August
21,
1030.
TH3
DAILT
HZW3
rAQ2
F1VJ
FIRES
COST
MANY
LIVES
-
FOR
SALE,
FOR
RENT,
LOST
&
FOUND
Sailor-Author
Tells
Grim
Tales
of
THIS
IS
THE
PAGE
WHICH
MOST
PEOPLE
READ
BECAUSE
IT
IS
FULL
OF
HUMAN
BUSINESS
INTEREST
TO
YOUNG
AND
OLD.
lunic
and
Heroism
onsllljh
,
4
Seas
in
Early
Days
1
A::
1;.
P
U
II
pt
f.
41
'
'
'
'
Waj
r-OTTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Aug.
21:
f
F
people
living
today
can
recall
j
Vrck
of
the
R.
M.
8.
P.
Com-!
steam-sailing
ship
AmazoB.
If
v.
an
January
2,
1862,
that
th
r
,v,l
Mall
Steam
Packet
Com-1
MS
HT.
Sf
in.
unit
liic
titttfL
snip
oi
sailed
front
Sout.hamnton
areo
and
malls
for
the
We1
K.hlre,r'',,t
uf
'
waterways
m
!
,
J"'
ar.tl
stream
vtth
many
pleasant
My
nU
wo:led
Isle,
unexplored
by
was
a
novetly
in
those
days;
I
hlt
m1"-
Nuw
th
To'iy
good
ac-
.
I
eommcdatlon
i
provided
and
.i-i
j
ii
iw
modern
ber-fashioned
"sailing-steara"
!
camping
equipment
U.
oMainaMt
"many
ri'putea
to
De
me
Diggest
vessel
out
of
any
Brltt
ta
Hi
r
gross
burthen
Was
2,2M
!
PoP.
from
-jrilch
a
wonderful
picture!
Wie
was
300
feet
in
length
and
in
the
beam,
scarcely
larger
n
ii
modern
coaster.
to
;;)
was
in
IU
infancy
in
1852,
'
Amazon
was
one
of
these
,
,
i
Mime
craft
fitted
with
hugei
wheels
and
steam
entwines,
;
:h
80
horse-power.
In
addi-j
'.,
a
crew
of
110
officers
and'
he
carried
50
passengers.
the
first
the
Amazon
exper-il
bad
weather;
and
the
full
L'th
of
the
80
hone-power
en-
!
is
needed
to
push
her
ag-head
'
winds
and
seas.
r
hmts
of
those
days
were
lit-v
than
mechanics.
Very
soon
of
the
Wcame
i
,i
rings
engines
'l
and
the
hose
pipe
was
con-y
employed
to
ceet
them.
And
in
he
Bay
of
Biscay?
But
the
r
refused
to
turn
back,
and
r
bis
ship
into
the
gale.
Then,
lit.
the
second
officer
"saw
'.auk
that
caused
his
heart
to
v
is
it.s
beat
and
a
lump
to
rise
.
idly
In
tits
gulping
throat,
wore
flames
evident,
Issuing
the
super-structure
in
the
i)
i
hood
of
the
mueh-crltl-
nine
roora.'
itt.
mpts
to
smother
the
en-iii!
stop
the
fire
failed,
and
Jl
hope
of
conquering
the
-
died.
The
passengers
burst
he
doors
that
kept
them
bend
swarmed
on
deck,
'mm
fell
on
thetr
knees
to
hey
were
Jostled
to
the
bul-ind
crushed
and
tramplert,
blows
were
struck
as
the
ur
horror
of
feet
knawed
into
'
-oukl.
m
;iv
one
hnpe
of
salvation
now
nod
-the
boats.
But
these
nit
;
and
the
men
who
should
ii
ndled
them
were
forward."
hip
carried
nine
boats,
but
in
-h
them
was
next
to
impos-
T
i
try
to
drop
a
boat
over
the
s
to
court
disaster.
Those
1
'hat
eeuM
be
reached
were
'ady
until
wrh
time
as
the
stopped
at
their
own
ar-ince
no
man
could
enter
the
i'
room.
Boilers
Burst
i:
master
of
the
Amazon
knew
of
steam.
That
the
boll-'
nit!
burst
when
drpletod
of
wwt
entered
his
head.
Fin-
v
.
h
the
hl)
a
raaaw
of
names
(
'Hi
plunging
before
the
rrale.
