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DAILY WORLD, VANCOUVER, B. CANADA. Monday, December 2, 1889. The World OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1889.

So rapid has the circulation of THE WORLD increased within the last few weeks that the publishers have found it necessary to increase the printing capacity of the establishment. Within the last few days a splendid of machinery--the best and most piece complete machine of any kind in the Province-a folder, having a capacity of 3,000 copies per hour, has been placed in the pressroom and set in operation. So complete is this machine that it will fold, paste and trim an eight page paper of the size of the WEEKLY WORLD, or the sinallest dodger. In the beginning of the incoming week a splendid Hoe rapid printing press--the largest in the Dominion-will also be set to work. Its capacity is only limited by the ability of the operator to feed the sheets.

These with the plant we previously possessed will make THE WORLD the best equipped newspaper publishing house outside the largest cities of the Dominion. It is the publishers' intention to issue about the New Year a magnificent Bird'sEye View of Vancouver, specially prepared for THE WORLD at an enormous cost. The sheets to hand indicate what may be proof expected of those having the engraving of the work in hand. A similar work will also appear for the twin sister city of New Westminster. Both of these, we feel, will be appreciated not only as works of art, that they will be of great advantage to both cities, the District of New Westminster and the entire Province.

Other features will also be taken advantage of in rendering the proposed special issue the most acceptable and valuable publication which has yet been issued by any in the Dominion. A large expenditure of money, labor and newspaper ingenuity will be expended in connection with the forthcoming number. Preparations have been made for an issue of 10,000 copies in excess of our regular publication. Already the orders hand will almost consume that edition. Persons in want of a supply should order at once, SO as to avoid disappointment.

A limited number of advertisements will be inserted. Application for space should be made carly, in order to secure choice positions. Further particulars can be learned on application, by letter or personally, PUBLISHERS' NOTICE. THE WORLD OFFICE, Vancouver, B. C.

BIRTHS. STRUTT-In this tv, on Sunday, December 1st, at 12:30 p.m., the wife of Chas. H. Strutt of A daughter. JONES- In this city, on the 2nd December, George Stephen, infant son of George Jones, aged five months.

Funeral will take place from the famtly resldence, corner Keefer Street and Dunlevy Avenue, on Tuesday, December 3rd, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. CITY AND COUNTRY NEWS Mathison. The Printer. Francoeur for fine church furniture. Stoddart Bros.

for Watches. New and elegant furniture at Hart's. -Coal, wood, hay and oats, at Palmer Brothers. Fine India and Ceylon Tea at Royal Tea 8 Carrall Street. I Will have first-class Engraver here in few days.

Davidson Bros. Boys' overcoats and boys' suits at cost at the London House clearing sale. Come to the London House and see what we mean by a clearing sale. The excavation for the new opera build- d. ing on Granville Street is well under way.

Ladies, misses and children's mantles at cost at the London House clearing sale. I For fine watch repairing and engraving go to Grassie Mason, 76 Cordova Street. Go to John E. Woods, 316 Cordova Street for fine Havana cigars. Get your stoves and fittings at McLennan McFeely's.

Special attention paid to all orders. Job Printing at Thomson Brothers' bookstore. Our work speaks our worth." All kinds of jewelry made to order on the premises by Grassie Mason, 76 Cordova Street. Old -fashioned molasses candy, fresh, every afternoon, at Vancouver Candy Factory, 6 Cordova Street. -A fine line of heaters just received from the best makers on the continent, at O'Toole Ralph's, 114 Carrall Street.

The consignees of freight per ss. Premier, which arrived Saturday night, were: F. A. Boehlofsky, Phillipps August Franc. A car of fine furniture, including 27 bedroom sets, ranging in price from $20 to $150.

Just look at Hart's stock, 27 and 29 Cordova Street. Car. Heating and Cook Stoves arrived. Lamps in every variety. Save money at Creamer Langley's Crockery and Furnishing Store, 22 Carrall Street.

