PAGE
FOUR
HOSIERY
SALE
25c
off
each
and
every
pair
in
stock
"Doners"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SERVICE
NOT
SERVITUDE
Has
it
ever
occurred
to
you
that
the
multitude
of
"Household
Helps"
offered
for
sale
are
of
themselves
lifeless
and
incapable
of
service
unless
controlled
and
directed
by
tho
already
overburdened
housewife.
Laundry
service
alone
is
alive,
vital,
imposing
no
new
obligations,
and.
asking
nothing
but
your
friendly
disposition,
to
change
servitude
into
service.
May
we
call?
Phone
8
PHONE
8
B0X392
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
BOc
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
Prices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
t
te
ft.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
Wmr
Special
Appointments.
St.
Regis
Cafe
rlnce
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
T)UlribuUng.
Tom
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
8and
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Plana
ftd
Furniture
Moving..
i.,.Tn
n.r.r
Vrws
Friday,
.Iatun
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMa
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WOULD
THE,
PEOPLE
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frsrrved.
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STRAIGHT
TALK
BY
DR.
GRANT
Need
of
Education
and
Its
Value
to
the
Community
Is
Education
consists
in
I
raining
the
mind
so
lltat
a
person
is
able
In
tell
the
true
from
Ihe
tinlrue.
nrcorditijr
o
Itev.
II.
II.
(irnnt,
D.I).,
who.
addressed
Ihe
ilolary
Club
yesterday
arieriinon
at
their
luncheon
in
Ihe
St.
Ilegis
Cafe.
Ilr.
("Irani
said
everyone
should
Sifhie
people
were
interested
be-
eaiise
I
hey
were
spending
money
on
it.
to
llrilish
Columbia
last
year
Ihe
cost
of
education
lo
the
province
and
lo
Ihe
munici
pal
i
lies
was
H,2(io.O(iO
or
about
seventeen
dollars
a
bead
for
the
whole
population.
Only
the
other
day
he
was
reading
that
in
Ihe
stale
or
Minnesota
421,0110,000.
was
spent
on
education
and
that
was
half
the
income
of
Ihe
slale.
A
thin!
reason
why
people
should
1m
interested
was
that
most
people
desired
lo
see
progress.
They
were
not
satisfied
witli
Ih
In
frs
as
they
are
today.
Not
Too
Rapidly
The
Doctor
warned
against,
trying
lo
advance'
too
rapidly,
tn
it
lay
danger
and
(he
way
to
avoid
it
was
to
educate
the
people.
Education,
he
declared,
was
i
great
stabilizer.
Along
with
religion
it
was
the
greatest
slabilizer
in
Ihe
world.
Education
and
religion
could
hand
in
hand
influence
people
along
those
lines.
Referring
lo
Russia.
Dr.
(Jrant
spoke
of
the
primitive
condition
ot
the
people
from
an
education
standpoint
and
of
the?
dissatis
faction
there
with
Ihe
conduct,
of
affairs
.
Stability
did
not
mean
retrogression
but
sim,ply
a
more
steady
advancement.
Dealing
with
the
matter
nf
education
'through
reading,
the'
speaker
mentioned
(he
unreliability
of
some
of
the
things
published
in
the
magazines
today.
I
mm
Ihem
people
got
a
false
conception.
My
giving
Ihem
an
education
they
were
cble
to
sift
the
false
from
the
true,
Truth
may
be
a
point
of
view,
as
one
of
Ihe
meniliers
of
Ihe
club
slat
ed,
but
it
was
Ihe
point
of
view
of
the
best
and
not
of
the
un
educated,
lie
asked
that
ehild-
ien
be
taught
lo
think
in
order
that
their
menial
machinery
might
become
a
real
factor
in
judging
what
was
true
and
wh.1l
false.
System
at
Fault
Dr.
(Irani
eiimplimenled
Ihe
oily
on
the
splendid
staff
of
teachers
here
and
of
the
interest
taken
in
education
by
the
board
of
trustees.
The
system
was
handicapped,
however,
by
the
past,
stressing
the
value
of
the
three
Rs
was
fieeesary
under
priniitivo
conditions.
The
idea
he
found
still
obtained
that
pu
pus
should
run
through
the
mill
have
information
poured
in
so
that
they
might
be
ahfe
lo
reach
the
High
School.
His
con
ceplion
nf
education
was
just
the
opposite
to
that.
