I.1
;
i
a
1
ilcslrn
of
the
memhers
of
frouncll
was
apari'titly
that
ic
roiiftldcralioii
should
he
in
Miirh
person
and
thai
they
Aild
he
relieved
of
the
regular
Idlers
license
fee
of
5n
per
fanonth.
The
city
solicitor
the
opinion,
however,
that
tempt
such
persons
or
to
wive
a
reduced
fee
would
be
dls-
hhiiilory
and
might
Invaliilale
whole
bylaw.
Mr.
Jones
cited
cs
in
oilier
cities
where
on
i'nds
of
discrimination
license
iws
liml
been
successfully
nt-
noked.
AM.
Casey
was
In
faor
of
king
consideration
to
the
tilers
of
local
produce.
Th.i
imunily
around
tlio
city
should
Ebe
penalized,
lie
felt,
In
order
satisfy
some
foolish
point
of
II
was
desirable,
to
give
as
and
free
n
market
as
poj-lo
the
fanners
and
fislior-H
eemei
ridiculous
to
Uf
it
was
not
.possible
to
do
Kile
for
one
was
not
disposed
kubmlt
to
any
such
foolish
law
11
it
became
compulsory
tn
do
m
i
ne
city
ever
since
Its
n-
llon
hud
left
such
an
avenue
lo
local
produce
and
ho
did
K
see
why
it
should
not
con-
ne
to
do
so.
Ho
was
not
ills.
Pd
lo
accept
Ihe
advice
of
the
rspllcllor.
(ayor
'ewlon
was
also
In
fa-
Lof
showing
some
considera-
of
our
complete
stock
of
Dresses,
Suits,
Coats,
etc.,
at
prices
that
will
amaze
and
astonish
you
A
SALE
OF
SILK
STOCKINQS
Hi
BRASSIERES
LICENSE
BYLAW
FORE
COUNCIL
Fathort
Engage
In
Contldar-
i
Discussion
With
Respect
J
in
PefMleee.
Aing
consideration
to
a
new-
rafteil
lirene
bylaw,
the
cltyi
aril
last
night
engaged
in
ililcrahle
diruion
on
the
ft
of
peddler'
licence..
Dlf-
lly
arose
with
respect
to
the
Lo
fee
what
should
he
rharg-pch
person
as
were
ensured
lie
peddling
of
local
produce
af
fruit
and
vegetables
vn
in
the
city
or
district
and
caught
locally.
The
unanl-
I
ion
to
the
local
producers
tn
Ihe
manner
sojesled.
Aid.
islepheus
did
nol
see
what
elp
the
council
could
do
than
ucrept
Ihe
advice
of
the
solicitor
on
the
point
iu
question.
The
council
had
yet
lo
tie
wrongly
udvised
by
Mr.
Jones
and
he.
fell
that
his
advice
in
this
case
should
ie
accepted.
If
the
peddlers
of
local
produce
and
manufactured
articles
could
not
differentiated,
Aid.
!asey
was
in
favor
of
making
Ihe
license
fee
in
all
cases
10
per
six
months
and
he
so
moved.
Merchants
and
Peddlers
Aid.
Jos.
(irecr
did
not
think
it
would
he
fair
to
put
the
retail
merchant
who.
had
established
permanently
iu
the
city
in
the
same
class
as
tho
transient
ped
dler.
The
one
constituted
the
i
hackhjvne-tif
..Hie
,ciy,
.paid
taxes
or
rent.'ciinlriliiilell
towards
llicf
city's
utilities
and
was
callnd
up
on
fot.i-vfinanci.il
asslslanco
toi
various
enhsevs;
ivhllr
Ihe
other
r
had
no
.inveslnient
Yn
t.ho
city
y
and
was
in
a
position
lo
m'ov
out
at
any
time.
In
no
other
city
in
the
Dominion
wns
tho
Iran-1
sienl
peddler
placed
on
the
same
basis
as
(hi)
established
merchant.
After
some
sarcastic
references
as
lo
llie
"poor
merchants,"
Aid.
