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MORTAGE SALE NOTICE

Tlll'ZRIC WILL BE SOLD bv Punlic Auction in front of the Law Courts Building in Char- lodctuwn in Queens County. on Thursday lll(‘ ~lth (lay of Decem- her i\.[). 1953. at the hour of t.t\c1\'c o‘clock Noon. ALL THAT TRACT. PIECE AND PARCEL 01 land situate. lying and being on Township No. 43 in Kings County in Prince Edward Island. boundcd and described as fol- lows. that is to say:

COMMENCING at a stake fixed on the West side of Burke's Road and on the west boundary line of Lot No. 58 to the south boun~ dary line 01' farm lots 40, 41, 42. :13. 44, 45, 46. 47. 48. and 49; thence west along said boundary line to the east boundary of farm lot No. 50 now or formerly in possession of Joseph McPhee; thence south along the said East boundary line to the north boun- dary of Plot No. 60: thence east- wardly along the north boundary of said Plot No. 60 and Plot No. 64 to the place of commnce— ment, containing FOUR HUND- RED AND THIRTEEN (413) ACRES of land a little more or less being the lands conveyed by Albent Quigley and wife to Ray- mond Larkin and Eugene Lar- kln by deed hearing date the 17th day of February, 1945.

The above sale is made under, and by virtue of, and pursuant to a power of sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage dated the 16th day of June, AD. 1949, and made between Ray- mond Larkin of Selkirk in Kings County in Prince Edward Is- land, Miller, and Eugene Larkin of Selkirk aforesaid, Miller, and Sarah Larkin, wife of the said Eugene Larkin, of the first part and The St. Andrew’s Society, a body corporate duly incorporated under the laws of the Province of Prince Edward Island, of the second part, default having been made in the payment of the prin- cipal money and interest secur- e .

DATED this 6th day of Novem- ber AD. 1958.

The St. Andrew’s Society

Offices, National Employment Offices and Civil Ser- ‘gice Connnission Offices.

' ' If you would like descriptive folders, write imme- diately to CM] Service Commission, Ottawa, specifying .ypur fields of interest. Please quote competition 59-2650.

.1, AUCTIONSALE

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a ‘ In good state of cultivation situated at AVONDALE, 2' miles from paved road, consisting of 228 acres, 95 acres fifteen, balance covered with lumber and fire wood.

CROP 700 bushel foundation Sebago potatoes, 600 stocks “of grain, quantity of loose bay, 3 acres of turnips.

EQUIPMENT . _ 1 Ford Ferguson Tractor, 1 Hydraulic Plow, 1 Binder McCormack 6 ft., 1 Ideal Hay Mower 5 ft., 1 Steel' .Draw Harrows (3 sections), 1 Spring Tooth Harrows (3 sections lever), 1 Double Disc., 1 Horse Scuffler 7 tooth, '1 Riding Horse Hoe, 1 Fertlizer Sower, 1 Potato Duster,

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‘ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , McClary Kitchen Range, .Venetian Blinds, Dining Room Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Beds, Mattress, Springs, Bureaus, Gas Lamp, Lamps, Lanterns, Oil Burners.

SHARES _ _- Manure Spreader, Potato Digger, Disc Drill, Ferti- llzer Sower.

Sale Commences Saturday, 1 pm, November 15th,

TERMS CASH If weather Is not fine on November 15th the sale will be held the first fine day following.

AUCTIONEER

J. Thomas McKenna Ira Reid, Owner

Mortgagee. .

MORTGAGE SALE

To be sold by public Auction in front of the Law Courts Bulld- ing in Charlottetown on Fri- day the 5th day of December 1958 at the hour of twelve o‘clock noon. All that tract. piece or parcel of land situate lying and being on 'l‘ounship .\‘um- ber Forty-eight in Quccns Coun- ty in the Province of Prince Ed- ward Island. bounded and dcs- cribed as follows. that is to sayz-CCM'MENCING on the South side of the Old George- town or Lot Forty-eight Road, and at the Northwest angle of land now or formerly owned by . Catherine Jackson. now or late— I ly in the occupation of James McLean; thence soui‘h twelve: 1121 chains and seventy-three I731 inks thence South fifty- eight degrees West to the Georgetown Road: thence North- westwardy following the' course of the same until it strikes the 01d Georgetown or Lot Forty- eight Road aforesaid; and thence Eastwardly along the Old Georgetown Road aforesaid to the place of commencement, containing twenty-one and three- quarters l21 3-41 acres of land a little more or less;

The above sale is made under a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage dated 2nd May 1935 made between the said Mary Isabel MacLeod. therein named as Assignor of the one part. and the said Wil- liam E. Bentley and Albert J. D. Martin, Trustees as aforesaid. therein named as Assignees, of the other part, default having been made in payment of the prinicipal money and interest secured by the said Mortgage.

