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
supgest
Val-spar
Enamels
a
combination
of
the
finest
pigments
carefully
ground
in
tlie
famous
Valspar
Varnish
itself.
VALENTINE'
VALSPAR
ENAMEL
Sun,
rain,
mud,
dust,
gasoline,
oils
rvrn
toiling
water
jnm
tie
ft-Jiotar
will
not
dim
its
fine
lustre.
Easy
to
apply,
there
are
twelve
beautiful
colors
to
choose
from.
For
Sale
by
.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27;
P.O.
Hot
tt7.
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Hox
1363
I
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
636
and
637
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel,
i
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnitunj
Moving,
i
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
or
der.
in
our
shop
as
low
as
$50
S23
Sixth
Street
JUNIOR
SOCCER
the
latter
winning
by
3
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
t
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
HEW3
Monday
Mi.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
TVtl
!,
A.
PINC-OOCTOR
t
MU5T
BE
OCT
JlCGb
SENT
TO
jEE
HE
r-vrv
"
FOR
OF
JAPAN
Y
J
DOtsTT
&PEAK
EnCU)K'
,
NOW!
f
I
i
It
MOW
AM
I
TO
KNOW
WHAT
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Tv
nc'
.iyr
I
i
I
t
V
J
I
1
!
THE
MATTER
Vth
ME?
to
0.
The
Borden
Tom
Steen.
Albert
Stiles,
M.
Larlln.
Teddy
Omie.
Angus
MacDonald.)
Mike
Qurvlch.
K.
Nakamoto,
N.
Cur
rich.
Jtmmle
Lee.
Ed.
Butt.
Roy
Wicks.:
Booth
Douglas
Scott
Fred
Cameron,
Rudolph
Nelson,
Roy
Morrison,
Tom
Krlsey.
Reg.
Collison,
Alex
Walters,
Henry
Dickens,
Bishop
Thurber,
Tony
Bu&sanlch,
Oscar
Wlngham.
Borden
won
the
toss
and
set
Booth
to
play
up-hill
and
against
the
sun
and
breeze.
Booth
took
Up
the
attack
out
Walters
put
behind.
MacDonald
.tt
off
his
left
sing
but
Cameron
cleared.
Borden
returned
to
the
attack
and
forced
a
comer
from
which
Mac-Donald
shot
over.
Cameron
next
robbed
Nina
Out-rich.
A
spell
of
mid-Ik
id
play
fallowed
with
MacDonald
and.
Kelsey
both,
prominent.
SUlee
cleared
and
Wicks
made
a
nice
run
but
rent
behind.
Lee
and
Wicks
again
got
away
but
finished
poorly.
Dickens
next
threaded
his
way
through
the
Borden
team
to
finish
up
with
a
shot
that
Steen
was
glad
to
put
over
the
bar.
Booth
was
then
pressing
and
Thurber
and
Kelsey
had
tries.
The
pressure
con
tinued
and
Wlngham,
Thurber
and
Buisantcn
combined
"beautifully
for
Bussanlch
to
complete
the
movement
with
a
fine
shot
to
put
Booth
one
goal
up.
Booth
was
In
the
ascendancy
and
Stiles
cleared
well
and
often.
Steen
fell
In
clearing
a
line
shot
of
Kelseys
but
the
defence
scrambled
the
ball
away.
Lee
tried
to
open
up
the
game
but
Booth
defence
was
sound.
Lee
again
sent
Wicks
away
to
ton
a
corner.
Wicks'
tine
snot
was
headed
away.
Half
time
came
with
Booth
a
goal
up.
Dickens
was
dangerous
but
the
ball
went
behind.
Stiles
stopped
Bussanlch.
A
free
kick
Just
outside
the
penalty
trea
looked
bad
for
Borden
and
It
defence
was
sorely
tried
to
keep
the
jroal
intact.
Mike
Ourvlch
who
played
a
fine
game
at
left
half
relieved
the
pressure
but
Dickens
was
bark
and
his
long
shot
narrowly
missed.
Kelsey
shot
over.
Steen
cleared
a
tine
overhead
kick
of
Kelsey
that
might
have
beaten
many
goalkeepers.
It
was
nearly
all
Booth's
game
but
the
forward
shot
poorly.
MacDonald
fouled
Bus-
sanich
badly.
At
last
Kelsey
and
Bus-anlch
got
Booth's
second
goal.
Steen
and
Stiles
defended
well
und
Larktn
did
his
share.
