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DAILY
EDITION
WAR
FIGURE
PASSES
The
death
of
General
Joff
re
of
France
removes
another
of
the
outstanding
war
figures
on
whom
so
much
depen-
ded
only
d
few
years
ago.
Joff
re
was
undoubtedly
a
great
man
who
did
a
great
work
in
the
war.
His
work
done
he
was
replaced
immediately
and
someone
else
carried
on.
It
is
just
the
same
throughout
life.
Each
does
his
bit,
sometimes
unwittingly
and
sometimes
the
result
of
delib-
erate
intention.
It
was
Joffre
who
won
the
War,
for
had
he
not
done
his
part
the
rest
would
have
been
useless.
A
HUGE
SCHEME
The
stabilizing
of
the
price
of
silver
through
the
settle-
ment
of
conditions
in
China
looks
like
a
very
large
scheme
but
it
is
not
impossible.
With
China
once
more
in
a
settled
condition
and
the
price
of
silver
up,
there
would
be
a
much
better
prospect
for
improvement
m
Northern
and
Central
PvU.-oli
rvinmkn
w
ol,nll
nil
f,nw4
e
vuu.uu.
ecu
more
of
the
scheme.
i
1
,
.
IS
MAKING
GOOD
,
When
the
McB
ride
coVernment
undertook
to
olace
the
management
of
the
forests
of
B.
C.
on
a
scientific
basis
they
looked
round
for
a
good
man
to
undertake
the
work,
At
that
time
there
were
not
many
foresters
in
Canada
so
then
McBride
went
to
the
United
States
and
picked
out
young
H.
R.
McMillan
and
placed
him
in
charge.
McMillan
had
a
great
head
for
figures
and
his
memory
for
facts
was
wonderful.
He
hadthedouble
work
ahead
of
him
of
onranizin.fr
the
denartment
and
spllino-
the
Mpa
nf
scientific
forestry
to
the
people
of
the
province.
He
did
both
and
when
he
finally
handed
over
the
office
of
chief
forester
to
his
successor
it
was
a
going
concern
and
vine
approved
by
the
people.
Since
then
Mr.-
McMillan
has
been
nrominent
in
rnm-
mercial
life.
He
is
a-half
owner
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
PrTOny,is
Presiient
an,d
general
manager
of
the
H.
R.
McMillan
Export
Co.
and
also
is
head
of
a
shipping
cor-
cern
operating
irom
Vancouver.
The
Daily
News
congratulates
Mr.
McMillan
on
his
appointment
to
the
directorate
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
He
will
undoubtedly
add
force
to
the
management
along
with
sound
business
judgment.
KINCOLITH
!
ELECTION
Henry
Smart
Is
Chosenfjhief
Councilor
Public
inaugural
Is
Held
w.
KINCOLITH,
Jan.
5:-The
Kin-coll
th
town
council
for
1931
wac
elected
last
week
with.VY.
E.
Collison,
Indian
Agent
for
tfie
Naas
and
Skoana
Rivers,
prwiqirjg.
Chief
Councillor,
flenry
Smart;
Isaac
Watts,
Walter
lialdane,
Joseph
Latimer,
Robert
Qtewart,
Bllas
Maxwell
and
Richard
Morgan,
members.
Secretary,
William
Oeorge
Barton.
With
the
approval
of
the
Dominion
police,
the
following
police
fore.'
was
formed,
Chief
Cecil
Barton,
Constables,
Richard
Watts.
Herbert
Haldane,
Albert
Moore
und
Ernest
Angus.
On
Wednesday,
December
24,
the
new
council
was
Introduced
to
the
public
at
a
ceremony
which
was
attended
by
all
the
people
of
Klncol-'
lh,
also
the
three
white
officers,
Rev.
O.
Thome,
Dr.
D.
Macdonald
and
.Dominion
Constable
E.
G
Newnham.
i
Mrf
Smart
introduced
the
council
and
fcpoke
at
length
on
the
plans
!
!
for
the
coming
year.
Rev,
O.