11 Davidson manufacturing jewellers. The regular drawing of the Terminal City Building Society took place in the City Hall on Saturday night, Mr. G. A. Macey and Miss McAllister drawing the winning numbers.

The following is a list of the consignees per steamer Islander yesterday Brown White, Tilley, Carleton, Field, Green Son, Prout Insley, Sam Kee, 88. Premier, Tye Co, Thorpe Co, Dom Exp Co. At the Fancy Fair in aid of St. Paul's Church (Yaletown), to-morrow, Mayor Oppenheimer and Mr. Templeton will be placed in the field for election, and a spirited canvass will likely ensue.

Tickets will be 10 cents each. A prize will be given to the little girl, under twelve years of age, who sends the prettiest and best dressed doll, the work to be done by herself, to the old woman in her shoe at the Fancy Fair, in the Imperial Opera House, next Tuesday. The neatest and most artistically executed programme of dances yet issued in this city was that of the St. Andrew's Society for Friday night's event. need scarcely be added that it was the production of Mr.

Robert Mathison, The Printer, on Hastings Street. Do not forget the Fancy Fair to be held at the Imperial Opera House on Tuesday next for the benefit of St. Paul's Church. Luncheon from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Promenade concert at 8 p.in.

Tickets, 25 cents. Admission between the hours of 3 and 6 p. m. will be 10 cents. The Fancy Fair, for the benefit of St.

Paul's Church, in the Imperial Opera House, has been postponed from Thursday, 28th to Tuesday, December 3rd. Luncheon from 12 m. to 2 p. m. Evening entertainment at 8 o'clock.

Tickets 25 mission between the 1 hours of 3 and 6 o'clock will be ten cents. Il McLean and Murray, the mainland oarsmen, defeated the Law of Victoria, in a double scull match on Saturday at Victoria. The Islanders had the best of it during the first half, but on the home stretch the Mainlanders' flag crept to the front and finished two lengths ahead. Odds in betting were on McLean and Murray from the start with few takers. McLean now wants to row Paine, of Victoria.

The ss. Walla Walla came in at noon yesterday from San Francisco, with no passengers and 36 tons of freight. The consignees were: Bell Paterson, Oppenheimer Bros, Creighton Frazer, Dunn Co, Fales (New Westminster), Crowder Penzer, McMillan, Capt Pederson, barque Margaret, Crean Fleming, Vancouver Gas Co, McDowell, Cunningham (New Westminster), Henderson Couth, Wilson, Vancouver Soap Co, McMillan Co. CUSTOMS ORDER SUSPENDED Pending the Consideration of Victoria's Protest Against It. As a result of the strong representations inade to Ottawa by the Victoria City members, a telegram received on Saturday by the Collector of Customs from morning the Department at Ottawa, stating that it had been decided to accede to the requests for a suspension of order respecting the kandling of Canadian bonded freight in transit to Victoria by American steamers until the representations made by the members of the Board of Trade and the Dominion Parliament could be fully considered at Ottawa.

The telegraphic order received by the Customs authorities is to the effect that Canadian bonded freight in transit over American lines to Victoria, and which passed through Duluth prior to the 23rd of November, may be received in Victoria through the regular channels providing it reaches that city not later than December 21st. The Colonist says that it is hoped before the time specified has elapsed the objectionable order will be rescinded. The twenty-eight carloads of bonded freight which have accumulated at Tacoma since the order was put into force will be brought to Victoria to-day by the Olympian, and the old arrangements will be resumed. This is somewhat of a victory for Victoria. THE WORLD has, unlike some of its meddling Mainland contemporaries, not seen the necessity of entering the fight.

It is 3 purely Island one, and we have enough up here to do to look after our own affairs. Those, however, opposed Victoria's interests in the matter will now have ample opportunity to muse on the fruitlessness of their malicious scribblings. BRIEF MENTION of Persons Who Are On and Whose Movements Are Interest. then Monday, Dec. R.

