Make
the
Old
Car
Look
Like
New!
Give
it
a
finish
that
will
start
bright
and
stay
bright
you
can
do
it
yourself.
For
this
purpose
we
suggest
Val-
'
spar
Enamels
a
combination
of
'
:
"the
finest
pigments
carefully
pound
in
the
famous
Valspar
Varnish
itself.
VALENTINE'S
VALSPAR
NAM
EL
Sun,
rain,
mud,
dust,
gasoline,
nils
iven
loiiiig
water
rom
tie
r-Jiatorrrvi
not
dim
its
fine
Justre.
Easy
xq
apply,
there
are
twelves
beautiful
colors
to
choose
from:
For
Sale
by
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Plume
3
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Rox
.327.
rnnceKupc
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
East
hope
Engine:)
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
f
f
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
From
Bulkier
Valley
FKESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
r
Phones
656
and
657
LINDSAY
'5
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing-.
Team,
or
Motor
Service.
ConJ
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
,
(
Furnltun)
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order.
In
our
shop:
$50
an
low
a
223
Sixth
Street
TERRACE
PREPARING
O
1927
y
Intx
riTuc
Sfwt,
Inc.
FOR
JULY
FIRST
Cmmlllees
,.ppflnlcd
to
Arrniifr
le-
lall
or
lelrhratloii
on
fnnreilrr-alion
l;)
TERRACE.
April
S3.
A
Joint,
meeting
of
the
committees
appointed
by
the
dlfffrent
lycal
organizations
to
arrange
tor
a
Dominion
Day
Celebration
was
held
In
Gordon"
hotel
on
Tuesday
evening.
E.
T.
Kenney
was
appointed
chair
man,
with
George
Dover
as
secretary.
The
chairman
was
asked
to
appoint
a
Xlnance,
s
program
and
a
decorative
committee.
These
were
named
as
follows:
Program
A.
H.
Barker,
(convener).
Rev.
A.
yv.
Robinson.
Mrs.
J.
Warne.
F.
C.
Bishop,
,and
Jas.
Smith.
Finance--?.
T.
Siindal;
"J.
Tyler.
Mrs.
p.
W.
Cashtdl.
8.
KirJUldy,
and
W.
Klrkpatrick,
Decoration
D.
W.
Cassell,
W.
T.
Att-
wood
and
O.
T.
Sundal.
It
was
suggested
that
the
program
committee
ask
the
school
stall
to
undertake
the
training
of
the
children
to
take
part
in
the
day's
program.
It
was
also
suggested
that
the
pro
gram
committee
Include
In
their
program
as
a
"Grand
Finale"
to
the
cele
bration,
a
Joint
church
service
to
be
held
In
G.W.V.A.
Hall
on
Sunday.
July
3.
KITSUMKALUM
LAKE
MINING
MAN
WEDS
MUm
Christina
Allard
llecanie
Bride,
of
Alfred
JUgan
at
.)ulet
Oremony
VeMerday
Arteriioon
The
wedding
took
place
quietly
In
the
United
Church
Parsonage
at
2.30
yesterday
afternoon.
Rev.
Oeorge
G.
Hacker
officiating,
of
Miss
Christina
Al-lard,
daughter
of
the
late
Maxtne
Air
lard
and
Mrs.
Allard
of
Duncan
Station,
Vancouver
Island,
and
Alfred
Egan,
son
uf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Daniel
Egan
of
Aus
tralia,
a
well
known
prospector
of
Kit-
sum
kalum
Lake.
Witnesses
to
the
ceremony
were
the
bride's
uncle,
Mat
thew
Allard,
and
James
Currle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Egan,
who
arrived
In
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
the
interior,
will
proceed
by
tomorrow
morning's
train
to
take
up
their
residence
at
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
PPCE
GEORGE
Judge
Robertson
was
the
speaker
at
the
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade's
tun-J
cneon
on
weanesaay.
lie
gave
nis
vltws
of
what
should
be
done
to
make
Prince
Oeorge
the
commercial
centre
of
the
great,
district
of
which
It
la
the
geographical
centre
and
urged
that'
the
aim
of
the
residents
should
be
to
.de
velop
the
Peace
River
district.
