1
r-:tiuvt:y,
J.'Iihh-v
7,
102S
H2
DAILY
NEWS
PAG2
FTVH
N
AVIGAtiLU
WATERS'
PROTECTION
ACT.
jt.-vwril
statute
ot
(iiiiu,1:i,
Cli.iptrr
HA
BIUT1BH
COlUMUlA
FI8HINO
taijkincs
com
r
an
r
limitbd.
hbue-)iy
;ive
Nonce
that
a
ha
under
wfiiuu
7
of
tlx'
aui
Act
deposited
with
the
UinUtir
of
Public
Work
at
pttaw.i
i.hd
in
th
.off-'j
f
the
Registrar
ol
k.irirt
Titles'
at
Vancouver,
British
Columbia,
a
aescrl)itl..r.
of
the
site
and
nluns
of
Kciir;.
cannery
wharf
and
prriilsites
tnev.to.
proposed
to
be
built
in
th
j
ah
-la
cuWrcd
with
water
front-lr.'ii
on
Lot
120b
und
Lot
1488,
Range
3,
(
nasi
District
in
the
Province
of
British
Culumbla.
wl'.eu
aatd
Lots
are
situate
a'
Johnson
C.
pimncl
In
the
aald
Province.
AND
TAKS-OTICK
that
after
the
ex-j:rution
of
mot)
io
from
the
date
of
tlx;
first
publication
of
this
notice.
Bru-,.-h
Columbia
?Mlng
fc
Packing
Com-;..ny
Limited
wil.
under
Section
7
of
tne
fdd
Act.
apply
:.o
the
Minuter
of
public
VT-.m
t
his
office-
In
the
City
o!
Ottawa
for
approval
of
the
aald
site
and
plana
s,-..d
for
leave
to
construct
the
.,id
cMiners,
cannery
wharf
and
per-tjiii'.ite
thereto.
DATED
'
Vancouver,
B.C.,
thla
15th.
Jay
of
Nottmbar,
lSkl
JAMBS
H.
LAWBON.
11
HUndard
Sank
Bldg
810
Hinting
St.
W..
Vaurouver.
B.C.
Solicit?
for
the
aald
Company.
WATER
NOTICE
DIVEKftlON
AMI
I
HE
TAKE
NOTICH
that
Hubert
M
(
urif.
whoae
iddren-
:
1418
H.h
A.e
v..
'
Vancouver
B.C..
will
apply
fir
;
,.
to
tiiV.
nn'l
use
20,000
gallon
!.iy
of
!;
out
of
.unull
creek
.u.ied.
whirl,
fi'iws
southerly
and
n.s
into
Huston
Inlet.
Q.C
Islands
r
1.000
;et
eterly
ftam
mlr.er.,
..Din
at
V
I
t
'(u
ton
fnlet
The
-.-.iter
will
)
aiveri
d
from
the
st.-ean:
;
lioint
abnti'
aro
feet
irotn
shore
I
in-
piuwmifc
b-fut,h
twenty-four
acre
i.;"lied
for
i:i,0rr
:as.
and
will
be
r.
(i
l,
r
Intf.jt'rlsl
purposes
upon
tt.e
l.'.'l
described
.i
applied
for
to
leisr
.
lead
of
Huston
Inlet.
Moresby
I
und
I
!im
notice
ui
routed
on
the
ground
.
i
ttif-
i.
day
of
December.
1927.
A
'
:y
'
th'
i
net
c
Jitd
an
appllcat.on
I
m
uunt
thtr't
i
end
to
the
"Water
Act
"
1
14
"
will
be
a
in
the
office
ol
the
V.
.
or
Recorder
i.t
1-rlnce
Rupert.
B.C
'
((lions
to
the
KUpllcatlon
may
be
!.!.!
with
the
said
V?e'r
Reorder
or
.'li
th"
Coni'itrolkr
of
Water
Rights
1
rlinment
rSk'Jtt!l.,i.
Victoria.
BC.
hi-i
th.rty
days
after
the
irst
ap-j-.nance
of
this
notice
in
a
local
news-I
per
The
dtu-
of
the
first
publication
IX-.-ember
23
1927.
OOlUfRT
M
CURRIE
Applicant
LA.SH
ACT.
notiik
of
intention
to
vn.
