
luavv
type
against
whom
Delaney
seems
to
make
a
tdiowing
when
he
would
fail
against
a
man
of
less
repute.
Flowers
was
work
ing
his
way
towards
a
ineelinti
with
l
reli
and
among
those
who
had
fallen'
lo
him
prior
lo
the
Delaney
bout
was
Johnny
Wilson,
former
champion.
Now
Ilia'
he
has
conquered
Flowers,
lle-
laney
is
talked
of
as
Hie
luftica!
man
lo
meet
(ireb
for
the
title.
In
any
ease,
another
"hlaisk
hope"
seems
lo
have
gone
glimmering.
in
I
lie
defeat
of
Flowers
BRITISH
BOARD
PLANS
DUPLICATE
OF
PACIFIC
CABLE
LONDON,
Jan.
2(5
Ileeadse
of
the
heavy
press
of
business
on
Hie
Pacini!
cable,
occupying
it
lo
the
limit
of
ils
capacity,
Hie
Pacific
Cable
Hoard
lias
decided'
lo
call
for
tenders
in
the
near
future
for
duplicate
cables
which
will
be
in
use
inside
the
next
18
month.,'
This
statement
was
made
my
the
chairman
of
the
board
lo
a
deputation
from
the
F.inpire
Press
Union,
which
asked
for
a
reduction
in
rales
for
prexs
messages
lo
Australia
and
New
.calami,
and
that
facilities
for
Hits
Iralllc
should
he
substantially
improved.
The
chairman
said
that
while
appreciating
Ihe
importance
of
wide
facilities
for
Hie
dissemination
of
empire
news,
the
capacity
of
Ihe
cable
was
occupied
to
tlm
limit
and
II
would
be
impend
ie-able
lo
handle
any
additional
Iralllc.
No
further
reduction
of
rales
could
be
made
until
tlm
cable
had
been
duplicated.
II
J.
Cunningham,
storekeeper
nt
Port
l.ssJnalon,
arrived
on
IhTs
morning's
train
on
busine
H
'
'.
I.
.-A
.
.
"
.
-
'
lluperl
Hotel.
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
,
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
illKCJU
ITS
WAN'I
KO.
Sea
ex
perience
not
necessary.
Ileg-ular
aNaal
instructor
being
appointed.
For
full
particulars
apply
Naval
Headipiarlers,
Hays
Huilding,
near
Totem
J'ole,
on
Mondays,
Wednesdays
nnd
Fridays,
7
lo
!)
p.m.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
HOAIU)
and
Hoom
at
Ihe
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllce,
8.10
Second
Aven.
i'hnne.
I37i
tf
ACCOUNTANCY
HOOKS
written
up
Ilalance
sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
tnv
relurns
prepared,
by
expert
accountants.
Rales
reasonable.
Write
P.O.
Hux
835.
If
DRESSMAKING
MRS.
HAMILTON,
experienced
dressmaker,
Federal
block,
Dressmaking,
alterations,
suil.
and
coals.
First
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phone
lllack
110.
t
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
(iraduate
of
Ihe
National
College
of
Chiropractic.
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours:
JO
lo
12;
2
to
5;
7
lo
8.
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sundays
by
appointment.
Phone
Illufa
85.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phono
(Cati
George,
Paul
or
Oust1
Prompt
Servlco
und
Comlon
Dav
or
Nls'.t
Stand:
nOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
ClorK,
Across
from
Kmprjss
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
lure
St.lre.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Kx-
change
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
OHO.
papadupulis;
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
010,
AUCTIONEERS
'
IT
will
pay
you
lo
consult
us
when
you
desire
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
nny
article.
PRINCK
RIIPF.RT
KX-CIIAMiK,
Auctioneers.
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS.
JNOTICE
application
rop
Orating
Psrmlti
for
the
BCIIOn
lVZB.
ApiillfatlunN
rnr
permit
lo
irraie
live
khh-k
on
tne
crown
rniutn
wliliin
rarli
arazlnir
dhtni't
or
th
l-rminri-
or
llrlllsli
CdtiiiiihU,
must
he
riliil
with
tin.
patriot
rurt'niri-
h
.rHiiurooK.
