so i-Jiat the Government would be at themercy of the D.A.R. Co. •J E. DeWolfe concurred in tint(her.: was no opposition from Halifax.The D.A.R. had been demanding anexcessive amount. He thought pro ra^areasonable and would support the reso-lution. W. S. Fisher of St. John, though prorata hardly… … M. G. DeWolfe, Kentville, N.S., Auditor Mari-time Board of Trade. 1904-05. ernor-in-Council might appoint chiefforest rangers whose duly it was to en-force the provisions of said Legisla-ture, and Whereas, the Act has been made in-effective in many counties owing to thefact that the municipality…
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