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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
2
Editorial complains about Canadian parcel post and criticizes Sir Wilfrid Laurier for hindering passage of useful legislation. The piece mocks the government’s leadership and suggests the House life is wasted on unserious opposition rather than enabling meaningful laws.
A discussion on defense policy contrasts proposed actions with British Admiralty positions. It cites Premier Botha and a solicitor, weighing local conditions, and the need to learn the Admiralty view before setting a course. The piece notes Wilfrid Lauvier’s resistance to compromise and the value of common sense in strategy.
In the Astron section of Boersander, Genwi Horo strengthens control as Lhorh proves pivotal in guiding alfitrs under Botha’s leadership, shaping the warlike efforts and regional influence.
The text sketches Botha as a capable government ally, balancing fair deals amid Dutch and English factions. It notes English fears and party dynamics with Tas, Lars, and Herzog rising as a strong, aggressive figure akin to Bourassa, shaping South Africa’s political scene.
The death of Pauline Johnason, a renowned Canadian poetess, is marked with deep regret across the Empire. Tributes highlight her strong imperial spirit, connection to Ontario, and influence in both poetry and prose. Her work and memory are celebrated by readers and officials alike.
Synopsis outlines in person application to the right holder or sub agents where the rights lie, with staking in unsurveyed areas. A $4 fee is paid and refunded if the rights are not granted. A royalty on merchantable coal is due at five percent, with annual sworn returns. Lease covers mining rights. surface rights may be purchased at $10 per acre as needed. Information from Ottawa or the Secretary of the Interior.
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