which
adds
a
rurthex
2
per
thousand
to
!
vas
tid
to
:onip!t
a
time-table.
the
price.
Furthermore,
at
least
1
per
thousand
will
be
added
to
the
comparative
price
at
or
near
Powell
River
to
cover
rafting
or
barge
towing,
with
an
additional
16
per
thousand
for
towing
and
insurance.
"Criticism
suggested
by
the
seemingly
low
price
for
cedar
and
white
pine
will
be
round
on
analysis
defective,
bias
much
as
royalty
and
handling
charges
have
not
been
taken
into
account,
and
the
cut
or
these
woods
cannot
be
used
In
the
ordinary
course
ol
the
company's
operations.
This
means
that
they
will
have
to
take
their
chance
or
reselling
at
a
market
which
at
present
shows
a
tendency
to
declin
rather
than
to
advance."
The
tract
or
pulpwood
timber
sold
by
Provincial
Government
to
the
Powell
River
Pulp'
Si
Paper
Co.
on
araham
Island,
consisted
of
60.116
acres
and
contained
1.1C8.514
O00
feet
board
measure,
valued
at
I691J12,
plus
royalty,
lion.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
minister
or
lands,
informed
the
House,
replying
to
questions
by
Tt.
H.
Pooley.
r
Caih
to
the
amount
or
$05X08
was
paid
down
and
stumpage
and
royalty
;wcre
to
be
paid
as
the
timber
was
cut
and
scaled
and
upon
receipt
or
account.
All
the
timber
must
be
cut
Inside
o
thirty
years.
The
Powell
River
Go.
submitted
the
only
tender.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
that
deorge
H.
Mc-Klnnon,
a
timber
cruiser,
protested
in
writing
against
making
the
sale
at
this
time
or
year,
claiming
that
coram
unloa-tlon
with
the
Islands
was
difficult
and
the
season
not
propitious
ror
examining
timber.
Communication
was
not
diffi
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Further
particulars
of
the
big
devel
opment
pun
on
Graham
island
pro
posed
by
the
Powell
River
Co..
and
some
Interesting
discussion
or
timber
at
lairs
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
''
were
contained
In
a
(Special
despatch
from
Victoria
which
occupied
a
prominent
position
in
the
Vancouver
Province
on
Friday..
The
despatch
was'
as
follows:
Plans
(or
a
large
Industrial
development
by
the
Powell.
River
Company
on
Graham
Island
involving
the
expenditure
or
at
least
1.250.000
and
designed
to
move
out
logs
for
the
company's
big
mill
at
Powell
River
were
announced
here
by
Michael
Manson,
member
of
the
Legislature
ror
MacKenzie.
Mr.
Manson
Indicated
that
he
had
Just
received
authentic
Information
covering
the
company's
plans,
following
tne
sale
or
about
a
billion
feet
or
pulp
timber
to
It
by
the
government.
With
his
announcement
of
the
proposed
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Industrial
development
Mr.
Manson
linked
he
statement
thac
the
government's
sale
or
the
timber
in
question,
formerly
under
attack,
was
entirely
satisfactory
to
the
opposition.
The
Powell
River
Company
will
spend
not
less
than
$500,000
in
creating
a
new
port
on
Graham
Island
as
an
outlet
ror
its
new
timber
limits,
Mr
Manson
stated.
This
will
be
In
addition
to
large
railway
construction
on
th
island,
a
project
whleh
will
employ;
many
men
during
the
next
two
years
cult,
however,
the
minister
said,
while
lth
detailed
Information
available
ini
he
department,
only
limited
field
check
ing
by
Interested
parties
was
necessary.
Question
Did
any
other
person
or
persons
make
protest
to
the
minister
of
lands?
Answer
Yes.
the
Lumber
Products
Company
or
Los
Angeles,
California,
and
Ladner
St
Cantelon,
solicitors,
Vancouver,
on
behalf
or
the
Lumber
Products
Company.