Casey
'
argued
that
tho
country
did
not
depend
on
the
merchants
as
it
did
on
Ihe
men
who
came
in
and
developed
the
land
and
built
up
Ihe
country.
If
the
$50
license
fee
were
imposed
II
would
lend
to
starve
the
farmer
on
one
hand
by
depriving
him
of
"his
market
and,
on
the
other
hand,
wovld
deprive
the
working
man
in
tho
cily
and
his
family
of
tho
opportunity
of
obtaining
good
produce
at
a
reasonable
price.
Which
was
the
council
going
to
stand
hy
Ihe
merchant
or
the
farmer?
Aid.
.Jo.
(Ireer
pointed
nut
that
it
was
not
the
peddler
ol
produce,
or
fish
thai
the
merchants
of
the
cily
objected
to
but
lo
peddlers
of
manufactured
woods
who
hawked
their
wares
Indiscriminately.
The
merchants'
would
he
perfectly
satisfied
to
have
the
peddlers
of
vproducc
conl
Inue
with
the
$10
fee
as
they
had
done,
since
the
inception
o
ihe
city.
Discretion
of
Collector
Aid.
Larsen
thought
the
only
way
out
was
to
continue
the
policy
of
ttie
past.
While
th'j
uU
fee
was
written
in
the
bylaw,
he
fell
that
the
license
coN
lector
milit
use
his
discretion
in
collecting
the
fees
and
no!
press
for
payment
from
th
farmers
and
fishermen.
Aid.
Casey
Mt
that
the
council
should
decide
on
a
fee
and
write
it
into
the
bylaw.
It
would
ba
folly
to
pass
a
bylaw
und
then
say
that
it
should
not
ho
enforced,
A
man
named
Morris,
who
said
that
he
had
been
uniihln
to
get
a
Job
from
tho
city
and
so
had
I
started
peddling
then
addressed
the
(uAincll.
lie
said
that
the
retail
merchants
had
threatened
to
iut
him..-oul.of
business'
and
that
he
had
been
boycotted
by
the
wholesalers.
Kvery
dilllcnlfy
in
his
way
in
Oh
Uiad
nan
been
noon
mil
pui
Imnins
and
se
objected
lo
tin
15
"
'A'f!?n
furl
Ik
Look!
A
Great
Sale
of
Dresses,
Suits
and
Coats
About
500
Garments
in
Alt
Our
Entire
Stock
Included
815.00
,Oresses
will
sell
at.
Sale
Price
$8.95
-(.50
Regular
Uresces
will
sell
at,
Sale
Price
$10.95
Values
to
2t.r0
Dresses
will
sell
at,
Sole
Price
$13.95
SILK
DRESSES
Silk
Dresses
to
$25
regular
price
will
sell
at.
Sale
Pirce
.
.
$15.95
-5.SO
regular
iik.
ureses
will
sell
at.
Sale
Price
$19.95
Silk
Dresses,
regular
values
to
iViU
wdl
sell
at
DEMERS
$25.00
A
big
lot
and
the
"regular
price
up
to
5.00.
Assorted
sizes.
Sale
.
...
.
.
price
75c
A.
W.
McArthur
in
full
charge
SNAP
BARGAINS
IN
SUMMER
WEIGHT
LADIES
UNDERWEAR
Ladies'
Summer
Weight
Vests,
in
all
sizes.
Sale
Price
.
35c
Ladies
Summer
Weight
Bloomers,
iu
all
sizes.
Sate
Price
80c
Ladies
Combinations,
summer
weight
and
in
all
the
regular
sizes.
Sale-price
.
..........
-
.,
85c
v
LADIES'
BLOOMERS
Regular
$2.K5
and
vidties.
Silk,
pongee
and
Iiroadcloth,
in
all
sized.
Sale
Price
.
.
.
.
$1.65
Regular
$3.00
Pongee
Slips,
Princess
Style,
in
alhsizes.
Sale
Price
,
$1.90
LADIES'
HIKING
BREECHES
j
Heal
Tweed
Hiking
Breeches,
$3.50
regular
price,
well
'.ailoreil
and
the
sizes
range
from
20
to
30
waist
measure.