TO
LEtME
LAM)
Iii
Prince
Rupert
Lnnd
Recording
Dts-
nn-j
situate
on
.he
southweit
cor-..f
an
unmtovMl
fcay
on
the
south
(
Port
Cham.1.
Orah.im
Isiand
wen
Charlotte
Isisrids.
in
the
Province
:
British
C
'lumbla.
T
AKE
NOTICE
that
Arthur
Kobertaon.
Mj';t,
BC.
occupation
a
lumber-i'.
intend
to
spp'y
for
s
lease
of
.'
lollowtng
de-crlbed
lands
'.
jmmr.(-:ng
at
a
peat
planted
about
lia.n
weotarly
frrm
the
mouth
ol
u.named
creak
flowing
into
an
un-i:m
(I
bay
;,
the
outh
bank
of
Port
n:
Orahr.m
fnlind.
Quern
Charlotte
m1.
P'ovmcr
of
British
Columbia.
."
:
4
chain
southerly:
thence
10
.I'i'i
ea'ter'y.
ther.ee
4
chains
nor-"e-'y
to
the
hortliiu
thn'T
fullowlnv
point
ana
containing
3
acre,
more
or
(Signed)
A.
ROBERTSON.
Applicant.
nted
Oetober
ttTT
LAN!)
ACT
vol
H
E
Ol
ITEtTov
TO
APPLY
TO
LCAK
l.M
I::
CM,tr
I.ai.d
Datrict,
Land
Record
-Dutiict
or
Telegraph
Creek,
and
i'
at
the
nthweat
end
of
Oladys
i
sbout
40
miles
northeast
of
the
ii
of
Atltn.
in
about
13Mag.
10'
wt
i.
tude.
and
sbct't
5Meg
50'
horlh
'
Kle
IAKE
NOTICE,.
Mint
I.
John
Alfred
l
nxix.
ol
0!(;v.
Lake,
near
Atliri
i
i
occupation
l.iprer.
intend
to
apply
'
i
'eaae
of
nr
Mljwtng
described
l.mds
-
Cmineneu
v
u
u
;KMt
planted
at
th
i
Tthaeat
mfl
r.f
cidys
Lake,
about
i
.
'
')
feet
hi.
i
li
i
'.
:ie
mouth
of
Pish
I
axe
River:
rhr
iv
oi"
mile
wt;
UMnee
i..ie
.....
.Iirure
one
mile
east;
rn7
one
..
:.e
i;o
!h.
snd
containing
iiiO
seres,
as'-r.
or
lew.
iSgl)
JOn
A1JTUCD
IMIIIOX.
Applicant.
n..ted
Dec,
hrr
3,
1W7.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
IVTHiKTIOM
TO
AI'I'LV
TO
M.WI
l.NI
In
th
Quean
Charlotte
Ulands.
Ora-ham
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Uupert,
i:id
MtuaU
on
the
weit
-1r
of
Kannell
Harbor
at
th
Head
ol
hnine
t
Sound.
C.Man
Charlott
Islar.l
It
.iiite
of
BrtUih
Oolumbla
TAKS
NOTIOK
rhst
British
Oolumula
Fhmg
as
Packing
Oompans
Limited
or
v-'-.courer,
ujc..
occupation
suaon
can-.vrv
iDtei.d
n
apply
lor
a
Mas
ol
i.
it-
iollowlng
(ihacvthigf
uuMkl:
Comn.cncliig
m
pt
planted
on
the
cost
r..mr
of
a
ci-eet.
.ailed
Twin
River,
thence
4
cliains
wast,
theno
twnty-one
i
islna
north,
theno
4
chain
Mat:
thence
following
c
u.tour
ot
short
line
t
plao
of
commencement,
and
oon-tuinlng
aeree.
more
or
Iw.
c!
rlSHlN"
PACKINO
CO.
LTD
Appltcant.
it
sf
Xngluh.
Agent
Dr.
tod
OctobM
22.
1I7.
LAND
ACT
NOTICK
Of
INTttMION
TO
APPLY
TO
PI
MilANE
LANI
In
Rang
8
u
ad.
Recording
District
ot
Prince
Rupert,
end
situate
at
the
northerly
end
of
Tletrf
h
Paaaage.
Skeana
River.
TAU
KOTtCI
'.hut
J
H.
Todd
at
Son
of
Victoria.
B.C..
occupation
salmon
can-nera.
