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FOUR
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DaJI
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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Make
the
Old
Car
Look
Like
New!
Give
It
a
finish
that
will
start
bright
and
stay
br!fht
you
can
do
it
yourself.
For
this
pur
nose
we
suggest
Val-spar
Enamels--a
combination
of
the
finest
pigments
carefully
ground
In
the
famous
Valspar
Varnish
Itself.
VALENTINE'S
VALSPAR
ENAMEL,
.
Sun,
rain,
mud,
dust,
gasoline,
oils
tten
tolling
vetrr
from
thi
rt-Jititar
will
not
dim
Its
fine
lustre.4
Easy
to
apply,
there,
are
twelve-beautiful
colors
to
choose
from.
For
Sale
by
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
PrinceRupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Kox
1563
LAUNCHES,
SCOW'S,
ROW".
I50ATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Divinjj
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
'HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
From
Dulkley
Valley
FRESH
SULK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
636
and
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnituns
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order.
In
our
shop
as
low
as
.
.,
$50
223
Siith
Street
MANY
PEOPLE
COMING
HERE:
rMKI(
lKIM't:ss
MACK.
VAM'OI'VKK
IUAltl
Of
TUADK
TKIf
IX
JI'XB,
NOW
ALMOST
IU)OKt:it
OCT
Only
a
lev
reservation
are
left
on
the
cteamer
Prlncee
Alice
lor
the
an-
t
nual
excuntoa
of
the
Vancouver
Board
j
of
Trade,
which
Ut
be
held
tola
year
:
along
the
coast
of
Britten
Columbia,
I
according
to
repcrta
from
the
south.
1
The
steamer
will
leave
Vancouver
on
!
Sunday,
Suae
18.
and
arrive
here
on
Tuesday,
June
21.
for
a
stay
of
at
least
i
one
day
before
going
to
Anyox,
Alice
I
Arm,
Stewart,
Bella
Coola,
Alert
Bay
J
nd
Campbell
River.
'
Calls
will
be
made
on
the
way
up
at
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls.
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
the
party
to
meet
buslnew
men
at
the
various
points
mentioned
when
business
problems
and
matters
of
Interest
to
the
general
development
of
British
Columbia
will
be
discussed.
Among
those
who
have
already
made
lesenratlons
for
the
trip
are:
Robert
McKee.
T.
S.
Dixon,
J.
E.
Stphenson,
J.
W.
Gehrke.
R.
Kerr
Houl-gate.
Leonard
Prank.
C
J.
Kay,
J.
C.
Dill,
W.
O.
Murrln.
W.
R.
W.
Mcintosh.
J.
C.
Campbell,
Geo.
H.
Hewitt,
J.
Galloway.
Roy
.Brown,
Charles
Sutherland,
W.
8.
Buell,
A.
McC.
Creery.
4.
B.
Thomson.
J.
P.
D.
Malkln.
B.
C.
Keeley.
J.
Blake
Wilson,
H.
J.
Oagen,
Nlchol
Thompson.
II.
T.
Lockyer.
A.
B.
Mac-
Kemcte.
Dr.
W.
P.
Wright.
E.
W.
Keen-leyside.
li.
W.
Fleofc,
H.
C.
Martin.
A.
B.
Palmer,
P.
Wilkinson,
Mayne
D.
Hamil
ton.
J.
W.
Gold,
Philip
Brown,
J.
T.
El-
son,
Homer
J.
Moore.
Fred
Smith,
A.
W.
Blake,
E.
W.
Monk,
Chas.
Holloway.
J.
T.
McCay,
R.
II.
Balrd,
Charles
Chapman.
R.
E.
Jamleson,
J.
L.
Noble,
John
Anderson,
F.
E.
Woodside.
E.
H.
Bell,
E.
O.
Baynes,
W.
F.
Hanbury.
J.
C.
Duf-resne.
C.
M.
Bartram,
J.
A.
Tepoorten,
W
Rathbone,
H.
H.
McDougall,
Hugh
Dal-ton,
W.
S.
Brener.
W.
C.
Woodward,
W.
J.
Twlss,
A.
A.
Ross,
A.
M.
Dollar.
J.
S.
Eckman,
Kenneth
Lamond,
H.
C.
Hewlt-Bon.
A.
E.
Pollard.
T.
