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1,
tbtr
29,
1625.
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i
lie
8
COLORS
at
SMSLX
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KILLS
-
-
HIES.MOTJIS
MpSfJUITOES
rfcrftoraietWarVfa
ftvanmC
SAtUiVr
Inttinil.
Will
not
.ln.
IVrt
tlor,
larml
m
huran
J
animal.
YourGrocfr
orDrvgftut
achinist
...
i
rale
in
hi
.
slip
and
ft
viilu-
f
machinery,
a
job"
It
spotted
loses
hit
job.
"
!
tM.
boss
whit-.
a
i'
majr
he
i
on.
bailees
on
lielntt
glass--
you
witl
i
n
mi
"expert."
'intion
is
Iher-i
if
iiiilliirii.
uoh
Bulger
Jeweller
and
Optometrist
ART'
Clothes
to
measure
Steve
King
irJ
Ave.
Green
85
VENING
RESSES
in
ILATEST
DESIQNS
AND
"DEMERS"
27
p.o.
Box
327
ur
Coats
&
tacquettes
''"'luislin
Stock
of
Fur
minings
nt
low
prices.
C
FUR
Co.
t
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
MANY
ATTEND
!
BUSHBY
RALLY
Three
Speakers
Addressed
Meet-'
;
Ing
In
Empress
Theatre
Last
Hie
hall.
Night
;
George
(i.
Ihishby.
nonnprwi-Mivp
candidate,
(icorgp
.
Nirk-jTn,
Progressive,
and
H.
r,.
i
Mitillaml
of
Vancouver
were
Hip
jspnakers
Hip
final
Conserva-jlivp
mpcling
of
the
federal
election
campaign
which
w,is
,p,
last
evpuiittr
in
u,p
HntprpH
I
Theatre.
An
attentive
henries
was
given
by
an
audience
which,
before
Hip
meeting
ended,
had
......
ii
iit-iiy
wen
mi
H(.
mating
nncnmmodalion
In
Hip
hall
The
only
dislurlKtnce
was
the
ill-tokened
howling
of
a
large
wolfhound
io)r
which
visibly
an
Inoyeil
Mr.
Iliixlihy
in
the
course
of
his
address
anil
which
hp
had
lo
ak
hi
uhers
lo
remove
from
i..
ii.
orme
prpsided
ami.
In
his
opening
remarks,
exprosse.1
graiuune
ror
the
fart
that
a
fair
ami
above
hoard
ramtmlgn
hail
bmi
parried
on
by
all
parlies
concerned.
II
had
ben
a
plea,
lire
for
him
lo
participate
in
II
Mr.
Iluhb
wm
Hip
first
ieaker.
Af.T
declaring
Hint,
if
elected.
Iip
would
not
go
lo
Ot
lawa
with
a
flotirwh
of
trump
els
ami
wilh
hi
lit
of
demands
in
his
hand
hut
would
oil
and
listen
ami
talk
where
necessary
iH
Hip
interest
of
hi
district.
Iip
iIpoII
al
oirip
I.-iktIIi
wild
Hip
t.vernmpnl
railways
ami
ships
5.
TIMBER
SALE
X747S.
S-lrd
TMdrri
sill
b
rrrrltrd
tiy
iip-
.Hirr
or
i
sua
ti
irioru
not
lslr
iIhs
omn
m
ilir
1
rib
esy
aT
r,
ISti.
fur
Mm
arrk
of
i.innrr
7I7S.
U
rut
f.II.te
IM
m
P'tir,
MfSBhk
sad
emir
n
n
.iliUIMI
lr
axsun
lltr
TiSon
UtatMi.
lnrlMMStsi
IM-
l.
OlirM
CktrVilIr
ItlotO.
T
ifi
ypsr
will
tar
slliran
for
rr
tots
I
or
ltmbr
rurMMr
twHlniUr
Oh
CMas
Fnrrs-isr.
Vk-vsi.
B.i'
or
lilniirt
Famtsr,
IttXrr
luqwtl,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
M
tLLil
Ti:.M'KH
ill
tw
rrrOl
b
Ihr
OBim
of
Motf
tl
V
Irlmu
uui
ttu-r
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mm
um
UW
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Ik
U)
nt
Semmr.