Nursey, who accompanied the Governor-General to this Province as a special correspondent for several of the eastern papers, has returned from Vancouver Island, and is now a guest at Hotel Vancouver R. J. Woods left yesterday for Victoria on his way to Naas River. He was seen off by a large number of friends Major-General Strange, of Northwest rebellion fame, was registered at the Windsor yesterday, en route from Australia, and spent the day in the eity Dr. J.

T. Jones, W. F. Bullen, L. P.

Eckstein, J. A. Fullerton, J. A and Mrs. Yerex, R.

Collister, A. McCandless, A. J. and Mrs. Tolmie, S.

Greer, Murray, A. R. Reid and P. Davidson were among the passengers from Vitoria yesterday Mrs. Aikman returned to New Westminster yesterday, Victoria from Victoria the W.

Islander. Hart went Exyesterday on Mayor Hendry, D. J. Munn and Robert Wood were also board. POLICE COURT.

Mayor Oppenheimer presided in the Police Court to-day. Joseph Chisholm pleaded guilty to being drunk, and was let go, this being his first offence. Paul Kothenbental was on Saturday night arrested on request of a telegram from Seattle, charging him with arson at that place. The officials arrived per Premier this afternoon, to attempt to secure his extradition. He was remanded till to-morrow.

The Catholic Concert. Make no engagement for Wednesday evening, when the grand concert in aid of the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary takes place in the Imperial Opera House. The programme will appear to-morrow, and it is a rich one, all the best talent in the city taking part. Seats can be secured at Tilley's. The Idaho Disaster.

raised and repaired. A Rare Treat. Later reports from the Idaho say her injuries are not so serious as was at first thought. She was badly strained, but her timbers still held together and on Saturday morning she was found in the same position as she had been in on Friday. The City of Topeka received what freight could be removed on Saturday.

The Swiftsure picket boat and the C. P. N. Co. steamer Maude took out divers who will survey the extent of the injuries and see if the steamer can be Mr.

Wm. Lloyd, supported by Keene's Theatre Company, will appear on Thursday, Dec. 5th, at the Imperial Opera House, in King Richard and will play on Friday and Saturday evenings in Richelieu and Damon and Pythias respectively. Mr. Lloyd has the reputation of being the best Damon on the American stage.

He is supported by a large and powerful company of actors of many years' experience on the legitimate Reserved seats are on sale at Tilley's at usual prices. He Loved to Well. An estrangement of lovers was the cause of the sad suicide of Peter Cameron in Victoria on Saturday night from drinking laudanum. Cameron had fallen irrevocably in love with a widow named Mrs. McDonald and they had become engaged, but a qurrrel arose.

Cameron circulated damaging stories about his former love, but finally repented and sought a reconciliation. Mrs. McDonald would not renew the engagement and Cameron choosing death rather than rejection, took a dose of laudanum at a gateway on Quadra Street from which he was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital where he died in two hours. Self-Accused.

As the individual who mismanages the News-Advertiser had the audacity to say on the streets to-day that that paper did not state that Mr. Alexander used the expression "tag-rag and bob-tail" at the Saturday night meeting, but on another occasion, the following is quoted from his own paper to refresh his memory which, it is said, liars require to have very long: "Strong indignation was expressed at the report which reached the meeting (Mr. Templeton's) from Mr. Oppenheimer's Committee room of Mr. Templeton's supporters being of there the referred city." to as Words the speak.

tag-rag He and is bob accused out of his own mouth. No crawling -out process is possible here. Custom Returns. The following are the customs collections for the month ending Nov. 30 VANCOUVER.

1888. 1889. Duties 8,963 47 $12,566 12 Chinese revenue. 3,724 00 5,514 50 Other revenue 406 96 378 37 $13,094 43 $18,458 99 Increase for 1889.. $5,364 36 NEW WESTMINSTER.

dutiable goods $33,530 00 Total free goods entered 4,709 00 Total duties collected. $10.384 09 Other revenue. 21 60 $10,405 69 Total revenue colleeted for November, 1888. 2,258 92 Increase for 1889 8,143 77 VICTORIA. Duties $61.826 02 Miscellaneous.