The
great
potential
resources
there
would
Wily;
li'iippreria&d
iVhen
transportation
of
McBrlde
also
made
a
brief
address,
Sam
Fulvo
was
elected
a
member
of
the
board.
An
early
start
la
being
made
this
year
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
on
maintenance
work,
In
this
vicinity,'
Extra
section
crews
wilt
be
put
on
next
weeX.
a
requisition
having
been
re
ceived
for
ninety
men
for
the
gangs
be
tweeit
Endako
and
the
Alberta
bound
ary.
William
Ellis,
who
has
been
conductor
uf
the
Prince
George
alee
Club
for
the
two
years
since
the
club's
inception.
was
presented
by
William
Bexon,
on
betialf
of
the
club,
with
a
pen
and
pencil
st
on
the
eve
of
his
departure
for
Victoria
where
he
will
reside.
Maude
D.
Renwlck
has
been
elected
Queen
for
the
May
Day
fete
which
will
be
held
on
May
14
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Prince
George
Hospital.
Al
JoluiAon,
head
of
the
Al
Joluison
Lumber
.Co'.,-confirms
the
report
that
bU
company
will
rebuild
In
the
vicinity
of
the
Hansard
site.
The
new
mill
will
r.ot
have
the
capacity
of
the
one
destroyed
by
fire
last
year
but
will
he
designed
to
cut
approximately
20,000
feet
dully.
Work
will
commence
as
sooit
as
the
frost
Is
out
of
the
ground,
Nechakn
Lodjje
A.F.
it
A
M,
held
IU
annual
at
home
last
week
with
It.
II.
Ouest,
master
of
.the
lodge,
presiding.
Among
the
speakers
were
Rev.
8.
T.
Gal-bralth,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Patterson,
Alex
Wimbles,
E.
J,
Newman,
F.
Mathesou,
A.
B.
Caused
.
.Constant
Coughing
Mrs.
D.
M.
Nolan,
DougiastowL
N.H.,
writes:-
-"Two
vears
aeo
I
had
a
terrible
tuU
which
settled
ia
"niy
broiu'Jiial
IuIk-s
and
ransd
constant
roughiu;,
and.
1
could
sot
lep
day
or
nijfht.
I
read
about
Dr.
Wood's
4
IMortvav
Pine
Syrup
and
thought
J
would
?iv
It
a
trial
After
takinjf
three
bottle
I
was
Completely
rid
of
my
cough,
and
hart
Levtr
had
a
cold
alnce."
44Dr.
Wood's"
has
bea
on
the
mar-
ket
for
th
patt
3S
years,
and
its
timely
use
may
sav
you
from
sofferiag
from
some
serious
bronchial
ft
lung
trouble.
Price
3Sc.
a
bottle,
larg
family
aits
60c;
mt
up
uly
by
The
T.
Uilbnr
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
Sibley
and
Henry
Wilson.
Miss
WUma
Young
gave
a
vocal
solo.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
H.
B.
Oucst,
A.
E.
Sibley,
Herbert
Wood.
William
Coop,
Thomson
Og;
and
A.
M
'Patterson.
The
local
Elks'
Lodge
will
hold
It
annual
flag
day
this
year
on
May
2i
Instead
of
in
August.
Following
the
festivities
for
the
children
In
the
afternoon,
there
will
be
a
ball
In
the
Rltts-Flfer
Hall
In
the
evening.
On
the
eve
of
her.
departure
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Arnold
Flaten
"was
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
card
party
given
la?t
Saturday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
Mil
burn
by
the
.Order
of
the
Eastern
Star.
Having
been
the
first
secretary
of
the
local
chapter,
Mrs.
Flaten
was
presented
with
a
beautiful
finger
ring
by
the
worthy
matron,
Mrs.
Herbert
Porter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Flaten
left
yesterday
for
Vancouver
whence
Mr
Flaten
has
been
transferred
In
the
service
of
the
Royal
Bank.