Coincident
with
the
representations
made
by
Messrs.
Ladner
St
Cantelon.
R.
H.
Pooley
also
made
representations
to
the
prime
minister.
Question
Did
any
person
or
corporation
make
request
lor
time
to
Inspect
the
timber
with
a
view
to
making
a
bid
to
purchase
this
Umber?
ir
so.
when,
and
who
were
the
parties?
Was
extra
time
granted?
ir
not,
why
not?
OI'KUATIONS
MIT
SATISFACTORY
Answer-rYes.
the
Lumber
Products
Company
or
Los
Angeles,
California,
and
Leon
Ladner,
on
behalf
of
the
said
com
pany.
Immediately
prior
to
the
sale.
jne
iAj&
yingeies
company
carried
on
operations
at
Massctt
Inlet
of
an
un
satisfactory
character.
Their
operations
consisted
of
the
very
minimum
of
manufacture
to
permit
export.
The
product
was
then
shipped
to
Los
Angeles
to
be
further
manufactured
f
.
re.
This
com-
'pany
Is
not
operatin
t
the
present
time
and
is
not
tue
owner
of
the
licen
x
at
Massett
Inlet,
but
acquired
cutting
.'ights
from
the
license-holder.
The
Lumber
Products
Company
was
advised
that
If
they
would
erect
ft
pulp
ind
paper
plant
m
connection
with
the
existing
licenses,
which
it
Is
understood
approximate
over
two
bill
km
feet,
such
additional
government
timber
as
might
be
available
and
required
to
supplement
the
present
supply
up
to
capacity
of
the
proposed
unit
would
be
rendered
available
under
the
terms
of
the
Fores.
Act.
In
answer
to
a
question
for
the
average
prices
In
the
province
paid
for
timber
or
this
grade
and
kind,
the
minister
replied
NO
OTHER
COMPAR.UJI.E
"No
other
sales
are
comparable.
Sales
I
for
ordinary
kigfng
are
readily
access!-
;
b!e
for
Immediate
operation,
and
con-
'
Flans
ror
a
railway
already
have
been
tract
require
cutting
in
from
1
to
5
1
coaipjeiea
ana
construction
win
t
;
years.
Pulp
license
sales
are
for
thirty
started
at
the
earliest
possible
date.
A
years,
and
the
contract
requires
utlll-standard-gauge
line
will
be
built
Inland
laatlon
ol
the
mailer
and
lower
grade
from
the
portslte
at
a
cost
or
about
:
material.
Pulp
sales
made
to
the
Whalen
1750,000,
and
logs
thus
brought
out
to
;
pulp
&
Paper
Co..
under
tender
In
1924.
tide
water
will
be
taken
to
Powell
i
avenged
the
following
prices:
Hemlock
River
ror
manufacture
Into
paper
and
balsam.
36c
per
thousand:
spruce.
Sale
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
;
aOc
per
thousand:
other
species,
91c
per
timber
has
been
the
subject
of
con-
j
thousand.
These
aalea
were,
however,
or
iroversy
as
a
result
oi
pointed
questions
the
lower
cOa,
mostly
waterfront
asked
byR.
II.
Pooley.
opposition
leader,
who
pressed
his
queries
in
the
Legislature.
While
Mr.
Pooley
objected
to
the
sale
of
the
timber
without
sufficient
notice,
Mr.
Manson,
the
timber
expert
of
the
opposition,
declared
that
the
transaction
fc&d
been
or
greet
aevantage
to
the
province.
I'UKTS
DECEPTIVE
"It
Is
wholly
lncrrect."
Mr.
Manson
said,
"to
accept
the
prices
given
by
t&e
minister
of
lands,
in
answering
questions
as
to
the
total
cost
or
the
timber
to
the
Powell
River
Company.
