iPAQE
8IX
AUDITORIUM
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EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENINQ
Heginnfng
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
t
lie
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
lake
caro
ot
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOR
SALE
Phone
Black
449
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
pure
)rugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
ou
will
always
find
the
highest
quality
al
this
store
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
L
13
T
US
S
K
11
YE
Y
O
U
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
I
Lead
Others
Follow
The
Home
of
Trunks
and
Suitcases.
Pioneer's
Friend
Hudson's
Hay
Blankets.
Pierc
Paris
Loggers'
Boots.
Big
Horn
Brand
Clothing.
Original
Diamond
Sweaters.
Genuine
Fur
Seal
Coats,
guaranteed.
Mice's
Dyes.
Tents.
Blankets,
Bags.
Pat
Piipson
Socond
Avenue
Genuine
Indian
Mude
Curios
PRESERVING
SEASON
Preserving
Peaches,
per
crate
..,
S1.65
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
2
lbs.
for
35c
Per
basket
90o
Field
Tomatoes,
Ii
lbs.
25c
Per
basket
....
65c
Cucumbers,
3
for
25c
Celery
15c
and
20o
tJravenslcin
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
25
c
Plums,
per
basket
....
50
0
Watermelon,
per
lb
7c
Grapes,
per
lb
30o
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
6th
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PMNCK
nupurtT
ACTIVE
YEAR
I
EMPLOYMENT!
Government
Bureau
Makes
Creditable
Showing
Through-
1
out
Province
J
With
a"
total
or
PJ.153
persons,
placed
in
'employment
for
the)
year,
of
which
number
33,000!
were
sent
to
"regular''
positions,
the
Employment
Service
of
the
provinces
makes
a
highly
credit-!
able
showing
for
the
year
11125.
the
report
of
the
department
of,
labor,
which
has
just
been
pre-.
s.ented
to
Hon.
A.
M.
.Mahson,
niin-j
isler
of
labor,
by
the
deputy
minister,
J.
I).
Mc.Viven,
brings
out
the
fact
that
ten
jier
cent
more
persons
were-placed
in
employ
ment
than
in
the
previous
year.
Wages
and
Factories
Other
sections
of
the
report
deal
with
the
administration
of
the
Hours
of
Work
Act,
and
dis
cuss
the
new
situation
created!
by
the
passing
of
the
new
Minim
um
Wipge
law
for
male
workers.
Factory,
inspection
is
the
feature
j
of
another
part
of
the
report,
and
a
full
list
is
also
given
of
employers'
and
workers
organizations
in
the
province.
One
of
the
functions
formerly;
discharged
by
the
Soldiers'
Civil;
He-establishment
Board
lhat
of
endeavoring
to
find
employment
for
handicapped
ex-serviee
ini-n
is
now
'being,
performed
by
the
Employment
'Service;
and
for
this;
purpose
special
sections
have
been
created
in
the
Vancouver
and
Victoria
offices.
Despite
the
difficulties
inherent
to
Hie
pies-!
enee
of
a
very
large
number
o:
I
handicapped
men
in
this
prov
ince,
a
considerable
amount
01
success
Vancouver
office
was
instrumen
tal
in.
securing
1.08G
placements
under
this
head,
and
the
Victoria
WATER
NOTICE
Dlttrtlon
and
Uaa
TAkE
Noticl
Hut
somervlllo
Cannery
Company
Limned,
wbnie
addrefi
I'
Oore
ATenue
wnirr.
inrouvr.
a.
win
tppu
for
a
lir?nse
m
likp
and
usp
SO
L-allixis
pr
r
minute
ut
ualer
uul
of
un
oamd
slrrui.
vrnirli
rinu
norlnrriv
aud
dnin
into
irr-
rusnti
Bay.
Mi't
Inlrl.
about
10
chains
ursl
rrmn
.
I.
cortwr
Lot
l7t.
o.
c.
1'1-trlrt.
Th
aler
will
be
dlvirtwl
rnii
the
stream
al
a
txlnt
aiMiut
6
.hain
from
mouih
uf
clrrani
and
will
be
used
for
InduMnal
and
domes'lr
purjxc
upon
tlx-land
desrrlbrd
as
Bl'irk
A.
l
ot
1571.