Intel:
cf
to
apply
for
perm
lesion
to
pureha
the
following
dawrlbed
lands
OommMelnc
at
a
post
planted
at
the
ii
irthweat
corner
ot
Lot
21.
Rang
5.
CD.:
fhenoe
u
chglna
at:
tbenet
20
chain
north,
more
or
lea,
to
high
water
mark:
theno
aon'.Herly
along
high
water
mark
to
the
pfilirt
of
oommerice-mant.
and
contain
In
50
sera,
more
or
lea.
,
-
.
i
,
.
..iLH,
fTOnn
A
SONS.
LTD.
,iti.-,riT.r
Applicant
LAN!)'
ACT
VOTICI)
OF
IMBTtjiN
TO
APPLY
TO
I.LAfcK
I
AM)
In
Prince
Rupert
T.ind
Recordln
District,
and
situate
uv
.'piaton
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
l-''iiirn.
TABU
ROTICE
that
Robert
M
Currle.
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
flan
pucker,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leas
of
tlie
following
described
Ishds:
Commencing
at
a
poet
planted
at
northeast
comer
about
1.000
feet
westerly
roin
miners'
csblns
st
read
of
llntn
Inlet:
thence
westerly
20
mains;
then
e
southerly
about
12
chains;
'
nenre
et,
-'y
20
chstns:
tlienc
nor-1
tlxi'lv
iili
ni-
ft!
chains,
and
i-.mlnlninii
u'T
s
III
i.
.1
lesn
j
e.Br.iir
m
rrmnrR
Antun'
Waterfront
Whiffs
Actjvi(y
Rccomfna:
(Jeneral
In
Preparation
fr
Opefllnir
of
Halibut
ScaKon
Sea
Cadets
Awarded
CVr(iHcate
"
Preparing
for
Herring
Seining
Featuring
the
waterfront
activities
of
the
past
week
hit
been
a
very
general
commencement
of
overhaul
work
on
boats,
engine,
etc.,
in
preparation
for
the
reopening
of
the
halibut,
fishing
season
on
February
15
now
little
more
than
a
month
hence.
After
a
few
weeks
of
rather
quiet
conditions,
things
are
beginning
to
wake
up
again
and,
with
spring
and
its
attendant
business
in
the
offing,
everybody
is
taking
new
heart.
Machine
shops
and
repair
yards
are
being
booked
up
and,
in
the
approaching
pre-seaon
rush
of
witrK
all
space
will
be,
a'uual,
taken
up,
and
the
wtiole
"front"
will
be
the
scene
of
much
bustle
and
bustle
A
great
deal
of
work
must
be
done
ta
n-..
.
the
tnr.e
intervening
If
all
the
bU
'1
Jl
?ACh'
arc
to
get
off
to
their
proper
(tart
on
the
dot
and
the
effect
thereof
will
be
generally
Improved
conditions
throughout
the
city.
It
will
be
once
again
proven
that,
when
the
fishermen
are
up
and
doing,
the
whole
town
is
the
better
or
It.
Cloe
on
the
hslibu.
fishermen
a1ll
follow
the
salmon
men
m
preparation
for
the
1028
season
which
everyone
hopes
w,ll
show
an
improvement
over
1927.
The
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
was
out
fishing
Thursday
rn
mlng
under
the
supervision
of
Acting
Director
Horace
Brockleaby.
Their
catch
In
the
harbor
Included
two
dogfish
a
male
and
female
anil
four
ska'e,
the
gear
having
been
aet
the
night
previous
The
dog-fir
h
were
sson
butchered
to
provide
Mr
Brockleaby
with
materia!
for
hi
vitamin
content
experiments
therewith.
What
with
pilot
to
deliver
to
and
from
grain
boat
and
other
general
ac.lvlty.
t.'ieVBC.
Towage
and
Lighterage
uc
ha
had
a
busy
week
of
It.
Having
brought
Ctpt
!rry
Thomson
back
from
th
outgoing
freighter
Syd-.and
early
Monday
mcrnlng.
th
Sal-
age
Princes
proceeded
later
In
the
Uity
to
Port
Simpson
with
Dominion
CciiMsble
A.
J.
Wstklnson.
making
th
trip
on
official
duties
snd
returned
on
Wtn..eday.
having
ss
an
additional
..-aaaenger
a
nunc
from
the
hospital
.taQ
leaving
Port
Simpson
after
two
years'
service
there.