Mitaln
determined
to
launch
it
s.
but
to
add
to
the
horror,
I
i-wurd
ware
on
fire.
nod
lately
there
was
furthei
nd
a
wild
stampede
to
reach
I
I
boats,
which
were
not
bum-
iUiin
Symona,
a
desperate
sickened
to
death
by
what
he
-''en,
went
aft
to
the
quarter
took
the
wheel
from
the
Oman's
hands,
an
dsald:
"Save
If
lad;
I
stand
by
the
ship.'
rr.
for
all
evidence
to
the
con-
the
captain
died
a
lonely
'
at
the
post
of
duty."
lose
left
aboard
the
ship
per-
'I
as
she
blew
up.
The
41
survl-driftlng
In
their
battered
boats
i
iut
food
or
water,
were
rescued
r'utch
galliots
and
a
British
l
u
also
claimed
the
Cospatrlck,
iidenshlp
of
1,200
tons
which
1
from
London
for
New
Zea
1
on
Sept.
11.
1874,
with
a
erew
1
41
and
429
emigrants.
Panic
1
1
out,
and
the
boats
were
hrd
or
capsized
in
the
launch-Two
boats
alone
floated
after
hips
ank
two
boats
400
mUaw
land,
and
in
them
wore
hud-l;"
1
'i
survivors.
w
1
lu
ri-
waljieltheKoidSfor
(fiftk,
"11
1
une
h(Ml
hart
iSefh
maMat
"
Before
the
C&spatrlck
MR
1
'ftatn
lost
control
of
hlraaSrl.
in
'
'
act
was
to
throw
his
wife
ard,
and
authorities
blamed
fi'scnco
on
board
for
Uie
"col-
quality
of
the
catastrophe.
A
nian
in
control
of
such
a
sl-'
1
on
needs
to
have
a
clear
1)1
'
if
the
best
of
the
brain
is
oc-
'I
wiLh
apprehension
for
n
1
'inr,
he
cannot
do
Justice
to
1
lr
or
to
the
situation."
1
;
-hi-
two
boats
ins.
1
nut
off
one
never
scenj
again.
Bud
woather
.w4f
.
lin1ijnv
ften
vf
c
IWllUliy
lieSOfLS
RAINBOW
TROUT
pocn.
in
this
wid
vinrin
count
th.
"""if
wips.
w
hSe
tS
th.
j
U
seen-
100
mile
of
lake
and
woods
lft
levery
direction.
Apply
to
c.n.r.
er
by
wire
or
letter!
FOR
llouiliift
Lodge.
1'irt
H(
Jinn's.
IIC.
3m--Je
24
FOR
Lakelse
Lodge
New
Lakelse
Lodge
on
the
short
of
Lakelse
Late
is;
now
open
to
guests.
'
Fine
Fly
Fishing-'.
On
the
lake
and
rivsV.
Lithia
Pool
Springs
i
Largest
in
Canada
Good
for
rheumatism.
Phone
connecting
with
Terrace
Fare
freaa
train
to
Ledfe
and
rrturtv
2-50
Manager
J.
Bruce
Johnstone
Wonderful
Tlcll
3rd
fli
F;'
riMKLoirr
islanh
The
Home
Farm
Fine
beach
and
meadows
fur
204.
Cbldren's
Biayrrottnila.
Salma
and
Trout
Fish
I
tit
River
and
Sea
Bathing
Excellent
Cuisine
rartle
rail
he
inn
at
MtilderMe
or
Tort
ClemeBl-
tvirciesa
for
ReetVitliin
MADAMK
RUAUT
JITNEY
SERVICE
Between
P
n
Omei:ts
and
Til
Qiiwn
fhiirlott
tuy,
Mondays
,md
Bii'urdayi,
l.i-Nten
1'iirt
t'leinfiilt.
H..10
a.m.
gur-n
I
barJetft
ljo.p.m.
Puren
M
em
h.
Kmiiiil
lrli
SC.
L.
ntWN,
I'nrt
tlement"
Stage
Sc
Taxi
Service
1
Quqn
Charlotte
Is.
Sedan
Cars
meet
all
boats
at
Port
,
Clement
and
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
Regular
trip
to
Pirt
Clements
every;
Tuesday
and
Thur
.!
y
lravmg
Q
C.
,
Cay
at
s
m
retun.iiisi
from
Port
Cle-,
ineste
nt
2
pm.