784 32 $62,610 34 INLAND REVENUE. The Inland Revenue receipts at Vancouver for the month of November, 1889, are as follows Spirits '705 58 Malt 277 04 Cigars 146 40 Petroleum inspection 10 80 Total. $1,139 82 Gay Howard. On Saturday evening the Imperial Opera House was fairly well filled by an appreciative audience, to witness C. T.

Dazey's charming comedy -drama, entitled Gay Howard, as presented by Miss Katie Putnam's excellent company. In the first act, in which a plain understanding was arrived at, the leading role of Gay Howard was well taken by Miss Putnam, who was not only gay by name and nature, but brimful of genuine wit and good-humor. Her impersonation of the tragic scene in Romeo and Juliet was very good, which may also be said of the many girlish pranks and whims through which she went, to the delight of the audience. Mention might be made of the acting of Mr. Fid Page, as a comedian, in the character of Samuel Smirks, who always lived in the hope of being the lucky winner of the capital prize in the Louisiana lottery.

It is needless to say the balance of the company well 811S- tained Miss Putnam, who will always be welcomed back to Vancouver with a full house. THE LIE NAILED. To the Editor of the News-Advertiser and his "most reputable citizen." of the meeting of Mr. Oppenheimer's supporters, I most emphatically deny having made use of the expressions attributed to me, nor could any remarks of mine be possibly understood in that manner. RICHARD H.

ALEXANDER. We the undersigned citizens of Vancouver were present during the whole meeting on Saturday evening and heard everything that was said by the Chairman and other speakers, and unhesitatingly assert that neither the expression itself or any remarks reflecting 011 the character or position of either Mr. Templeton or his supporters were made use of and the statement appearin the issue of the News-Advertiser of December lst is in every respect untrue. Ald Clark, Langis, A Anderson, Nicol Allan, Ireland, Allan, Cooke, Blomquist, McGuigan, Behnsen, A Tierney, Patterson, Thos Dunn, Bell-Irving, Wm Myers, John Boultbee, Ferguson, Chas Doering, Campbell, Edward White, Cook William Prout, Evans, Dunn, Chas Kaine, Budlong, Penzer, Martin, Dr Bredemeyer and others. A two-mile foot race will take place in Hart's Opera House, Carrall Street, to-night between Jerry Taylor, champion long distance runner of the Pacitic Coast, and W.

Hayward, champion runner of Vancouver, for a purse of $50, Taylor to give Hayward 200 yards start. Considerable money has already been put up on the event and an citing contest may be expected. The ladies of the church of Our Lady of the Rosary are active in their preparations for next Wednesday evening's concert. It promises to be a capital affair. letter box has been placed on the corner of Burrard and Georgia Streets, and it i will prove a great convenience to those living in that quarter of the city.

Gray of the Cheapside Grocery, have removed from Struthers' Block to their new store in the Dunn- Miller Block, Cordova Street. St. Patrick's Society. The social meeting of the St. Patrick's Society to-night has been postponed until Thursday next, owing to the mass meeting to night, which all citizens are desirous of attending.

BEAUTIFUL FOR EVER. Everlasting flowers in baskets and bouquets. Pampas grass, pampas grass, in all shades and colors. Decorate your homes for 'Xmas. Just the things for 'Xmas trees and house beautifying.

Also choice lines in fancy goods for 'Xmas presents at Nelson's DRUG STORE, Wilson Block, 112 Cordova Street. ROYAL WEIGHT ROYAL POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.

Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 106 Wall St. NY 46 46 46 TELL THE PEOPLE if they want dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, crockery, tinware, glassware, woodenware, toys, fancy goods, and the 1001 different articles wanted in a well-regulated household, to go to russell mcdonald co for they sell goods higher than any place in town C. H. JONES' SAIL LOFT and TENT FACTORY 28 ALEXANDER STREET SAILS, TENTS, TARPAULINS, WATERPROOF HORSE, HAY and WAGON COVERS Special attention given to the outfitting of pleasure yachts.

