FINAL
TOURNAMENT
OF
BADMINTON
CLUB
Decision
to
Hold
Competitions
in
-
Men's
Singles,
Ladles
Singles
and
Mixed
Doubles
At
of
the
Prince
llupert
Uadminlon
i;tuii
il
was
decided
to
hold
a
final
championship
tournament.
Ttiere
will
ho
a
prize
for.
Ihe
winner
of
Ihe
men's
singles,
ladies'
singles
and
mixed
doubles
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
.Rupert
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
.George
.McAfee,
Goorgelown;
.1.
.1.
Stubb
and
L.
li.
K'yle.i
Vancouver.
Contra!
THE
LETTER
"D"
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you
can
pass
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vftii
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t.il
frd
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III
III
U1KIIII
NVI
.
,
m
...I
.,
,
,
,
.,,
.
,
I
defence,
anil
still
ensure
..
Mi,!
Muiiuirot
,wiii
hit
ijiuyi'u
1111
March
22,
and
the
finals-in
.the,
singles
on
April
5,
),
the
uie
cliiniua
'
lion
games
to
In
time
hy
--arrangement.
A
conir
milloe
to
have
charge
of
Hie
loAirnamciils
is
lo
consist'
of
A.
II.
Curiuichael,
Uob
Uarllp.lt,
Alex,
llix
and
Miss
11.
11.
Scolt.
Xho
exocuiive
decided
to
coil
linuo
the
season
lo
April
15
and
possibly
longer,
an
extension
beyond
Aprij
15
lo
Jin
decided
upon
later
ajid
depending
upon
Ihe
inlorosl
taken
hy
members
and
the
stale
i,T
Iho
club
ex
chequer.
Invilaljons
were
received
from
Terrace
nd
lln.ellon
clubs
ex
lending
In,
Iho
mcmbe.rs
of
IhcJ
local
club
Ihe
privileges
of
Hiejr
co'urls.
.
iSO
the
that
your
owm
man
ts
the
oijly
oiie
Twilh
a
real
elilihcp-
of
go'lliirpf
lb
eiiiiiiua-i,,
:
.
...
,
,,
...
"IMir'iniii,
nisi.
Jivi-ry
,),,,,
1
I
at
I
.
..
played
anyi
,,.,..,
vimn
n,,,
i
...
...
..
....
defenders
are
all
muddled
.up
mil
over
Ihe
place,
these
forward
passes
can
he
inmiglil
off
Ire-
quonlly.
You
see,
therefore,
thai
pass
ing
is
not
so
much
tappinig
Ihe
hall
.to
jour
man
as
kicking
it.
to
a'plaeo
whore
he
caii
reach
it.
VSipinre"
passes
as
'shots
straight
across
to
your
man
are
called
are
So
very
obvious
that
jroung
players
need
constant
coaching,
before
they
can
ho
made
lo
realise
the
value
of
for
ward
passes
al
various
acute
angles.
Bolter
Than.
Dribbling
Speed
is
n'ine-leiitlis
of
Ihe
al
lack.
Men
advance
much
more
quickly
without
the
ball
Ihan
wilb
il.
liven
Ihe
cleverest
dribbling
is
necessarily
slower
work
than
short
passing.
Ania-
lour
learns
are
nol
always
train
-
ed
to,
play
Ihe
short-passlniJ
lifame.
That
Is
why
I
warned
you
O.
Uardal,
A.
Wasden,
O.N.R.;
n,.
nn
,neh
passirug.
G.
...
Johnson,
T'-volyn.
if
Vour
loam
Is
definitely
ad
vancing
on
the
short-passing
I
plan,
hnwover,
ynip
cannot
have,
loo
much
passing.
"Why
Is.
Ihe
lellcr
D
like
The
idea
hero
is
that
each
n
ringf'
asked
Ihe
young
Jft'ly
iiJ
player
only
touches
Ihe
ball
once.
her
lover.
.The-
gentleman
gave,
There,
is
no
dribbling
and
cry.
it
up.
"Hccause,"
addcdtlhc
lady.
Utile
Jndividual,
work.