Sale
Price
$2.55
Sale
Starts
Friday
9
a.m.
LADIES'
SILK
UNDEHTHINGS
Regular
prices
are
-cut
In
almost
half..
Now
is
the
time
to
buy.
$3.00
regular
Ladies'
Silk
Knit
Step-ins
and
Vests;
come
in
rolors
of
pink,
white,
yellow,
mauve,
etc.
Sale
Price,
set.
.$2.25
:l.00
value
voile
and
erosshar
sets,
including
vests
and
Mourners,
colors
of
pale
green,
mauve,
sky,
peach,
etc.
Sale
Price,
set
$1.E0
S0.00"
regular
Vest
and
-Step-ins
in
silk
mull,,
etc.
Color.
of
mauve,
pink,
sky,
white,
peach,
etc.,
all
sizes.
Sale
Priee,
set
$3.95
CORSETS,
BRASSIERES
and
CORSETELLES
The
Complete
Stock
Must
Be
Sold
.
uOpairs
of
fioddess
and
D.
&
A.
Corsets,
values
to
-:?-t.0.9,
sorted
sizes,
will
sell
atrSale
Price
85c
.$2.50
regular
values
D.
&
A.
Corset's,
all
sizes
in
the
lot.
Sale
Price
......
$1
.55
A
Way,
June
30,
1026.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
e
Stand
Back!
Get
in
Line!
.
;
...
j
.
.
s
Great
Public
Retail
Sale
illlak
LtMc
Nose,
Hale
Price
Wlrey
l,ile
lline,
.Salt'
Price
.
8ILK
HOSE
20c
.
.39c
AVIule.
lieh,
Mack,
mil!
Sky,
value
lo
.7r.
Sal
Price
.
.
39c
j(lu-y.
white,
flesh,
navy
and
black,
etc,
VI
values.
Sale
Price
$U9
:
MILO
SILK
HOSE
Wi
25
value,
all
sizes;
colors,
Mack,
while,
tan,
sunburn,
gold,
fro,
taupe,
pearl
grey.
Sale
Price
$1.75
SILK
GLOVES
Vulues
(it
Hrown,
grey,
while
Mack
and
navy.
Sale
Price
98c
-
AnMmuis
autut
ULUVES
kfOrey.
fawn.
brown,
chamois.
2
value.
Sale
Price
Sale
Starts
Friday
9
a.m.
A
MONSTER
SALE
OF
DRESSES
LOOK
1
ACT
I
HEED
I
BUY
I
SAVE!
69c
Summer
Ire.e.
nil
grouped
into
one
large
lot.
Materials
are
voiles.
Iiroadcloth,
siti
n
silk,
rayon,
lineuelle.
All
the
very
new
summer
-tyl',
all
r-ize
here.
Ilegular
values
to
$11.00.
Sale
1'rice
.
..
$7.75
A
SALE
OF
BATHING
SUITS
"T
regular
price
romliiualiou;
color
in
paddy,
navy,
.drown,
dove.
rnm.M
Mack,
cardinal,
cntor.
etc.
All
pure
wool
knit.
Sale
Price
,
,
M.
.
,
.
$2.98
i
Bathing
Caps,
-vnluc
to
$1.00.
Sale
Price
......-.
50c
Look!
ellinjf
produce.
He
ic
.o
uceuse
Jee.
pf
discussion,
Aid.
Casey
nmehiiemen!
that
n
fee
of
$10
ho
imposed
on
all
peddlers
in
stead
of
-
$50
was.
seconded
by
Md.
McKcchnic
and
p.utj
to
tho
vole.
It
was
lost.
Alderman
Casey,
Aid.
MacKechnio
and
Aid.
I.arsciv
voting
for
it
while
ld.
Jos.
(ireer,
Aid.
Stephen's.,
Aid.
W.
J.
Creer
and
Aid.
