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forget.
AUG. 4 To 14
World’s Championship. i
Stampede, - ;
: i, M. Coldstream Guards Band
Caledonian Games. -
Great Musica] Spectacle
and Fireworks.
Premier Live Stock Shows
Agricultural and
Horticultural exhibits,
Write for prize liat;
Vancouver Exhibition Ass’n
’ 440 Pender St. W.
Vancouver, B.C.

4

GREATER.
| VANCOUVER
EXHIBITION

$90,000.00
IN PRIZES .

AND ATTRACTIONS

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 24

SYNOPSIS OF
LAND ACT AMENDMENTS

PRE-EMPTIONS

Vacant, unreserved, surveyed Crown lands
om 6may «ube preemoted «by British subjects
over 18 years of age, and by aliens
ma. on declaring intention to become British
Me subjects, conditional upon ‘residence, cceu-
pation, and improvement for agricultural
purposes, .
Full’ information concerning regulations
regarding pre-emptions ia given in Bulletin
No, 1, Land Series, “How % Pre-empt Land,”
- copies of which can be obtained free of charge
a. by addressing the Department Lands,
Victoria, H.C., or to any Government Agent. ,
fm, Records will be granted covering only
wm. land suitable for agricultural purposes, and

a: which is not timberland, ie, carrying over [

4 6,000 board feet per acre weat of the
| Coast Range and 8,000 fect per acre east
of that Range. :

Applications fcr pre-emptions are to be

addressed to the Land Commissioner of the|

me Land Kecording Division in which the Jand
aa applied for ig situated, and are made on printed
‘ { forms, copies of which ean be obtained from the

Land Commissioner,
ae’ Pre-emptions muat be occupied for five years
. 4 and improvements made to the value of

F $10 per acre. including clearing and cultivate |

; Ing at- least five acres, before a Crown Grant
i can be received.

oe: = For more detailed information see the Bulletin,
¥ “How to Preempt Land.”

PURCHASE

Applications are received for purchase

ee of vacant and unreserved Crown lands,
fe not being timberland, for agricultural purposes:
ae minimum ‘price of first-class arable) land
= is 25 per acre, and second-clasy (grazing)
m land $2.60 per acre. Further information
ee resarding purchase ,or lease af Crown

Fiande is given in Bolletin No. 10, Land
Mm, Series, “Purchase and Lease of Crown
fer) Lands.”

: Mill, factory, or industrial sites on timber
Mt, land, act exceeding 40 acres, may be purcha.ed or
Ma leased, -the conditions including payment

- stumpace. .
7 HOMESITE LEASES ’
om; Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 29 acres,
my may be feased as. homesites, conditional
me upon a dwelling being erected in the
( first year, tithe belng obtainable ater
ma residence and improvement conditions are

? fulfilled 8 the land, has been sur

. veyed. wo .

mC ‘LEASES

4 For grazing . and = induatrial ‘purposes
fej areas not exceeding ¢40 acres may ba leased
by any one payson or company.

a
I GRAZING

|, Under the Grazing Act the Province
Mails divided into grazing districts, ‘and ‘the

yrange cdministere?’ under the . Grazing
Ae! Commisaicher.

me beirig given to established owners.

mits are available for settlers, ‘campers and
travellers up to tén head... ee

THE OMINECA HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926

aeeeevarem —

[Wide Response
| To Canvass For |

~ Terrace Hospital

$50.00 from Lakelse Lodge 1.0.0.F,
$41.00 from Mr. and Mrs. J.’ Gordon.
$25.00 from Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Keith, Mr. and Mra. George Little, Mr.

‘| and Mra. R. L. McIntosh,

$15.00 from Mr. and Mra, C, R. Gil-

‘bert, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kenney, Mr.

and Mra. Jas, Richmond, Mr. and Mra,
0. T. Sundal, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Barker,

$10.00 from Mr. and Mre. W. Allan,
C. Desford, Alfred Egan, Mrs: J. K.
Frost, J. K. Frost, Mr, and Mrs, C. L..
M. Giggey,.C. W. Parker, Quon Wing,
Mountain View Rebekah Lodge, Chil-
dren’s Concert.

$7.50 from Mr. and Mrs, W. Lindsay.

$5.00 from F.. H. Aiken, Mr, and
Mrs. W. S. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs, A.
Bailey, F. Bedore, R. W. Beecher, W.
Biasonette, Capt, and Mrs. J. C. Bowen
Colthurat, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Brooks,
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Burnett, Mr. and
Mrs.’ A, Carr, Robt. Corlett, T. R,
Davis, W. Donald, Mr. and Mra. Geo.
Dover, W. B. Dow, Mr. and Mrs. A.C.
Fowler,’ Mr. and Mrs, Freckman, A
Friend, Mr, and Mrs, C, A. Giggey,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Glass, Mra. M. A.