Kelsey
got
through
but
(handled
the
ball,
unnoticed
by
the
referee.
Even
then
from
under
the
bar
he
shot
yards
'Over."
The
gamecanie
to
a-
clic
with
Booth
still
on
the
ag
rreaaivn.
-but
unable
.
to
add
AO-
the
core
Fnr
the
opening
game
the
claw
of
football
was
good.
With
practice
thi
boys
will
keep
their
places
better
and
heir
combination
will
Improve.
Jack
Campbell
referred
eoclently,
and
D.
H.
Hartnen
and
W.
W.
C.
O':
Neil!
were
linesmen.
Next
Saturday's
game
will
be
between
High
School
and
Borden.
SPORT
CHAT
Criticism
Is
said
to
have
been
direct
ed
aflnst
the
way
th
press
of
this
it
city
has
been
reporting
summer
sport
activities,
it
Is
understood
that
the
matter
was
discussed
at
an
annual
meeting-
of
one
of
the
sports
assocla
Ileus.
The
Daily
News
does
not
Intend
to
take
the
defensive
in
such
com
plaints
which
are
presumptious
to
say
the
least
but
a
few
observations
may
not
be
out
of
place
before
another
season
opens.
In
the
first
place,
the
editorial
and
rrportortal
ta3
of
paper
Is
perhaps
tn
a
better
position
than
thewe
actively
engaged
and
keenly
Interested
In
sports
.
to
Judge
what
the
mass
of
the
public
wants
in
the
way
of
reports
of
games.
While
lengthy
ac
counts
of
games
might
be
of
Interest
to
scene
of
.the
players
and
fans
we
do
not
believe
they
are
to
the
large
majority
of
our
readers.
It
la
sate
to
say,
further,
that
not
even
the
most
of
the
participants
and
tana
want
such
long
reports.
We
would
Judge
that
one
of
the
principal
desires
of
those
pro
moting
sports
Is
to
hare
the
write-ups
J'
attract
l&lereit
In
1Uic
i
potts
so
as
and
willing
to
co-operate.
LM
03
to
swell
the
crowds
and
-
the
rate
re
ceipts.
Same
people
may
believe
that
object
would
be
accomplished
by
I
r
a
ittti
ATkPtTPI
'ng,hy
npotX
but
u
u
the
Pinton
o!
I
r
Alillr
llrr
IMrll
lhf
DalIr
Nw
Uut
&horl-
IjJLuTVJULl
Ui
lil
lLllj
ports
that
everyone
will
read
go
further
,
j
in
creating
interest.
Some
people
seem
llOOTII
SCHOOL
mat
lOHIKNIto
think
that
the
games
are
played
STREET
IN"
ROOD
MATCH
ON
SATUtOAV
AFTKUSOOX
for
the
newspaper
reports
and
not
for
the
fans
who
view
them.
That
Is
an
altogether
fallacious
belief.
The
Dally
The
opening
game
of
the
Junior
Ne
Ilslln
to
rrt
in
It
re.
Football
League
season
took
place
on!,
,cd.
u
muukcs
are
made.
It
will
Saturday
afternoon
between
the
old
(always
be
gUd
to
have
attention
drawn
tune
nvais-Horoen
ana
uootn
scnoois,
to
co-operation
Is
better
than
criticism
and
the
(porta
organizations
jwtll
always
find
the
Dolly
News
ready
I
One
of
the
most
popular
of
summer
pastuiMw
Is
tennis.
Hie
rapid
growth
,
of
this
sport
during
the
past
few
years
jin
Canada
has
been
remarkable.
It
Is
.a
game
that
Is
enjoyed
by
okt
and
young
alike,
and
It
provides
as
much
exercise
and
entertainment
as
some
of
the
more
strenuous
pastimes.
Tennis
played
by
experts
Is
a
skilful
contest,
providing-
thrills
and
excitement
for
the
spectator.
While
Canada
has
not
yet
produced
a
William
TUden
or
a
Suzanne
Lengien
In
tennis.
Canadian
tennl;
stars
have
made
creditable
showings
In
the
Davis
Cup
matches,
the
International
competition
for
the
world's
amateur
tennis
championship.
It
It
not
being-
too
optimistic
to
predict
thai
w-lthln
the
next
four
or
five
years
th
Davis
Cup
may
find
a
resting
place
lr
he
Dominion
for
a
season
or
two.