Perry
voted
against,
expressing
them
selves
in
favor
of
retaining
thi
$5(1
fee
as
set
out
in
the
hvlaw.
The
putting-
of
the
bylaw
through
lis
first
readings
then
proceeded.
-
Schedule
of
Charges
Under
the
bylaw,
licensn
fcej
are
imposed
ns
follows
per
six
months;"
...
Pool
and
billiard
1
aides.
-$
in
for
one
table
and
$5
for
each
additional,
'
liowlins
hlleys
$5
for
eatsh
alley.
Shooting
galleries.
$5
for
each
range
or
target.
Wholesale
merolianth,$25.,
Hetnil
merchants,
$10.
,,
j
.
.Milk
vendors.
$10.
Diwl.llnra
r.O
Agents,
$50..
Laundries,
$5.
Pawnbrokers,
$125.
Second
hand
or
junk
dealers,
$10.
Vehicles
for
hire,
$5
for
eac'i
vehicle.
.
Livery
stables,
$10,
Used
automobiles,
$10.
Automobile
dealers,
$10.
Hunkers,
$100.
(looming
houses,
$5.
Heverage
manufacturers,
-
10.
Shipbuilders,
$50.
Auctioneers,
$10.
Transient
traders,
$500.
83
Hrokers
and
insurango
agents,
Circus
or
animal
shows.
STEWART
$100
per,
day.,
.
,
I
Theatres.or
huiusement
places,
$10b.
'
'
.
ILxpress
companies,
$50.
'
t'tililies
companies,
$50,
irrusij
or
loan
'ajancies,
$D.
Fur
traders',
t0,'
..'
'
'
exhibitions,
other"
thou
In
a
theatre,
$.'()
per
day.
;
Stevedores,
$25.
Plumbers
and
contractors,
$5.
Oarages,
$10.
Trucks.
$5.
Oasoline
trucks,
$20.
Harislers,
doctors
and
healers
and
oilier
professions,
$10;
part
nerships
5.
The
25-pieee
Kincolith
Rilver
Hand
will
be
here
for
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
tomorrow.
An
ambitious
program
has
been
arranged
and
the
Jelehration
will
be
the
best
ever
held
In
Stewart's
nisiory.
The
iativo
Sons
of
Canada
aro
in
ehnrge.
A
program
of
active
develop-
meni
work
has
been
started
on
the
Washinglon
group
on
the
south
fork
or
the
Marmot
Iliver.
H.
K.
Luudvall
Is
manager
of
Hi
property.
'
Mrs.
W.
C.
HIauton
and
d.iugh
ler.
Evelyn,
have
relumed
from
a
trip
.lo
Seattle.-
k.
v
j
Charles
O.
Hush,
vlce-nresi
dent.
and
consulting
engineer
fo:
the
Independence
mine,
will
.be
lu
re
iri
July
with
associate
engineers
o
lay
out
a
comprehensive
plan
of
development
for
the
property.
,
A.
It.
Casey,
who
made
a
discovery
of
free
milling
ore
o.n
tin
Marmot
Iliver
last
.year,
ha,
returned
to
Stewart
after
-speeding
the
winter
down
the
coast
and
in
the
Hulkley
Valley.
Ilev.
At
W.
-II.
Ashley
has
re-sittned
as
chairman
of
the
Stewart
Hospital,
Hoard
and
ll.
0.
Marvin
has
been
elected
to
the
po.iliorr.
J.
U
Muirhead
of
Ihe
Hank
of
Montreal
staff
is
on
his
holidays
and-
is
heiiiB
relieved
by
A.
Hirch.
.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
Joseph
Mayer
and
M.
Kotland,
Seattle
Dr.
H.
A.
Simmons,
Anyox;
A.
S.
firay,
Victoria;
D.
Joinville
and
A.
.Menzies,
Stew
art,
K.
MacKachern
and
L.
Twe
ten.
city;
Mrs.
J.
K.
Strang,
Sun
nysi.le;
J.
K.
Xealon,
Wales
Is
land;
Miss
tCumille
M.
peters.
Mrs.
L.