IjueeD
Charlotte
lnlrui.
ln
not
Ire
was
posted
on
the
around
on
the
llib
day
or
Jul)',
tojs.
a
rony
of
this
notlre
and
an
apnli-
ili.n
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Art"
uill
be
riled
In
the
oKiea
or
the
Water
Kerorder
at
1'rnn-e
Rupert.
8.
C.
iDJerllon
to
tlie
appliraOon
niaj
be
filed
with
tlie
ald
Water
Kerorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
rtlrnti.
Parlia
ment
BuMdiDH.
Victoria.
U.
C,
within
thirl
days
after
th
firt
appearame
of
this
notlre.
In
I
kv-il
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publlratlon
of
this
notlre
l
illy
10.
li.
su.nt.nt
ii
i.r.
tAA.iiM
COMPANY,
LTD..
Applirani.
By
F.
H.
MATHERS.
Ateni.
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
SATURDAY
ONLY
Malkin's
Jlest
Coffee,
1
lb.
tin-,
each
60c
Limit
2
to
each
customer.
I
f
I
1
Sunkist
Orairges,
2
doz.
for.
Scjif1
Hood
Cooking
Apples,
per
lb..
.5cetn
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phone-
'687,.
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
'
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fui
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
RJR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
5W
tV
OG
OD
HEALTH
DEPENDS
FIRST
UPON
GOOD
FOODS
IN
CORRECT
COMBINATION
1a
Op.
Frank
McCoy
minor
or
"The
Fat
W
to
Htallh"
Hay
Fever
Constipation
The-.-
w.
llMrc--llir
maladies
iml
over
thirty
-ill
other
-lieu
illeanes
ran
he
cured.
A
prWimlnaiY
rasi.
followed
h
1ii't"tif
corn
foul
row-l:iH
ii
banlbr
disease
f'
in
the
.i-ii).
Till
know
ledae
i
wiiliui
tun-
reach,
piilli-hcil
in
plain
undei
laudable
ihtiiai-.
Do
nut
suffer
another
day.
yet
DR.
FR9.NK
McCOY'S
BOOK
"THE
FAST
WAY
TO
HEALTH"
1
W
oooio
tow
ecrr
IM
I
nvwa
au
f
ov?o
inicu
in.
1
if-
M
TNtaoocmwi
zzr
B)
office
80
i.
!
The
ri'.irt
slates
that
thouhi
ten
per
cent
more
persons
em
ployed
in
this
province
than
during
any
period
sinee
1020,
the
supply
of
labor
was
in
excess
of
the
demand.
During
the
month
of
August
the
Kmployment
Service'
sent
nearly
0,C00
men
and
women
to
the
prairie
provinces
for
harvest
work.
In
the
last
four
years
31.000
men
and
women
from
this
province
have
lieen
as
'
tl
for
a
license,
to
take
and
ute
IS
tl
lions
per
minute
of
water
nut
of
un-named
Merling
Sterling
Catsup.
Uitsup,
3
3
bottles
bottles
for
for
50c
SOciTht
Tht
notice
was
pojied
im
the
nund
I
bis
catsup
regularly
sells
for
30c
Jiff,
''.rf
l?xiAnn'
per
bottle
and
our
supply
.Jjyt,;
u.
a-
is
limited.
Urick
Creamery
llulter,
per
lb.
40c
Hulk
Creamery
Hutter.
lb.
37'2c
Fresh
KgKs.
3
doz.
for
...
$1.00
at
Prince
liupcrt,
B.
('.
a
ropy
or
pursuant
i.-
..
IV...II.
i.
i.
i
I
ne-iii-r.
newsoaiier.
The
The
date
nate
of
or
tlie
ine
flrtt
rirtt
di
Will
i
ncs.
MurwiMi
rears,
targe
sitr.
,,n
of
,n
,
u,,,,,
,
Julv
t0
,
12".
per
box
''
S2.85
'
soMr.nVn.i
r.
ifANMF.rtT
!
rllUKlVV
ITU
Per
dozen
35c
Give
Us
a
Call
and
Save
Money
I
Berorder
Objections
to
the
application
mav
be
filed
lth
the
taid
Waler
Itcroriler
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Hlfhtf.
parliament
Buildlnra,
Victoria.
B.
C.
within
thlriv
day
after
the
ursi
aiiearance
or
idis
notice
in
a
local
public
Applicant.
tix
i
i.
lAiiitHS.
Aircnt.
(MI1U1MIFIC
;
to
euuope
j
1
MAKR
KKSr.RVATION'S
KOWl
.
