Engagement
ling,
$75.00
Tins
I
a
vnry
special
Vtt
in
we
have
jul
mounted
up
nml
we
(guarantee
.
,tlie
unt
(o
be
perfeetsaifit
Jrec
from
any
flavJ-jRir
polf,
Tlio
stone
I
of
very
good
sue
anil
yon
can
have
it
mounted
In
while
or
yellow
kiiM
a
desired.
.OUmr
good
value
50,0ft,
01(10.(10
.ami
150.00.
John
Bulger
lid,
Jewells
PRICE
1ST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men
s
fun,
cleaned
nml
ti
-kcm1
S2.00
;
Men
N
Suits,
sponged
nml
pre
i
.
.
SI.
OH
M
'!)
Pants,
cleaned
am)
pressed
$1.00
Mr
ii
8
Pant.
sponged
and
pressed
5"c
Mi
s
Ov
(coals,
cleanei!
and
pressed,
from..
42.00
Men
Ovrxroat.
sponged
and
pressed
1.00
Ladles'
List
LI,
ailleg'
Hull
it,
dark
color
$2.00
I.
:rties
BulU,
light
color
:
Skirls,
dark
color
i.no
Mi;
Skirts.
IkIiI
color
$1.25
Skirl,
nlealed
and
fanned
.75
sille
Skirt.
preed
only
$1.00
I
ndies
S.rfrfs.
pleated
11.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
It
Best
&
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
S
Bulkley
Valley
BEEF
'Pol
Iloas's.
pei-
Hi.
10o
lo
12'go
Hound
llone
(Iven
HininIs,
per
Hi.
15o
I
Hound
Steak,
per
Hi.
.
.
25c
Sin
irin
Slenk.
per
111.
..
30c
I.eK
Pork,
per
II
35c
I
in
Pork,
per
Ih
38c
siKioIder
Pork.
jer
Hi.
28o
l-resli
killed
Lamb
and
Veal
ii
ivoiK
Friday'
trnin
for
Saturday
business
Sealu
y
oodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
455.
We
Deliver.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTI8T
Helgeraon
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Office
Hours-
9
to
0.
X-Ray
8arvloa
Phone
888.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Kvenings
Saturdays
0
to
12
noon
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
lixqulslto
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V
A.
Third
Ave.
4
hiurfday.
April
29.
1028.
...
THE
DAILY
NRW3
k.
-.;v-i'
mm
1
!
-'-
PAOB
P1VH
Nice
Diamond!
FINAL
LECTURE
ON
FORESTRY
Gyro
Club
Hears
Able
Address
from
R.
H.
Lelgiiton
on
Importance
of
Protection"-"
Stressing
Hie
necessity
of
Hie
pulillr
becoming
so
educate'
that
it
may
more
fully
assist
flic
authorities
in
llieir
work
of
pro-leelirig
Hie
forests,
the
natural
resource
on
wliirh
depend
U'rj(i
Ish
Columbia'
most"
Imporjjfp
single
industry,
II.
II.
.idghmr?j
fire
lnperlor
of
Hie
local
Fotv
est
Branch,
delivered
m
impressive
address.
l"-foro
Iho
Priiice
Ilupert
Oyro
Chili
yes
terday
afternoon
on
Hie
subject
of
"Forest
.
Protection."
.Mr.
Lelghlon
declared
Ihal
In
British
Colombia
wax
lo
bo
found
seventy
per
ceil
of
(lie
Dominion's
soft
wood
timber
slnnd,
(lie
greatest
supply
f
such
limner
In
Hie
Itrif
ImIi
Km-plro;
Illustrating
hi
figures
wllli
suitable
chart,
he
.howed
dial
the
limlier
stand
of
the
province
today
Mood
at
-35(1
billion
feel
which,
nfler
all,
waybill
a
remnant
after
000
billion
feel
had
been
destroyed
by
fire
during
the
(fast
seventy-five
vear.
There
wu
an
invest
ment
of
IU0
million
dollar
in)
I
he
liinlu
r
industry
of
Hie
province
and
II
supported
n
pa),
roll
of
twenty
thousand
people.
The
province's
niol
importliiit
siliule
industry,
lal
year'
limber
production
had
been
valued
nl
HI
million
dollar.
Impressive
F'gues
The
great
problem
lo
be
contended
with,
Mr.
l.-iglilon,
I
a
I
-
eil
vn
Hie
orolerlloii
of
the
merchantable
limlfr
stand
that
remained
In
the
province
a
well
a
llie
yiuinu
tlinbcr
that
wu
crowintf
ill).