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tur
Uv
ISirHMW
.it
LlriSirc
XI
til.
t.
-til
I.JII.aen
fpl
..I
Mrur.
HraMnrk.
no
'ajf
ua
ih
ifie,
i.ius
uum.
uiar
r'
lakl,
jttrfi
I
krl-(l
hltad
OH
,111.1
la
(f
)
far
H)
b
tHOrd
for
It
'.
ns-xl
Iimsr.
l
uHtM-r
mrHreUm
r
ihr
i.hir
fsr-r.iM.
VmrH.
Hi,
ur
Inftrln
mtlr,
Cmikv
Httrl,
B.I..
LANO
ACT.
Nstlts
of
lulsntls
t
Applr
14
rurthu
Uit.
In
Uw
IjiwI
RprnnHsr
nonirt
sf
rnor
liDitl.
m
tmut
r
nan
or
ii
imty-risr
iflt,
tttnrf
ftte
'4mi
Iil.irtn.
Tin;
mitii:e
imi
rimnrs
Limtipd
r
Itiim-i)
lri.
B.C.
irwrtiumt.
lotrml
in
pl;
for
prtiintiaa
i
perrhioe
ibc
fnlS.m
lrtill
tomtt:
I'lSHKHSHiSf
t
t
P""
PUnlMi
It
U
hrnl
rnrwr
of
M
lwiit-ror
(til.;
xiitr
ne
.
Mdrlri;
tbnre
ulh
Oilrlv
le
rhm:
lhnrt
fonjr
rfuini.
Ihmrr
imrlti
Mtbl
rhslm
toirr
ur
!.
injtltb
urr
mark;
UtriHT
northrstl
ktnnr
Ititfi
irr
mark
lo
rnl
nt
eitinnwnermrni.
irxl
ronlimlnr
ruhiy
(lo
ttn.
more
r
l.
rnlZIEifS
UMITID.
vrpiH-siii
MimI
timi
Hlh.
so
HI
psrrLis
on
osmcs
or
chance
PROHIBITED
OTIl
K
IS
III
RF.RY
OIVEX
llwl
I
hw
lo
ln4riirlnl
to
Uirtlj
enrurm
8sc-iiwi
t
nf
Uw
imminsl
i:ir
f
i:mU
klrl
mkM
II
Sit
liutlrlibls
otfflK
r.atdurl
nur
trlwnw.
fiSlrlinrr.
or
nr-
Ihni
r
ln
klut
Ii
III
lillmM
of
dr
Irniiiiitnr
Iki
ars,
Um
hitKlrrs
ht
Kl.
Ilrkru,
iiiiiiuii
ur
rMmvs
or
injr
prn-en
litSnr
w.lil
nr
iIImohmI
of.
ur
dl
im,.
r
tn
rl',
rr
ur
rnrrrhimtisp
bv
h
moil
or
rhaiiro
or
mUnl
rtunrr
ml
tkill
or
Sim
iikIikm
my
(wrMsi
lo
Ukr
tiHsiojr
t
oibcr
viimMe
(irpppriy
r
IMnr
n
Us-
irnll
of
any
n
ot
riiaiirr.
Ii-
utml
w
oilM-riw.
or
lo
till
tin
any
Mlfry
or
raffh".
Thin
Mrtna
linen
iKi
apply
lo
rarrirs
i
iriii
of
i
valup
nut
l
x-rod
IkO.en
in
any
luitaar
tirld
for
relirSmn
or
rharlt-alili
IiirHT.
proviiled
HrmlMl
la
rir.t
ubulnnt
from
llw
Mayor
r
Um
City
i:
hold
inc
miw.
V.
Ii.
VICIiKHS.
M
.
Cfttff
of
Vllr.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
lo
Apply
to
Lsai
Land.
In
I'rlnr
fiuxrl
IjivI
tlnxirdlnr
Ms-Irlil,
and
situate
il
.'"imli
llarlwr.
IMU
Inland,
shout
one
mil
mtrtheaai
frmn
uie
nuranrr
to
itiiti
i.nsniwi.
ano
twmi
one
mile
oulhorlv
from
Um
nurlhrasi
corner
of
l.ot
BOJir.