Miller,
Miss
Marian
Mil
ler,
.M.
L.
Clnrk,
(ieorgo
McAfee
and
Ira
A.
Reid.
tieorsetown
Mills.
Central
.Miss
m.
Ekstrom,
Mrs.
T.
.Morrison,
Misses
"Evelyn
and
Kathleen
Morrison.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Vickers
and
Miss
Evelyn
Yickers.
city.
-
-
0-
Many
local
families
ore
taking
up
residence
for.
the
summer
at
Ihe
Salt
Lake
camps.
Among
Iho-e
already
there
are
.Mrs.
nert
.Morgan
and
family,
Mrs.
Howard
Steen
and
family,
Mrs,
E.
A.
Mann
and
family
and
.Mrs.
1).
H.
McDonald
and
son.
LAND
RZOISTRY
ACT.
actions
182
and
227.
..Vi
rynK
MATTKM
r
application
Ko.
"
ir
tue
laiiirititiioii
or
a
charge.
A.ND
IM
THK
M.VTTKR
of
an
Agree
inent
or
iiption
lo
purchase,
dated
'the
tjlht'eeember.
1l.
and
registered
the
uui
iiiirj,
iv
i
j
m
application
received
the
Srd
January.
1911.
as
No
7I0D,
between
OMIIKIK
T.
kANE.
of.
the
rtrst
Tart,
and
00RD03
C.
EMilERioS
of
Ibe
SmuihI
Part,
covering
the
fulluwlDK
uiDrljr
:
Lou
vmi
(7)r"fh
8.
nine
(,
tea
(tli
.
eleven
ill,
twelve
ltd.
thirteen
lUr,
rourlern
I4.
nneeu
i.ti),
and
autero
(16,.
Blurk
one
li
ana
Lou
nine
(
.
ten
(Illy,
eleven
(IU,
ana
rourleeii
(14.
Bloelt
m-venteen
(7,
or
Distrlrl
Lot
nunilier
ti
bundred
anil
rorlr-oiie
(4I).
nanre
rive
(,
Cuail
OKtnct,
Map
S0.
satuliri.iry
proof
of
breach
of
eoven-
.nl,
.rut
rw.wrtlrv
anal
MMir.n
i.f
,Min!M,.
'
iiii
by
the
vendor
or
owner
of
the
Und.
luuim
,u
u.,c
.
i
.
v
.
..
.
-.
.....
to
VurrliKe.
having
been
fiml
In
rbl
office.
lAKt
Ail
l
lit.
inai
in
application
uu
bean
made
to
cancel
the
reglatrallon
of
the
above
nu-ntloued
Agreement
or
opttou
to
l-urine.
and
wnirn
u
rrierea
in
Iteruter
of
Charreft
Volume
t.
lollo
1S7.
a
.Nu.
7lul.
and
that
In
Bupporl
of
bu
h
application
hi
been
produced
a
deciari-
ik.n
or
iit.uniib
mums
k
aac.
oaiea
me
ittlh
orliiber,
1S15,
and
a
declaration
oi
STA.XI.EY
WALTKH
T.WLOH
dated
the
juth
.November.
IdiS,
provlur
the
breach
of
covrnanl.t
and
re-entry
and
recovery
of
roM',iliiii
a
aforesaid.
IT
IS
MY
I.v
TK.NTKiN.
after
tlie
ur4ralion
6f
thirty
3)
days
fruit
the
efvire
or
this
notice
to
cancel
lite
retrUtritlon
or
the
option
to
purcluie
or
Aareeuient
upon
the
register
aim
incretipou
tne
estate
oi
ine
ptii-
rnaer
in
live
lanu
aescrioea
in
tne
aiu
Agreement
or
Opthvit
to
I'lirrlia-,
shall
cease
and
deleriuloe,
unless
you.
shall
take
and
prosecute
Ibe
proper
proceed
in
its
to
.esiauusn
-your',
cuiiti,.
tr
iivt
i,
ute
Mld'lautU
'or
to
prevent
"sJch
ptoposeit
action
on
mv
part.
li.tr.u
at
toe
i.amt
neyistrj
wince
at
prince
Iliineri.