Spocla-
wllh
a
modest
look
al
Iho
p,l,oliir?J
tors
are
Justified
when
Ibis
slyle
al.
Iho
olhor
end
of
Iho
room,
of
aaine
is
in
progress
in
shoul
-
'vvc
cannot
be
wed
without
it."
ing
"Pass!"
to
a
forward
who
sometimes
one
lieirins
lo
far
thai
il
must'
be
a
came
fur
Tnaiibiuus..
,
Skill
antf
stylo
in
'iiulividiial
players,
liov.cyi',r,
coiuil
for
ns
mui'-li
as
ever.
(SooU
iass,iiip
.is
gspecially
neiuleil.
.Many
jiiaynrs
parlinularly
of
.Itie
NensilLve
type,
pass
bio
mileli.
Tuy
are
not
afrafil.
of
tluMr
rippdiieiils
bill
of
their
own
men.
'I
be.y
ilon
t
wnnl
lo
be
calletl
"sefisli."
i:lionlioys
particularly
aro
iurlinwl
lo
Tear
comments
passed
by
spoliators
and
olbers.
Passing
and
this
Jacl
is
noli"
.
tufficionlly
underslood
is
only
1
sticks
lo
the
hall,
liven
then.
I
oneway
of
producing
a
desirable.'
:W(,uid
reeonnuend
a
good
player
l-esull.
Passes
are
not
desirable
in
.thojiisc.lve.s.
You
are
.out
-In
gel.
the
ball
through.
Vou
may
do
it
hy
personal
dribtding
or
by
team
passing.
If
lhore.vis
u,
reason
for
passing
you
should
not
pass.
-
You
should
ccrlainly
stick
to
the'
hall
when
your
-oilier,
men
are
Ion
closely
marked
to
do
bolter
than
you
.with
it.
Your
job
is
to
get
the
-"Hall
'
through.
l,el
people
shoul
"Pass!"
:js
nuicli
as
.tliy
like.
f
a
iiass
seems
a
good
idea
In
you
at
Iho
time,
then
pass.
If
it
doesVt,
then
dnn'l.
You
may.
of
course,
bo
.too
confident,
vmi
may
ho
in
tho
habit
of
Thinking
you
enn
ilo
it
alone
when
a
little
help-Is
what
you
need.
Your
eaplain.
is
Iho
man
-to
decide
this.
Xeal
passing
is
very
stylish.
I
have
seen
two
.men
run
a
ball
right
down,
lapping
il
backwards
and
fdrw5irdas
Ih'oy
rair.
'Xeithor
captured
the
btill.
They
just'
passed.
i
forward
Passing
Pays
Jivoryboily
must
pass.
When
Ihe
defence
is
good
you
need
to
pass
constantly.
Tliejiall
is
-best
passed
forward,
liial
is,
you
should
kick
il
ahead
so
that
your
companion
can
secure
it
without
pausing
in
his
run.
This
is
tlio
skill
in
passing.
Still
more
scientific
is
o',ioos-
ing
a
.moiitelit
lo
pass
so
th:t
you
.
..
can
.
.shoot
Iho
.hall
behind
the
do-
i
mooting
or
I
lie
exocuiive
,
,
'
.
.
.
.
.
...
..
ji'jiun.
ijiur
irnn
.iiiiiu
men
relieved
of
the.
necessity
of
beat
ing
him,
1
Vou
have
both
passed
the
bull
ami
outwitted
the.
defence
VXKQ7.
.TOUR
.
laK-.JUU.Y
SDKS
GIRLS
WINNERS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus-
'
'
'
'
:
1
Sma
TtM
.;rocc
'
0O
WMi
r
r.p.
TO
COMr
AT
BASKETBALL
r.
SO
NICE
Tf
(Mr
i
a.rcr.
1
TO
n
tOfE,rH(C
fMCUlT".4
rt
:;
I
HAvRDuV
KtOVv
.nek
uon
,
r-,
'
'
ri
i
PIN
P.C,T
'VVvY
I
111
:
m
r
rr
1
iu
i'
W
I
vL
WMiT
n
liF.rOKE.
Boys
Lost
But
Enjoyed
Visit
to
''
DOCTOR
I
.