II.
Kirk.
E.
S.
Learn,
Col.
J.
P.
Keen.
W.
H.
Leckie.
A.
W.
Cruise.
C.
F.
Stafford.
Oscar
Pear-tca.
a.
A.
Campbell.
IL
T.
Young.
F.
M.
Kelly,
W.
P.
Irwin.
J.
"W.
Ktlly.
John
Drucquer,
B.
J.
Drake.
W.
Holt,
H.
A.
Stewart.
C.
Slmson,
Mark
Dumond,
C.
M.
Rolston,
P.
W.
Orlmmett.
W.
N.
Horie.
Capt.
F.
C.
Brown.
O.
R.
Wright.
A.
E.
Howard.
H.
A.
Plow,
Walter
Wright.
11.
W.
Schofield.
G.
C.
Hyatt.
ADAIR
CARSS
CHAPTER
HOLDING
ANNUAL
TAG
r-roeeed
,
of
Txla)V
rjfiirt
for
Itejutl-l)ln-
of
Kil(lpr'
l'lotn
Adair
Carss
Chapter.
Imperial
Order
Daujrittrrf
of
the
Empire,
'
Is
holding
Its
annual
tag
day
today
for
the
pur-pose
of
raising
money
tor
Its
work
of
beautlflcatlon
of
soldiers'
plots
In
Falrview
Cemetery.
The
good
work
that
has
been
done
by
the
Chapter
In
this
connection
becomes
apparent
when
It
Is
known
that
sixteen
headstones
have
already
been
furnished
for
the
nineteen
ex-service
men
that
have
died
here
and
stoites
for
the
remaining
three
graves
are
cow
on
order.
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLwxl
Is
general
convener
of
today's
effort
with
Mrs.
W.
A.
Matheson
In
charge
of
the
distri
bution
tags.
Taggers
Include
,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox.
Miss
Vera
Youngman,
Miss
Mona
Yates,
Miss
Megan
Morris,
Miss
Eva
Morris,
Miss
Catherine
Baker
and
Miss
Charlotte
Edwards,
WRANGELL
NARROWS
BEING
CLOSED
FOR
DREDGING
PURPOSES
Dredging
operation
In
Wrangell
Nsr
rows,
Alaska,
by
the
United
States
gov-
ernnient
will
close
the
.Channel
from
Msy
1
to
May
10,
It
1
reported.
This
will
make
U
necessary
for
passenger
liners
to
and
from
Skugway
to
make
the
twelve
additional
miles
run
around
Cape
Decision
on
Kunl
Island,
thence
through
Sumner
and
Chatham
Bound
S3.
Princess
Alice
which
sailed
from
lre
yesterday
at
9
p.m.
for
Skagway
on
her
regular
trip,
carrying
returning
Yukoners
and
Alaskans
and
work
crews
of
th
White
Pass
Mid
Yukon
route.
Was
Nearly
Crazy
With
Bolls
All
Over
His
Body
Mr.
8.
L.
Burke,
Buronifltld.
N.
writej:
For
Kme
tia
I
ku
Mtrlr
II
cruj
with
boili
all
OTcr
1117
bodr.
I
trUd
eTtrytUnp
I
could
think
Jf
U
get
nd
01
them,
but
to
no
artU,
tor
m
soon
at
one
u
kealed
up
another
would
appear
to
take
it
place.
1
1
wai
aamed
to
take
I
A
and
after
I
had
used
two
bottles
tie
boils
had
all
ditapjeared
and
I
hart
not
been
troubled
with
them
sln."
Put
up
onlr
hj
The
T.
Milbum
Co,
LuviUd,
Torus
U,
Oat
the
diversion
required
by
the
blocklna
of
the
regular
passenger
channel.
CAPTAIN
OF
CURLEW,
TO
MARRY
SHORTLY
Coiiiiuanilir
or
fTuler'
Curlew.
Mulch
Mas
Here
l-at
Year,
to
Wed
Mi
lime
of
YUtorlu
Local
friends
who
became
acquainted
with
him
during
the
week's
stay
of
his
vessel
In
this
port
last
summer
will
bt
Interested
to
learn
of
the
forthcoming
marriage
In
Victoria
of
Capt.
H.
D.
Bridges.
C.V.O..