To
compute
the
actual
cost
one
must
necessarily
add
the
royalty
tobe
collected
by
the
crown
as
cutting
proceeds,
and
cialms.
and
with
transportation
charges
12
to
(3.50
per
thousand
feet
less
than
from
(be
Queen
CharlcOtes
and
In
addition
3CM4Q
requires
tvcnty-flre
miles
or
mainline
railway
to
.develop
the
timber.
Qmrtioa
Wfcy
were
leaders
called
ror
at
this
period
of
4he
ytff
AaMe
Because
cruising
and
Investigation
ot
Ue
tract
bad
been
completed.
The
period
mt
(be
year
was
not
a
rector.
In
reply
to
questions
as
to
how
often
regular
steamers
run
to
the
Island
during
the
winter,
and
whether
facilities
were
provided
for
passengers'
to
reach
'.he
locality,
the
leader
of
the
opposition
ser.
Pooley
concluded
his
lone
list
of
questions
by
asklu:;
:
Are
the
purchasers
required
t-
e-ect
any
mill
on
or
near
the
llosnse?
If
so.
what
'are
the
requirements?"
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
replied:
"They
have
already
erected
a
plant
in
compli
ance
with
toe
statutes
ar.d
of
a-
capacity
greater
than
required
for
mis
timber."
VARIOUS
MATTERS
BEFORE
TERRACE
PARENT-TEACHERS
i
.TERRACE.
Jan.
17.
At
tn
regular
The
Children
Will
Catch
Sold
Mother
slioulJ
never
neglect
the
first
sijn
of
a
cold
or
rough
wln-iv
their
children
are
concenil,
fur
if
they
tin
some
serious
lung
trouble
is
liable
to
follow.
Sirs.
R,
T.
Hnbbv,
1022
Barrlnpton
f?U,
Halifax,
N.S.
writes:--"
The
children
are
rontinually
gettiug
rcldV,
but
I-
haw
no
trouble
with
them,
for
just
as
soon
as
they
brgiii
to
cough
1
give
thn
a
dos
of
Is
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
which
breaks
up
the
eoM
withfn
a
day
or
so.
I
get
great
results
out
of
it
and
would
not
be
without
It
for
anything.
I
can
highly
recommend
it
to
any
one."
Price
35.
a
bottle;
lajge
famllv
sire
COc;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out
oversight
on
the
part
of
many,
but
it
should
not
be
overlooked
for
a
longe.'
period.
A
good
crowd
was
In
attendance
and
considerable
business
was
satisfactorily
handled.
,
A
satisfactory
oonxnunlcatlon
wav
read
frost
the
Edusatisnal
Department
in
regard
to
school
grounds
Improvement
work,
the
supplying
of
free
shrubJ.
etc
This
was
turned
over
to
the
rounds
Improvement
committee
to
act
on
in
conjunction
with
the
school
board,
through
whom
the
grants
must
:me.
The
supplying
of
cocoa
V,
the
acheo'.
children
was
considered
siot
neceary
owing
to
the
comparatively
mild
weather,
and
the
question
was
dropped
ror
this,
winter.
A
committee
composed
of
Mrs.
O.
Von
Hees,
Mr.
Sprsgge
and
Mr.
Thomas
was
appointed
to
select
books
to
the
value
oT
20
ror
the
school
library,
half
tha
amount
having
been
turned
over
by
tha
Christmas
tree
committee
to
be
spent
far
tite
children
in
that
way.
By
hiring
this
handled
through
the
school
board
'.he
government
donates
an
equal
amount,
thus
a
double
value
will
be
received
from
the
Christmas
tree
donations.
After
the
business
meeting
Rev.
A.
W.
Ribiiuon
gave
a
very
Interesting
talk
on
"Sidelights
of
India."
taking
three
topics:
"Salutations,"
"Music,"
and
Craftsmanship."
These
were
Interest-
monthly
meeting
of
t:.e
Terrace
and
,
ingly
illustrated.
