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The
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News
PRINCE
RUPEET
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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of
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of
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EDITION.
JSn
Thursday,
March
24,
1927
OUTSIDERS
CAN
SEE
FUTURX.
It
has
often
been
said
that
it
takes
outsiders
to
perceive
the
l.
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!
.
nf
n
Prinu
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P.
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BEST
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f3LEND
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in
cvrry
(rocsry
store
ji
everywhert.
The
"Mtkin,l
Beit"
circle
trademark
ii
hUIhIh
m
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...
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ouslity
guaranteed.
.
Be
lure
Report
of
Engineers
on
Peace
River
Outlet
Rapped
by
Lands
Minister
Unfair
to
This
Port
In
an
interview
jnven
out
in
Vancouver,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattull,
minister
of
lantii
and
rnomber
of
the
legislature
for
the
constituency
jio,Pnice
Rupert,
took
exception
to
the
report
of
the
engineers
ap-apbjntpxi
'by
the
Dominion
government
to
investigate
the
question
of
prsilway
outlefrom
the
1,'eace
River
country
to
the
coast.
!
in
mis
connection,
.Mr.
I'amiuo
smu:
"There
is
one
par.agrapnj
!
;t
the
report
to
which
I-
would
like
to
make
particular
reference
'
land
which
in
detail
discusses
the
relative
merits
of
the
ports
xit
i
.Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
as
termini
of
a,
western
outlet
from'
the
Peace
niver.
It
I
an
old
saying
:
j
J
'comparisons
are
odious.'
and
10
It
U
.
,utln
futfmmt
,u
tucctt.
i
in
this
case.
This
objectionable
Pra-.-.r
mjH,
m,
Ctnhm.
graph
could
have
been
deleted
without
detracting
a
particle
from
the
value
of
.
the
report
and
in
fact
It
drew
to
my
!
which
t
feel
sure
exception
will
be
taken.
"The
report
has
all
the
evidences
of
prejudice
in
Its
Inferences
and
I
think
X
can
show
from
a
tingle
aspect
that
what
purports
to
be
fact
may
very
well
be
questioned.
"One
sentence
In
the
report
saya:
'Vancouver
mdu
trt
hire
stl
the
thlnra
the
portion
of
British
Columbia
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Albert,
boundary.
Northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Constitutes
one
of
the
most
highly
mineralized
belt,
in
North
America;
con-
CANBERRA
MADE
TO
ORDER
CITY
.rsTK.i.itN
c.ii-iT.ti.
n.!
nr.i:v
YKAKS
IN
.MAKIStl
(lAItDI.N
CITV
til"
CI.IMATK
AMI
M'KXIC
IIKAITV
II
MELBOURNE.
Australia.
March
St.
(Canadian
Pres..
i
Canberra.
Australia1,
new
Federal
Capital,
to
be
formally
ojiened
as
the
scat
of
government
by
HI
Royal
Highncs
the
Duke
of
York
on
May
0
next,
has
already
a
population
of
about
3,000
persona.
Incidentally,
It
l
CANberr..
not
CanBEHHA,
the
accent
being
properly
on
the
first
syllable.
Canberra
Is
75
miles
Inland
frxm
the
east
coast
of
the
continent
and
ln
respect
to
population,
1.
prac-
ucauy
centrally
situated,
being
lMt
miles
direct
from
Sydney,
340
miles
from
Melbourne,
and
400
mUes
from
Adelaide.
Brisbane
and
Hobart.
The
"made-to-order"
city
has
been
11
years
In
the
making.
Canberra
wa
fjrst
settled
In
1833.
It
was
accepted
a
the
seat
of
future
government
and
was
ceded
to
the
Commonwealth
by
New
South
Wales
In
1809.
Common-wealth
ownership
became
active
In
1911.
and
constructional
activity
commenced
with
It
mclal
naming
by
Lady
Denman
in
1913.
Designs
for
the
best
possible
city
were
called
for.
and
engineering
works
and
some
architectural
construction
was
proceeded
with
until
1018.
The
activities
which
ceased
then,
were
renewed
In
1921
when
the
government
appointed
the
Federal
Capital
advisory
committee.
In
1933
the
..pointed
a.
Federal
Capital
Commission.
I
which,
concentrated
upon
the
question
and
accelerated
all
activities.
Prlrat
crtteYprite
mas
admitted
to
share
4u
the
3evelopiaent
In
1923.
lease,
being
sold
in
the
city
in
December,
1934.