FROM
MONTREAL
To
Lltarpool
Sepl
:i.
tli
t
I
Mont'
larr
'(U
IT.
Oct.
I.
Mintro
Sept.
(.
orl.
..
Monlralni
To
Chtrbourg-Southampton-
Antwtrp
bepl.
,
net,
r.
Mrllta
tvyi.
tt.
.
tfii
Mluiic(iiua
To
Blfl-Olatgow
fepi.
.
oct.
7
Metayama
FROM
QUEBIC
.
.
To
Llnrpool
,
pi.
l.N-y.
...
Moutroval
To
Chrbour(8outhaniptn-ftamburg
tept.
1.
sen
b
.
.
rnitirem
of
l'raui:'
To
Chrbourg-8outhamplon
Sept.
11.
"rt.
.
Miipret
uf
irolland.
To
Blft-OIgow
Sejil.
k:i.
oct.
l
Munlnalm
DIRECT
TO
IRELAND
Appl'
to
Atnt
eerrher
er
fuKSIEK.
Un.
Att
R.
Station.
Vancouver.
Ttlcphon
Strraour
2(10,
tan,
rac
kt-,
TtiSc
A'uu.
FAST
HORSES
AT
ST.
LEGER
Coronach,
Swift
and
Sure,
Com
1
ady
King
and
Lance
Oaye
Entered
For
Last
Event
COLORADO
NOT
ENTERED
Lord
Woolavlngton's
Three
Year-Old
Is
Favorlto
for
Doncaster
This
Year
LONDON,
Tug.
.21.-
Canadian
Pi
ess,1.
On
the
historic
Town
Moor
.course
on
Wednesday,
September
8,
the
rream
of
the
three-year-olds
of
the
English
turf
will
race
in
tlie
St.
l.eger,
fifth
and
last
of
(lie
season's
great
classics.
Leading
con-
lenders.
Coronach,
Swift
and
Itsine,
Comedy
Klnx
and
Lanco
'Oaye.
have
been
Intensively
pro
paring
for
several
weeks
ail,
and
will
be
trained
to
the
min
uate
when
they
face
the
starter
in
the
old
but
fver-lhrilliug
struggle
for
thoroughbred
an
premacy.
!
The
distance,
making
the
s
nior
classic
the
hardest
rare,
of
the
fie.
is
n
mile,
six
furlong
and
132
yards.
The
monetary
lvalue
of
the
great
race
aproxl-
males
t8.0o0.
The
St.
Leper
was
established
in
1776
four
lyears
before
the
Uerhy.
Two
;
hundred
and
ninety-nine
were
nominated,
but
conspicuously
absent
from
the
entry
is
the
beautifully
built
Colorado,
Lorn
Der-,by's
Phalaris
coll
who
won
thf
first
classic,
the
Two
Thousand
(Guineas,
and
finished
third
in
(the
Epsom
Derby.
Dominant
Horse
In
the
opinion
of
the
averace
has
been
obtained.
The
ire
were
in
11.23
approximately;,
urfilCf
ere
Mn
0
douW
sisted
by
the
Kiirploynient
Service,
the
.Vewarmkel
classic
he
to
obtain
employment
in
the
three
prairie
provtryes,
anil
the
complaints
received
have
not
averaged
one
per
thousand
so
employed.
Few
Labor
Disputes
The
year
was
remarkably
free,
says
the
report,
from
labor
disputes
of
a
serious
character,
though
there
we,
re
a
number
of
minor
troubles
requiring
adjustment
from
time
to
time.
The
total
amount
of
working
time
lost
by
these
disputes
was
23,307
diy
which
compares
favorably
with
the
223.870
days
lost
in
the
previous
year,
and
is.
indeed,
a
belter
showing
than
could
be
equal
led
during
several
previous
years.
WATER
NOTICE
ttieaui,
which
riuw
northerly
and
drain
into
teraUMii
Bay,
Maaael
Inlet,
about
4,
rtiains
wed
of
V
V
rorner
l.nt
1171.
''.orn
Flakes,
fkisar
Krisp,
ea.
10o(0twn
Charlotte
Island
DIMrict.
The
water
I
u
ill
tA
1l
fn.m
ha
ai(um
at
Ctranulated
Sugar,
5
lbs.
for
35cjpouu
i
rham
in
a
oiuu
eteriv
oireniou
iruoi
...
i
.
iwiwt
oi
i.fit
iai,
v.