Take
Imltre
that
Wallacr
Flherle
Umllril.
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
oivuiallon
cannerymen.
Inietida
to
aiplv
for
a
lea
of
the
followlni
prearrllx-d
land
Cnniinrnrlna;
at
a
(mm
nlanlrd
about
one
HUM
III
I
sotittMTlV
dlrerllon
rr.nn
Hie
norilieaul
corner
of
Lot
sos.ir:
thence
south
f
it
r
In
l
in;
thence
wnt
r.
'io
c-lwin;
thence
nortli
0.70
chain;
then-e
eaat'Tly
ineanilcrlnir
alonr
the
hlarh
water
mark
lo
t"!
of
roranieneeinenL
atulj
rniitalnlnt
t
.00
acre,
more
or
1c.
WAI.I.At'K
IISIIKItlES
I.INITFP,
Apldliant.
timed
enlcmher
tsth.
Itti,
.
.
OOVtRNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Notice
of
Application
for
Bur
Llcana.
NOTICE
H
IIKUKIIV
fllVF.N
thai
nni
Hie
IStll
dav
lf
octolier.
!,
Itifl
Uli't'-r
IHied
Inii'iiiH
to
spplv
to
the
Llauor
Cimlrnl
Board
Mr
a
licence
In
rete'i
M
nremlaea.
helnr
Pari
of
the
liullillnr
known
Skldesate
lloanlinr
IMme,
Win
ated
at
Skldcaale,
noon
the
land
do
erllied
a
Lot
in,
ril.irk
4.
arcordtnr
to
I'
resl.iered
man
or
plan
iHwIlrrt
In
the
land
neaHtrv
orrice
at
the
City
of
I'rlnfe
llutierl
and
nuniliereil
(It.
for
the
ale
nf
lierr
tiv
the
tMa
fir
by
the
open
Imille
for
eon.iimptlon
nn
the
premle.
rialril
al
Skliietale.
n.u,
una
ivui
day
of
September.
totS.
.
tUMUMIl
0,.
8TKVK1VS,
Owner.
Applicant
Every
corner
of
the
stove
is
clean
aiu!
shining
when
you
use
2EB0
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
Convenient
to
use
no
hartl
rubbing.
Gives
brilliant,
jet
black
lustre.
AV
your
dealer
for
Zebo.
If
yuu
prtffr
pmste,
use
Zcbrs.
Md
br
it.
m.lrn
ot
IUtku
Hlua.
Mr.
Itulihy
Male.)
thai
it
was;
nflcessuny
that
other
mlscellane-i
ous
freight
business
nhoiild
be
developel
such
as
the
carrying
of
"ilk.
Hie
entrance
to
the
hrbor
reipijred
further
im
provements.
Healing
with
the
tariff.
Mr.
Hii-hby
riiliculed
the
idea
of
L'niled
Slates
reioliatinn.
He
re-fprrpd
to
reduction
of
train
secure,
the
fishermen's
wharf.
Higby
Inland
picnic
grounds.!
sz.a
in
in
r
Hp
phai'KPii
nuirnnnatrpmpnl
in
(upsiinnpil
the
slnconty
of
the
i-oiiiipri,.,,,
with
both
and,
In
Lihi-ral
party
and
suappslei
that
eppakiiijt
or
roast
service,
oolnt-
Yanrouvpr
LihomU
Ul
I..
..x
.
..
.
"""
'--
nucincy
ami
reu-
atrainst
I'rinco
Hunert.
It
would
abilil
of
ihp
Union
Sleamshin
tiavp
l.pcn
holipr
in
npn,i
in
Q
whh-h
Hie
Kovemrnent
lines
million
dollars
building
a
lour-
h.mi
pinuiaip.
no
ureil
it
holel
al
Prince
llupprt
than'
Hip
il.'popnii'iil
or
Hip
Alaskuj
buyiriK
the
Scribe
HoIpI
in
Paris.l
business
llin.uKh
Prince
Itupert'
He
conclmb'd
by
yiatin?
that
Mr.
...
.
.
.
.
u
n.l
irMal..
