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From
Queen
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20
a.m.
For
Alaska
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p.m.
From
Alaska-November
3
and
21
p.m.
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Everybody
reads
the
Daily
News
There's
u
reason.-
The
tie-up
on
the
local
railway
line
on
account
of
high
water
damage
in
the
lower
Skeena
Valley
has
resulted
in
a
complete
cessation
of
deliveries
of
American
halibut
to
this
port.
Without
the
railway
service,
it
is
impossible
to
make
eastern
fresh
fish
shipments
and
regulations
governing
the
use
of
this
port
for
bonded
fish
shipments
bar
rhipments
south,
by
steamers
as
'
bqpded
carriers.
at
Prlnce
Rupert
brtngmg!
jn
174
Only
two
American
fishing
ves-
.
.
.
,
A
030
unAs
ln
e,ght
trlPs"
e
ls
sold
catches
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
week.
Landings
for
teP
ls
second
wUh
172,000
pounds
the
week"
were
exceptionally
light
hi
seven
trips
and
the
Sherman
at
a
total
of
only
140.000
pounds
of
third
with
147,500
pounds
in
ten
whicA
49,000
pounds
was
from
the
trips.
The
Visitor
has
landed
the
two
American
boats
and
91,000
greatest
number
of
trips
for
the
pounds
from
Canadian
vessels.
This
American
fleet,
having
returned
to
brought
the
landings
for
the
season
the
port
11
times
with
a
total
of
;up
to
a
grand
total
of
10,850,000
82,000
pounds.
The
Sherman
is
se-
pounds
as
compared
with
14,131.765
cond
with
ten
catches
and
a
total
Mnfnr
M
...
.
rwunds
at
a
corresDondlnn
date
in
of
147.500
nounrls
white
ih
nptfv
MOlorsmP
"ciunghara,
n
c
1934.
This
year's
Canadian
landings
ls
third
with
nine
trips
and
a
total
n.Z
"
J
Vf.
.
.
pl
v
up
to
yesterday
had
reached
a
to-
bf
125.500
pounds.
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1
?
,
"f
fJ
m.Kr'
tal
of
5,074.350
pounds
In
comparl-
-
f.a"
ZZu
Tt
'
son
with
5.855.765
pounds
last
year
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray
has
returned
to
m
h"
e
aZ
raUmJ
while
the
American
total
to
date
is
command
of
the
steamer
Princess
restored
5.7.76.300
pounds
as
against
8,276,-
Adelaide
on
the
Vancouver-Ocean
J
000
pounds.
Considering
that
all
Falls-Prince
Rupert
local
run
this
fish
landed
at
the
port
(during
the
week
aftir
having
been
skipper
week
went
into
cold
storage,
prices
during
the
past
se'ason
of
the
remained
at
a
fairly
satisfactory
Princess
Louise,
flagship
of
the
level.
Boats
lanriina
patches
and
comnanv's
Alaska
flt
ut
dav
bv
order
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
but
there
Is
Lighthouse
tender
Newington.
plenty
of
ground
in
which
the
wh,ch
has
been
at
the
local
dry
II
larger
boats
of
both
the
American
QOCK
Slnce
October
8
for
annual
iVrO
HnPflnWri
and
Canadian
fleets
may
still
op-
-vhaul,
is
expected
to
be
out
j
t
erate.
There
ls
a
good
deal
of
the
t."a
reaav
resume
service
1
1935
season
ouota
ln
this
area
still
Thursday
of
next
week.
1
!
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U
I
TT-trrl
thnt
It
-111
I
nose
niio
Will
be
In
Charge
Of
probably
be
well
on
towards
the
Affair
to
be
Held
Later
in
end
of
the
year
before
It
ls
closed,
j
Month
For
Hospital
Fund
jthus
bringing
the
1935
season
to
j
V
'an
end.
Before
fishing
for
the
year
r
,
'is
closed.
It
Is
to
be
expected
that
The
following
'Committees
have
1935
will
have
made
a
better
show-been
named
in
connection
with
the
ing
than
at
present
In
comparison
fall
hoedown
dance
of
the
Prince
with
last
year
as
far
as
landings
Rupert
Gyro
Club
to
be
held
on
are
concerned.
