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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
October
10,
J
925.
Benefit
From
Visit
Of
Grain
Commissioners.
The
visit
of
llir
grain
cuninibMoners
lo
this
port
spells
lu
beginning
of
a
new
era.
They
will
at
once
arrange
for
the
up?
poinlnienl
of
an
elevator
superintendent
here
whose
business
it
will
be
to
operate
Ihe
big
"house."
The
commissioners
were
particularly
pleased
with
the
elevator,
the
li.niior
ami
the
pios-pecls,
and
they
were
not
backward
in
saying
they
expected
lo
do
a
lot
of
business
here.
Business
is
mure
or
les,s'ot',u
gamble
and
no
one
can
be
sure
when
it
will
begin.
In,
Prince
Rupert
we
hope
it
will
begin
at
once
but
if
it
does,
it
,wj(l"probably
be
because
the
people
are
out
after
it.
"
'''..
'
,
Not
Let
Politics
.
:
'
Interfere
With
Business.
It
will
lioLilo
to
Jel'lhtt
political
t-onlet
inlerere
.Willi
the
biisjness
of
Ihe
city.
At
a
meeting
of
ihe
council
of
the
Boariil
of
Trade
wilh
Ihe
grain
commissioners
it
was
agreed
that
the
city
could
not
do
belter
than
apjwiint
U
plan
lo
look
up
grain
business
for
Ihe
elevator.
liow.
Vancouver
has
a
man
on
the
road
educating
Ihe
people
-of
(lie
prajries
to
the
advantages
of
Vancouver.
He
has
a
moviUg
picture
outfit
wilh
him
and
i
showing
the
terminal
facilities
o'f
the
'Southern
port.
Prince
Rupert
will
undoubtedly
have
to
do
something
if
she
is
to
meet
wilh
success.
11
will
take
a
high
priced
mail
to
do
the
work
but
doubtless
such
a
one
could
be
secured.
Thi
is
the
time
to
lay
plans
for
the
appointment
of
such
a
person
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
no
time
will
be
wasted.
The
elevator
should
bfTeady
for
operation
in
a
month
and
as
miuii
sis
it
is
ready
the
work
should
be
under
way.
Trial
.shipments
will
have
to
be
made
first.
Information
must
be.
secured
as
(i
securing
ships
lo
carry
the
grain
and
as
lo
firms
willing
lo
ship
Ibis
way.
The
grain
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
has
the
mailer
in
hand
and
doubtless
Ihey
will
soon
have
recommendations
to
make.
When
they
do,
action
should
quickly
follow.
.
.
.
'm.....
:.
in
.
li.i
ii
-
.
incre.il
iiu
puuues
in
uus.
,
ji
is
piain
nusmess
am
wo
should
unite
lo
see
that
the
port-does
hot
suffer
because
of
party
differences.
Minister
Of
Mines
'
'
Work
Is
Approved.
The
action
of
Ihe
minister
rif
-mines
In
issuing
w.-inilii-'
nL-nin.il
company
floatations
which
am
designed
to
deceive
investors,
is
annroved.
esnecinllv
liv
iniimnU
HmvuIiwI
in
llu.
mining
,
4
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..........
...
.....
..
...
...v.
lining
..,,((--
try.
Several
companies
have
been,
headed
Off
in
efforts
to
deceive
fhe-Vpuhljc
with
the
resultthat
those
('milemplaling
similar
aj-tiori
think
twice
before,
proceeding.
The
Vancouver
branch
of
Hie
It.
(1
Division
of
(!:iiindi;in
liisliloli-
if
'
M
iriifiir
mill
Metallurgy
passed
the
Tolliwiiig'-rcoltillon:'
:.'
'
.
.,
"Resolved
that
the
Vancouver
liraiicli
of
liie
B.(j.
)iviitfii
of
the
Canadian
luslitule
of
Mining
nnd
Metallurgy
express
their
unqualified
approval
or
the
action
taken
by
Ihe
Honourable
Minister
or
Mines
lo
protect
the
interests
of
lie
public
against
deliberate
misrepresuutntinus
on
the
part
of
promoters
or
joint-stork
mining
companies,
and
in
extending
their
congratulations
o
the
minister,
on
the
means
adopted
to
lhat
end,
they
express
tho
opinion
that
a'salulory
effect
ha
already
been
attained,
und
lhat
the
continuation
of
this
policy
will
not
only
benefit
mining
industries,
but
uphold
the
good
name
or
lb"
province,
both
at
home
and
abroad."