Thome
!
talked
of
the
church
and
said
that
the
church
was
always
on
the
side
:
agate
line
.
insertiofn
Jvl
1.00
per
month
50
S?
Monday,
January
5,
1931.
iuuxv
luinmu
w
cai.jiK
Gets
New
Post
Forty
years
of
railroad
experience
nave
singularly
fitted
George
Hodge,
ostUtant
sceneral
manager
Eastern
Lines,
for
the
post
of
manager
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
new
Department
of
Personnel.
He
is
one
of
the
best
known
and
most
popular
railway
executives
on
the
American
continent,
has
heen
the
company's
spokesman
In
labor
matters
on
a
number
of
Important
occasions,
and
won
unstinted
praise
for
his
able
presentation
of
the
situation
at
the
time
of
the
Mc-Adoo
award-
He
Is
a
ilontrealer,
and
has,
with
the
exception
of
a
year
In
London,
Ont
as
divisional
superintendent,
always
had
his
headquarters
la
that
city.
of
the
government.
Dr.
Macdonald
!-
1
'
------
1
talked
briefly
on
the
Christmas
j
right
way.
The
rest
of
the
evening
festivities
and
Mr.
Newnham
spoke
was
occupied
with
music
and
re-on
the
meaning
of
the
oath
of
al-,
f
reshments.
leglance.
the
Importance
of
doing
Immediately
after
Christmas
one's
Job
In
face
of
difficult
trou-1
Newnham
was
called
away
from
bles
and
the
value
to
Canada,
also
Kincollth
owing
to
serious
trouble
the
Drltlsh
Empire,
of
the
man
who
breaking
out
among
the
Indians
at
always
played
the
game
In
-the
1
Alyansh,
The
Letter
Box
DOUBLE
TAXATION
Editor,
Daily
News:
j
m
It
was
with
much
surprise
thatlj
learned
in
your
editorial
Jast
Saturday
of
your
attlHidetowards
tax-
(j.OQjation
or
buildings
in
your
city,
as
7.50
I
was
under
the
impression
that
this
matter
was
brought
to
a
show
3.00
i
down
at
an
election
about
six
years
J5
'
ago,
when
for
some
reason
or
other
230
!
the
same
subject
was
in
the
air,
and
25
'
was
m?de
an
election
Issue,
but
was
I'rt!
so
severely
condemned,
that
one
Qg'wouia
scarcely
expect,
10
near
ui
ib
;
f
Bain,
wunoui
some
great,
cnange
in
our
city
development
conditions
havine
taken
Dlace.
that
would
warrant,
cringing
uie
mauer
ror-ward
again.
The
imposition
of
such
a
tax
would
be
the
most
retrograde
step
that
this
city
has
ever
taken,
It
;
would
mean
a
bar
to
progress,
It
i
would
mean
that
we
would
never
!
have
anything
better
than
a
shack-
jtown
business
section,
for
who
Is
I
going
to
pull
down
their
old
bulld-
on
ri
Avhenue
b$eens
now
beS
and
repaid
by
substantial
ones,
knowing
full;
well
that
on
every
dollar
they
spendjthey
are
going
to
be
taxed.
Anyone
who
s
e?er
buU'
themselves
a
fiome
7
than
in
any
other
coast
city.,
then
ydu
suggest
aggravating
this
and
i
incidentally
penalizing
progress,
by
(imposing
a
building
tax.
r
Jda
caendTelSon
0I
a
building
tax
will
not
reduce
taxes
otherwise
(as
tmr
history
has
proven
that
an
councils
get
away
a"
e
money
they
can
i
raise)
but
will
make
it
ranch
harder
lot
those
who
are
already
paying
heavy
taxes
on
their
property,
and
struggling
with
Instalments
of
mortgages
and.
interest
on
them.
Then
again
how
is
the
renter
going
to
get
off.
