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LAND ACT

; : Natice of Intention to Apply to Leaso
Tand

— Ine Gowlohan Land istrict, Ro-
cording Disivlet of Victoria, and situ.
‘Ale OWL glde of Ganges Harbar, Salt
., Spring iiland,
pate notion hat Goorgo Altkons,
of Gangen, pcoupation Clergyman,
“dntonds to apply for permisaton to
“Yonge the following described lands:
Commoneing at a post planted at
P Southeast corner Lot 4, Map 2637,
“thonee N, 60 dog. 9° 1, 20 Hintka;
thanca N. 20 deg. 1. 3 chains; thonea
N. 02.4) W. 18 chains 10 Unk;
‘ thoneo 8 47 deg, 11° W. 8 chains;
thonao South Bastorly following the
shore 12 echaina to point of com-
- moncament, and containing 4.3 acras,
vy more or Joan,

whe QHORGH AITKIENS,
” : Nama of Applicant,

Natoad tet November, 1922,

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WEEKLY NEWS NOTES =
FROM GANGES HARBOR) starr is spenamne christmas with bi

VIE. Walter Dukes Passed Away at
Kamloops on Friday, Decem-

GANGES, Dec. 26.—On Dee. 15,
| Mr. Walter J. Dukes passed away at
Kamloops, B. C. The late Mr. Dukes
was about 70 years of age, and had
spent forty years in the province of
British Columbia, most of the time

large circle of friends. His father
wus a school master in England. He
leaves to mourn his loss, besides his

fier. and two brothers, one a
Visitors ALWAYS Welcome see in England, and his bro-

list of prize-winners and donors ‘of
prizes:
— et at ny) | Seripture, L. Jenkins. Presented
and i? Tos, for $1.00 ser- || >Y Rev. Collins,
7 vices. Phone, write or call. History, L. Jenkins. Presented
a Do it now. byP Mrs. R. G. Oxenham, of Exeter,
Devon.

Just Bundle Up the Clothes Arithmetic, Ben Clart (minor).
and Phone

Presented by Mrs. N. Smart.
Dictation and spelling, Philip
Brine. Presented by F. Irvine, Esaq.,

of Ganges.
Writing, C. Cooper. Presented by

Composition, L. Jenkins. Pre-

Ainays le Best | French, Ben Clarke. Presented by

Mrs. Blackburn, of Ganges.
Latin, L. Jenkins. Presented by

General improvement, Jack Smart.
Presented by Mrs. W. E. Scott.

W Conduct, J. Clark (major). Pre-
We ant Your ented by Mrs. Pelley Price, ‘‘Mere-

Cleaning, Pressing Swimming cup, J. Clark (major).

Exeter, Devon, .

ance,
after his long drive. After shaking

presents from the tree to the pupils,
teacher from the pupils. Then he

very child present. Tea was then
sorved, after which the floor ‘was

Mr. Ff. Allen and A, Bliott offering
A\thoir services for tha benefit of the
Hi dancers until midnight. The full] \nien wag thoroughly emjoyed by
all present, This brought to a close
Chorus, “Maplo Leaf Forever.” } ono of the most enjoyable evenings
yet held by the members of this or-
Jeech; song, “Bahos in the Woods," | eqnization,

A | programme was as follows:

Pschook; recitation, “Groeting.”’ Cyril

uncle,

The members of Ganges Chapter.
I, O. D. B., held their sale of work
at the Mahon Hall on Wednesday
ber 15. | aztemnoon, Dec~20. As the weather

was not of the best, they did not

(Review Correspondent.)
have

a

Be

industrious and useful citizen
will be greatly missed by a

days

w, living at Ganges, two step-
days

George, at Kamloops. The

members of the bereaved family will
receive the sympathy of the entire
community.

Formby House School held the
annual prize-giving and Christmas
trees on Dec. 18. Following is the|

and

W. Bullock, Esq., of Ganges.

ted by Mrs. A. K. N. Oxenham.

W. Bullock, Esq.

e,” Ganges.

ie = . Presented annually for, boys obtain-
-Men’s Guts and Overcoats, Wo- jis most marks in school swimming
mens uits, sports by Mrs. R. G. Oxenham, of

e presented to. the

Collins, vicar, of

ands with the children he gave the
Iso one, a beautiful vase, for the

ad a bag of candy and oranges for

leared for dancing, Mr. J. Lundy,

Nancy lott and Kathleen Young;

#. Canadian fairy talo, school; plano; night: First prizes, Mrs. Coleman,
B' solo, Ollvey Mowat; song, “Jolly Old] atys. Voiteh, Mr. J. Crossley and Mr.
: HL Nicholas, Nancy iiiiatt, Ray Par-
Pe sons, Gordon Parsons; — rocltation,
Rite You Ave Good.” Humi Tasaka;

Mia; recitation, “What To Want.
Donavon Crofton; “Tha First Nook.
xehools "God Sayo tho King.”

