: head.

aq Forester, Prince Rupert, B.C.

To

Notice of Intention to Apply to
‘Parchase Land.

In, Skeens Land Recording District, and
situate on Kitsumkalum Lake...

' Take notica that I, Arthur ¥, Wilson, |

. of Remo, B.C., occupation mill super-
f intendent, intend to apply for permis-
sion to purchase the following described
ands: .
Commencing ata post planted on the

shore of Kitsumkalum Lake, 20 chaing

North, of the N,W. corner of L. 6733;
thence E,

less; thence southerly followin
shore line of Kitsumkalum L;
point of commencement and containing
40 acres more or less, 4
for erection of Look-out. Station and
uarters for a patrolman for Forest
rotection purposes. :

ARTHUR, YOUNG WILSON.
Dated June 22, 1925... 2129

Fire

Timber Sale X7171

Sealed tenders will be received by the
mm Minister of Lands not later than noon
f onthe sixth day.of August, 1925, for
a the purchase of Licence X7171, to eut
71,000 lineal feet of Cedar Poles and

2 Piling on an area situated on the East
ae bank of Skeena River, across the river

ag from Pacific Station, Canadian National
, Railways, Range 5, Coast District.
Two (2) years wilt be allowed for

a removal of ‘timber.

Further
Forester,

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

| FURNITURE
and RANGES

of every description

SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO SHIPPING ORDERS

Geods f.ob. Prince Rupert
: us : . . '
A. MacKenzie
FURNITURE HOUSE
Box 994 PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. .

ta

10 chains; thence N. 20
chaing; thence west 20 chains more or.

othe Forms of

Lend is required

5 undersigned and endorsed ‘TENDER

_THE ‘OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY,, JULY 81, 1925

Department of Works .

ae

Ni orice’ TO CONTRACTORS

——

SEALED TENDERS endorsed “Ten-
ders for New Hazelton School’’ will ‘be |
received by the Honourable the Minis-
ter ‘of Publie Works up to 12'o’clock
Noon on Friday, the 3lst day of July,
1925, for the erection and completion of.
a One Room School and Out Buildings
at New Hazelton;. inthe Skeena. Eleo-.
toral. District, B.C...

Plans, § cifications Contract; ‘and
ender may be seen on and:
after: the 13th day of. July; 1925, and
further information obtained at the
Departnient of Public ‘Works,’ Parlia-
ment buildings,-.and at the following
offices; Government . Agents at Van-
couver, Prince Rupert, Smithers, and
W. S. Sargent, Secretary to the School
Board, New Bazelton, B.C. .

- Copies of Plans, Specifications, ete. .
can be obtairied ‘from the Department
on payment of a deposit of Teh Dollars
($10) which will-be refunded on return
of the plans, ete,, in good condition.

The lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily aecepted.

P. PHILIP
Deputy Minister and
Public Works Engineer
‘Public Works Department, .
Victoria, B, C
July 7th;. 1926

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS

Tender For Softwood Ties

Sealed tenders, addressed to the
FOR TIES", will be received at the
office of the General Tie A ent, Room
902, Canadian Express Building, "McGill
Street, Montreal, until 12:00 noon Mon-.
day, August 8rd, 1925, for Railway
Ties to be manufactured ‘from Douglas
Fir, Hemlock, Jack Pine, Tamarack or
Cedar Timber, cut between October |
Ist, 1925, and "May Ist, 1926, and deli-
vered between January ist, 1926, and
September 30th, 1926, f.0.b. cars Gana-
dian National Rallways, in accordance
with Tie Specification No, S8W-1
dated July 20th, 1928.

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

Tenders will not be considered unless
made out on form -supplied by the
Railway Company:

The lowest, or any, tender not néces-

sarily acce ted.
y WW GRANT,

Gener Tie Age
CANADIAN NATIONAL, RAILWAYS

Montreal, Que. -
July and, 1925. 0305

BUILDING MATERIALS!

Cement ’ Lime

Plaster _Fireclay

Brick © Building

Papers Roofing -

| Sash & Doors : 3-ply Veneer Paneling

. Fir Finish a Svecialty.

§) ALBERT & McCAFFERY, LID.

Prince Rupert, Bz GC.