ION
oisire
hmiiloops,
NHsiiu,
I'rlnrn
rinncrt.
Van-
rouor,
rriKin
aim
Williams
.l.akn
on
or
nriun
amri
u
.llftl,
IVxn.
lU.nik
roiiiiH
upon
whlih
to
miUnlt
p-pllrilon
may
be
ubialncil
rnnii
Hip
lim
lili-l
Kurwn-r-
at
tlx-
almvi-
mil
I
i,la.-c,
or
from
the
ln-iartinrnt
nf
l.aiMU
at
vie.
lorla.
H.C.
h.
11.
NApnX,
.
"CP'ily
MliilMer
nf
Mml.4.
netiarlmcni
of
l.andit,
vlrtorla.
Il.c.
January
Bill.
I
oar.
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
lo
Lout
land
..i
.
.
'
'""".
"iirici,
iierorilin
Ola
trit
or
I'rlnee
IUneit.
and
altuate
ap
in
maieiy
two
hiIIch
aoullieaKt
Junrlliui
L't
'"
S1"1"
"''
"''Mall
nivera
on
tli
cm
run
11
III
I
i
i....1
.
I"11
"'"N""
FrlMoll.
nf
.I....-
i..Mrri
,.
ii.,.
iirrnpniion
ineri-nant
I,
(
li.
.i
",,r
v
r,,'.r
Pennlaalnn
to
lease
.
'
0,
rlmtecl
nn
the
I
I
niver,
llienre
aniilli-
..
"
ineorp
niiuieat
10
r
ha
n
llienre
nor
I
hea
M
5
chain.;
thenee
mirth
n.nt
...
,,
I
-
.
.
,lnlnl
nr
'oimnence
.m.,,
,.,,,,,,,iiik
m
aeiiis,
mnrp
nr
riKonriR
n.
Fnizzr.i
t,,
nate.1
January
ml,.
WAn."f
Ar'"""nt'
CANCELATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICR
IS
III
HFnv
nivrv
.
reserve
covering
ini
iiin
I
..."
Itrlrl.
Is
rancelled
""""
",v
M
..
.
V.'.
WAPFPf,
,
,,,,
,
,
,M
-in.
Lands.
vlelnrla.
n.C.
10th
Peccinber,
est
TIMBER
SALE
x
6603.
There
will
lie
i
r
.
i
.
Alirtltin,
It
IK
Mill
.11
!
ruary,
i
u
i
;
.
m
n,
suierviiMir.
sunn,,
XAI1V3,
to
rut
.i
I'olea
ami
I'IUdk
,n
Hell
Lake,
i
mil.--i:nlar
lnntrni.
Flye
(S)
viai-
w
!
iiinval
uf
UiiiIh
r
I'ruvldnu
that
im
the
aiK'tliin
hi
pi
i
-leluler
to
Im
uik-iu-
!
it
ami
treated
as
mi,
I,
r
Kiirlln-r
pariii
uiai
t
r.
Vlrtrl.
i
.
Crime
liiiTl,
ll
c
TIMBER
SALE
XG330.
ftenleil
Tender-
w
i
Minister
of
t-itnl
-
,i
.
than
noon
nn
Ui,
:
ivil.
Cor
the
iiih
!i.i
lo
rut
,fll,iMhi
i,.
i
anil
llemt'K'K.
"ii
im
SewHI
Inlet,
Om
trlct.
Two
m
years
win
i
inova!
of
timber.
Fnrlher
partn
nl.i
-
ter,
Vlrtorla,
li
.
i
Qlnw
nnis
rt,
nj
.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6838.
Sealed
Tender
w
!l
Milliliter
or
I.
und'
"
V
tban
rmnn
on
die
m-i
IMS.
rnr
the
inn
li
i
-
Id
fill
S.Kiii.li'i"
fe,
t
and
llenilorlc.
on
i'
ISM.
Selwvu
Inlii
iuiiii
Und
mini,
i
Two
't!
year
will
I.
mnral
,r
tlmher.
