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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
4
Private letters in the city report Nole Jurry, known locally as Uncle Jerry, an enterprising realty agent, died in Seattle over a week ago. Former resident of Prince Rupert, he had many friends here and active real estate involvement. The notice mentions no further details.
An account at the Canadian Bank of Commerce is opened in the name of the Belgian Relief Committee. Subscriptions are invited without canvass, and citizens may donate what they can. The fund is to be managed economically and every dollar will be put to work. The account stays open until January 31.
Notice that on December 1 a renewal application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a liquor license to sell by retail at the Nicholl Hotel in Nicholl village British Columbia Nicholl Hotel Co Limited.
Liquor Act notice states Granby Bay Hotel Company Limited applies December 1 for renewal of hotel licence to sell at Granby Bay Hotel Anyox British Columbia. James Churchill manager announces the applicant. Prince Rupert Taxation Act notice sets Court of Revision and Appeal for 1916 January 28 at 2 pm in Prince Rupert. Alfred Carss judge signs.
The Red Cross sale of home cooking will be held in the Red Cross Committee rooms next to Wrathall's on Friday. Mrs. R. B. Walker and Miss Gertrude Clarke lead this week’s effort as in the past, hoping for strong support to ensure another successful sale. Insure now with M. M. Stephens.
A compact birth marriage death card notice appears with single insertion details and a cash in advance policy for condensed advertisements
Lee L. Baker advertises prices for ten rooms of furniture including stoves beds bedding rugs dressers pictures piano wardrobe cabinets kitchen cabinet chairs and more at 348 Second Ave finder asked to leave keys at Lit tle's News Stand near Fourth Second or Third Avenue.
Certificate of Improvements under the Mineral Act covers Quartz Nos 1 to 25B in the Skeena Mining Division Cassiar District. Located on Granby Peninsula, Observatory Inlet, British Columbia.
George Rudge acting for himself and as agent for James A Robertson and George Matheson gives notice to apply for a Certificate of Improvements for the Tiger Black Bear and Thelma mineral claims in the Portland Canal Mining Division Cassiar District. Proceedings under section 85 must be started before issue of the certificate. Dated November 2 1915.
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