,1,.
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'
'..V;
IV"W
p.rr".
f.'
'T--
Vi.ip.visM-:
.
:
Half-Pounder
You've
bought
Kraft
Cheese
by
the
slice,
pound
and
5-lb.
box.
Now
the
Half
Pounder
-
at
your
grocers!
INCREASE
IN
B.C.
Records
For
Eight
Months
of
Present
Year
Show
Production
Greater
$41,000,000
ALREADY
1
I
At
Present
Rate
Final
Output
for
Year
Will
be
Around
Sixty
Million
Dollars
proximately
11,000,000.
indicates
lhat
the
total
doduction
for
the
year
will
approximate,
at
least,
100,000,
an
increase
of
;i5,31(I
or
23.10
per
cent
he
total
Tor
H2!.
hitherto
the
record
for
the
province.
The
following
table
shows
Ihe
approximate
mineral
production
of
the
province
for
Ihe
period
inder
review:
(old,
oz
1
18,000
ilver,
m
5.280,000
Copper,
II
11,570,000
Lead,
lb
112.000,000
inc,.
lh.,.
75,830,000
'oat,
Ions
(2210
lh.)
,
l,58l,t05
oke,
Ions
..
...
18,080
Miscellaneous
products
2,000,000
Figuring
the
value
on
the
av-rajie
price
or
the
metal,
the
value
ror
the
eiphl
mouths
i
estimated
at
$11,000,000,
or
hut
7.70,t50l
less
than
for
the
whole
twelve
months
of
l'J2l.
The
summary
or
mining
operations
is
based
upon
reports
Irom
the
six
resident
mining
engineers,
and
Ihe
('hfr
Inspector
of
Mines,
brief
reports
from
wnom
form
an
important
feature
ii
f
the
summary.
Growth
of
Industry
"The
progress
of
the
mineral
industry
or
the,
province
is
-liowo
by
the
following
record
of
output,
which
indicates
the
steady
growth,
which
has
taken
place
in
the
industry
in
British
Columbia:
IHi'l
1,210,531
lSi)!!
12,393,131
This
.inc.
Ih.
1S0
18.977.35'J
1'JO'J
21.113,025
10
II
20,38,825
I
H
1
1
..
33,296,313
192
i
l8,7'(M,i50l
1925
(first
8
months,
appro,
estimate.
11,000,000
Mr.
Sloan
points
out
that
the
esllmale
of
;o,noo,00()
for
the
whole
year
of
1925
is
based
up
on
Hie
expected
steady
shipping
by
mines
now
producing
for
Ihe
lemalnder
of
the
year
at
about
the
same
rale
as
in
the
first
elvht
months.
Owing
to
the
cdm
mencemenl
of
operations
by
the
Alleuhy
Copper
Company
In
August,
a
larger
mouUdy
output
of
copper
will
he
made
during
the
last
four
months
of
this
year,
while
many
small
properties
are
expeeled
lo
make,
shipment
to
wards
the
end
of
the
year
that
had
not
been
shipping
earlier.
tfo'al
production
'fj
generally
higher
in
the
last
four
months
of
Ihe
year
than
in
the
summer
months.
It,
Is,
therefore,
the
minister
points
out,
more
than
likely
that
the
total
mineral
pro-
ducion
for
the
year,
will
be,
at
least,
as
large
as
the
Indicated
output
based
on
the
eight
month's
period.
Price
and
Production
"The
increased
production
during
(he
current
year"
says
Mr.
Sloan,
"measured
in
the
common
denomination
of
dollars
is
caused
partly
by
increased
metal
and
voa!
production
ami
partly
by
increased
metal
prices.
The
largest
increases
reported
are
in
lead
ami
zinc,
which
are
in
large
pari
due
In
the
immense
production
now
being
made
by
Ihe
Sullivan
Mine
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
ami
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
the
prreal-est
lead-zinc
mine
In
the
world.
II
is
interesting
lo
note
that
the
metal,
sijver,
lead
and
zinc,
contained
In
Hie
crude
ore
or
this
mine,
are
smelted,
refined
and
prepared
In
finished
condition
for
the
market
at
the
company's
nllvcr
proiluclions
aro
at
about
tlio
normal
rato
with
tho
latter
TOR
OAfLWKSw?
