-defined in section 3 of chapter 10 PAGE SIX ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1941 ‘Proclamation BE. W. HAMBER Lieutenant-Governor CANADA: PROVINCE OF BRiiiSH COLUMBIA GEORGE ‘HE SIXTH, by the race of God, of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British Domin- ions beyond the Seas; Defender of the Haith, Kmperor of India. To all whom these hall come— G. Gray, Minister of Municipal Affa WHEREAS hy section 15 of chapter 202 of the “Revised Stat utes of British Columbia, 193 being the “wunicipalities Incor- porauon Act,” it is provided that it shail be lawful tor the Lieuten- Governor in Council to reduce 3 ie or a distr.ct municipal- under the conditions therein AD whereas the Municipal céineil of ‘Ihe Corporation of the Disuict of Sumas, on the fourth day of April, 1941, by an affirma-| tive vote of two-thirds of the members thereof, passed a Rexel tiou alscguing the expediency Of/| reducing the limits of the moun pality and defining by metes on bounds the land BE Ne: e trom municip: t : ee renee the land proposed juded from the municipal | described as follows, that yi— . All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and Lae ises situate, and being in t ° Municipality of Sumas, District of New Westminster, Province o} British Columbia, and “more par- ticularly described as Section one (1), Township nineteen (19), east of the Coast meridian, and being contained within the following described boundaries: Commencing on the International Boundary at the scut.-east corner of said Sec- tion one (1); thence north 5,280 feet along the east boundary of said Secuon one (1) to the north- east corner O01 Sald Section one (1); thence west 5,280 feet along the north boundary of said Section one 1) to the northwest corner of said Section one (1); thence south 5,us0 teet along the west boundary of said Section one (1) to the in- tersection of said west boundary with the International Boundary- line; thence east along the sa.a International Boundary-line to the point of commencement a distance of 5,250 feet, and containing 640 acres, more or less. Anu whereas the area of land within the reduced limits of tne municipality will be equal to at least one-half of the whole area of land included within the original limits of the said municipality: And whereas the consent of a majority of tne persons wichin the boundaries of the land sought to be e..ciuded from the municipality who would be entitled to petifion under the “Municipalities Incor- poration Act’ has peen obtainea, and such persons have addressed a petition to the Lieutenant-Gover- nor in Council requesting that the proposed reduction may be carrjed out in accordance with the terms of the resolution in that behalf of the Municipal Council affirming = eXpediency etnereof: And whereas tne Reeve and the Clerk of the municipality have fur- nished the Lieutenant-Governor in Council with a statement, under oath, showing the existing debts and oOiner liabilities of the munici- pality, and the Lieutenant-Gover- nor in Council is satisfied that ail the creditors os the nmiunicipality are paid and satisfied or cunseit to the proposed reduction: And whereas the tionorable Er.c Weigs taumber, Lieu.enant-cover- nor of Our Province, by and with the advice of the Executive Coun- cil, has decided to reduce, under and by virtue of the powers \and autnorties conterred on him by the said Act, the limits of the said Miunicipaiity in accordance with the prayers of the said peution in manner herinafter appearing; NOW KNOW YE that by these Presents We do hereby order and Proclaim that from and after the first day of December, 1941, the limits of the Municipality or the District of Sumas as the same aré of the Statutes of British Colum- bia, 1926-27, being “Chilliwhack-Su- Mas Boundaries Re-adjustment Act, 1927,” be reduced by exclud- ing from the said municipality all that piece or parcel of land here- inafter particularly described, and that from and after said date the Jimits as so reduced shall be the limits of the municipality incor- porated under the name of “The Corporation of the District of Su- mas” by Letters Patent bearing date the fifth day of January, 1892, and that the limit and ex- tent of the municipality as so re- duced is described as follows: Commencing at the north-east corner of the South-west Quarter of Section 22, Township 16, east of Coast Meridian; thence south and west along the east and south boundaries of said quarter-section to the north-west corner of Section 15 in Township 16; thence south along the west boundaries of Sec- tions 15, 10 and 3 in said Town- ship 16 to the south-west corner of said Section 3; thence east This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. e6 along the south boundary of said Section 3 to the south-east cor- ner of same; thence north, east and south along the west, north and east boundaries of the South- west Quarter of Section 2 in said Township 16 to the south-east cor- ner of said quarter-section; thence east along the south boundaries of Sections 2 and 1 in said Township 16, and continuing east along the south boundary of Township 19, east to Coast meridian, to the south-west corner of Section 1 in said Township 19; thence north ind east along