.
nisi..
will
be
ux-d
nr
Industrial
and
poni-Diinxwe
unon
the
land
denrrilied
ai
.1
1
.
.
t.
.
.j
,
.
.
.
.
..
i
.
.....
concerning
Ihe
winner
of
ihe
Dontaster
classic.
Coronach,
Lord
Woolavfinflon's
giant
rbestnul,
son
of
Hurry
On
out
of
Wet
Kiss,
Is
the
dominant
three-year-old
of
the
season.
Coronach's
wonderful
perfor
mance
in
after
niid-eaon
race
gave
sporting
writers
cause
In
speculate
nn
how
he
ever
lot
the
Two
ThouVand
Ouineas.
It.
defeated
by
Colorado,
who
with
a
great
burst
of
speed.
In
the
Derby
Coronach
eame
into
his
own
and
from
the
start
left
no
doubt
of
his
nupremacy.
won
n
a
canler
Colorado
was
third,
and
Lance
(layo
second.
Coronach
later
"ran
away"
with
the
St.
James
Palace
Stakes
e.t
Ascot,
from
a
good
field,
finish
ing
20
lengths
in
front
uf
Sir
.le
HaUer
0
Lex,
a
coll
or
no
mean
ability.
Tq
top
these,
r.i
the
rich
Saudown
lxl
ipse
Stake-'
a
few
weeks
ago.
Coronach
won
al
his
leisure
mid
in
most
tin-piessive
fashion.
Few
Real
Contenders
If
Coronach
goes
to
the
post
for
the
St.
Legcr
in
good
con
dition,
it
will
take
a
wonder
h(iri
In
'ifofoal
lilm
.in,!
.
ilrn
Diftraicn
and
Ut
I
.
.
TAKE
MiTICE
lliat
Soinenllle
Canuerf'a
HOl'sC
I
IOCS
Hot
appear
lO
lit'
i.iMiipany
i.iiniieo.
nirut
anareaa
it
oore
fnrllicfmiliisf
Tim
nltiwr
flr
torillCOIIllIlg.
I
lie
OlIH
r
UTS
Avenue
Wharf.
Vanroiiver
H.
r...
will
n-.
ciass
inree-year-oiiis
nave
prac
tically
all
bowed
down
oeforc
Lord
WooIaviiifrlonV
great
coli
at
one
time
or
another.
They
are
Sir
Ahc
Ilailey'n
Lex,
Lord
Ator'
fswift
and
sjure,
who
wa-
running
well
in
(he
licrtiy
until
put
out
of
his
stride
hy
a
iIok
W.
M.
i.
Singer'st
l.ane
Oaye.
second
in
Ihe
lertiy,
and
Fred
Curzon's
Comedy
Kinsr,
who
i
stated
to
have
developed
well
lurid?
the
unuiier.
The
leading
fillies
anil
ffep
lemher
i
noted
a
mare
month"
are
l.onl
Alor'
flim
hay
liy
lluehan
Long
Suit,
winner
of
the
Onk.
and
her
stable
companion
(iav
Mini,
third
m
the
Kpsoni
classic;
Anthony
ih-Holhfehilir
Pillion,
winner
of
the
One
Thousand
Guineas,
and
Lord
Durham's
Trilogy,
neond
in
that
race.
None
of
these
fout
leaders
are
entered
in
tho
ft
l.ejier.
fcir
Aoo
Ilailcy
s
hrown
filly
Sonatina,
who
had
a
notnhn)
.two-year-old
rerord,
i
nomin
aled,
however,
and
another
oou
r.ii..
j..
ii
..
.
.
ii
1
in;
iii
uiu
rare
jg
iaii
.
it.
iii
t-
cy
a
Part
Worn.
Refused
Half
Million
Ihe
St.
I.i'aer
winner
invari
ably
turns
out
to
he
a
iloininaut
factor
on
ihe
turf
Ihe.
following
M-Hfoji
wilness
Jhe
niicceio
of
Sir
John
Itiitlierford'ti
great
colt
Solnrio.
winner
last
year,
for
whom
him
owner
Tini'r?fiied
an
offer
of
half
n
hilllioii
dollars.
One
of
the
"piomisiiin'
three
year-olil.4''of
Mny"mi'',Juno
may
have
developed
so
well
as
to
threaten
Coronach.