Horiiilr
11)15.
Ihe
wnrsl
fire
year
on
record
in
the
province,
there
Inul
been
5,.
521
forel
fire
which
hsd
burn
ed
over
I.OSt.ooq
acre
of
land.
destroying
l.nr.H.ooo.ooo
boarl
feet
of
limber
-.villi
a
total
r
tiinated
In
of
.1.5(lll.000.
Thill
enough
timber
had
been
l
1.1
the
province
during
the
'sing!
year
lo
keep
tich
a
pulp
mill
n
thai
at
(lei-ail
Knll
operating
i'onttiiiioii-ty
for
iieen
SYNOPSIS
OF
I'M
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrrvd.
survey
Crown
Lni.l
may
t
ir'nipte4
by
DrltUh
aubjrets
over
!
tears
of
.
arl
by
alin
on
Oeclatlna
Intention
to
lco-n
llrlllah
anlijeiti.
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
nd
Improvemvnt
for
tsrrlculturt
ourpoaea,
Kull
Informatton
concerhlna
ngM-.atluna
rrsarillna
pre-emptions
It
given
In
llulletln
No.
1,
Land
Srie,
"lluw
to
l'ra-empt
Ijlnd."
oopla
ot
hlch
csn
be
obttlnad
free
or
chare
ty
addttMlna
the
Department
o(
Lnrxts.
V
t.
torts,
D
C.
or
to
tny
Government
unt
Record
will
be
aranted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
hurpoaea,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
carry
In
a:
oer
H.000
board
feet
per
acre
west
ot
the
Coast
Hani
and
i.oOQ
feet
per
acre
eaat
of
that
Itanse.
Applications
for
pre-emption
are
to
be
addressed
10
the
Land
Com
mUtloner
of
the
Land
Recording
DU
vlalon.
in
which
the.
land
applied
for
le
altuated.
and
are
made
en
printed
fonna.
copies
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
rre-emptlona
must
be
occupied
for
five
year
and
tmprovemente
mad
to
value
ot
tit
Per
acre.
Including
cleaxlna
and
cultivating
at
least
five
tcrea.
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
ae
the
llulletln
"Mow
to
ITe-empt
lAnd"
PURCHASE
Applications
sr
received
for
purchase
or
vacant
and
unreserved
1
Crown
lands,
not
being
timberland.
for
agricultural
purpose:
minimum
price
for
rtrt-ele
(arable)
land
la
II
per
acre,
and
second
elaee
(gracing)
land
I1.S0
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
Id.
Land
Berlee.
"I'lirchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lnnde.
MIIL
ractory,
or
Industrial
sites
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leaeed,
th
conditions
including
payment
of
ttumpsge.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
1
,.,,
mKy
be
lessed
as
homesltea,
Motional
upon
a
dwelling
being
&ctedln
the
Hr.t
Tr.Utl.
being
obtainable
after
residence
Srivement
condition,
are
fulfills
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
aw
araxtng
and
Industrial
pur
JZZ
tre"
n't
etoeedlng
MS
axree
sTbV
l"
by
one
perso.
or
a
sompany.
qsjaZINQ
under
the
Oraelng
Act
the
Inee
Is
divided
Into
grating
dlstrtoU
rS7s
and
uavell
u.
ta
us
Her
Heart
Palpitated
She
Had
Fainting
Spells
Mr.
J,
Wilno-i,
Port
Oeorre,
N.B,
writes!
"I
iufTered
from
palpitation
of
the
leart
tod
alntisg
epell.
sad,
St
.time,
I
could
not
be
left
aone
1
was
to
nervous.
My
trouble
wtt
canned
from
over
work
v
tad
worry,
having
bee
a
left
aJene
with
t
Urge
family.
1
bad
tried
everrtblBg,
wltbont
toy
relief,
but
I
know,
to-day,
that
I
would
bare
been
a
nervous
wreek
but
for
your
wonderful
TktM
Pills
tre
for
sale
st
til
drug-ritts
tsd
drtler;
put
op
onlj-
by
The
T.
Milturo
Co.,
Liiuited,
TuronU,
ObL
years.
Of
the
2,521
fires,
1881)
had
lieen
caused
directly
by
the
hu
man
hand
either
wilfully
-
ol
carelessly.
Mr.