He
also
Is
going
to
feel
such
a
tax
quite
heavily,
because
all
the
landlord
win
do,
if
the
double
tax
is
inflicted,
will
just
be
to
raise
the
rents,
and
again
the
renter
will
have
to
the
p1
Should
Use
Genius
Prince
Rupert
tax-payers
have
ben
vy
generous
in
the
past,
wnlcn
Proven
bv
tne
way
tne
re
lief
by
laws
were
put
over
(which
will
already
mean
about
a
three
mill
higher
tax
rate
this
year)
but
even
a
worm
can
turn.
There
is
a
limit,
to
everything.
The
levying
of
too
many
taxes
brought
on
the
oSach"
ana'Sy
other
world
catastrophies.
if
the
council
is
in
a
comer,
it
is
their
duty
to
finance
Uiemselves
out
of
It,
by
using
their
genius
In
some
manner,
rather
than
following
the
course
of
least
resistance
by
passing
the
"buck"
and
levying
a
double
lax.
What
would
an
employee
look
like,
after
overspending
himself
and
going
to
his
employer
saying:
'I
have
spent
more
than
my
pay,
therefore
you
must
pay
me
more
wages."
The
council
should
do
like
the
wage
earner
does,
cut
the
garment
according
to
the
cloth,
and
get
our
city
on
the
basis
to
which
it
belongs.
It
started
out
21
years
ago
with
Seattle
Ideas,
but
the
time
Is
here,
and
has
been
long
ago,
when
it
should
be
run
on
the
line
of
a
city
it
actually
is.
The
imposing
of
a
double
tax
Is
a
very
serious
matter,
and
should
not
be
done
without
the
elector's
sane-'Ion.
therefore
no
sitting
alderman
has
a
right
to
retain
his
seat,
if
it
is
his
Intention
to
support
a
building
tax
this
year,
if
such
Is
his
Intention,
and
he
Is
honest
to
the
electors,
he
will
resign,
declare
himself,
and
run
again
for
office.
Thin
End
of
Wedge
No
matter
how
small
the
percentage
taxed
upon,
It
Is
a
getting
in
of
the
thin
end
of
the
wedge,
and
In
a
few
years,
our
taxes
can
easily
be
four
or
five
times
as
heavy
as
they
are,
If
such
a
system
is
allowed
to
be
instituted,
which
although
applicable
In
older,
fuller
and
more
evenly
developed
cities,
would
be
absolutely
out
of
place
here,
and
a
most
serious
setback
to
our
development,
a
hard
blow
to
the
building
trades,
and
In
fact
to
every
kind
of
business
to
some
degree.
If
necessary,
It
would
be
better
to
have
a
slightly
higher
mill
rate
than
allow
the
double
tax
to
become
established
in
Prince
Rupert,
until
such
times
at
least
as
our
business
sec
tlon
Instead
of
being
composed
of
the
shack-like
premises
existing,
Is
composed
of
dignified
buildings
In
keeping
with
the
good
appearance
of
our
residential
sections.
What
makes
It
more
surprising
that
you
should
take
up
the
cudgels
for
double
taxation,
Is
the
fact
that,
coming
here
from
Victoria,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Despite
Depression,
Mining
In
Interior
Had
Some
Development
During
1930,
Opening
Up
Coal
.
,ui
.1
;
-..
-
'
"
:
-uiiii
i
(By
L.
S.
McOill)
.
Omineca
Mining
Division
has
a
year
to
look
back
Upon
which
is
not
without
its
favorable
features
despite
many
difficulties.
The
outstanding
item
of
progress
in
the
closing
months
of
the
year
has
been
the
opening
of
the
Goat
Creek
coal
mine
nf
the
B.
C.
Coal
&
Land
Co.,
by
Frank
M.
Dockrill
of
Telkwa.
The
mine
is
seven,
miles
from
the
railway
at
Telkwa
and
the
output'
is
hauled
to
that
shipping
point
In
iff
f
yirt
i
rr
motor
trucks.
In
the
last
three
!
I
-3
1
4
ft
I
months
of
1930
the
road
has
been
'
4
A
jreatly
lrrtproved,
new
camps
and
coal
bunkers
have
been
constructed,
and
actual
mining
of
coal
commenced.
The
product
is
a
high
quality
household
and
heating
coal
which
Is
sold
to
points
along
the
railway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
George.