Can
terra
land
1
not
to
be
disposed
of
lor
any
estate
In
freehold,
so
that,
and
surrounding
the
actual
city
U
leased
for
terms
not
exceeding
23
years.
Land
within
the
dry
limits
is
leaitd
ur
not
more
than
99
years,
and
uUdlnM
constructed
must
be
approved
to
attract
people
and
trade
while
b
lhe
Prince
Rupert
has
but
few."
rwemmtnt.
"No
one
questions
the
superlative
na-
ATTRAt'TlW:
CITY
tural
adranuges
of
Vancouver
and
It
ttvult
of
this
guardianship
I
Is
already
on
the
map
as
a
world
metro-
Canberra,
now
an
established
city.
g)olls.
but
the
inference
left
with
regard
:
growing
gradually
according
to
the
to
Prince
Rupert
Is
calculate!
to
create
netepted
design,
and
Is
already
exeft-an
Impression
in
the
public
mind
not
tbr
admiration
of
visitors.
It
has
Justified
by
the
facts
and
to
the
injury
prospects
of
becoming
not
only
a
city
of
the
city.
.of
political
and
commercial
Importance,
liKlKNDs
HtlNCK
Itl
ri
ur
"
aJ
bT
reason
of
it
fine
climate
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
terminus
of
the
Rt
n,c
buty
cKT
particularly
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
portion
of
the
Can-
;
ractt
to
tourists.
Tvmalhilitlac
,.,..
.i
i
i.
t
adlan
National
ivitem
and
It
U
admitted
TIle
City
area
la
of
12
square
mlle,
-
I
-
.
-
--i'ihvv
uiiuci
0ti,iiiai
1.
1
1
-
I
A
.
I
.
1
i-umsiiances
ior
tnai
matter.
Perspective
seems
to
some
extent
to
have
been
lost
by,
many
people
who
have
been
on
the
ground
here
for
some
time.
Their
anticipations
were
too
high
whei
they
came
and
certain
measures
of
disapointment
haAe
distorted
some
views
till
they
are
now
iindul
pessimistic.
Losing
sight
of
possibilities
diminishes
the
facility
of
grasping
opportunities.
The
optimistic
person
is
the
one
who
is
able
to
t.-iku
K.
has
a-va
great
,
natural
n
,
1
.
r-r,
1
advantage
.n.n...
at
.
a
,
trans-
f
r.
a
ln
government
Area
nes
around
the
continental
outlet,
especially
by
reason
j
jr
centra;
elevation
on
the
slope
of
j
of
its
nearer
proximity
to
the
Orient
hlch
Parliament
House
'has
been
than
any
other
Pacific
port.
citcted
a
massive
white
structure
fitly
I
occasion
by
the
hand.
There
is
evervthinir
to
ho
raind
ami
nAtMn.,'03""?.
wnlcn
ould
supported
en-1
erected
post
office
and
telephone
ex
to
be
lost
bJf
lb'
country
thr3U,h
h,ch
the
sb.
The
are.,
between
the
riou
by
optimism.
Pessimism
is
just
the
reverse
!lUelJr
t,.m1
1
d9Ubt
ta
.n-Uulldlng.
are
in
cour
of
preparation
The
Edmonton
Journal
mint,
a
nttv
i,v
ti
r
r
:
n
r
.
W
Z
T
.
,
!""-i
other
similar
stretch
of
territory
any
I',"
.
.
"
c
"V-
"ulB,ucr
can.
see
tne
iuiure
01
.
where
in
the
world
more
favored
than
mis
piace
ana
mat
local
residents
have
lost
sight
of
it?
ROYAL
COMMISSION
ON
CAMPAIGN
FUNDS.
The
royal
commission
sitting
in
Victoria
now
to
Investigate
Then
what
of
the
local
situation
Comlnatlng
the
surrounding
landscape
within
the
confines
cf
British
Columbia
;
Department
buildings
are
also
In
the
If
British
Columbia
were
an
Island,
there
Government
Area,
as
well
as
the
Na-would
be
a
line
of
railway
from
Prince
tkmal
Library
and
Public
oClcea
now
Rupert
to
what
Is
now
the
Alberta
'undar
construction,
and
the
already-
for
gardens,
for
the
city
Itself
li
designed
as
a
"garden
city."
The
main
commercial
area
surrounds
the
second
central
elevation
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
river,
the
focal
point
of
which
Is
a
large
hexagon
cdn-
uwung
me
ura
(venire.
1
nil
win
De
campaign
fund
contributions
dr.P
nnt
prn
tn
Hat
!.
.
