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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
4
The Hedley based Chethediey Gazette outlines subscription costs and advertising rates for the Similkameen region. It lists classified notices, certificates of improvement forms, transient ads, and display pricing with unit and line rates, plus monthly contract options and publication practices.
Editorial comments criticize the Commons for labelling a policy with pejorative terms and question the consistency of reactions to terms like Slippery Bill versus Sawdust Williams. The piece critiques the handling of a company financing report and praises prudent management and local production efficiency, highlighting cement costs, supply distances, and home ownership of the venture.
A heated dispute in Nelson pits a Provincial Mineralogist against A Gordon French who claimed platinum in igneous dikes and a new metal of the platinum group named Canadina. The Gazette notes public discontent, questions the Mineralo gist report, and urges scientific service over trade interests while pressing for fair recognition.
This week’s fall report covers the annual meeting of the British Columbia Portland Cement Company. The industry, noted for growth and regional credit, reflects on the company’s design and completion of a vast undertaking.
The Daly Techne- Lion Co of Mudley applies for a licence to take and use water from the Shailkamgun river for power on Lot 2000. Water diverted at a point between Lot 153 and Tob Mita, southerly direction through Hedley to Olu river. Objections may be filed with the Water Recorder in Victoria, B C.
Official notice from the Department of the Interior Ottawa detailing requirements for sworn returns and accounting of mineral quantities and royalties. It specifies lease conditions for continuing rights, surface rights, and coal mining rights, with submission directed to the Secretary or a Dominion agency. The notice warns unauthorized publication will not be paid.
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