NATIVE
SONS
RETAIN
LEAD
INBASEBALL
vZ
sami11
ntout
a
mile
out
of
i
Dc
fen
ted
Elks
In
Plve
Inning
(Jame
at.
Acropolis
Hill
i
Last
Night
The
Sons
of
-Canada,
retained
ti(
ir
hold
on
first
place
in
the
cih
lliiseball
League
last
night
yKn
tfiex
defeated
the
Elksjn
a
livt-
innlnlf
game,)
flvjf
lq
thref
.
V,,
Menzies'
started
for
the
Sons
und
pitched
effectively
for
three
a!Hj
one-third
Innings,
holding
ti,.-
Klk
to
three
hits.
Downie
relieved
him
in
the
fourth
and,
af,T
making
o
wild
pitch
on
the
fust
ball
he
threw,
which
allied
(Josee
to
tie
the
score
from
third,
held
the
Klks
down
for,
tht;
remainder
of
the
game.
Lob-j
hurled
for
the
Antlered
i.w
und
was
nicked
for
nine
-M.tif.s
altogether
The
Elks
stored
One
run
In
the
firt
inning.
Harold
went
out,
'I
W'eiidle
to
Mitchell.
Arseneau
hit
mic
past
second
-and
then
stola
.
und
und
third.
A.
Mitchell
hit
mUea
fft,m
Terrace.
Stage
leaves
left
pnd
Arseneau
se
ored.
Terrace
9
a.nw
Monday,
Wednes-I,,i,iiek
then
hit
into
a
double,
day
And
Saturday,
$2
return.
J
WenieM
io
uownie
10
nnicnen.:
Tl
ir
other
two
tunsame
in
the
r
urtn.
i-odiick-
.was
saie
on
Wcndle's
error.-Jle
stole
second;
l
was
hit
on
the
head
by
the
throw.
W.
Mitchell
dropped
the'
itn'
V.
from
Smith
on
Gurvich's
('thunder
and
Ioblick
took
third.!
(,n-se
hit
post
the
pitcher
and
!
i
Miek
scored
and
Lambie's1
tlnow-in
cut
Gurvieh
off
at
tha
plat1
Gosse
taking
third
on
the
i
lav
Downie
then
went
into
thsl
children's
playgrounds.
r.t.
and
after
wild
pitching
Doc'Sajmon
and
Trout
Fishing.
sirucn
out
aievens
ana,
I!iel;nich
J
Tim
VmIIvo
Sona
uiarteA
thlnira
p.:
.!(.-
in
me
secona.
amun
ana
Mn7.iey
singled.
Astoria
fanned.
tut
Phillips
hit
one
at
Stevens,
which
bounced
back
Into
the
In
f
ield
and
filled
the
bags.
Frizzell
'ruck
out.
Mitchell
then
drove
nit
into
right
field
and
Smith
,
Mi-nzies
crossed
the
plate.
Phillips
ended
the
inning
tryljig
-u-nX
third.
In
the
fourth
Mn-
.,.
Smith
had
.truck
out.
He
w.
to
second
on
Astoria's
hiti
Hr
Mole
third
as
Phillips
fanned,!
.siored
on
FrineU's
hit
U
i.K'ht,
Astoria
being
caught
at
plhte
by
Moore's
throw-In.
j
Thoy
got
two
more
In
the
fifth.)
M
viiell
hit
to
left.
Lambie
was1
when
A.
Mitchell
threw
his'
l,i
'
f
'.ut
at
third.
Wendle
hit
Mr
Downie
then
smacked
v
a
rlr.vo
over
Mitchell's
head
and
Wendle
and
Lambie
scored.
vTi
th
fanned
and
Menzies
hit
nc
to
left
which
Arseneau
grab.
bed
to
end
the
Inning.
The
score
!
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Ms:
....
0
2
0
1
25
U
....
1'
0
0
2
0-3
Box
Score
v
0.
P.
ABR
II
POA
v.
W
Mitehell,
lb.
3
0
2
8
0
1
'
'"''.
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..
3
1
0
1
'0
W
.
ri.tlo.
ss.
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1
2i
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1
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wiiey,
2b.,
p,
3
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I
1
q
-
;"nith.
3b
2Lv
I
0
Menzies,
p.,
Zh
'
2
0
p.
Ailirt,
c.
...
2
0
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9
r,lilil'H.
If.
..2
0
0
0
0
l''"'el,
rf.
.,
2'.0
1
0
0
Totals.
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0
15
3
M.KS-
AB
R
II
POA
K
,'""l'1.
Sb.
..3
0
0
2
1
0
'tleaU.
If.
3
1
0
A,
Mitchell,
SS
3
0
0
'"'liek,
p.