DSO,
RH.,
commander
of
the
British
cruiser
Curlew,
and
Mist
Alleen
Mary
Innes.
second
daughter
of
the
late
Charles
Innes
and
Mrs.
Innei
of
Victoria.
The
wedding
will
take
place
In
Victoria
very
soon.
Capt.
Bridges
now
being
on
his
way
west
for
the
ceremony.
SHOWER
TEA
FOR
RIDLEY
BAZAAR
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
Many
ladies
called
and
left
donations
for
the
miscellaneous
stall
at
the
forthcoming
Ridley
Home
Bazaar
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
shower
tea
held
by
(be
Baptist
Ladies'
Aid.
Mrs.
W.
8.
Hammond
received
the
articles
and
tea
was
served
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
with
Mrs.
.Lemon
as
cash
ier.
Others
assisting
were
Mrs.
J.
A.
Llnday.
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson,
Mrs.
Wrathall
and
Mrs.
i.
Thurber.
Advertise
10
th
Dally
Nrwa.
.1040
1027
ITENNIS
CLUB
'
ANNUAL
BALL
i;
IH
NDItl
ll
AMI
KIKTY
lit
lTS
ATTIAUCIt
I.II.KIIITI
1
I.
AHAIi:
lT
XKillT
The
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
entertained
about
a
hundred
and
forty
guests
at
the
annual
ball
last
evening
In
the
Moose
Hall,
with
an
excellent
program
which
evoked
much
favorablt
icmment.
The
clubs'
colors
of
blue
jDd
white
were
used
In
the
decoration
scheme
which,
combined
with
a
display
of
rackets
aud
tennis
balls,
presented
a
naval
and
attractive
appearance.
During
the
evening
an
excellent
pro
pram
of
dance
music
was
discoursed
b)
Mrs.
R.
P.
Ponder's
orchestra
while
thi
member!
of
the
committee
assisted
ll
strrylng
out
the
details
of
the
program
the
entire
satisfaction
of
the
guests
P.
E.
Smith
sttended
at
the
door
during
the
evening
while
the
duties
ol
piaster
of
ceremonies
were
In
the
caps-ale
hands
of
W.
Crulckshank.
Tht
general
committee
In
charge
of
arrangements
consisted
of
E.
W.
Maren-lette.
W.
Crulckshank.
F.
E.
Robertson
Miss
CaroUne
Mitchell
and
Miss
Grace
2urtln.
If
the
weather
is
favorable
tomorrow
:te
formal
opening
of
the
tennlt
courts
of
the
dub
will
take
place
foi
.he
season's
activities.
SPORT
CHAT
An
announcement
from
Dr.
Lamb
01
McOlll
University,
pan.
secretary
of
thi
Amateur
Athletic
Dnlon
of
Canada,
In
dicates
that
real
work
of
preparatloi.
or
the
Olympic
games
at
Amsterdam
next
ytar
is
to
he
started
at
once
Provincial
Olympic
trials
are
to
be
held
In
every
province
before
August
30,
through
it
Is
advisable
that
In
British
Columbia,
Saskatchewan.
Manitoba
and
Alberta
that
these
trials
should
b
held
before
July
23.
Any
athlete
whe
reaches
the
standards
set
In
the
provincial
trials
will
be
assisted
by
th
General
Canadian
Olympic
Committer
10
attend
the
section
meet
for
his
dls-..kt
For
the
West
the
section
meet
will
be
held
In
Edmonton,
and
In
the
middle
of
August.
Those
athletes
residing
In
the
Thunder
Bay
district
will
go
to
the
Ontario
sectional
meet,
which
will
be
held
In
Tronoto
on
August
20.
The
provinces
of
Nova
Scotia,
New
Brunswick
and
Prince
Edward
Island
will
hold
sectional
meet
about
the
same
time
as
Ontario
although
tlx
place
for
holding
It
has
not
yet
beeti
eelccted,
The
Province
of
Quebec
sectional
meet
will
be
held
in
Montreal
on
August
20.
It
Costs
no
more
to
travel
this
way
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
CABIN
CLASS
ships
are
specially
designed
for
comfort.
They
possess
every
travel
refinement,
and
the
best
on
the
boat
is
youri
to
enjoy.
Rates
are
surprisingly
reasonable
minimum
as
low
as
$140.00
to
or
from
Europe.