J
I
I
T
I
II
Anyox
at
Week
End
IKIDDUH
7
Jri
frr
n
Cj
Tlio
girls
beaming
with
victory
nnil'
I
lie
boys
not
tlownhoarloil
ailliinigh
they
lost
both
games,
the
hfoal
High
School
liako.f1tull
leant
returned
on
I
In'
Carle,iia
this
afternoon
front
their
trip
In
jAnynx.
They
were
loliil
in
t
hoi
r'
appreciation
01
tin'
splendid
ro
(option
I
hoy
yorn
gi.ven
at
,fhe
.smeller
town
ami,
incidentally
at
Slewarl
vhere
,llie,y
speill
Sev
eral
.hours
last,
evening.-
The
Prince
llupert
Kills
won
,lhe
first
game
from
Anyox
Jiy
17
to
1
4
and
I
he
seroml
hy
11
to
.12.
Until
were
keenly
conlosle.l
af
fairs.
The
llupert
hoys
lost
Iho
first,
tratne
hy
38
to
23.
The
second
bovs'
inalch
was,
however,
the
most
thrilling
affair
of
the
trip
At
the
eml
of
Iho
regular-
lime,
the
two
teani.s
.were
lied,
4M)
lo
20.
They
played
five
imn'ulos
ovorlinip-
ami
were
again
lied
33
In
33.
The
second
extra,
five
minute
period
pave
the
Anyox
hoys
victory
hy
15
to
35.
As
a
result
of
this
series,
tlio
Anyov
and
Pj-inro
llupert
boys'
loams
are
lied;os
far
as
the
soason'j
honors
are
obiireTiioil
for
the'
local
(toys
won
both
.games
from
Anyox
.at
Christmas.
Entertainment
The
Anyox
hosts
certainly
went
out
of
I
hoi
i
va'
lo
entorlain
lhe;
llnporl
visilors
and
made
their
slay
in
the
.smeller
Inw'u
a
pleasant
one
long
to
he
romem-'
bored.'
On
,
-Friday
night
there
was
a
Jianipiel,
on
Saturday
lljo
local
yining
'people
were
taken
through
the
mine
ami
smeller,
on
Saturday'
nijht
there
was
a
party
at
the
homo,
of
Air.
upd
Airs.
yWnor-sjrom
and
oniSunilay
a
band
con-lorl
was
'staged
for
the
entertainment
bf
the
.lucal
visilors.
Thorp
was
an
enthusiastic
sond-i.tfr
when
the
teams
suited
for
honie
yesterday
morning.
At
Stewart
last
night,
V.
J,
Crawford,
havinig
boon
informed
that
the
local
youngsters
wore
-coming,
had
loams
at
the
wharf
t
moot
them
and
they
wore
driven
around
Slewart
and
also
lo
llyder
so
their
trip
was
mark
oil
with
a
visit
to
real
Alaskan
soil.
.
Lifter
.last
evening,
.there
was
a
dance
in
Kipg
JMward
llolef
at
Slewarl
in
honor
of
the
visilors.
Tlio
affair
was
arranged
by
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
J.
Crawford
and
,
Jlmmie
Mc-Aleonan.
.owner
of,
I
lie
,
hotel,
extended
himself
as
a
host.
HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
1
Style
and
Skill
Necessary
iir
Passing
Jhe
Ball
Speedy
Attacks
(Uy
"Andy"
Ducal,
Manager
of
Fulliani
Club.)
(llrpniiliMl
fro'ii
"(iiwnork
lli'ralct")
So
.miioli
has
been
saiil
abiiul
coiiiliiiialiun
in
fnulliall
Lli
a
I
who
sees
a
clear
opening
in
front
of
him
lo
lake
Ihe
tial.l
.ahead
alone.
A
hit
of
good
personal
work
is
not
likely
to
burl
the
plan
yf
attack.
Many
centre,
forwards
play
a
prclly
game
of
dribbling
the
ball
straight
l.o
the
ofiposiug
cenlre
half
mid
.siidilenly,
is
they
roach
Jam,
lapping
.Ihe
Jiall
square
lo
the
right
or
leff.
tisualjy,
al
Ihe
saiite
time,
they
move
round
I
heir
man
in
I
he
opposite,
diroclion
lo'
thai
in
which
they
passed
the
hall.
