PAGE
FOUR
BULGER'S
Eye
Glass
Service
Painstaking
effort,
based
upon
scientific
knowledge
of
the
construction
of
the
eye
and
its
relative
functions
with
respect
to
the
other
parts
of
the
human
organisa
tion.
Proper
examination
and
production
of
the
necessary
lenses
to
insure
correct
comfortable
vision.
That
constitutes
our
Eye-Glass
Service.
r
cJEWELLEKp
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
BLANKET
Special
During
the
month
of
May
we
will
give
a
special
rate
on
all
Blankets.
Single
Blanket,
each
.
.
:Wf
Double
Wlan'iet,
each
.
.
.10?
Blankets
washed
without
shrinking
and
returned
nice
and
fluffy.
GIVE
US
A
TRIAL
Pioneer
L
anno
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
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Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
nnd
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
stock
of
imported
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
and
SerRe.
Every
garment
tried
on
before
finiHiiintr.
223
Sixth
Street
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NEWE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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VISITORS
BEAT
LOCAL
CREW
2
BOAT
RACES
mi'RSR
WAS
ONE
MILE
WITH1
cijehs
or
five
ami
coxswain
i
IX
WHALING
BOATS
Urged
on
by
the
cheers
of
their
and
by
the
large
crowd
assembled
on
the
dock
and
In
boats
on
the
water,
the
crew
of
the
H-M
CjS.
Patrician
twice
won
the
honors
from
the
local
crew
representing
the
Royal
Canadian
Kara!
Reserve
In
a
boat
race
last
evening.
The
water
was
calm
and
all
the
conditions
were
Ideal
for
the
race'
when
the
boats
lined
up
at
the
starting
point
off
the
dry
doc
Sc.
Both
crews
rowed
weU
but
It
was
soon
seen
that
the
visitors
must
win.
They
were
followed
by
several
launches
and
there
was
a
huge
crowd
on
the
dock
to
see
them
come
In
which
they
did
In
each
case
with
the
visiting
crew
well
in
thej
lead.
j
Two
whalers
were
used,
one
25
feet
In
length
and
the
other
27
feet.
In
order
that
no
advantage
might
result
from
the
use
of
the
lighter
boat
by
j
one
crew,
two
races
were
pulled,
the
crews
changing
boats.
There
were
five
men
and
a
coxswain
In
each
bolt
and
the
course
was
one
mile
ending
at
the
Grand
Trunk
dock.
The
official
time
of
the
races
was
as
follows:
1st
race:
Patricians
10
mlns.
49
sec.
n.CH.Vi:
11
mlns.
13
1-5
sees.
2nd
race:
Patricians.
11581
1-5
sees.
ncM.V
R.
11
mlns.
39
3
sees.
The
officials
were:
Judge,
Lieut.
Commander
Agnew:
Starter,
Gunner
Tharrett;
Time
keeper.
Lieut.
Ley.
MEMBERS
OF
TEAMS
The
teams
were
as
follows:
H1S.CS.
Patrician.
Leading
Seaman
Clements,
coxswain.
Able
Seaman
Smith,
Able
Seaman
Walker,
Able
Sea
man
Barker,
Able
Seaman
Nicholls
and
Able
Seaman
Hobdaj.
R.CN.VJL
Chief
Petty
Officer
Dawes,
coxswain.
A.
Duncan.
S.
Ray-bone,
T.
Camm,
J.
McAulcy
and
J.
Nelson.
This
afternoon
at
520,
the
winners
of
yesterday's
race
will
row
with
a
team
from
the
engine
room
department
of
the
destroyer
which
has
challenged
them.
The
engine
room
team
will
be
as
follows:
Stoker
Oarrington,
coxswain.
Petty
Officer
H.
Brewer,
Petty
Officer
A.
O'Brien.
Petty
Officer
A.
Chalk.
Stoke
Lukovich
atd
Stoker
D.
Jordan.
SAILING
RACE
Tomorrow
afternoon
at
2
o'clock.
there
will
be
a
sailing
race
over
a
three
.-mile
triangular
course
with
teams
as
follows:
HJ.I.C.S.