the west and north boundaries of said Section 1 to the south-east corner of Section 12 in said Township 19; thence north along the east boundaries of Sections 12 and 13 of said Town- |ship 19 to the quarter-section cor- ner on the east boundary of said Section 13; thence east and north along the south and east bound- aries of the North-west Quarter of Section 18 in Township 22, east of the Coast meridian, to the north- east corner of said quarter-section, thence east and north along the south and east boundaries of Sec- tion 19 of said Township 22 to the north-east corner of said Section 19; thence west along the north boundary of said Section 19 a dis- tance of one thousand seven hund- red and forty-one and four-tenths feet; thence on a bearing of north no degrees seven minutes west, referred to the central meridian of Township 19, a distance of ten thousand four hundred and ninety- four and two-tenths feet; thence north no degrees two minutes east a distance of six thousand twd hundred feet, more or less, to the centre line of the Vedder Canal as now constructed; thence north- westerly along the centre line of said Vedder Canal to the centre of the Sumas River; thence upstream along the centre line of said Su- mas River to the point where. same is intersected by the north boundary of Section 12, Tow! 20, east of the Coast meridian; thence west and south along the north and west boundaries of said Section 12 to the point where the westerly boundary of said section intersects the northerly boundary of Lot 430, Group 2, New West- minster District; thence south- westerly along the north-westerly boundary of said Lot 430 to the point where same is intersected by the northerly boundary of the South-west Quarter of Section 2 in said Township 20; thence west along the north boundary of said quarter-section and the north boundaries of the South-east ana South-west Quarters of Section 3 in said township to the west boun- dary of said Section 3; thence south along the west boundary of said Section 3 to the north boun- dary of Township 19, east of the Coast meridian; thence west along the north boundary of said town- ship to the north-west corner of same; thence south along the west boundary of said township to the north-east corner of the South-east Quarter of Section 24 in Township 16, east of the Coast meridian; thence west along the north boun- daries of the South-east and South- west Quarters of Sections 24 and 23 and the South-cast Quarter of HUNTINGDON P.-T.A. PLANS SCHOOL PICNIC school on Thursday evening. High to Mrs. McPhatter and Mr. on Saturday, June 21. In the Supreme Court of British Columbia IN PROBATE IN PROBATE TO CULTUS LAKE IN THE MATTER of the IN THE MATTER of the = Estate of Estate of G , innie Iss The P.-T.A. sponsored five tables Ae seen ith pe ieee of court whist at the Huntingdon|NOTICE is hereby given that all] NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the| persons having claims against the estate of the said George Elbert|estate of the said Minnie Isabelle were Mrs. Waterston and| Lowry, late of Abbotsford, British pecs late ve Abbotsford, British Ee ions} Columbia, who died on or about|Columbia, who died on or about Allan \Crouter, < Consolatons ithe: 1ath day of Bebraary, A: |(the” Sth! day sGfsaoef) ~ 1941, are required to send by post|are required to send by post pre- Proceeds of this party! prepaid or to deliver to Jack Mil-| paid or to deliver to Jack Milton are being used to give the s¢hool| ton Strelene oad Administrat- Bie dan (dati ilare: i or, 7. ‘columbia Street, New |7 ‘olumbia reet, CUNO 2 we a) CANA (AG Westminster, B.C., on or before | Minster, B.C., on or befare the 15th the 15th day of July, A.D., 1941,| day of July, A.D., 1941, their names, their names, addresses and de-|addresses and descriptions and a to be made Patent and the Great Seal of Our said Prov-| he shall tt h ince to be hereunto affixed. ort Ente Can ee ia WITNESS, His Honour Eric Werge Hamber, Lieutenant - Governor of Our said Province of Bri-| 41/6/41 tish Columbia, in Our City of Victoria, in Our said Province, | = this twentieth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and PHONE RATES cUuT forty-one, and in the fifth year of our Reign. nd, G. 1941. A.D, 1941, JACK MILTON STREIGHT, Official Administrator. 11/6/41 In the Supreme Court of ritish Columbia A.D., 1940, Administrator, New West- 2 scriptions and a full statement of| full statement Section 22 to the north-east corner! particulars of their claims and the| their claims and the nature of the of the South-west Quarter of said/nature of the security (if any)|Security (if any) held by them Section_ a being the point ofcom-|held by them duly certified and|duly certified and that mencement, of -particulars of after the that after the said day the admin-|Said day thé administrator will 5 3 = istrator will proceed to distribute| Proceed to distribute IN fraettied 2NNS WHSGREOF, We the assets of the deceased among|0f the deceased among the parties ave caused these Our Lefters | ihe parties entitled thereto having | entitled thereto having regard only regard only for claims of which|to the claims of which he shall the assets - then have notice. 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