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Work previously done on the properts showed much promise, rich grade of ore ‘being indicated. _ Conditions *folâ€" lowing the world war made continue tion of the work impractical, but now with more favourable eonditions it in the cateher All clubs ed at the evening an clean sport their intere: REPORTED REâ€"OPENING OF THE PRESTON EAST DOME mittéee, comprisin atives from each lennis, etc. Another important question â€" will be the suggestion made by the Baseâ€" ball Club that the present grand stand be covered in and another grand stand, also covered erected ‘back of @4 AMATEUR ATRHLETIG TO MEET FRIOAY EVENING Afinual Meeting of Timmins A.AA. In Council Chamber, Friday, May 5th, at 8 p.m. M wil and enthusia N overed erected place. 10uld be fully re A.A.A. meeting ill senerally . hy attendin ree 111 en 0d ast 1€ red 11 hould Tan( of the ofâ€" work This tine Com THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE unon C n (a V O n 1e baseâ€" ind stand râ€"grand back of udcross n Timmir presentâ€" Friday râ€" eood. n resent 1€ in T W n Om Ma\ und anG UpD 10 y C K 10 n | 1 The Haileyburian last week says :â€"â€" ‘‘Mr. Wm. Macwhinney wisited his parents at Haileybury last weekâ€"end on his way to Timmins after a visit t« Huntsville." P ththlhthththththlhth thithihthlfthlhlh flhthlflfhififififipififipifininininunurgrre Philadelphia, Pa.; Curry, Montreal ; Ro treal; W.F. Empey, Huth, Nazareth, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa.; Bethlehem, Pa.; J. I treal; John T. Tebb P. Q; perience and good reputation who i: now at the property. By the terms of the merger the new company‘s ex ecutive office will he in Montreal ant the majority of the board of director: and the controlling interest of the stock will be in Canada. ‘The follow ing is a list of the officers and direcâ€" tors of the new company:â€"W. F. Em pey, president; Frank Huth, vieeâ€"pre sident; A. A. Mack, secretaryâ€"treas. urer. â€" Directors:â€"Albert J. ‘Bolton. MERGER OF TWO KIRKLAND LAKE MINING PROPERTIES lhrougin the organization of a new company to be known as the Montreal Ontario Mines, Limited, with a eapiâ€" talization of five million shares of & dollar par value each, the plans for merging the Ontario Kirkland Gold Mines and the Montreal Kirkland Mines, Limited, have been successfulâ€" ly eonsummated. By the merger thae new company acquires about 250 acres in the Kirkland Lake gold area. There is also a mill with a ecapacity of 20( tons per day, as well as a mining plant, the necessary buildings, ete. An extensive campaign of exploration and development work is now being map ped out by a mining engineer of ex. perience and good reputation who i: company to D Ontario Min talization of dollar par vi (1 mersg Mine Mine Iv ec (L€ value SIUU mon tario ‘‘*THE DEEPER IT GOES THE BETTEKR IT GETS" nIink ind 10ol levei rlready known f 3.000 feet. n( 16 C 1€ at) ng. & 8 000 it 6 1o @11 WY een m YGUC K era that In e W s milat uld continue to eve e St. John del R i1 Brazil, is at pre d from ore extrac foot level. The or i mines says tion to date N Om 1CC Frank Huth, vieeâ€"pre Mack, secretaryâ€"treas. s:â€"Albert J. ‘Bolton, Pa.; Hon. Nathanie: 1; Robert Currie, Monâ€" ipey, Montreal; Frank , Pa.; Wim. E.: Hurd; ‘a.; ‘Win. H;:;,Mever, _ J. B. Peloquin, Mon Tehbutt Three Rivers, firm in Toronto in on« tter n in Porcupine ore is ) continue to a depth d expert mining opiâ€" geology is such that tinue to even greater John del Revy Mine, In 1DOove that rO( toueain L. _ JOJn . del mously sinee o the Poreuâ€" of the same on sent most en of on Un 10Us O WWWWM“MOOWW Meets every Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows Hall, Third Avenue. Visiting brethren requested to attend. R. Richardson, W. G. Smith, @000000006000000000000000000000008000000064 M 0@090000000008§0000000000000000000000000000000000000004 :O“O“NMOOWWWMMQNMW? TIMMING LODGE, 1.0.0.f. No. 453 FOR SALEâ€"T gan| Matt Main A Diploma from this Conservatory insures your musical standing anywhere. We furnish the violin, mandolin, etc. You pay a little each. month. Heights Â¥rami He W )est ) corner lots facing t location in Matts« price right. Appliy 14 Cedar Street, Upâ€"stairs H. F. SCHROEDER, Director immins Conservatory Usi Offic YVisiting Brothers and Sisters a#â€" ways welcome. Isabella Vollet, Ethel Keene, â€".G X L Raa Cian Meets every 2nd and 4tX Thursday in the Oddfellows‘ Hall, Third Aveâ€" nue. 1immins Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge, No 173 Rec. Soa.