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AND LEASES.

ct—District of Coast,

 

&.
it il, Augustus W. Agnew,
B. OU. Civil engineer,
Porpelse Harbour Land
of Victoria, B. C. in-
permission to lease te
ed lands;
a post planted on the
nt on Porpoise Harbour
Coast district, thence
distant between Lot
island, thence easterly
lowing a Une equa- dis-
e bigh water mark of Lot
» Ligh water mark of Watson
ut on low water mark be-
nd Watson Island on Lake
! east to high water
westerly and southerly fol
waler ark fo point of com-

HAKBOUR LAND COMPANY,

 

 

   

 

 

gustus W. Agnew, Agent.
th, 1012,
» 1012.

District District of Coast,
Kange 6,

that I, Augustus W. Agnew,
; b c., civil engineer,
for Forpothe Harbour Land
- ictoria, B. C., in

[ permission to lease the
bed lands;

& post planted on the
point on Porpoise Harbour,
é Coast district, thence
‘ater mark, thence westerly

lowing low water mark

west of the southwest
i406, Range 6, Coast district,
to high water mark, thence
| Waler mark northerly and
it of commencement,
“HARBOUR LAND COMPANY,

 

Augustus W. Agnew, Agent.

th, 1012,
1912,

District—District of Coast,
Range &

Hat I, Augustus W, Agnew,
b. C., civil engineer,

 

, Of Victoria, B. C., in
permission to lease the
bed lands;
ig at & post planted on the
lark of Lot 446, Range 5,
‘t the mouth of Woif Creek
akc Walnright, thence west
tuark, thence northerly and
wing the low water mark
horth of the northeast cer-
‘io, Hange 5, Coast district,

outh to high water mark, jaence
southerly following high

point of Commencement.

, HARBOL R LAND COMPANY,

eustus W, Agnew, Agent.
th, 1912

"ADEE 8, 1919

MATTER OF the Land Registry

‘HE MATTER of an applica

sue of duplicate Certificates

hame of EDWIN G, RUSS-

‘lowing lands—namely, the
inter (S.W. 44) of Section

23), Townshin Twelve
've (5), Coast District; the
‘arter” (N.B, %) of Section
1 rownship Twelve (12),

. Coase District; the north-

(NE. 4) of Section Seven
Vest quarter (N.W, %) of
5), the southwest quarter
if Section Eighteen (18),
‘eH (14), and the northwest
Fownani 4%) Of Section Thirteen |
} he hip Twelve (412), all In
‘ve , Coast District; the west
OF Section Twenty- Six (26),
(12), Range Five i835

ot

 

the east half (E.

we nty thre
NW (23) nort boast

4) and east shat (E. 4)

 

Section Twe nty.

   

e
District; the northwest quarter

of Section Twenty-three (23),
Clve (12), Range Five (6),
and the northeast quarter

(Siwy Section Thirteen = (148),

 

riya Township Twelve

fe live (5), Coast District, all

i ne of British Columbia,

. ereny given that it is my

oad sue, one month after the
in on hereof, @ duplicate of
land. Of Title to the above
‘nds which Cartificates of

sued 'n the name of Edwin G,
‘ ‘ted the 28th day of July,
‘© 3rd day of November, 1905,
‘ud numbered 4 and 95,
WILLIAM BE, BURRITT,

Distriet Re eeistrar of Titles,
Y 4th, 190

such sale is made
f Section 346 of the

1906, in order

this 13th

r Porpoise Harbour Land |

east half
eight (28),
4) of Bec tion Thirty-three

CW ) and northeast
ction Thirty-four
(12), Range Five

quarter of Section

on Silversides Bros,

 

The up-to-date House Decora-
tors of Prince Rupert

Sign Writing..
Paper-Hanging
Our veeenes

WE ORIGINATE. OTHERS IMi-
TATE

2nd Street Phone 156 Green

 

 

-Church Services -

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services

 

"ry Sunday inthe
Chureh I at 11 am, and
Empress Tneatre at 730 p.m
Sunday School ut 2.36 p.m

REV. F. W. KERR, M.A., PASTOR

   

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MCINTYRE HALL, 38RD AVE., NEAR 6TH ST

Services every Sunday at ll

 

a.m, and 7.30 p.m Sunday
School 2.30 p.m Baraca
Bible Class 2.30 p.m

REV. W. H. McLEOD B.A B.D. Pastor

 

THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
SIXTH AVE. AND MUSGRAVE PLACE

Services very Sunday at 11

 

am, and 7,30 p.m Sunday
School at 2.30 p.m.
REV. C. R. SING, B.D. PASTOR

THE SALVATION ARMY

Services every Sunday at

{fia.m., 3 p. m. and 8

p. m Sunday school 1:30

p. m Weeknight services

Mondays, Wednesdays,

Thursdays and Saturdays.
CAPT, KERR Cc. O.