Ar
l.
r
it
ti
1
,
,,.
wauauiitii
i
iii
fiuiy.
ii
ejpciPd,
would
carry
National
line
fronv
Jappr
lo
dignity,
foresiglil,
dptermina-Pruipp
Rupprt.
Coasting
freirthl
Hon
and
rpasoned
and
Keasondl
ralps
ramp
in
for
eritleUm
and
judrnvnl
lo
Ottawa
on
behalf
of
Mr.
Hushby
said
it
was
IiIrIi
this
district.
j
limp
Ihey
wen1
looked
into.
Ile-i
Tin-
nv-eiinp
closed
wilh
Ihrec
ferrinjr
lo
Hip
remark
that
had'rlieprs
for
Mr.
Huahliy,
the
audi-!
hppii
rnaup
mat
he
was
loo
old
pmpp.
regardless
of
political
for
the
Job.
Mr.
Hushby
remark-!
color,
joining
in
the
Iribnle.
ed:
"I
may
not
be
as
youna
as
l'
utp.1
to
bp
hut
1
think
I
am
still'
i
IrinriPP
1117
iADDRESS
BY
elevator
would
be
a
sreal
hene-lil
to
Prince
rtupert
and
district
and
rrfdil
was
dup
those
who
had
caucd
il
to
be
bnlll
liprp.1
REV.
BAISLER
In
connection
wilh
Hie
shipping;
Pastor
of
Lutheran
Church
Spoke
01
pram
iimmsrii
rrinee
utipprl,
vo
uyro
ciud
Tesierday
on
Subject
of
Service
A
thoughtful
address
on
the
xuhjeel
of
service
was
delivered
beforp
(hp
Oyro
Club
yesterday
ariernoon
by
Rev.
P.
K.
liaisler.
pastor
of
l.
Paul's
Lutheran
Qiureh.
Mr.
Halsler
stressed
Hie
importance
of
measuring
succes
in
life
from
Hie
standpoint
of
service
given
lo
one's
fellowmen
rather
from
the
viewioint
of
ac
cumulation
of
material
wealth.
dwsHting
of
Mellaknlla
bar
forMan'
,,v,!
eminently
successful
the
benefit
of
ttnall
boats
anti'rrom
viewoinl
were
utterly
.n.
IiMh
h-
.iA.linr
tiiii.
min!''oW
in
Hie
olher
reppc.
iug
and
sujsreslin
that
Ihej
,
,wn,
'mpnrtanl
Iulies
of
ser-Imildlns
of
a
smelter
at
trile-ivlc'
Mr-
opined.
water
and
a
customs
mill
in
the
interior
should
be
encouraged.
Mr.
Nlckerson
Mr.
Mrkersoti
ojteneil
by
..i.
.....
i...
....!.
.
.i..i...
'
were
the
making
of
eotumunitie
bellpr
places
to
live
and
the
fav
onilde
aiherlislng
of
those
com
muniiies
lo
the
world
at
large.
While
endeavoring
lo
place
in
!
he
eilv
fneillHAd
foe
nliraie.-ll
f
their
,"v'
",
,u,,uI.",,ll'velopiHen
of
the
young
people.
to
pek
on
tilatform.
They.imra,
lletmmiml
,louIJ
nn,'
,,
were
not
afraid
of
his
cr
lieisHisjfonfo,n
Mp
ltiMn
urfrf(J
like
the
Liberals
were,
lie
said
deplored
Hie
vices
of
intoxication
he
bad
jusl
come
from
the
Lib-
ani,
.mU
UnB
nni1
........wi
,.
iral
meeting
where
he
had
onlyjInuch
effocUvfi
worU
,JliBh,
b(,
been
alowe,
to
speak
five
juln-f(,()nr
jr
,,,,,
eryicv.
cur)M
offered
utes
although
he
had
been
pro-!t,pr
eo-operalion
lo
Hie
mised
twenty,
Mr.
MckereoiiUiiurcliPS
in
their
work,
then
proceeded
to
ileal
wiMi
o-
xh).
sneaker
dealt
with
the
im-i
cal
matters
such
as
the
fisher-',
.orlanre
in
every
day
business
men's
wharf
which
the
board
of
lende
had
been
urging,
the
elevator
which
he
said
Mr.
