- §$ 8K house. Den, recreation

Kinc-sit)

ya3. HOMES.
FOR SALE.

room. Fireplace. Ph after 6
PMA 635-381 or 635-7502, (p5-
!

3 BR home with ful)
basement on large fot,
70x220',. Large kitchen,
Ample wall to wall car-
peting. Full price $42,000, Ph
‘635-9530. (p10-205)

1400 sq. ft. house. 3 large
badrvoms, utility room and
kitehan are big. Shaw
fireplace with fan In living
room. Full basement with 2
rooms roughed in. Large
storage shed. 200x80 ff. lot.
in private water aysiem.
Priced to sall at $47,500. For
Information phone after 4:30
pm 635-4775, (p4-145)}

Small 3 bdrm. house on
75x200 lot. Greenhouse,
cedar root cellar and stee!
storage shed. Orilled well.
For more information aor
Sppciniment fo view plse.
prone 635-7410. (c20-50)

52, WARKTED..
TORENT.

“We are a young responsible
+ family of 4eeeking torent a3
bdrm. home In town by Nov.
1. Please call 638-1037 or 635-
494 anyilme. (p10-14$)

WANTED

TO RENT
2 or 3 bdrm. house with
basement and fireplace
preferred. Must be clean
with 1 or 2 steps to front door.
Call AF. Willlams at 567-
(4191 collect. (¢20-255)

Young responsible non-
smoking couple is now
seeking 4 place of residence,
preferrably near Com-
munity College area. Not too
big, but private, Phone Jesse
at 638-1403, | (p5-145)

WANTED TO RENT; Single
businessman required ac-
commodation (furnished or

unfurnished) Immediately in’

Terrace area. Phone Craig
at 635-4231 or 635-9141 (no.
Wed evenings). (6-148)

‘House with garage required
:aa 100f as possible by couple
with mo children or peta.
References avaliable. Phone
638-100), (etfin-4-9-79)

WANTED
A home for me and my
horee. Willing te help youl
plus pay room & board.
Terrace-Kitimat area. For;
further Information:

633-5177
(ci0-105)
54. BUSINESS
PROPERTY —_|

For Rent: 900 9q. ft. on and
floor. Alr conditisned.
Located at 4623 Lakelse Ave.
Phone 635-2552, (ctin-4:9-79)

Office apace for rent — 900
oq. ft. of alr conditioned
malin floor office space.
Separate strest tevel en-
trance. Four yr. ald building.
Exc. downtown location, off
street parking. Ph Mrs.
Simpson 635-4595 @ am-4:30
pm. {ctfn-4-9-79)

Warehouse or manufac-
turing space available Im-
mediately. 3100 aq. ft.
Downtown location. Phone

i pony

55. PROPERTY —

FOR SALE

For Sala — Old Remo. 1.2
acre parilally cleared lot.
Nicely tread. Craak fron-
tage. Good fishing. Exc soll.
Asking £10,000, 635-2485 afier

(c$-135)

For Sale: 1 lot, 145'x145’ on
Marahall Ave. Phone 635-
9373 after Spm. (c3-13$)

1 acre corner lot on
pavement. Close to schools.
With 2 bdrm. house and shop
plus 4 rental units. 2 big
gardens and lawn. Mostly all
furnished. Priced to sell.
Phone 495-3408 anytime atter
Som (p10-148) ;

§ acre farmette in town.
‘ideal for bores lovers. Barn,
paddock, riding ring,
pasture, 2 bdrm. basement
home. Ideal  halding
property, Phone 638-8480 for
sepolntinent to view. (c20-

PROPERTY
FOR SALE

16) acres In Topley, B.C. 1]
mile off Hwy. 14. Lightly
freed. 18 miles from
Houston. 2 miles from
Sunset Lake. Power, water
and Jbdrm. trailer. Asking
951,800. For more in-
formation contact:

G.W. Gibson

PU. Box 148

Topley, 8.C.

or.
C.F. Gibson
Terrace, B.C.
85-375

. Rupert,

56. BUSINESS.
“OPPORTUNITY:
“Plant, gitts & craft store
located In downtown shop-
ping centre In Prince
Good = family
business with exc. future
potential. Apply In writing:
355 - 500 West 2nd Ave.,
Prince Rupert, 8.C. Vad 376,
{c10-208)

“WHY SHOULD YOU
BE INTERESTED IN

A CAREER IN
WELDING SALES?”