!
K;ili-
ijiimi
rii:-rhitle
Clf
lu
Port
li-iiienlk
orti
rrliirn
or
lre
vrrta.
I
liitifinrrii
ne
pnlnti-.
KH-.
a
mile.
Bi.io
in
ci
mf'
rt
It
costs
no
more.
1'hoiie
'2
short.
1
long
Wire
,pr
phone
our
i-x;rf-n.,e.
I
KirMI
Ml
HTRVKN
-
overtook
the
u4l)er.
And
trMmteaae
the
bluest
horror
of
all.
men
turned
0annib.il.
ElafAt
Shiyl
''
after
the
Cospatrlck
sank
tnete
were
left
only
elfiht
men,
and
three
if
i.ii-M-
vure
on!"
ivinK
lunritirs.
Two
mn-T
dnys
passed
and
the;
number
in
the
bo..t
was
reduced
to
rive
five
men
in
mils,
as
weak
as
nri(r
babies.
A
ship
nuiie.i
rea
ana
ww
ihem
on
board,
hut
only
three
uvea,
Oct
quit'
k
results
with
a
want
a
At
BRINGING
UP
I
Ti
i
'h
il
-41
,
"
j
MAKE
YOUR
.
FOR
RENT
1
:
FURNISHED
Flat,
4
rooms
and
bath
hone.
647.
tf
i
FOR
HsUfT
Furnished
apartment
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FOR
RENT
Furnished
suites,
two
and
five
rooms.
Phone
Mussal
lem
Grocery.
it
ro
HBvT-WjOO
a
month
puts
a
piano
m
your
honte.
Walker's
Music
Store.
RENT
Five
roomed
flat,
va-
pant.
Julw
1
Summit
Aiurtmonfi
Phone
Blue
345.
tf
RENT
Partly
furnished
modern
house,
all
newly
decorated
Inside.
Close
to
two
schools.
Apply
S.
B.
Thomson,
Phone
150.
191
U,J"'
miuiwwu
BOARD
and
Room.
Phone
Black
707.
j
BOARD
residence,
week
or
month,
for
terms
apply
The
Inlander.
;
Phone
137.
lm-15,
SECOXU-IIAND
DEALERS
New
and
Second-Hand
Goods
B
Wight,
Sold
or
Exchanged
W.
H.
Montgomery
Avenue
Phone
Mae
339
STEAM
BATHS
6tb
Street
Phone
Black
76t
Oppsisite
Prince
Hupert
Hotel
LadiM
fram
2
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
Gents,
from
..
10
.a.m.
to
10
pjn.
lhrareiinc
Kvnc
uutwioiuw
uaufo.
WALLPAPERS
PAINTS
Window
Glass
Picture
Frame
.Mouldings
IK
I)
AVENUE
-
TIIONE
2
SpTrella
Service
Supporting
Garments
made
to
naee:
vour
Deraonal
needs.
mrs.
isbell,
peters
Resident
Conettere
Phone
Red
10J
C.
M.
I1RYANT
A.
II.
S.
M.
Eng.
ASSAY
OFFICE
Results
guaranteed
and
returned
by
next
mail.
Stewart
British
Columbia
Ja&fte
Lino
Rugs
'
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices
JDfcWU
FEW
LB
IT
Before
purchasing
a
Vacuum
cleaner
see
the
Air-Way
Sanitary
system,
no
filthy
bags
to
empty
several
other
features
that
no
other
cleaner
on
the
mar
ret
nas.
pjve
years
guarantee.
Maclvenzic's
Furniture
FATHER
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
New
'
linker
built
cedar
rowboats
$30
up.
Lindsay's
Boat
Worlss,
842
Powell
Street,
Vancouver.
tf
T
'FOR
SALE
Fine
5-room
house
4th
Avenue
Bait
First-class
condition,
newly
papered,
fully
modern.
Two
bed
rooms.
Fire
place.
Wired
for
electric
stove,
$4,000.
Terms.
Apply
McCaffery,
Gibbons
&
Collart,
Limited.
197
FOR
SALE
.
An
8-roomed
house
with
6
bedrooms,
in
live
town
and
doing:
good
boarding
house
business.
Ill-health
compete
owner
to
sell
for
$1100.00
cash
as
going
concern
16
boarders.
M.
31.
STEPHENS
&
Co.
LTD.
