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4 the hour.

|8.'in years gone. ‘bv: and again’ 9
the’ devoted": group of ‘mén. how
gone to their reward; and con-

eluded his: ‘addresa: ‘by. a: slirring. at
roan appeal, ‘ti. his’ ‘audience,’ to

Archdeacon Rix
_ Made Appeal At
Anglican Meet

On Tuesday evening, Februarv

of the Terrace Anglican Church
was held in the lower rooms of
the G.W.V.A, Hall. Ven. Arch-
deacon Rix, of Princd Rupert,
administrator of the diocese, was
present, and at the conclusion of |;
the business meeting gave a
most interesting address, Rev.
Rural Dean T. J. Marsh was in
the chair.
A reading of the minutes of
the vestry meeting of January 4
by A, C.. Fowler showed an im-
provement financially over - the
previous year. Over $500 had
been sent to the headquarters of
the diocese. The W.A., which
was doing much faithful. work,
had realized $393.85 from its
spling and winter, sales, and of
this amount $75 had been set
aside for the building of a new
church, 25 new chairs had been
purchased for the church, $30

munity Church, and $55 for mis-
sions. The average church at-
tendance was 48. - :
Archdeacon Rix pretaced his
remarks by reviewing the great-
ness of British Columbia in point
of size and natural wealth. He
then’ went on to say thatin the
early davs this province was
populated by Indians and & few
fur traders and prospectors, and
a handful of Orientals,’ -In these
first years of the diocese the
spiritual needs of the brave and
noble, though warlike, natives
was ministered to by the great
Chureh Missionary Society, of
England, which raised hundreds
of thousands of dollars and sent
out one of the noblest armies of
Gospel- bearers that has ever gone!
into the mission world. . Among
Father Dunean, Bishop Ridley.
J. Gurd;
Father Hogan, and John Field,.
the St. John of this northern
country, stood high, A hush
came over his listeners when the
speaker came ‘to the: name of
Archbishop’ Du Vernet. -ATeh-
deacon Rix had no words j in which
to express his esteem. . “The late
archbishop had been ‘the man for
It was he ‘who’ first
grasped the future of ‘the ‘North:
He travelled over the most’ of-his
huge diocese on foot andin many
primitive wavs,’ and by his kindly
consideration for others, by ‘his
bright unselfishness and cheery

many lonely hearts. ‘It-was dnly |
among those with whom he'lived:
and shared hardships that the
true greatness of the late Arch-
bishop was fully valued, - In

had gathered around him a little
band of helpers who today. ‘geek
to. foster his ideals" ‘among the
brave pioneers.
referred to the mint of money
that had been; spent by’ the’ G. M.

™ perpetuate the work by generous fiz

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demeanor had carried - joy . into| -.

faith-and with great foresight hie}

Archdeacon Rix | -. :

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‘gifts to dake. it possible té meet’
the expenses of -another man
worthy to fill the position and
walk in the sacred. footsteps of
the -beloved and depart chief

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2 tablespoons’ melted butter, 1
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thin cakes are desired add two
more tablespoonsful St. Charles
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SYNOPSISOF
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

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PRE-EMPTIONS

Prince Rupert

A Reat Goop HoTEL

Prince Rupert
BC...

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Rates $1.50 per day up. :

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Vacant, unreserved, surveyed Crown lands
may be pre-emotel by British subjects)
over 18 years of age, and by alens|)
on declaring intention to become British
subjects, conditional’ upon rekidence, oceu-
pation, and improvement for agricultural
purposes. OO he, i
Full information ‘eoncerning regulation’
regarding pre-emptiona ja given in Bulletin
No. 1, Land Series, “How to Pre-empt Land,"
copies of which can be obtained free of charge
by addressing the Department of . Lands,
Victories, B.C., or to any Government Agent. _
Records will be granted covering only
Jand suitable for agricultural purposes, and
which is not timberland, ie, carrying over
5,000 beard ‘feet per acre west of the
Coast Range and 8,000 feet per acre east
of that Range. -

‘Applications for pre-emptiong ara to be
addressed to the Land Commissioner of the
Land Hecording: Division in which ‘the lad
applied for Is situated, and are made on printed
forme, copies of which can be obtained from the
Land Commissioner.

‘Pre-emptions must be occupied for five years
and improvements made to the, value of
$10 per acre, including élearing and ciltivat-
qne at least’ five acres,’ before a Crown Grant
can be received.

: For more detailed information eee the Bulletin,
“Bow to Pre-empt Land?’ _ :

PURCHASE.

Applications ara : yeceived for purchase |
of vacant and . unreserved Crown  Ianda,
not being timberland, for agricultural purposes:

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minimum price of first-class (arable) land

la. $5. per acré, and second-class (grating)
land $2.60 per acre.:° Further information
ragarding purchase ‘or lease of Crqwn
Ianda is given in Bulletin No.-10, [Land
Series, “Purchase .-and Lease of Crown
Lands,” 1
«Mill, factory, or industrial eltes on timber
Jand, not exceeding 40 acres, may be purchased or
ledzed, the conditions including payment of
atumpage. . woe

HOM ESITE LEASES

* Unsurveyed areas, ‘jot exceeding 2) acres,
may be leased as, homesites, conditional
upon a dwolling . being erected in the
firet ‘year, title’ being obtainable after
realdence d improvement. . ‘conditions are
fulfilled and the land haa heen.
veyed, my oo
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. For gbezing and. industrial ” purposes
areas not. exceeding - 0 acres may he Jemsed
by, any one 2 Berson or, company.

GRAZING

Under the ” Gearing - ‘Act’ the
is’ divided “into. grazing ‘districts, ‘ahd’ the
range" ~gdministered ‘under - the Grazing
Commisstoner, ‘ nal grazin permits. are
tkaded, based shal era oti priority
being given: to -ostablished owners. “” Stocks
owners .may form ‘hssoclations * for -,ringe
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