WW
1921
00.781
U.o.'l
8.097
(i.'i
I
I
final,
-
KNEW
ARCHBISHOP
u,-
over
Ill
use
pi
SiMONDS
SAWS
e.
1
a
m
.
.
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MACHINE
KNIVeS
X
Its
They
ty
kharp
longer
I
CIMONO
CAN1CA
W
CO.
UHITCB
I
i'j'
MOMTHCAL
IrANCOUVtn
If.
IONM.
N
I,
El
'
1925
08.199
13,950
8.770
I.28II
VISITOR
TO
CITY
RU
Rev.
A.
U.
De
Pender
Will
Officiate
at
Special
Services
to
be
Held
Here
Archbishop.
A.
l
De
peneier
of
Vancouver,
Bishop
of
Westinln
ster
and
metropolitan
of
the
Aiiglieau
Cluireh
for
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
Hie
city
by
train
from
Hie
interior
last.
evening
and
will
offieiate
at
ser
vices
tomorrow
in
si.
Aiidrtw'
Anglican
Church.
He
will
pre
side
at
Ihe
yrdination
ot
Itev.
altr
Allen
which
will
take
place
at
(hat
time.
Archbishop
Be
pem-ier,
who
at
a
meeting
of
bishop'
Katn-loops
last
week
was
eb-ated
to;
Hie
post
made
vacant
through'
I
lie
death
of
(he
lal
Arelibiohnpl
nrcnenlitiK
Mr.
LcwIh
IMirsc
ot
money.
wilh
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nya:
H
w
Til
K
candidate
are
said
lo
he
straining
every
nerve,
hut
1
vili
HieyM
leave
my
nerves
alone.
'Thank
heaven
innl
of
litem
are
nway
to
the
country
atrain.
WIIKX
a
stork
pels
busy,
there'
"
usually?
snirielhinif
o
show
for
his
work.
mimtkivM
t.
I
ft
Showing
a
sliKhb
increase."
I
"
"'
'"""
i
re...
,.P,.i
nv-riieo
of
fall
styles
live
t.a.
Jhem.
PllVIHI
aa
la
.
-
.
r-
-
.
YICTOIIIA,
Oct.
10
MI
yearly
metal
prices,
the
m.nis.er
points.
n;Vfll.,VAC
ro
Mu
leconls
lor
mineral
production,
out,
lias
heen
one
oi
me
laciors
-
1
I
1.11
rtltlltlltll'
I
ll'W
ij
lllAllt
lllll
.
;.ifl.
fnuir
II,..
wliiil.ln.iilil
nf
ifllim
inriMlfivn
llV
"
...
......
tjuantity
ami
value,
will
lie
mining,
not
only
in
British
I'.ol-
tfclipscd
in
1W25,
accot-tling
to,
umhia,
hut
the
world
over.
aIic
summary
of
mining
opera-
The
following
table
shows
av-
jjlons
for
the
first
eight
months,
erage
mefal
nrices
In
Hie.
IVwi
r
the
iiresenl
year
just
issued
ors
market
for
vi'iX
ami
for
ine
!
(lie
llonorahlo
William
Sloan,1
eisht
months
ended
Migul
Ulsl,'
minister
of
mines.
It
is
esti-'
l'.)25:
miiti'd
that
Hie
monetary
value
of
lie
mineral
production
of
tho'
Silver,
oi.
province
for
Hie
eitrhl
month,,
Copper,
lh.
January
i
to
August
31
is
ap-it.eail.
Ih.
.
sweeping.
1.
a
....
J,
Vi
n
loXn.l...
It
(ieorge
Bushhy
stands
for
all
the
figures
Harry.
Stevens
quol.
ed.
AHHIIDKACON
Hit
reminds
II.
U.S.,
Hie
orator,
that
when
Mrs.
Yellou
.formerly
MUs
Mortimer,
went
south
that
made
C,-001
Canadians
gone
south.
Doubtless
(he
Archdeacon
is
anxious
that
nil
these
politicians
shall
reform
ami
be
exact
in
ilieir
count.
On
October
29
two
of
Ihe
I
lifiMl
titilfi
tm'twt
Iiui
a
KiaAat
tiil
1
II.