We are one of the most
successful Industrial cor-
porations In North America,
and we sell the finest welding
products available In the
maintenance field. We have
a unique opportunity for a
successful sales pro or a
welder with sincere desira
to enter the highly paid in-
dustrial sales field.
WE OFFER:
high 5 figure salary
first year Income potential
extensive training while on a
draw
protected territory
Family Assistance Program

Few careers offer the
challenge and Income of
welding sales; Investigate
the fastest growing welding
alloy company In the In-
dustry. Call collect

Murray Jones
(604) 273-7678
Sept. 10th, 11th, 12th

. %AM.-5 PLM.

(a3-115)

1 suTOMOBI E

1971 Chavy Nova for sale. in
good running cond, Ph 635-
424, (c3-75)

1969 Cortina $100. as Is. Ph
632-3460, (65-115)

‘67 Beaumont H.T. Needs
some work, but have ail:
parts, (plus extra parte).
New .black crushed velvet
upholstery. Ph 635-5044, (p2-
pk!

1973 Brown New Yorker Exe
cond, Only 46,000. All op-
tlons. Ph 635-3051 atter 2 pm.
(c$-145)

1971 Chevy Nova for sale. In
good running cond. Ph 635-

4244, (¢5-145)

1956 Chavy Belair, wagon,
Rebuvilt V4. 3 speed on the
floor, Body in good conditlon;
Needa restoration. $900, Ph
aaron In evenings. (pa:
118)

Reasonably priced 1975 Ford
Van, 351 motor, power
steering, power brakes,
partially camperized. Phone
635-466) after Spm. (p3-118)

For Sale: 1969 Chevelle.
Goodyear tlrason CON rims,
New shocks & clutch. 43 and
1 pistons, 650 Holley carb.
Adany more extras. Call 6348-
1427 or 635-5600. (p10-138)

1970 2-r. Datsun 4 spd. $250
FIRA. Phone 635-2154 or 635.
7144, Ask for Mike. (ctin-stf}

58. _ . .
“TRUCKS

PS, PB complete with
canopy, 23.channel @ track
tape player. Evenings please
call 695-7517, (etfn-4-9-79)

For Sale: 1977 Ford % ton
4x4 In excellent shape. Auto,
PS, PB. Phone 638-8442, (p5-
128)

1973 Toyeta Land Cruiser,
Many extras. 6,000 miles on
rebuilt motor. 1954 In-
ternational Pickup, No rust
or dents on body. Ring
bearings and gasket for
motor all original. $4,000
miles. Phone 638-1434. (cS:
“178)

1975 GMC customized van.
PS. P.B., lots of extras.
Must be seen to be ap-
preciatedl. Phone 635-2154 or
635-7144, Custom Interior and
extertor palnt job. Ask for
Mike. (ne-stt}

For Sale: 1973 GMC ‘4 ton
P.U. 6 cylinder. Standard.
Exe, cond. Ph 635-7696. (pé-
128)

1976 Chevy %& ton PU for
sale, PS, PB, V8 avio. Good
running cond, Ph 635-4246.
(c5-148)

For Safa 1977 Dodge Club
cab 404, 77,000 kilometers,
ton. Ph 638-8443, (¢20-1100)

1978 High Slerra P.U. Oni
owner. Exc. shapa. $6500
Firm, Ph, 635-7084 or view at
4726 Park Ave. (pé-13S)

1965 Chev 3 ton flatdeck, new
227 motor - $4500. Phone 635-
8970 or 635-7750 after 6 pm.
(5-125)

1974 Ford F250 4x4 330 Ve,

59, “MOBILE:
+ HOMES:
Must Selt: Diptomat 12x48
mobile home. Furnished or
unfurnished. Many extras.
Can ba seen by appointment
only. Ph 635-2585 after 5 pm.
(p5-128)

4966 3 BR Nashu trailer
12n61, 8x40 finished joey
shack {heated}. Asking
$7500, Ph 635-5261 for ap-
polntment to view. (p5-13$)

3 bdrm. trailer 12x61 plus
@x40 joey shack. Finished.
Asking $7,500 OBL. Ph 435-
5261 for appolntment to view.
(p 10-248)