Several
pieces
of
erafu-Kitsumkalum
Farent-TeMberV
Acacia-
j
mansbip
in
brass
and
silver
work
were
tion
held
on
Thursday
evening
in
the
much
admired
and
Mr.
Robinson's
ren--:
hool
house,
an
appeal
was
made
by
deiiag
or
several
pieces
of
Indian
music
'.he
president
for
more
membe.j.
the
.
much
enjoyed.
membership
book
showing
that
very
j
Mrs.
U.
Haney
also
delighted
the
audi-
i
few.
even
of
those
most
active
and
in-
;
ence
with
two
well
rendered
vocal
solas,
teres
ted
in
the
work,
were
boni-flde
,
A
social
hair
hour
was
enjoyed
while
members,'
It
was
felt
that
this
was
an
refreshments
were
being
served,
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Has
the
Endorsement
of
High
Medical
Authority
rmd':
by
a
reputable
manufacturer
has
a
definite
food
COCOA
value.
It-
is
nourishing
and
will
sustain,
for
instance,
a
typhoid
patient,
for
several
weeks
or
indefinitely.
A
brand
of
cocoa
that
has
been
on
the'
market
for
many
years
and
has
been
a
favorite
pre
scription
of
thousands
of
physicians
ij
that
of
Walter
Baker
6
Co.,
Limited,
Dorchester,
Mass.,
and
Montreal,
Que.
It
is
absolutely
pure
and
is
put
up
under
ths
moit
6anitary
conditions.
The
medical
profes
6ion
of
Canada
may
continus
to
prescribe
it,
knowing
that
any
package
bearing
the
iiarae
of
Baker
is
"right."
Tia
Hospital
Medical
and
Nursing
World,
Toronto.
Walter
Baker
&
Co.,
Limited
.
Estab!it!d
1780
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
CANADIAN
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL
Boolflet
of
Choice
Recipe
icnt
free
property.
Jfowing
day.
HAZELTON
With
hauling
conditions
improved,
cedar
poles
are
beginning
to
move
In
real
earnest.
New
Harelton
1
the
rail
way
shipping
point
for
a
production
which
it
is
expected
will
be
greatly
in
creased
this
winter.
A
party
of
Blackwater
Indians
ar
rived
last
week
with
a
good
catch
or
furs
which
-they
sold
at
aatisfactory
prices.
William
MeAdams
of
the
Standard
on
Co.
at
Toronto
and
Ferguson
McDonald
or
Vancouver
have
purchased
the
stock
in
the
American
Boy
mine
from
Harris
Bros.
The
new
concern
plans
within
a
few
weeks
to
start
an
'active
campaign
of
development
on
the
The
first
farmer
In
the
Interior
to
-ake
advantage
ot
the
cheap
feed
thus
irovlded.
W.
C.
Little
or
Woodcock
has
purchased
front
the
Prince
Rupert
elector
a
oarload
of
grain
screenings
Thlch
he
will
use
as
hog
feed.
TERRACE
Tom
Moore
of
Hydrr
Is
visiting
at
the
home
of
his
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Moore.
Qua
Muelser
a
logger
in
Little's
wood's
camp
met
with
a
serious
accl-den
on
Thursday
when
he
wss
thrown
from
the
spring
bosrd
on
which
he
was
working
and
suffered
a
major
fracture
in
his
leg
Just
above
the
knee.
First
aid
was
sendered
here
by
Dr.
Turpel
and
he
was
taken
to
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital
on
Friday
morning's
freight
where
x-ray
treatment
will
be
used
In
tettlng
the
bone.
Lester
Tart
suffered
severe
cuts
and
bruises
to
race
and
eyes
on
Friday
In
a
runaway
accident
in
the
Lakelse
valley
when
the
team
he
was
driving
be
came
unmanageable
and
bolted
down
a
steep
hill
throwing
him
to
the
ground.
