turday,
March
19,
1927.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
JjindinjCH
of
Week
Unusually
LiKht
Activity
Continues
In
Itoat
JJuildlnKI'oH
on
Kinahan
Island
Sheep
Ranching
Inaugurated
Halibut
landings
at
lhi
f
-
-
""'
kuicn
uunnK
me
past
feek
have
been
exceedingly
light
due
no
doubt
to
the
rough
weather
mi.
un
m
u
lew
uuvs
aifo.
nau
iiepn
nvn
n
n
4V,
riut
i
i
most
of
the
catches
h.iv
nlnn
Loan
,.!,..
i
i
"
mere
are
many
E
iries
.
of
,
various
.
difficulties
.,.,
...
outside
although,
fortunately,
there
.
..
.
...w-
wmuun.i,
nunocr,
were
improvea
aurjng
K,
fi
last
lew
davs
and
a
short
tlmn
nnur
ihmiU
i..l
i
.iwuiM
cc
vuiuic.i
turning
in
eadily
...
and
.
business
.
.
back
.
to
normal.
What
few
boats
have
sold
Cuiie
uun.iK
me
weeK
nave
rereivea
good
prices
which
Is
some
olttlon.
Amrlcn
boats
yesterdav
iched
at
16c
and
8c
and
told
the
to
Keep
their
money,
Eere
allbut
arrivala
thla
week
totalled
jp.SSO
pounds,
of
which
106.000
-pounds
American
run
and
64.150
Canadian,
Inglng
the
total
landing
tor
th
year
;date
to
1,573
J
50
pound
1
.330,500
nnda
American
and
242330
pound.
nadlan,
pu.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
,
,.v.
5.000;
Jack.
ca,
tw
600:
Tahoma.
xanoma
he
highest
price
for
American
flsh'
lixm.
Qnah
BfiQn
t
A
7
.JT
.
Canadian
-
Unome.
4.500
pound.:
fc
Onah
k
for
800
pound.
while
the,Br,nt
aooo.
Mu,
C1
be
f
?
T
"7.C.
Whlt
"T.
'
3.500?
Spindrift.
'
1.000:
paid
on
Saturday
to
the
Unom.
p.w..
lt0
rt
l
4.500
pound.
The
toUl
halibut
ip..
p;
4j000.
Jj000.
M
M
'Christopher.
3,000;
Johanna,
15.000-
ir
A
itwSS
a
I
pladder
Irritation
I
toon
satsd
br
1
SANTAL
MIDY
Btwara
of
Imitation.
'
Look
foe
ths
word
"WIOV
Sold
by
all
iriifrit
sialiatad
k
L
Special
furses'
Watch
We
have
just
Imported
these
watches
for
nurses.
All
the
steel
parts
are
made
of
stainless
steel
so
that
water
will
not
rust
them
In
case
they
get
wet.
They
have
a
seconds
hand
for
counting
the
pulse
and
the
movement
will
run
forty
hours,
so
that
If
winding
Is
s
forgotten
for
a
few
hours,
the
watch
will
still
be
running,
Prices
from
$18
to
$200.
JOHgULCE
(LJEwELLEKp
lilt
STORE
WITH
THE
CtOCN
kTHF.
PlftNFFR
LAUNDRY
KIDS
LAUNDER
SHIHTS
i
AHOiHIRTWAliTi
TOO-
R
roTriPjTrteystiiifvi
a
JITE
FkCSHAWD
McW.-b
OVll
shirt
waist
and
his
Hhirt
inuld
take
a
trip
to
this
lnun-
ry
and
return,
They
will
de
monstrate
to
you
our
expert
illlty,
our
polite
manner
of
srving
and
our
moderate
rices,
Wo
invito
you
to
do
this.
loneer
Laundry
Phone
118
DrJ.R.Gosse
DENTIST
Heljrerson
Rlock
X-Rny
Service.
Open
Even
ings
J'hone
C8G.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
mnde
to
or-i.dcr.
In
our
-hop
(aa
low
as
,
$50
22.1
Sixth
Street
landing
at
this
port
up
to
the
aame
date
last
year
wa
3,408.205
pound
of
which
14)19,700
pound
wa
from
Amir.
(can
boat
and
488.550
from
Canadian.
