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are
attempting
to
persuade
the
Canadian
people
to
believe
that
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tf
could.
ireUnd's
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which
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
and
his
colleagues
made
to
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ol
p
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shel
ct
d
splayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
he
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Tribute
Paid
to
Canadian
We
can
sat
that
mat
of
our
wont
tern
were
unfounded.
The
Seadrr
of
the
British
Commonwealth
aettled
down
;
to
a
frank
and
businesslike
discussion
of
;
'
Kaiptre
probles.
Soon
after
his
antral
Canada's
Premier
von
the
hearts
eren:
ot
the
doubters,
reople
realised
that
he
waa
not
a
separatist,
but
waa
working
Sor
unit
j
bcrreen
the
English-
apeakasf
1
peoples
en
both
sides
of
the
AUxatte.
General
Hertzog.
at
the
beginahmg.
frankly
stated
the
position
of
hts
go
lerament
in
South
Africa,
hut
he
"
Old
Country
newspapers
have
different
views
on
the
sub-
Uut
ttrT
aw
not
nrj
much
interested
iect.
Her
is
a
fair
umnlo
nf
tsw
trihit
whw-K
,.
t
f,
MP
Betters
outside
their
own
r
:.
"
.
...
.r
.
.
'
-nng
tnt
h.
tf
unuun
nas
oeen
paying
to
ue
uaoaoiaB
i
nine
Minister
and
to
Canada
in
general
"Mr.
Mackenzie
King's
services
at
the
Conference
itself,
as
well
.
It
I
!
A1
wards
Settieeieat
tn
Blootashwy.
eouatrr.
Then.
raDy
trained,
he
west
back
ta
Canada,
aa
carer
young
social
ref
inner.
usngtng
Basnself
mta
hia
isplanned
for
the
right
part
of
the
province;
the
pari
that
is.
where
TZTTt
railway
extension
ismost
urgently
required.
But
it
is
to
be
hoped
i
uT
m
m?
ZT"J
that
the.
program
will
be
made
more
in
keeping
with
the
requirements
there.
The
Peace
River
district
had.
this
year,
perhaps
a
better
crop.
j
a
nuji,
aa
aaj
oisinci
in
ine
province.
But
the
net
value
of
it
to
the
growers
Is
heavily
discounted
by
the
long
railway
hauMo
market,
while
in
respect
to
a
very
considerable
proportion
of
the
crop
it
is
costing
more
to
get
the
grain
to
the
railway
than
to
get
it
from
the
shipping
station
to
Vancouver
or
Prince
Rupert
Settlers
in
the
Pouce
Coupe
country
have
to
spend
three
day
taking
a
load
of
grain
to
the
nearest
rway
point
and
there
are
said
to
be
several
hundred
thousand
bushels
in
that
area
to
be
marketed.
.-
,
Tanning
under
such
conditions
cannot
be
other
than
a
heartbreaking
enterprise,
and
the
courage
and
persistence
which
the
pioneers
are
showing
in
carrying
on.
and
in
steadily
Increasing
their
acreage,
deserves
the
success
that
can
only
come
to
them
with
proper
railway
facilities.
If
the
Government
the
Dominion
authorities
and
the
people
of
Central
and
.Northern
Alberta
are
justified
in
the
faith
they
hold
as
to
the
productivity
of
the
Peace
River
country
it
would
be
good
business,
as
well
as
a
measure
of
well-earned
relief,
to
undertake
something
more
than
a
trifling
extension
of
the
railway
system
by
which
that
country
is
so
inadequately
served
Edmonton
Bulletin.
work
of
reconciling
Ubor
aad
Capital.
Already
he
waa
attracting
attention
traat
people
who
arc
always
so
the
lookout
-for
outstanding
characters.
Mrs
Humphry
Ward
made
Mm
the
here
of
ace
af
her
noTtU.
His
meads
echoed
another
man
called
Mackenzie
in
I
Canada,
a
politician.--
"Tou
mean
Mae-i
kenrle
Klngf-
I
auggetted.
"Tea.
that;
Sa
the
one.
He
was
associated
with
the
Rocket
eUers.
waunl
her
I
explained
what
the
connection
meant.
Wnat
is
he
doing
now?"
"If
you
wait
a
few
weeks."
I
replied,
-you
will
see
that
be
Prime
Minister
of
Canada."
It
waa
a
safe
prophecy
It
came
true
In
Decem
ber
that
year.