Cm
ber
return
to
port,
the
Salvage
Princes
went
on
the
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
to
be
sheathed
with
"Iron
bark
"
lor
navigation
in
the
ice,
coming
off
yesterday
and
leaving
almost
Immediately
for
a
trip
to
Anyox.
The
Anna
8.
Capt.
Ill
Sfcog.
wa
pressed
tntc
th
company
service
on
Thursday
and
took
Capt.
'jury
Thomson
out
to
Triple
Island
to
meet
the
incoming
grain
ship,
Holanpark.
making
an
all
day
wait
befar
the
ship,
delayed
outside
by
storm,
was
plckd
up.
Ihe
Ann
8.
also
made
a
tr";
.mt
:..
terday
to
Rose
Spit
wh-.
J
B
Rlfert
met
the
freigh'.
!.,..
pilot
her
In.
Capt.
Paul
AxBAOV
:
it...i!.
:
.!
'lie
B.C.
Towage
Uf,i
.:.
''
i
his
morning
by
.
business
trip
tp
''
:1'
eturo
to
the
clt
a...
.
Jays'
time.
AN
AUDI
01
TRIP
Inspector
W1UU
N
6er
.
it
Alex
Mchelll
and
!
..!
1
R
Tannock
had
a
t
'
'
"!
to
s
-
'
'
'
U
in
getting
lnvestlaate
s
she...
..
place
there
last
Sunday.
anu
..ina
s
hoard
th
steamer
Camosun
Monday
moraUtg.
thy
had
barely
passed
the
mouth
nf
the
harbor
when
the
vessel
:
selMd
with
In
terns
1
complaint.
ucoesaltatlng
the
throwing
over
o!
tb
"mud
hook
"
An
"SOS."
was
sent
Into
:owr
as
a
result
of
which
the
P.R.B.H
power
boat
Pachena
a
as
d-apatched
out
to
take
them
off
th
steamer
and
continue
to
Stewsft.
The
weather
became
rather
s'ormy
snd
the
Paehena
wss
foroed
Into
shelter
at
Port
Simpson
The
Camosun.
having
been
given
a
tonic,
hove
into
sight
ta
the
meantime
snd
taw
dAotrs
r-in.
arked
upon
bar.
.ttfcntstuitn
to
Ittawsrt
thereby
while
tS
wSm
sWed
t8,towj
The
Canadian
FSh
at
Cold
Biorsge
TIM
MRU
SALE
X9581
Sealed
Tenders
will
M
received
by
th
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
12th
dsv
pf
Jan-tiory,
1928.
for
the
purchase
or
Licence
JUSBOl.
VO
CUI
,.wv
.
TTJ
....
itiiatjiH
on
Lots
003
and
1S79.
Bewell.
Massett
Inlet.
W
Wl
I
rial
sTIi
l
Tww
Tl
years
will
be
allnwed
for
re-
moval
of
timber.
.......
.
.
...
i
,.r
,i,
rthuif
For
erter.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
Dw.trlct
Forester,
prince
uupert,
p.y.
NOTICE
PUBLIC
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
to
the
electors
ot
the
Municipality
of
the
i
IMnm
Utinrt
that
I
rCOUlrC
the
presence
of
the
said
electors
at
Ctty
Hall
on
the
Ninth
day
of
January.
IMS.
at
twelve
o'ctaek
noon,
for
the
purpose
of
electing
praoa
to
represent
them
as
Mayor
nd
Aldermen,
or
School
Trus-
The
mode
of
nomination
of
candidates
shsll
be
as
follows:
The
candidate
shall
be
nominated1
,,
-Mlt.lns
Bhall
hm
sub
scribed
by
two
electors
6f
the
municipality
as
proposer
end
seconder,
and
shall
be
delivered
to
th
Returning
Officer
at
.
w.,.ui
W.
rf.l.
nf
.
V,.
vim.
any
now
whrtu
.
ut
tlce
and
two
P.M.
of
the
day
of
nomination:
the
said
writing
may
be
In
the
.
M.lu.Mfl
t
tim
SHjm1iiI
.
At
ItMTIl
I
'
IIM.VIV"
'
the
"Vlunlclpsl
Elections
Act."
and
shall
State
tiw
names.
rriaruw.
anu
wu-n.timi
or
description
of
each
person
nro-
...