Several
stitches
were
required
to
close
a
wound
In
his
race
after
which
he
was
able
to
return
to
his
home.
Mrs.
W.
II.
Burnett
was
a,
tea
hostess
on
Friday.
A
mild
type
of
Influenza
Is
at
present
quite
prevalent
throughout
the
district,
the
patients
being
chiefly
children.
Mrs.
II.
end
Miss
Hallowell
had
the
misfortune
to
be
thrown
from
their
bujgy
on
Wednesday
night
when
leaving
Progress
Hall
after
the
Anglican
social.
Miss
HaUowetl
received
a
slight
cut
on
the
head
and
both
were
badly
bruised.
Fortunately
help
wss
at
hand
and
they
were
taken
to
the
horns
6f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
C.
Bishop,
and
were
able,
to
return
to
their
home1,
the
fol-
Terrace
'.
residents
the
calm
Saturday
much,
appreciated
i
j'.a'fifl
.felrltf
mild
,'wrojher
of
after
the
week
of'seVfte
cold,
windy
weather
which
preceded
it.
Sunday
morning
several
inches
or
snow
msdc
isggius
prospects
brighter,
hauling
having
been
carried
on
recently
on
ice
roads
but
with
not
very
satisfactory
rsults.
BURNS
LAKE
Over
forty
residents
of
Burnt
Lake
and
the
lake
district
south
were
pre-
,
sent
at
.a
meeting
here
last
week
when
It
was
decided
to
tske
the
necessary
steps
towards
forming
a
Burns
Laks
and
District
Board
of
Trade.
S.
Odd
win
presided
over
the
meeting
and
R.
Lowe
acted
as
secretary.
The
member
ship
fee
was
fixed
at
$5
per
year
and
officers
will
be
elected
when
the
chsrter
hss
been
received
from
the
8ecretsry
of
State.
The
Burns
Lake
Community
Hall
Association
has
decided
to
put
on
scries
or
Saturday
night
dances
dur
ing
the
winter
months.
Mrs.
Craig
of
Vancouver
was
here
last
week
enroute
to
Francois
Lake
where
she-
will
become
matron
of
the
D.
M.
Oerow
had
the
misfortune
to
Injure
his
back
und
has
been
confined
to
his
home
during
the
past
week
UCder
the
doctors
care.
Mrs.
D.
AvTltus
and
children
and
Mr.
Wheeler
left
last
week
for
Premier
Mlna.
where
they
will
reside.
My
J.
Phlnnev
and
famllv
of
linf.
falo,
Wyoming,
nave
taken
Up
tern-
district.
O
127
av
N?
i
Fesnme
Soivics.
Inc.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
S.U.R
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
LS
Ute.
we,
are
authorised
to
Ml
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewrr.
Iriees
low
and
terms
from
110.00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymont.
u
FOR
SALE.
THREE
ROOM
HOUSE
with
fine
harbor
view.
Built
19X1.
11.000.00
on
terms.
This
Is
a
snap
at
the
price.
Theo.
Ooltart.
Ltd
FOR
SALE.
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PRACTICALLY
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new.
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comer
Fulton
and
Sixth
Avenue,
over
Sunrise
Orocery.
13
1800
A
MONTH
BUYS
A
FINE
BUILD.
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lot;
Oraham
Avenue.
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ROOMED
HOUSE
O.I
Borden
Street.
February
I.
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day.
week
or
month.
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AUCTIONEER
AM
NOW
LOCATED
AT
301
THIRD
Avenue,
one
block
West
of
McBrkl.
phone
77t.
I
am
In
a
posttton
to
serve
the
public
to
better
advantage.
I
repair
furniture
of
all
description.
I
buy,
sell
or
exchange.
Auctions
arranged
at
short
notice.
O.
F.
Brine.
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BOARD.
THE
INLANDKH.
8econd
Avenue,
rhnn
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!
FOUND.
