Our Land Laws on the Queen Charlotte Islands
The piece argues land for agriculture on the Queen Charlotte Islands is scarce and timber dominates resources. It urges sawmills and logging camps to create jobs, outlines pre emptions with eight thousand feet of timber per acre, and questions clearing costs and land availability under current licenses. It calls for government help and greater settlement to benefit all residents.
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Queen Charlotte Islands
Land Laws and Pioneering Challenges Across Regions
The passage discusses how provincial land laws may apply to various sections but notes some areas require special statutes. It contrasts land along the railway line with inland island land, where pioneers must overcome greater difficulties through personal effort.
Masset Lock-Up Tender Seeks Construction Bids
Tender for Masset Lock-up on Graham Island seeks bids by May 20 1918 for erection and completion of constable quarters and lock-up. Plans and specs available April 21 from Prince Rupert Masset and Victoria offices. Ten dollar plans fee refundable, 10 percent bid deposit required with tender. lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance.
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Masset
Graham Island
Skeena
J. H. MecMullin
Prince Rupert
Department of Public Works
Victoria
Bank of Canada
Minister of Public Works
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Queen Charlotte Islander
J. M. Campbell
Canada
Masset Lock-Up
Ocean Falls
G. T. P. Steamship Co
Ocean Falls Co. Ltd
A. J. Burroughs
Prince Rupert, B. C
Evinrude
John Mathers
Skidegate
Islander”’ Office
GEO. D. Tite
Third Avenue
P. D. Drawer
Prince John
Prince Albert
Vancouver
Union Bay
Alert Bay
Hardy Bay
Rivers Inlet
Namiti
Ikeda
Jedway
Lockeport
Pacori Cumshewa
Porcher Island
Chicago
Grand Trunk Railway System
A. E. McMaster
B.C
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Cypher’s
the Brackman-Ker Milling Co