,tl,
mui.iwr
aiiff
IrlvMltlV
(o
idem
try
such
candidate:
and
in
tb
event
or
a
poll
oeing
necessary
sucn
poij
shiOl
be
openexl
cm
the
Teift!i
day
of
...
faoa
mt
nttv
II.
II
it
which
(ery
pe'rson
Is
hereby
required
to
take
noliC'.
n
in
go.ern
nimsen
acrora.iiKiy
nven
under
my
nsud
ut
City
lull.
Ill
:ilit
Usv
of
rh.--.v-.
K
V
KINKS
Reluming
ulllcei
v...
u
i
y
ouci
mis
wm.
naving
propellers
changed
In
oonnaetlon
with
engine
changes
which
nave
receuUy
been
effected.
The
40
hp.
rrlseoStandard
gas
engine,
formerly
in
the
Legate
has
been
put
In
ihe
Prrdella.
wltose
former
30
h.p
Frisco-Standard
has
been
hold
by
the
jompany
lor
installation
In
the
halibut
jokt
Seuna.
snd
a
new
6
hp
Fair-.anks-llorse
teml-dlesel
engine
is
going
.nto
the
Legale.
Capt.
Clarence
Campbell,
owner
sad
skipper
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Jo
Baker,
and
his
good
wife
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Cardena
for
a
sojourn
f
two
or
three
weeks
under
the
bright
tgbt
of
Vancouver
and
other
point
in
the
south.
Clarence
win
be
back
in
ilenty
of
time
for
the
big
reopening
of
the
a
alt
freighter
Salvor.
Capt.
Rush.
Is
due
In
port
from
Vancouver
with
cargo
of
three
hundred
ton
of
coal
for
Albert
at
McCsffery.
New
Tesr
celebrstlon.
cold
weather,
etc.
keeping
the
most
of
the
boys
at
home,
Jack
Lindsay
and
party
aboard
the
Irene
L.
were
the
only
huntsmen
cut
last
week-end.
Their
bag
consisted
of
s
few
ducks.
Quite
an
exodus
of
bird
hunter
I
anticipated
tonight
snd
tomorrow.
Wednesday
night's
fifty-mile
southeaster
caused
seme
anxiety
and
excitement
but,
happily,
no
damage
along
the
"front."
Shef
.Thomson
was
up
snd
st
It
all
through
the
night
and
had
only
one
broken
line
to
report
at
the
Tacht
Club
In
the
height
of
the
gale,
however,
be
began
to
doubt
the
security
of
hi
happy
home
for.
from
the
way
that
old
attack
acted
in
one
or
two
of
the
gust.
It
surely
must
have
thought
tbat
Col.
Lindbergh
was
i
board
or
that
It
had
the
wings
-i
.
dove.
It
wss
still
In
the
spot
the
next
morning.
'.
evidently
none
the
t
th
boisterous
element
n.
-
"ic
:"
of
another
night's
atV'p
u.'.m'imm.
.n
int.
:.ast
the
snthuslaawi
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to
WOC
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wrong
snd
most
def.:
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Inch
of
water
In
his
ap,.
v.
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Lakelse
Hot
Springs
or
ivi.Ji
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either.
Two
water
pipes
t
:
:
n-i
-the
noon
of
Doc'
bedroom
.r
room
as
well
as
the
offlce
b.
h...
not
to
be
scrubbed
that
week
at
it,.-.'
Chief
Petty
Officer
Oeorgc
J.
Daws
:s
it..-:
vine
congratulation
on
having
succsfully
qualified
as
a
tugboat
master
at
the
recent
examinations
held
by
Cspt.
Lionel
H.
Lindsay,
examiner
o
master
and
mat.-s.
at
which
he
wa
the
only
candidate
Twenty
stodrnu
seeking
otaUXlrateah
(as,ssae
jg.
BVV
atavlled
in
the
school
for
navigation
being
con
ducted
st
th
present
time
In
Prlnc
Rupert
by
ths
harbor
master.
Capt.
J
R.
Elferi
Chart
work,
rule
of
tlx
mad
aud
th
usual
navigation
subjects
are
being
taken
up
and
classes
are
bang
held
four
nights
a
weak
In
naval
headquarter.
Most
of
the
student?
are
halibut
fishermen
desirous
ot
qualifying
as
tugboat
masters.
Th
rlssses
will
be
In
progress
until
spring
when
examinations
will
toe
held.
Word
has
reached
Prlnee
Rupert
or
he
sale
by
Capt.