I
Ulns
vast
.Unds
of
excellent
qulUy
of
I
occupied
around
It
circumference
by
serving
much
of
a
purpose.
The
commission
has
"
two
dutiewfirst
itlmbr-
Urgw
re
hlJh
qunt3r
'
mor
unporunt
buiidinf.
of
a
puftic
w
to
find
out
anv
wrnLnin.
thpr!
,T.Tf
A
lMd
,4rmlng
,n
Brtttah
Co"-:m'-PUbc
charact.
and
IU
centre
j
"
V
.7
"
'
V
"
'
"U"U,J'
tu
hi-ivc
uia;
more
than
quarUr
of
the
fishing
UUI
form
......v..Uoi.v..o
iui
.n,
icuiiuauuu.
in
neuner
case
aoes
It
ap-;
business
of
Canada;
game,
than
which
pear
that
the
royal
commission
is
going
to
be
productive
of
much
I
there
is
no
more
vsiuabie
in
the
pro-.value.
As
for
the
wrong
doing,
if
it
may
be
called
such,
it
has'ce:
climate
exceedingly
favorable;
already
been
proven,
before;
this"
commission
ever
started
to
sit,
1ke
mer
and
mountain
scenery
both
parties
have
been
equally
culpable.
No
less
clear
is
the
i4,
wbJ1
the
townsite
of
Prince
remedy
for
the
situation
and
the
application
of
that
remedy
lies
iBurt
u
Puresque
to
a
degree
and
only
in
the
power
of
the
political
parties.
Commissions
can
probe
""
n
d"TU,'
l
,f"',opment
uch
matters
and
governments
can
legislate
against
them
bt
ifu-m
!
"
.'he.
t"rt
'
,U.
ndom,ub"
1-
nf
,i
......1
St
"
.
:
.
..
7
.
oave
aireaay
evjeencea.
-
..v.
n
we
(luuict
mciii.tcucs
are
noi
inciinea
to
clean
house.
The
people
have
a
fair
enough
idea
now
of
what
has
been
going
on
and
it
does
not
need
a
royal
commission
to
tell
them
what
must
be
done.
LONELINESS
OF
THE
CHEAT.
.
The
wages
of
public
life
is
loneliness"
upon
retirement
"Prince
Rupert
survive
and
continues
to
grow
in
spite
of
accidents
of
fortune
over
which
it
had
no
control.
The
Inspiring
head
of
the
Grand
Trunk
system
went
down
In
the
Titanic'
The
war
came
on
Just
as
the
road
started.
The
railway
went
Into
the
Great
conditions
that
confronted
the
Canadian
.
Ul
uCalllt
u
i
uie
interim
oeiween
Northern
and
is
now
merged
with
the
the
end
of
the
career
and
death
there
must
be
years
of
comparative
i
Canadian
Northern
in
the
Canadian
seclusion
away
from
the
glamor
and
numerous
associations
of
public
j
National
system.
Instead
of
remaining
life
and
with
days
of
solitude.
For
those
who
outlive
their
allotted
I
prate
entity
to
fight
for
itself,
it
time
in
the
public
spotlight
there
are
years
to
be
lived
in
the
u
entrolied
by
a
single
authority
di-past
with
memories
for
company.
I
TWf1
ln
"
Jurisdiction.
Just
as
poverty
is
the
cause
of
more
misery
to
those
who
have
miunvu
iikmi
always
been
rich
than
to
those
who
rose
from
want
to
wealth
and!
"Yet-
the
mtl
c,tT
of
Jrtnee
Rupert
tasted
poverty
again,
so
loneliness,
which
may
be
sweet
to
those
!
ntlnue
10
'head
and
does
so
accustomed
to
it.
may
be
torture
to
one
who
has
lived
in
the
verv
"bwau'
of
1U
trate1e
P"ion
"
the
midst
of
things.
The
busy
man
weighted
down
with
cares
of
ten
'
l
V"1
?
foTsron?vtimfei:,henvhe
cm
,er
them
aU
bfhInd
nd
IPS."
politude
pnly
to
find,
when
his
dream
comes
true,
that
his
own
.
wrong
impression.
It
smack,
of
...
vV.,.,.,..
i.auiu.ui
iite
are
not
so
easily
ais-(
the
same
kind
of
stuff
as
the
report
on
carded.
A
A
.
..
ithe
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
raUway
made
But
many
men
of
affairs
have
experienced
a
feeling
of
lone-ibT
J-
-
suiiifin'1
liness
at
the
height
of
their
careers.
It
.seems
the
crpntpr
th
Ho.