Patriclan.-i-Lleut.
lav.-
Lead-
I
trig
Seaman
Jones,
Able
Seaman
.
Pope,
Bqy
Summers,
Boy
Stone
and
.Boy
Ul
"
'
rica.
R.C.N.V.R.
Lieut.
Ryall,
Chief
Petty
Officer
Dawes.
George
Dyer.
Len
Howe.
J.
Nelson
and
J.
De
Marco.
SPORTS
CENTRE
NEAR
VICTORIA
OI.O
HAY
Cl.ll!
MOVES
ACTIVITIES
TO
THE
(SOIUiE
VIEW
TO
EXPANSION
VICTORIA.
May
20.
The
establish
ment
of
a
sports
centre
st
its
new
property
and
home
at
the
Oorge
is
the
nlan
of
the
normlar
James
Bav
Athletic
Awoclatton,
hich
will
cater
to
rowing,
swimming,
rugby,
gymnas
tics,
lawn
bowling
and
other
forms
of
athletics.
It
Is
expected
that
the
ath
letlc
life
of
the
community
will
centre
largely
around
this
club
in
Its
fine
new
quarters.
Plans
have
been
prepared
free
by
F.
R.
Rattenbury,
local
architect,
for
the'
building
of
a
new
boathouse
on
Uie
waterfront,
the
construction
of
courts
for
tennis
and
preens
for
bow!
ing,
and
preparation
for
Uie
general
beautlflcatlon
of
the
grounds.
Ap
proximately
114.000
will
be
expended
in
effecting
these
Improvements.
The
new
mathouP
will
provide
first
class
accommodation
for
the
many
shells,
sculls
and
lapstreaks,
as
well
as
for
the
canoes
of
the
members,
Swimming
accommodation
will
be
pro
Vlded
for
both
men
and
women,
and
a
pool
will
be
liullt
In
which
galas
can
be
stastd;
A
large
grandstand
will
QUICKLY
BAHISKED
"I
suffered
years
of
agony
through
blind
itching-
piles,"
says
Mrs.
W.
Hughes,
of
Hocbelaga
St,
Montreal
"Pain,
loss
of
strength,
complete
misery,
was
my
daily
let
until
I
came
across
Zam-Buk.
I
know
now
that
there
is
nothing
on
earth
to
equal
this
grand
herbal
healer.
Since
it
lifted
me
from
misery
my
earnest
wish
is
to
make
Zam-Buk
known
to
all
sufferers."
soe
box.
Moves
Pain
Like
Magic!
also
be
constructed
.
The
gymnasium
at
present
on
the
property
wilt
be
enlarged
and
be
used
for
basketball,
badminton
and
other
indoor
i
ports,
and
will
have
locker
rooms
and
showers.
New
tennis
courts
wfll
be
buUt
and
special
provision
wUl
be
made
to
construct
bowling
greens
that
will
be
the
equal
of
any
on
the
coast.
The
main
clubhouse,
which
Is
a
large
and
commodious
place,
will
be
specially
fitted
for
dancing,
concerts.
entertainments,
and
will
have
card,
dining
room
end
reading
rooms.
As
soon
as
possible
the
J.B-A.A.
will
vacate
Its
present
premises
on
Belle
ville
Street
and
permit
the
razing
of
the
old
clubhouse,
which
has
been
an
eyesore
to
the
waterfront
for
a
long
Ume.
Officials
of
the
club
have
In
spected
the
floating
boathouses
very
carefully
and
find
that
they
have
out-
ived
their
usefulness.
This
has
In
spired
thera
to
leave
behind
all
the
old
floats
and
building
and
launch
out
in
entirely
new
quarters.
SPORT
CHAT
Prince
Rupert
Is
being
treated
to
rsmething
new
In
the
way
of
athletics
with
a
rowing
race
last
night
between
.tie
local
Naval
Reserve-
and
HJtf.CS.
Patrician
tad,
the
sailing
race
which
venue
here
and
It
seems
strange
that
more
attention
le
not
given
them.
Such
vculd
form
a
distinctive
feature
for
the
forthcoming
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederation
celebration
and
might
well
be
given
consideration.