'loose
iieeepuve
passes
are
very
puzzling
to
,the
defence.
Tli,o
iroiihle
is
that
absolute
accuracy
is
essential.
Accuracy
only
conies'
after'
more
praclic,e
than
.many
amateur
teams
can
get.
Swinging
Out
Shots
I
believe
I
hat
the
game
o,f
buijg
passes
and
individual
.dribbling
pays
amateur
-loan.,
best.
Amateur,
hair
backs
nearly
always
ale
inclined
lo
crowd
iu
round
their,
cenlre
when
defending.
Tliey
don't
spread
out
lo
the
.extreme,
wings
in
Ihe
.way
I
have
reenm-nieiulod.
When
the,re
is
a
bunch
of
half
.backs
in
the
.middle
of
I'hi!
fteld'
as
Ihee.fore
I
hero
so
frequently
Is
in
amaleur
malchos
a
good
centre
forward
can
al
ways
open
up
the
(tamp
with
a
.winging
forward
pass
rlg.lil
across
Jo
his
oxlreiiie
wing
man.
Ibis
game
is
so
much
easier
ilo
play
Ihan
Hie
short-passing
tiiinui,
doo.
It
must
be
remoniber-,id
th
n't
short
passing
was
iu-veiitoif
'to
outwilloo
well-organ
ized
defenders.
Your
loam
will
very
.seldom'
meet
defenders
who
are
loo
well
organized
to
permit
long
passes.
That
is
.why
T
recfiminend
you
lo'
play
Jlii
"
long
passing
game.
which!
dbe,
not
demand
(he.
liiacliinc-fikoi
acouracy
of
'Mlioj
more
profossiojial
slyle.
The
trouble
with
long
passes
is
that
Uiey
leave
(be
oxtroine
,wing
men
isolaled.
Vour
winger
gels
the
ball
down
and
may
fail
in
swinging
II.
across
in
front
of
Iho
goal
mouth.
You
should
adopt
t
he
''Yv"'
formal
ion
.
Your
cenlre
runs
towards
goal,
taking
care
In
keep
behind
the
ball.
Your
inside
man
runs
up
between
the
.winger
and
-Ihe
cenlre
and
some
yards
behind
hnlh.
'
Having
gol
Ihe
ball
down,
the
wing
man
is
nol
now
compelled
1
Tonight-
I
Tomorrow
Alrfghtt
too
domc
J.ROweo
the.
1
,HRTbUt
(top
alek
hidtt,
I
W
I
I
rtlitvs
bilious
attack.
.ton
and
I
rtvulAl
thm
Altmlnatlw
arilllL
1
II
I
mike
you
fool
lint.
I
I
i
m...
i
rim.
a,
m
I
h
"Aanir
man
riua
or
uiit
iuav
a
n
ORMES
LIMITED
Walsh.
(V.).
Hon
Self
(P.H.,
.
J.
Weir
(G.)
.....
T.
Hlack
(':
..
F.
Zioman
(H.P.)
D.
Howe
(H.P.)
..
V.
Slewarl.
'G.
.W.
.1.
Nelson
((',.)
J.
Heesley
'
G.
)
.
.
J.
Hrown
(S.A.).
.
M.
Andrews
(S.A.)
F.
Aldridge
(H.P.)
J.
Andrews
(S.A.)
Dr.
.West.
(Y.)
...
A.
(Donald
(JUM
J.
IllUman
CG.j
.
(i.
Hlytho
(O.)
..
'&m
x
mm
Ul
artii
.ihi,ffrvd
-tL
'
jj
J
,
r
-
-
lo
swing
it
right
across.
He
ciiii
lap
il
forward,
his
inside
man
can
run
up
so
.that,
he
lakes
the.
ball
jihend
of
the
centre
forward;
Dion
the
inside
man
can
eilhoif
shoot
or
complele
the
.iMili'ing
process,
according
to
the
position
of
the
defenders.