.
..
CANADIAN
f
SERVICE
and
the
rimurfl
Meumlil
.,
,ld
diZ
UaMIng
Ml.
Met,
Yuneoilier,
or
any
steamship
agent.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
n
111
17
.vTriiiTP
nr
i
nninrn
inn
11111
1
isrbi
li
u
1
liririi
uii
ui
M.
SLAJLI
M.
a
ISJ
I
I
s
v
M
mmmm
Jl
S-l
l.l
.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Adveituement"
taken
for
test
than
50c
FOB
SALE
WO
PURSE
SEINE
BOATS.
48
X
12.
30
hp.
for
sale
or
charter.
Si
hp.
heavy
oil
ertftne,
in
fine
condition.
Cost
13.600.
Snap
at
l$M.
S
Purse
Seine
Winches,
heavy
type.
1
low
price.
j
New
and
used
machinery,
boat
and
,
engine
business
for
sale.
Stock
SC.-
1
000.
Price
S.0O0.
This
Is
a
money!
maker
for
a
man
who
will
give
It
his'
attention.
Advise
J.
Field.
215
Second
Avenue,
j
Phone
23.
103
.
XME
ON.
BOY3!
IF
YOU
A
HE
MF-CIU
anteally
Inclined
and
want
a
cheap
boat
engine.
'
we
will
sell
you
a
'
uned
Ford
engine
for
I2S.O0.
Parts
are
very
Inexpensive.
Overhaul
It
yourself
and
you
will
have
a
14
hp.
motor
at
very
low
cost
Parker's
Garage.
OR
SALE.
1C0
acres
GrahanF
Inland.
1.000
or
will
exchange
for
good
city
properly.
Box
37.
Dally
News
offlre
OR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE
and
two
lota.
Apply
1040
Tenth
Avenue
and
Bacon
Street
tf
OR
SALE.
BIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
office
block.
I2o0j00.
Apply
P.O.
Box
378.
US
JPPORTUNITYI
5XM
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homeslte.
Walker
Music
Store.
IIEMSTITCIIINR
HEMSTITCHING.
PICOTING.
SCAIXOP-
lng.
Dollar
Store
Phone
Red
324.
IiUAHD
ilOARD.
THE
INLANDER
83?
Second
Avenue
Pluto
117
BAND
SUNDAY
WILL
BE
OBSERVED
HERE
UM'al
ll)k'
Hand
Will
I'araile
Toinurruw
Moriimx
tu
M.
AiKlrrn't
Cathedral
lor
Murnlng
hertli-e
The
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
un
it
r
Bandmaster
WUson.
will
observe
Band
Sunday.
May
I.
by
attending
divine
service
tomorrow
morning
at
Bt.
Andrew's
Cathedral
where
special
muetc
U1
be
played
by
the
band.
The
boys
ii-
to
assemble
at
tlie
band
hall
at
10.15
and
will
march
to
the
church.
DR.
E.
B.
PAUL
RETIRES
FROM
VICTORIA
COLLEGE
Dr.
E.
B.
Paul.
DrlneiDal
of
the
vi.
torla
Arts
College
aluce
Jl.
foundaCloa
und
fother
of
A.
8,
Paul,
formerly
of
this.
elty.
tendered
his
resignation
to
.he
Victoria
school
board.
He
became
associated
with
education
In
Victoria
In
1893
as
principal
of
the
Victoria
His-h
School,
holding
office
until
liioa,
when
he
became
auperlntendeot
of
education
in
city
schools,
later
known
as
municl-
pal
inspector,
an
office
he
vacated
in
1820,
when
he
organized
the
Victim
Arta
College
in
affiliation
with
the
university
of
British
Columbia,
'
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
EUROPEAN
TOURS
PcrMinallv
Cond
Urtri
TniiN
!
V
UC-Vll
'
nrrialliffd
thift
Bummr
-"vi
Mic
joint
sujKrrvlslon
of
the
Canadian
National
PJm
mt
uuiiara
Steamship
Company
to
Great
Britain
and
Europe
and
return.
All
transportation,
hotel
and
sight
seeing
expends
Included
In
fares.
Cull
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
A-venue,
or
nltone
2flo
and
descriptive
literature.
iioti:i.
Aititiytin,
Out
rul
J.