BX
this
Hrl
day
of
June,
A.I).
!.
II.
t.
UlCl.tllll.
Hrmstrar
of
Titles.
To,
Gordon
C.
Enunerson.
.Ksq.
NAVIOABLt
WATERS
PROTECTION
R
8
C.
CHAPTER
116
ACT,
Union
till
Company
or
Canada.
.Limited,
hereby
gives
notice
that
It
has
under
section
i
of
the
'aid
Art
droslted
with
tbe
Minister
of
.Public
Works
at
Ottawa
and
In
the
office
of
.the
District
Hrglsirar
of
the
Land
llegtslry
histrlrt
of
Prlnc
Huptrt
in
the
Province
of
British
Colum.
bia.
a
description
of
the
sue
and
plans
of
a
pile
anil
timber
whiirf
proposed
to
be
built
Id
the
harbor
of
Prince
Kurort
In
the
said
Province,
on
water
lot
four.
Block
"O";
the
said
wharf
comprising
a
narrow-
approach
varvlnr
In
width
from
la"
lit
iy,
and
eAteudlng
.northerly
front
the
hlghwatrr
mark
a
distance
of
an-
pro.tlnuldy
308
whence
It
widens
to
aa
L
section
50'
x
60'
In
area,
the
aiatv
feat
measurement
being
approimalely
paral
lei
to
the
shore
line.
And
lake
notice
that
after
the
etplra
lion
of
one
month
from
in
date
of
ih
nrst
publication
or
this
notice
the
I'nlon
Oil
Company
of
Canada.
Limited,
will
uniter
section
7
or
tne
said
Act
apply
'to
the
Minister
or
Public
Works
at
his
of-rice.ln
Ihe
City
of
'Ottawa,
'for
approval
of
the
said
site
and
the
said
plan,
and
for
leave
to
rnnsirurt
the
said
wharf
'
and
approach
to
tlie
same.
,
Oated
at
Vancouver,
British
Columbia,
this
nth
day
of
May,
m.
H.
J.
KEMl'lR.
District
sales
Manager.
KAIRLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT
n..v.
wnaptsr
us.
The
British
Columhix
n.hin.
i-
r.k
Ing
Company
Limited,
hereby
gives
no
lice
that
It
has
uihler
sectlou
7
of
the
said
Act.
deposited
wllh
the
Minister
or
Public
Works,
at
Ottawa,
aud
In
the
orfice
of
the
Uistriti
Registrar
of
the
Land
Regis,
try
lilstrlrl
of
Prince
Huperl.
at
Prlnre
iiutert.
B.C.
a
,
desenpllon
or
lite
site
and
tlie
plans
of
a
wharf
or
pier
and
buildings
thereon
proposed
to
be
built
on
thai
rertaiu
portion
or
land
situate
about
two
and
u.
half
nuka
wM
of
AllUurd
Bay,
Skldraate
Inlet,
rrontlng
on
Lot
144,
Queen
Cbarlott
District,
and
known
tt
Lot
IIS.
And
take
-notice
that
after
the
eirj
ration
of
one
month
from
the,
dale
or
th-
rirsi
publiraoou
or
Uii
nonce
tne
Brimit
i.oluinbla
Klshin
&
racklug
Ctniipany
Limited
will
under
section
of
the
said
set.
apply
to
the
Minuter
of
Public
Works,
at
hi,
orrice
In
the
rlty
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
said
site
ami
plaits,
and
for
leave
to
romitrirM
the
said
wharf
or
pier
and
bitildmirfs
thereon.
Hated
al
Prince
itupert.
B.C.
till
3
1st
day
of
May.
lc.
UlUriSIt
COLUMBIA
FISIUNO
PACkl.NO
CO.
LIU.
Bv
Its
Sollrllors:
Williams.
Mammu
at
Goiiub-s.
WATER
NOTICE.
s:ralon
and
Kit.
TAKE
.