The
pupils
must
be
lauglit
to
think,
but
(lie
present
system
allowed
no
time
Tor
I
hat.
r
In
ten
years
comparatively
few
pupils
nail
gone
ln
Ihe'universitv
from
here.
Most
r
them
look-one
or
two
years
in
the
jligh
school
and
I
lien
dropped
out
ine
hoys
who
dropped
out
had
not
had
lime
to
learn
lo
think
paru,
necause
itiey
were
not
old
enough.
lie
Ihoiight
it
might
ie
possible
in
give
half
a
day
insirucllnn
lo
Ihe
older
pupils
A
firm
In
Cincinnati
did
thai.
HAD
HEARTBURN
AND
HEADACHES
FOR
MANY
YEARS
Mlits
nela
Rurrls,
Tl.lt.
.No.
f,
Water-
fnrrt,
Ont.,
yriles:
"I
have
been
tniublcil
with
heartburn
and
heartaches
ror
many
yenri,
There
were
very
row
thin
could
pat
without
surfcrinir
from
ellhcr
tho
lio.irlliiirn
or
severe
liP.Hl.iches.
A
rrli'iirt
recommended
me.
to
try
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
This
I
did
nnd
round
relief
at
one
and
hllVf
liului
linun
lPnihln.l
(,.
a
...III
w.
iiiH-ii-.Mi-u
111
I'liiicaiinn.
Mimi'
i
always
recommend
your
rills
to
any
of
Had
children
at
school
or
who!'"
"nils
who
an-
trouhled
with
heart
would
an
.In
schioil
Tli.il
"
vi-iia
Il,rn'
iwartat-lies
or
any
oilier
llvpr
sniiicreiii.
reason
lor
Ilieni
lo
lie
interested
in
(he
sulijeel.
Minium's
Ijua-I.lver
rills
are
rnr
sale
at
all
lirinrnlsts
and
dvali-rs;
put
up
only.
Tor
tin-
past
30
ypars.
Iy
TIip
T.
Milbfini
Co.,
J.linltPd.r
Toronto,
.Ont.
The
boys
there
were
able
lo
con
tinue
Iheir
education
and
at
Ihe
same
yime
learn
the
technical
side
of
Iheir
business.
Not
Degrading
There
was
an
idea
abroad
lo-
lay
that
manual
labor
was
de
grading.
His
idea
was
that
tin
man
who
worked
with
his
bauds
was
just
as
good
as
any
other.
lie
wondered
if
Ihe
tjte.ssenger
boys
of
I
ln
city
might
not
work
for
half
;i:
day
ami
have
half
a
lay
in
school,
lie
would
like
to
see
something
done
lo
lengthen
I
he
time
hoys
could
stay
111
'chool
in
order
that
Itiey
might
begin
to
learn
lo
Ihiuk.
Anv
ner-
soh.
could
educate
himself
if
he
tried
and
he
suggested
reading
hislory
and
other
good
books,
lliose
which
dealt
with
the
vital
things
of
life.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
IH'OllY.
I'arl
cloudy;
light
southerly
wind;
bar.
'.'0.88;
letup.
H3;
sea
smooth;
0
p.m.
steamer
Amur
left
Anyox
for
Taconia;
!
p.m.
Chelohsin
left
lluledale
0:15
p.m.
nnrlhboiuid;
tt.10
a.m.
Prince
Rupert
passed
mil
sotilh-
bound.
HULL
HAIIItOn.
Snowing:
light
west
wind;
bar.
2'.).JT:
temp.
25;
light
swell.
I
'HAD
TRKK.
Snowing;
calm:
liar.
20.7
ft;
temp.
2i;
sea
smooth.
i
Noon
DIOUY.
Part
cloudy;
light
!onliwesferly:
wind;
"hai''
SO.Or!.;
enip,
3j;
sea
"smooth;
Chllohslit
left
Kincolilh
lit
12.30
noon.
Ul'LL
HARBOR.
Snowing
light
west
wind;
bar.
20.'.I7
lemp.
28;
light
swell;
al
9.20
a.m.
Prince
John
left
Alison
Ilarlinr
southbound;
ijl
0.30'
Canadian
Winner
due
al
Vancouver
at
10
p.m.
.
southbound;
0.l:
p.
111.
triiTco
-abeam
Harold
Point
northbound?
10
a.m.
Cape
Scott
fflonn
bound
at
("loose
Hay;
10
a.m.