Do
Vernet
of
Prince
tin-
Ar.
v,,
p..ini.
ii,1,l,.ri
i
pert,
has
been
hiaking
a
tour
"f
firM
i.ij,.,.,
Will
leeiure
tomoi--
tliis
diocese
over
which
lie
now
row
,.Veiiin;
in
SI.
Andrew
s
Hail
has
jurisdiction.
Mrs.
De
peneier
is
ai'ei.mpa'iyitig
him
on
his
visit
here.
They
are
roistered
at
the
Princi-
Hiiperf
Hotel.
WHIST
DR1YE
G1VEN
BY
CALLIES
IN
ST.
ANDREW'S
ROOMS
There
were
eighteen
tables
al
a
siM'cesfnl
whist
drive
held
las'
evenina
in
Hie
St.
Andrew's
rooms
by
I
lie
Callies
Foolliatl
Club.
Prize
winners
were:
Indies'
first,
Mr.
D.
MrCulloch;
ladies'
eeimd,
Mrs.
John
Wptson:
men's
first.
Bn
Dalgarno:
nven's
second,
(Seorse
Anderson.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
servwl.
A
table
nearr
and
centre,
ilo-nated
by
Mrs.
0,
Taylor,
wa
won
by
Joe
Brown.
A
drawing
...
f
MI......
"ill";
ii
M
ii
ftmc
pi
i
ii
i
Hlh
to
show
I
lie
people
the
way
lo
escape
from
political
chaos,
will
he
able
lo
congratulate
themoel-ves
that
Ihey
have
escaped
from
a
lot
of
trouble.
IAKH
says
it
will
be
a
ron-'erenee
ot
Ihe
fieorges,
but
or
course
that's
Jut
bis
view.
I'm
beginning
to
fear
-lake
is
a
Liberal
fn
spile
of
my
errorls.
Willi
all
Ibis
election
tnlk
il
S4ems
impossible
lo
aroue
any
inleresl
in
Ihe
world
ere.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
under
the
auspices
of
the
Help
ing
Hands
Society
on
Hie
work
of
the
Hel
Cross
Society
al
uir
win
uichy
uuiiissjou
iicnei
MIH'l
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1111.
IVJI
V.
.
.
was
wfiii
by
ticket
No.
123
which
L
m'J
J&X,
VdVN
t
l,,i"i
Mu"
was
not
claimed
last
night.
Tl.eXV
prize
is
a
5
gold
piece.
liifi.wr
puhii.ii
n
i-rinm
nuts-rt,
I,....,.-
tfi.nn.....
Pi'-.
''H'T.
f!'r
r"jr
k
.h.ii
r.
u-
iiiii-hi
"i
is
umiirn
r
hi
ami
siirrirlrm
rrir
cereinon
es
and
..
J
oin
Ilea
'
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"
"i
'iiwn
ires.1ji,l
a
'J
hrv
iloiirVl'hfl
louiniilteri
h(iislslcir
r
J.
Kdward
Biddle
will
he
Priuce
Ilujierl's
second
soldier
to
reiuni
from
Ihe
front.
Ho
is
rvpected
here
next
week.
The
American
halibut
sehoontr
Seymour
has
arrival
in
port
reporting
Ihe
loss
of
two
or
he-crew,
John
Lovig
and
Alfred
Lund,
when
they
became
cu.
laugled
in
t
lie
gear
off
lipe
Cb-ar.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
RITIIH
COLUMBIA.
nnmrrii
Alfrisl
W.
CUrkr.
I'lilullff.
Alwl
TriupUr
llois-rlxsi
krr,
lrri'iiUlit.
TAkt
M
IT
ICt
llul
ill
art
Ion
t.
ruuniriirisi
arnu.i
)csj
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lh
brt
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un
iim
t;tu
ty
r
May.
lift,
III
rewr
tr
4iii
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tr
Site
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tuU
lit
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if
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whlrli
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fiiiriil
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win
rurllifr
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rln
u
iras-arnvf
Wat
son,
(Jenrge
A1iioH
Tjm
Ileal
tie
andlfS.
D.'.
Maobjiinld;
and
the
ladies'
committee,
Mrs.
J.
p.
Murray.
Mis.
Tom
Beatlie,
Mrs.
