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it
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of
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of
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will
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except
Sunday,
by
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publication.
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received
subject
to
approval.
Wednesday.
Febl
2,,
1927
.MANY
MYsTKHIKS
CXKAKEIt
IP
UV
l.M
SIKVEYOUS
tVlltt-Lts
AM)
AEKOriaNK
1EI
IX
CKEATIXH
NEEKFII
.MAI'S
Hearne'i
course
of
the
Thelewaze
river
(supposed
to
be
the
Thelon).
This
river
after
flowing
one
hundred
miles
j
ally
unexplored
uninhabited
and
almost
totally
unsurveyed"
portion
of
Canada
The
budget
presented
to
the
legislature
yesterday
by
Hon.
J.
the
,ar8er
Part
of
tlu
country,
and-
D.
McLean,
minister
of
finance,
may
not
provide
for
ouite
as
swen-
"'"
the
nftd
'
rellDl
mP
!
MOIII.HN
AIDS
t
TlLIZEll
Wireless
teleeranhv
and
air
flTtno
exemntion
.
.
.
1
1
.
,
lue
no
man
amazing
aeveiopments
ior
aepenuents
irom
200
to
Z00
will
be
of
further
benefit.
It
is
of
modem
science
are
belne
utUlzed
gratiiymg
to
note
that
the
first
step
in
the
connection
is
taken
to
DT
th
topographical
surveyor
m
mak-benefit
people
with
families
before
any
general
revision
is
under-
,ng
kn0WI
this
north
country
in
taken.
It
is
family
people
who
always
suffer
most
from
this
impost.
PIacln
on
the
maps
the
maze
of
rivers
...
ufc
n.c
,JC.u.,a,
,.rVieriy
tax,
a
very
generally
con-
Z
.J
'
"
.
"
"
"
after
uemneu
measure
is
eliminated.
The
new
scheme
of
'
taxation
to
take
.
7
.
its
place
has
been
adonted
ndvUprllv
nA
.
i
tr-
to
trMeI
la
tever
direction!
nM
Tl,0
v,
.
'.""7
'
"",c
"vcept-
he
pleases.
Transportation.
Mr.
Caut-
'
aK,tat,0It
aain8t
the
Id
leyslidl.
d.mcuTt
colLZ,
sni!..
niode
of
not
in
northern
On-
luutTLiiug
succession
dues
ana
tne
new
nlan
should
nrovi
h
tat
All
in
all,
the
new
budiret
should
ditivp
a
rwinutat
nnn
vATiAAt
particular
system
of
waterways
before
Ing
credit
on
the
government
that
has
enacted
it.
The
clamor
for
tran"ferrln
b
Pme
to
another,
the
tax
reduction
has
beCn
'
WCh
h
"""
'llK
knW
widespread
during
the
past
few
years
and
"T?"
ShS'irS5
en"
the
government
has
found
8"f;cfnht
It
Aerial
photograph,
used
m
conjunc-possible
and
seen
fit
to
meet,
the
wishes
of
topt
-the
people
in
such
a,
com-
tlon
with
the
ground
work
of
the
paratively
speaking,
substantial
way.
graphical
surveyor
1.
providing
this
in-
,
'
formation,
and
Mr.
Cautley
reported
NOT
v
TIME,
BUT
ITS
,
that
last
summer
the
Topographical
USE
THAT
COUNTS.
It
Ift
Tint
tfmo
aafnnr1a
Mln.....
1
.
.
.
.
..
was
not
being
overlooked
by
the
map
makers,
Mr.
Coutley
pointed
out,
and,
;
three
parties
were
engaged
In
mapping
!
areas
decidedly
attractive
to
tourists.'
Jin
British
Columbia,
the
photo-topo-'
graphic
system
of
lurvey,
developed
to
a
high
degree
of
perfection
ln
Canada
was
being
utilized
to
portray
the
re-,
Uef
ot
mountainous
areas,
the
rivers,
creeks
and
trails
which
would
make
the
glories
of
the
Selkirk
mountains
accessible
to
the
tourist.