Murdoch
McLeod,
Vancouver
eyesight
specialist,
has
decided
to
make
Prince
Oeorge
his
future
headquarters.
Mrs.
Thomai
Sotnervllle
left
this
week
to
pay
an
extended
visit
to
her
former
home
in
Quebec.
Miss
Jennie
Nash
left
yesterday
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
seek
medical
advice.
She
Is
accompanied
by
her
mother.
N.
C.
Jorgensen
has
entered
into
a
contract
with,
a
Chicago
firm
for
a
large
quantity
of
cedar
poles
which
he
will
take
out
in
the
vicinity
of
Blue
River.
t
The
residence'
of
Andrew
PreUs
In
Central
F.ort-
GeoVge
,was
dotttroyrd
by
fire
on
Tuesday
'evening,
.the
blaze
originating
n
iiie
attic
from
an.
overheated
stove,
Tne
'greater
pari
oz
ine
iunu-
lure
was
saved
but
the
lass
on
the
house
will
be
almost
complete,
little
Inxurance
hav.ng
been
carried.
Oeorge
Garhardt,
who
has
been
pros
pecting,
fishing
and
cooking
In
the
Prince
George
district
since
1912,
has
left
for
the
south
and
will
engage
in
fishing
on
the
Fraser
River,
making
his
headquarters
at
Stevestoh.
Andrew
Hanson
and
Brlta
Velma
Rmpp
of
Quesnel
were
married
In
the
parson
age
of
the
Connaught
Hill
Lutheran
Church
last
Sunday
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Trinklein.
Ernest
Levesque,
Round
Meadow
farmer,
appeared
before
Stipendiary
Mag
istrate
Mllburn
here
this
week
on
a
charge
of
having
a
spring
gun
In
his
dwelling.
The
police
allege
that
Levesque
had
a
double-barrelled
shotgun
fixed
up
so
that
anyone
entering
the
building
would
receive
the
charge.
It
is
suggested
that
.the
gun
'
rigged
to
cope
with
trespassers.
SLITHERS
While
iiv
thl
district
last
week,
A.
M.
Whiteside
of
Vancouver
addressed
the
local
branch
cJT
the
B.C.
piamber
of
Mines.
.JHe
criticized
the
government
;iew
mining
taxation
measures.
pi
town
councU
has
several
request
front
residents
ior
sidewalks
to
be
built
lU
varjoui
parts.
Ttf
commissioners
are
planning
a
program
of
street
rock
ing
at
least
as
extensive
as
last
year
and
considerable
extension
of
sidewalk
."MClllt(eM
has
already
been
decided
upon.
"t.
C.
Dawson
will
,ojen
a
men's
fur
nishing
store
next
week
In
the
newly
completed
Mcssner
building.
'
A
meeting
of
ratepayers
Is
called
fot
next
week
to
decide
upon
a
site
lor
the
propoMed
new
High
School
building
here.
s
Judge
Young
presided
at
a
fecial
session
of
County
Court
here
this
week.
A
charge
against
C.
W.
Dawson
of
H&zelton
of
having
beaver
skins
In
his
possession
jmt
of
season
was-dismissed
as
was
also
a
charge
against
a
llazelton
man
In.
which
an
Indian
woman
was
Involved.
,,
The
recently
formed
Topley
Consoli
dated
Mining
and
Development
Co.
rtarted
work
on
its
holdings
at
Topley
this
weekjulth
.
II.
Taylor,
managing
director
In
charge
of
operations.
The
movement
of
prospectors
to
the
field
is
very
active.
"
A
dangerous
situation
exists
in
Smltliers
Irani
the
year's
accumulation
t
dead
and
dry
grass.
The
town
coun
ell
s
asking
citizens
to
burn
the
grass
around
their
property,
before
the
fire
efason
opens
on
May
1.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
James
Anglican
Church
held
a
successful
apron
tea
last
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
Boy
Scout
Hall.
Receipts
from
the
tea,
sale
of
paper
flowers
and
other
activities
brought
a
profit
of
t83.
After
an
absence
of
two
years.