John
Knutaen
at
leattle
of
a
half
Interest
in
the
Ameri-
csn
halibut
acltooner
Resolute
for
110,-
000.
It
la
understood
that
Capt.
Knutaen
plans
to
remain
shore
and
'take
life
easy"
during
the
ooatlng
season.
,
Th
Resolute,
whose
partner
In
own
ership
with
Capt.
J.
Knutaen
wss
Jack
Carletrom,
is
s
regulation
schooner
of
T6
feet
in
length
with
s
HQ
Atlas-Im
perial
engine.
The
vessel
wa
buii
four
yesn
ago
at
Seattle.
1
Further
Seattle
reports
sr
to
the
effect
that
at
least
seven
or
eight
new
halibut
hosts
are
now
under
construction
there
and
will
appear
on
tc
banks
and
in
Prince
Rupert
with
catches
during
the
approaching
season
For
efficiency
snd
economy
In
operstinp
on
the
farther
afield
banks,
large
boats
with
dtesel
power
are
now
th
order
ot
the
dsy
and
the
new
vessUs
under
construction
In
Seattle
are
of
such
type.
i
One
of
the
new
bonts
Is
being
hull!
for
Copt
Paul
Bather
who
Is
well
i
li.Kiwn
In
Prln
"
p.-
'
ELEVEN
BOILS
ON
HER
ARM
AT
ONE
T.IVSE
Mrs.
S.
retail,
Kisher
Home,
Alta.,
writes:
-'I
was
i.
.iMcd
with
bolli
and
had
eleven
of
them
on
my
arm
at
one
time.
"1
tried
all
kinds
of
medicine,
but
got
no
relief.
"T
took
two
bottles
of
and
have
never
been
troubled
eince."
B.B.R.
'lianishe?
boils
and
all
other
Mood
disorderf;
manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Hill
urn
Co.,
Limited.
Toronto.
OsL
ha
been
a
slackening
up
in
the
crab
fishing
Industry
around
Prince
Rupert.
Some
of
the
gear
is
reported
to
have
suffered
from
frost
m
the
recent
snap
Everything
will
be
going
again
soon,
however,
and
full
advantage
will
be
taken
to
supply
a
brisk
market
with
the
luscious
shell
lish
duiing
the
remaining
"r"
months.
While
a
tow
of
the
halibut
boat
may
yet
tn
the
time
intervening
before
the
opening
of
their
season
engage
In
cod
and
scrap
fishing
there
wlU
be
little
doing
in
this
bnch
of
the
Industry
this
year.
Meat
year
there
will
peotv
.".My
he
more
aetlvt-y
in
this
line
to
fill
in
the
three
months'
halibut
close
sea-
ran.
Fifteen
boy
of
the
local
Sa
Cadet
Corps,
of
which
l.ieut.
Robert
Blanc
la
commanding
officer,
won
first
chun
semaphore
certifier.
us
and
hnnii
of
4409
each
la
taste
held
here
recenUy
by
Capt.
Francis
and
Sergeant
Reed
of
Victoria.
Results
and
certificates
arrived
recently,
a
hundred
per
cent
pass
list
having
been
achieved
by
the
class
of
boys
which
tas
inured
by
Chief
Petty
Officer
Oeorge
J
Da
wee.
instruc
tor
of
the
local
detachment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Voluneer
Reserve.
The
successful
buys,
who
are
to
be
ccngratulaf""
n
uklug
their
flis:
step
in
ths
were:
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Brad?
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1'ItkPARATIONa
FfHI
HSHRINO
Oemmon
k
Watt
In
the
inain.ware-ious
and
Bradbury
st
Telf
in
the
loft
if
the
government
wharf
are
at
present
?ngag
In
preparation
of
herring
:etuing
gear
la-
preparation
of
an
arly
aBpearaiice
of
the
fish
which
are
.bout
que.-
BOtb
outfit
will
probably
itgage
In
seining
for
iierrir.g
as
bait
rider
contract
wtth
the
halibut
fleet
Elsewhere
Cspt.
Ole
Skog.
who
will
ise
s
unique
floating
pound
recently
leecrlbed.
snd
Capt.
Charlie
Wsllsce
tre
also
preparing
to
take
herring
ss
con
aa
the
ru
i
commences.
Up
to
this
week-end
the
herring
run
not
yet
In
night
In
waters
adjacent
u
Prince
Rupett.