The
Telkwa
Jockey
.Club
Is
busj
completing
the
program
of
sports
anr
racing
tor
the
May
34
celebration
to
be
held
on
the
barbecue
grounds
at
thai
point.
The
program
Includes
democrat
races,
horse
races,
pony
races,
slow
race
for
Ford
cars,
tug-of-war
by
teams
from
different
sections
of
the
Valley,
while
a
peclal
feature
will
be
a
half-mile
bicycle
race
for
boys.
At
night
there
will
be
a
big
dance
In
the
Town
Hall
and
the
committee
In
charg
Is
busy
with
detailed
plans
to
make
tt
the
big
gest
success
possible.
!
tt
present
plans
mature.
Canada
will
be
the
battleground-
for
the
three
series
Davis
Cup
tennis
play
tn
the
com
ing
Summer,
one
to
be
played
in
To
ronto
and
two
In
Montreal.
Negotiations
are
under
way
to
have
the
Cana
dian-Cuban
match
staged
in
Canada.
instead
of
Cuba,
with
Toronto
as
the
erne.
There
is
thought
to
pe
a
very
food
chance
that
the
Cubans
will
agree
to
this.
O
1927
Inrt.
FtTuc
Stmnct.
-c.
I
past
few
months.
Several
thousand
doftars
has
been
expended
and
the
rock
pue.wthat
has
been
such
a
nuisance
to
baseballers
especially,
will
be
a
UUna
jf
the
past.
The
additional
thousand
Jollars
that
will
be
spent
by
the
city,
an
the
promise
that
It
will
be
rflru-
jursed
by
the
Fair
Board
and
the
-porta
organizations;
IwtU
put
the
finishing
.touches,
to
a
sports
field
such
as
has
long
been
the
hope
of
players
tnd
fans
alike.
'
RIFLE
RANGE
Scores
were
made
as
follows
at
the
.hoot
of
the
North
B.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Association
on
the
McNlcholl
Creek
ranges
yesterday,
there
being
no
spoon
swarded
as
the
necessary
number
of
jiarksmen
were
not
present:
300
500
600
Til.
it.
M.
Lamb
39
33
33
94
W.
Brass
39
31
31
81
a.
V.
Wilkinson
....
28
39
31
84
I.
Dnkles
31
30
30
81
X
W.
Cameron
26
37
33
76
i.
Wilson
33
35
3
71
In
The
Letter
Box
M
TKn
L
tl
l
UKT
Jdiaor.
Dally
Ness:
Woul
you
through
your
paper
convey
-fly
most
grateful
thanks
to
all
and
everyone
who
either
by
gifts
or
services
aelped
to
make
the
Ridley
Home
bazaar
i
success.
This
combined
effort
of
all
;he
churches
tn
Prince
Rupert
to
help
-r.e
children
.
a
proof
of
what
united
ork
can
acrvmplUh.
A
further
sum
of
30
has
been
kindly
donated
by
Mrs.
O.
Friaaetl.
Yours
truly
'
"
R.
M.
DA
VIES.
In.
Sec.
of
Ridley
Home.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
D.
M.
Docker,
forest
ranger
at
Buck
ley
Bay.
made
the
round
trip
to
toa-n
in
the
Prince
John
at
the
end
of
the
a-eek.
T.
H.
"Johnson,
manager
of
the
Can
adian
FUh
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
southern
centres.
Union
steamer
Catala.
CapL
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
at
6.43
last
night
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
9
for
An
jot.
Stewart
and
other
northern
pons
of
call.
Passengers
on
the
veoel
Included
w.
J.
Walker,
Mis.
Beveridge,
Hans
When
sport
fans
go
up
to
the
Aero-
Benjulst,
C.
E.
Walsh,
T.
H.
Johnson.
polls
Hill
grounds
toward
the
end
of
W.
A.
M.
Brayne,
Reld
McLennan.
B
Uils
month
for
the
.first
games
of
the
Bacon,
Miss
E.
Brooks
and
Miss
B
season
they
will
receive
a
pleasant
sur-
Brooks
for
Prince
Rupert;
Mrs.
Windsor.
prise
on
viewing
the
great
Improve-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jensen.
R.
O'Connor
merits
that
have
been
made
by
the
city
and
H.
Shannon
for
Wales
Island:
Miss
as
a
result
of
quiet
but
extensive
work
Heckland
for
Stewart:
Nlcol
Thompson,
which
has
been
going'
on
there
for
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Dunavltcb,
8..