¥

Greig, Mr. and Mrs. C. Haughland, C.
R. \T. Hearn, Mr. and Mrg,-Q, von
Hees, L. K. Joe, Mr. and Mrs. L, H.
Kenney, Miss Ivy Kerr, B, J. Kahne,
I. Lafrance, Lanfear & French, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Little, P. Magnusson, E,
Marshall, Mr. and ‘Mra.-H. Mist, Mrs,
D. Munro, Petey McDenald, Mr, and
Mrs. W. A. McDonald, Miles McLeod,
Jas. Nelson, Mr, and Mrs. T. Peddie,
F. Phiscator, Carl Pohle, W. J. Sanson,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Sherwood, Mr. and
Mrs, Murdo,Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W .C.
Sparkes, Joe Spitz], H. 8. Warne, Mr.
and Mra. A. Y. Wilson. :
34,00 from BR. M. Cory.

$8,00 from Wing Hing, Mr. and Mra,
Harry King, F. Nightwine, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. V.
Soucie, Lee Tong.

$2.50 from Mr. and Mrs.,E. 5S. Cole,
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Cook, Miss I M.
Pearson, Terrate Cafe.

$2.00 from S, J. Amesbury, Misa L.
G. Andrews, Tom Bailey, Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Bedore, B, Colbachini, Miss MLA.
Dobb, J _ W. Graham. Mr.-and Mrs, C,
F. A. Green, Mr, and Mrs. G. H. Grif-
fin, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hipp, Mr. and
F. deKergommeaux, Miss N, Malott,
J, A. and A. Michaud, Mr. and Mra. R.
McCullough, Mr. and Mra. Geo, Powers,
Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Sims, Wm. Smith,
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Swann, T. B. Taylor,
Jas, Taylor, W. F. Ungerer, Knute

Olgon. . cos 4.

; $1.00 from A, Bedore, Franklin Bo}

wick, Carl Carlson, Albert Cote,, An-
thony Cote, Miss Agnes Desjardines;
Mrs. John Desjardines, D. Nelson, Gor-
don Nelson, ‘W. Sibbald, Mr. and Mra.
T. H. Scott, Art. Vanderlip, Mr. and
Mrs, W. Vanderlip.

Other donations have been received
from the following:

Mr. and Mra. J. B. Agar, pail, 6-gal-
lon tank, wash-basin; Mr. and Myre. W.
Chapman, tray, dishpan, double boiler,
2 sauce-pans; Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Farr,
double-boiler; Mr. and Mra. J. A. Gill,
pair of pillows, Mr. and Mrs. R. Haney,
tea-kettle; Hatt Bros,, linoleum for one
room; Mr. and Mrs. G, E. Keith, glass
irrigating ean, ice cap; Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Kirkpatrick, bedside table; Rev.
and Mrs, T. J. Marsh, knives and forks,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Mills, 5 yds. sheet-
ing, bed pan; Mrs. E, J, Moore, pillow;
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sims, surgical
scissors; Mra. tl. L. Sima, kitchen sink;
Mr, and Mra. C. H. Thomas, 2 sauce-
pans,

In addition, the Native Song of Cana-
da have paid the rent of the Hospital
for three months, ane the G.W.V.A.
has generously donated the use of its
hall for all board meetings held so far.
The board of directors has received alsd

promises of such services as free elec-
tric light from F, C. Bishop and labor

from carpenters.

A Splendid Map of

* ‘Terrace and District
One of the most complete maps
in fact the only complete map of
the Terrace district has just been
issued by Fred Nash, B. C. Land
Survevor, Terrace. The map in-
cludes the territory along the C.
N. railway between Exstew and
Cedarvale. It goes north to the
Naas river and south to Kitimat.
Within that radius Mr. Nash has
not overlooked anything of- any
importance. His map is so com-
prehensive that one needs no
other information, book or story
to gain a therough knowledge of
the district and its resources,
Mr. Nash personally knows that’
district like a mother knows her
own children, but in compiling
his map he used the official re-
cords of both the provincial and
dominion goyernments. It is on
a scale of three miles to the inch
and everything is marked very

clearly. Mr. Nash deserves a lot
of credit for his work,

The Herald is only $2.00 year.

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Annnal grazing permits are| _.
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T owmers may form associations for range]
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