 

 

 

 

Georgetown

Sawmill Co. Ltd.

Lumber

1
ana

Mouldings

A large stock of dry finish-
ing lumber on hand. Boat
lumber a specialty. Delivery
made at short notice.

Our prices are as low as any.

Call on us before ordering.

OFFICE:
EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG.
Cor. 6th St. and @nd Ave.

 

 

AND

Owned and operated by the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
the American and European plan.
Excellently furnished, with
steam heat, electric light, and all

lutely first-class in every respect.

The appointments and service
are equal to any hotel on the
coast,

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.

G. A. Sweet, Manager.

 

 

 

 

IMPERIAL MACHINE WORKS

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS

H. R. Love, Prop., Prince Rupert
Up-to-Date Equipment. Work and
Prices Right. Engine Work
and General Repairing.
Shop, Hays Cove.

Agents for Imperlal Gasoline Motors.

Phone Blue 259 - P. O. Box 957

The Standard.

MONTREAL.

 

THE STANDARD is the National
Weekly Newspaper of the Dominion
of Canada. It is national in all its

alms,

DAILY NEWS.

   

 

 

 

A PICTORIAL MILESTONE ON

  

 

PRINCE RUPERT'S MARCH FORWARD

   

 

 

ROM THE SAME VANTAGE P OINT

FROM WHICH THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN
START-UP OF A BRAND NEW

 

 

HUNDREDS OF NEW BUILDINGS, THE

 

‘PRINCE RUPERT INN
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sche
buildings), at $17,850,000. This
valuation is also considered ex-
tremely low. The Trinity prop-
erty has a frontage on Broadway

 

It uses the most expensive engrave

ings, procuring
all over the world.

Its articles are carefully #«
its editorial policy 1s
independent,

A subscription to
costs $2.00 per year to any
Canada or Grr +t Britain.

TRY 1i FOR 1912!

Montreal Standard Publishing Cow
Limited, Publishers

lected and
thoroughly

 

 

the photographs from |

The Standard |
address in|

JUST A TRIFLE

IN REAL ESTATE“:

|Nearly Ten Billions Is Value of

New York Realty—Tax Payers|
Have to Come Through with
Eleven Million Dollars.

New York, Mav 16.—New York

City real estate is worth $9,469,-
006,699 according to figures

nade public recently by the de-

riment of taxes and assess-
nts Of the amount, $7,8614,-

808,890-is taxable, while the re-
ainder, $1,.607,107,809, is ex-

npt The exempt realty in-

des that owned by the city,
ches and charitable institu-

rhe valuation placed by the

i! assessors in this city is

 

ded by experts as not repre-

nting true values in many

ases, such as that of Central
d other parks and of St. Pat-
ck’s Cathedral and other
churches.

For instance, the total value
laced upon Central Park is

"250,000,000. Real estate men

that were Centra! Park split
into lots and sold it would

vring more than $750,000,000.

consists of 843 acres. Its

ontage of two and a half miles

Fifth avenue is naturally im-

mensely valuable.

[he gross value of St. Pat-

rick’s Cathedral, building and
and, as given by the assessors,

$8.050,000. Experts assert

that this figure is entirely too
| conservative. The assessors
value Trinity Church, church and

|

and chapel land and

391 feet. “Temple Emmanuel,

iFifth avenue and Forty-third
modern conveniences, being abso-

 

itself.

is said to be more
that.

announced that since the
pening of the

sum twas for taxes on Man-/*
The latest pay- NOT CORRECT WHEN

‘e being made on the new .

payment plan for

semi-annual

A Steriaer Figure—of Speech.
lawyer, arguing a}
recently, closed his

that the sun seems}
Truthful!  Falsity|

the grey  hound.|
Gentlemen, honey would
*mouth. Tender and
client could bathe
pen!”