The
boundaries
of
the
latest
addition
to
Canada's
chain
of
mountain
parks
Kootenay
Park-were
also,
delineated
during
the
season.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New.
VHE.
DATliT
Nt.vV2
Wednesday
ti,brUj()
EXPERIENCES
OF
iSS
DONALDSON
!
MAPMAKERS;
BECOMES
BRIDE
rilll.ON
KIVKK'S
MH1UK
ONE
OF
MAKHIKIl
TO
KX-MAYOIC
.
II.
U.
KlHIIEslElt
AT
JflET
CF.KKMOXV
IX
IMTKII
t
ill
IU
II
I'AIOOX-MIK
LAT
MlillT
A
quiet
wedding
of
great
Interest
took
lolace
latt
nlffht
at
8
JO
at
the
United-
OTTAWA,
Ont.,
Feb.
2.
(By
Cans-''Church
Parsonage
when
Miss
Agnes
Ann
,
dlan
Press.
1
The.
myth
as
to
the
head-
j
Donaldson,
daughter
of
the
late
Bobertj
water's
of
the
Th'on
River,
one
of
Donaldson
and
Mrs.
J
A.
Brown.
Portj
the
great
rivers
of
Northern
Canada.
lEssington,
became
the
bride
of
Harry
was
one
of
the
geographical
mysteries
Brock
Rochester,
son
of
the
late
Mr.
solved
by
a
topographical
surveyor
dur-
Ur-
John
Rochester
of
Ottawa
i
ring
the
field
season
of
192C.
according
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev
,
i
to
the
report
of
the
topographical
Sur-
Cecrge
O.
Hacker
and
the
attendants
(jreys
Committee,
presented
by
R.
W.
e
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
S.
D
Johnstone
.and
;
Cautley.
DJS..
at
the
annual
conven-'
M
Donaldson.
1
tlon
of
Dominion
Land
Surveyors
In
.
Mr-
n
Mrs.
Rochester
sailed
last
j
a
session
here
today.
Inlght
on
the
Camosun
to
to
spend
spend
School
geographies
and
even
the
bes
honeymoon
In
southern
cttle
On
their
,
of
government
maps
have
shown
this
"turn
to
the
city,
they
will
take
up
stream
heading
a
relatively
short
their
residence
on
Eleventh
Street,
distance
northeast
of
lake
Athsbaska.
The
bride,
who
Is,
a
native
daughter
Last
summer,
a.
H.
Blsnchet.
DL.S..
of
British
Columbia,
has
resided
In
the
made
ait
exploratory
trip
Into
the
north
for
many
years
with
her
parent
country
northest
of
the
Athabaska
Port
Esslngton
For
the
past
few
Jselectlne
for
the
first
Dart
of
his
mrs
she
has
been
a
member
of
the
!
Journey
a
traditional
Indian
route
from
!
Booth
Memorial
teaching
staff.
j
$G.00'Tazin
Lake
to
the
headwaters
of
the
The
grosm
U
also
a
pioneer
of
this
$7.50
j
Thelon
river.
A
river
known
to
the
.district,
having
come
to
Prince
Rupert;
(natives
as
"Skin
of
an
Animal"
was"rly
twenty
years
ago.
For
some
time
'ascended
to
a
plateau
1,000
feet
above'
nf
charge
of
the
Owemmetitl
.lake
Athabaska
where
another
river!
Telegraph
and
Dominion
Express
of-!
i
was
discovered
flowing
northeast
along
1
here
and
for
the
past
ten
or
more
years
he
has
been
manager
aad
pro
prietor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hpte).
Ac
ex-maycr
of
the
city,
he
Is
now
chair-
In
the
desired
direction,
turned
south-;mn
of
the
school
board
and
a
director
easterly
Instead
of
northerly
and
'
of
lh
Prints
Rupert
General
Hospital,
'joined
Dubawnt
river
at
Wholdala
Lake.
!
Congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
a
'
Thin
the
explanation
removes
the
drele
friends
wttl
be
extended
myth
of
the
Thelon
headwaters
which
!o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roobaster
who
are
de-has
persisted
for
150
years,
since
'
'
ervedly
popular
and
esteemed.
1
Hearne
s
time.
1
Mr.
Cautley
referred
to
the
"practle-l?
Ten
Years
Ago
'
in
Prince
Rupert
ing
in..
-i!.
relief
as
.
some
of
,
the
more
honefu
...
neon
e
miht
hav-
al,ii,iMi.j
rennecuon
....
witn
tne
...
development
.!prT
.
"!
of;
ff.hkl
aky
t.
191:.
but
it
does
propose
the
most
extensive
measure
of
tax
reduction
that
gr.rat
hinterland
development
which
is'
w-
H&nn
J-
c.
Moods.
New
has
been
attempted
in-
the
province
for
at
least
two
decades
"Peaces.
A
V
1
reurded.
and
in
some
cases
Rnlpnrlid
atarf
l
air,
,
.
,
'
made
impossible
for
want
of
them,
A
splendid
start
is
being
made
on
the
lightening
of
the
taxation
burden
Discovery
or
the
great
mining
camps
and,
if
the
program
thus
initiated
is
carried
out,
British
Columbia
of
000011
903).
Porcupine
U9oa.
people
will
indeed
have
something
to
be
thankful
for
Kirkiand
Lake
(mii.
Rouyn
(1923)
'mu(
ior.
w,
T.
-
,
.
....
-
,n
R(d
Lak,.
t,823)
wtJtej
on
,
io.s.uk
ui
ic
uitome
tax
exemption
lor
married
persons
followed
raUway
construction.
......
wiu
(ii.euu
win
eliminate
taxation
for
many
people
and
wui
reuuee
tne
payments
of
all.
The
increase
of
the
Westminster
lumbermen.
..mho
came
north
to
visit
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
hare
changed
their
plans
and
returned
south.
A.
E.
Bazett-Jones.
formerly
employed
at
the
dry
dock.
Is
expected
to
return
to
the
city
shortly.
J.
E.
Merryfleld
accompanied
the
remains
of
the
late
W.
J.
M.
Sandeto
to
Vancouver
yesterday.
R.
T.
Purdy.
auditor
for
the
Booth
Fisheries,
has
returned
to
Vancouver
a
stay
in
the
city
for
severs!
weeks.
r
j.
Mrs.
WlUlam.Beverldge
left
last
evening
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
re-
The
suggested
increase
for
the
civil
service
will
be
a
concrete'
irregular,
and
deeply
indented,
and
the
j"""'
r,"ldenw-
boon
to
a
larvo
niimrior
.
u
nrLna
,..v.
u.
i
.
i
H.u..
.
'
'
-
.T
j
'
"
wen
more
or
less
dls-
"'"w
,KJW
Robert
MIntchi
brother
of
John
L.
contented
with
inadequate
for
pedient
for
him
to
follow
wages
some
time
past.
any
one
Mcintosh
of
this
ty
has
arrived
in
Quebec
from
overseas
according
to
a
telegram
received
today.
In
The
Letter
Box
HELP
I.Otl.
AliENTS
Survey
of
Canada
h'ad
four
parties
en-1
gaged
on
this
work
In
northern
On-lEdltor-
Kew.
Use
'
that
men
make
of
Hmi
that
,V0.
ua
difference
j!f
In
,
Urlo.
and
that
the
Royal
Canadian
Air!
Creelman.
passenger
traffic
man-
men's
for-,Force
worked
,n
wltn
tne;.ger
of
the
westion
rton
of
the
c.a-
,.,
.
.
...
,
.
.......
.
!
Survey
In
taking
photographs.
.adlan
National
Railways
has
brought
,
.
-uiuici
-.impartial
in
tne
QlStriDUtlon
OI
her
hours.
The
north
country
while
literally
un-iour
ttentkn
to
the
rather
surprising
bne
gives
to
no
man
time
that
she
does
not
give
to
another.