1
cisions
thy'have
had
to
rnake.the
rnoru
lonely
have
been
the
great1
iiistur.
coming
is
so
calculated
to
create
this
feeling
than
opposition
something,
it
seems,
no
great
career
has
been
without.
Premier
Baldwin,
of
England,
has
joined
the
silent
band
of
lonely
men,
announcing
in
a
recent
speech
that
with
the
passing
of
years
he
feels
extremely
lonely.
Disraeli,
Gladstone,
Lincoln,
Napoleon,
Cromwell
and
Carlyle
all
voiced
this
sentiment.
Milton
was
a
lonely
figure
while
writing
his
greatest
works.
These
modern
dictators,
Mussolini
and
de
Rivera,
are
pitiful
in
their
loneliness,
for
the
cares
of
state
have
crowded
out
of
their
lives
cherished
associations.
"Better
be
a
poor
fisherman
than
meddle
with
the
government
of
men,"
cried
Danton
as
he
mounted
the
guillotine.
parked
hill,
the
summit
ot
whlcei
will
probably
be
the
att
of
the
Town
Hall.
Certain
shopping
blocks
have
been
leased
in
this
area,
and
development
la
being
undertaken.
The
complete
scheme
for
city
ornamentation
Include,
the
formation
of
artificial
take,
in
the
centre,
the
flood
area
of
he
Molonglo
being
the
basin.
!ClltMl!,H
AMI
III
lt(
lll:i
The
social
condition
of
Canberra
Is
advancing,
wlh
the
progress
of
construction.
A
finely-equipped
public
school
has
been
erected
at
Telopea
Park,
and
now
provides
accommodation
for
50
pupils.
The
early
erection
of
an
additional
public
school
at
AlnaUe
U
contemplated,
a.
I.
also
the
provision
31
technics!
education.
The
establishment
of
a
small
university
is
under
consideration.
The
only
ecclesiastical
buildings
at
present
lu
the
city
are.
art
the
eighty-year-old
Anglican
Church
and
rectory
the
latter
now
a
Girls'
Ocammar
School
and
a
newly
erected
vicarage.
8its
have
been
allotted,
however,
to
the
other
principal
re
lupous
denominations,
who
are
now
preparing
to
undei-ak
construction.'
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Jititui
ti.
Sergeant
i.
M.
CampbeU
u
now
editor
of
The
Listening
Post,"
on.
of
the
brightest
and
best
known
trench
papers.
Ilarry
Hamblln,
formerly
of
the
city
police
farce,
returned
from
Vancouver
today.
He
has
enlisted
with
the
Forestry
Battalion
and
will
return
couth
shortly.
Captain
L
W.
Kergln
has
reached
Bombay
en
route
to
England
after
serving
with
the
British
Military
force,
ln
Mesopotamia.
The
Marquis
of
Queensbury
left
for
Toronto
this
morning
on
business
and
expects
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
very
soon.
TneteameV
Prince
becrge
'will
leave
the
dry,
dock
tomorrow
arid
take
the
run
south'
In
place
of
the
Prince
Rupert
which
is
stranded
on
Oenn
Arrivals
from
Seattle
aay
that
ndiffesfion
rBMCMTBN
YOUR.
MOM
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tlusl
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txcouUM
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Canada
.
Limiimi
.
Mom-kmi.
Cam.
wuthern
eity
wlM
attempt
next
year
u
introduce
rcfulfcttoa
whicb
vl
cause
the
hiHbu(.flhltg
fleet
to
jind
netr
catches
there
instead
of
Prtnee,
..upert.
The
Red
Cross
.ale.
yesterday
netted
tie
20
for
the
fund.
IN
THE
SUMtEMK
COURT
0F
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ite
PUIME
HI
IT
It
T
IIVflll..l:fTltlf
1
COJIIMSY
I.IMIIr.li
j
m.i:
iv
oitfiMt
oY
tiii:
coriiT
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the!
rder
of
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonsld
;
iued
the
18th
dty
cf
February.
1937.
In
4
bondholders'
action
intituled
In
the!
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
be-!
tween
The
Royal
Trust
Company
and
I
frtnee
Rupert
Mydro-Eleetrir
Compin
'
limited
and
otutrs,
being
R1802
19U.
brought
to
enforce,
the
trust,
of
an
in-1
Jtnture
dated
the
30th
d.y
of
June.
1911.
tender,
arc
invited
by
Oeorxe
Edward
Winter
the
Receiver
appointed
by
an
order
of
this
Court
dated
the
16th
day
ot
September.
1910.
and
thfdeeret
lu
the
.aid
action
dated
the
3Ut
i
day
of
November.