Oorthey
Her
Table
Linen
is
Her
Pride.
Its
snowy
whiteness
mint
be
preserved.
Therefore
every
time
she
washes
it
she
puts
Recldtt's
Blue
in
the
rinsing;
water.
It
makes
all
the
difference
between
having
the
linen
just
clean
and
having
it
really
white
and
attractive.
Reckitt's
Bag
Blue
In
th
handy
bai
ith
the
Bhi
and
"P
0M
Bt.i
lagkt.
'.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
lot
In
post
office
block.
12.200
00.
'
Apply
P.O.
Box
378.
115
IPPORTUNmft
1500
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homeslte.
Walkers
Music
Store.
FOR
SALE.
OAS
BO
AT.
COULD
BE
easily
converted
Into
trailer.
Phone
Red
311.
UO
and
H.
Dube
for
Anyox;
Oscar
Flint,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Pickett
and
a
us
Strombeck
for
Alice
Arm.
Henry
Edenshaw
arrived
from
Massett
oti
the
Prince
John
Saturday
afternoon
and
will
return
to
the
Islands
on
the
new
seme
boat
which
was
built
here
for
him
at
the
Suga
boatbuilding
yard.
John
McRae
and
Alex
McRae
re
turned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
after
noon's
train
from
Terrace
where
they
tpent
the
aeek-end
with
their
brother.
J.
C
McRae,
who
recently
acquired
land
at
Kltsumkalum,
a
Libert
OUbertson.
mho
sustained
a
broken
let
tn
the
Albert
Moore
logging
camp-.at
Buckley
Bay.
arrived
In.
the
rtty,voa
the
PrUice
,
Jobu
Saturday
af
ternoon
and
has'
beeh
admitted
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
treatment.
Rev.
James
Otllett,
Indian
agent
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
came
over
from
Massett
on
the
Prince
John
Saturday
afternoon
to
meet
Mrs.
Glllett
and
family,
who
sere
on
tbeir
way
i
Iks
-from
a
hoUday
trip
south
and
wyu
whom
he
returned
to
Mtf,rtt
the
same
night.
Leaving
shortly
after
1
o'clock
and
returning
to
town
soon
after
5.
Skipper
George
Frizz!!
and
Doug
Prlzxcll
entertained
a
party
ot
young
people
on
a
trip
around
Eaten
Island
aboard
the
Laura
r.
yesterday
afternoon.
Those
making
the
trip,
beside
the
hosts,
were
Ms
Etanda
Marsh.
Miss
Caroline
Mlt-
ctMU.
Mlsa
Margaret
Palmer.
Miss
Win
nie
Thomson.
Min
Jean
Orieve.
Miss
Evelyn
Dalby.
Oeorge
Mitchell,
sid
l
.
-
.
.
i
.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertiiement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
FOR
SALE
A
CAR
AT
VOIR
OWN
I'lUCK.
We-
have
on
view
at
our
oftfee.
Third
Ave.
East,
one
1933
Ford
Sedan,
upon
which
we
Invite
you
to
make
a
sealed
bid.
Members
and
employees
of
our
firm
will
not
be
allowed
to
bid.
On
May
24
we
will
sell
the
car
to
the
person
who
has
submitted
the
highest
offer
up
to
8
pjn.
on
May
33.
This
la
a
bona
fide
offer,
and
we
make
no
reservation.
Bid
what
you
are
willing
to
pay
for
the
car.
If
you
cannot
drive
we
will
teach
you
All
bids
will
be
placed
tn
sealed
envelopes,
deposited
In
a
sealed
box.
and
opened
and
examined
by
dls.
Interested
parties,
on
the
evening
of
May
33.
Make
an
Offer
S.
F.
TAKKEK.
I.TH.
IUKII
DEAI.F.H.
119
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER.
TWO
48
x
13
seine
boa
ts.
SO
h
p.
35
hp.
marine
oil
engine,
snap
at
1.350.00.
3
seine
winches,
heavy
type,
low
price.
New
and
used
machinery,
boat
and
engine
business
for
sale
or
trade
for
Prince
Rupert
real
estate.
Apply
315
Second
Ave.
J.
Field.
FOR
SALE.
TWO
LOTS
ON
A
TUN
Avenue.
Harbor
View.
Price
reason
able.
Phone
Black
404.
tf
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
'
WANTED
tuiwrrn
orko
rvn
rp
hi
A
v
vni'wn
Article,
Loit
and
Found,
4c
1
out
of
unnamed
stream
which
rim.