Much
water
has
flowed
under
the
bridges
since
then.
The
Mackenzie
King
;
who
came
to
London
tn
October.
192
had
somewhat
outgrown
the
romantic
stage
of
his
youth.
He
has
become
broader
and
heaner.
Responsibility,
marbe,
weighed
htm
down
a
bit.
But
I
hi
franknesa.
his
sincerity
and
his
i
j
shrewd
wit
woo
htm
friend
wherever
'
he
spoke.
It
waa
Intereatlng
to
tee
the
j
way
in
which
he
absorbed
and
radiated
i
jthe
abnoaphere
of
comradeahlp
which
surrounded
him.
The
rim
time
that
I
heard
Stanley
Melbourne
Bruce.
Prime
Minister
ofi
the
Commonwealth
of
'Australia.
I
frit'
In
my
heart
-Here
Indeed
is
a
man-'
'
Australian
by
birth,
alumnus
of
Cunbrldce
University
a
barrister
of
the
Middle
Temple
a
soldier
tw;
wounded
and
decorated
for
valour
in
the
Oreat
War
forty
twa
years
old.
with
the
re
and
vigor
of
tveniy-elght
in
tense
practical
Idealistic
Mr
Bruce
TiTE
LUlUi
NBff?
fhOfd,
Dc
Premier
as
an
Outstanding
?
Figure
at
London
Conference
'
(By
F.
A
MACKENZIE.
In
-Overseas-i
The
Empire
Conference
began
in
fears,
but
ended
in
triumph.
There
was
much
anxiety
in
London
beforehand.
Rumor
said
that
three
of
the
Dominions
were
working,
not
for
unity
and
co-operation,
bet
for
disintegration.
South
Africa's
representative,
rumor
whispered,
would
threaten
to
"cut
the
painter."
Maekeniie
Kinjr.
Canada's
new
Premier,
had
been
reluctant
to
com
and
was
not
likely!
to
prove
sympathetic
when
he
arrived.
Ireland,
with
the
memory
j
of
old
erievances
still
rreen,
would
threw
her
wight
against
lm-i
MB
.
.
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J
lias.liiea
Advertising,
per
insertion
per
worn
Zc
jpenai
nnuy.
.Ana
even
tnose
least
inctineu
to
pessimism
wonaerexi
Letral
Notices,
each
insertion
tier
ante
line
is!
what
would
happen.
a
Uw
heart
of
England
If
eeer
Aastrana
aat
to
get
rM
af
ham
aMch
she
sever
will
welt
tat
Mai
and
keep
Mas
and
not
Ic
bun
go.
Here
ts
a
man
with
a
satttt
at
Drake
ad
Ralesgh.
who
aee
a
vsston
of
Eaa-
ptre
as
Rhode
saw
tt
He
eaae
to
as.
not
tar
what
England
can
gtte
ban.
I
tut
to
lean
what
Australia
eaa
do
to
aea
to
the
aoaaaaaa
work
of
tfce
Oam-
j
aaonwearoY
If
Mr.
Brave
frankly
lectured
Brlttah
manufacturers
aad
mr-,
dad-Lit
a
I
L
waa
because
w
he
wasted
to
help
i
them.
Aad.
bervaea
oaxaeKes,
there
are
sow
grounds
tar
tt
aeaapiaUtU
that
he
mad
His
aactoata
direct.
He
ha
a
soocaed
a
aB.
urriiuik
KECOKIt
IN
v-
i
rtlCi;
AMI
WAR
u
Ma
Mr.
qaatea.
new
aaatBtsra
aramier
tSere
to
keep
them
buij.
Bat
daring
tke
w
peopte
oewnaw
atr.
ysatw
ieenfere&re
the
hearta
of
the
Irish
lead-'"
saaatasat
asat
oaarrtaciat
era
warmed
to
us.
uaaasaaawww
as
e
aaapsra
.
.
.u-
.
.
Km.
s
.
ruuut
W'ees
m
iooon
aau
eisewnere.
cave
iuuy
jus-
Uni,
stwtma
showed
then-
araue
btaaaaa
she
ttaadird
af
tihed
the
snort
pestposesient
of
the
Conference
that
was
made
inlsetvea
to
be
f.;.
of
the
uaUr
aad
tparnee
ts
oroer
to
secure
nis
presence,
and
also
the
arrangements
made
by
closer
eo-operatten
of
the
EacUa-'
Baa
Ur.