To
Whom
it
may
concern:
This
is
to
warn
any
party
or
parties
cratetrrphrting
purchasing
or
chartcrtn
gasoline
launch
"Billl-
ikenW
No
12es44
now
ln
vrince
rtuperi,
ux;.,
mai
way
win,
,nave
to
oeai
airecx
witn
ine
owner
j
H.
II.
Hogan,
Bella
Bella,
B.C.
The
i
authority
of
any
agent
to
sell
or
charter
said
gasoline
launch
has
this
day
been
withdrawn.
H.
HOGAN,
tf
Bella
Bella,
B.C.
CHIROPRACTIC
V.
C.
ASPINALL
(Chiropractor)
fl
St
7
Exchange
Blk.
(Opp.
Orme's)
Sunshine
and
Rtd
Ray
Treatments
Nervous,
Female
and
Child
rvns'
Diseases
Specially
Treated
Phone
Green
241
AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
We
buy.
dt
exchanae
any
kind
furniture
household
B.uia
ui
of
""'"
"'
"
or
.
goods,
musical
instruments
ma-
chlnerv
etc
General
reDalrs.
orating,
pacKing
ana
snipping.
Wcrkmansliip
guaranteed.
Just
phone
Black
130
and
we
will
call.
G.
J.
DAWES,
Auctioneer
Federal
Block.
tf
PHOTO
FINISHING
BV
EXPERTS
Scud
vour
Film
and
Photo
Work
To
Vrntlutll
Photo
Finishing
Prince
Rupert,
It.C.
Quality
Guaranteed.
Price
Reasonable
tifiiny'jyi
7tr
i
r
TViwmt
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
01
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlne.
CNJl.
TRAINS
From
East
DaBy,
except
Tuesday,
13.30
noon.
Ffcr
East
Dally,
except
Sunday.
1
p
m
SITUATIONS
VACANT
EARN
money
now
taking
orders
for
Personal
Christmas
Greeting
Cards.
Finest
line
ever
shown.
Easy
to
sell.
Write
for
partlCU
j
tends
to
apply'
to
the
Liquor
Control
lars.
Regal
Art
Co.,
310
SpadlmB0n-
Vra
Ave..
Toronto.
tf
of
tha
premise
known
a
th
"PORT
'
I
CLEMENTS
HOTSX,"
situate
at
Pnrr
AGENTS
WANTED
AGENTS
Make
big
money
selllrrj
"Cigamat"
the
new
cigarette
vending
machine
for
automobiles.
Every
motorist
buy
on(
sight.
Send
for
demonstrator
and
sale
particulars.
MJJS.
Specialty
Mfg.
&
Sales
Limited,
137
Wellington
St.
W.,
Toronto,
Ont.
197
SITUATIONS
WANTED
THOROUGHLY
experienced
Bind
.
.
,
.
ery
ery
Girl
Girl
se
seeks
position.
Box
n
Daily
News.
202
IBUUIII
DUD
X
"
IXlflV
Call
Ul
t
lit
'
"I
i
'
34,,ea,t
ot
Lot
334t.
swindle
island.
SALVAGE
ANt
TOWING
,
-
ii
it's
on
or
unaer
tne
water
we
do
it."
p
Cl,,n
PrM
iA
aciric
oatvage
0
Vo.
1-T.a.
Fully
Equipped
for
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Boats
and
Scows
of
all
descriptions
for
Charter
Row
Boats
and
Canoes
for
Hire
Bargains
ln
Gas
Engines
Agents
for
EASTIIOPE
ENGINES
Northern
B.C.
Distributors
Coolidge
Propellers
Sand
and
Gravel
in
any
quantity.
delivered
anywhere
by
water
Phone,
Day
or
Night
5C1
P.O.
Box
1564
DrivurselfTaxi
Why
not
enjoy
a
nice
drive
this
evening
or
tomorrow?
-,
.
.
,
.
ii
youKUjuui,
uiivo
now,
wny
nu
learn?
xnere
u
oe
a
aay
wnen
you
u
Lch
vmi
yu
rnnlH
coma.
I
We
will
teach
you.
Our
charges
'
are
reasonable.
Walker
Motor
Co.,
Ltd.
Distributors
of
CHRYSLER
and
PLYMOUTH
CARS
Hunt's
Furniture
&
Upholstry
"The
Store
of
Quality"
Complete
House
Furnishings
Terms
Arranged
G.