Sporf
Chat
j
The
line-ups
for
the
final
lournaiiieiit
the
second
.div
ision
billiard
.league
between
the
Prince
Jlupe.rr
Milliard
Parlor
and
Ihe
(treat
War
Yclerans
lo-
ilghl
will1
be
as
folovs:
V.
.ioniaii
(,Uillioil
Parlor)
vs.
Dc.
West
(War
Veterans;
al,
t.Mia'rd
.Parlor.
A.'honabl
vs.
S.
L.
Warrior
at
Yel
oralis.
I'.
Aldridge
vs.
JI.
.!'.
Wear-
inoulh
al
JliUiard
Parlor.
1.
Howe.
vs..
li.
'
I'ciielon
a'
Yels.
i.
.M'allell
vs.
,C.
J,.
Yoiingiii;in
al
Yels.
(iiving
the
Irpllo
an
aggre-,
ile
score",
for
toui,uatiieiil
of
720
against
OH
I,
Ihe
last
gamp
of
Jhe'
second
division
billiard
tournament
between
Ihe
tobacconists
and
Canadian
Fish
&
Cobl
Storage
,
Co.
was
pbiycd
.last
night,
.1.
Uetfvdey
(tirotlo)
win
ning
by
15(1
lo
,1
It
i
over
II.
.P.arr
The
league
slatidiug
to
dale
i,s
thus
a
follows:'
'
(lames
Til.
Ave.
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home.
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Hunch
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keys
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steel
rins
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Fourth
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West.
Owner
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name
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keys
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switch
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fur
mcd
kid
mitts.
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olliee.
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key.
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A
partner
io
lake
an
active
interest
m
a
long
established
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li.x,
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prospects
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muiiey.
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ir
niglil.
Comfort,
Safely
Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
I
rii
call
Laurie
I.amhly.
Pinnies
(Slack
315
or
131.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
MiW
Process
Ciiiumbia
Itecords
no
sernlehing.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots.
Soiiks
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Cull
in
and
hear
them.
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RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE;
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Avenue
,11.
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heal
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11-13
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beat
G.W.V.A
15-12
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beat
S.O.C
15-12
0.
I.,
vs.
ItoKimenl.
postponed.
Moose
drew
a
Inyo.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
F.
Pulme.r
and
family
arrived
011
Hie
Prince
lolin
Ibis
al'leruoon
from
Itui-k-
loy
Hay
enroule
l.o
Vancouver.
Mr.
Palmer
has
left
Ihe
employ
of
the
Massed
Timber
(',,1.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tuesday,
March
3
High
....
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21
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1
1.5
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1
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1
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11:50
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4
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,
11
22:33
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.
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3
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best
coaling
for
shingle,
iron
or
papeiv
roofs.
II
preserves
the
root'
uinl
slop-
Iho
leaks.
Also
Komi
fur
brick,
concrete
or
slonc
walls.
Cliciipoftt
and
besl.
I'sl
uiuiles
Kiven.
P.O.
Ilox
111.
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dtf.
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you
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,
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copiplcle
Willi
aerial,
phones
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installed,
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Hed
707.
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(Call
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or
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utid
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t
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POOL
ROOM
Meeker
L.orS,
Across
from
Amur
s
Ho(ei
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
I'urnt-ure
Store.
We
Hoy.
Sell
and
lix-tihriiige
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
GtO.
PAPADUPULIS,
83
Third
Ave.
Phono
Hfl
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
pay
you
to
consult
us
wlien
you
desire
to
sell
or
purchase
Turniture,
or
any
arlieb'.
PJ1INCH
miPKUT
HX-CIIANGK,
Auctioneers.
TIMBER
SALE
X6103.
baa
led
TpikIitn
will
1m
rucelvcd
by
tile,
lilslrld
Knri
rtli
r
mil
mar
iniu
imxhi
on
ill,,
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ur
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sin
h'o
or
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jlninl
Itlnrlil,
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rut
6VA.77U
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net
f
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C.tilar,
ami
Hem-lltek
SHWlliK1.
onr
(I,
yrar
will
Im
-allow)!
for
tf-inoval
nf
timher.
I'llfllaT
iMilIleulara
nr
the
Chief
rre-ler.