I.eighlon
refer
red
lo
the
anti-forest
complex
which
still
seemed
lo
exist
will.
many
people
and
which
cause
I
litem
to
disregard
lite
serious
ness
of
forest
fires.
He
cited
the
instance
or
a
civil
engineer,,,.
,oV(,r
,1Pr
a
m;m
In
the
Lake
district
who
had.,,,
,,,
ll(1(j,al
iri(.ken
wjUi
allowed
a
fire,
which
he
mightritlllliuinin.
...,,
,ca,
np.1P
fll
easily
have
put
out
in
il
in-ai!(,
,n,(.a,
(,r
,(,,.
mi(.
clpienl
stages,
to
destroy
one
ot.(,.
,
,-,.,
sh(.
,la,,
Hie
finest
stands
of
timber
in
the
interior
country.
Public
Education
Public
education
was
one
of
Ihe
mosl
necessary
faelors
ir.
llie
conservation
of
the
pro-1
preparations
for
llie
wedding,
vince'
limber
and
the
I'oresi'to
buy
clothes,
and
even
lo
pur-
Itrancli
was
conceit
I
rating
on
the
cln.nl
children
in
II
campaign.
The
appointment
of
honorar
fire
warden
was
another
ef
fective
no-ans
of
protection..
That
Ihe
work
of
the
department
alonsr
till
line
in
Prinee
Ituperl
district
was
having
good
effect
was
indicated,
Mr.
I.eb-ton
said,
through
Hie
enviable
record
of
(hi
ditricl
lal
yenr
the
worst
yenr
for
the
province
a
a
whole.
It
was
neces
sary,
however,
that
the
woiii
should
be
kept
up
but
Hie
full
backing
of
Ihe
people
was
lie-
eesary.
In
the
matter
of
seditions,
Mr.
Leighlon
vcn-:
iouId
recover.
A
a
con-lured
Ihe
opinion
that
if
the
MMjueiire
(he
will
that
had
beet,
people
fully
realucd
Ihe
value
made
in
her
favor,
beiiieathiiu'
of
the
forest
and
the
loss
lha"
her
everything
that
he
woub!
was
occasioned
through
fire
th!
leave,
was
altered.
Shortly
be-Ihey
would
not
be
so
loath
to
rre
he
passed
away,
(hough,
asil
Ihe
department
ty
giving
he
repented
and
was
lo
have
evidence
against
lhoe
who
changed
il
once
more,
this
time
niisthl
be
careless
with
fire.
make
it
out
with
his
wire-lo-
.lr.
Leighlon'
closed
Ins
ad-
(.
as
beneficiary.
He
died
be-
dres
by
appealing
lo
the
mem-
her
of
the
Hyro
Club
lo
spread
(ion.
Ihe
gospel
of
forest
protecting
Do.pjie
the
final
conditions
and
lo
govern
Ihelr
aelijjn
ac-,0f
t1P
will
the
woman,
had
Alio
cordingly
whei-ever
necessary
or
pnsihle.
Presblenl
Stan
Taylor
thanked
Mr.
I.eighlon
for
hi
address
and
offered
(lie
assurance
Hint
mem
ber
of
the
Hyro
Club
would
al
all
limes
stand
prepared
lo
assist
the
department
in
11
work.
(luesl
of
the
club
were
John
I.
Mills
of
Toronto
and
Ilnv
Warlock.
II.
V.
0.
I.n
Pine
and
Dale
Maher
of
Prince
Ilupert.
Advertise
in
Ihe
I
saily'
News.
QOVERNMCNT
LIQUOPi
ACT.
Notice
of
ppllctln
foe
Beer
Lletnce.
.NOTICE
IS
IIKHKHY
OIVEN
that
nn
the
llh
(lay
nt
Miy
noil
llw
unlerUtiHil
In
lends
lo
apply
l
the
l.lquor
Control
Hoard
for
t
Uemcc
in
renpect
to
pmnUe
kiMiwn
as
O.W.V.V
Unlet,
situate
In
ihe
timnolle
if
fort
Clement
J.
B.C.,
upmi
th-Uml
ilerrtliel
winlh
half
of
lot
S
ml
9,
blork
41,
lilntrlrl
kit
14.
Omen
Charlotte
llaiuls
lilalrlct.
srnmllns
In
rerl'lereit
inup
nr
plan
rtejrlled
It
Hi
Lend
fieellr.v
orfiee
in
llie
City
of
l-rlnre
Ilupert.