The
only
draw-
lack
about
water
sports
is
that
its
bard
to
get
gate
receipts
from
them
receipts
are
made
too
much
of
an
Accommodations
for
the
1923
Olympic
games
at
Amsterdam
are
waring
orxn-.
pletion
with
speed
unequalled
since
the
Stockholm
games
in
1912.
Sixteen
months
be
fart
the
Kfduled
opening
of
iths
games,
the
stadiums
are
taking
definite
form
under
the
supervision
of
i
the
Dutch
Olympic
committee..
The
,
grounds
cover
an
area
of
40
acres
and
'are
situated
in
the
southern
part
of
Amsterdam.
20
minutes
fry
tramway
from
the
city
hall.
A
ten
minute
ride
in
an
automobile
takes
the
prospective
spectator
from
a
bote!
in
the
central
pan
cf
the
city
to
the
stadium.
Beside
.he
main
Olympic
Stadium
'for
track,
and
field
sports
a
swimming
pool,
pavilion
for
fencing,
cricket
ground
and
Upxils
stadium
are
under
construction.
Oaly
a
few
minutes'
walk
separates
them.
The
''grand
stadium''
will
accommodate
40.000
spectators
20.000
tested
and
20.000
standing.
It
is
285
yards
in
length
by
185
yards
wide
and
contains
a
football
field
arranged
for
Hugby
or
Association
and
ol
international
regulation
dimensions.
The
cinder
racing
track,
encircling
the
football
held
is
436
yards
In
length
and
nearly
nine
yards
wide.
The
cycling
track,
just
outside
the
racing
cinder
track,
is
345
yards
long
A
billiard
team
from
the
Grand
Terminal
will
tonight
meet
a
team
from
the
PatrlcSan
on
their
heme
taMea
far
250
points.
The
borne
team
will
consist
of
Dick
Howe.
J.
Hamilton.
E.
Jose.
Jack
Judge,
while
for
the
visitors
the
team
wUl
pe
Chief
EJLA.
McMaster,
EJtA.
Arnold.
A.B.
Barber,
and
AJJ.
Longbois.'
THOUGHT
TO
BE
CASE
MUTINY
ON
HIGH
SEAS
SKIDEGATE.
May
20.
Captain
C
convenience
economy
purity
safety
SKIDEGATE
A
very
enjoyable
dance
was
held
last
Saturday
in
the
DurTerin
Pattullo
rchool.
The
.
Cold
-Storage
boat
Chief
Zlbassa
was
In
and
all
the
mniibers
of
i
b
held
totrsrtow
afternoon.
Wterfe.
rew
attended;
there
'beta'
fuliy
'-here
sports
are
a
real
novelty
and'
that
If
peculiar
situation-
for
one
'.would
think
that
In
a
place
like
this
they
would
be
very
common.
Water
sports
are
the
one
thing
that
have
plenty
of
tee
hundred
people
at
the'
-school.
School
Inspector
Frasor
has
been!
HsSSBTlsf
SWttTCNIO
Made
in
Canada
hy
Iht
maker
of
Ntilli't
Haby
Footl
nestles
m
till
a
ciifjn.
,
ma
UHSnttTCNCO
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DMt.
K
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ii
tr
urnyn
nr
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n
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...
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
le
than
50c
WANTED
WANTED7-6OMEONE
TO
TAKE
WORK-;
Ing
Interest
in
good
mining
property
adjoining
Porter
Idaho
mine.
Stewart.
I
For
further
detail,
call
at
Room
7.
Savoy
Hotel.
118
1
WANTED.
HOUSEWORK.
WASHING.
Cleaning
by
the
hour.
Phone
Green
283.
118
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
Phone
HI.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IP
desired.
Phone
Black
129.
PIANO
FOR
RENT.
5.00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store.
-
-
;
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
78
EXCHANGE
tt
Crew
iwrled
at
Man
Hill
hat
Sent
!
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
Help
From
Uid-;ale
bought,
sold
and
excluoised.
Papa-dopulos
and
Marris,
S39
Third
Ave.