Seven
cars
were
shipped
HAZELTON,
Jan.
5:
A
very
lm-during
the
month
of
December
rrtant
event
took
place
at
Kit-while
Smlthers,
Telkwa
and
close
Wanga
recently
when
Amos
Wll-by
places
In
Bulkley
Valley
have
jlams
nis
a8
successor
to
their
supplies
delivered
to
the
door,nls
grandfather
and
Is
now
"Chief
by
motor
truck.
Demand
for
the
Marlie."
'
coal
exceeds
present
production
as
A
feast
TOS
given
in
honor
of
It
has
been
found
a
superior
coal
to
-nief
Marl)e
on
tne
f
lrgt
nignt
wnen
any
that
has
been
shipped
Into
tne
chlefs
oi
Kltwancool,
Kitze-BulkleyTalley
from
outside
points.
gucia
and
Kltwanga
with
numbers
Stuart
P.
Campbell
and
Grover
nf
natives
from
the
leading
Indian
E.
Loveless
are
carrying
on
active
reservations
on
the
Skeena
met
in
development
throughout
the
winter
tne
new
han
at
Ritwanga.
on
their
gold-bismuth
showings
at
The
band
of
Kltwanga
gave
several
the
Glacier
Gulch,
five
miles
from
:nuieal
selections
and
a
number
of
Smlthers
and
only
two
miles
from
rndians,
adorned
In
ancient
and
Lake
Kathlyn
station.
Good
results
ouaint
costumes,
Imitated
the
old-tre
said
to
be
gained
from
the
work
,;me
Indian
dance.
The
proceedings
so
far
done.
closed
in
a
very
orderly
fashion
at
Emerald
and
Glacier
groups,
on
aoout
9:30
pjn.
Sweehey
Mountain
in
the
Slbola
The
iarge
hall
was
again
filled
the
Section,
which
are
under
option
to
next
afternoon
when
the
festlvi-
!the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelt-
ing
Co.
of
Canada,
still
have
a
few
aixi.
Every
available
seat
was
men
working
on
exploratory
work,
occupied.
The
proceedings
were
Improvement
and
extension
of
wr)ed
with
the
National
Anthem
terms
on
the
options
have
been
and
at
4
0-cioc
Rev.
t.
H.
Wright
granted
by
the
locally
resident
own-
BJV
of
tn.
united
Church,
Hazel-ers-
ton,
who
was
In
the
village
waiting
Placer
bperatlons
in
the
Manson
for
the
train
for
Hazelton,
was
re-Creek
and
Omineca
River
sections
quested
by
the
committee
In
charge
proceeded
throughout
the
summer
to
give
the
Draver
of
consecration,
season
and
are
getting
ready
to
re-
Mr
wrleht
stated
that
It
was
an
sume
early
In
the
spring.
W.
M.
unexpected
pleasure
to
be
present
Ogllvle
of
Ottawa,
one
of
the
prin-
at
the
installation
of
a
new
chief,
clpal
operators,
was
hi
Smlthers
on
ue
nad
kn0Wn
Amos
Williams
for
mining
business
last
week.
three
years
when
he
and
his
fam-
Cronln
mine
has
a
small
crew
ny
reaided
at
Meanskinisht.
where
Working
through
the
winter,
with
they
were
supporters
of
the
United
Oeorge
McBean
in
charge.
The
Cro-
church.
Mr.
Wright
considered
Am-bin
estate
now
controls
the
opera-
m
Williams
a
worthy
man
to
be
tlon.
Work
on
the
Lorraine
Copper
sij-
ver
Mines
Ltd.
In
the
Bablne
Range
and
on
the
Bablne
Silver
King
pro-
periy,
now
cwnea
oy
me
umineca
Sliver
Klng,Minmg
co.
Ltd.
(N.
p.
L).
was
carried
out
with
results
re-
ported
to
be
good
but
has
now
been
closed
down
by
the
owners
until
the
coming
of
spring
weather.
It
is
anticipated
that
W.
R.