R.C.,
and
niniinrreil
l7,
Tor
IIm
sale
t
lieer
by
the
rlM
or
by
llie
open
Iwillle
for
eimKiimptUm
on
tli
preinles,
Patert
at
rrlnre
lliipi-rt.
B.C.
lliti
Jtli
day
of
April,
ISIA.
rn.sSK
rE.vnr.K,
Applicant.
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prince
Rupert
Electeral
District.
Stackenile
Electoral
DUtrlct.
NOTICE
Is
hereby
siren
that
1
shall,
on
Momtar,
ihe
tllh
day
or
May,
lS,
al
ihe
hour
or
to
n'rlork
III
the
forentHin.
al
llie
CnnM
Mouse,
Prtnre
Ilupert,
hold
a
miiint
nr
Ihe
Court
of
llrvMon
for
the
purpose
nf
revHlns
llie
list
or
voters
Tor
the
said
electoral
tliMrlrt.
anil
or
hearing-and
deleinilnlns
any
and
ll
nblertlons
lo
llie
relenllon
of
nv
name
on
the
said
int.
nr
lo
the
rrtltlratlon
a
voter
of
anr
lippllrant
for
rrtl'lratlnn;
artd
for
the
oiher
purpoHea
aet
Jorth
In
the
"Pro-lnnal
Elections
Art."
Hated
,
al
Prlnro
nupert,
n.C,
this
Sth
dav
r.f
April.
U.
,
.
rMnvv?rA;
WATT.
Heels
irsrnr-
Viviafor
ta
Prince
Hillert
nd
VaiTienns'
Tieetoral
f)llrri.
IN
PROBATE.
In
th
Supreme
Court
of
Brlllah
Columbia.
In
the
Matter
of
llie
Administration
Adam!
In
the
Mailer
nr
Ihe
Estate
nf
Albert
llove,
Oeeeaseit.
Intestate.
TAKE
INOTICE
Iliat
Iv
order
nr
Ills
llotMir,
P.
Melt.
Yroinr,
ihe
lih
ilav
nf
April.
A
J).
I0o.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
or
Albert
Bowles,
dei-easeil,
ami
all
parlies
Imrlns
Halms
amilnst
the
nld
estate
are
hereby
remilr-ed
In
fiirnl'h
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
toth
ilav
of
May,
A.r.
ISIS,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
remilrert
lo
pav
the
amount
or
lh!r
Indebtedness
tn
me
rorthwlth.
.NOIIMAN
A,
WATT,
Ortletal
Adimiilstralor,
rnnce
Rupert,
B.C.
Dated
the
SO
day
or
April,
AJ.
m.
MAN'S
DEATH
ENDS
ROMANCE
Woman
Came
from
England
to
Alberta
to
Marry
But
Found
Dying
Man
KlrMOXTOX,.
Aprd
28.-Tra-
aedy
ami
mifortone
lagged
in
the
wake
of
whal
prnmited
lo
Iw
a
happy
romance
which
coin-menced
with
correspondence
between
a
farmep-livery
man
in
a
country
diMricl
near
lo
Kdrnon-lou
and
a
young
wnnian
ti
YorkIiire,
l-Tiiglaml.
The
ro
ruance
lerihinaleil
with
the
arrival
of
the
prospective
britle
in
(''.diimnloti
lo
find
the
one
who
was
lo
have
been
her
huftliaml,
dying,
and
Herself
in
virtually
doMllule
circumstance
a
a
re-
Mill.
II
all
started
when
the
two
gained
touch
Willi
one
another
through
a
eorrespondence
agency'.
Afler
miinerou
leller.i,
traii(Mirlnion
was
finally
forwarded
Jq,
Hie
elaled
Knglih
woman
who
hailed
for
Canada,
after
selling
her
home
and
furniture.
Stricken
with
Pneumonia
Iteaehlng
Kdmonlon
on
April
,iuflV-,i
i,liluaii
r
thought
would
be
hers,
the
one
with
whom
she.
had
correspond
ed
turned
out-li-4e
an
old,
gre)
man
of
over'"H0.
Coming
inlo
the
city
to
make
chase
the
riitfr,
he
had
lieen
picked
up
bj-
Ihe
police
who-
had
come
upon
him
lying
on
Hi.
pavement
ill
the
downtown
sec
Hon.
11
was
believed
that
he
wa
intoxicated.
Investigation
showed,
however,
thai
he
wa.s
seriously
ill
and
lie
was
al
one
taken
to
the-
hospital.
He
died
on
Saturday.
Will
was.