Phone
640.
'
tf
sannery
aboard
his
trailer
Annie
K..
his
lot
a
pound.
Salmon
arc
report
Id
crew
consisting
of
Mr.
Burns
of
Queen
j
scarce
as
yet
and
the
veatber
has
been
Charlotte
City.
All
went
well
until
rough.
they
sighted
Lawn
Hill
when
the
gas
ran
out
and
a
difference
arose
between
J
E
C.
Forest
Banger
J.
Martin
paMed
the
captain
and
the
crew
as
to
whether
j
through
from
Queen
Charlotte
Oity.
they
should
proceed
to
Skidegate
or
lie
,
Hi
spent
an
hour
at
the
school
beet
up
at
Lawn
Hill.
The
result
was
the
firing
the
Children
a
lesson
in
forestry
crew
openly
mutinied
and.
taking
the
:
protection
and
then
went
on
"to
Lawn
lifeboat,
rowed
ashore
and
walked
to
Hill
on
department
business.
Bkldegste
and
reported.
Captain
Jack
Harm
went
with
hU
CapL
Ed.
Wiggins
of
the
QC.
Bay
launch
Beatrice
II.
and
found
Captain
'and
Capt.
Bert
Roberto
of
the
QC.
Hansen
still
standing
by
the
ship.
join
both.
left
for
the
Hippo
trolling
The
trial
of
the
mutineer
has
not
yet
taken
place.
groucds
thts
week.
They
were
the
1
first
or
the
too
boats
to
go
to
the
west
coast.
Others
will
be
leaving
a
week
later.
The
Canadian
Rover
last
week
brought
ue
tanks
for
the
Imperial
'
OU
Company's
new
atandn
here.
'towns.
f
-TERRACE
Music
waasujjplled
bjr
G.
McKay's
six
!
C.
R.
ailbert
returned
en
Tday
orchestra'.
from
a
week's
tMslness
trip
to
Interior
visiting
Uie
schools
around
the
Inlet
I
C.
W.
Swanson
of
the
Skeena
Rivet
and
at
Lawn
Hill.'
j
Lumber
Co..
uak..
was
a
business
1
'visitor
here
during
the
week.
The
salmon
packer
Nortonlan,
Oapt.
j
.
.
Eli
Tinglry,
was
the
first
packer
to
.
s.
H.
Hosklns,
government
agent,
go
out
to
Hippo
this
year.
They
are
Smitbers,
was
In
town
Tuesday
and
buying
for
the
B.C.
Packers.
Capt.
Wednesday
holding
a
court
of
revision
Christenson
of
the
trailer
Chops
soldi
of
the
voter's
list.
He
returned
to
Tbtugh
they
are
needed,
perhaps,
gate
Uie
first'
catch
of
aprlngs
200
lbs,
at
jSmtthert
on
Wednesday.
'
for
MIL
scltoois
at
Eaeter.
P,
iM.
Monckton,
left
on
Wednestluy
on
a
business
trip
to
Smlthers.
Subject
to
Uie
approval
of
the
O.C.
J
arrangements
have
been
made
here
to
take
the
members
of
Uie
1st
Northern
BO.
Regiment
who
are
going
fnto
summer
camp
here
at
the
week
end
on
a
motor
hike
around
the
district
on
Sunday
morning.
TERRACE
CHANGES
DATE
OF
THE
FAIR
TERHACE.
May
20
At
a
uitvllng
of
the
fair
board
Wedm
day
evening
at
the
home
of
tho
necrjury
the
date
of
Ue
fair
was
changed
to
Beptember
3
to
accommodate
the
stock
ludee
A
rceiue;t
is
being
sent
to
have
the
ludtel
FOR
SALE
lit
IOKII
M.I
US'
Just
a
few
days,
left
now.
In
which
to
make
four
bid
for
tills
car
that
QUALIFIED
SINGLE
MAN,
TWELVE
TOR
&KLE
IXOH
HOI
COOK
STOVE,
years
general
store
owner.
Canada:
"
September.
120
00.
Full
length
trained
accountant
and,
typtot:
all
mirror,
10.00.