1014.
for
the
purcbatt'
4
all
the
rttnalnmg
properties
and
assets,
of
trie
.aid
Company.
The
aald
proper-'
i
ti
are
dessnbed
a
follow
,
1.
ThtcertaU
parcel
of
land
and!
remla
situate
in
the
Province
of
rttlsh
Col
um
bit
more
Darticuiarit
rle.
scribed
as
Lot
CSS.
Range
3,
Coan
Dis
trict,
containing
160
acres
mure
or
es
3.
That
.
certain
parcel
of
land
and
premises
situate
In
the
Province
ol
British
Coltmbla
more
particularly
described
as
Lot
1384.
Range
S.
Coait
Dl-trict.
containing
37
81
loo
acre,
mors
cr
less.
exccDtlnfe
thereout
a
strio
r
una
one
enain
la
bighwater
mark
3.
That
certain,
parcel
of
land
and
premises
situate,
ln
the
Coast
DKitrtct
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
more
particularly
described
a
Lot
CS5,
Range
5.
containing
33
Mi
100
acres
more
or
less.
4.
Mans
dealing
with
nmm
nf
drainage
area,
rainfall
and
runoff
data.
miiu
oi
aami,
power
pisnlv
trans
mission
nnea
and
receivrni;
mat:-.n
for
rails
ana
nnauaa
Hirers
at-e
unment
and
plan
ot
works.
The
Receiver
I
informed
that
the
aoore
janas
psrcei
I.
i
and
3
wr
leeted
by
the
engineer,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
aa
being
aultable
sites
for
the
construction
of
water
power
plant.
Tender,
may
be
made
for
all
the
Mid
parcels
together
or
for
one
or
more
separately.
width
measured
Iron!
particular,
and
conditions
of
aale
msv
be
had
upon
application
at
the
office
of
Meurs.
Ridden,
stead,
Hodze
ft
Winter,
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Iiutldlng.
the
j
drrslgned.
dated
the
and
day
of
March,
1637.
WILBON.
WKEALLER
Kt
BYMEfl
8ollcltorfor
the
Plaintiff
iw
a-rifuvr
ovrrvfc
vvcsv,
VfUicouversB
u.
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i
"WT71
WATER
X0TJC&
!
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
HU
Honour
the
Lieutenant-Governor
of
British
Columbia,
by
and
with
the
advice
of
ill
Executive
Council,
has
been
,
pleated
to
order:
i
THAT
the
reservation
of
the
unrecorded
waters
of
Brown'a
River
and
Ms
Knight
Creek,
tributaries
of
EcsUI)
River,
established
pursuant
to
Order
in
i
Council
Number
BOB
approved
the
13th
day
of
June.
1021.
be
cancelled.
The
cancellation
of
the
said
reaerva-,
tlon
will
be
effective
on
April
19th,
1927.
DATED
tills
Uth
day
of
March.
1B37.
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
Minister
ol
Land.
attractive
e
New
Pattern
Effects
men.
m
Orii.i
PS
ru
patterns
you
have
ever
seen.
You
can
enjoy
the
fresh
charm
of
t!csc
attractive
ruj:
patterni
in
your
home
without
further
delay
ConKOlcumGoKl
5ealArt.RUoj
are
now
tiffercd
at
prices
you
caa
so
easily
afford
and
xcAiiire
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rugj
with
the
Quid
Seal
on
the
juruce
arc
fully
guaranteed.
TItc
new,
longcr-wetirinit,
easvf
clean
surface
will
save
vou
count-less
hours
of
tiresome
beau.;
and,
sweeping.
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on
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fr
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arc
these
new,
rlchly-coloted
ConHcum
Gold
Seal
Art-R
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Patterns
at
vour
tl,l-...
arc
many
new
color
effects
tlu
will
appeal
to
you
as
the
rrj
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RECOVERY
OF
TAXES
Publication
of
Names
of
Persons
in
Arrears
N'otlcc
is
hereby
irlveri
that
jiumuuiiJ
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v!iom
of
Section
1J4-A
of
the
Taxation
Income
or
Personal
Property
taxen
n'ma
after
the
expiration
of
two
yearn
fnm
upon
which
such
taxes
hrjponie
delinquint
will
be
publinhed
jrlvlnjf
a
complete
llt
"f
and
addreMeH
of
thq'iierpqD
liable
to
ia
f;
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a
nartsfactori
undertnkin;
ha
bed
into
with
the
Provincial
Collector
for
th
Ii
of
nuch
arreara.
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