Miss
Arlene
Klrkpatrick
1
visiting
with
friends
In
Smithers.
On
Tuesday,
night
of
this
week;
she
was
the.
guest
of
honor
at
a
delightful
lvouse
party
given
by
M1m
Ruth
Miller.
Ed.
Dick,
who
arrived
recently
from
Vancouver
to
Join
the
local
stall
of
the
Royal
Bank,
Is
shortly
to
be
transferred
again
through
the
addition
of
Bud
Cazelcy
to
the
staff.
Kenneth
Warner,
motored
from
Burns
lake
to
Smitner
last
week.,
He.
found
Uy..
going
-
very
rau'gi,
anct,:
on.
return
trip,
nc
nief
wfthia
mishap'
which
tied
his
eft!
tip
'at
Uio1'
M'ciiiris
ranch
at
North
Bulkley.
XIrs.
Norman
Kllpatrlck
and
son
left
this
week
for
Harlton
where
they
will
visit
for
a
couple
of
weeks,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Kllpatrtck's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Grant.
TERRACE
D.
D.
Munro
of
the
Land
Settlement
Board,
Smithers,
vV-lted
at
his
ranch
here
during
the
week,
returning
to
'!...
I
...
.-I
W.n..n
Mrs.
D.
W.
CushcIIs
and
daughU-r
spent
a
few
dsys
In
Prince
Rupert
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
At
the
semi-monthly
meeting
of
the
Goodness
Has
a
Price
SAL
AD
A
TEA
If
you
pay
less
you
get
inferior
quality
s
-
u
anted'
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT-
MODERN
FlVK
ROOMED
house
wlUt
bath.
Just
over
section
2
bridge.
Phone
Blue
,C0I,
alter
six
o'clock.
FOUR
ROOM
MODERN
FLAT
FOR
rent.-
-Westenhaver
Block,
Second
Ave,
Phone
loo
or
Blue
120.
tf
FOR
RENT..
.FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT
with
range.
II
J
00.
Apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
Blrnle.
Kazelton.
BC.
7URNISHED
SUITES
FOR
KENT.
Apply
Mutaallem
Grocery.
Phone
18.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IP
desired.
Phone
Black
120.
PIANO
FOR
RENT.
15.00
A
MONTH.
Walkrr's
Music
Store.
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
tf
AUCTIONEER
OPPOSITION
IS
THE
LIFE
OF
AOONY
to
my
opponent.
To
roe
It
Is
business,
I
buy.
sell
and
excltange
any.
thing
of
value.
Prltate
sales
dally
Oramorjhone
records
exchanged.
Residential
sales
solicited.
Spot
cash
for
household
furniture.
All
sales
guaranteed.
Phone
774.
O,
F.
Brine,
auctioneer.
BOARD
BOARD..
-
THE
INLANDER,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING.
PtCOTING.
SCALLOP-
lng.
Dollar
Store.
Phone
Red
334.
W.A.
to
the
Terrate
Hospital,
held
on
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
II.
Burnett.
Dr.
Turpel
gave
a
very
interesting
talk
on
typhoid
fever.
It's
causes,
method
of
treatment,
and
pre
cautions
necessary
to
combat
the
spread
of
the
disease.
Oeorge
Little
returned
on
Tuesday
from
a
business
trip
to
his
lumber
yards
In
Smithers
and
Vandertioof.
Mrs.
a.
jiaudenscnild
returned
on
Wednesday
after
spending
a
few
days
with
her
daughters
In
Prince
Rupert
J.
C.
McRae
of
Prince
Rupert
re
turned
to
Terrace
again
on
Wednesday
to
continue
his
holiday
here.
J.
C.
McRAE
BUYS
KITSUMKALUM
LAND
Part
pf
Old
tad"
U'eeks
l
ariu
(
haure.
'
Hands
Ik-tueen
lx-nl
lii.lii-
'.
James
C.
McRae
of
this
city
has
pur
chased
flfU-en
acres
of
the
old
B.
C.
CDad
")
Weeks
estate
at
KlUumkalum
near
Terrace
from
J.
A.