Union of Unemployed.
Francisco, May 15.—Lab-
this city met have
organized a union to
the unemployed of the
men attending said
affiliated with any
, but met to form-the
international body
the unemployed of
All nations of the
included, Officers

 

Smart girl to clerk

 

office.
The Busy Man's Creed.

in the firm IT am
and in my ability to It is rumored

believe that honesi| are very much
passed out to honest

 

Bottled only at the

Anheuser-Busch Brewery
ST. LOUIS, MO. U.S. A.

s declared by the city as-|men by honest
worth $2,200,000,

the land. This

that ¢ t
the tax depart- hat a man

tax books the tax
property owners!
Two-thirds of

lieve in working,
boosting, not work I hope to do

the pleasure of my

after, that one
is worth two
row, and that
and out until he has lost faith in

in friendship and

 

jury as follows:
beautiful woman, |

while the stars|{

even as the jack |

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“Business,”’ c-o

 

CONNAUGHT COMES

 

 

 

the stuff IT am

 

unimpeachable when the Governor

NS

UNION 5.5. COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd

The new steel Passenger Steamers

“Chelohsin”

—AND—

“Camosun ”

Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver
as follows:

| “Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 9 p.m.

“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 am.

Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening
and Monday morning, respectively
None safer on the coast than these two
fine passenger steamers

J. H. ROGERS, —_ Phone 116

 

1836 THE BANK OF 1912

British North America

76 YEARS IN BUSINESS
CAPITAL AND RESERVE OVER $7,506,000

 

A Complete Banking Service

Collections made in any
part of Canada. Negotiable
paper discounted.

Money advanced at reason-
able terms to finance your
business. Local and Foreign
Drafts bought and sold.
Money transmitted by Money
Order or Telegraph transfer.
Letters of Credit issued
payable in all the leading
cities of the world.

We invite your account.

Prince Rupert Branch,

F. S. LONG, Manager.

 

   
    
     
     
   
    

 

' aa ae
Budweiser
Appeals to people of discriminating taste because of

its superb Quality and Purity—no matter if you
drink it in Canada or in its St. Louis home town—

it always has the same snappy flavor—its in a class by

A Fast Disappearing
Opportunity

To get in on the ground floor at FORT
GEORGE,
Why will Fort George inevitably grow

 

to be a great city?

Because of its strategic location that
assures her of a GREAT FUTURE as a
distributing centre,

Because there is the centre of the rich-
est mining district in America—the CARI-
BOO DISTRICT,

Because great areas of TIMBER, 1,100
MILES OF NAVIGABLE WATERS, EX-
CELLENT WATER POWERS, are tribu-
tary to Fort George.

Because there are 250,000 acres of
good agricultural lands, open for pre-
ermption,

Because of all the railroad that are
bullding or that have got their charter to
build through Fort George.

Because all the grain of Alberta and
Saskatchewan shall be exported through
the Panama Canal, which means that all
that grain shall bave to come to Fort
George before reaching either Prince -Ru-
pert or Vancouver,

Because Fort George has a_ better
strategic location than Spokane and is the
GATEWAY. to the Paeilic coast of the
PEACE RIVER COUNTRY, which covers
an area of 38,000,000 acres of the. best
agricultural tand in Canada,

Withit a few years Fort George will be
where Vancouver and Winnipeg are to-
day. This is the time to act, The man
with a proiupt decision is the man who
wins, and you have everything to win if
you buy right now, because this summer
will see a@ great activity at Fort George
and the prices will advance rapidly.

ALL INFORMATION FREE FOR THE
ASKING,

 

SOME GOOD BUYS IN PRINCE RUPERT

Two lots block 11, section 1, $15,500.00,

DOUBLE CORNER, block 9%, section 5,
$4,500.00

Lot and two-room house, block 32, section
5, 81,000.00,

Lot and house, block 23, section 6,

ai, .00; very good terms,

Lot and house, block 25, section v,
$4,100.00; very good terms.

Lot 7, block 39, section 7, $685.00,

Two tots, block 45, section 7, $1,100.00;
$500.00 cash,

One lot, block 7, section 7, $750.00,

Two lots, block 6, section 7, $1,200.00;
this is a snap.

One lot, block 10, $500.00; best buy in
section 7,

Double corner, block 16, section 8, $750.

lwo lots, block 16, section 8, $500.00;
nothing cheaper on the market.

One lot, block 30, section 8, $500.00.

Two lots, block 38, section 8, $759.00.

 

Th. COLLART

Sole Agent
Natural Resources Security Co., Ltd.

 

Box 806 226 Gth Street Phone 381

 

 

 

 

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