Boats
landing:
catche
here
during
the
part
week
have
been
a
follow:
American
Wabash,
2,5t0
pound:
Akutan.
35.000;
Tatooah,
300;
Eureka,
10000:
N,n.
V
A
IN
frnm
!""
v..
4,000;
scrub.
2.500;
c.
&
t
"
'
"
1.400;
Point
May.
JW;
Wf,
4,
00.
The
keel
I
being
laid
thl
week
at
the
Suga
boatbuilding
yard
for
a
forty
foot
seine
boat
for
Capt.
Henry
Eden,
shew
of
Maasett.
The
atyle
of
engine
for
the
boat,
which
wlU
be
operated
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
ha
not
yet
been
decided
upon.
A
soon,
a
thl
vessel
I
flnlihed
the
Suga
establishment
will
atart
the
building
of
a
.seineboat
for
a
dlitrlet
nery
concern.
I
Word
wa
brought
In
thla
week
by
1
ipi.
Doit
prince
of
the
Scrub
that
th
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
IIRITISH
COI.UMIMA.
Ite
l'ltlr:
IM
IIIUT
IIVIIKO-niCTIlIC
(
OMIMSV
I.IMITI
K
sale
nv
oKiTifii"
Inr
tiii:
rot
itT
TAXE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
order
of
Mr.
Justices
D.
A.
McDonald
dated
the
18th
day
of
February.
127.
In
a
bondholders'
action
Intituled
In
the
Supreme
Court
or
British
Columbia
between
The
Royal
Trust
Company
and
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
and
other,
being
R.10O2
lttc.
brought
to
enforce
the
trust
of
an
indenture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June
1911.
tender
are
Invited
by
Oeorge
Edward
Winter
the
Receiver
appointed
by
an
order
of
this
Court
dated
the
15th
day
of
September.
IBIS,
and
the
decree
In
the
said
action
dated
the
31st
cay
of
November.
1916,
for
the
purchase
of
all
the
remaining
properties
and
asaets
of
the
aald
Company.
The
said
proper-
irr
urscriDra
as
loiiows:
I.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
premises
altuate
in
the
Province
of
llrltMh
Columbia
more
particularly
described
as
Lot
635.
Range
5.
Coast
District,
containing
ICO
acre
more
or
less.
3.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
premises
altuate
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
more
particularly
de-icrltxd
a
Lot
1336,
Range
5,
Coast
District,
containing
37
8I1IOO
acre
more
'T
less,
excepting
thereout
a
imp
of
land
on
chain
In
width
measured
from
hithwater
mark.
3.
That
rertsln
nsreel
of
lsr.d
ami
Ipremlsea
situate
In
the
Coast
District
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
more
particularly
described
as
Lot
695.
Range
!
5.
containing
32
50
100
acre
more
or
ka.
4.
Maps
dealing
with
surrey
ol
drainage
areas
rainfall
and
runoff
data.
deMgna
of
dams,
power
plants,
trans-(mission
lines
and
receiving
station
for
;KalU
and
Khatada
Rivers
development,
and
plans
of
works.
ins
Receiver
is
informed
that
the
above
lands
parcels
1,
2
and
3
were
selected
bv
the
engineer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
aa
being
suitable
sites
for
the
construction
of
water
power
plant.
Tenders
may
be
made
for
all
the
said
parcels
together
or
for
one
or
more
separately,
Particulars
and
conditions
of
aale
msv
be
had
upon
application
st
the
office
of
Meters.
Riddell,
Stead,
Hodges
&
Winter.
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building.
Vancouver,
or
at
the
Office
of
the
undersigned.
DATED
the
2nd
day
of
March.
1927,
WILSON.
WHEALLER
Is
8YMES
Solicitor
for
the
Plaintiff,
040
fender
Street
Weat.
Vancouver.
B.C.
71
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
.(ITK'i:
Ml'
.UTIJTATiON
Voit
111:1:11
Lit
i:ti
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
on
he
0th
day
of
April
next
the
underlined
ulend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
oard
for
a
licence
in
repect
to
premise
elng
part
of
the
building
known
as
tassett
Inlet
Hotel,
altuate
at
Port
lemrnU,
Queen
Charlotte
Iland.