Princess
Ileatrice
at
Ivory
Island
northbound.
I)
HAD
TRKK,
Cloudy;
Uar.
JO.
80;
temp.
27;
sea
smooth.
Advertise
in
tho
Daily
News.
rCONOMY
L
I
OF
OXO
Cubci
give
you
at
mU
coat
the
nourishment
of
the
fineit
beef
aeaioned
and
ready
for
uie.
Ue
OXO
Cubei
(or
hot
diinkt
at
well
ai
for
graviet,
ttewa
and
meat
piei,
to
give
more
nourishment
and
flavor.
lo
tin
0(4
-15c.
and
"
"
"
IU-30c.
onto
Proposal
to
Utilize
Ten
Vessels
of
Merchant
Marine
In
Trade
OTTAWA,
Out.,
Jan.
23.
.
scheme
lo
utilize
lea
ships
r
the
Canadian
(invernmeut
Mcr
chant
Marine
for
the
carriage
of
perishable
food
products
from
Canada
to
fireat
Britain
is
being
submitted
lo
Ihe
government
by
Major
Hugh
Creep,
head
of
a
Canadian
syndicate
interested
in
the
fishing
Industry.
In
view
of
the
depletion
by
the
ravages
of
naval
warfare
of
Ihe
historic
fishing
grounds
off
the
Dogger
mum.
Miiiisu
iisnermen
have
been
compelled
lo
go
further
find
further
afield
111
search
of
the
sea
food
for
which
I
here
has
always
been
a
tremendous
market
in
lliilain.
The
proposal
of
Ihe
(ireen
syndicate
apparently
is
thai
it
guarantees
a
profit
of
the
opera-lion
of
government
merchant
marine
ships
lo
Ihe
nuiaber
of
ten,
as
a
si
art,
provided
(he
gov
ernment
eiiulps
the
boats
with
up-lo-dale
'insulation
ademiale
for
Ihe
carriage
or
chilled
food
products.
Can
Make
Profit
The
syndicate
is
satisfied
that
such
products,
marketed
in
Britain
unfrozen,
can
be
sold
at
a
profit
sufficient,
lo
guarantee
a
profit
(o
the
syndicate
and
a
cargo
rale-'.snflli'ienl
(n
remun
erate
the
government
merchant
murine
for
the
operation
of
the
vessels.
Dressed
meal,
could
be
laid
down
in
Kurope
in
a
chilled
con-
lilion
al
greater
profit
to
Can-ula
tlian
live
animals
now
are
carried,
if
facilities
for
carriage
of
chilled
fund
products
were
more
plentiful.
Refrigerator
service
for
Canadian
fruits
would
aso
be
provided,
it
is
urged,
by
the
equipment
more
vessels
for
such
traffic
HARRY
REYNOLDS
ferlakers.
nf
DIES
IN
HOSPITAL
Fulton
Street
Cobbler,
Seized
With
Stroke
on
Monday,
Passed
Away
This
Morning
,'i'tie
'
ibrali
.'occurred:;
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
litis
morning
of
(tarry
Reynolds,
cobbler
In
Hie
Rand
Block
fin
rulion
Mreel.
Deceased
wan
seized
willi
a
stroke
On
Fulton
Street
last
Monday
.
night
and
was
rushed
In
the
hospital.
He
had
resided
here
for
some
lime
and
was
quite
well
known.
Tho
laic
Mr.
Reynolds
was
70
years
of
age
and
wa
a
native
of
Massachnssel's.
l(e
was
a
member
nf
the
Knights
of
Col
uiubiis.
Funeral
arrangements
are.
In
the
hands
of
Ihe
B.C..
Un-
Mr.
Reynolds
was
a
veteran
of
the
American
civil
war
and
fought
witli
(lie
confederate
arniy
against
the
north.
After
hisdis
"barge
he
took
tip
mining
and
pool
many
years
in
Idaho
and
Iaska.
He
has
been
here
abou'
rive
years.
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
Alan
r.ameroh
celebrated
his
eighth
birthday
yesterday
nrleri
noon
willi
a
parly
at
the
home
or
bis
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
Cameron.
810
Borden
Rlreel
About
fifteen
boys
and
girt
spent
several
hours
riiost
enjoy
ably
fdaylng
frames,
dancing
and
singing.
Not
the
least
attractive
feature
were
the
refreshments
Il1.1t
were
.served
by
Mr.