Watson,
w
1
XT'
VBnooum!
llennet.,;
ONR:
R.
Relmrr,
Ocean
Falls-
E
owiiiinun
uay;
j,
e.
II,
Fether-stotihaugh,
England.
tiy
J.
McKcnzle
and
ri,.-
vviess,
city
J.
Walklni.
Vancouver!
Mr.
J.
pi,uinl
Prince
Itupeit
H,
W
Brooker.
Edmonton,
FOR
RENT
IX)R
RENT
-MODERN
FIVE
ROOMED
bouse
with
bath.
Just
over
section
2
brMae.
Phone
Blue
COl,
after
six
o'clock.
FOUR
ROOM
MODERN
FLAT
FOR
rent.
Weaisohsver
Btoek.
Second
Ave
Phone
lJ
or
Woe
le.
tf
FOR
RENT..
FOUR
ROOMED
FIAT
with
range,
ll00.
Apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
Birnle.
Hareftan.
B.C.
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Musasllrm
Grocery.
Phone
IS.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
BOARD
IF
desired.
Phone
Blae
120.
PIANO
FOR
RENT-I5XJ0
A
MONTH
Walker's
Music
Store
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
tT.t.
AUCTIONEER
ltlll
AK
IN(1
tf
TOO
MUCH
CANNOT
BE
SAID
ABOUT
my
next
sale.
I
will
sell
by
public
auction
on
Saturday.
Msy
21.
at
3J0
P-m.
that
beautiful
residential
Hie
with
residence
25
x
30.
cottage
roof,
five
rooms,
pantry
and
bath,
verandah.
auMuom.
garage
and
shed,
situated
at
2175
Atlla
Avenue
Lots
adjoining
these
prealmes
canou
I
bought
tor
1
1
W0
Terms
are
easy
Ktouch
to
be
In
retch
ol
anyone
desiring
a
home
or
valuable
specu-
UUfta.
500
cash,
balance
arranged,
or
a
disoount
for
all
ctb
for
the
total
purchase
price
Premlwa
ran
be
inspected
aoyttme
up
to
the
day
Of
sale.
For
further
Information.
Phone
TI4
I
buy.
set
or
exchange
savyUUng
of
value.
a.
F.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
EXPERIENCED
DR88SMAKER.
-
FOR-
merty
of
New
Tor
and
Edmonton.
Mra
C.
Smith.
DrexH
Rooms.
139
Sroood
Avenue.
maiTV
rtition
Marcelling
Manicuring
Scalp
Treatment
MK.
I.
M
l
II
It
W
Third
Avenue
Br
AnpoUUnmrt.
Phone
637
IXIMIMQV
IIKMTIHK
i:riuNor
ieW.irily
A
(latnnn.
irnprletr
144
Third
Avenue
Tlione
Mack,
III
Furniture
of
all
sot
is
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged
UPHOLSTER!
XB
FURNITURE
REPAUUNO;
OPHOL-.sterlng
of
all
kinds.-
Chesterfields
recovered
in1
,,df
tp
-9tit.i
All
work
guaranteed,'
pbone
Orern
60S.
O
M
HUNT
RESTAURANTS
noon
t:m
(-yK
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O,
W.
V.
A,
flood
Home
Vke
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
I'honf
C7
Taxi
(Call
Georire.
Pn.il
Six
and
Seven
Pass-np;er
Stude-bakers
at
your
dlspo.nl
an
time.
ROSS
IIK0S.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Wock.
(
Acrosw
from
Kmpregg
Hotel)
"Ifth
High
nigh
Low
Hlilh
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4444444)
AllKItV
.trim.
x
0:18
a.m.
22.0
ft.
12:45
pjn,
21.0
"
6:35
aju.
2,4
-
18:47
pjn.
in
MMHV,
MV
1
.
.........
0:M
ajn.
32.9
It.
13:32
pjn.
21.2
-
7.-20
a
in.
jji
19:30
pjn.
4.0
-SHIMUV.
MAV
3
1:37
.
2J.4
ft.
14:18
p.m.
21.0
"
8:04
ajn,
0.8
"
50:13
pjn,
4.8
-TI'I:M.V.
MIV
3
8:10
ru.
23.3
ft.
15:05
pjn.
204
8:48
a-m.