2
0
0
('U-ich,
e.
2
7
0
cf.
..
1
0
0
S'''en.S,
'lb.
2
4
1
Kl"lmich.
.'Sb.
2
1
1
M
rf.
.
1
0
0
Totals..
19
15
2
"unimiirv
Innings
pitched
by
3
1-3.
J)ovyTne.
12-3:
winnig
pitcher,
Mcnilijs;
base
on
"ft
Ithmici
2;
struck
out
J)v
I-
'lulck,
7,
Jlenzies,
4,
Downie,
i"uble
play,
Menzies
to
Dow-
Me
1
"
MitrVinll.
,ll.l
ntltioQ
''ICIli,
Downie;
passed
ball,
"a.
Gurvieh;
stolen
bases.
''"'irk,
Gosse,
Moore;
umpires,
'W'hford,
Laporte.
'
,:
NEW
ISLAND
LUMBER
MILUNOPERATION
'ant
Established
by
II
R
Renv
Pn
Near
Port
Clements
Is
I
laced
In
Commission
I'-?
K
Beavon,
Queen
Cliar-
1
l'y.
now
Vina
In
nnarnMnn
n
1
1
1
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'
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"
"
i"
u
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FOR
'
SALBSnap.
Modern''-sIx
roomed
house
and
household
6triijftsrlple-rTiirror-iltfWftr.
card
tDle,
small
desk,
tables,
lino
rugs,
chair,
electric
hot
plate,
electric
fixtures
hammock,
chair,
set
Booksi
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of
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range,
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Lipsin.
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.
Ui.
Residence
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Red
589
rr
WANTED
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ert
Hotel.
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179
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.
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to
Imm
Laml
.
i
In
the
Quen
ObarlotteilAnd
Dtttrlct,
Tjind
HfoorilBK
Dtotrtct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
ntutc
at
ArnUton
Point,
Norm
Dundan
UIod.
Take
notice
tnat
Lanaira
Fiinins
Packing
Company.
Limited,
of
Maawtt,
O.
C.
OCCUpatlOQ.
CajlfjefV.
l:lT!Iiaa
.
to
apply
ror
a
lease
o
or
tB
tne
fniw,w.
-
Oommeoolng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
extremity
of
land
on
Arnlston
Point.
thenoe
westerly
20
chains;
.thence
north-
erlv
S
chain
to
low
water:
thence
easterly
20
chains:
thence
southerly
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
',10
neres.
more
or
!.
LANOARA
riSHINO
&
PACKINO
CO.,
LTD.
By
Its
Agent.
John
William
Mdorehouae.
Dated
June
?th.
1929.
FATHER
0ET-AN'
MACGV
'bO
H
HID
tX
tSOMfa.
V.UO
IMb-3
SO
1
KIM
GlX
illV
Iittll
in
rE.
W
ni!?nvtfattvUamei,of
.
tbe
wll
'AH
.'miU(il
b.Uflllilii
i
"I
FOR'
RENT
AUCTIONEER
j
FOR
RENT
Four
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with
PRINCE
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AUCTION
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This
recognition
has
been
sought
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gatned
by
the
people
who
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benefitted
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chiropractic.
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was
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1D1C
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.
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to
Leane
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In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Land
District,
Land
Recording
DlHrlet
1
of
01
Prmce
rrmce
Ruu
kuu-
ert,
and
and
altWto
uraate
near
near
tbe
tne
n
mouth
of
Mu-
eeti
Inlet,
Oranam
Island.
Take
notice
that
Leng&ra
Fishing
A
,
Packing
Company,
Limited,
of
Massett,
'
&?2-?&cPgb:
Ing
deacrlbed
lands:
Foreshore.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
near
the
southern
end
tt
Hidden
Island
thence
northerly
10
chains;
thence
east
-
0
'0,3e
ur
".'S.-ill
,
vadium,
vmvw..m
ww.
,n."v.
westerly
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
containing
Sacres
more
or
less.
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Agent.
Dated
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11th.
1929.
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altuate
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half
ulli
Eastrrl
from
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mouth
of
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TuUcquah
Rlter.
which,
Tku
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aK
.U
n.,.e.
up-atrevn
from
the
Alask
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nvUce
that
X.
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.,,
oceufktlon.
,.
mining
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V'
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.r
'."
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u.vuw
Mic
kUt'V"
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I
an
us.
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a
post
planted
one
half
mile
Easterly
from
ttuj
mouth
of
the
Tuleequah
River,
thence
East
20
chains
l
tiiene
North
20
chains;
thence
j
'
West
20
ohalns:
thence
South
20
ehalM
and
containing
40
acres,
more,
or
lee.