Klrkpatrick
also
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
land
changing
hands
lies
on
the
flats
bcsl3f
the
railway
tract
Just
west
of
the
farm
buildings.
Mr.
McRae
plans
develop
incut
of
the
land
In
small
fruit
grow
ing
ana
mixea
tanning
and
u,
on
the
property
where
he
will
probably
spend
most
of
his
time
In
future.
EDMONTON
COLLEGE
BOYS
REBELLION
AT
WEARING
OF
COLLARS
EDMONTON,
April
29.
A
revolt
against
having
to
wear
collars
aiut
hunt
elusive
collar
buttons
under
beds,
etc..
nas
recently
stirred
the
peace
of
the
University
here.
It
all
started
when
an
undcrgrad
got
peeved
becaue
his
one
and
only
collar
button
eluded
)Um,
ana
ne
naa
to
attend
classes
without
a
collar.
'
fVt
Idea
of
freeing
themselves
from
tne
oaious
oonaage
or
collars,
occurred
to
teveral
of
the
students
who
determln-rd
to
set
a
new
fashion.
Thev
did
u
and
drew
a
fine
from
the
university
auuiorivies.
ipen
loilowed
a
pelltltti
asking
for
at
least
a
hundred
the
collarlesn
group
having
decided
to
seek
safety
In
numbers.
There
Is
every
iiuncniiou
vnai
lne
movement
will
spread.
Advertise
in
th
Dslly
nwi
By
George
McMana
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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WHAT'S
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ON
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NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
AdvertisemenOaken
for
lens
than
50c
FOR
SALE
TWO
PURSE
SEINE
BOATS.
48
I
12.
30
hp.
for
sale
or
charter.
i
33
hp.
heavy
oil
ensin.
In
One
eon-J
ditlon.
Goat
IUBOQ.
snap
at
i-jju.
luciupanr.
umuc
5
Purse
Seme
Wh.
tf)r
Jssmo
,
low
price.
tout
of
unnamed
;r-nt
New
and
used
machinery,
biiat
and
lhrlT
and
drs
Crsr
erurine
business
for
sale
Stock
w.-
Tot
68.
Barn
000.
Price
,0oo.
This
la
a
money
maker
for
a
man
who
will
give
it
his
attention.
Advise
J.
F1M.
3IS
Second
Avenue
i
Plione
23.
103
COME
ON.
BOYSI
IP
YOU
ARE
MECH-anlratly
Inclined
and
want
cheap
boat
engine,
we
will
wll
you
a
uwd
Ford
engine
for
2
00.
Part
are
very
Inexpensive.
Overhaul
II
yourself
and
you
will
have
a
14
hp
motor
at
a
very
low
cost.
Parker's
Oarage.
FOR
SALE.
100
acres
Graham
Island.
$1,000
or
will
exchatsfc
for
(nod
etty
property.
Box
37.
Dally
News
ofhre.
FOR
SALE.
-
FIVF.
ROOMED
HOUSE
and
two
lots.
Apply
1040
Tenth
Avenue
and
Bacon
Street.
tf
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
office
black.
I
J
.200
00.
Apply
rO.
Box
378.
IIS
OPPORTUNITY!
1)00
A
MONTH
NOW
buyi
your
future
humesite
Walkrr'n
Music
Store.
nr.tiTV
r
tin
mi
Marrelling
Manlenrlng
Ssalp
Treatment
.MIC.
I.
M
VII
it
837
Third
Avenue
By
Appointment.
Phone
637.
DOMINION
U
KMTI
Rr.
F.Xt
II
VfJf.
Iiewiiirily
A
(latiion,
prnprlrlne
144
Third
Avenue
I'hon
HUrk
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
UPHOLSTERING
PUKNlTUrtB
REPAIRINO:
UP1IOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Green
80S.
Q.
M.
HUNT.
RESTAURANTS
-p.
OOOH
KATH
CUT
Mrs.
Unger.
ProprleUess
Third
Avenue.
Neit
a.
W.
V.
A.