DANCE. at New Hazeton

: FRDDAY, july 3ist, 1925

: UNDE ‘THE " AvsPices OP THE | New Hazatron s 7
Mempens OF THE WOMEN’S -AUXILIARY: TO TAH bee hes
. _ HAZELTON ALOBPITAL, = reek po ee

tthe Hazelton Hospital.

to Usk are r
of. splendid, large. nuggeta. of, the]

anid

Skeena’s Induatetal Centre

aa
i
s
+

"Usk has ‘awakened “from its|"

| lethargic silence on religious mat-.

‘tera and has ‘made strenuous
strides to. recover years - of its

| past ‘inaptitude by c¢ontributing

generously* to ‘the building of a
union church, which will be open
for use by any’religious denomi-

vantage of: it; Protestant and
Catholic alike, .

men. since: the -Wesleyan great
divergence of:-opinion, and every |:

periment, for the purpose of .a
logical advancement of the race.

a 99-year lease.on frontage .on
his land in Usk sub-division for
the church. ‘

Mr, and Mrs. M. A. ‘Todd lett |:
for Vancouver on Friday, .where
they intend to make their- home
for the time being. a

- Dr. Hanson,’ of the Geological’

H. B. Jones and J. R. Ramsdell,
have arrived in Usk to start the’

{in the Skeena-Bulkley section.

The party is camped at 5-Mile on
Kleanza, and expect to do ‘the
territory of ‘the Kleanza and:
Chimindemesh creeks, and ‘then

triet. There are great pointe of
interest ' ‘in this outline of their
reconnaissance that’ will be of the
greatest interest to the public, -

A. ‘A McDonald, of Chiminesh

{from the Babine stampede, and
{is going back there to develop

his recent finds. ', He holds the} :
highest opinion of the Babine],

return to the ground when the
proper time comes,

Mrs. G. W. Graves left last
week,. accompanying her’ ‘parents.
to their home in Edmonton,. and.
will be followed. by her husband
on his annual vacation in the
course of two weeks,

J. Russell capsized with a load
of logs recently and sustained a
broken wrist and ‘other injuries,
which necessitated treatment at
“He: is
tome * again and ‘making a ood
recovery. |

‘The return of the staimpeders
from Babine was signalized by’ ay.
supper party. at the Wells resi-
dence.’ Mr. and Mrs, I. Evans

they provided a most: enjoyable}
evening.

_ Jas, “Darby and. William, EDis|.

he. has some, spléndid. showings)
of. gold and. Silver, OFEB, aay,
_ New. mineral discoveries: cloge

reported, and. talk i ig

iFe

primal: yellow - metal. Further

much. local interest.”

developments. ara . aaited with

he Aye «s

an

nation which .cares to take ad-|:

Thia seems to be.
oné of the first reasonable moves |.
towards a-closer amity between |:

'|follower -of constituted religion |-
should try to encourage the ex-
greater thought for the .psycho- |.

Capt. J. Willman has contributed | :

Survey, with his assistants, R..

‘mapping of the remainder of the
district to be surveyed this year| |

&0 on’ to the Copper’ River dis- |:

and St.’ Croix, has. just returned |‘

section, aa a placer field and will}

Exam.. Results: -
Promote Many ©
Interior Pupils

the education department’s ex-
aminations in June. Wheie the
marks ‘are not stated,. the names
are given in alphabetical order:
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE

' Hazelton—Ruby K,-Duggan 832, Jes-
sie H. MacKay 326, James A. Cox 304.
New Hazelton—Thos, J. Marshall 380.

TERRACE CENTRE
‘Kitsumgallum—Archie- Donald 340,.
Gladys Kenney 3883, Everett Thomas
321, Marguerite Chretien 214.

SMITHERS CENTRE
Smithers—Nanna Amolia_ Anderson
328, Bertha Lulu Chapman 300, Irene
Tamar McIntyre 300.
SouTH BULKLEY CENTRE
‘South Bulkley— Violet, Reddy 301,
William Keddy 300.. .