Further
rarllrni
i
-
t
ler.
ririoria.
B.:
.
ir
nee
lluperl,
11
i
LAND
ACT
Notlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
(a
r
Lana
In
Pkeena
l
and
Oti
!
Impert
rtArordliiK
tn-.itti
r.nenvlrt.nfi,!.'
mi.i
:iml
of
salyin
Slitl'.n.
on
i-
invr.
Take
Nollie
that
II'
'
HIS
Carleiim
si
.
Hh
1iKter,
intend
to
a,-
In
pnrrligv)
Ihe
Ml
:'
Cninnieiii'lnir
at
a
t"
nitlhnrat
eoruer
r
I
lnlaiHli
ttwnre
,,iitl,
inatelv
snil
vnnl-
i,
I
rollril4ey
fuiti
.n
,l-
i
himi
yam,
in
i,iui
1
IH-lnlnr
ll
that
portn
n
went
or
lot
f"'i
aiii
aeri.
ninre
nr
le--
Til'
1
"
An'
III
IM
LAND
ACT
Notlco
of
Intention
to
Applf
i
!
Ml
in
I'rlnre
nimeri
rordlnir
Dinrli't
of
I'm"
nate
at
liarnanl
1
Inland,
li.C.
Take
.Nollee
that
s
.n
comiiany
Limited,
nr
v,u
lends
to'
apply
fur
iieimi-rnllnwlnir
ilenrrlli'd
lai
i
at
the
head
nr
parnai
lioyal
lalaml;
theme
.m-i
thenee
north
rnrty
'
went
ten
(10)
chains,
m
i
water
mark:
thenee
-mhil
j!'
mark
tn
point
nr
nin
inniaininr
ririeen
lean.
soMF.nvir
if
Nam'
I
V
J.
Paled
December
tTin
MINERAL
ACT
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
Situate
In,
Ihe
ski-i'iu
of
th
llanire
a,
i:,,n-t
located,
South
nf
Fait
kiluin
Lake,
anil
aitj"
.-nn
the
Kasl
end
nf
"
W.
Trenton
and
n.
Wlbmi
Free
Miners'
Certlfli
lie
T,
wuann
7iio
ic.
Take
Notice
that
v
W
No.
7n0C,
and
tnn
d
V
Nn.
?nnm,
Inlenil
at
II"
days
from
the
dale
h
r
Mlnlnir
Uerorder
rnr
'
1
proyetnenn
for
the
I'i'i
a
down
Oram
of
Ihe
til
furtliennore
lake
h"i
'
'
'
Sec.
OS
nf
the
Mineral
11
"
nieneed
lierore
the
lnnn
(
rieale
of
ImprnvemeiH-
Daled
tins
snih
day
f
vv.
f
Tioy;
IH
VII
two-
v.
NOTICE
OF
CANCELATION
CF
I
NOTIllE
IS
IIKtlFB.V
,.IVE
refervn
covering
l.ni-elusive,
i,
I:
fC
lianire
t.
Coast
til
di
celled.
fiK'i
n
peputr
Ml;ltn
Oepartment
of
Land
Vletnrla.
R.C..
ifpi-flmiip'
iftih
ai
LAND
AOT
Nolle
nf
Intention
to
AonW
t
l,M'
In
Masselt
Inleli
AM,
'
iiand
and
puirtel
fl
of
Prlnen
llueerl.
n."
.
1
one
Pille
south
nr
o-
I'1'
1
'e,
and
In
Yeslallnn
tin'
xn,
....
Take
Nntlce
thai
Fur'
"
li
ft
Maaiett.
II
C
.
'
Manser.
Intends
In
a"pi
1
ti
lease
the
fnllnwllui
n'
Cnmmenrin
al
a
ti""t
plan"
side
of
Vestnltnn
Hat
-
Ihi
hs'ns.
thenee
east
tn
"hl"
ri
ehalns!
thence
wes
in
''"
'--...,iS
n
I
ri
I
n
tr
IR
acres,
more-
nr
l-
'Ml
,ltl
IDS'
naicd
nccember
10th.