aime of the

oa Prince Rupert, B.C.

* Department of Works 7
q an
NOTICE TO: CONTRACTORS 7

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SEALED TENDERS endorsed: opens
dera for New Hazelton School’? will be
reeeived by the Honourable the Minia-
ter of Public Works up-to 12 o'clock
Noon on Friday, the $lst day of July,
1926, for the erection and completion of
a One Room Schoo) and Out Buildings
om at New Hazelton, in the Skeena Elec-

a. toral Diatrict, B.C.

i Plans, 5 ecifications Contract, and
Forms of Tender may be seen on and
after the 13th day of: July, 1926, and
further information obtained at the
Department of Public: Works, Parlia-
ment buildings, and at. the following

m offices; Government ‘Agents at Van-

couver, Prince Rupert, Smithers, and
W. S. Sargent, Secretary to.the School
Board, New Hazelton, B.C
Copies of Plans, Specifications, etc.,
can be obtained from the Department
on payment of a depasit of Ten Dollars
(310) which will be refunded on réturn
plans, etc., In good condition,
west or any tender not neces-

P. PHILIP
- Deputy Minister and
Public Works Engineer
& Public Works Department,
~ Victoria, B
ae July 7th, 1925

The

oe M sarily accepted.

Timber Sale X7 171 -

Sealed tenders will be received by the

- i Minister of Lands not later than noon
m onthe sixth day of August, 1926, for

cK the purchase of Licence X717l, to cut

oo 71,000 lineal feet of Cedar Poles and
_ Piling on an area situated on the East
# bank of Skeena River, across the river

from Pacific Station, Canadian National

a Railways, Range 6, Const District.
m Two (2) years will be allowed for}
= removal of timber,

articulars of the Chief
ictoria, B.C, or District
2425

Further
cae, Yorester,
ot Forester, Prince Rupert, B.C,

Timber Sale X7300

Sealed tenders will be received by the

mm District Forester not later than noon on

m the 2lst day of July, 1925, for the
m@ purchase of Licence X73800, about half
e a mile south of Remo-Terrace Road,
mm 6C.R. 5, to cut 15,000 lineal feet of Cedar
im Poles and Piling,
@ One (I) year will be allowed for
8, removal of timber, -
a= Further particulars of the Chief For-
fe ester, Victoria, or District Forester”
. 4

oS Government. Liquor Act [Ki

Notlee of Appitestion For Beer Licence -

NOTICE is hereby given that 0 on . the
Slat day of. July next the undersigned
intends .to apply to the Liquor ‘Control }'
Board ‘for a-licence in respect to pre-
mises being part of the building known
as Grandview Hotel, situate in Town-
site of South Hazelton, in the Province
of. British. Columbia, upon. the lands
described as Lots thirteen’ (13) and
fourteen (14), Block seventeen (17),
District Lot eight hundred and fifty-one
(861), Hazelton Land Recording Dis-
trict, according to a regiatered map or

lan deposited in the Lund Registry
Bitiee in the City of Prince Rupert and
numbered 9748, for the sale of beer by
the glass or by. the open bottle for
consumption on the premisés. —

DATED at Sout Hazelton, B.C.,
this 3rd day of J uly 1925. -

HN CUTHBERT,
0104 Applicant.

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

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Tender For ‘Softwood ‘Ties

Sealed tenders, addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed ‘'TENDER
FOR TIES”, will be. received at the
office of the General Tie A rent, Room
802, Canadian Express Buiiding, McGill
Street, Montreal, until 12:00 noon Mon-
day, August 3rd, . 1925, for Railway
Ties to be manufactared from Douglas
Fir, Hemlock, Jack Pine, Tamarack or
Cedar ‘Timber, cut between October
Ist, 1925, and May 1st, 1926, and deli-

vered. hetween January 1st, 1926, and |:

September 30th, 1926, 4,0.b. cars Cana-
dian National Rallways, in aceordance
with Tie Specification No. S3W-1.2,
dated July 20th, 1923.