* BURNS LAKB CENTRE

" Burns Lake—Olive Nourse 226, Ken:

neth Kerr 30%,

Tintagel Frederick M. Stearns 351.
Rose Lake CENTRE

Rose Lake—Velma P, Higgins 342,
WISTARIA CENTRE

Alexander Manson School—Loaise M,

| Morgan 416.

Wistaria—Gien R. Mohr 327, Alford

I. Harrison 303, Ederard J, Mohr 300,

* HIGH SCHOOL —

Burns LAKE CENTRE
Francois Lake Public School
Grade [X—Lucy M, Gain.

Southbank Public School
Grade IX—Ellen Ruby Murray. ’

Grade X—George C. Murray,

- HaZs_Ton GENTRE
New. Hazelton Public School

. Grade X—Ernest A. Goddard,

+ Normal Entrance and Junior Matrien-
lation—Mitchell E. Newman.

KITSUMGALLUM CENTRE
Kitsumgallum Superior School

Grade IX—Betty E. Anderson (S),
Mary E. Wilson,
’ Grade X--Edna M. Dobbie (8), Lau-~
rence Greip, Marguerite M. Martin, .
Evelyn D. Rice (S).
Pacific Public School -

Grade X—Lillian Jeanette Teper.
° SMITHERS CENTRE

Smithers High Schoo! -

* Normai Entrance—Georgina A. Smith

(S).

Roe,

Graham (8), Annie V. Green «), R.

| Raymond Moran ), Mary J. Vv. Me-

Innes.
(5) indicates - that a eupplemental

‘more subjects,

vale.

fh

week with z a.string Of:
and . saddle... ‘horges
Telegraph’ Creek owherte-he ‘and w
partner takeout big: Hime hat
ere. Bill: ‘reated:: “ap “here ‘for a
few dave and. renewed old ac-

Mrs. J, Borsuk and son, Paul,
were the guests of Mrs. P. Gam-
ula in Prince’Rupert last week.

' Misses J. C. and M. Brand are

spending a week with Mrs. B.
Hodkin at Kitwanga.

Mrs. M. Lazeark and gon, Jobn,

at Anyox are ‘the guests of Mrs,
were the host and hostess, and a. ‘Borsuk.

C. Buchan, ’ of Kitwanga, i

helping W. Brand with the hay,

_ Mrs. A. ‘Hobensehild and Mrs.

returned: from Cedarvale, .whera J. Borauk spent Monday’ in n Cedar: WE
they. visited Steve Young. on ‘the rer arene
Seven. Sisters mountain, ;. where

en route: : to

quaintances, 4 wei site dion tes!

Oma as PR a4

: The following ‘is: the list of|
successful candidates who wrote! !

HAzeELTON: CENTRE :

oe enue [-

7 saddle horses provided.:

Junior Matriculation—Jamieson’ H. |:

examination has been granted i in one or |;

Woodcock 7 |

: alert "tnd dive, |

rs Bil Eider blew: into, town: msiaat |

we + 4

Cc. W. Dawson, POR.
po a

Automobiles, Buses, or Rigs -
meet all trains for passenger
: and d bagaags transfer’

HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS |
AND COMMERCIAL.
MEN

Dining room in connection
’ MEALS AT ALL HOURS

mi
|
|
i

Hazelton a «iB. C.
t

4 “0m
Hotel |
‘Prince Rupert
A Rea Goon HOTEL {
; Prince Rupert }

B. C. |
. .
H. B.. ROCHESTER, Manager }.
Rates $1.60 per day up. i.
. ot
He te

The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard. Owner |

European or American Plan

The headquarters - ‘for the Bulkley
Valley, Tourists and Commercial men
find this a grand hotel to stop at.

All trains met. Zuutos, livery or rige

Smithers, B.C.

SHACKLETON |
. Hotel

USK, B.C,

New, clean and comfortable
First-clasa Dining Room: In connection

RaTES ARE ATTRACTIVE

‘THOS. SHACKLETON - Prop.

-J)

| Bedding Plants

. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

ROSES and ail kinds of Wt

TREES AND, SHRUBS |
CABHAGE PLANTS ..
Gatalorne Prices ee

-D-GLENNIE. ||; §

_PRINOE, RUPERT ,

i forty. pack pase

* T SOLICITOR :. NOTARY PUBLIG:.

i Ss. 3. McGill