Gate-leg
tebie
$4jOO.
round
ofnee
man:
fair
shorthand:
:
Other
articles.
Darlington.
1839
Scotch:
desires
position
anywhere
Htn
Avenue
East.
View
evenings.
Free
early
June.
P.O.
Bor
100.
Mer-
ritt,
B.C.
FOR
BALE.
CEVEN
ROOM
HOUSE
.
with
bath:
open
flrepltce.
section
S.
GIRL,
EXPERIENCED
IN
GENERAL
P7
rocTO
hcm
w1tn
bath.
Seotton
;FOR
8ALE.
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS,
j
all
TarMtes.
raised
In
our
own
greea-
FOR
RENT.
NEWLY
DECORATBD
j
house.
Prince
Rupert
floral
Shop,
modern
house:
also
smalt
furnished
j
Brighten
up
your
home
with
flowers.
.
'
bouse.
Apply
216
Fourth
Avenae
I
"
FURNITURE
AND
KITCHEN
irrENSIlS
for
quick
sole;
almost
new.
Apply
401
Fifth
Avenue
Bast
or
phone
Orren
lftS.
.
118
FOR
SALE
-
CRUISER.
38
X
10.
20
hp.
Buffalo
engine:
steeps
five:
cheap.
Trial
any
time
Flione
Red
713.
US
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT.--SEVEN
ROOM
House:
furnace,
fireplare.
modern.
Seal
Gave
Circle,
iie!$erson.
120
FOR
SALE.--8IX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
in
post
office
block
ttSOTIJDO.
Apply
P.O.
Box
378.
115
FOR
RENT.
SEVEN
ROOM
MODERN
house
and
four
roomed
furnished
flai.
Phone
Green
7J5.
lis
oprarrruNrrv!
tto
a
month
now
buys
your
future
homeelte.
Walker's
Music
store.
HOARD
BOARD
THE
INLANDER
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1S7.
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE
TO
THE
'PUBLIC!
ON
AO-
count
of
the
late
Spring
In
Alberta,
the
land
not
betas;
yet
fit
to
seed,
the
aale
as
advertised
cC
the
reel-dene
and
residential
site
on
AUln
Avenue
will
be
postponed
until
fWstlay.
MaySS
at
a
JO.
This
Is
a
spscutoyon
worth
locking
Into.
O.
F.
Brine.
Phone
774.
IIKESKMAKINn
trtwirj-CKD
DRESSMAKER.
FOR
"
i9ra:
aao
eamoriton
Mrs.
C.
Smith,
at
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
&R0.
dominion'
riKNiTintE
Exniwoi:
Ileaimrdy
&
(lnr,nnii,
prnprlrlnrs
144
Third
Avenue
I'linne
mark
111
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
"WIi
remain
a
few
days
to
make
a
tuber-i!)W
cuiar
ten
oi
uie
local
herds.
Exchanged.
UPIIOLSTERINR
FURNrrnnE
repairing:
uphol-
Un.
J.
B.
Oalthurst
returned
on
l"ln
'
"
Una.
Chetterfleldi
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
mna
nth
recovered
and
made
to
order.
AH
Eevtaern
eities
where
she
has
been!
WOrlc
Mrnt'K'
Phone
Green
803.
visiting
since
accompanying
her
-i
M'
HtINT'
and
daughter
to
their
respective
private
RESTAURANTS
OOOtl
EATS
CAFE
Mrs.
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
IIimhI
Home
Conked
MraK
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
C.eorirc.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Paiwenirnr
Stnde
linkers
nt
your
disposal
any
time,
KOSS
IIKOS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
II
lock,
f
Across
from
Empr.ia
Hotel)
PRINCH
RUPERT
TIDES
lltlHAV,
,IAV
20
3:02
am,
20.4
ft.
10:18
p.m.
17.
"
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a.m.
3.7
"
21:47
p.m.
9.0
"
fn
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a
r-
is
going
to
toe
hlgrm
bidder,
on
I
Record
Dial'
XI
ay
S3
Somebody
may
pick
up
this
car
at
a
basgain.
Why
not
you?