Slork
had
had
to
point
a
gun
al
the
head
of
life
of
pulling
vnlue
and
industry
into
one's
work
rather
than
seeking
lo
gel
"something
for
noth
ing."
(iambling
through
raffles
Premier
King
lo
obtnln,
and
tio
,c
thought
should
be
discour
contracts
whirh
he
charged
were;aged.
Hood
asociales
and
con
piven
to
favorites
of
the
govprn-lgpnialily
wilh
Hip
work
in
hand
nienl.
He
siMike
In
favor
of
Obi!
were
necessary
factors,
he
said.
Age
Pensions
and,
referring
lo
lo
the
success
in
life.
Hie
tariff,
said
Hint
it
wa
ncces-j
The
club
also
heard
violin
Miry
for
Canada
to
sell
her
raw
solos
by
(iyro
Ilillie
llulagno.
resource
lo
the
world
until'
Howard
While,
recently
elected
almli
It
lime
irid
n
m
iMrnln
I
t
in
am
miki
Irv
lo
ii
iai
knnltirk
is
in
i
the
)
j
cjult
s1iilJ
na
such
as
populalion
came
when
industries
could
be
em
barked
upon.
A
tariff
on
lumber
eitlerlng
Hie
Unlled
Stales.
forfWilsoii'
nf
Vjtncouv'er;J.'
instance,
would
be
'fitlnY
fiHhV
business
in
Ilrilish
Columbia.
R.
L.
Maltland
11.
L.
Maltland
spoke
if
n
humorous
and
entertaining
vein.
Inferring
lo
Mr.
Nickerson,
Mr.
Maitland
wondered
if
he
would
have
been
running
as
a
Progressive
candidate
If
he
had
been
Offered
the
Liberal
nomii.nllon.
Mr.
Mail
hind
devoted
considerable,
lime
ronlradictiiiK
state
ments
made
In
Hie
riding
by
Mm
Manson
and
again
urged
(he
nd-j
visibility
of
n
high
tariff,
llej
M
TjUilsff
Look
fof
It
I
.
VkKJr
on
the
tinfoil.
WaJil
la
your
juajsnte
of
quai'ty
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flsvorjJJ,
I
AVOID
IM.
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membership
was
Initiated!
by
President
lki
:auKhluri.
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were
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chu
of
Prince
Ilupprt;
NJ
Mc-
oberl
rmau
.McLean,
purser
of
the
steamer
Prince
Iluperl,
and
Jack
Crawford,
purser
of
the
steamer
Prince
(leorge
BRANCH
ROAD
BEING
BUILT
ffalyway
Company
Agrees
to
Lease
Ltne
for
Thirty
Years
from
Company
MONTHKAL,
nctohrr
29.
The
following
slnlptupnl
was
issue.!
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
I
he
C.N.H
from
Hie
hcadouurtrrs
,
of
the
syslem
bore.
"
There
has
been
morn
or
less
discussion
in
the
press
Wilh
respect
lo
the
construction
of
a
j
railway
from
O'llrien
on
Ihp
Na-jllonal
Trnnsconlinenlal
to
Houyn,
UupIipc,
for
the
purposp
of
sprvlng
a
large
tulhlug
de-velopment
which
ituportunt
ln-teresls
propose
lo
make.
1
An
Investigation
made,
sonic
time
URO
by
the
ejperls
of
tho
0..N.1L
disclosed
the
Importance
of
I
Ii
o
district
and
tho
necessity
for
the
provision
of
transportation
facilities
for
new
enterprises
and
Hie
ilpvejopine'nt
of
tho
iratrie
iiMstZf
Die
Can
udiun
National
Hallway
system.
Keep
Out
of
the
Puddles
COURTLY
Sir
Walter
Raleigh-
-cynic
savant
and
first-class
fighting
mandesired
a
favor
iro
n
good
Queen
Bess.
A
puddle
in
the
que
3ns
path
made
his
opportunity.
Across
it
he
fl
ing
his
costly
cloak.
Her
majesty,
smiling
at
his
devotion,
trod
on,
dry
shod,
and
Sir
Walter's
unique
self-advertising
produced
results.