29 tf The Pacific Hotel AND RESTAURANT LEE GRIFFITH, PROPRIETORS First-class Accommodation for Travelers THE Choicest BAR is stocked Wines, with none but the and Imported Liquors Cigars. DO A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. Vancouver, Nov. 15. 401m The County Court of New Westminster HOLDEN AT VANCOUVER SITTING of the above Court will be held A at the City Hall, Vancouver, on Wednesday, the 18th 1889, At 11 a.m.

Parties interested will please take notice. By order. CHAS. A. COLDWELL, 50 td Deputy Registrar, C.C.

RAND BROS. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Financial and Insurance Agents Notaries Public and Mining Brokers -WITH OFFICES ATVancouver and New Westminster, B. and London, England OFFER FOR SALE PROPERTY IN ALL PARTS OF CITY Suburban Lots and Acre Property CHOICE NEW WESTMINSTER PROPERTY Farms and Ranches In Any Part of British Columbia TIMBER LIMITS MINING PROPERTY Money Carefully Loans Negotiated Agents for THE PROVIDENT SAVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Call on us and obtain prices, or write for full information. RAND BROS. Corner of Cordova and Abbott Streets, and the Anderson Block, Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C.

Cor. McKenzie and Clarkson Streets. Westminster. And London, England. SHANNON 8 M-LACHLAN REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE, HASTINGS OPPOSITE LELAND HOTEL.

TO RENT: One good 8-roomed house on Georgia Street well finished; $20 per month. One 7-roomed house ou Westminster Avenue, near the Market Building, with good stable and shed; $20 per month. A 6-roomed house on Oppenheimer Street, near English Church: $15 per month. One 3-roomed house on Water Street, $10 per month; also two rooms on ground floor, $6 per month. One house on Drake St, $9 per month.

Two good brick stores on Granville Street, $20 each per month. One flat, 6 good rooms, $20 per month. SHANNON McLACHLAN BODWELL BROS. REAL ESTATE BROKERS And General Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, Etc. City Property, Suburban Property and Farm Lands for sale on best terms.

Agents for the British Columbia Fire Insurance Co. and the London Life Insurance Co. Correspondence Solicited. 301 Cordova Street, Hot Sea Water Baths JONES BURDIS Have now got their Hot Sea Water Baths completed. They will be found with every comfort for LADIES and GENTLEMEN.

Highly recommended by the leading medical men for the relief of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney, Bronchial, or other chronic complaints. Single Bath. .25 Cents Shower .25 Five Bath or Shower Tickets for $1 West End Sea Bathing Establishment West of C.P.R. Wharf, Vancouver. Yachts and Boats for hire.

152 tf NOTICE THE GATION NORTH COMPANY, WESTERN COAL (Limited), and will NAVI- apply to the Parliament of Canada at its next session for an act to authorize the extension of its line of railway from its present terminus, at Lethbridge, in a westerly direction through the Crow's Nest Pass, thence to a point on the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, or to a point on the International Boundry Line. Also for power to own and operate steam and other vessels on the waters contiguous to or touched by the said proposed extension; and also for other purposes. Montreal, 1st 1889. 36 9t LOOK OUT -FOR OURGrand Opening Christmas Goods BAILEY NEELANDS 227 Hastings Street, near Post Office. Views of Vancouver and British Columbia in endless variety.

A special line of Christmas Cards. Booklets for Vancouver with views of city and surroundings at prices from 10 cents upwards. Twelve views of Vancouver and B.C., mounted and bound in book form, for $1.50, just the thing to send east. Also, a splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, Toilet Cases, Albums, Photo Frames, Plush and Leather Goods, Etc. Vancouver, Nov.

22. 46 1m NOTICE W. HOBSON is the to only soliperson employed by us cit Fire Insurance. 49 tf ROSS CEPERLEY. OPENED J.

A. PYKE'S 208 CORDOVA STREET Gentlemen's and Pumps BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP And while these goods are highly ornamental and attractive to our windows, they have a more practical use---that is, fit people's feet and add to the comforts of your home life. OPEN FOR BUSINESS WEEKS FORD Have now opened out their first class stock of Family Groceries and Provisions In their new premises, 412 HASTINGS STREET. Families waited 011 daily for orders.