Pro-I
nee
of
British
Columbia,
-upon
the
and
devrlbed
as
Lot
Five
(5),
Block
orty-four
(44),
Subdivision
of
Lot
Seven
undrrd
and
forty-Vix
(740),
Port
Clements
Townstte,
leu
Thirty-three
(33)
;lret
from
front
to
rear
on
west
side
of
1
aid
Lot.
aa
shown
.on
a
registered
map
.or
plan
deposited
In
the
Land
Registry
umre
at
me
t-uy
01
i'rince
unpen,
in
ine
rrovince
01
urn
is
n
coiumoia.
and
numbered
1079,
for
the
aale
of
beer
by
he
glas
or
by
the'
open
bottle
for
con-umptlon
on
the
premises.
DATT.D
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
1th
dny
of
March.
1027.
WARREN
SCOTT,
B.
L.
TINOLEY,
Applicants.
I
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
NOTICB
Ol
AITMCATIOV
TOR
COS-
I
NOTICE
IS
'HEREBY
OIVEN
that,,
on
the
10th
day
or
Aprtrnext,
the
under-I
signed
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
'Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
:
Beer
Licence
Number
073
arid
Issued
In
respect
of
premtea
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
"Central
Hotel."
altuate
at
the
comer
of
First
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street.
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
land
described
as
Lota
Eleven
(ll),
Twelve
(131,
Thirteen
f
IS),
and
Fourteen
(141.
Block
Ten
J10),
Section
One
tl),
Map
No.
02.1.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Peter
Black
to
Central
Hotel.
Limited,
of
the
City
of
lrlnie
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B5
thla
IRth
day
of
March.
1927.
CENTRAL
HOTEL,
LIMITED.
Applicant
and
Transferee.
Doug.
Stork
on
Thursday
afternoon
brought
his
cruiser.
Sunbeam
II.,
out
of
the
dry
dock
where
she
had
been
sintering
and
the
anappy
vessel
Is
again
back
at
the
Yacht
Club
floats.
She
ha
had
a'tho
rough
drying
out
and
cleaning
and
painting
which,
together
with
the
new
engine
that
has
been
Installed,
sauld
well
fit
her
for
her
arduous
duties.
XEW
Iltl.llll'T
!H)T
Under
command
of
Captain
Andrew
Olson,
the
halibut
achooner
Electra,
newest
acquisition
to
the
Alaska
fleet.
Is
now
on
her
first
trip
to
the
halibut
grounds
and
will
probably
be
In
Prince
MJt
ML
Mill
iL
W'i
n
it
wmtwBBViri
32
TJXEGY
HEWU
PAGE
FIVB
3
New
Slidincf
Seats
Give
AddedCbmfort
to
NEW
LOWER
PRICES
local
halibut
boat
Ii.ez
H.
has
had
b
hard
time
of
It
outside,
losing
practically
all
her
gear.
The
Scrub,
being
inward
bound,
lent
gear
to
the
Iner
H.
which.
Un
in
VHtfntav
tia1
rnt
.rv
In
port.
cpt.
Edfkogmo
is
now
In
.orumand
of
the
Inez
H.
which
formerly
belonged
to
the
Nee
brother.
Work
of
resurfacing
the
Cow
Bay
road
Is
proceeding
much
to
the
satis
faction
of
the
vehicle
operators.
Aid.
Oscar
Lanen
la
foreman
of
the
work
on
which
half
a
dozen
men
are
em
ployed.
The
city's
street
roller
If
being
used
on
the
Job.
The
local
halibut
boat
Eastern
Point
cleared
on
Thursday
afternoon
for
her
.'irst
trip
of
the
season
to
the
grounds,
Capt.
Bteve
Sheen,
having
been
called
to
Seattle
on
account
of
the
serious
Ill
ness
of
his
wife.
Chief
Officer
Jack
Olllls
sailed
aa
aklpper
oX
the
boaU
est
taSM2
Ttie
power
boat
Shams
Hans
left
her
berth
at
the
Tacht
Club
floats
on
Wednesday
In
tow
of
the
J.
R.
Morgan
logging
boat
Mary
Roberts
for
Rivers
Bight
where
she
will
be
engaged
In
service
at
the
logging
camp
for
the
summer.