OmIm
a
paYttfcalarjr
ixtn
parties
in
Canada
to
make
his
attendance
possible.
Those
most
speakteg
peoples.
Not
least
taterestkac
Uftat
haatutiaa
aad
closely
in
touch
with
the
Conference
proeeediogs
are
best
able
to
tie
altitude
at
India's
representa-
aad
eoasad
Ma
avat
for
far
Srw
Zeatao
testify
to
what
he
has
done
at
Downing
Street.
Tfaroaghoot
the
?it-l
Wr-
"Br
cf
Brttlah
aadieoeca
he
He
baa
a
laaord
ia
paaea
aaar
war
ana
tings
he
has
Uken
a
leading
part
in
the
deliberations,
and
his
influ-'
T
b"n
T
of
Nw
ence
has
been
largely
intmrE-atal
ia
bringing
them
to
so
satisfac-'
"""""
g
;.l
n
V"-
1a
,n?
wonniiy
aptteld
the
dip-
hlrt
ol
ttu.
trtu
of
freedom
aad
aUgktly
MR
and
411
Ui
uoaanion,
aw
pm
a
new
promiBence
to
Canada
nd.jastire
which
our
peopaea
hare
secured.
)A
aa
maa
snni
i
Canadian
affairs
which
shoaM
in
doe
coarse
bear
good
fruit"
ted
her
spokesman
wortaav
and
mttagty
what
sonary
rarare
3oraiuiawry
commenu
aim
nave
appeared
in
connection
weiiixntd
b?r
hoipM
ba
t
tvrry
CMdravt
bh
iL
I
J
a
M
-
-
"
.
wim
ice
aoaress
on
ine
prooiesis
ot
Canada
wnicn
Jlr.
ilackemie
opportunity.
t
King
broadcast
from
the
London
station
of
the
British
Broadcasting
Mackenzie
ki
;of
&awta
Afrtta-s
tan
Company
just
before
he
left
England.
hatever
some
of
his
critics
""
wffllm
Lj8
hand
waa
og
way
of
may
say,
therefore,
the
point
to
be
remembered
is
that
the
Prime
ZTLZ
ZZ
aT
JjZLTZ
15
"
Minister
went
to
Britain
with
an
ohit
in
sW
rt
,t,;
i.
tto-
w"
with
spertai
h-
hi.
p
raeam
a
and
did
other
H
umrf
fnr
thi.
.
Maekeae
Kh
ha.
loag
cent,
a
gradate
of
been
awe
at
the
ramasne
af
the
nxaaea
w,,.
ant
tsghttr
aaahast
aa
aa
i
WHY
RnfP
nvri)
He
has
an
btotattaal
aneeatry.
the
wr
rf
a.4aarter
of
a
ceattsjrj
aa
j
lur
SSw
ER
beatg
la
the
ime
af
Uaeke-..
the
w
aUCH
il
THINubT
taaaaai
Caaadhva
rebel.
He
started
We
...
To
the
New
York
World
of
wortd
aft
belongs
the
original
credit
for
pointing
!"
u
irtru
Tfaai
nj
ta
out
the
foolishness
of
coutianalty
discassing
the
comparative
siie
iH
wm
mwrt
rrr
oreat
Wu
atd
aat
see
kaat
ranr
a
If.:..:.
1
aL
.
t
r
.
frvrilr
avf
TaWlsntA
FVam
taStf'ra
laat
araai
ui
iiir
idijuc
aau
we
jLenauiaii.
ine
rival
owners
(ireat
Britain
i
"Z
I
antamv
f
nt
and
te
United
SUtes
respectiveiy-hare
foond
oat
the
question
as
IZTsZLZTZ
"
.
"
""
aiocc
ere
atrocatee
socUl
settlement,
aad
atudftag
the
pra-
r
Pnws-
To
th
eye
of
the
uninitiated
they
look
alike.
They
Wems
af
the
poor.
Then
came
Harrart.
are
both
monsters,
rep
ted
to
be
ranch
too
costly
to
operate,
and
con-;
whieti
gare
him
a
seharahip
that
e-sidered
glaring
examples
of
what
aot
to
build
in
future.