Wilson
et
sons
will
carry
on
worn
aunng
the
coming
season
on
claims
held
Dy
tnem
near
tne
neaowaters
oi
;
Firilay
River,
and
also
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
mining
groups
op-
Honed
to
them.
The
situation
in
regard
to
the
Owen
Lake
properties
has
been
;
somewhat
obscure
since
the
death
01
Frank
H.
Taylor
last
April.
It
was
nis
enterprise
and
initiative
that
had
been
responsible
for
dir-
ectlng
the
attention
of
mining
men
,
from
all
parts
of
the
continent
to
the
showings
there.
Financial
dif
fl-
j
cultles
confronting
the
company,
and
lack
of
any
one
to
step
Into
1
iayiura
ptace
iiaj
now
uruusm
about
proceedings
to
liquidate
the
j
company.
Heenan
and
Matheson
are
still
going
ahead
on
the
Golden
Eagle
property
at
Topley,
owned
by
them,
on
which
remarkably
good
silver-lead
showings
have
been
shown
up
since
the
Topley
Silver
Mines
Ltd.
failed
to
carry
out
its
option.
Any
:
revival
6f
sliver-lead
prices
should!
enable
the
owners
to
develop
with-
j
out
aid
of
capital,
by
the
making
of
shipments
got
out
by
hand.
RETURNS
FROM
VANCOUVER
F.
L.
Raccy,
who
has
been
office
manager
here,
for
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
during
.local
construction
work,
returned
to
the
2ity
oh
the
Catala
yesterday
after
noon
after
spending
Christmas
and
new
xcar
s
in
Vancouver,
ivir.
a-cey
will
be
leaving
here
soon
for
his
headquarters
In
Montreal,
travelling
via
San
Francisco,
the
Panama
Cans.'
3
id
New
York.
you
araawfiV?
oljtiio
havoc,
and
dls-1
aster
yoiible
'taxation
wrought
there,
when
not
only
vacant
lots
i
went
to
tax
sale,
but
many
good
re-1
sidences
as
well,
and
were
other-1
wise
so
cheap,
that
farmers
fromnoon
from
Vancouver,
where
he
the
prairie
provinces,
visiting
Vic-,ha
been
spending
the
past
couple
torla
for
a
few
winter
months,
f
months,
and
will
proceed
from
picked
homes
up
for
an
old
song,
here
to
Francois
Lake
where
he
finding
It
cheaper
to
buy
them
to
live
In
during
their
sojourn,
than
to
rent
rooms.
(Signed)
WORKWOMAN.
KFTWANGA
Amos
Williams
Succeeds
Ills
Grand
father
at
Head
of
Tribe
ties
of
the
Drevious
dav
were
con
honored
as
chief.
He
said:
"Every
chief
Would
be
wiser,
stronger
and
more
successful
when
his
actions
TOre
accompanied
by
the
blessing
cf
Almighty
God.
The
Great
Fath
er,
wno
had
made
the
towering
mountains,
the
flowing
rivers,
the
suni
moon
and
stars,
was
ready
to
co-operate
with
man
In
his
work,
and
it
was
moot
fitting
that
we
should
implore
His
aid
In
all
our
undertakings."
The
Installation
r8V-
ur
Wright,
robed
in
his
university
gown
and
hood,
march
.th
Amos
Williams
fo
an
open
ypa:e
in
the
centre
of
the
hall
and
5
krelt
while
the
blessing
of
(jod
wa
invoked.
Mr.
WrUht
nlac
0d
his
hand
upon
the
head
of
Chief
Marlie
and
prayed
that
the
Great
spirit
would
guide
and
support
him
m
au
his
undertakings.
This
part
of
thecrcmony
being
ended,
the
new
'chief
was
Introduced
and,
in
a
brief
address,
tluiiked
Mr.
Wright
for
hte
prince
and
help
In
the
Inau
guration
ceremonies.
outs
or
oeei,
sugar,
etc.,
were
then
distributed
to
the
vfslttng
guests.
The
chiefs
of
the
various
tribes
present
gave
brief
addresses
in
which
they
congratulated
the
new
chief
on
the
high
honor
conferred
upon
him.