Goods delivered to all parts of the city, 35 tf NEW SEASON'S TEAS THREE POUNDS FOR $1 THE ROYAL TEA CO. 8 Carrall Street, between Oppenheimer and Powell Cotfee roasted daily on the premises. Valuable premiums to all purchasers. P. O.

BOX 531. TELEPHONE 235. 35 3m DIED. Canada Lite Assurance ESTABLISHED 1847. Head Office, Hamilton, Ont.

CAPITAL AND FUNDS, $10,000,000 Annual Income, Over $1.800,000 Distribution of Profits to 31st December, 1890. Those joining NOW will share in these Profits A. McT. CAMPBELL, S. O.

RICHARDS, 33 1m GENERAL AGENT. LOCAL AGENT. STODDART BROS. WATCHMAKERS JEWELLERS 110 and 112 Cambie Opposite Sews-Advertiser Office. ENGRAVERS Lowendery, Harris co.

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE FINANCIAL AGENTS. Purcase, Sell and Lease Property Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, and transact all business relating to Real Estate. AGENTS for London Assurance Corporation; Connecticut Fire Insurauce Co of Hartford; London and Lancashire Life Assurance Canton Insurance Office, Id. (Marine). OFFICES- Columbia New Westminster 41 Government Victoria.

A. O. LEASK Agent and Commission Merchant CUSTOMS, INSURANCE SHIPBROKER FORWARDER, Etc. 512 Cordova Street VANCOUVER P. 0.

BOX 54 9 tf E. A. BROWN) HAS REMOVED HIS REAL ESTATE OFFICE -TO60 CORDOVA ST. 60 Vancouver, Nov. 15.

40 1m HOTEL INTERNATIONAL -ANDCAFE INTERNATIONAL -ON THEEUROPEAN PLAN TEALS AT ALL HOURS, Day and Night, served in first-class and most approved style. OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE F. A. BOEHLOFSKY, Prop. Telephone call 231.

11 tf R. A. Anderson Co. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Farm Lands, Acre Property, City Lots, Rents and Debts Collected.

Money to Loan. R. A. ANDERSON 107 Cambie Street, near Cordova. A.

E. HOWSE Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise, Wholesale and Retail Proprietor Dominion Steam Say and Planing Mills, and Nicola Flouring Mills Nicola, B.C. Lumber of all kinds always instock. Orders promptly attendel to. 137 dwtf COAL and DRY WOOD J.

H. Woodworth Co. TELEPHONE CALL 48. 14 tf San Francisco Steamers THE Pacific Coast Steamship Company des patch a steamer from Victoria every five days, Steamers sailing from the outer wharf at 1 p.m. "Walla Walla" and of Puebla" will make alternate trips, R.

P. RITHET CO. March 16, 1889. Victoria Agenta J. Mitchell General Jobbing Blacksmith, Water Vancouver Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.

Rapid process of turning out good work at reasonable prices. House-bullding ironwork, by contract or to order, a specialty. Masons' and Stone Cutters' tools given special attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. Smith's work of all kinds, iron or steel, equal to the beat 60-t1 Vancouver Street Railway Co.

NOTICE SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the A Stockholders of the above Company will be held at the Company's Office, 313. Hastings D. 1889, at 3 p.m., for the considering Street, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11TH, A. the question of uniting with the Vancouver Electric Illuminating Company in construction of a joint plant for the use of the two companies. H.

T. CEPERLEY, Vancouver, Nov. 22, 1869. 46 13t NOTICE TOTICE is hereby given that C. D.

Rand haz filed with me, under the provisions of the Mineral Act, an application for a Crown Grant of his mineral claim (known as the Rand Company), situated on the mountain east of Richfield, and on the South Fork of Conklin Gulch, Cariboo District. Adverse claimants (if any) are requested to send in their objections to me within sixty days from the date hereof. JNO. BOWRON. Gold Commissioner.