William
Itobb
and
Mrs.
(ieorge
Scott.
BEAUTY
SHOP
PRODUCER
GIVEN
PURSEOF
MONEY
C.
H.
Lewis
Who
Put
on
Two
Productions
Here
Rocognlzed
In
Victoria
VICTOIUA.
Oct.
10.
c.
II.
Lewis,
director
of
the
gigantic
musical
comedy
which
the
Victoria
flyro
Club
presented
last
week
al
the
lloyal
Victoria
Theatre,
and
Mrs.
Lewis,
were
Biiests
or
honor
al
the
social
and
dance
which
was
given
In
Ihe
Chamber
nf
Commerce
by
the
Oynn
in
compliment
to
all
who
took
part
In
the
"Beauty
Shop"
performances
and
aided
in
making
the
production
Htic.li.nn
outsland-ln
success.
The
high
esteem
(n
which
Mr,
mid
Mrs.
Lewis
are(liehl
by
all
who
worked
with
theni
in
the
"Beauty
Shop"
production
was
Known
in
a
practical
manner
metallurgical
works
at
Trail.
wjien
members
of
the
cast
nf
the
Copper,
also,
shows
an
lncreased
recent
show
presented
them
with
ratio
nf
production,
owing
to(
a
handsome,
dock,
while
tho
flyro
langer
outputs
by
the
Oranby
amLcltib
expressed
ifs.
appreciation
nriiannia
companies.-
(iold
and;
of
their
generous
services
tiy
jr.iu
lo
llif
Wru
i,t
summon
m
itii
.nl.d
,f
wiihin
iblrtv
day
iftff
tlw
lail
pliLllrilk.il
,,f
(ur,
nillif.
ir
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U
your
Inlrntinn
In
l-fnl
thlt
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yi.ii
will
lutf
in
fuirr
to
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lirrutry
nfrirp
ff.
Ui
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i.iirablf
ijuurl
al
llif
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liuprrl.
n.i:..
to
itm
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suiniii.ni.
Iifrrln
lhln
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itaya
of
tlw
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ot
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,
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ror
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TO:
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Ili.lf
rl.n
krr,
nfffndaiil.
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
lo
Laaaa
Lan
In
Prlnrc
liupfrl
tand
Ilernrdinv
Pli
Irlcl
or
ITlnrt
llurl,
and
aliualA
on
lie
norihf
roai
of
nriiUrt
tolum
lila,
rorlland
Canal,
and
twmi
al
Scl
I'olnl,
rorlland
canal,
ami
irm
n.inn
iinniruc
irmn
jm
I'ollil,
TAKE
.NOTICK
that
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u
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lend
to
apply
'for
lfae
of
the
follow-Uir
itrarriUcd
landa:
ivminifiirinr
at
i
nm
plantnl
al
hlah
'
"ir
i
rpii
roini,
eoroami
canali
iimrlc
for
forty-riant
humlrril
rorl
to
no
iiiarifd
,n.
J.s.K.j
tiirnrn
lutuUirrlt
iu
rnaiin.
morr
or
n,
to
low
waiir
niarki
thfnif
norlliwrtlrrly
alon
low
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riii
rit.iiMRIA
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CO,
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Applicant
prr
Waltrr
K.
Walkrr.
Aicni
'
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tlrd.
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ACT,
Not
ca
of
iRtantlon
ta
Apply
la
Laaaa
La4
In
I'rinri-
iiht
Land
lirrordlna;
liltirle
of
l-rlnro
linprrl,
and
inula
at
Yra
talUin
Hay,
Marll
inlrt,
,T.Uh
.NOTlCfc
nut
Kurcnr
II,
Almpaon,
or
Maaarti,
H.C.,
orriiiallon
rinnfryinan.
ntriida
to
aiplv
for
Iratr
nf
Un
f0.
lowlnp
drarrllird
land
rf
f-i-.I
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ISO,
tianpp
8.
Coait
hlntrlrti
Ihrnre
n
(
rhlni
ihenri.
north
Ihrra
rlnln.
morr
or
laaa,
to
hlyh
atrr
niarki
liy.
fiint
of
rotniiirnirinrni,
and
rninaiiilnr
i
ri',
niorfi
or
iraa.
r.vnKxr.