They
also
gave
him
hearty
welcome
into
the
band
of
chiefs
and
expressed
the
wish
that
his
tenure
of
office
would
be
a
very
happy
and
successful
one.
The
total
exptnte
of
the
lnstal
latlon
were
$133
of
which
Chief
Marlie
contributed
$953.
The
remainder
was
subscribed
by
the
seven
chiefs
present
and
by
the
tribes
from
Kltwancool,
Kltzegucla
and
Kltwanga.
Chief
'
Marlie
(Amos
Williams)
seems
to
be
vwy
popular
and
dis
played
considerable
tact
in
carry-
lng
out
thc
various
functions
of
this
great
event.
Mrs.
Williams
su
perviscd
most
of
the
Interesting
program.
The
proceedings
coming
during
the
Christmas
festive
season
brought
considerable
Interest
and
Jv
into
the
lives
of
the
assembled
natives.
J-
Howard
Prlngle
arrived
In
the
n
the
Catala
yesterday
after-
.will
resume
his
duties
with
the
'Prince
Rupert
Logging
Co.
Mrs.
Prlngle
is
remaining
in
Vancouver
'lor
a
while.
Monday.
January
5,
19;ji
:!s0
'
StAf.-
s&T
Active,
growing
diildr
nrtd
'.
'
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'S'S
the
concentrated
nutrime,
t
nf
v;v;
prime
lean
beef
which
Cm
Vlt!
!lf0fff
vyfigCvi!'
provides
in
reidilyaMimiU
i
:e
IL
LUi
'it
j'jmM'&
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il
m'
f
lve'
,bem
reserve
fflTntfi?
tin'
mImW
J
'
"'rengto
nd
itamina,
K$5$t?3FL
"fcfwl
Servo
Oko"
ai
'
bouillr.n
jiter
mrkiStMm
chool
and
phy.
Add
it
to
the
fmrffM
A
JSmmSi
children"!
gravie,
tew
and
jPpr
PPPa
hashes,
and
see
them
grow
At
Yo,
Grocer's
Mi
II
In
6
oz.
16
oz.
butties'
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
General
Statement
t(A)i)
29th
November,
1930
LIABILITIES
Jplll
Slock
P.IJ
up
iS,M,tJ
Rntf
tt
mid
IJS.Mt.MN.M
lUlaiK
of
ProAft
carried
forwu-d
,.
4.IM.77S.29
lIJrnJ
Unclaimed
,
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S
tHililrnJ
No.
17J
la
1
1
J
per
annum),
pa
rati
I
IM
Drcrraber,
IvM
l.M.WM
DWnua
of
2.
parabklat
December,
lt
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,
.
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Deptialia
not
bearlna
Intereat
SISI,74!,M5.7t
Depoaltt
brarlnf
Inlareal,
Including
lolereal
Kauai
to
data
of
Statement
,
M1,M1,SM.J7
Total
Depoalta
feVS.StV.M4
t?
Note
of
the
Bank
In
escalation.........
M.7M.IJI.74
Adrancea
under
the
Finance
Act
It.ttt.tOt.M
Balance
due
to
other
Bank
In
Canada
l,153,47t.U
Balances
du
to
Banka
and
Banking
Correapondenit
ele
...
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hnl0nidai.
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Paabl
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Uabllltlra
not
Included
In
the
forefoln(
2U.IUM
Lattera
of
Credit
Outstanding
,
M.2ttt.tl
,
ASSETS
,
Gold
and
Subaldlar
Coin
on
hand
.
.
,
,
IJH.77I
,4l.4t
Onnilnlon
Notea
on
hand
,
i7.tie.Jht.JS
Depo.ll
In
the
Central
(iuld
Reaerteaii
t.ott.tnt
It
United
Slate
and
other
Foreign
Currenclaa,
,
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.