V,i'Uirl.
nr
lit
lilalrlct
Korniler,
ITIo
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HHiHTt,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
C928.
Seolail
Tendar
M
Hits
ler
,if
lilortt
witt:
y?
rawfi-()
by
the
1.
al
y1elr(
not
htier
than
UMn
1A1
Um-
Will
ilay
rf
Mareh.
lBjr
for
lllr
n,trrtiao
of
'
l.leenre
X
6S)1.
In
rut
t.D.MUIiiO
f(t
or
Odnr.
Ileiiikxk
lUl.nim
atitl
Siiriire
on
.an
iron
ailiialed
on
I
lie
uorUi
allure
nr
'yiil,
Inlet,
llinre
j,
1:0am
i.ann
iiiHirin.
Two
(ii
yoara
will
lie
alloweit
for
removal
1
if
llmlier.
Further
luiiilculHi-
nr
I
lie
Ciller
Korea-
ler,
Victoria,
n.i:..
or
IHslrlrl
Korosler,
I'rliiee
lliiHil,
11.
1:.
am
TIMBER
SALE
X
GS11.
Them
will
he
orfered
roe
aale.
nt
Till)
He
Auction,
nl
noon
011
Ihe
Kill
day
of
March,
ll)V."i,
In
the
omen
or
the
lY.i-est
Hallirer.
Mny.elton.
H.i:..
the
l.lc-eiire
XADII,
to
rul
an,
1,,
nil,
IliM'nl
H-
r
CiMtiii'
I'ulea
and
in.iiun
lleintoek
nml
Jarkplne
Tien
on
Lot
ir,7j
and
adJoimnK
land
unled
north
or
lunelliin.
Caviar
Ijind
liMlnct
Thrii'
(3)
vmtra
will
l.o
allowed
fur
removal
or
Unifier.
I'rovlrti'il
any
onn
iiimliln
lo
attend
the
auellon
tn
in'i-aon
may
niiIiiiiII
a
renled
temii
r
to
lie
oaneii
ai
tho
.hour
or
mic-
llon
ami
ti'M
m
na
one
hid."
furlher
onrilcnlars
or
the
Chler
Korea
ler.
.victoria,
li.c...
or
lilstrlet
I'orcHier,
I'rimw
iiiipeit,
n.i:.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nollca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchai
tana
r
in
Skeeifi
,nnd
DHlrlri,
nf
.Prince
ItiilH'it
llecnrdlnic
liislrlct,
ami
lt,iHte
(,'iiinlin,itely
one
and
one
h.ilf
mllen
Weal
or
S;ilu
Hlnlion,
on
Snlvua
I.l,m.,
Skeena
lliver.
Take
Notice
that
Iltidulf
I.amnnn.
nf
li:l
cirlnlon
St.,
Iiuriuihy,
octoipallou.
I.OKXi
i.
InlPlidn
to
uniilv
for
Dermlision
lo
iHHiliuMi
the
rollowiiiy
denrrlli'eil
lands:
t,iiiriMiinclx
at
n
pout
planted
at
tin
ouihwett
corner
or
Lot
4803,
Salms
Island
;
-.tlieiice
oulh'G!iterv,
apj)invl-triately
hoi,
vatds;
tlience
norlherly
p.
,'ii'miiiiiii
'v
nnu
.Yiii'on;
iiiencn
nnriiiwes!-eii.i
ii
i
ii
.
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iiii.i
id
v
noil
yai'ds:
tlienri,
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y.icili.
iu
point
or
lieirlnnlnir,
i'.ii.i
i
iiia-
all
.thai
imrllon
or
Hulvua
lulanil
et
or
U,i
4ho:i
and
rtmiainlnir
300
acre,,
mi
i
id
or
less.
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tor
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word
in
advance.
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taken
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less
than
50c
for
the
East
Mondays,
W-
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unlays,
clos,
a
From
thb
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V
Fridays,
tin,-
,
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cIo.m-
,
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Fridays,
.
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Main,
!
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nd,&c
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P.M.
Fridays
I
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Port
Simpson
and
Naas
Rlw
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-
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Port
Simpson
and
Rlvor
Points
Tuesdays
y-
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Alaska
Points-
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lo.
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