All ties with ‘the exception of Jack
Pine must be peeled. Tender forms
can be obtained Pt the office of the Tie
Agent at Moncton, Toronto and Winni-
peg, or from the office of the General
Tie Agent, Montreal.

Tenders will not be considered unless

made out on form supplied by the]

Railway Company.
The lowest, or any, tender not neces-

sarily accepted. |
H, GRANT,

Ceierai Tie Agent,
CANADIAN NATIONAL. RAILWAYS
Montreal, Que.
* July 2nd, 1925, 0805

Prince Rupert Annual Exhbibi-|

tion, September 8th to. 12th.
Exhibits from every part of North
Central B.C. Sports and Attrae-

tions and every feature that could
help you to enjoy yourself. Ql

Cement Lime

BUILDING MATERIALS! !

Plaster — Fireclay

Brick . Building

Papers Roofing

Sash & Doors 4-ply Veneer Paneling

Fir Finish a Specialty”

ALBERT & MeCAFFERY, LTD.

Prince Rupert, B. C.

eh ta a

Good Must wil te ‘prvi, wt
_ Bian will be served. -

fo. ant
ve wht aoe

DANCE at New Hazelton .

FRAY, JULY 3ist, 1925

UNDER THE AvusPIcEs OF THE NEW ‘Hazsiiron .
_ MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO THE a
HAZELTON: Hospital. a ;

wood FP.
rR step civ

morning...
of a -W. Dawson who took them
|to one ‘of his. favorite - ‘streams, in
the Kispiox..

“ Old-time ni

- (Continued from page 2)

cee a ee

cheechacos going in have given
the ground the once-oyer. Some
have located’; others have not.

Any further: investigators go-
ing in there should be equipped
for .a.stay.of,some duration, in|,
order to prospect. To repeat,
the geédlogy is favorable, and the
gold found is sufficient evidence|
of 3 a greater source.

3 Vancouver Board.

Of. Trade Party

(Continued froma from page 1)

visitors secured an opportunity to
deliver ,short speeches, The
speakers were the same as at
Terrace, except that Alderman

Taylor, and Nichol. Thompson
wasadded. -—

Dr. H. C. Wrinch conveyed the
official welcome of Hazelton to
the visitors, and, k. &. Sargent
was chairman. The local people
taking part were: Mrs: A. D.
Chappell, Mrs. (Dr.) Large, Mrs.
M. L. MacKay, Marion MacKay,
A. A. Connon.

The evening was brought to a
close with an informal dance,
.which the visitors thoroughly .en-
joved until quite early on Wed-
nesday, when they were taken
to their cars to talk things over,
and tosleep (perhaps).

Wednesday morning cars were
supplied by Hazelton and New
Hazelton people and tbe visitors
were shown a part of the country
immediately tributary to the two
towns, the main drives being to}:
Kispiox village, the junetion of
the Kispiox and Skeena rivers,
and up Glen mountain to Look-
out Point,.and on to the Silver
Standard mine. Both these runs

finest collection of totem poles to
be found in the north, | ;
. The day, was one of the hottest.

it was uncomfortably. warm even.
when driving. The morning-was
an ideal one and the visitors had
a really enjoyabledrive. The af-
ternoon drive was'no so. well pat-
ronized. A lot of the boys. pre-
ferred sitting in the shade and
talking business, .

The extent of the territory, the
productiveness of the soil and the
variety of the produce were re-
velations to the Vancouverites.
Once more they realized: that the
country needed a working popu.
lation.

The: fishermen of the party got
away to a good atart early i in the
They were in. charge.