JIOTICE
that
British
Onluinbla
Pishing
ik
Packing
Co.
LbU
whose
address
is
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
li-j-e
to
lake
aud
use
S
ruble
feel
per
sect
aid
of
water
IMl
of
an
unnamed
ktreain
which
riows
northwesterly
and
drains
inut
South
Bay,
Skldigate
Intel,
abtiul
four
miles
uorllicaslerly
from
OMith
of
Oeena
Hlter,
The
water
will
lie
diverted
from
the
stream
al
a
point
abuiit
30
chains
southeast
of
northwest
corner
or
Lot
III,
Moresby
ItUiul.
and
will
Ite
used
Tor
domestic
and
cannery
purposes
-upon
Ihe
lands
stated
as
lease
and
being
the
foreshore
In
rronr
of
Lot
m.
(.iue.ni
crarloi
tstamts.
Tns
notice
was
posted
on
the-
ground
on
the
30lh
day
of
April.
tt;
A
rnr
of
thj
notice,
and
an
application
pursuant
therein
and
to
the
"Waler
Act"
will
b-
ttleA
In
ilw
office
of
tlie
Water
Ueeorder
aifPrinre
rtuperl,
B.C.
Objerlhins
to
llie
application
may
be
filed
wlih
the
said
Water
llecnr.hr
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
lllghls,
i-ariwun-itt
puiiuuigs,
victocia,
D.t;
witn
In
thirty
rtavs
after
Out
first
nmraiu-e
of
tbls
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
or
the
nrst
"
publication
of
this
notice
is
June
S..
.
BHITISII
COLUMBIt
OSIIISO
Ic
PACkl.Ml
Ci
I.
LTI,
Applicant.
Hy
II,
Sherwool.
Aaenl.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Aiipl
y"
to
Leas
Land
I
Iu
Land
Recording
iWlrlct
of
rrlnre-Rupert,
and
situate
on
Moresby
Island.
Ijueen
Charlotte
Grouri.
on
unnamed
lu-let.
.three
tulles
south
or
le
La
Heche
in-leL
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Canadian
Fishing
Company.
Limited,
of
Vaneottver.
oe.i
cupation
Salmon
cannrrs..
Intends
to
apply
fur
t
lease
of
the
following
describe.!
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
it
head
or
Inlet
about
mile
north
of
unnamed
Creek;
thence
west
to
chain:
thence
south
JO
ctu:ns;
thence
east
.jo
thalm,
more
or
les.
to
-shore
line;
tbeuce
northerly
.following
shore
line
to
P.ir.C..
anl
rootalnlng
40
acre,
more
oa.
less.
.THE
C
A
3
APIA
riSniNO
CilMPAMY.
IIMITKll.
ApplleaiiLi
Pir
William
rAlfrett
lliywer.
nle,l
tl
aprfl.
tats
NOTICE.
IX
7IIE
MATTER
of
an
applleUoifoe
the
Issite
ot
a
.
Provlslt.ua!
Certificate
or
lllle
.for
the
Esl
half
o
Lot
iwo
Wl.
Block
rrfly-twn
(,.
subdivision
of
l.ot
seven
hundred
ami
forly-sli
(74.
Queen
Cltarlotle
inislrixl.
In
the
Provlnc)
of
British
Columbia
(Map
limy.
SatUfaetory
proof
of
iho
,lf
of
tlie,
Certificate
of
Title
enverlng
the
bnve
land
hnving
been
produced
to
me.
It
Is
mv
Intention
ut
Usoe
ertee
the
'efpiratfoa,
"f
?
nwnlh
i
'from
.Ihe
first
fwbllcwllnn
.7"
'V
'Pflal
CeeelflralA
of
Title
-lo
the
above
lend
Vh
the
iin
rfr
'"I
tJertlfleaie
of
TlTE.
4-tte.l
te
February,
.uia.
and
fas
numbered
tSMIrtT.
aA-,!M!
fHn
VTkHm
THim.
I
O..-
til
Juw,
-
v"
H.
r.
Mael
ton.
AegHtrar
of
Tllea.