IIihmI
Home
fookeii
.Meals.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Georjjc,
Paul
nr
fiu.it)
Six
and
Seven
PASsenxvr
Stude-bakern
at
your
dlnposal
any
time.
ROSS
RROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Rlock.
t
(Acrona
from
Emppaa
Hotel)
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23:25
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17:17
pm.
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-
runny,
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so
117
a.m.
30.4
ft.
5:49
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4.0
18:03
p.m.
3.0
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tl'IMI,
30
0:10
am.
23.0
ft.
12:45
pm,
21,0
0:33
am,
2.4
"
18:47
pm.
30
"
High
IIW
High
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Nsws.
WATER
NOTICE
I'lW
KMON
u
m
TAKE
NOTICE
tt-
r-.
;
11
JrhaVlrtk
sV.
t
f
water
will
lie
c
;nei
at
a
point
sbcul
j-jg
and
wilt
be
used
j
merclal
purpese-
as
applicant
irate
i
This
notice
s.,
pcsUd
ou
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3jm
Oij
i
Ap:
10
j
of
this
notlre
sr.d
so
sr
aea
susnt
tlierelo
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will
be
filed
in
if
r
:
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Itrcorder
at
Pi
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Rrjw
(,
to
the
applies
n
may
br
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said
Water
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troller
Of
Water
Hi-
tr
uuiiaings.
VK'.oru,
bc
r.
dtys
alter
the
fir.'
tpynrjat
notice
In
a
local
r
p-
j,
of
the
flrat
pub.,
r
3
.
April
rll
31.
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II,
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tr
INI)
ACT.
NOTJCi:
Of
INtlMIO
UK
u:t:
i.tM
in
iTince
nuprri
uus
rz
chains
east
of
ntr
a
ea.
itsnce
3.
uet
Dittn.-
nsiion
run
.Lanners.
L.a.x
for
permission
ItzM
f-
ummrncmi
si
i
chains
east
of
nc-"
!'
Coast
D:itrt
:
to
low
water
mark
fc.
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rA
.
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VU.iil.4
,tt.lv
m
-
ment.
and
remain
t
as.
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PACKtwi
cacv
ITT
n-
Piled
Ind
Apf
!
:
LAND
ACT
MIT
M
l!
or
INTfATIO
M1
i.i:tr.
LtsR
chains
eat
of
nor
ec:
1
nation
rlan
tar
:r
for
permiMion
PAmnulnsiRil
1.
r
chains
at
ut
n
3.
Coast
District
"
'
'
llirnce
east
10
ehalns;
thence
we
'
I
-of
commencemen:
1
1
If
Per
11.
Mt
Dated
April
3.
.1977
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTE
It
'
3
ior
me
issue
oi
a
-
v
of
Title
for
Block
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a
11..
ry
It.
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hundred
and
w
nr
,
;
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a
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t-il-.
III.
SatUfsctory
proof
1
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Ortrirt4
of
Yule
-
,
l.s,4aviwi
iivisrvai
s
m
of
TUIe
to
the
aove
c:
of
Sidney
WUlmore
flcate
of
Title
n
di'lei
and
is
numbered
WS3
w
i
Land
Registry
Offi
r
DO.,
6th
April,
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
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iwsi
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nr.
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O
h
P"'m.
':,
oiw-.
tig'
apply
to
tlx
Minister
licence
to
i..
ospKt
J'o',
and
naturaf
gas
over
n
lowing
described
Una;1'"
gate
Inlet.
Orahim
aLtui
Commencing
at
P5i,r.
jl
ship
3;
thence
BOehaiw
80
chains
south;
tnw'JST
thence
80
chains
north,
mencement.
.
Located
March
U.
''(tf
(ijj:en
ciiAiM.('Ufc
I
DIVISION
L..
ii
r
Portland.
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uo
th
m
timer
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III.
W
ivviin
w
m.v
K'--
i
unip'
and
natursr
as
over
s
-
lowing
described
UnUJ.
Commencing
t
,P2Ji.f(,n
southwest
comer
of
f".d
shin
li
thence
80
chain
.
80.
chains
north!
inenre
,,,
thence
80
fhalivs
om.
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