For further particulars apply to McLeod -& B&ent_1ey, Solic- itors, Charlottetown.

Bagged this 7th day of November

William E. Bentley. Surviv-‘ ing Trustee of the Estate of the late Catherine McLeod. As— signee of Mortgage.

LEAVES SUNDAY

OTTAWA (CPI — External Af- fairs Minister Smith will leave Ottawa by air Nov. 9 to attend Colombo Plan ministerial meet- ings in Seattle. Wash. and then visit Brazil and Mekico. He will leave Seattle Nov. 17.

AUCTION SALE

. 82 ’CENTRAL STREET SATURDAY, NOV. 15, BEGINNING AT 1:30 PM. Solid oak dining room suite consisting of table, 6

M-V REXTON KENT

Freight will be accepted until noon Tuesday, No- vember 11th for next sailing of M.V. REXTON KENT t0 Corner Brook and Seven Islands etc.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION

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.: I gasoline driven "Hale" pump. suitable l0? pumping out cellars and ditches, also one RV. Antenna outside.

1 ' F. R. MacLaine Ltd. Malpeque Rd.

SALESMEN

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Office supplies. advertising specialties, calendars. Excellcnt commissions. Reply In own handwriting with full particulars as to age, expel‘icnce. etc, to the

R. W. Alexander & Co, 740 Gladstone Ave. Ottawa. Ont.

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chairs and corner cabinet, writing desk, 3 couches, 1 leather covered couch with 2 arm chairs, fire place screen, 4 arm chairs, 10 ocasional chairs, record cabinet, book case, walnut wardrobe with 2 full length beveled glass mirrors, antique spool bed, rug 9 x 12, carpet sweeper, Airways vacuum cleaner, complete 12 place setting Limoges dinnerware, 2 antique clocks, tri-light, several small tables, twin-beds with single satin covered headboard, other valuable articles too numerous to mention. ‘

If day is unfit, sale will be held Monday. Terms: Cash.

MRS. OLGA PRESTON, Owner.

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ROBERT P. Auctioneer.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR DALV'AY HOUSE CONCESSION . PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND NATIONAL PARK

Sealed tenders addressed to the Superintendent. Prince Ed- ward lslalid N a tin nal Park, Grand Tl'acadie. Prince Edward Island, will be received up to noon on Monday December 8th, 1958. for the privilege of operat-

iing as a concession for a period

of five years the Dalvay House Hotel along with the two smaller buildings used for tourist ac- commodation. Tenders should be offered on the basis of the fixed annual rental the applicant is prepared to pay for the conces- sion.

In submitting a tender the envelope enclosing the s a me should be endorsed: “‘Tender for Dalvay House Concession". Each tender must be accompani- ed by a deposit of not less than fifty dollars I$50.00) in the form of an accepted cheque. a money order or a draft made payable to the Receiver General of Can- ada. Any tender in the amount of less than twelve hundred dol- lars $1200.00) annual renba] will not be considered and the high- est or any tender will not neces- sarily be accepted.

The concession consists of Dalvay House and two smaller cabins which can accommodate a total of seventy 170) persons. It also includes kitchen and dining room facilities. The suc- cessful applicant will be required to furnish to the satisfaction of the Superintendent. the entire development including bedrooms, lounges, kitchen and dining room.

Particulars concerning the building to be made avail- able, the conditions to be com- plied with. the terms of the lease to be entered into and the basis on which the concession will be

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No tender will be considered unless accompanied by all die information stipulated in the conditions under which the con- cession will be awarded.

B. I. M. STRONG Chief. National Parks Semce. . Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources. October 28. 1958.

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