The
known,
and
unexpioited
is
not
the
onlv!1"1
that
during
the
month
of
Novem-8ame
morning
gives
every
man
an
equal
start
with
his
fellow
and'eountry
needing
maps,
and
Mr.
cautieyjber-
the
number
of
people
boarding
our
the
same
night
finds
each
another
day
furthers
the
journey
or
losti,uoke
ot
tht
tuation
in
older
parts
by
the
wayside.
!
of
Canada
where
Information
depends
But
all
the
time
that
nature
gives
to
any
man
is
the
present
on
,ndlTldU4lut,c
ueys
of
an
kinds.
Man
makes
his
and
future.
'
'hfm
"nc,ent-
not
to
ob-
own
past
Grasp
the
opportunity
of
the
E,tthPouetSehnoVehat
bri"K
regret"'
th
fUtUrC
cftldTn
-
be
without
hope.
u'
matlon
correUd
d
new
Kl"-
i.'
,P
romU,nK
but
evanescent
NOW
must
be
grasped
i
information
gathered,
from
which
-mi.
In,
its
potent
whole
to
secure
.the
future
and
free.the
past
of
regret.
national
maps
are
prepared.
Are;
.six,
eight,
ten,
twelve
or
eighteen
hours
a
day.
man's!
ln
trn
Canada,
the
Dominion
allotted
work?
Not
by
all
eternity.
There
are
twenty-four
hours
Lnd
System
of
siirreysa
aystem
of
on
the
dockland
in
man's
working
day.'
Man'n
wprk,
is
twenty-four
,un''T,n
Und
wh'ch
covers
a
greater
hours
of
sleep,
recreation,
eating
and
labor.
There
are
no
hours
!,rea
than
,njr
otner
Preconcelved
in
the
diurnal
circuit
for
idleness,
misguided
recreation
and
intern-
mentlanTrt
of
S'wSdSS"
prance
in
eating
or
sleeping
After
the
day's
wage
ha,
been
earned
S
lIJti
ZSLrSttt
there
is
still
life
s
wage,
the
dues
of
evolition
which
must
be
earned
adequate
mapping
of
this
vast
area
w..
in
fruitful
reading,
healthful
thought
and
deep-delving
introspec-j
conceived
at
an
early
date
is
shown
tlon.
I
In
the
naming
of
the
survey
organl-
Too
many
work-a-day
men
end
workvith
the
eight
hours
and
aztlon-
Tbe
Topographical
survey,
has
wish
for
less,
sleep
ten
hours
and
crave
for
more,
eat
to
fullness
and
1t'T
been
Dl
10
d'vot
more
of
its(
leave
the
table
unsatisfied,
hope
In
vain
for
the
"luck
in
leisure,"
en'rgy
10
tnU-
one
of
,u
orginal
ob-accent
no
onnortunltiex
to
Imnrnv
mind
nnrl
lmrlv
nl
.u.t
i
Jtlves.
I
those
who
are
getting
ahead
'in
this
life
are
those
for
whom
po"
"waking
hour"
is
a
"working
hour."
j
een
mapplng
ln
twentTn
t
Working
hours
are
found
for
the
unwise,
but
the
wise
find
Canada.
These
were
scattered
through-
nours
in
wnicn
10
worn.
Hold
that"Fbcling-Gf-Rtness'
SHREDDED
WHEAT
supplicsyouwiihihe
needed
elements
for
energy
and
warmili.
Try
it
iotiay
out
all
the
provinces
and
two
parties
;
Invaded
the
northwest
territories.
The
,
work
ranged
from
the
highly
detailed
map
of
areas
-of
great
economic
lm-
iportance
to
the
exploration
work
of
the
trains
at
Prince
Rupert
without
first
purchasing
tickets
totalled
one
hundred
and
nineteen.
This
is
considered
'an
average
month
so
that
It
the
number
Is
multiplied
by
twelve.