For Sale: 1975 Vista Villa
fraller, 12%49’. Oll tank,
blocking and skirting In-
cluded. Will pay moving &
set-up In Terrace area.
Phone 635-9308. (p4-14S)

For Sale: 12x56 fi, Knight
traller on large lot, 115x150
tt, For further Information
please call 635-5595. (p20-
ED

For Sale: 1978 14x70 Manco
mobile home, unfurnished,
ast up and skirted In local
trailer park. Phone 635-9736,
(ctfin-4-9-79)

1974 12x69 Deluxe Diplomat
mobile home, Will sail un-
furnished. 2 bdrm., built In
china cabinet, ratsed Ilving
rm. with imitation fireplace
sot up-and skirted in Pine
Park, To view phone 638-6429
ter 6 or 635-3218 days. (¢?-
)

of

TENDERS ©

CORRECTION

in the September 10th
edition of the Daily Herald a
Ministry of Forests od read
“Notlee -Inviting Ap:
pileations for a timber sale.
The ad read Contract ST
1031-1-1 CR but should have
read = 193P-1-1-CR. We
apologize for any = in-

Province of
Britten Comuen bia

Mrustry of
Forests

“convenience. (pi-115)

INVITATION
To BID

Sealed Tenders, marked
‘'Ocean Cement
Warehouse”, will ba
recelvead by Ocean Con-
struction Supplies Northern
Lid. at ihe Offlee of the
Engineer, R. John Morgan
Engineering Lid., up ta 10:00
am. local ilme, September
21, 1979.

Plana, Specifications and
Form of Tender are
available at the Office of the
Engineer:

R. JOHN MORGAN
ENGINEERING LTD.

Ste. 200-4665 Lazelle Avenue
Terrace, B.C,

VéG 188

(¢2:11,138)

66. RECREATIONAL

-"WEHICLES .

21 foot winterized travel
_ trailer. 2 years old, Exc
cond, Ph 635-2456, (pl0-19$)

For Sale: 1977 Vanguard 22'
motor home on GMC chassis.
Low mileage. Phone 435-
4707, (p4-148)

For Sale: 1975 V.W. motor
home. Fully equipped. Exc.
cond. Would consider small
ear or older P.U, as part
payment. Ph 635-7042 after 4

pm. (p5-17S)

For Sale: 11 foot Vanguard
Camper (1971). Please call
638-1749 atier 3pm. (¢2-125}

WV. f. camper In good
condition. Features Include
propane stove w-oven,
propane fridge, propane
furnace, sleeps four and has
tollet. Asking $2500. For
more Information call 638-
Wali atter 5:30 pm. {p5-11$)

For Sale: 1977 31 ft.
Wilderness travel trailer.
$9,000. View at Reat Inn
Motel, Hwy. 16 W. Last
tratler on left. (etfin-5-9-79}

14 foot older model travel :

traller, Ph 636-4761, (c5-145)

For Sale: tent trailer, soft
top, sleaps five, canvas In
pood condition. Asking $400.
Call 638-1641. (pS-135)

Jack and Jill Nursery Schoot
Is accepting inquiries for
clauses In Sept. for 3and 4 yr.
olds. Phone Mra. Anderson
at 635-5187 or Mra. 0 Brien at

For Sale: one slaughter pig
for sale. Price to be
discussed, Ph 635-4482, [ca-
148)

By ALAN ARBUCKLE

WINNIPEG {CP) —
Ministers responsible for
mining in Caneda gathered
here Monday to pander
whether thelr annual
meeting with the Industry
has outlived its usefulness
after 36 years.

The six provincial
ministers who came to the
conference of mines
ministers agreed Monday
the meetings should
continue, but with more
emphasis on policy and less
on technical detail.

“Qur end ls the policy and
the politics,"" said James
Auld;, Ontario minister of
natural resources,

-rince Edward Island,
New Sxunawick, Alberta and
British® Columbla were
represénted by civil
servanta, Al least two of the
ministers who came to the
conference were planning to
leave early,

Those who remain today
are to meet in closed session
to consider the future of the
conference as well as the

 feaditlonal topic of federal

Involvement in resources,

Replying to criticiam that
the ministera were getling
out of the conference ‘onl
what they put into it, Ja
Messer, Saskatchewan
minister of mineral
resources, noted that few
chief executive officers of
mining firms had attended
the conference.