Though
most
advertising
is
less
spectacular
to-day,
it
is
far
more
serviceable.
It
smooths
out
the
every-day
pathways
of
each
one
of
us.
Because
of
advertising,
luxuries
and
necessities
that
once
would
have
been
worth
a
king's
ransom
are
yours
at
little
cost.
Advertising
pits
merchant
against
merchant,
artisan
against
artisan,
manufacturer
against
manufacturer.
This
competition
brings
out
the
best
there
is
in
everything
jor
your
personal
benefit.
You
wouldn't
know
about
many
boons
of
modern
life
were
it
not
for
advertising.
That
is
why
you
are
not
taking
full
advantage
of
the
better
things
in
life
to-day
if
you
overlook
Read
advertising
and
keep
abreast
of
.the
times
Morp
Ihau
one
project
for
the
I'onslruclion
of
a
railway
into
i
the
Houyn
district
seemed
to
he'
under
promotion
and
prompt
action
was
essential
if
the
National
Hallways
syslem
was
not
lo
find
itself
eliminated
from
the
field.
For
these
reasons
it
was
decided
Dial
a
line
should
be
built
by
a
separate
company
and
franchise
without
calling
upon
the
re
sources
of
Hie
Canadian
National.
Work
Commenced
"The
line
into
the
Houyn
dis
trict
from
O'llrien
has
been
located
and
work
has
commenced
UitVCOhicftcJi.liaA
been
let
lo
the
lowest
bidder
of
a
numler
of
well
known
contractors.
The
estimated
cost
of
Hie
lino
is
somewhere
less
than
three
million
dollars
and
arrangements
have
been
made
wilh
respect
to
finance
through
prominent
bankers.
As
the
work
proceeds
Hie
funds
necessary
for
the
payment
of
the
contractors
will
be
advanced
by
the
bankers..
Interest
will
be
paid
at
the
rate
of
fou
and
a
half
per
cent
per
annum,
but
will
be
paid
only
as
nnd
when
the
funds
are
drawn.
Upon
completion
of
the
work
and
lite
delerminaltoh
of
the
exact
cost,
bonds
will
be
Issued
nnd
sold
for
thai
amount.
The
proceeds
will
be
used
for
tho
purpose
"of
liquidating
the
temporary
loan
provided
by
the
bankers
durina
construction."
"All
payments
In
connection
wilh
the
rntprprlsp,
whether
with
respect
In
construction
or
finance,
will
bear
the
certification
of
the
proper
engineering,
legal
and
financial
offlcrr
of
Ihe
Canadian
National.
The
Crown
lias
been
authorized
in
the
usual
way
lo
lease
tho
.properly
from
the
constructing
company
for
a
period
of
thirty
years
al
a
rental
based
upon
four
nnd
n
half
per
cent
Interest
and
sinking
fund
reiiuiremenls
on
the
bonds
issued
and
outstanding.
Advertise
In
tha
Daily
News.
fa
ib
rmi
Sportsmen!
We
are
Headquarters
for
Sporting
Goods
of
all
kinds
We
carry
the
famous
WESTERN
SUPER
"X"
LONG
RANGE
SHOT
SHELLS
See
us
for
Hand
Logger's
Supplies
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
Parts-
-Cable
Axes
Saws,
etc
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HARDWARE,
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Avenue
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that
John
Jacuh
Euwler,
oi
urem
uiarier,
piianie,
rancner,
in
trjid
lo
apply
ror
pcrnilnslnn
to
pur
clwe
the
rollowlnr
desrrtlied
land.4:
ComnieiH-:ii
at
a
pout
planted
on
the
e.t
hank
id
the
Stiklne
hlver,
near
the
Creat
Olarler,
at
mitheat
corner
thfncn
rmmlnr
north
XI
chain;
thence
in
a
westerly
direction
so
rhaln
thence
in
a
southerly
direction
10
chain)
thence
in
an
easterly
nireriiou
so
rlialu.
to
cum
menretwiil
mmi.
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tsts.
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la
cancelled.
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Minister
vf
LamU
Landa
Department,
Victoria.
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tin!
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