The
Mary
Robert
also
had
!n
tow
a
scow
of
lumber
from
the
Georgetown
mills
which
will
be
used
In
ramp
construction.
Dr.
R.
Oeddes
Large
waa
a
business
visitor
In
port
on
Tuesday,
making
the
(rip
on
hla
cruiser.
Sunbeam
III.
&msBBm
TIIC
armting
amr
of
frftifmrsti
IssorrMratrd
h
th
Mart
fcwaiitiful
thrtfiulrl
la
Carvrulrt
Kktorjr
it
oettiaf
u
wlt-sprtaJ
ialrrctt
as
Uc
(It.
bc
Uauly
of
Ux
tar.
Our
A
Ibe
nuat
rrnurlaUf
tnnutjtioas
k
the
arm
ilidir.i
watt,
is
lbs
("krvToirt
Coaca
t
Irsiiue
Ikuad
ia
so
U-tf
iuur-cyliaier
suWwul-ie.
TVw
tlkliri
srsu
opnuinf
so
smootfalr
at
the
uses
of
s
Um
Himiiott
CbOipirtd
tk
mily
diudaaU(e
trrriudn
sawciktnl
wilh
twrh
mirli,
anrv
Xv
''
acdaa
"
tmt
vf
stun
aa9
eiari
at
"coaJi"
1.
Tbr
seau
alkie
fucwaid
aod
baitvard
r
s
pviallr
cunktuct-d
nciutsiam
and
eaaUc
pAeoicrs
tu
eater
leive
the
rear
otmmtuuK
wnavut
frvsl4et
puaratm
leaving
Fostiser
uaru.g
uupi
65J.O0
655X0
"80.00
Coach
Cabriolet
Sedan
760.00
8V0.00
465.00
lupert
before
long.
The
new
vessel
Is
declared
by
veteran
seamen
to
be
the1
most
modemly
equipped
halibut
schooner
in
the
entire
fleet.
Built
with
all
the
convenience
of
a
pleasure
yacht,
the
vessel
has
the
appearance
of
a
neat
cruiser.
A
spacious
engine
room
quarters
a
three-cylinder
135
horse-power
Washing-
ton-Estep
delsel
engine
to
which
Is
at-
ached
an
extra
large,
generator.
The
boat
was
built
at
the
Olson
and
Sunde
ahlpyarda
at
total
cost
of
(30.000.
With
a
75.000-pound
capacity,
the
vessel
Is
73
feet
long
and
has
an
18-oot
beam.
Each
of
the
nine
crew
members
has
ample
locker
space
allotment
while
other
minor
bunkroom
conveniences
Include
tiut
clocks,
npalng
water
and
oertect
lighting
facilities.
Capt.
Olson,
a
prominent
member
ol
'
the
fishing
fleet,
waa
for
the
post
10
years
captain
of
the
h&llbwter
Vansee,
which
he
still
owns.
The
Vansee,
at
the
present
time,
is
;
on
the
fishing
grounds
under
the
command
of
Capt
Chris.
Pederson.
Members
of
the
Electra
crew,
well
known
In
the
Industry,
Include
C.
P.
Drumm,
chief
engineer,
Carl
Iverson.
assistant,
Ole
Wahler,
mate.
Oscar
Hult-
man,
cook,
and
Kels
Brastad.
Martin
Anderson,
Martin
Dumphy.
Nela
Olson
and
Joe
Moss.
The
halibut
boat
Caygeon,
former!)
the
property
of
Capt.
Jim
Morrison,
has
been
practically
rebuilt
during
the
winter
at
Lewis
Island
by
her
new
owner.
Capt
John
Wick,
and
1
now
at
the
Ward
ways
for
finishing
touches,
in
about
a
week'a
time
she
will
be
leavin
for
her
first
trip
to
the
halibut
banks
Halibut
boats
Selma.
Ringleader.
Bingo,
Jack,
Viola
and
M.
M.
Christopher
have
been
on
the
Ward
ways
during
the
week
for
minor
work
or
various
kind.
lU
ll.niMl
TWO
SKJXE
BOATS
Two
seine
boats
for
the
Oosse-Packlng
Co.
are
now
In
process
of
construction
at
the
McLean
boatbuilding
shop.