VOONO
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DANCINQ
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Third
Avenue.
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porary
quarters
In
the
Tfius
home.
They
will
later
take
up
land
In
the
Ray
Commons
has
returned
to
his
duties
in
the
branch
of
the
lloval
nar.k
here
after
having
enjoyed
a
holiday
in
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ashford
will
arrive
In
town
this
week
from
the
East
to
visit
with
their
son.
Rev.
W.
tt.
Ashford.
United
Church
pastor
here.
Mrs.
Oordon
B.
Robb
left
on
Thurs
day
for
Vancouver
whets
she
will
be
Joined
shortly
by
Mr.
Robb.
Mrs.
I.
Martin
left
at
the
end
of
the
week
to
Join
her
husband
who
has
been
transferred
to
Queen
Char
lotte
City
as
forest
ranger.
She
waa
accompanied
by
her
sons.
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IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES
1-1H
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ChsU
MSI
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equipment
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Tour
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1033
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can
be
srrsngrd
on
both
new
snd
used
ears
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
(JAKAfiK
Dealers
In
Cn.llMe.
.Mrl-stifliMn,
Oakland.
PunlUr
Oltl'imiMIe
and
rhrtrolrt
l'ar.
I'hone
St
TAXI
I'hone
67
Tnl
(Call
fieorce.
Paul
or
fiuati
Six
and
Seven
Passenjrcr
Stude-
uakern
at
your
disposal
any
time.
KOSS
imos.
POOL
KOOM
Meeker
Block.
(Across,
from
Kmpreiin
Hotel)
IN
PROIIATK.
IN
7IIK
MTItKMi:
roT'KT
Ol'
llHITIMI
tmUMIJlA
In
the
XIatter
ot
the
Administration
Act:
snd
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
as
Anders
Aim.
Deceaaed,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
order
of
Ills
Honor,
Judge
Robertson,
the
18th
dsy
of
December.
A.D.
1020,
I
wss
appointed
Admlnlstrstor
ot
the
estste
of
Andrew
Aim.
otherwise
known
ss
Anders
Aim,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
seslnat
the
said
estste
are
hereby
re
quired
to
furnish
aame,
properly
verified
to
me,
on
or
before
the
17th
day
ot
January,
A
D.
1037,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estste
are
required
to
pay
tne
amount
oi
meir
inaemeaness
to
mr
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Prince
Rurwl.'B.C.
Official
Administrator,
Dated
the
31st
day
of
December,
A.D.
1030.
IN
PROHATE
IN
Till:
NITIIKMK
f'OI'KT
fP
IIIIITIMI
(OMMI1IA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Clark
Edward
Bronson,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
or
HI
Honor,
Judge
Robertson,
the
IBth
day
of
Dwtmber,
AD.
loan,
I
was
appointed
Edward
Bronson,
deceased,
and
all
parties
ine
snia
estate
aro
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
loth
day
of
January,
AD.
1037.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estste
are
re.
'("'"d
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In.
ttebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
r.
...
...
...
Prlne
Rupert.
BO.
1ir
of
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SCHEDULE
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the
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Tuesdays.
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days
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Jan.
14.
St
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Clifllle-
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1
Jan
II.
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rouj'.i'ito
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avm
1st
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Cove
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at
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Prov
Oov
Wharf
.
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and
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Ave.
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Pulton
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led
Ave
6th
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Sunday
collection
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cnly.
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Friday
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Saturday
as
Calais
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as
Prlncts
Beatrice
Jan.
14--ss.
Prlnces
Mnrv
Jsn.
28
ss.
Princess
M.iry
from
Vancoiiter
Sunday
as.
Cardena
Wedbeaday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
Friday-
Catala
Saturdsy
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Beati'
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10-
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Plrncras
Mary
Jan.
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Mary
for
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8unday-
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Port
fllniinn
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Jan.
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Jan.
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Jan.
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