I
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Dated
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1S9.
220
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rcLCfTHE6?
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W
.
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it
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ing,
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mountain
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Ing,
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KITSUMGAM.UM
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Terrace,
B.C.
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Vacation
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Kalum
Lake
Good
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boating
and
bath-
n-..utifn
....,.
ivir-nU.
Rates,
$8
.
25
per
day
Y:itc
for
gpCcfaI
weekly
rates.
11.
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DIX,
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WONDERFUL
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THE
FARM
HOME
Fine
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and
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for
River
and
Sa
Hftthlnir
Excellent
Guslne.
Parties
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Skklegate
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'Part
Clements.
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4-
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T
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Q.
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FRANCOIS
.
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it
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the
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or
Month
Partly
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Francois
I-ake
Lodge
Queen
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Visitors
When
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Port
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and
Queen
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li
1
i
r
,lJ'
",rc
cars
"u'u
YOUNG
BROTHERS
Skidegate.
B.C.
"
LAKEI.SE
LODGE
AND
HOT
SPRINGS
Is
opened
to
guests.
The
lodge
Is'
situated
on
the
shore
at
Lake)e
kake
lioca
"y
Tn'nK
or
ra,n
boy-'trout
The?
hot
springs
ron-0
tatjtnlawhfch
is
fine
for
rheumatism.
Cottages
for
rent.
J,
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Johnston,
Manager.
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Twenty-three-room
apartment
nouse,
completely
;
-
fumishtd.
4pply
Mrs.
Geo.
B
.
White,
130
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Phone
427.
(191)
FOR
SALE
Three-room
house
and
two
lots,
corner
Ambrose
and
Sixth
Avenue.
Apply
Ms.
Geo.
B.
White,
139
Fourth
Avenue.
Phone
427.
(194)
FOR
SALE
Fishing
boat
W.
T.,
62
feet
long;
beam,
1314
feet.
30
h.p.
Frisco
Standard
engine;
eight
years
old,
in
No.
1
condition.
Phone
Blue
159.
tf
FOR
SALE
Heintzman
:
pianos
Wilton
rug,
9x9;
kitchen
table
and
chairs;
smoking
cabinet;
oak
table;
small
rug.!
Apply
J.
J.
Muldoon,
3S9
Fifth
.AveWJir
I
I
OOT
M
V
RENT,
LOST
LAND
ACT
Kotlre
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
LeuMe
bind
la
Use
Qaetn
Charted
Land
niatrtet.
Land
Recording
niatrlet
District
of
f
Prince
PHn
Run-
S.m"2
'
altuate
near
uunwun
roint,
i
ura.
'
JakeVotihat
Euien.
H.
Slmoeon
man.
Intend
to
aDDly
for
a
leaae
of
the
following
described
land:
Foreshore.
Commencing
at
a
mat
slanted
about
20
chain
southeasterly
from
the
N.
W.
corner
of
Lot
No.
2741.
Orarnm
Island:
thence
west
10
chains!
thence
north
S
Chains
to
low
water;
thence
east
10
;
chains;
the-ic
south
S
chains
to
point
i
ui
owBJnvuornicjm
ana
conuuBiuft
p
acres,
more
or
!eu.
Dated
May
11th,
1029.
EUOENE
HUOTHRT
BIMPSON.
Henry
White.
Agent.
LAND
ACT
Notlre
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
land
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
ot
Prince
Run-
&
FOUND
ert.
and
tuau
near
the
tnojath
of
Na-
packing
Company.
Limited,
of
Maakett,
den
Harbor,
on
Mawrredo
Island.
B.C..
occupation,
salmon
camera,
In-
Take
notice
that
I.
Author
Robertaon
tc,
u,
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
loflow-"L"1!1-
B.C.,
occupation.
U
,
iUg
deaerlbtd
lands:
?U2t52JliSJf'??L',I?ralMeo,tbl
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
near
follcra
Ing
described
lands:
'
the
nortferaat
corner
of
Lot
2259.
Commencing
at
a
post
olanted
near
l
thj.south
east
,
eorner
ol
Lot
2719,
Mszor.
redo
Wand:
thence
tjorthly
10
chains;
thence
easterly
5
chain
to
low
water;
thenoe
following
low
water
southerly
10
chains;
thence
westerly
to
point
of
com-
menceraent,
and
containing
four
acre.
mote
or
less.
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON,
By
Henry
White.
Agent.
'
Dated
May
12th.
1929.
!
SKEE.VA
L.M
ItKCOUDIXJ
DISTRICT
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
British
Co-
lumbla
Pishing
&
Packing
Company.
Ltd..