Both Peter Guah of Hudson
Bay Mining and Smelting Co.
Ltd, and Ed Thompeon of
Lancana Mining Corp. asked
the ministers to continue the
meetings as an opportunity
for the industry to consult
with political policy-makers
and senor civil servants,

Gush called for more
definite objectives for the
conference and a system of
following up on
recommendations,

Thompson, who said
ministera got little polltical
mileage out of the
conference, suggested it be

shortened In hopes of getting .

mora ministers to attend.
The same suggestion was

Kiet

made, by some of the
“ministers,

Messer osnid the
conference had to offer the
ministers a chance to meet
by themeelves. a rertiment
echoed by Yves Herube,
natural resources minister
of Quebec, who sald he and
his colleagues wanted time
to seek a political approach
to problems.

A unified voice among the
provinces might mean less
conflict between the federal
and provincial governments,
Berube said.

Leo Barry, Newfoundland
minister of mines and
energy, sald the Industry
representativea were naive
if they thought they could
achieve uniform policies and
regulations through such a
meeting. But they could use
the conference to discuss
how policies should evolve.

Barry said a small
committee of ministers
should meet with Ron
Barkhouse, Nova Scotta
mines minister, before next

The Herald, Tuesday, September 31, 1979, Page 13

Meeting ponders the future

year's conference to
establish a format that will
allow Industry to refiect its
views to ministers on
changing policies.

At a panel discussion
Monday on native
employment and land
claims, Neil Faikner
executive director of land
claims for the faderal
government, urged mining
executives to get involved
early with native groups
where exploration and.
development programs will
affect them.

Other speakers outlined.
the success of government.
and industry in settling
territorial rights and
including native people in
the mining work force.

Jim Bear, chairman of the
land entitlement committee
of the Manitoba Indlan
Brotherhood, sald the
settlement of outstanding
treaty benefits offers Indlan
people the chance to bulld
their own economic base and
a community as the treaties
originally intended, The cost

of settling treaty entitle
ments, he sald, will be less!
than the codt of dealing with
violence predicted to occur if:
thoss entitlements are not:
settled.

Troops
e

exercise

‘
in West

VICTORIA (CP) —
Canada and the United
States will begin massive:
military manceuvres on the:
Weat Coast later this racnth
the Canadian defenc
department has announced,

Forty thousand Canadian
and American servicemen,
45 ships and 150 aircraft will
take in the two-week
joint exercise beginning
Sept. 24. The manoeuvres,
are designed to teat and
evaluate continental defen-
ces under the Canadian:
American mutual defence
agreement.

Toronto no longer centre it was

TORONTO (CP) —
Metropolitan Toronto may
be loging {ta poaltion as
Canada’s financial hub a8

DOLLAR

MONTREAL (CP) — U5.
dollar in terme of Canadian
funds at 3:30 pm. EDT
Monday was down 13-50 at
91.1693, Pound sterling was
down 2-25 at $2.6116,

In New York, the Canadian
dollar was up 19-100 at
$0.8596 and pound sterling
was Up 43-100 at $2.2450.

soaring land prices and
municipal red tape force
companies to Bhift
operations elsewhere.

That gloomy forecast, con-
tained in a Metro planning
report, hasn't reached crisis
proportions yet, but it is
worrying civic officials.
."There are no visible
cracks in our armor, but
there are a few chips,” says
Metro Chairman Paul
Godfrey.

Buginesamen are quick to
note other problems in the
eity — a lack of land for
expansion
congestion that makes
transportation of goods
difficult. Some say Metro
municipalities have anti-

STOCKS

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Prices were mixed in heavy
trading Monday on the
Vancouver Stock Exchange.
Volume at close was
5,828,960 shares,

Of shares traded, 156 ad-
vanced, 151 declined and 158
were unchanged,

In the industrials, B,C, Re-
sources Investment Corp,
was down .30 at $8.30 on
1,406,845 shares and Great
Natlonal Land waa up .05 at
$1.15 on 27,700. Computrex
Centres was unchanged at
.21 on 7,500 shares and Third

Dimensiog , Industries “was”

unchanged at .25 on 5,700,
Hal Roach Studios was un-
changed al $4 and Domlar
ine. was unchanged at §27 5-

On the resource and
TORONTO (CP) — The
Toronto stock market was
moderately lower at the
close of active trading
Monday.

The TSE 300 index
declined 4.49 to 1,720.90,
Desplteheavy galnain real
estate issues, the market
fall, as declining lasues
outnumbered advances.