Richfield, 11th 1889. 47 2m PATENTS APPLIED FOR Drawings and Specifications prepared for Canada and the United States. Plans, Maps and General Draughting CHARGES REASONABLE Addresses Engrossed and Illuminated. Twentyfour o'clock Standard Time painted on Watch and Clock dials. 800 have already been painted by II.

SUCKLING 504 Cordova Street. 44 1m F. UPHAM Co, REAL ESTATE -ANDINSURANCE AGENTS 4 Cordova Balmoral Hotel We have some splendid bargains in 196, 182, and 184. Good farm, containing 80 acres, miles from Ladner's Landing, on good road. Good house, barn and outbuildings.

About 150 fruit trees, mostly bearing. Price, $3200. $1000 cash, balance at 7 p.c. to suit purchaser. TO RENT -Houses in the most desirable localities.

Parties intending to purchase will find it to their advantage to inspect our list. 141 NOTICE is we hereby intend given applying that, to 30 the days Honor after Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works for permission to lease for lumbering the following lands in New Westminster District purposes containing 1500 acres more or less. No. 1, on Gambier Island--Commencing 10 chains north of south-west corner of Bochlofsky's claim, thence 20 chains west, thence 10 chains north, thence 20 chains west, thence 50 chains north. thence east to the shore, thence south 20 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence to the point of commencement No.

2-Commencing at 8 point about one mile north of Jos. Mannion's land. thence east 100 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 60 chains, thence south 40 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence along shore to beginning. No. at a point opposite Anvil island, thence west 40 chains, thence south 20 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence south 40 chains.

thence east 60 chains, thence north 20 chains, thence east to the shore, thence along shore to beginning. No.4, on Bowen Island -Commencing 20 chains north of south-east corner of Victoria Lumber Company's land, thence north 40 chains. thence east 40 chains, theuce south 40 chains, thence to beginning. T. W.

CLARK, CHAS. NELSON. Vancouver, 4th Nov. 1889. 36 1m NOTICE All persons are warned that Samuel Greer has no right or title to any portion of Lot 526, Group New Westminster District; and any sales purporting to be made by him of any portion of the said lot will be void.

For DONALD A. SMITH and R. B. ANGUS, J. M.

BROWNING, $38,239 00 Commissioner. Vancouver, July 26. 99 tf PROCLAMATION is hereby given that Chancellor Browning. Commissioner for the C. P.

has this, the 26th Day of July, 1889. issued a proclamation warning all persons from purchasing lots from Samuel Greer in Lot 526, Group One. Now, may it please Your Lordship, I have never offered for sale any lows in said Lot 526, for that would be deception on the public, as the highest legal authority in British Columbia pronounced the title to that lot straw- not one cent as consideration having been given. Now, if Your Lordship will adjust your wig and recover from your deep studies of Blackstone and the laws of estoppal, you will be able to see that the four Judges who threw your case out of Court last April were fully able to comprehend the diffence between 526 REGISTERED and Preemption Record 1003, this being the NUMBER of my land on English Bay, twenty-three members of the Legislature having voted a crown grant for the same. Come down and see 118.

I have a few corner lots (with a smattering of coal) vet left. I mean to sell, and the public will persist in buying them, notwithstanding Your Lordship's decision. Things will move just the same on English Bay. All parties are hereby warned that Angus and Smith Legislature, have no and title all to sales Lot 526 till confirmed by the will be void. SAMUEL GREER.

Vancouver, Oct. 23, 1889. 21 tf TOTICE after date, is I hereby intend given making that, application sixty days to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to in purchase the following described land, situated the New Westminster District, Comchain mencing jog at of Timber north-east 12, corner thence post east along forty W. Davies' south boundary to J. Flett's northwest corner post, thence south to J.

Flett's southwest corner post, thence west to south-east corner post thence north forty chain jog of Timber Limit 12, of to point of commencement. I. OPPENHIEMER. Vancouver, Oct. 12, 1889.

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