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation,
fishing
and
packing.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
forechore.
situate
fronting
on
Lot
10,
Range
8,
cobh
DUtrlet:
Commencing
at
a
poet
planted
at
trie
south
west
cor-
ner
ox
JjOI
iu,
Kange
o.
uoat
uistnci;
thence
Uth
5
chains;
thence
In
a
south-
easterly
direction
13
chains:
thence
In
a
south-easterly
direction
25
chains,
more
or
less,
to
high
water
mark
at
a
point
dUUnt
10,
chains,
more
or
le.saieterly
from
theisoutheaet
tcorn;.
Wf
Lot
10;
thrnca
uence
porwi
ttrUiweateMCr-
westerly.
folldinf
(Quoving
hleh
nign
water
mark,
to
the
TftmVcrf
commence-
.M'.WMOi'n
n,
Xvai'
.
"
"
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHINO
tt
.
CftCKINQJCO
.
LTD.
i
J.
Hr
Buahnell.
Aze'&t.
Dated
20th
June,
1929.
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK!
Surplus
WaDpaper
33
1-3
DISCOUNT
REMNANT
ROOM
LOTS
$1.60
to
$2.00
A.
W.
Edge
Co.
Wholesale
and
Retail
Paint
Distributors
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
6ST.
'-
By
I
Y$JJNG
,
AJVjQ,
jQLD,
'"'.y:'ic.-'
'f-'
8KEENA
LAST
ItECORDINO
DISTKICT
TAKK
NOTICE
that
the
Brttlh
Columbia
FUhing
It
Packing
Company,
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation,
i""",
flehtng
"
and
J"DS
packing
Intend
to
apply
PPI7
"
imiwmg
aercnoeq
foreshore,
iltuate
fronting
on
Lot
2,
Range
'I,
Coeet
Dlrtrlct:
Commencing
u?.
'
UFl"
bELFb
east
ctmer;
tihence
N.65'E.
to
the
De
duction
southerly
of
the
east
boundary
or
Lot
3;
thence
northerly
to
mean
Mgh
water
mark;
thence
westerly
and
south-
to
the
point
of
eommencement.
and
con-
talnlp?
ten
acres,
more
or
lee.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHINO
tc
PACKING:
CO.,
LTD.
J.
H.
SusnneU.
Agent.
Dated
24th
June
1929.
LAND
ACT
X'otlre
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Laad
la
th
Queen
OsMrloHe
Land
District
una
tcecpraios
uihmi
o:
Prince
Rud-
.li".
i.i..
..
oVTr
t.v.
rmhm
T.ini-
th,nn
watri
in
,ttttint:
atmce
northerly
5
chains;
thence
eturly
10
chains
following
low
water,
tbtnct
goutberly
5
chains
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
5
acres,
mat
or
leu
laKOARA
FISHINO
PACKINO
CO..
LTD.
L,
Sg"
Am'
D,V!C
MIT
,4tn
I4MI
l9a-
.
,I.J..'!L'!L.1.
-
1
-
I
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
i
to
Lease
una
.'
,"
.
.
,h.
.
.,..
.
VS"""
.o,!?.1
1
J,?,1?
D1f
!J7?.!
n
,
"i!'.tuu.
-?.UJS.lme
P?i?i
iS'
"7?
,fr,'
,".
"3
'
lake
on
Zare
Island.
Take
notice
tbat
Eugene
H.
Simpson
Au"f
wvctih
w.
MMevb.
occupsMon.
csnnerrmen.
intend
to
appiy
'OI
lands:
Foreshore.
uomnwaeui
at
vn
i"""
yw
leet
south
of
high
waUr
at
the
extremity
ol
the
above-mentioned
unnamed
point:
thence
intrncw
east
30
cnains:
inence
u
norm
a
chains
to
low
water;
thence
weaurly
20
rhftlni:
thetira
south
to
oolnt
of
com-
mencement,
and
eontalnlng
20
acres.
more
or
less.
EUGENE
HUMPH
KM
SIMPSON,
AUTHOR
ROBERTON
B7
the
Agent.
John
William
Moorehouae.
D.itefl
June
7th.
1929
An
Exhibit
of
Beautiful
Modern
Watches
To
see
this
display
is
to
be
convinced
that
the
correct
watch
of
today
is
nt
only
an
accurate
timekeeper
but
It
is
a
work
of
art
as
well.
We
ctrry
the
,
most
dependable
mak
standard
watches
that
have
won
reputations
for
accuracy
and
reliability
and
these
movements
are
in
cases
of
rare
beauty
as
modern
as
one's
car
or
one's
clothes.
1
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
George
McManus
taf
that
over
fi.y
J
M
AM"
LAUCK
I
I
'
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