Mina Josslo Mount, toacher at Cone
tral School, halt a conoert and had
a Wig Chrlatmas treo for the pupils
of the school, Veizes tor efficionay
and arithmatia wore alsa awarded
Lo Miss Lole Wilson, for the Soniors,
to Noala Oknana for tho intormodl«
ates, and ta Brida Wilson for thel
Juniors, Tho following {a the pros
grammo, whlch was followed — by
Santa Glaus giving the presents from
(ho trea;

Rositatlon "A Small Order” Thy
Stovens; song, “John Pool,” school;
recitation, “A Roy's Pockets,” Philip
Wood; song, "A Jolly Time,” sentoy
pupilas song, “Awoot and Low," Kame
Wood; song, “A Canadian Tarr
Song,” school; recitation, “Ie You
Don't Bollove,"” Nancy Stevens; dia-
logue, "A Friday Afternaon'a Pro-
rramine,” pupils; club swinging,
(leorgo Hieanoky;  reettation, "A
Troken Dolly,” Shirley Wilson, era-

ilo song, tour girls song, “Turreh.|

aehnols Japanose song, Bride Wilson
‘and Moaka Olcanas anny, Mr. Voor”?
Leva and Aliirley Wilsons moto
loge, “Washing Disha” Loya Wil-
non; snowllale drill, pups, “Gad
Have tha King
[ANTS WRG Ny ae cdl, Ave Oautebeain

ig

and daughter, Constance, are spen‘l-| 2
ing the holidays in Vancouver.

cleared about $60. Those in cherge
of the various tables were: Sewing,
Pr ariicies over 25c, Mrs. S. Tayler
and Mrs. F. Crofton; articles. under
25¢, Mrs. J. N. Rogers and Mrs. Har-
Per Week being a resident of Salt Spring end aoe Oe ure oe
‘ Island. Mr. Dukes was a hard-work- Abbott, Mrs. Speed, Mrs. W. Scott;

fortune-telling, Mrs. Failes.
Miss 3. Gray is spending the hcli-

3 Miss M. Trage. teacher at Cren-
berry

Masters Stanley Gibson, Stewart
Bittancourt, George Bittancourt, Cor-
don Bittaneourt and Jack Ringwoot
retur
School for Boys at Duncan, for their
nolidays.

The Vancouver Piledriving Co.'s
piledriver is at Ganges to repair the
government wharf, which was dam-
aged last summer when one of the
larger ships bumped into it.

Mr. Gerfry Best, of Victoria, is
spending the. holidays with his ‘pro-
ther, Capt. Best.

Mass was said at St. Mary's at|==
Fulford on Christmas morning at 11
o’clock by Rev. Father Scheelen.

Masters Vineent and Gordon Best|

Friday from Mr. Lonsdale’s sthool at
Shawnigan Lake.

Miss Ruth Hoit, teacher at the
Divide school, beld a small enter-
tainment for the pupils, parents and
friends on Lec. 19.

Mr. Bert Bittancourt, of Vancou-;
ver, is visiiing his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. R. bittancourt. .

Miss K. C. “lark, of Olympia, is
spending the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. ana Mrs. A. Clark of the)
“Croft.”

SIDNEY SOCIAL

There were a number. of excellent:

ward and
ond prizes, Mrs. Heal and Mrs. A.|
‘Critchley. . Gents” first prizes, Mr.
7 1 \W. Crossley and Mr. S, McDonald;
being apparently very cold’! vents’ second prizes, Mr. J. Crossley
and Mr, G. Hill, Booby prizes, la-
dies’, Mrs. MeKay and Mrs. Veitch;
booby prizes, gents’, Mr. MacAulay
and Mr. Watson. Prize for the la-
dies’ highest bid was won by Mrs./;
T.
bid prize was won by Mri -N. Fralick,

7 ue
Nee

J. H. Kingdon, of Mouat’s

Mr. Burbidge, at Saanich.

a large attendance, but they

with her parents in Burnaby.

school, is spending the holi-
in Vancouver.

ned on Friday from St. Ann's

= a

Kenneth Halley retuined on

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CLUB MEETING

‘first prizes, Mrs. Wood-|
Mrs. Gilman; ladies’: sec-

Harrison, .and*thé gents’ highest

At the conclusion of the games of

military 500 a programme of songs, | Sa
recitations, etc., was arranged by

- G. MeMullen and Mr, Fralick,

Prina-winners at tha game last

Hambley. Consolation prizes: Mrs. |} ae
B, Deacon, Mv. Voitoh, Mr. A, Deacon
land Mr. Fralick, ‘Pho club will moat: Sf
alone, “Trouble in| Santa Claus;ag tha home of Mra. Veiteh again Pe
Land.” eight pupils; drill, 14 nn, [next week,

You aro not
ox portmant
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mens for Monxema. and. Skin Trrlin-
Whey blots. My rellavor At onod an gradu.
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LAND ACT

Notieo.of Yutention to Apply to
Lease Land be
In Cowlehan Lind Distriet, Ro-| it
cording District of Victoria, and aitu-| oe
ato south sida of Gaygea Harbor,
Salt Spring Island,
Take Notica that Victor Charlos| hy
Dost, of Gangos, occupation, farmor, | i
intanda to apply for pormigaion to
lenge tho following deseribead Janda: | 4
Commencing at a post planted on) i
tho shore of Ganges Harhor at tho |:
North ant cornor of Lot 1, Map
2637, ahout 8: ohning 8. B. of N. 10.) fen
corney Sec, 20, H. TV Ay thonea N; | ie
BO dog. 10° Bant, § chains; thonoo | Ky
South Enstorly about 22 | ohpina; |]
hance &, 47 dog. 12° Wa ohainas
fo the & HL corner Lot 2, May 86975 | axa
thence North Wonterly following the |
whore.of Ganges Harbor to tho paotyt
of commencement and containing o

fores, More or loHA,

CPO CTOATUD AE ROT,

Applicant.

FRANCIA WT. O'REILY, -
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