Put
tn
your
stalest
Md
at
PAHKElfS
OAUWIF,
Third
Avenue.
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NOTICE
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INTl;vi'l
l-KV-;
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and
s.tuate
In
v..
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Island.
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TAKE
NOTICE
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Ltd..
ol
;i
B.C.
00
ijaitlou
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to
apply
lor
;
described
Hands
CoUMltrliClIlK
..
the
northwest
to-
-4:
thence
nunu
,
15
cluin-i.
the...'
corner
Lot
123:
shore
to
poiir
eotualiuni;
7
c..-OOSSE
i
Per
Cha.
?
Dated
.April
7
i&
LAND
V
i
housework,
wants
inri
sfuv
mrw
Two.
Two
tola,
section
S.
Phone
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NO!
ICE
Or
INTEMIOS
Red
"3
19
uasEi
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'
closes.
Phone
Red
295.
121
i
In
Prince
Ru
.
.
Dairies
of
Prince
ft
at
8eweU
Inlet
U
a
CharkMe
Islands
TAKE
NOTICE
Coapaay
Lin
u-cocopation
T:
nh
tl
to
apply
for
.-.
described
land
Commencui
the
southern
cor
let
Inlet,
Queen
Ci
a.-:
north
aOichains:
t
ie:
-more
or
less,
to
t:i
re
the
alMre
Une
in
tc
tion
to
the
r
-containing
1W)
a
v
-
juscm
uu;
.
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Dated
2W
Apr
.
.
MINERAL
MT
(l
urm
r
CEimtiduE
m
iur:
NOTICE
"WESTERN
HOPE
OLD
KKNTUCK'i
uate
tn
the
8.
...
Prince
Rupert
Dls-r:
wxtere
located
'
TAKE
NOTK'F
Free
Miser's
Oer
duly
authorised
.
lire
aiuier
inters.
1M
a
to
apply
ij
tn
w
Certificates
of
l::
pUrr
of
out..
.
we
aoore
ciainw
And
further
.
tinder
Section
'
before
the
taum
Impr.jvemeuu.
Dated
tax
otn
i
:
-
LAND
T
NOTICE
OF
INTI'NTI"V
"
11
I.EAS1-
I
In
Range
4.
Cm-'
Reeordlrut
Dia'ri-
and
situate
In
vie:"
Pitt
Itland.
B.C.
TAKE
KOTOS
Co.
Ltd..
of
321
V.
Hp
oocupatic-ii
v
ta
appiy
ior
i
described
lands
Osanmenctng
'
t
mile
distant
:;.
frem
Lot
1251.
wn
B
chn!n:
thence
r.r
south
to
shore:
Uk
i
to
a.iint
of
ct'inm-
talniiiK
10
acre
n
r.
QUBlll
ri
Per
Chii
Dated
Apr
1
7.
l
LAND
ACT-
NOTicE
or
intention;"
i,n
In
Prince
Rupert
I
trlet
of
Prince
it
u:
chain
east
of
n
i'
68,
Range
S,
C'aM
o
TAKE
NOTICE
:
Company,
Limited,
nation
risn
sun-
fo-
pcrmiss
a
to
!
described
la
i:
Oonimene
g
at
a
chains
east
uf
rrnn!.
3,
Coast
District.
th
:
to
low
water
i."
chains:
thence
soi''"
west
10
chains,
tn
ment,
and
contain
-
:
Iran
OOSSE
PACKlN'r;i
;
,
j
r,.r
ii
'l
'
Dated
2nd
AprlL
H-17
CLRTII'ICATK
MENTS
C
IRON
DUKE"
F'f;'"
'
claim,
Lot
No.
2340.
Charlotte
Mining
Dlvi
lrw,nfeH
OH
L
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J
Lockeport.
B.C.
Free
M
No.
27U48C.
Intend
i
Mining
Recorder
.
ImprovemenU
for
the
p
Injr
a
crown
grant
or
And
further
take
w.
,,
under
section
85
of.,
must
be
commenced
anre
of
such
certiil
rneiits.
.
.
...
r
Dated
this
11th
day
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