.
WANTED.
-
HOUSEWORK.
WASHING,
therlr
and
drains
into
Oreen
lSeu
cleaning,
by
the
hour.
Plone
Green
?0.c?lni
ot
northsert
tame
M'
Coast
District
283
283-
110
110
water
will
be
diverted
from
t)
COST
DIAMOND
STICK
PIN,
FINDER
please
return
to
a.
D.
Hartlln.
Royal
Bank.
tf
BOAKI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOR
KENT
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOIt
RENT.
Block,,
Apply
IL
S.
Wallace,
Ltd.
DKKSSMAKING
830
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
Phone
18.
ROOMS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IF
desired.
Phone
Black
130.
PIANO
FOR
RENT.
15
00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store.
ROOMS
TO
RENT.
PHONE
078.
EXCHANGE
tf
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa.
dopulos
and
Marris.
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
846.
tf
AUCTIONEER
RESULTS.
PACE
VALUE
AND
GOOD
Judgments
Residential
sales
solicited.
Oramophone
records
exchanged.
I
buy.
sell
or
trsde.
Phone
774,
O.
F.
Urine.
Auctioneer.
EXPERIENCED
DRESSMAKEIt.
FOR-
merly
of
New
York
and
Edmonton.
C.
Siylth.
Drrxel
Rooms,
139
S
ind
Avenue
Phone
580.
llliU'TV
PARLOR
Marcelling
Manicuring
Scalp
Trestment
MRS.
I.
HKK
857
Third
Avenue
By
Appointment.
Phone
637.
DOMINION
IIRMTIRE
rAflltNOl:
-
Ieourdy
A
tlarnoii.
pewprletMii
44
Third
Avenue
Phone
lUjri
4
Furplture
of
alt
aoru
bought,
sold
oi
Exchtnged.
UPHOLSTEKINt.
rUKNlrUKE
lUCFAIKINCI;
UP1IOL-stering
of
all
kinds
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
603
O.
M.
HUNT.
RESTAURANTS
noon
eats
cut
Mrs.
Cnger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
Oarnt
Home
Con
kill
Meals.
Phone
BIsrk
Too
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passena-er
Stude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
FOOL
ROOM
.Meeker
KlnrL
'ITJ11"-
Slm
"
(Acnutmn
Empress
Hotel)
Art
A
Phinips.
brief
stop
was
made
at
Port
Edward.
Irvvffttf
.
-
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES"
sreamer
prince
John.
Capt
E.
et4
e7'
uaoo.,
smTea
at
Saturday
alter-;
.
'
,
T(CM..r
11
ll.-IP.ll,
Mir
m
noon
from
Muwtt
...
Inlet
and
saOed
at
High
..
i-n
.
It
otlock
the
same
night
for
Vaneou
Her
inbound
earjo
for
here
Included
i
100
tons
of
toal
for
PhUpott
&
Eviu
wiaie
outbound
she
took
a
conatderable
quantity
of
lumber
to
be
used
In
the
construction
of
the
Uataett
Canners
new
esnaery
at
Masswtt.
She
took
a
full
list
of
pUMecgrrs
to
the
Islands
Luuutuuf
H
-j
some
4a
locgshore-
High
men
-mm
wui
naa
lumber
aboard
a
tteasner
at
Queen
Chariot
u
City
this
wk.
22:13
pm,
ver
U
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
'Low
a'it
15:43
pm.
UEfiNF.lltr.
MAY
II
mt
1031
ajm.
2243
pm.
438
ant.
1634
pa.
TIIIKlllV.
MtV
It
IlflS
a-m.
2335
pm.
ltr
531
axn.
17:13
pm.
Its
a
176
a
7.1
16
4
ft,
li"
8
"
Ti
"
174
ft.
19.1
-
7-
"
.
It
-
WATKK
NOTICE
....
IHtEKNIOV
AMI
lu
lady
to
relieve
for
lew
weeks
in
dusi-
TAKb
NOTICE
that
rw-
..,..
ness
office
down
town.
Apply
Box
39,
company.
umKed,
whone
addreu
nT.r
Da.,,
New,
office.
.
.V'.n2'Mi?
LOST
LOST.
A1RETMLE
POP.
THREE
months
old.
Answers
to
Jimmy.
Reward.
Finder
please
phone
Blue
600.
