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HEALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1029

Corporation of ‘the Village of Terrace

RECEIPTS :—

Land Tux wee $ 587,93

Improvement Tux .. 1062.75 $1650.08
Trade Licenses oes, 462,50
Poll Tax wu. 80.00
Woe TAK i cceccessscsescesesseasseaes 26.00

Liquor Grant :
Motor ‘Vehicle wean
Bank Goan |.

Pariemntual grant’ 182.27
Penalties 20.90

lefunds Ci ac _ 144.48

* $8; 210.25

H. Halliwell, Clerk ‘of the Municipality
Terrace, B.C., February 18, 1929.

‘AUDITOR’

. 8 Yo the Chairman and Commission-
. ers of the Corporation ' of the. Village
of Ter Trace i— .
Gentlemen—I wish to advise you
that I have examined the books and
. papers of your treasurer for the year
1928 and submit herewith’ my report.
I have gone carefully through the
cash transaé¢tions-of the year and am
pleased tufreport that your treasurer
v appears te have done his work faith-
fully and? accurately.

T havy also examined the minute
hook unc bave traced therein quthor-
ity for bayments made where minutes
were necessary.

I wait carefully through the rssess.

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Financial Statement for the Year 1928

EXPENDITURES:—
Roads and Streets ...........
Street. Lighting ...........
Interest on Loan ...
Tonntions 00. we. o.
Clerk’s Salary 0...
Office Expenses ......

a 508.7

wm. a Sparkes, ‘Auditor, ,

s REPORT

anent roll and find it satisfactory, Al-
so bave checked ‘np all licenses and
‘poll tax and dog tax nnd find them
correctly entered.
Unpaid taxes amount ‘to $60.60, .
I am informed that your treasurer
is not under bond. This matter should
receive your immediate attention.
In closing my report I wish to say
that should there be any point aris: .
where you would desire to ask for any
information I would be giad to give
auy in my power, -
Yours truly,

Wm. ©. Sparkes, Audito;
February 18, 1929. _

The Municipal
, Water Works
/ Plan. Progress

Minutes of meeting of Commission-
ers held in the Municipal Hall on
‘Wednesday, February 20th, 1929,
Commr. Gordon presiding .and ther
being ulso present Commr. Kenney
und. the Clerk.- .: 2°) om
‘The minutes of the meeting held on
Feb. Sth were,read and on the motion
of Commyr. Kenney adopted:

‘The Clerk rend correspondence with
the Water Recorder ‘at Prince. Rupert
the Inspector of Municipalities, the
Comptroller of Water Rights and the
ta application for water powers by the

invial Secretary intimated that the by-
law had beer approved by the Leiu-
tenant Governor-in-council. The corre-
Kpondence was recieved and ordered
filed,

The: Clerk produced coppies of all
notices ‘issued in connection with the
application for water powers,

1928 was ren@ and recieved, and on

cure a bond in the sunz of $1,000,
Accounts were passed ‘for payment
on the motion o fCommr, Gordon a-
mounting to $59.00. It was also agreed
to pay a charge of 75cts. to Mr. Sun-
dal for supplies te stove chimney.
By-law No. 16, Parks By-law, was
finatly reconsidered and on motion hy:

Corporation, The letter fro mthe Prov: |

Commr. Kenney, passed.

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Catalogue

Competition

The thing for the mercheants in this community toda

Loan Repayment : . . B00.
Shrubs. ......  Naecaeaet 44,80
Workman's “Som. Bad. 12.80
‘| Maps... cesses suaeesveae 80.00
Statutes wo. we 22.05
Refunds... 7. . 32.75
Sundries 3... ses. Caen 80.04
mt, oy. $2T0LBE
‘Balance on hand 2508.86,
$5,210.25

' The Auditor's report for the year!

motion by Commr. Kenney it was -a-|
- greed that the Clerk take steps to ‘se-

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3. Cadet t sun visor
Fy Fisher VV_ windshield

3. Deep comfortable cushions
6, Indirectly lighted insteument panel
7. Water temperature indicator

9. 107.inch ‘wheelbase

New Safety

1. Separate emergency brakes =”
2. Foot control two-beam type ‘head-

. Theft proof electro lock nn
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5. Safety “yasotine tank in reae |
6. New 4-wheel beakes, safo—positive _
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“USK NOTES

A Highly snecessfal dance was held

in, their own interests is to advertise faithfully, and to

make their
helpful to these whose trade and favor are desired.