M.
HUNT
Third
Avenue,
Phone
Red
637-
A
RIG
OPPORTUNITY
for
those
who
want
Tailor
Made
Suits
See
our
windows
for
special
low
prices.
Regular
Prices
Reduced
$5.00
to
$15.00
Finest
quality
and
latest
patterns.
Come
In
ard
see
us
today
before
It
Is
too
late.
SUITS
Special
order
complete
and
finished
ln
three
days.
See
Ling
the
Cutter
Ling,
the
Tailor
Second
Avenue
Phone
C49
"OOVEKNMENT
MQl'OR
ACT"
Notice
of
Application
for
Consent
to
Transfer
of
I
leer
Lleenee
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
at
tha
expiration
of
(our
wceka
from
the
first
mihllfjitton
hrAAf
t.ha
underalffned
In-
ClernenU
B.C..
on
the
lands
described
as
Lot
7,
8
and
9,
Block
47,
Dtstrtot
poslte
short,
there
westerly,
southerly
Lot
746,
Queen
Charlotte
District,
Plan
I
and
Easterly
along
High
Water
Mark
1079.
from
Herbert
Hampton.
Oaetano
,
to
point
of
commencement
and
encloa-Clccone
and
Theodore
Mosconl
to
John
j
log
the
bay
and
containing
13
acres
Pyper.
Dated
this
8th
day
of
August,
19S0.
JOHN
PTPBB,
ApfileAnt.
RANGE
3
COAST
DISTRICT
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rusert
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Richard
Walter
Underbill
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
Acoun-
tant.
Intends
to
apply
for
perm;s-,:i:n
t"
'
lease
the
following
described
fov
shcre
'
land:--Commencing
st
a
pc
t
planted
at
High
Water
Mark
abr.ut
1-2
m!!
I
thence
south,
5
chains
to
inland,
thence
east
7
chains
to
shore,
tbenco
northerly
westerly
and
southerly
along
High
Water
Mark
to
point
of
eemmsnoe-ment
and
containing
20
acres
more
or
less.
Dated
July
5th.
1940.
Richard
Walter
Underbill.
June
T.
Underfill!.
Agent.
RANGE
3
COAST
DISTRICT
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Edward
Underbill
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
Engineer.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
frilOTlng
described
foreshore
lnds:
Miammm
as
post
piantea
tne
west
end
at
small
hay
about
1
1-3
miles
south
and
2
mile
east
of
the
south
east
corner
of
Lot
33S
Ssin(U
Island,
thence
south
east
20
chains,
t
east
ea-traee
to
bay,
tbenoe
easterly.
northr-ly
and
wetterry
asang
High
Water
Itsrk
to
pelnt
of
eonUBexiceaMn
and
talnlng
30
sere
mate
or
less
Dated
July
4th,
1930,
John
Bdward
UndortUl.
James
T".
Usrterhll).
Aejer.t.
RANOE
3
COAST
DISTRICT
Reoordlag
District
of
Prince
Rupert
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Norman
Hill
CI
Vancouver,
B.C..
Clerk,
intend
to
apply
for
peHntsiop
to
lease
the
follow
I
WK
uemm
lunwif
imw-wvu1
meneliig
at
a
bom
planks
on
the
Ruth
i
snore
i
owmaie
lamna
anout
w
cnam
south
and
100
chalne
we.-,:
of
th.-
south
wet
corner
of
sst
thence
wertriy
along
High
water
Mark
about
240
ehni.u
to
a
point
behind
Double
Island,
tbenee
3
chain
more
or
less
to
Low
Water
Mark,
thence
fattertr
along
Low,
Water
Mark,
thence
north
to
point
of
commencement
and
enclosing
all
tidal
flutx
and
lagoons
and
containing
iso
acr-:.
more
or
leas.
Dated
July
fitfek
19S0.
Norman
Hill
James
T.
Uaderhill.
Agent
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT".
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOB
BESR
LICENCE
NOTICE
IS
HBRCBT
OIVSTN
that,
on
the
21st
day
of
August
next,
the
undersigned
intend
to
apply
te
the
Lkiuoy
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
rsapacl
of
premise
being
part
ot
the
buUdlng
knowi
a
Seal
Cov
Hotel,
altuate
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
ln
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
land
described
as
all
that
portion
of
Waterfiont
Btoek
"I"
Bay
of
Prince
Rupert,
Ctty
of
PrMo
Rusert.