Cam
ernn.
The
Utile
host
received
many
birthday
presents,
10
RENT.-fireplace,
broner.
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
WANTKI).
170
piles.
-Modern
flat
Apply
Max
15
to
tiO
feel.
Apply
W.
T.
Muse.
Prince
RKCRl'ITS
Rupert,
M.C.
WOMAN
requires
daily
work.
Phone
773.
jl
TO
RENT
ROOM
for
rent
in
private
house
for
respectable
man.
Address
Box
228
Daily
News
otlice.
21
FOR
nFN'IV-rurni.shed
House-keeping
suite,
410
Sixlh
Ave
East.-
Phone
Blue
278.
If
with
licit
FOR
RENT.
Singer
Sewin
If
Machines.
Phone
Blue
380.
If
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
Kilchen
cabinet
liko
new.
Phone
Black
270.
21
LOST
LOST.
Overcoat,
on
Sixlh
Ave.
West.
Finder
please
notify
Albert
n
Market.
If
CANADIAN
ROYER
COMING
TO
DOCK
C.O.M.M.
Coastwise
Vessel
Expected
Here
Tomorrow
For
Examination
Is
C.O.M.M.
sleainer
Canadian
Roer
,Capt.
Joe
Flood,
of
the
Ocean
Falls.
California
service.
is
expected
here
tomorow
to
enter
Ihe
dry
dock
for
examination
iiil
inspection.
Minor
repairs
will
probably
be
made
if
SCHOOLS
IN
CHINA
TORONTO,
Jan.
23.-iPassing
the
0,000
r
mark,
the
number
of
pupils
in
'Canadian
schools
in
West
China
has
increased
230
in
the
last
year
and
Ihe
lolal
attendance
is
now
0,10.1
Chinese
hoys
and
girls.
Canadian
Meth
odists
finance
this
work
and
supply
the
missionary
teachers.
highly
per
cent
of
Ihe
pupils
are
froiii
non-Christian
.
homes.
,
it
wait
"sln'teif
at
Melhodisl
Mission
offices.
Teachers
number
239
of
whom
22
are
employed
in
eight
high
schools.
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
INCREASERUSINESS
Many
advertising
.messages
fail
to
attract
attention
because
they
are
either
unattractive
or
ire
loo
stereotyped.
This
is
the
opinion
nf
one
of
our
busiest
and
most
successful
business
firms-
Albert
A
Mo-Catfery,
Lid.
They
have
suc
ceeded
in
interesting
many
new
customers
in
the
story
or
Dm
famous
Nanalmo
-
Wellington
coal
and
since
the
coal
itself
lives
up
(o
its
reputation
these
customers
are
Coming
back
daily
ior
more.
ianaimo.Veington
coal
Is
the
premier
fuel
for
Dm
fireplace,
range
nnd
furnace.
more
neai
les.s
ash
no
rock
or
clinkers.
You
should
try
Nanaimo-Wol
linglon
as
soon
as
your
present
supply
gels
low.
Beller
still,
If
you
order
ttonie
now
you
can
lost
it
out
with
Hie
coal
you
arc
now
using.
Nnnalmo
-
Wellington
stands
supreme
when
a
comparative
lest
is
made..
To
secure
a
supply
phon(,
j.
liert
A
McCaffery
Ltd.,
who
aro
sme
agenls
here.
Their
phone
numbors
aro
110
and
504.
if
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
WANTED.
Sea
ex
perience
not
necessary.
Reg
ular
Naval
instructor
being
appointed.
For
full
particulars
apply
Naval
Headquarters,
Hays
Huilding,
near
Totem
Pole,
on
Mondays,
Wednes-days
and
Fridays,
7
to
9
p.m.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
nnd
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Ofllce,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
If
ACCOUNTANCY
BOOKS
written
up
Balance
sheets,
financial
statements
and
income
tax
returns
pre
pared
hy
expert
accountants.
Rates
reasonable.
Write
P.O'.
Box
835.
f
DRESSMAKINQ
MRS.
HAMILTON,
exnerieneml
dressmaker,
Federal
block.
Dressmaking,
alterations,
suit
and
coats.
First
class
work.
Reasonable
prices.
Phone
Black
416.
n
CHIROPRACTOR
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
(Sraduate
of
Ihe
Nationttl
College
of
Chiropractic,
Chicago,
No.