11.
rimprox
iwtlnnt
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tlrd
ul,,
l.tl.
jetid
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your
nam?
and
w
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5?rtd
you
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all
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tU
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Ruparl,
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UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
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from
trine
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'or
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VICTORIA,
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Bay.
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Bay,
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VICTORIA,
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Bay.
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Par
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ARM.
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PJi.
Par
PORT
IiajpiON
a
4
Naaa
Altar
Caitnarlia,
Pruay
A.ai.
Ul
2
Ataava.
4.
Baraalay,
At
aoi.
prl
Rupat.
O-
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machine
fur
the
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
oho
carried
in
tock.
8ave
handling
charges
by
Imyiug
iJircct
from
the
source
of
supply-
LAND
ACT.
Natlca
of
Intantlen
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Lana
In
Prlnrr
llupcrt
Land
lurordin
DU-iru-l
of
I'rinr
imparl,
and
alluatr
jii
.on
ouinri
u..rr
or
vvaira
la-land,
U.i
,
briny
north
niayiM-ur
froin
man
niand,
ana
imp
eat
frwn
lOand
I'oint,
ttiuian
Itland.
TAkt
.NOTICE
that
AnilvUrlllih
Col
yinbia
rarkinr
imiiany
IJimtrd,
ff
)aniiUiT,
n.i:
orriication
l
arkrn,
In
Icnoa
lo
apply
for
a
lvae
of
the
follow
Inr
drarrihfd
landa:
(Uiiniiifiiriiiy
at
a
pol
rilantrd
tt
lilit
wilrr
mark
on
the
iutnrt
ahore
'"
nrrl
Bint
tin
((in
t
(
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ia
41
m..d.
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a
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containing
7
arrm.
morr
or
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inorr
A3I1I.II-PIIITIKII
CIIII'MIII
nr
lr,
lo
noliu
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roiiiiiirnrrinrni.
and
rontilnlnr
7
rrr,
.Tiorr
or
lr.
waira
liland
In
a
Miioti
lirarlnp
northi
ll.VIIJllll.
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ll......b
.
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a
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1.
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J.
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i"j.i'
i.iao.i
and
irov
.rum
i.iiiiiii
roini,
Sllklan
Kltml;
iiiaiirp
aoiiiiira.irny
alont
lnyh
walrr
m
lunjr
rnoi
nunurni
rrri,
morr
or
Iraa,
to
A
IMirt
hiarkrd
No,
t.K.;
Ihrnrc
aoulhrrlr
10
rtiairu,
morr
or
lf,
to
low
walrr
mark;
thnirr
.lorlhuaattrly
almip
.irr
i
mrijr
ni
in
nunnrrd
frrl,
Hiorr
or
lra:
thrnrr
norihril
in
rh.i..
mora
or
lr,
lo
h.iu
of
n.iniiirnranirnL
CACkl.VO
CO,
LTO..
Per
vv.nrr
K.
V..k,ArPf?n,.,.
nurd
July
,
tiili,
tots.
t
LAMP
APT.
Nollea
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Lina,
In
tha
Land
llrror.iinp
tUilrl.t
nf
Vrlnra
liniH-rl,
and
linn
a
portion
of
lot
!,,,yn,.Trl;rl!,4,
i,,n,e
TAkK
MlTICK
tin
I
rn...ii'.
of
Prince
ItntM-rl,
ll.C.
lorrrhatiU,
Intrnd
fcn,!''?ly
follow
inn-
rV
ilfm'ritii'd
fT'i".1""1'',
tntU:
purcl
a.o
ih.
,
;V
'""iiiir
ai
I
pom
plantrd
at
thai
"
..our,
,'i
iwrniy-rour
"
riiv
ranae
rivtt
(I),
Coa.l
rntlrlr
II
irnre
outli
tl.irty.twn
rh.ini,
ii!;r(,
inf
forty
rhaina;
iiirnri.
north
Mrhl
rliaina.
ii.rr
or
Ir...
to
hith
walrr
mVrki
thrnra
lipr'tira.l
alonr
Mlh
witrr
.
ark
o
C"n
of
roiiimrnninri.t.
and
rnntalnlni
'
afiliy
(SO)
arrra,
morr
or
irna.
nuzzEUg
mm
iTH),
DIM
Autuil
Hth,
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Fall
Coats
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MILLINERY
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Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
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'
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Block
Phono
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