The
hull
of
one
haa
been
completed
and
the
fceel
of
the
other
ha.
Just
been
laid.
Travel
Thrift
-w
....
-
,
EVER
enquire
into
the
cojt
of
a
trip
to
Europe?
Your
own
Jiazy
estimate
is
probably
an
ex-ag.eration.
It
deters
you.
To-day
on
Canadian
Service
Cabin
Class
ships
the
exjn,e
,of
thc
voyage
comes
well
within
the
scope
of
modest
incomes.
For
a
surprisingly
reasonable
sum
you
can
cross
the
Atlantic,
enjoying
cosy
accommo-dations,
delicious
meals
and
attentive
personal
service
the
while.
If
you
wish
to
exercise
even
more
economy,
there
is
also
Touriil
rAiri
Cobtn
aipecial
das
very
comfortable,
congenial.
These
bit
ihipa
a
ail
regularly
down
the
smooth
St.
Lawrence
to
Europe:
Athenia",
Alaunla,
Atcania,
Auranla.
Antonia.
Ausonla.
'
Andania,
Letltia.
CANADIAN
SERVICE
M
'
ftMit
and
LINES
22
Hasting-
Street,
W-
Vnncouver,
R.C.
Taa
avut
cofranirst
reWiant
b
wm
indselej
af
MsvJW
lff-meni
os
the
Chevrolet
Coac
logeiaef
oa
tae
mauneratae
other
(eatiiras
i
tlx
Mt
Beaotiisl
Oevruiet
ia
OrvrUet
H-l"y
rw,
beaatiid
fabm
Maes
milk
eauUe
beadis;
sew,
siodiah
Uoco
cdon;
aew
radiaur
deaifs;
arv
bail
flt
-type
Itti-lan;
and
onlJimn:
aew,
fullrowa
iandert;
arw
cancidealal
ir,aioa
and
sweriaf
loU;
sew
guetm
Uak
uk
suae;
aea-A
C
sir
cleaner;
sew
AC
o3
filter,
and
a
aat
ol
atnrrv.
Viwt
oar
sbowraueia
and
kvject
the
car
Wa
kas
revavd
sB
standards
ol
valoe
la
I
be
low-price
field
tbe
Moat
BeaMaal
Cbewalet
is
Cbevraiet
Hirtcrv,
aeilici
at
New
and
Lower
f
rices
uk
1
wweai
tur
waica
uaevroict
a
ever
bam
aald
Landau
Sedan,
Roadster
Delivery
Commercial
Qiaasi
930.00
655DO
490.00
Both
will
be
44
feet
by
II
feet,
powered
with
20
h.p.
Standard
gas
engines,
and
are
to
be
ready
by
the
opening
of
this
year's
salmon
season.
The
power
cruiser,
Leila,
recently
bought
by
Capt.
Jack
Cook
from
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
of
Port
Simpson,
Is
now
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats.
The
veswl
1s
being
fitted
out
for
general
work
here.
The
32-foot
gill
netter
J.
I.
has
been
sold
by
Jack
Ivarson
to
J.
Pendereast
and
Is
now
being
refitted
here
for
use
on
the
Skeena
river
this
season.
The
halibut
boat
P.
Doreen.
whose
owner
and
skipper.
Leo
Sandvar,
re
turned
recently
from
Norway
where
he
:pent
the
winter,
la
now
being
prepared
or
the
first
trip
of
the
season
to
the
lialfbut
backs.
Capt
Sandvar,
who
la
mt
of
Prince
Rupert
most
successful
fishermen,
brought
a
bride
with
him
.rorn
the
Old
Country.
HI
many
friends
along
the
water-
ront
win
regret
to
learn
that
Mike
Mc-CatTery
has
been
confined
to
his
bomt
ihls
week
with
a
bad
attack
of
ln-
luenza.
He
waa
not
permitted
to
receive
visitors
the
past
few
days.
Jack
McGregor,
who
haa
been
driver
:or
Albert
&
McCaffery
for
the
cast
three
year,
left
today,
accompanied
by
Mr.
McGregor
and
famllv
for
Australia
They
are
going
to
travel
via
England
ana
tne
Suez
canal,
having
gone
out
on
thla
morning,
train.