Altered
When
first
she
glimpsed
tin
old
man,
feeble
and
totlering
oi.
the
grave,
the
viHiian
who
had
come
all
Hie
way
from
Kngland
lo
marrv
him.
hesitated.
She
that
lliey
wail
until
,
fore
put
his
wish
inlo
execu
followed
Ihe
suggestion
made
that
she
should
marry
him
ir.
the
hiKpilal,
would
have
received
one
half
of
his
estate
under
the
Intestate
successions
act
hj
which
Ihe
will
would
have
been
declared
inoperative.
He
lei!
about
$3000.
Although
the
opportunity
ha
been
offered
her
of
remaining
it
Alberta,
il
is
probable
I
fiat
she
will
return
to
1'wland,
a
sadde",
hut
certainly
n
wiser
voman
far
n.
tforre.spondejice
agencie.-are
tfjiecrnlsl;
CLEARINGS
OF
BANKS
HIGHER
Qreat
Increase
Over
Last
Year
In
Business
of
Three
Cities
YICTOMIA,
April
211.
Public
men
in
Ibis
province
and
all
over
lite
counlry
are
declaring
without
reservation
that
business
in
Hie
Dominion
is
definitely
on
.the
upgrade.
This
has
been
borne
mil
by
the
annual
reports
of
various
banking
institution.
and
related
in
public
speeches
by
men
who
are
in
touch
with
economic
conditions.
It
has
also
lieen
possible
for
the
nverage
individual
lo
draw
bis
own
conclusions
In
llils
con
nection
from
Ihe
bank
clearings
of
Ihe
twenty-nine,
centres
which
teport
lo
llieir
respective
clear
ing
houses
at
the.
close
of
bus!
ness
each
week.
From
the
beginning
of
the
present
year
lliero
ha
been
noted
a
substantial
in
crease
in
more
than
twenty
of
these
centre
over
the
corres-ponilinig
weeks
nf
1925.
Tly
those
familiar
with
trading
In
general
this
i
taken
lo
mean
that
Canada
Is
definitely
on
the"
high
road
to
prosperity.
B.C.
crtles
In
this
connection
the
thre
R
mills
Blended
Cigarette
...
sar
y
yyincliester
principal
cities
of
llritish
Columbia
may
claim
pride
of
place,
for
llie
weekly
clearing
returns
from
January
1
up
to
and
including
Hie
week
which
ended
with
the
close
of
business
on
April
23,
there
were
only
two
weeks
In
that
period
which
did
not
reveal
a
gain
for
Victoria
over
the
corresponding
weeks
of
last
year;
In
Vancouver
there
were
four
weeks
which
dropped
below
1925;
in
New
Westminster
three
actually
nine
cases
of
decrease
compared
witli
forty-two
Increase
in
the
seventeen
weeks
:.njfa
rsilii,,.
Immense
Sums
What
this
mean
in
revived
litisitiess
in
llritish
Columbia,
as
far
as
these
three
cities
alone
is
concerned,
is
shown
in
the
combined
clearings
for
Ihe
seventeen
weeks
of
1SI20,
which
total
noj
less
a
sum
than
1322,001,097
i
compared
wilh
283,378,200
for
llie
same
seventeen
weeks
in
11125
aisrain
of
3rt,o82,897.
The
Individual
inlals
are
as
follows:
Victoria.
1
92(1:
$35,202,733;
1925:
29,931.m;
Vancouver,
1920:
27
5,(195,7
20;
1925:
2H,33,-950;
.New
Westminster,
192C:
Stl,
102,038;
.1925:
8,993,100.
These
show
an
aggregate
Increase
for
Victoria
of
$5,
25
1,
589;
for
Vancouver
of
.$31,201,770;
and
for
Xevv
Westminster,
of
2,-109,532
for
the
first
seventeen
weeks
of
1920
over
the
corresp-in
period
of
1925.
MOSTLY
BRITISH
IN
PARTY
OF
SETTLERS
Number
Arriving
Thla
Week
at
Winnipeg
and
Being
Distributed
from
there
WTXXIPKO,
April
29.
nrillsh
predominate
In
the
several
par
ties
of
new
settlers
arriving
over
the
Canadian
National
lines
thi
fee.k
every
I
rain
tirlnguig
a
number
of
Kinglish,
Irish
niW
Scotch
families
lo
the
west
un
der
the
3,000
family
settlement
scheme
in
addition
to
single
men
and
women
for
farm
and
domes,
lie
work.
