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| NEW HAZELTON |

Colin Munro has gone into the
Saboli district to start a season’s
work.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Maclver,
(nee Miss Sawle) will reside in
Vancouver,

Services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sun-
day at the usual hour, 7.30 p.m.

Tom Dyde returned home last
Saturday night, after spending
seven months in Vancouver. He
finds business just as goud here
as itis in the south.

W. J. MacKenzie is in Prince
Rupert attending to the erection
of an apartment house on one of
his lots.

Several of the boys from Haz-
elton accompanied their baseball
team to Prince Rupert on Monday
to play,a three-game series. |

coe 1 ;

Fred Peterson returned .Wed-
nesday morning from Minneap-
olis where he spent few months
for the benefit of his health.

In spite of war times the G. T.
P,. Railway company will open
for business the Macdonald hotel
at Edmonton. This magnificent
hotel will rival, in luxuriance,
and comfort, anything on the
continent.

RAND THROUGH

PRINCE RUPERT TO. WINNIPEG

Steamer Prince Rupert leaves Prince Rupert 9 am. every Friday.
Steamer Prince George leaves Prince Rupert every Monday at
9:00a.m. Purchase throngh tickets from Local Agent or Train
Agent and check your basrage through.

G.T.P. RAILWAY—Weatbound train leaves New Hazelton at
10.31 a,m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday for Prince Rupert, con-
necting with above steamers, Trains leave New Hazelton East-
bound at 6.23 p.m., Monday, Thursday. Saturday, for Edmonton,
: Saskatoon, ‘Winnipes, Ete., connecting at Winnipeg for St. Paul,

Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, New York, ete,
ELECTRIC-LIGHTSD SLEEPER AND PARLOR CAFE CARS. Monday’s east bound and
Friday's west bound train carries Electric-lighted Tourist Sleeping Car. For points east of
| Chicago have your tickets read via the Grand Trunk System—The Double Track Route.
information, through tickets, etc., apply to your Local Agent, or ta ALBERT DAVIDSON.
; : General Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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CUTTER AND TAILOR

B, CG, Affieck left on Monday
morning for Prince Rupert where
he served on the grand jury at
the assizes. He afterwards goes
up to the Portland Canal district
to survey a mining property.

Geo. Hodgins left Wednesday

|for his old: home in Snohomish,

Wash.,; where he will look up a
deposit of molybdnite he staked |.
many years ago. He has infor-
mation that the property is still
vacant and as the deposit was of
consiserable extent he has hopes
of making a stake,

Thursday War Bulletin |

Paris, June 17-- Official—North
of Arras the British have occu-

pied a line of German trenches.

The Germans made an advanee
to the west of Babasse but have
not been established. In the
sector north of Arras we have
gained ground at several points,
noticeably to the east of Lorette
and to the south west and south
of Nouchez, and in Labsrinth we
took 800 prisoners add several |’
machine guns. South of Arras
the enemy.’ violently bombarded
the pcesition which they lost in
the region of Toutvent farm, but
without delivering ‘an infatitry
attack. At Quennevieres ‘farm,
after ‘having. repelled’ several
counter attacks by the enemy,
we extended our gain northwest
of the trenches already captured,
and made about a hundred pris-
oners including two officers. .The
town of Rheims has been ‘bom-
barded. The enemy has thrown
about a hundred shells, several of
which were of the incendiary
type and about a dozen of the
projectiles fell on the eathedral.
In the Vosges we have realized

of the upper Fecht.

perts here believe that the big
push has commenced. Reports
from all parts of the front show
that the British and their allies
have. started: ‘to shatter ‘the Ger-
man. lines. :

Geneva, June i6— “The Italian
Bersaglieri has stormed an Aus-
trian observation post near. Buch-
stein in the Cadorra Alps and
the strong Austrian detachment
defending it was either killed or
‘made prisoners. The localities| »
around -Monfalcone’:have been

|bombarded by Italian artillery

and ‘the Italian ‘advance guards
have now reached Komon. Three
lines of -railway were partially
destroyed by the Italians.

Paris, June 17—On thé . north
bank of the Fecht the enemy left
in our hands 340 prisoners of
whom four’ were officers, . and @
large vuantity of ‘material com-
prising a number’ ‘of rifles and
500,000 cartridges. Yesterday
several bombs: were dropped on
St. Die and Belfort: by: German
aeroplanes operating singly. At
Nancy only several civilians suf-
fered by the attack.

MecMULLAN’S ||
: EXPRESS

_ CARTAGE | .

|-. Special attention paid to Baggage .
Transfer and Local Freight Contracts

important progress on both banks

‘London, June li-- _ Maitary ex-|

COAL NOMCES

Skeena Land District—-District of of Sf
Cas

“Take: notice that I,: W: J. Sweeney of. :

Hazelton, B. C., prospector, intend. to.
apply. for a license to Prospect for coal:
and petroleum on the following describ-.-
ed land: Commencing at @ post planted:
on the Naas river, about two and a half
miles south-east of the junction of: ‘Fry- |

ing “Pan ‘creek with the Naas, thence

north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,

_|thenee south 80 chains, thence east.80
chains to point of. commencement, con: .

taining 640 acres,
Dated 1 Apr. 15, 1915 Wid, Sweeney: |
Fred Brewer, Agent |

Skeena Land District—Distriet of
Cassiar, .

Take notice that I, W. J. Sweeney; of |
Hazelton, B.-C., prospector, intend” to’

apply for a license to prospect for ¢oal:.

petroleum on the

ed land; Commencing at a post planted:
on the Naas river about two and a half.

j

‘ollowing describ:

tailes south-east of the junction of Fry- ?

ing Pan creek with the Naas, thence
north 80:chains, thence east 80 chains,
thence south 80 chains, thence west 80°
chains to ‘point of commencement, con-.

taining 640 acres, ...:
Dated Apr. 15, 1915 | W. J. Sweeney
Fred Brewer, Agent

Skeena Land Distriet— District of :
+ Gasslar,

Take notice that I, W. J. Sweeney of. le
Hazelton, B.:°C., prospector, intend: to. Aig
apply fora license to prospect for coal: &
and: petroleum, on the following describ-' Bm

ed land: ‘Commencing at a-post planted’
on the Naag river, about two anda half
miles south-east of the junction of Fry-::
ing ‘Pan creek with the Naas, thence:
south 80 ‘chains, thence east 80 chains,:
thence north 80 chains, thence west. 80.
chaing to point of commencement, con*
taining 640 acres, : * BO-
Dated Apr 1b, 1916 W. 3. Sweeney
Fred Brewer, Agent

Skeena Land Distriet_—District: of
'  Cagsiarn; = **
Take notice that I; W.- J: Sweeney
Hazelton, B.C.” prospector, inten
apply for a license to Prospect for coal: 3
petroleum on the
ed land: Commencing at a-post lanted j
on the Naas river, about twoand ahalf @
miles south-east of the junction of Fry-- |

ing: Pan creek with the Naas, thence #3

south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains,
thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 5

chains to point of commencement, con-- a
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taining 640 acres. -
_ Dated April. 36, 1915 W. J. Sweeney: §

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