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First Public Offering

TUNGSTEN of BRITISH COLUMBIA Ltd.

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PAtlow 5157 Pender at Granville Tungsten’
Vancouver 1, B.C.
Canada
‘ sIMary ven
CAPITALIZATION
u the 1 f Province of Brit f
$3,000,000 divided int 3.000 00 Nnon-asSSeSSAa non-p i 4
1e Of $1.00 each. Issued for properties are 750,000 sha f wh
f ( escrow subiect to release or t
I P I f Bri 1 Columb Ap 1000 sh
n of t ale f the cu feri 00
{ } npan t 650.06
LARGE TUNGSTEN HOLDINGS
f spe ’ 2
(22 Claims)
DEVIL'S ELBOW, STIKINE RIVER, BAC Latest report, Octobe I 1 ( D
i 1 ( pat Engineer in charge of operations at Devi Elbow, wa
He advised the Directors that all surface work had beer
prope was now ready for diamond drilling. Mr. Frencl
nded ich a diamond drilling program be embarked upon, based
f surfa howings and the high channel assays obtained from ope!
irface. Two 4-ft. sections at either end of the No. 2 « pen cut acro i wid
2.39 per cent and 1.05 per cent tungsten. B w No. 1 open ¢
r cent tungsten. Bed “C” over Ne adit 3.5 ft. ave
ent n 2 adit across 2.5 ft. averaged 2.04 per cent tungster
PRO v7 17 .
PRECIOUS AND BASE METAL
USK, BA B Grotto group (22 claims)was purchased on the advice of the Company
( t D This property is located in the Omine
wee mithers on the main line the C.N.R., one
r oad 21, miles in length has been mstructed
have been built and all the necessary machiner’
he property to commence regular shipments of high
ad-zinc ore It is estimated by Dr. Mandy that the
etu pr 1 be sufficient to cover the cost of developments to
kK é At to justify the building of ill on tt property
1 wing representative samples of shipping ore have beer ! follow
From tunnel on No vein—averaged width 1.5 ft., 1.12 « gold and 47.7 oz liver
i0 pper for a gross value of $95.63 per ton; from tunnel on No. 2
rage width 1.5 ft 16 ozs. gold and 90.0 ozs. silver with 3.2% copper for a
i¢ Of $172.60 per ton; and from the average of three open cuts on the lead
veln, an average width of 1.8 ft., with grade of 0.03 oz. gold and 12.0 oz ilver with
0.8 d and 14.6% zinc for a gross value of $180.97 per ton
1h . rake >
RICH ANTIMONY PROPERTY
FORT ST. JAMES, B.C.—The Snowbird group of 13 claims is on the lower end of Stuart
La \part f nsiderable tonnage of high-grade shipping ore valued at $300
per n, there i $250,000 worth of milling-grade ore blocked out. It is planned
to ir ite production at an early date
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FIRST PUBLIC OFFERING
I ' tior j t} Seoeuri ‘ ; ‘
Regist I ie he securities Act of British Columbia covers the present offering of
00,000 share 64c per share

bscription for a part of this offering has b2en received prior to publication of this adver

isement, We reserve the right to allot further shares according to priority of application

DIRECTORS OFFICERS
Dr. Frank M, Hall President

Dr J R Naden Dr. Frank M. Hall .
Dr J r. Mandy Vice-President

— d W Welsh Dr. J. R. Naden

: 4 L Skinnet Managing Director:

ye a Walrod Dr. J. T. Mandy

oe i e Secretary-Treasurer

Norman C., Levin Norman C. Levin, Barrister

ote eb * Conetins director Dt Joseph T. Mandy, well-known consulting geologist,
retired | chan pe one service with the British Columbia Department of Mines during
15 years of which he was resident mining engineer for the Northwestern District of Britis
Columbia, in which all of the company’s properties are situated nang

Bankers:
THE DOMINION BANK
Vancouver, B.C.

Registrar and Transfer Agents:
PRUDENTIAL TRUST CO., LTD.
Vancouver, B.C.

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RYHOLM SINKS—The 74l-ton < eighter Ryhoilm sinks other presidential . aces in the
25 feet of water in the St. L River. 23 miles east of | Past remarked rving S :
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batt a tremendous ocea rrent and a “bad
weather witch” in an effort to locate the British
sloop-of-war Debraak which sank in 1798 with a
treasure reported worth $10,000,000,

ading the search for the
ip. believed to have gone down p in th um 1932
off Cape Henlopen at the mouth ! 1934 to 1936
the Delaware Bay abdut 100) ¢ t Cory tion { Provi
i southeast of Wilmington, dence, RL, mi th air
De ire two young Lewes dairy- | tempts to reach th inken
Archie nd Weldon Birt- J first altempt brot
nghar t ss the I so} i
The job'has defied four pre- to da The Ba
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vious effor inloose the sea’s aged 4 f wood |
cret. A Baltimore salvage firm | ‘A!¢ me from the Debraak
i teak ret iperstructure The
expe mn Was abandoned that
. fall after mumerou lishaps t
New Railway ts salvagine equipment
When folks arounc thi area
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WINNIPEC The Canadian penlopen and the f athe:
National Railways will re-build) which persistently wh ex-
bridge over the Red Deer .
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{ Mi the Edmonton- LOST IN SQUALI
The Debraak wa apsi yy
Oalgat J. R. MeMillan,) * ‘ eae
¢ ees i iccin 18 sdden squall the record
vice-presit une western " é
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‘ Drew, was lost th 38
Mr. McMillan sald the new jai: ianeniees and
bridge with approaches will be
. ane p 1 prisoners
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which it captured h
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vessel headed from South
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nentioned only a cargo of 200
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There's all the way from
$5,000,000 to $10,000,000 worth
of treasure, mostly in gold
a Tks bullion, in ber held,”
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GENERAL MEETING | ** Binks of ere
FRIDAY, NOV. 7 a pre ’
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7:30 p.m, The sloop, constructs f teal
wood, was 125 feet long with 4
Civic Centre 30-foot beam and a 1-foot
depth. British Admiralty record
, 4 i it MA nt aown il
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