Owing to the ex-
ceptionally. hot weather the water
was too high for good fishing, ale
though they got enough to. ‘dem-
onstrate that ‘there ‘were the

(right kind of fish here and that
Dawson ‘knows where and how to

| fish... The. boys. were plebied with
the outing.” ve

Woodside took the place of Mayor’).

are very popular with. visitors, |.
At Kispiox village is one of the|¢

this district has experienced and |"

‘to Smithers, © =>

aan eee —_s

On the. whole the. visit. ‘was
great success and the local people
as wéll as the visitors benefited.
The Vancouver ears were hooked

{onto the regular train in the
‘levenitig and they proceeded on
their way to Smithers, Telkwa| |!

and the Bulkley Valley where
they will see a mixed farming
country that cannot be equalled
any place in B. C.

Terrace Bridge
Ts Opened by —
Hon. Pattullo

’ ‘The handsome new bridge over
Skeena river at Terrace was for-
mally opened on Tuesday morn-

ing last by Hon. T. D. Pattullo,
minister of Jands, assisted by Dr,

Mr, Hatt was chairman during
the ceremony.

It was through the ‘efforts of
Hon, Mr. Pattullo, when Terrace
was in his riding, that-the bridge
was built by the provincial gov-
ernment to replace the ferry ser-
viee that was no longer adequate
‘for the traffic,
ting that he should open it. He
‘was assisted by Dr. Wrinch who
spoke first.

The day was extremely warm
and while waiting on the bridge
many people wished they could
take a dip in the gool waters of
the river. But the structure is
s0 far above the water that one
could not even get a drink,

The opening ceremony was a
simple affair. Red, white and
blue ribbons were strung across
the centre and after the speeches
Hon. Mr. Pattullo eut the ribbon
and declared the bridge formally
opened.

The gathering then proceeded
to the G. W. V. A. hall to parti-
cipate in the banquet for the
Vancouver visitors.

|
it =" Terrace ‘} 3
Le ran
Dr. H. ©. Wrinch, M.L.A,,

arrived from Hazelton on Mon-
day to be present at the formal
opening of the Terrace bridpe on
Tuesday.

Lakelse Lodge, 1.0.0.F., held
its semiannual installation of
officers‘on Monday evening.

D.D.G.M., was was assisted by
Past Grands. A. J. Fowler,.§. F.
Mills, J. ‘AL ‘Young and H. King.

Mrs, Thomas McClymont, Prince
Rupert,. were guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs.-R. L. McIntosh.

Rebekah Assembly ‘of the prov-
ince, accompanied | ‘by. Mrs.’ Cox
and Mrs, J. McIntosh; of the
Prince Rupert. ‘lodge, arrived on
Monday on an official visit | to

of Tertace. * “They. also: attended

and returned to, Prince Rupert on

aot ‘% 7 hth at ‘aaa

Wrinch, member for the riding. |

Thus. it was fit-].

The
‘installation was conducted by the

Mrs. (Dr.) Kergin and Mr, and

Mrs. Hay, president _ of the

Mountain View: ‘Rebekah. Lodge!
the official opening of. the bridge, |]:

| Wednesday, with ‘the. exception ||:
of Mrs. Hav,’ who. ‘roceeded on|.

ae
Omineca
Hotel

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C. W. Dawson, Prop.
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Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs ‘
meet all trains for passenger
and baggage transfer

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
‘AND COMMERCIAL
1 MEN

Dining room in connection
MEALS AT ALL HOURS

Hazelton B. C.

Herrera are rnermelt

Hotel
Prince Rupert

{ «A REAL Goop Hore.L

' Prince Rupert
BG

H. B. Rocuester, " Manager

Rates $1.50 per day up.

The Bulkley Hotel

E. ©. Orchard, Owner —

Sieur

European or American Plan

The headquarters for the Bulkley
Valley. Tourists and Commercial men
find tnis a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met, Autos, livery or tiga
saddle horses provided.

7 Smithers. B. C.

SHACKLETON
Hotel

USK, B.C.

New, clean and comfortable
First-class Dining Room in connection

RATES ARE ATTRACTIVE

THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

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