But,
as
j
him
to
go
abroad
and
study
eca-The
New
York
World
pointed
oat
a
gear
ago,
why
on
earth
adrer-
nccUc
tbtsM
countries
at
Europe
tise
a
couple
of
German-boilt
boats
when
the
firm
which
huflt
thm
',
LaoSaa
he
ured
at
the
Paasaor
Ed-
in
wamourg
cannot
be
charged
eoamercial
rates
for
the
publicity?
The
point
obviously
is
well
Uken
Victoria
Times.
PEACE
RIVER
SHOULD
(IET
ITS
RAILROAD.
Premier
Brownlee
is
said
to
have
indicated
that
the
only
railway
construction
to
be
undertaken
by
the
province
this
year
will
be
in
the
Peace
River
district
and
that
there
nothing
more
ambitious
is
intended
that
two
extensions
of
a
few
miles
each.
If
this
is
correct
it
Will
be
admitted
trrr.orallr
that
n-Lnl
t.
1
-
v.
J
CatHURaNaJgfltftlv?
OsT
Boar,
of
tree
f
atvMr.
the
kss
IHc
with
all
Oaj-
league,
dat.
Wha
the
Great
War
waa
over
he
appealed
to
fatte
to
make
Saanh
Afrtoa
aaaapeowaat.
Ffeadkag
that
fat!
half
i'
ml
ia
i
waa
asaaeaalhte.
he
worked
ateadtlly
to
reduce
the
Xsapertal
Ue
to
a
minimum
We
would
hate
liked
to
see
Oeoenl
Hartaog
forget
aid
pmiiaii
ana
jau
ssasi
wna
aa
;
Ar.d
at
the
eaa
w
aaw
growing
saga
of
what
ae
sated
The
Canfereae
tn-
The
attitude
Of
Ur
Oaagraee
aad
has
witty
atea
tatMgwed
as.
Mr
Oos-grave
aB
health
pmawid
hts
uktng
to
aaMst
a
pan
aa
he
ataerwtse
wauM
Ms
praises
through
two
conttcenta.
He
f
delgW
as
all
Listening
BBcm.
mm
uiaiassuoa
Driier
wnere
Eeraard
Shaw
inherited
aB
I
doxteal
aruiiaacT.
Many
of
its
pars-us
were
tez
with
his
trty.
he
found
hhnseif
,
ufcappahiled
that
Mr.
CaagraTC
cavil
retired
to
ornate
life.
'
net
see
his
way
to
partfctpate
ta
the
It
was
then
that
he
did
a
charaeteris-'
cretce
far
the
war
dead.
His
letter
tie
and
bold
thing.
John
Rockfeaer.
on
that
oeeaakai.
ear
rally
written
us
it
THE
FRENCH
FRANC
IS
GOING
:
HIGHER
Read
the
Foreign
Exchange
Bulletin
FREE
UPON
REQUEST
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lnrlmenl
lloe
af
C.M.Cordasco&
Company
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in
aS
she
ttun
here.
Bui
j
trtendshtp
for
these
IrUhmen
the
drw.
aaafkllng
;
i
Jun,
inheritor
ot
all
the
burdens
of
his
!
"
left
a
(ease
of
dlsappotatnieat.
wanu
things
to
remain
as
father
wealth,
seeking
a
way
out
of,
The
trash
delegate
adatMted
that
thejasd
that
ha
proved
la
a
some
of
the
industrial
trouble
In
hi
British
coaaecttaa
amst
be.
but
they,
1
The
Acme's
Fifth
Annual
empta
Sale
UNDERWEAR
FOR
MEN
Staafield'a
Red
Label
Underwear.
$5.00
value.
Yon
all
know
this.
Temptation
Sale
Price
CAI'S
FOR
MEN
The
famoa
Wolff
and
Cooper
make,
in
aalty
smart
styles.
Regular
values
up
to
$2.75.
Temptation
Sale
Price
tion
Han
proved
to
lie
the
mot
outstanding;
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert.
A
th
i,Bt
for
our
annual
stocktaking
l
near,
our
Temptation
Sale
will
be
continued
until
then.
lh,
customers
know
how
true
it
U
that
here
your
dollar
doea
the
work
of
t
u.
We
anr
to
dure
our
large
stock
still
further
to
make
stocktaking
easy,
and
if
price
will
do
ll
WE
HAVE
THE
PRICES!
PANTS
FOR
MEN
These
come
in
Sergts,
Herring-boBe
Tweed
and
Worsteds
and
in
all
aixeav
Regular
values
up
to
$7.00.