Passengers
from
the
steamship
l.elltia
and
Ausonia
readied
Ihe
city
by
tegular,
and
special
-C.X.K.
traiiift
ye'sleita.v,
Ih
former
number
1.5
from
tho
llritish
Isles,
102
of
whom
were
from
Scotland
All
but
twelve
of.
these
left
for
points
In
thf.
west
going
to
llritish
Columbia,
Mberla
and
Saskatchewan.
Last
night's
immigrant
special
brought
350
from
Ihe
Ausonia,
llie
crowd
bring
evenly
divided
between
Hrilish
.
u.aiid
central
Kuropeans.
'iVeive
families
were
met
by
govern
ment
officials
nml
booked
to
their
new
homes
on
the.
prairie.,
Herbert
Worman
from
Somerset
having
Ihe
record
for
most
children.
He
goes
wilh
hi.
Wife,
six
sons
and
two
daughters
to
Prince
Albert
district
to
take
up
farming.
Settlers
from
the
Doric
lo
the
number
of
175
are
due
hy
special
traiif-
al
-the
Canadian
National
depot
Thursday
morning.
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Builders!
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BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Timbers,
Dimension,
Shiplap,
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Finish,
Flooring:,
V
Joint,
Hustic
and
Bevel
Siding,
Cedar
and
Fir
Boat
Lumber,
Fir
and
Cotlonwood
Veneer,
Mouldings,
Shingles,
Kolored
Shingles,
Lath,
Oak.
Hardwoods,
Sash
and
Doors,
Wood
Pipe.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Portland
Cement,
Kcene's
Cement,
Asbestos
Cement,
Ilardwall
Plaster,
Plaster
of
Paris,
Planter
Board,
Lime,
Hydrafed
Lime,
Fireclay.
BRICKS,
Etc.
Common
Brick,
Fire
Brick,
Pressed
Brick.
Agricultural
Tile,
Vilrified
Pipe,
Flue
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nails,
Building
Paper,
Tar
Paper,
Rubberoid
Roofings,
Johns,
Manville's
Asbestos
Roofings,
Asphalt,
Asphalt
Roofing
Papers,
Sand
and
Gravel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
for
your
Kitchen
Rangt?.
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&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
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Canadian
National
Railways
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DRYDOCK
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SHIPYARD
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Operating
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T.
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Dry
Dock
engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Eto.
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AND
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equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
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and
38
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaie
Land
lu
Land
Hrrurdltis
iusiriil
or
I'rinee
llupei
I,
and
situate
on
.Moresby
Island,
(.ueeii
Charlotte
Croup,
on
nniMined,
Inlet,
three
miles
south
of
He
La
Herhe
in.
let.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Tile
Canadian
FUh-Inr
Company,
Limited,
nr
Vaneoujer,
e
rupatioii
salmon
i
aimers,
IntemU
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
folio
tut;
desrribed
lands:
coiunieiii'lnr
at
a
tmst
plantet
at
head
f
lulfl
bImiiiI
n
iiule
iHih
of
iiniiameil
Creek;
Ihenre
vest
ill
rhalus:
ttteure
eoulli
til
rhains;
llu-m-e
east
iO
rhains,
more
or
less
u
slwre
line;
ihrnre
northerly
rolloulus
shis-e
line
lit
I'.o.C,
and
eoiiialiiltiv
4
arre.
.more
nr
less.
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m
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pr
llllani.
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t.?tedp,Apr,ln,
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ACT.
Notice
of
latentlon
to
Apply
to
Laaae
LenS
III
Land
Iteeordlns
liistrtrt
or
I'riiu-e
lliiHrt,
and
siliniie
al
head
of
Skaat
Inlet,
Moresby
Island,
(,'m-eu
Charlotte
Croup.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
Tlie
Canadian
riih-Ins
company.
Limited,
nr
Vam-ouver,
oe-rupation
Salmon
l
anners.
Intemla
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
llie
rullowlns
deaeribesl
lands;
Comiiirnrlnr
al
a
post
planted
at
head
or
Skaat
Inlet,
11
rhains
north
or
unnamed
creek;
thenee
west
f
rhains;
thitii-e
toiitli
to
chains
i
Uh-ui-d
east
ire
rhains,
more
rtr
leis.
tn
shore
line;
Ihenre
northerly
rollowlns
slwu-e
line
to
P.o.C.
and
eniitalnlne
to
arres,
more
nr
les.
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Ter
Vllllam
AUred
Bower.
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and
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