The
1934
season
had
November
22
In
aid
of
the
Club's
closed
at
this
time,
the
quota
hav-hospltal
ward
fund:
,lng
been
reached.
Ganeral
chairman,
J.
E.
Morris.
The
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Parkvold,
j
Advertising
and
tickets,
J.
E.
is
now
leading
the
Canadian
fleet
jWlckett.
.for
the.
season
to
date
in
volume
Decorations
W.
M.
Watts.
D.
O.
'
of
fish
landlnes
at
Prince
Runert.
Borland,
J.
H.
Bulger
and
William
having
brought
In
224,000
pounds
In
Crulckshank.
-
,
eight
tirps.
The
Relief
Is
second
Music
C.
P.
Balagno.
with
172.500
pounds
ln
eleven
trips
Raffles
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
R.
D.
and
the
Cape
Beale
third
with
156.-Greggor,
C.
D.
Fyfe,
G.
A.
Hunter,
000
pounds
In
four
trips.
The
ereat-
!A.
J.
Webber,
William
Crulckshank,
est
number
of
trips
have
been
made
&.
j.
jaoour,
n.
L.
Freeman
and
by
the
Gony
twelve
for
a
total
Dr.
R.
G.
Lame.
icatrh
of
URRnn
w
i
-
-
jjuuuwu,
liar-
Refreshments
C.
C.
Mills
and
Ing
completed
eleven
trbs
are'
ur.
h.
O.
Jonnsen.
.Mother
TT.
112
snn
nnnnti
tjoii.f
Cashier
C.
W.
Dawson.
Master
of
Ceremonies
W.
H.
Tobey.
Door
Frank
Dibb,
H.
S.
Mea
dows.
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
and
M.
A.
Burbank.
I
fvvw
puiiMUVi
Will.
1
172,500
pounds;
Unome.
108.000
pounds;
Vera
Beatrice.
108.000
pounds.
For
the
American
fleet,
the
Tahoma
has
landed
the
most
fish
Box
Chocolates
A
fresh
shipment
of
Box.
Chocolates
Just
In
at
reasonable
prices.
We
guarantee
them
fresh.
Make
our
store
your
headquarters
for
them.
Our.
wide
range
of'
variety
will
make
It
easy
for
you
to
find
what
you
are
looking
for.
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and
Cream
always
on
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and
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Cooler.
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Tobaccos
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NoTember
i,
BRITAIN
RUSHES
DEFENCES
TO
EGYPT
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LIBYA
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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
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LAST
SHOWl.V(.s
Landings
of
American
Halibut
Virtually
Cease
Owing
to
Railway
Tie-upFew
Boats
in
This
Warner
Bros'
Nw
and
Week
Individual
Records
For
Season
Different
Tropical
Musical
'In
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Glenda
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oar
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.
designations.
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rveus
ha:
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nnces
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dunnc
the
wee
were
as
monm
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annual
vara
nn
r
it
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iuvumuh
w.btt
wajji,
ii,
become
Bunclody
and
kh
Canadian-Capella,24.000
pounds.
Andsrson
again
coming
out
as'countv
ls
now
Offalv
7c
and
6c;
Clipper
II.
12,000.
7c
and
master
of
the
Adelaide.
Purser
Ar-1
6:;
Johanna.
12.000.
7.4c
and
6c;
thur
Graves
returned
to
his
duties
Melville.
28.000,
7.1c
and
6c;
Pair
aboard
the
Adelaide
this
trip
after
,
Mf
of
Jacks.
7.6c
and
6c;
Prosperity
A.,
having
been
ashore
ln
Vancouver
j
'
J
z.ouu.
7.bc
ana
tc;
Teeny
Miuy.
a,-
on
annual
vacation.
i
000,
7.7c
and
6c;
Viking.
3,500,
8.1c
j
and
6c.
Union
steamer
Cardcna.
Capt.
J.
j
American
Atlas,
37.000,
8c
and
&
Boden,
arrived
in
port
on
good
I
6c;
Sherman.
12,000.
8.1c
and
6:.
'
t'me
at
5:30
last
evening
from
the
i
Certain
spawning
grounds
In
uth
and
sailed
at
12
'midnight
on
Area
No.
3
have
been
closed
to
fish-
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
ing
lor
tne
season
as
rrom
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