Temptation
Sale
Price
s:i.nr,
IUX)O.MERS
FOR
HOYS
These
are
in
all
sixes
up
to
SC
and
erne
ia
Fox
Serges.
Tweeds.
Blue
Serge,
etc.
Arty
pair
In
the
store
at
Temptation
Sale
Price
MB.VS
RAILROAD
SHI
NTs
Ih
Woe
ami
Khaki.
iUtfrwlar
tttM.
While
the
lfc
Trmptatlen
Sale
Price
SI.
15
SHOES
FOR
HOYS
16
pair
only.
Boys
stsnlv
.
The
riht
tMg
for
after
the
h.
Temptation
Sale
Price
SHIirTS
FOR
HOYS
Ikoft
Khaki
aad
Grar
Fhuirv.
Jl
aiaea
Hard
weariiHC
gsnne:,:
Temptation
Sale
Prke
tr.e
STOCKINftS
FOR
HOVs
The
famovt
SL
Mantrt'.
Wal
(
hnerw-
StorlOa,
mm4
In
all
arte.
The
highest
gntoV
Btavde.
Temptation
Sale
Prie
tttc
Mr.
I
Garfin
of
Edmonton
la
personally
In
charge
of
hU
Sale.
Acme
Importers
Term:
Strictly
Cah.
Ail
of
js
feel
the
same.
Cien
when
tfcsy
ugh
at
us,
we
like
thea
and
want
them
with
Us.
Little
ICewfoundland
raaka
as
one
of
the
Dominic
n
and
had
her
deiegatf.
;ust
as
Canada
or
Australia
had.
Aad
V.
8
Monroe
brought
to
the
Confer
Tice
the
aincere
tupport
of
a
cominua-ity
that
to
as
English
at
England,
that
they
are.
thousand
J
IU
lUUUIUKH
u
xot
Noun
great
mining
mteresU
in
Colorado,
called
showed
is
many
ways
that
they
did
aot
'
'm
on
Maeketule
King
to
help
htm.
The
wish
It
obtruded.
'
4t
tint
they
ladtttg-
j
I
tutu's
repmenuUre.
the
Maharajah
poiitiatan
must
haTf
known
that
to
have
;
ed
In
aa
"Hands
aarwa
the
Channer"
j
it
Bardwan
gate
many
of
us.
durlag
his
name
aasociated
with
that
of
thejapeeahes
aad
aeemed
stjR
wader
the
,
i
rislt
here,
a
first
gUmpac
of
what!
SockfeUera
would
not
do
him
good
trora
shadow
and
taflaeare
of
historic
re-
1
India
may
he.
The
old
India,
the
raa-;
the
electoral
point
of
view.
He
risked
.;
membraaces
aad
grievances.
But
Mr.
leal
Suate.
is
passing.
The
new
IndfaJ
that,
went
to
Colorado
with
youag
Ooxgrste's
aueecfi
at
Maaahester
late
mi
the
aeh-governUig
unit
of
the
Coai-Rcckefeller.
and
rew
up
a
scheme.
,'
the
Ceaefrence
struck
another
note,
j
monwealth.
Is
la
process
of
evolutian.
ntcn
ooui
aides
accepted,
ending
oaeiHe
espiwmd
his
profoufid
eonsiettea
AU
that
the
Uabaralah
said
rate
us
of
the
fiercest
industrial
conflict
of
I
taut
-the
rviatama
hetwM
ua
ssDikm,
mfu..
k.
,ki.
modern
times.
In
the
autumn
ot
1931
I
obtained
ad'
mission
into
Soviet
Russia.
The
Communist
authorities
in
Moscow
were
examining
me.
"You
are
a
Canadian
T"
one
of
them
asked.
1
nodded
assent.
There
tn
npea
a
noan
01
sraccre
ana
tast
leg
friendshtp
'
aad
that
we
wn
IvwJi
derate
ourseiTca
"rather
so
sHscaeertag
I
grounds
lor
common
eadeaaor
aad
aeharreateat
than
to
seektng
India
win
be
worthy
of
an
the
Uvea
aad
aB
the
effort
that
Britain
has
squandered
on
tvrr
upbringing.