It
can
be
assumed
that
during
one
year
1.428
people
from
Prince,
Rupert
got
on
our
trains
without
having
first
paid
fares.
That
Is
a
matter
Alch
Is
p(
more
Importance
to
Prince
Rupert
than
may
be
generally
supposed.
We
keep
an
agent
and
also
have
a
ticket
office
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
promotion
of
those
ln
charge
to
higher
'ranks
in
the
service
of
the
company
will
depend,
to
an
extent.,
upon
the
showing
they
are
able
to
make
ln
the
position
they
now
hold.
Their
record
will
also
be
Judged
upon
now
many
UcHets
are
sold,
and.
there
fore,
the
resident
of
Prince
RuDert
who
get
on
our
trains
without
pur
chasing
tickets
from
either
the
agent
or
the
ticket
office
are,
In
all
probability,
retarding
the
time
when
promotions
will
be
made.
Again,
those
in
charge
are
anxious
to
mske
a
good
showing
for
their
own
ornee,
not
only
because
they
are
des
irous
that
the
community
in
which
they
are
situated
shall
make
a
better
showing
thsn
rival
communities;
and
that
Is
only
a
method
of
exhibiting
a
north,
where
In
addition
to
solving
the
wothy
degree
of
civic
pride,
mystery
of
the
headwaters
of
a
river,!
,n
ddltion
to
these
two
facts
there
an
Investigation
was
made
with
a
view
'
third.
When
tlckt
are
not
pur-to
showing
on
a
map
the
feedlne
re-
before
the
departure
of
a
train.
Their
teeth
are
of
tough-nets
which
makes
themhold
their
keen
cutting
edge
tm.
der
every
utge.
SIMOMDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LTD.
'
MONTftCAt.
VANCOUVtH,
ST.
JOHN.
H.B
,
TORONTO
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
1
r
Mill
,
322.t
C
R.
Hosmer.
Esq.
Wm.
McMaster.
Esq.
Frederick
Adams.
Esq.
time,
which
could
be
utilized
to
better
purpose,
and
this
unnecessary
loss
of
t:ms
tends
to
prevent
him
from
giving
to
the
passenger,
that
measure
of
service
which
It
Is
the
desire
of
tbe
management
all
ot
our
conductors
and
.rain
crews
shall
give.
Passengers,
themselves
may
not
realize
It.
but
It
Is
a
fact
that
when
they
nejlect
to
purchase
tlckeU
before
getting
on
tbe
train,
they
have
to
pay
a
higher
fare,
and
this
may
amount
to
a
substantial
sum.
As
an
example,
a
passenger
travelling
from
Saskatoon
to
Winnipeg
via
Reglna.
ho
falls
to
buy
i
through
ticket
before
boarding
the
train
will
pay
11.60
more
than
the
one
who
buys
the
ticket
from
the
agent.
Similar
cases,
where
larger
or
smaller
ravings
can
be
effected
by
following
'he
correct
procedure
could
be
quoted.
O.
II.
LASH,
Publicity
Representative
CJIJt.
Winnipeg.
WATER
NOTICE
imvek1on"anii
tse
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
whose
address
Is
21S
2nd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and'
use
1
cubic
foot
per
second
of
water
jut
of
unnamed
creek,
which
flows
easterly
and
drain
into
Crescent
Inlet.
Moresby
Island,
Q.C.I,
about
one
mil
.rom
the
head
of
the
Inlet
on
the
north
hore
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
.be
stream
at
a
oolnt
about
lncm
f.t
from
the
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
domestic
and
cannery
purposes
upon
the
40
acres
of
land
desaTl
noea
as
unsurvey
rd
land,
for
which
pure
has
is
applied
tbout
is
chain
southwesterly
from
the
mourn
oi
tne
stream.
This
notice
was
posted
oa
the
ground
on
tbe
29th
day
of
November,
loas
a
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
theno
and
to
the
ui
Act,"
will
be
filed
ln
the
office
of
the1
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
DC
i
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Right
raruameni
uuuaines.
