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AGumerous Points of Interest to the °Jourist Jn and Around Prince “Rupert

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Prince Rupert Salt Lakes, where the water is so avarm that bathers may stay in

for hours at a time without any inconvenience.

= Across the harbor,
Cxdalt Lakes a short launch

ride, then a walk through the woods
for about a quarter of a mile, where
excellent salt water bathing may be
enjoyed. Bring your own bathing
suit and a towel. Launches leave
Prince Rupert Boat House, also Cow
Bay Float at frequent intervals.
Running time for trip from wharf to
lake, 25 minutes.

CA round “Katén ‘his gives the
visitor an ideal
Ysland view of the
waterfront, including the 20,000-ton
drydock, the Canadian Fish & Cold
Storage Plant, through Butze Rapids,
Lake Morse, Galloway Rapids, Lake
Wainwright, Zanardi Rapids, under
the Canadian National Railway’s
bridge connecting Prince Rupert
with the mainland, the government
wireless station, quarantine station
and marine depot. Special arrange-
ments must be made on arrival at
Prince Rupert for this trip, which
takes about four hours, and is depen-
dent on the tides. Cost $1.50, mini-
mum, $12.00.

KM etlakatla An Indian village,

where Church of
England Mission was established by
the late Rev. Wm. Duncan, in 1857.
Reached by launch. Distance six
miles. Time necessary for the return
trip, three hours. Cost, $1.00. Mini-
mum 10 persons.
There are 15 can-

C&almon re. ae:
neries in the vicinity

(Cannertes of Prince Rupert.
One of the most modern is located
at the upper end of the harbor, and
during season splendid opportunity
is afforded visitors to see the method
followed in canning the famous
Sockeye salmon. Distance, 12 miles
return. Time required, 2% hours.
Cost, $1.00; $8.50 minimum.

O/ountain¥ or the tourist who
Climbing is energetic and en-
Joys scenery, a_ trip
up the mountains is well worth while.
From the summit of Mount Hays,
which rises directly behind Prince
Rupert, a grand view can be obtained
of the Pacific dotted with hundreds
of small islands near the coast.