-LAND
ACT
Mtt
Wtter
ts.-
xnifx
or
ixTtvriov
to
aptlv
to
things
ln
ul4fcC
LVl,
LIKE
TIICM:
IRISHMEN
I
la
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Di-
I
for
one
admit
that
T
raanot
hela
'
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
oa
'
'.he
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet.
t
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
a
tne
Prortnce
of
British
Columbia,
and
i
being
about
one
and
a
htlf
rsiiss
trcm
,
:ht
bead
ot
the
Int
TAKE
KOTIce
that
James
Field
of
Dated
yovtmber
31.
192C
'In
the
Matter
Act
of
the
Adminlstrstkm
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
wnilam
!
T
Mitchell.
Deceased.
Intestate.
I
TAKE
KOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hit
;
Honor.
H.
E.
A.
Robertson,
the
II
Us
day
I
!
mt
December.
AXt.
136.
I
waa
appoint.
ed
Administrator
of
the
ettsle
of
mi.
i
Utm
T
MitcbeU,
deceased,
and
all
par.
;
'lea
baring
claims
against
the
said
es
tate
are
nereoy
required
to
furnish
same.
ouled
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
in.
oroteaneae
to
me
lonnwun
KORMAN
A
WATT
Ofricul
AdalnMUator
Prince
Rupert,
DC
Third
Avenue.
Mail
Ordera
Promptly
Attended
tn.
No
Charge
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
20.000
Ton
FloatlnR
Dry
Dock
Engineer,
.Machinists
Bollerntakens
niarkamilha.
Padicr
maker.
Pounders
Woodworkers
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S5
LAND
ACT
NOTirr.
or
iMrvrfox
to
irm-
to
LKt-U
ioki.mioui:
i
Pnnce
Rupert.
BC.
occupation
Marine!
In
Graham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte!
i
Broker,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
:
Island
Land
Recording
District
ot
Prince
j
tbe
followicg
tieacrrbed
lands
:
t
Rupert,
and
alluau
at
Ferguson
Bay
.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
theiMaatt
Inlet.
Graham
Island
I
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet,
about
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
Rlrer
,
,
one
and
a
haU
miles
from
the
bead
of
the
'
Company
Limited
ot
Vancouver.
B.C.
t
inlet,
thence
northwesterly
20
chatna:
occupation
Manufacturers,
intend
to
so-
,
theac
southwetterty
30
chatna;
thence
ply
for
a
lease
ot
the
following
de-
i
southeasterly
chain;
thence
north-
scribed
lands
f
easterly
39
chains,
and
containing
forty
Commencing
at
a
peat
planted
at
tat
,
i
0i
acree.
more
or
team.
northeast
corner
of
DL
1S7I;
thence
JAMES
FIELD.
,
westerly,
following
ncrthern
boundary
ot
Applicant
isaid
Lot
to
the
northwest
cOrr.tr
cf'iaM'
Lot:
thence
westerle
northerte
aiul
!
-.
'
"
'"J
aaatarly.
following
the
hlib
Ude
mark
of
IN
PRORATE.
:
Ferguson
Bar
to
the
ettreme
easterly
-
-
I
point
of
Echinus
Point,
thenre
south-
IN
Tim
wiTKEMK
TOI
RT
01'
ltRITIH
easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement.
I
tn.
I
Mill
t
.ana
contemmg
IV
acres,
more
or
less.
LTD.
Agent
J.
Douglas
Wilson
,
Dsted
4th
Not
ember,
19M
,
COMPANIES
ACT
TAKE
HOTIC
that
UPSETT
CCN
MNOllAM
ak
CO.
UMtTED
after
the
ei,
ptratlon
of
one
month
from
th
first
pubilcsllon
ot
this
Notice
Intends
V
properly
verified,
to
m
on
or
before
the
apply
to
the
Regiatrar
of
Companies
52nd
day
of
January
AX)
im
and
all
tfieipprtrral
of
he
VCreT
Tnimi
nsma
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-
"EDmard
LlPStrrr
LIPSETT
ini.-rt
raiNri
IlL
Pr'
tot
t
ntips-nr
UMITTO.
DATED
at
Vancourer
BC
this
10th
day
of
December
AX.
182.
LADMER
Ac
CANTELOM.
BoJicitors
lor
the
Appilcanta.
!
MILK
Prom
Hulkley
Vallcv
FRISH
MILK
AND
WHU'
PINT.
CREAM
Quality
and
Ser
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
637
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartajre.
Warehous
M
Distributinir
Tears
t
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
f
ra
We
Speciallie
in
PIno
nt
Furniture
Mot
Ine.