Victoria
11
r
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
sd'
pearance
of
this
notice
In
a
lorai
n.J.
paper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
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IVtfU,
JAMES
HELD.
LANf)
ACT.
1VTENTI
lTi:TI(
jyicant.
an
I
UK
wr
TO
APPLY
TO
sources
of
the
new
Weed
Buffalo
Park.
.the
conductor
h
to
sell
the
ticket
j
.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I,
Arthur
Robert
mi
iiixt
Tiiiinr
,nd
to
collect
the
money.
Every
sale!
son,
Maasett,
DC,
occupation
Miiim.n
The
growing
tourist
traffic
In
Canada
hlmakM
occupies
a
portion
of
hl.l.?,0.
'X'wlni
S
Commencing
at
northeast
corner
of
Lot
1865.
Q.C.I.
District:
then
fifty
chains:
thence
east
forty
chains;
thence
north
to
shore:
thence
foliowini
hlghwater
mark
to
point
of
commence
i
ment,
containing
one
hundred
acres
more
or
leu.
Located
this
30th
day
of
December.
mo.
ARTHUR
ROBErtTBOM
j
NOTICE.
I
All
accounts
due
the
Pioneer
Laundrv
'Ltd.
and
the
Canadian
Steam
Uundrv
up
to
and
including
December
31.
loao'
(are
payable
to
the
above
firms.
All
lis.
bllltles
owing
to
the
above
firms
ire
assumed
and
payable
by
the
new
organ.
I
laon
known
as
Prince
Rupert
Laun-
Ctrl
pa
Ltd
i
(Signed)
PRINCE
RUPERT
LAUNDRIES
LTD.
Established
l8l7
CAPITAL
.
REST
and
UNDIVIDED
PROFITS
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
:
'Sir
Vincent
Mchedith,
Bart.,
President
Sir
Charles
Gordon.
GB.E,
Vkc
Prttilent
H.
R.
Drummond,
Evj.
Lt.-Col.
Herbert
Molson.
CNI.G.,
M.C
The
Hon.Sir
Lomer
Gouin.
h,s
Honour
Henry
Cockshutt.
Esq.
K.CM.G.
Gen.
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
G.C.M.G.,
K.CB.
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Esq,
K.C.
MajGen.TheHon.S.CMvv5Urn.CM.G.
J.
W.
McConnell,
Esq.
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Jinking
every
record
do
Its
best.
This
new
Brunswick
quickly
won
the
hearts
of
music
lovers
everywhere.
The
case,
too.
Id
beautiful
beyond
the
usual.
Come
In
and
say
I
want
to
hear
the
new
Th
F.
W.
Molson.
Esq,
Sir
Frlderick
Williams
-Taylor,
Gmerl
Mwupr
LONDON
COMMITTEO
His
Grace
the
Dukh
op
Devonshire,
K.G.
(CLUim)
F.
R.
S.
Balfour.
Esq.
Sir
Haroman
Lever,
Bart,
K.CB.
The
Rt.
Hon.
Loao
Strathcoka
and
Mount
Rotal
r
PARIS
COMITE
CONSULTATIF
M.
lb
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MEXICO
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Paterson,
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7yoo1ooQ
mammal.
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KENNxor
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Swart
Esq.
Thomk
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En
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H.
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EJ
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Bank
rui
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600
Office
in
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at
London.
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t
Vim
France
wuh
Corropoivienu
in
aU
Country,
offering
excrptiorul
faqlities
iU
dtpartmrna
d
General
and
Foreign
Banting
Businnt.
'
The
Bk
of
'Montreal
holds
an
jnimtt
in
Barcliyi
Bank
(Dominion,
CoUial
and
Oversea.),
fornvrly
T
Colorual
Bank,
and
by
reawn
of
thu
auooation
is
able
to
offer
io
dienti
do
comperitivt
ratti
and
cta-rt
banking
mv.ee
for
buuncu
with
the
Wt
Lics,
among
the
important
advantage,
offered
brine
faautSl
uming
accurate
local
informau'on.
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