1
Stephen's
Block
Hours:
10
lo
12;
2
o
5:
7
to
8.
Saturday
afternoons
and
Sundays
by
uppointment.
Phone
Blue
85.
TAXI
,
Tax(
67
Phone
(Ca!?
George,
Paul
or
Gust'
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Ni?'
t
Stand:
30SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Kmnriss
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Ftirnl.
lure
Store.
We
Buy,
Sell
and
Exchange
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
QtO.
PAPADUPULIS.
839
Third
Ave.
Phnnn
i
AUCTIONEERS
IT
will
nay
you
to
consult
n
when
you
desire
lo
sell
or
purchase
furniture,
or
any
article.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE.
Auctioneers.
DEPARTMENT
OF
LAN68.
NOTICE
Application
far
Orailng
Vtrmlta
far
Stuan
LAND
ACT.
In
ApplU'dlliitiH
r(.r
ermil
In
trail)
llv'i'
Mock
on
the
Crown
ranir
win,"
.,"
ilWrirt
.,r
tl
"f
Mijllnr
lnvlnrft
IIHim
Ui
uinhlii.
'wan
ih'l
must
Iip
rill
1
lr
M.WHlr
at
anlinM.k.
For
l
ri(.
kmnkH.ps
.rv.n.
I'Hn.'e
II.
r.-rt.
Va.
.'
rnuver.
VVriicm
oml
Williams
l.akn
mi
r
liprcire
Marrh
DIM,
1825
l
ell
ina
may
!
uTilalnH
rr
Hip
lim.
trh
t
Fermier
at
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at
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n.
NAPF..N,
pppiily
MlnMi-r
nr
'
lancli
Poiiaitmcnt
nr
1.11144,
Vlrtorla.
II.
C.
January
tun,
iota
none,
oi
mianilon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
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lei
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trlrt
of
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new
iiiinri
.n,i
.!..:.r.
pri,,jmai,y
lwo
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U.ihVaNt
j.
nrilnn
Skeena
Illver.
.
Take
Nntlre
that
'rim
lliiu..,
t,
i
nrnituitlfiti
iniTrliant,
fiKnnr.F
n.
Fium:
M.
Hated
January
aih
flf
l'rl'rant.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
re.TA;'rFnve'?,n;r?or;nl,rV
"'
trlrt.
la
ranrell'it!'
'
4m'
c'r
-Ma.
n.
It.
NAflF.N.
Land-
nrP,rmlTT
"ln'""r
'
11
Vlrtirla.
B.C..
11
th
December,
ttt
inn.
CHILLED
FISH
FOR
BRITAIN
:
a
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdTtrtlsemant
Taken
for
Leaa
than
50c
aa
"
.
1i
tri
in
in
n
i
n
M
tVANTBB
TIMBER
SALE
x6G0i
Thore
will
he
nrrpr.
1
i
..
Aurilun,
at
unnn
..n
,.
ruury,
IK-,
iu
tin
SuprrvlMir.
Siiilihr.'
Xntu3,
in
cut
en
1.
u
I'c.lci
ami
I'lliiiir
.11
lill
l.aki-,
uli
mil-
i:alar
lilMrt.
I'lvn
1
!
vi'ii'4
will
'm
r
innval
of
tlmhi'r.
I'rnviili'd
that
air
.,!.
(
tlm
union
in
pit.
11
11
,
leinti
r
in
!
iitM-iifil
at
1
and
tnalcil
as
..nr
hi
1.
FttrliHT
parlU'ii
ar-
r
tor.
1riur1a.
11.
1.
r
I'Mnrr-
lliiTl,
It."
TIMBER
SALE
X
68
nrnieu
ifiiiiiT"'
nil!
r"
Jr
Vln
Uln.
t,t
I
m.li
at
V..
i
than
nn
nn
1110
af,ii
i.v
l.
for
th
puri'ha-
to
rut
t.r.u
1.
nun
r.'pt
anil
llrtiihirk.
mi
an
srnpll
mift.
Oiiwn
'.ha;
trlrt.
Two
(J.
jrara
will
imival
nf
umber.
Further
partirnlari
nr
tor.
Victoria.
Ii.'
r
t
rrnjee
iiupt-rt.
in:.
TIMBER
SALE
X
GS3I.