Mr.
McOregor
will
remain
In
Australia
which
Is
hi
old
home.
Another
victim
of
the
flu.
who
has
been
confined
to
hi
home
thl
week
Is
Harry
Daggett.
Everyone
Join
in
wishing
him
a
speedy
recovery.
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fisheries
experiment
station,
and
N.
L.
Freeman,
local
rmrewntativ
rr
he
International
Fisheries
Commission.
vere
up
the
Skeena
River
on
the
power
'"-oat
Surveyor
Thursday
afternoon,
tak
ing
water
temperatures,
which
Information
will
be
used
In
conneetlnn
with
;helr
research
work.
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
mraerWt
rachena
was
down
.to
Klemtu
thl
week.
bringing'
back
the
Currle
phedrlver
whlca
wai
used
to
dfl,ve
the
pUes
tor
tne
new
cannery
,jhere.
v
Capt.'
Harvey
Duma,
well
known
In
local
nautical
circles,
has
succeeded
Paul
Armour,
who
recently
resigned
as
skipper
of
the
mchena.
KIM!
OF
7.AYAX
ISLAND
I
am
monarch
of
all
I
survey,
My
right
there
Is
none
to
dispute
From
the
centre
all
round
to
the
sea
I
am
lord
of
the
fowl
and
the
brute.
Introducing
George
Kerr.
Klmr
of
toyas
Island
and
sheep
rancher.
How
do
you
dot
George
can
tell
you
that
transporUna
one
nundred
and
ten
head
of
sheen
who,
at
best,
are
poor
travler.
ashore
in
a
dinghy,
is
a
job
for
a
real
he-man.
in
fact,
two
of
them,
It
la
a
Job
that,
as
lt
turned
out,
require
several
day
time.
converted
Into
a
stock
shin,
the
power
tug
Vlner,
Capt.
Jlmmv
Thomas.
undertook
to
carry
the
wooly
animals
out
to
Zayas
Island.
With
fenced
on
her
deck
and
over
the
pilot
house
and
barbed
wire
In
the
ngiu
room
to
prevent
them
becoming
too
friendly
with
tne
ganglia,
the
alieep
were
flnoJlv
loaded
aboard
and
away
they
went.
Sa
far
so
good,
but
the,
dory
broke
aarirt
leaving
nothing
but
sold
dinghy.
On
arrival
at
Zayaa
Island,
the
sheen
showed
,
distinct
llklnz
to
stav
on
board
and
we
will
say
thre
was
no
time
for
any
political
argument
during
the
three
daya
it
took
to
gt
those
bleaker
bleater
ashore.
However,
it
wa
finally
don
and
the
aheen
sr.
now
permanently
established
In
their
1
lew
oome.
George
Is
satisfied
that
he
will
hava
auccess
In
getting
aheep
to
thrive
there
out
ne
is
not
o
optimUtlc
about
the
Utility
Express
Chassis
645.00
All
PrUimat
Factfr.Othmm
CaeoraaMaf
fa
aslra
Jot
Economical
Transportation
J
difficulties
that
will
hare
to
be
over-!
come
In
transporting
them
hither
una
thither.
In
the
meantime,
George
la
doing
the
Roblnsoa
Crusoe
stunt
on
Zayas
Island.
The
foxes
on
the
Kinahan
Island
farm
established
last
fall
are
doing
well
says
Capt.
Alfred
l-wanson
who
Is
one
of
the
principals
In
the
new
renture.
Five
acres
of
land
have
now
been
cleared
and
a
seven
room
dwelling
as
well
a
warehouse
have
been
built.
Five
men
have
been
employed
and
they
are
now
devoting
their
efforts
to
clearing
more
land.
When
all
plans
have
materialized,
It
will
be
one
of
the
finest
fox
farms
on
the
coast.
It
Is
proposed
to
put
pigs
and
poultry
on
the
Island
and
plum.
apple,
cherry
and
pear
trees
as
well
aa
small
fruit
Is
being
planted.
The
principals
in
the
undertaking
are
Capt.
Swanson,
Oiler
Besner.
Barney
Lund
and
Emil
Bostrom,
the
last
men
tioned
two
being
actively
In
charge
of
the
farm
and
present
operations
there'
on.