,
Hut
it
1
hardly
likely,
Consla'ble
ymari,
who
Is
to
h'
transferred
jmm
prince
HU
perl
to
Hiizeltun
In
the
service
of
Ihe
provincial'
polU'le,
'
eaiU
I
lil
s
eveniw
on
,lhe
I'rinci
Oeorjo
for
Vancouver.
famous
imn
Retret'y
Am
Via
C
rtrmulm
(wiM
Urn
im.
abl
itmli.
tm
tmtwm
tut
tilifl
l
tut.
Itck.
UktiiM
In
anf
Ulo
iMtin.
fm
ntnul
mli.
Im4
hf
twlltt
OEOROI
V.
LEI
r.O.
Ut
1422
Vitl.il.
IC
CONSERVATIVE
WAS
ONE
WHO
TOOK
JOY
RIDE
IN
A
STEAMER
C.VMPHELLTON,
X.
11..
Aug.
20.
When
the
Liberals
look
office,
Canada
trade
inllanre
was
six
million
and
it
is
now
38,
million,
were
the
figures
tiuoted
here
by
Hon.
Ji
A.
llohb,
hiiiiirtr,
iU
finance
in
the
kiivg
o
eminent.
During
the
last
year
of
Mr.
Me&hen's
previous
ildministra-
tion
the
revenue
of
Canada
bad
been
9l2l.O00.O0U,
which
the
Ll-i
bcrals
increased
to
12lUHo,O0u
in
IU23,
to
$135,000,000
in
11121.
and
to
91
13,000.000
in
1U25.
On
the
same
trial
form,
Hon
Peter
Veniot,
former
premier
of
New
I
Ira
ns
wick,
insisted
that
J.
A.
Uoneet,
who
made
the
charges
concerning
the
rruic
of
the
Mar
garet,
had
been
made
the
instrument
of
unscrupulous
persons.
The
speaker
carried
a
certified
ropy
of
ttie
log
of
the
Margaret
and
showed
the
I.apoinlz
episode
to
be
groundlet..
but
read
where
Hon.
Dr.
Iteid
in
101
1
look
a
trip
of
several
weeks
on
the
Sageuiiay
Hiver
and
later
Mr.
YVtgmore,
of
St.
John,
had
placed
the
ship
at
the
diMsttl
of
Lady
Violet
Hen
derson,
who
was
(beu
lady-in-waiting
to
the
Duke
and
Due
ties
of
Devonshire,
and
that
the
vessel
sailed
many
days
and
nwbts
on
the
St.
Lawrence
Hiver
at
the
expense
of
the
people.
1H1
BAhAMUeTCY
ACT.
I
Tilt:
tSTATt
AML
HiUIUoMl.
uUiorum
itnor.
MlTllt
t
llrlcU)
titeti
tbal
Amilr
Hi
-ii-
IW4M1.
igT
I'rincr
Hurrl,
B.
i...
did
un
hr
inn
aty
of
mitum.
tr.
lutie
an
altwr-
Meil
asiritn.riu
of
all
Iter
prttrrl'
fM
tlie
lirtieril
tier
cmlttun.
tl
ttul
II.
MarLrod.
UffhUI
Rereltee.
bat
id
futaled
iw
to
be
iUsiU
t
I
ha
mUiwI
4
ine
urbiwr
until
tne
rreililor.
at
llietei
Or.
I
merlin
thail
elect
a
Int.lee
hi
ad-1
uinister
the
etlate
of
tne
debtor.
1
Aimr.t:
i
further
utea
that
the
ftrtt
iMettBr
rrtHUt
lu
lit
alie
e.lle
in
m
nera
at
tne
utricr
uf
ine
urrKUl
Hereler
at
I
he
Khim
H'Mise.
CrtlKr
Hu
vert.
B.
t...
un
the
tttb
day
of
Autu.l.
!.
al
II
orkirl
in
irw
rurruwo
Tu
entitle
tun
to
vole
Iberrat
nruuf
at
yuar
Hailin
imusi
be
tudttsl
llh
ue
betoc
ne
inretini'
i
oem.
i
I'nale
lo
be
ionl
l
the
lueeuai
ntu.ll
be
lolretl
witb
me
prior
tnefeto.