SMALL
FLAT
FOR
RENT
IN
WALLACE
(
at
a
point
about
200
feet
from
a
n
bill
K.
j
...
merclat
purposes
upon
the
land
drcv
as
application
to
leai
by
tppUtia'
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
pcla
on
the
2nd
diy
of
April,
int
Iro
of
this
notice
and
an
appltatir
tf
suant
thereto
and
to
the
wui
be
filed
in
the
office
ot
iu
tu
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert
Obiteto
to
the
application
mar
be
tiled
said
Water
Recorder
or
aiih
Uwqs
trailer
of
Water
Rights.
Ptrtejr
Buildings,
Victoria,
B
C
vlthla
cr
days
arter
the
first
appearance
s!
iii
notice
in
a
local
nesspaper
Ttetu
or
tne
nrtt
puDiication
or
tbatutv.
April
31.
1937.
uurrxa
AppOai
'
By
H.
V.
Morrtvouw.
Aj
LANP
ACT.
I.KAK
LAMI.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reeortwl
Ih
,
IM.,,
D.km
a.
.
......
.,
......
w.
i
iiivr
nuiKih
auu
m.usu
chains
east
of
northwest
corner
r.
68.
Ranee
3.
Coast
District.
Comtanv.
Limited,
of
vaaeotmr.
sr.
Dattoa
run
tanners,
in
mot
i
described
lands;
Commenclne
at
a
nott
kb'a
chains
east
of
northwest
ux
a
Eisti
3.
Coast
District;
thence
nars
I
ttu
to
low
water
mirk;
t
heart
rut
I
chains:
thence
south
I
tiux
tvus
w
aw
v
lJV-ue
w
-
-
ment.
and
conumini
t
son,
cm
less.
OOSSE
PACKINO
COSfrm
Liurrm
Per
tt
lljmwt
Dated
2nd
April.
1127.
LAND
ACT.
.notice
or
IXTESTtO
io
mf
LEASE.
LtD.
In
Prince
RuDert
Land
Recorta
trlct
of
prince
Rupert
and
::
'
chains
east
of
northsest
corner
m
68.
Range
3.
Coar.
DUtfi
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oor
Tn
Company
Limited,
of
Vmtzm
"
ration
hsh
Canners.
laa
P
i
.
,
,
r
u
.sum.
.
.
Commencins
at
a
Dovt
Kit
'
chains
east
of
rlorthsest
L
3.
Coast
District:
thence
scjO
S
a
tnence
east
io
cnains:
x-
-'rz.
chains:
thence
west
10
".
,7,
seres,
more
or
less.
,
OOSSE
PACKIo
'1"
per
a
MoertMS
rvtrf
Snrll
1ST!
UND
ACT
notite
or
l7EVTin
T"
,
LEASE
I-l.
1
n
KiriFw
x.
Liswi
Kjssu.u
.
V
Recordlnr
District
ol
P
"
and
sltusU
on
the.sou
j
-
c
TAKE
NOnClf
that
C
B
C
.
occupation
x
.
j
f
sv-vr
fer
SaVAs
I
-T
1
"
Range
3:
thence
south
ID
'
west
IS
chains
Jhencer..-
1
thence
easterly
along
sSrre
r.
commencement,
and
cc:
more
or
less.
.
.
-rj
OOSSE
PACKING
CC
Pee
"fchas.
L
:bfT-
Dated
April
7.
137.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
l&
DIVISION
TAKE
NOT'CS
that
H.
T
toninit
rv
bhratcart.
f-"rta-
apply
to
the
Minuter
licence
to
prospect
'JTt
and
natural
gas
eyver
and
ft
lowinr
described
landv
ft
-
"
gate
Inlet,
Orahara
-trf
Commencing
at
a
P",.Hr
northeast
corner
of
Sec-
t
ship
3:
thence
w
-
As
80
chains
south:
thence
.Wfc
thence
so
enains
ponu,
r
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
l&
DIVISION
take
Notice
that
a
f
Portland.
Ore.
phytft
apuiy
td
the
Minister
licence
to
prospect
for
St
attd
natural
tas
over
tod
lowtnf
eevnbed
Undv
sltui
gat4
Inlet,
Oraham
U..-.
'
Oouunenclng
at
P0'
11
southwest
corner
of
Sectio"
a
ship
Ii
thence
SO
tluw
80
rsiltn
Berth:
tneoce
thence
so
rutins
souin.
r
maiMiaiBSfiv
Locsteu
March
M.
"asl