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Note
f
other
Canadian
Banka
,Ji,J.St
ISiequet
on
oilier
Banka
22,533
Stt37
Balance
dut
by
other
Banka
In
Canada
,
2344JI
Balance
du
be
Bunk
and
Banking
Cocreepondentt
cite-
here
than
In
Canada,
47.t44.41S
St
Dominion
and
Protlnclal
Gonrnment
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It
lee
(not
eiceedlng
market
ealuo)
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it
Canadian
Municipal
kerurllle
and
Brltlah,
rorelgn
and
(kilonlal
Public
Securities
other
than
OnaJlan
fnot
eteeedlng
market
value)
IS.7t4.127.CT
Rallaar
and
other
Bonda,
Debentures
and
Stock
(not
eteeedlng
mat
set
value)
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Call
and
Short
Inol
eteeedlng
thlrtj
day)
Loan
In
Canada
on
Bonda,
Debenture
and
Stocks
and
other
Serurltle
..of
a
uruclnt
marketable
ealuatucoeer
S7.tS3.224.il
Call
and
Short
(not
eteeedlng
thirty
day
Loans
elsewher
than
In
Cankda
oo
Bonds,
Debenture
and
Stock
and
other
Serurltle
of
a
sufficient
mat
krtable
value
to
cover
44,124,22.47
$J7,l2a.Ul.H
Current
Loan
nd
Discounts
In
Canada
lies
rtbale
of
latere.!)
after
making
full
provision
for
all
bad
and
doubtful
debt.
tlll.IIJ.tlS.4t
Currtnt
Loan
and
Discounts
c
Us
here
than
In
f'afnati
(lea
rebate
of
Intereat)
after
making
full
provision
lot
all
bad
and
doubtful
debta
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Uiana,
estimated
loss
provided
for
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5,".k.,mU1.'
mtir
than
cost,
lea
amount
written
off
ttlt7Mlt!.M
Heal
Estate
other
than
Bank
Premises.
.
,
,
,
,
,i
m
17
sa
Morigagea
on
Real
Kstate
aold
by
the
Bank
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ttJ
tl
Llablllile
of
(.ustomers
under
Utter
of
ldlt
a
per
contra.
JA,it,5
Hharea
of
and
Loan
to
Controlled
Companies
.
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J7
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JiTCJ'i,,h
,h
.M,?hiI
!or
f
rurp.e
of
th
Circulation
fund
1.7Mt.tt
Other
Aeoets
not
lixluded
In
th
forgolng
lts47.H
tMyiT,ltl.T
NOTE:
Tfc
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
(Fraara)
has
been
bvmrporated
wider
tb
Uwa
of
Krane.
t
eoaduet
th.
business
of
the
Bank
la
Pari,
tad
the
eU
tad
H.buiUe.
MTU
Hoyal
Bank
of
Canada
(Franc.)
an
Included
la
th
above
r.enerU
SuteiMnt,
II.
S.
HOLT.
C
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1ST
ILL,
k
W
WILSON
Pre.
Went
VlcPrrldeat
and
Managing
Director
"
General
Ma'nagrr
AUDITORS'
CERTIFICATE
TO
m
SaaaaHOtma,
Tlta
UcTL
Bank
or
CNn:
J.
aalo
tk
auoe
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of
IJabtilttes
tad
Aaveta
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wit)
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book,
aad
accounts
of
Tb.
Key.
I
Bank
of
Csn.d.
at
Head
Offlc.
and
llh
thned
reW
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the
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ni,
.nd
our
opinion
iiVSr
t
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!
lo.ou'
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properly
drsen
up
to
a.
to
dierl.ies
Ut
(rut
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of
tb
Bnk
ss
at
Stk
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IV
JO.
tod
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is
as
shown
by
th
book,
ofth
link.
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AND
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ACCOUNT
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at
Front
and
U
Account,
Mth
November,
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tit
is
P""ill?2.h!
"
"
management,
accrued
Interest
on
deposits,
full
proeUlon
for
all
bad
and
doubtful
debts
and
rbat
of
Interest
on
unmatured
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nt
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dnifgrfat
or
tloaWm.
fut
up
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by
Th
T.
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Cts
L(l,
Toronto,
Ont.
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