Ami
ranker
lake
twtlc
ifeal
If
jri
Have
any
Uliu
aaaiiul
I
he
debtor
fur
Mrh
to
an-
cntn'esl
to
rank,
peinf
tit'
uch
cltiin
niitet
be
filed
milk
rue
t"tw
'Mrtr
il)
rrorn
ibe
date
uf
Hit.
Bim
'or
Irulft
anal
after
tlir
etolrallun
uf
Hie
time
fixed
b)
nbH-rlun
of
tecllon
17'
r
tne
.n
i
-uu
ni.iriixiie
tne
.r
'
tettt
of
ibe
iteblvr'a
csl.le
anew
tb
a
riles
eiitlllefl
Ibrrvto
HMf
rerard
'Kill
bi
the
claim
of
Mrh
I
bate
then
notlrn
utiMi
at
I'rince
Huteei.
n.
tbis
nth
day
of
Auru.l.
!.
L.
Ml
MltAT
H
l-I.UI,
OittMNan.
LAND
ACT.
Nslk
ot
Inuntlon
(
Apply
t
Lt
ln
In
I'nticti
ltu(ert
Uwl
herordinr
uu
inn
of
I'titl
llinnr
.
ami
tilutl
South
Hachael
Itlaud.
TAkt
XiTlCL
lhat
Alfred
s
win-no.
uf
Prtrwe
Ituperl,
orruilloa
Minner.
in
lend
lit
tfnly
for
i
leas
of
Ihe
follow
lot
described
land:
Comnwnetnt
al
in!
Manled
at
tlu
north
end
Of
South
narbtel
liland;
thence
aroufkl
lhe
Itland
al
hith
maler
war
a
and
ennUluiDir
ID
acre,
inore
or
leaa.
IHIM
ee.
vt
ie
ALHIKII
SWU.SHt.
.
SpflKanl
I
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUfllkn
lo
Apoly
lo
lim
Lana'
In
stiklne
tutition.
i'4hiii.
Ijrut
ne
eorrtinir
Imirlrt
of
lUssiar,
and
llnle
at
Oraml
luplal.
on
the
stikine
Hirer
and
lo
ine
ei
or
surtereti
mm
o
470
TAaE
"OiTll-E
thai
I.
Waller
Srotl
simp
on,
or
Teletrarh
t:ree.
n.
C
.
oerupatloii,
nanetier.
intends
In
awt
for
1
kt
of
'he
followlna:
rterrrilml
(and
-
ra.inlnenrlnr
at
a
pol
planted
on
Ihe
Virlhwett
eorner
of
U.i
tit.
tbenre
Koulh
10
rhiln;
tlienre
West
n
rhain.
thenr
Xorth
40
rni:
ihenre
Fi
I
rhatn.
ind
nmtalntnr
Fnriv
htm.
me.re
or
le.
WALTI
II
SCOTT
SIVP..0,
MHf
nl.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlen
to
Apply
t
Laa
Lan
In
Prinre
Unpen
land
Iteeordint
In
Irlri
or
tkat
nanre
s,
and
iltutie
mi
Xorih
Hartiart
Island.
TAKE
soiTICK
lhat
Alfred
wann,
nf
I'rlnre
flnpert.
oerupatloii
Mariner.
In
lend
lo
appl
Mr
a
lrae
of
the
follow
n
oeteriixHi
inn
Cmneni'lnr
al
a
notl
nlanied
ti
the
0111th
end
of
forth
narharl
jtland:
Ihenee
in
inn
in"
isiana
ai
nun
trater
mail,
and
rontalnint
is
arr-.
nor
or
le.
Al.ritEP
SWASO.t.
Applicant
rled
nell
nixti
ni
a
M
ppnt
fir.
II
FROM
MONTREAL
'
f
TO
PLYMOUTH-CHERaOURQL0NDON.
Asranla
Mi.
n
una
sent
:
TO
LIVERPOOL
Auranla
nt.
?.
Sipl.
i.
Oct,
ft
TO
BELFAST
AND
OLASOOW
Allwiiia
.
lelllla
.
s,-pt
171
TO
QUtENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Irani
,
on
.
Atir.es
sinnrn
.
sept.
1
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CMERBOURQ
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
flireiiMru
..
Si'pt,
I.
Sept.
.
or,
i
'Maiiretanla
S-pt,
,
Srpi,
.',
mi.
o
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Sent
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!
tiel.
ft,
fl.
o
7
TO
LONDONDERRY
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