The total volume was 8.68
million,
Among Industrials, Bow
Valley Industries fell 1% to
$99, Aquitalne of Canada 1%
to $46, Dome Pete % to §i4%,
Kalser Resources % to $35

and Standard Industries % to

nu, ,
Nu-Weat Development A

rose 3% to $99%, Seagram

Co. 2% to $99, Canadian

Occidental Pete 2%, to $43%,

Carma Developers A 2% to

te and Gulf Canada 2} to
Ma,

McIntyre Mines was down
2% to $45, Dome Mines 1% to
$51 and Brenda Mines % to
$29%. Preston Mines
advanced % lo $24%,

Canadian Superior Oil fell
3f0$160, Numac Oll and Gas
1% to 46 and Merland
Explorations % to $14%.
PanCanadian Pete up 2% to
$60% and  Cheiftain
Developments 1 to $26.

TAKES CYCLE TITLE

STOCKHOLM (Reuter) —
The Soviet Union beat
Sweden by one point to win
the 250 ¢.°. motocross world
team championship Sunday.
The Russians became the
firat team to break the
domination of the champion-
ship by Sweden and
Belgium, Sweden won the
title the first five years and
the Belglans won it the last
10 times.

Hay for sate: In storage. Top
quailty. Alfalfa, brome,
tlmothy mix, Gov't tested.
Average profein 10 percent.
Ph Dick Redman at 846-5288,
(c10-19S)

POPULATION WAS TINY

Intendant Jean Talon took
the first Canadian census in
1666 and found that there
were 3,000 Canadians.

g

development board,
American Fluorite was up
25 at $3.15 on 71,600 shares

and Seaforth Mines . was:

down .#¢ at .74 on 66,250.
Kandahar Resources was up
11 at $2.41 on 65,900 shares
and Consolidated Boundary
Exploration was down .20 at
$1 on 64,900, Copper Lake
Explera(ion wasup .03 at .22
and Actlon Resources was
down 41 at $2.00,

On the curb exchange,
Santa Sarita Mining was up
116 at $1.92 on 79,100 shares
and New Congress
Resources was unchanged at
.§4 on 67,500. Beach Gold
Mines was up .06 at 60 on
84,000 shares and Gavex
Gold Mines was up .04 at .36
on 55,500, Cusae Induatrles
was up 38 at $2.05 and
Meridian Resources was
unchanged at .38.

and traffic -

— centre of

businese attitudes.

The planting report cites
the loss of 1,011
manufacturing flrms in
three yeara aa'a symptom of
the city's financial trouble.
- However, not “all of these
companies ieft town. About
120 went bankrupt between
1975 and 1978, says the
consumer and corporate
affairs ministry. Others
merged with larger com-
‘panlea or changed thelr
names,

Not even Don Richmond,
the deputy planning
commissioner who wrote the
report, knows exactly how
many industries lett
Toronto. He acknowledges
that there {sn't a crisis yet,
but there are warnings:

—assessment growth has
dwindled from four or five
percenta year in the 19600 to
two per cent, and forecasta
show it may fall to one per
cent by 1985;

—Maetro's population
dropped to 2,137,867 in 1978
from 2,156,262 in 1976;

in June this year, 88,000
people in Metro were out of
work and:that number is ex-
pected to rise;

—municipal spending Is
rising faster than provinclal
ald, forcing a grenter
rellane on property taxes.

Meanwhile, other cities
aren’t standing still.

“Calgary and Edmonton
are challenging Toronto's
position as the financlal
Canada,"'
Richmond says. \

Between 1871 and 1978,
Calgary's assessment grew
five times faster than
Toronto's and Edmonton's
-Resessment grew seven
Umea faster,

PRODUCES OXYGEN

A litre of seawater con-
tains as many as 10-million
diatoms

working = with

children,

message.

The District of Terrace
INSTRUCTORS NEEDED

For Two Racrestlon Department Programs

From September ta Dacamber, possibly January to
AAarch. Renumeration according fo exparience.

1. 9 teach simple ethnic and seasonal cooking to senior
citizans one morning a week. Experience teaching or
senlor

2. ta lead a pre-school program two marnings a week —
must have two years early Childhood Education course
or simflar course plus experience working with

Call 638-1174, ask for Mary Margaret Smith or laave a

cltizana an asset.

su
-_

Invitation

dress.

Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

™

British Columbia
SP Ge Buildings Corporation

Sealed Tenders, marked “Construction of an Otice
and Warehouse Building, Havston, &8.C.”, will be
received up to 3:00 P.M. September 2éth, 1979, and
those avallable at that time will be opened In public at
4827 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7,

Tender documents may be obtained at the above ad-

Tenders may be viewed at Amalgamated Canstruction
Assactation, 2675 Oak Street, Vancauver, B.C.; Bulklay
Valley - Lakes District Construction Agsoclation, 4124
Raliway Avenue, Smithers, B.C.) Prince George
Construction Association, 3651 - 18h Avenue, Prince
George, 8.C.; Prince Rupert Conatruction Association,
No. 2- 222 Third Avenue West, Prince Rupert, B.C.2
Terrace - Kitimat Construction Association, 4931 Keith

Tenders must be filed on the farms provided, in sealed,
clearly marked envelopes.

Enquirles may be directed to |he Bullding Manager,
K.L, Eastman, 4827 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Vee
IK7, telephone 638-1191 or
Manager, Mr, CW, Wolf, 2275 Quinn Street, Prince
George, B.€, VIN 2X4, telephone 542-4131,

™

to Tender

Technical Services

—

In- most cases, companies
stay in Ontario — many of
them -mo just ocutalde
Metro to nearby Mississauga
and Peel Region where more
ind is ‘available.

However, the ‘New York
state commerce department
also is to attract new
industry and the state's
aggressive representatives
can dangle President
Carter's incentive program
for domestic industrial
development as a lure to
disillusioned businessmen,

Grant Darbyson of
Toronto, owner of a factory
and chain of clothing stores,
is considering moving part of
his business to the Buffalo,

N.Y., area.

“yd eta tax holiday for 10
years y'll pay for new
staff and they seem really
eager to have you there,” he

says.

He'd rather keep hie %-
million business in Toronto,
“but the taxes, the red tape
and the hassle gat so out of
hand that you figure, why
bother?”

TBM Canada Ltd. 2 among
other companies leaving To-
ronto. The company will
move. lis headquarters to
nearby Markham in 1982,

ESB Canada Ltd, a
Toronto subsidiary of Inco
Metals Lid, will move its
Industrial battery plan to
Woodstock, Ont, next year.

NCR Ltd. moved its
manufacturing plant to
Waterloo, Ont., in 1972 and
Ite uftad in oftice to.

uga in 1974,

Frankel Structured Steel
Ltd. moved to Milton, Ont.,
from Toronto becawe It
needed room to grow.

Fred Metrick, president of
Elte Carpets Ltd., is critical
of Toronto's attitude to

ness,

“They — politicians, I
mean — just haven't taken
enough advantage of thia

{ city. They haven't
een aggressive enpugh
That's why they're los
business — they make things
too difficult and forget to
remind people of the advan-
tages of being here.’’

REGIONAL DISTRICT-OF KITIMAT:3TIKINE
>, VOTHASOBIET. ce eeerer oe
COURT OF REVISION

TAKE NOTICE that any person entitled to be
registered as an elector In the Reglonal District of
KitIlmat-Stikine may make objection to the retention of
any name appearing on the Hust of electors tor the

eglonal District, and the objection may be made on

any ground that would dirqualify the elector or ap:
pilcant from having his name retained or registered as
an sloctor on thelist of electors, This objection must be
filed at the Regional Olstrict Office, before October 1,

| 197%. :

A COURT OF REVISION has been appointed and
will sit at the Regional Distrist Office, 9-4644 Lazelle
Avenue, Terrace, B.C, on October 1, 1979, between the
hours of 9:00 a.m. ard 12:00 noon, and will continue to
alt If required, from time to time thereafter unttl all

appeals have been heard.

. The Court of Revision shall hear all complaints and
correct and revise the !lst of electors; and may
(a) correct thenamesof electors In any way wrongly

stated therein; or

(b) add the names cf electors omitted from the iat) °

or
(c) strike out the names of partons from the lat who
are not entitled to vote or who are disquallfled from

votlngs or

({d) correct any other manifest error theraln,
and shall add to the Ilat of electors the name of any
perton whe was qualified fo have hla name entered on
thu tlst of electorson the thirty-first day of August,

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