Mail order houses and the large departmental stores
of neighboring citles with their striiing advertisments
nnd entulogues are the serious competition. of local

merchunts, |

The poorest way to offset this competition ts for our |
loca! merchants to Keep silent. For them not to “speak ~
up” is to give.the mail order houses a better chanee ¢ to :

get, business from his counmunity,

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_ A WORD 10 THE PUBLIC |

Wheat’ voi! send. your thoney. to.a elty store you enrich
the great shops and _impoyerish this Community.
Strengthen—not wealen—the the merchants of this. -
commuinity, it will ‘be returned to you in the form of |

hetter service and better values.

printed announcements interesting and

|in the “Lee Hall” on Saturday Feb. 16;

+mid-night, the hall was crowded with

-|odious voice making an excellent mas-
“|ter of ceremonies. ‘Messers Glen, Mart-
‘|ingon, and Ole Berg
‘ string: orchester displaying their won-

fal few of the elders, or-nttendants un-

{cellent music, were all unaniinous in
“| thel reomments that no possible choice
-feould be made from
“pAwell. dressed: and. hily -effieeient, ‘lady ,
--| dancers, That all were belles of this
““(specular bail, immediately: after sup-

Joh Announcement that another similar

2 Mrs, Whitlow,:- on Saterday. eventng
‘jot Tebr nary 2ard. *

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with u sumptious supper served at
Terrace nnd Copper. City well repre-

sented. Mr. James Darby in his inel-

of. -onr, local:

derful ability with their instruments.
The usnal. wall-flowers, comprising of

able te dance, though enjoying the. ex-

such beautiful,

per was served ‘he floor master made

dance would be held-at the- home of

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» ‘The local erlbbnge, tournament cnme
avand. .fingle .. “yesterday, our:

: worthy. school master Mr. P; M. Grant}

es . | Eldorado Conatruetion Diya. Mr, ‘Chas

Mr. Hickey, President of the Col-
umatio Gold Mines; travelled to his old
home in Toronto last week, and Mr. J
Wiliman, his mannger, is leaving for
Kdmonton. Early developements of
this mine ure very keenly anticipated.

Mr. R, W.' Seelye, of ‘the Shanadonk
Mountain, who has. heen wintering: in
Senttle, Is expected home next week
he has extreemely optimistic * views
of the. early developement of his
“Lucky Luke" Gold Mine: :

” At nt reccent meeting . ‘of the . loca)
vetrrus in the Lee Hall to discuss: the
formation of. a, Veterans -Assoclation
at Usk, B.: “0, ‘Mr, J. L. Bethurem wos

nominated president; Mr. R. ‘Adams as
Tribulations: of 1 small town general
mnerchant, placing: Atrict. emphasis . on

Durhan was extreemely humurous’

honorary president, ‘and. Mr, ‘Charies |.

Durham as Secretary, Mr. Bethurem ”
was very Interesting in his Trlals and |:

that old refrin “It'll take a lot of that
to upset me”.

, i
Tn 1921 the Canadian Paitic paid‘! ra
out $2,000,000 from frei hit re enue | ve
in loss’ and damage claims in 1927 ° ar
it paid $700,000, a deciea e af.
1,800,000, althouch m the oume-
period the gross freivht revonve had |

creased by $16,000,000. .ctler
freight handl ling. did it,
‘Phe stonework and meee rt the |
_partioning af the Royal: ¥. fotel
ave been complete}, id there

appears every likalyhood that the - |
great buildin’ will be open ‘o the
travetling public by June 1 This.’
‘hotel is the larees t and talie.t se the
British Empire

Some idea-of the world-wide area a
over which the Canudiar Pacific é
Operates may be rathered ‘fromthe:
fact that in making out its-monthly:”
balanve it Ig- ‘necessary: to turn fifty.
nine diferent foreign currencies intd !
dollars in order to get an aceutats
rerult in: Canadian money. ~

Wireless: ir ew being used to oe
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