Province
of
BrltUh
Corumbla,
Map
9SS,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reft
1st
ration
District,
and
being
more
particularly
described
as
follows:
"Commencing
at
a
point
wbieh
Me
ln
a
straight
line
bearing
aorta
OS
de;.,
28
ft.,
B
In.
last
distance
of
787.20
feet
from
the
centre
of
slrde
a
shown
on
said
Plan
92S.
Section
1,
thence
south
S
deg..
35
ft..
15
Ins.
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83
deg.
M
rt..
Stma.
Mat
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
o
det.
Sin.
25
las.
West
a
aia.
U
nee
of
60
ft.
to
a
point,
thence
South
83
deg.,
24R
31
In.
West
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
oomaiiic
ment
for
the
1
of
beer
by
the
glees
or
by
the
c-pen
bottle
tor
oonsumpUoa
on
the
pr
em
free.
Dated
this
sand
day
of
July,
190,
II.
A
DOJ.
Applicant
RANGE
3
COAST
DISTRICT
Recording
Dlstriet
of
Prince
Rupert.
TAKB
NOTICE
that
Frederic
Clare
Underbill
of
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Land
Surveyor,
Intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
following
described
foreshore
lands:
Commencing
at
a
port
planted
on
the
South
shore
of
small
bay
on
North
End
of
Price
Island
about
2
miles
south
and
1
mile
east
of
the
south
east
corner
of
Lot
336,
Schooner
i
Psnage,
thence
North
40
chains
to
op-
more
or
less.
Dated
July
4th.
1930.
Frederic
Clare
Underbill,
James
T.
Underbill,
Agent.
RANOS
S
COAST
DISTRICT
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
PAKE
NOTICE
that
Frederick
Russell
Bnrtlctt
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
Secretary,
intends
to
apply
for
permlwtcn
to
lease
tr
following
described
foreshore
Unds:-
Commend)!"
at
a
nost
n
Inn
ted
jn
the
south
shore
of
Swlrrllo
Island
about
20
chains
south
and
100
chains
.vest
of
the
south
west
enrner
of
Lot
335.
thence
easterly
and
northerly
along
!Ugb
Water
Mark
to
tu
south
west
corner
ef
Lot
335.
thence
to
Low
Water
Mark,
thence
southerly
and
westerly
along
Low
Water
Mark,
thence
lorth
3
chains
to
point.
of
commence-tneat,
ant
enclosing
all
tidal
flats
and
!agoon.
and
containing
80
acres
more
or
less.
Dated
July
6th.
1930.
Frederick
Rustell
Battlett.
Jam.s
T.
Underbill,
Agent.
DEPARTMENT
OK
Pl'ISLIC
WOItKH
XoMee
to
rontroctora
llMtun
Krhool
SCALED
TENDERS,
endorsed
"Tend'T
for
Houston
School"
wUl
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
up
to
12-
o'cteck
nooo
on
Monday
the
25th
day
ef
August.
1930.
for
th
Brect'on
nnd
completion
of
a
One
room
School
at
Houston
h
the
Omrneea
Dec
tend
District
B.C.
Plans.
Specification.
aoBtract,
nnd
forms
of
tender
may
b
seen
on
and
&fter
the
SOth
day
of
Ji'iy
1030
and
further
lnfomurttea
obtained
at
the
Departtacnt
of
Public
Work.
Parliament
BuUdlngs,
and
at
the
office?
of
'he
Government
Agents
at
Vancouver,
Prince
Ruoart
and
Smlthers.
andCu'.'d-
era
Exchange.
Vancouver,
copies
of
plans
i
.
n.ru.,1.,.
w.
.ui.
i
j
.'rem
the
DMrtrr.ent
on
payment
of
a
deposit
of
Ten
Dollar
(10.0O
which
wul
be
re
funded
return
of
the
plana,
etc.,
in
good
cOJMUtwui.
Tendtrs
will
he
opened
In
public
at
3.30
p.m.
on
Monday
the
25th
day
of
August
1930
at
the
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria.
The
lowest
c.-
any
Under
not
necessarily
accepted.
P.
PHILIP,
Chief
Engineer.
Department
of
Public
Work.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C.
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Brushes,
Paints,
Var-nMies.
Oils,
ralnters'
aad
Paperbanfers'
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