0.8
"
20.55
pin,
4R
"
I
WATER
0TK1
I'hlltMOV
tM,(
take
Nonnr
I
Company,
Lim.uo
w
w
eouvrr.
be
..;
c;
I
take
and
ifr
jM'mo
ut
of
unnamed
.
CL-
thertv
and
tin.
.
30
enalni
eo
iLot
C8.
Rante
1
-'
water
will
be
1:
f
I
iu.
point
ab'.
.
tand
will
be
use:
.turrrial
ptirpumi
as
appitesliun
j
This
notice
w
:on
the
2nd
c-of
this
notice
le
A::
id
a.
suant
thereto
ar.a
,
wU)
be
tiled
t
.?
1
Recorder
at
P.r
R
jr
to
the
applies
uco
is;
tr
jaald
Water
Re
order
x
.trailer
of
Viair
r
daya
after
Hie
'
c;y.
not
ire
in
a
lo--s
se,--
cf
lte
first
pub.
.
April
31.
Itn
ootmn
pax
cm:
NOTH
1:
or
H
V
Ufr
UNI)
ACT,
s
-
I
ISTIATI0
Ml
IJ-I
LIXk.
n
rriarr
nopm
az
trlrt
of
Prince
Rupee!
1
:
chains
rast
of
nr?
ser
a
C8.
tUrtt
3.
Ooaal
M
TAKE
NOTICE
'
Cm
t
Companr
L.x
.e-
T
pat
ton
run
tar
.
lor
permiauoa
:.
I
"
Oexylbefl
tsnda
.
Com
merit-in
f
at
a
pll
enauts
east
01
r
'
.1
3.
Coast
Dutri
(hew
s
U
w
water
uurz
rhalrw.
thence
t
1
e
'
weot
to
rhama,
3
c
iwn,
ana
nwx
i
1
"
OOJWE
PACICtSO
f
LOCO.
Ds
ted
2nd
Apr
:
UNI)
ACT.
imiNw
TAKE
NO'
ICE
hs
H
'
puusn.
t
..
p-"-m
.
apply
to
tl
Mini
r
IK
ence
to
(rfospect
I
and
natural
gas
over
nr.1
lowini
described
land'
-
.
gate
iniet,
uransm
Commencing
at
a
Pf
northeast
corner
ot&,
,
li
not
it
r.
or
lTIATI0I'
u:tr
La
In
Prlnre
Rupert
trnt
trtct
bt
I'rliu
R::pr
chains
esM
of
"
Ml.
Range
3,
C
ac
J.
'
,
TAKE
NOTICE
Company
Limited
-nation
Flab
Car.nr
for
permission
'
'
deacrlbed
lands
Commencing
a'
"
r
Z
chslna
rsst
of
nort
3.
Coast
Dlstrirt
:':r
J
'
'
thence
east
?i
t-
chains:
thence
c
of
commenreroeu
seres,
more
or
le-
M
tlOHSK
FA("K":
a.
tv
n
w
Dsled
Anrtl
2
'"
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
for
the
Issue
o
t"
of
Title
lor
Block
of
the
Houth
ii
':
hundred
and
seT
five
),
Coast
D'-"
Sallstarlory
pf"''
Certiflrste
of
Ti
land
having
been
,'
my
intention
to
':
tlon
of
one
mon'!!
llration
hereof
a
rr
of
Title
to
the
above
,x
ox
Sidney
Wtllmore
j
Ilcate
of
Title
Is
d'a
and
Is
numbered
7B-'
1
-
Und
Registry
Ov
B.C..
Oth
April,
WSJ,
M
Re
(JUEEN
CHARLOTTE
i'
amp
3;
ineiice
-
M
,
80
chalM
south;
then
thence
80
chains
nor
.
menrement
Located
March
14.
lSit
QUEEN
CHARM)TTE
DIVISION
,h.i
11
'
Portland.
Ore.
.
'
sm.lv
to
the
Minister
,
licence
to
prospect
for
and
natural
m
ovrr
aii
J
lowlim
described
land;.
Commencing
at
.l"",
.
er
of
southwest
corner
(,
shin
I:
thence
BO
rn'
,(
80
rhulns
north!
It'
'",
"
thence
90
chalni
outh.
kanrnkaint
.
m
a.
V
M
IV.
f
...I,
on
Lr
southbound
run
"vlll
make