After
havlnR
.pent
six
mimtna
uown
'he
coast
under
charter
to
the
B
C
Fishing
snd
Packing
Co.
first
out
of
Walker
Lake
rs'uaery
nesr
Bella
Bells
snd
then
packing
salt
herrlo
Iron'
Pander
Island
to
Steveston
near
Vancouver,
the
seine
boat
Bertha
O
belonging
to
Oainmoa
Wstt
snd
built
last
winter
st
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock,
returned
to
ber
hum
port
on
January
8.
win.
Capt.
Alex
Ohman
In
'tainmand
and
Tom
Watt,
one
of
the
principal
of
the
owning
company
on
board.
The
trip
north
to
Prince
Rupert
Was
made
vm
the
ou.ilrle
waters
on
the
west
ooii-t
if
Vancouver
Inland
so
SAWS
K
Machine
KnivesJ
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Sffis
4U.lHSCO.LrU.
VaNCAi-.m,
tit
john.
N,"
,
I
ToeoKT
I's
V:,
i
sBs5ssME
of
your
copy
of
The
Daily
News
every
night
by
paid
in
advance
Keep
Posted
alxjiit
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
Ipast,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
rrcgularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
that
a
large
Mine
might
be
picked
up
at
Klldonan
cannery,
entry
being
made
to
the
"Inside
passage"
from
th
nortr
end
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
A
fsv
arable
passage
was
reported
In
spite
of
wintry
weather.
The
Bertha
O
.
largest
seine
boat
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet,
will
remain
here
for
the
winter
snd
ms)
possibly
be
employed
In
herring
seining.
On
Tuesday
evening,
the
dsy
of
her
arrival,
the
Bertha
O.
left
for
a
hunting
trip
to
Cardner
Cans!
hsvlng
on
board
Capt.
Ohman.
R.
Oemmon.
c
H.
Orme.
B.
C.
Gibbons.
W
O.
Fulton.
J.
W.
Scott
and
R.
H.
Eaton,
the
last
aienticned
of
Bsblne
Lake
hatchery
Ostarn
to
the
city
Is
expected
to
be
atade
shout
the
middle
of
nest
week.
LAM1NUAS
ON
IIAIIHI
T
IUXKH
(By
Howard
White
In
Pacific
Fisherman
(conclusion)
We
fished
off
Danger
Rocks,
aaui
off
Scudder
Point,
in
Cumshewa
Inlet,
and
made
a
final
set
or
twelve
skstes
in
line
off
Bonill
Island.
Here
I
experienced
my
first
bad
blow,
and
while
,hi-
boat
wa
on
her
beam
ends
moat
;
the
tune,
and
I
uild
the
skipper
thst
1
ikiw
had
an
idea
what
their
lit
iuu.it
be
in
rough
weather
he
laughed
and
remarked
that
there
were
times
in
the
spring
and
fall
when
they
would
con-aider
that
water
as
flat
celm.
However.
It
wa
rough
enough
for
me.
With
fish,
sea
lion,
birds,
etc.,
there
was
always
plenty
of
life
to
observe,
both
in
snd
on
the
water,
and
altogether
the
trip
wa
a
most
interesting
and
Instructive
experience.
We
returned
to
Pi
mo
Rupert
Saturday,
June
20.
with
8.000
pounds
of
halibut
which
sold
at
Uc
for
flnt-olas
and
8c
for
second:
the
former
being
full
weighing
between
10
snd
80
lbs.
and
the
Utter
sll
fish
outside
these
weights.
When
I
msde
out
the
settlement
alter
the
fare
was
discharged,
ihe
men',
shsres
amounted
to
but
054.0
'each
lor
nine
days'
work.
When
I
saw
that
they
had
been
working
from
4
sm
lo
t
or
I"
p.m.
for
80.40
s
dsy.
I
did
not
hsve
much
desire
to
leave
the
land
for
a
Kb
on
a
halibut
boat.
However,
this
was
but
one
of
many
trips,
on
some
of
which
Uisy
catch
up
to
SO.-ooo
pounds
and
get
16c
to
18c
for
tirst-claa
and
8c
to
10c
for
seconds,
.
Hilling
consldembly
to
the
averse
re-urnt
for
the
.enson
having
it
delivered
to
your
will
bring
it
to
you
every
10
uvse
Well
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
add
raws
iy
carrier
night
for
a
year
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