Staled
Trndera
w.ll
l
1
Mlnnipr
or
l.an'li.
at
V
than
mmn
on
the
Uj
flt;
!!,
for
thp
pttrrhaM1
-t
I
in
rut
t.liio.uoo
M
i
t
.
and
llrmlork,
on
an
affa
v
19311,
Splwvn
liilrt,
-
v.
I.Handi
Laiul
rilurlrt.
.
Two
It)
rmnt
wlll-b
aia
mnval
nf
tlmher.
Further
pariienlaM
of
"th
ter.
Vli'inrla,
n.e
.
or
5
'
'
Prlnre
nuperl.
B.C.
LAND
ACT
not
ii
nr
iniamiAfi
fa
umi
u
r
Land
in
Krn.i
1
ami
iiuir
'
nnnert
nurnrilltiff
r)iat!r'.
appryxlmati
ly
nn
and
1
r.f
Salvia
HiatlAn.
nn
Sail
:
I
.j
'
Illver.
Take
?!nilc
lhat
Hudi
!f
U::
1)41
i:arlMm
Hi.,
lim
lirfer.
mtendt
ta
app
"
1
19
rliri'll.1e
the
fntlnw'ii.r
'
lVtmriinrlnff
al
a
ti.
.1
I
millthnett
inrr.er
nf
I.
if
4!
l.land;
ttwnre
Hfiuth
niattly
Hrm
yard"
thr;:
annrntlmatelv
nn
var1
'
ami
nr1
In
m.lnl
nf
In
T
If.
"
prllnr
all
lhat
portion
i
wen
of
I.nt
4?
03
anl
arrea.
umre
or
le--.
TIIOM
5"
LAND,
ACT
U
..
!
-
a
......
i
.
...I.
.
lull
in
rruire
ituperi
l.ai.
I
'
rordlnr
PIMrlrt
of
pnn
K
iiate
at
llarnard
c.
rt
t
hland,
P
C.
Take
.Notlre
that
S
:m
company
l.lmlti'd,
nf
Vai
lenda
to
anrlv
for
nerni
MINERAL
ACT.
I
rv
followlnir
dearrlhed
Ian"!
-J
at
the
head
nf
Martial
d
lln.val
lland;
Ihenre
east
thHire
north
frlv
'
"
''
wet
ten
'(in
i
rhalna.
m'"
water
marks
theiu-e
aouih
ai
mark
tit
point
of
.irin.-
eontalninf.
fifteen
il"
4'
'
1
tea,
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:V
Mill'
'
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W
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Jif
D.Hed-
rierrrnber
1
7(1).
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f
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1
Freo
Mlnera'
CerOflraie.
T(
rtr
vr
Mimnn
R7untc.
,
.
ii
Take.
Nntlre
thai
we,
AV
T'
'
."I.-
ninioi;,
aim
II..TIU
Mm
..hp
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.
-
tt,a
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let
iiiiiiifniiorp
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nni;rn
inn
"
wi
i
See.
Jit
of
(he
Mlnefal
Ai'l
ni'
"?,
menred
heforn
thp'
Ijwanr"
iiimr
hi
iinprnvfrnenia,
i
llalnd
ll,l
4AII.
Hntr
nf
NllV,
,v,
W,
F.
.tPFSrV
v
r
Ki-nm
NOTICE
OF
OANUCLLATION
OF
I
...'.r.
i.i
iir.nr.iii
ill,
reaerve
rnverlnF
l.otr
fisi
,
L
Ce
etl.
,nrt
DeputT
Meiltrr
Department
of
Landf.
'
Victoria,
n
r..
,
"vmh..
Ifllh
!
LAND
ACT
Of
l"1
nitiica
or
inieni
en
10
apmr
w
'
ji
in
M't
Inlet.
i
mand
land
MHct
nf
Trlnce
nufiprf,
n.C
lie
nd
In
Vealaltnn
P,v
and
nnp
milp
afjuih
nf
n
l"'"'
A
ilinf
inn'
raKe
moiicp
that
Enaene
,
"attpti,
n
r...
npciimi"
m
Manarer
Infnn.la
In
nnnlv
.
w
U
.loaa
ihn
fnltnw)n4
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a.
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at
a
pnt
!anfd
ldc
of
Ypatattnn
P.iv:
th
,
rnin.
inencp
ei
t
pnam
""
eh4in.
thunce
wciy
f
n:
'
eV
1
fnfntna-
is
acre",
mncp
eel!,,.iM
Dalerl
neccmber
10th,
ttl