NAVIGABLE
WATER
PROTECTION
ACT,
R.S.C,
CHAPTER
IIS.
MASSETT
CANNERsTuMTTED.
hereby
give
notice
that
it
haa.
under
Section
Seven
of
aald
Act.
denoslteri
with
t
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
ai
me
oixice
or
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
at
Prince
Rurjert.
B.c
a
de
scription
of
the
site
and
plans
of
the
wharf
and
pier
proposed
to
be
built
on
jib
niasseii
inaian
Reserve,
Number
One,
on
Graham
Island,
Province
of
unusn
uoiumoia.
AND
take
notice
that
after
the
ex.
plratlon
of
one
month
from
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice,
Massett
Canners
Limited
will,
under
Section
Seven
of
aald
Act.
apply
to
the
Minister
01
ruoiw
woraa
at
nis
oillce
in
the
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
site
and
plana,
and
for
leave
to
construct
said
harf
and
pier.
DATED
1
Prince
Rupert
this
2Cth
day
of
February.
1927.
MASSETT
CANNERS.
LIMITED,
By
tts
Solicitors.
Williams.
Man.ton
&
Gonzales.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTEC-t
TION
ACT.
:
It.S.C.
CHAPTER
11.1
William
J.
Crawford
hereby
glyen
notice
be
haa,
under
6ect)on
T
of
the
aald
Act.
denoslted
wrtH
tha
Vf
inter
t
Public
Works
at.
Ottawa.',
and
In
the
office
01
ine.
yuincv
jtegistrar
-01
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
Rune
it
nt
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
a
deecrtption
of
the
I
site
and
the
plana
of
wharf
proposed!
to
be
built
In
the
Portland
Canal
on:
Lot
4607.
District
of
Casslar.
And
take
notice
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
publication
of
thla
notice
William
J.
Crawford
will'
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
his
Office
la
the
city
of
Ottawa
for
approval
of
the
alte
and
plans,
and
for
leave
to
construct
the
aald
whart.
Dated
at
Stewart.
B.C.
this
ant
riav
nf
March
1927.
77
W.
J.
CRAWFORD.
NOTICE
Under
and
hw
wiettia
,
'(h.
riMwuiA.
Of
Section
28
of
the
"Min.ral
ir-t
-
nn.
tlce
Is
hereby
given
Messrs.
Malcolm
Smyth.
Edmund
Langla,
Harold'
Haasen
ana
Albert
Moore,
that
there
U
owing
u
wie
unacraignea
xor
Assessment
Work
Iperformed
on
the
Cordllla
Group
of
Mineral
Clnlma
vrtnM..
nmi
i.i.h
.Skeena
Mining
Division,
the
aunt
of
1139338.
and
that
unless
said
persons
pay
j
their
proportionate
share
of
the
cost
of
-mv
nNmuicitt,
hugvinvr
wnn
an.
costs
of
advertlalng.
etc,
to
the
undersigned
a
Butedale.
BO.
on
or
before
1
May
12.
1027.
nnnllratinn
tvlll
h.
k-
Gold
Commissioner.
Prlnee
Rupert.!
B.O.,
o
have
tbelr
respective
interests
in
the
herein
mentlemad
utntn
n.nn
a
-..'
U1UUU
v.
I-
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
under
signed.
DAVID
OORDILLA.
JACOB
KOSKI.
Children's
Golds
Art
test
tmlwt
ss
tamallr.
Ckack
Ihsm
ayarnlftit
wlikaat
4aas"
t
rakktna
VKIS
avat
Ikfwatast
(heat
at
kilma.
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aff
crtoio
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GARAGE
(Dave
Rosh)
Third
Avenue?,
I'rince
Rupert,
R.
C.
WHY
SPEND
ALL
DAY
.
DOING
YOUR
FAMILY
WASHING
when
it
can
be
done
better
with
an
"Easy"
in
an
hour
or
so.
Two
sizes.
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and
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fair
and
square
coal
service
you
will
do
the
rijrht
thiriir
by
yourr
self
in
cominit
round
"lo
us."
The
quality
of
our
coal
and
our
conscientious;
service'
will
give
you
a
cheerful
heat-full
home
this
winter.
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