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11. All pulpwood cut on the said territory shall be used for the supply of 

 and shall be manufactured at the said mills (or extensions thereof or additions 

 thereto approved of by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council). All other timber 

 shall be sold subject to the manufacturing condition, that is to say, it shall be 

 manufactured in the Dominion of Canada. 



12. Proper sworn returns of the quantity of pulpwood and other timber 

 cut each season shall be made to the Crown in conformity with The Crown 

 Timber Act and regulations thereunder, and payment of bonus and Crown dues 

 upon all the pulpwood and other timber cut by the grantee, shall be made by 

 the grantee for such pulpwood and timber not later tha,n the first day of October 

 in each year, and in addition to all other remedies it may have therefor, the 

 Crown shall have all the rights and powers in respect of enforcing such payments 

 and the payment of any interest charges thereon, as are now or may hereafter 

 be provided in the case of dues on timber cut under timber license. 



13. Upon all bonus and dues of all kinds on the pulpwood and timber cut 

 under this agreement prior to the first day of May in any year during the cur- 

 rency of this agreement remaining unpaid on the thirtieth day of September 

 next ensuing thereafter, the grantee, without prejudice to the power of the 

 Crown to enforce the payment of such bonus and dues at any time the Minister 

 may think proper, shall pay to the Crown interest at the rate of six per cent. (6%) 

 per annum from said, thirtieth day of September, and upon all of such bonus 

 and dues remaining unpaid on the thirty-first of October then next ensuing, the 

 grantee shall pay interest at the rate of one per cent. (1%) per month from said 

 thirty-first day of October until the same is fully paid. 



14. The Minister shall have the right to inspect the timber operations on 

 the said territory at any time he may deem it advisable or in the public interest, 

 and if upon such inspection it appears to tlie Minister and the Minister so decides 

 that the said pulpwood or timber operations are carried on in such a way that 

 any merchantable or valuable pulpwood or timber that should be removed is 

 being left or destroyed, the said Minister shall have the right to estimate the 

 pulpwood and timber so remaining uncut or being destroyed and the grantee 

 shall pay therefor the same rates of dues and bonus as if the same had been 

 actually removed by the said the grantee. 



15. The cutting and removing of pulpwood and timber in the said area 

 or any part thereof shall not be deemed to have been completed until it has been 

 examined by an ofificer of the Crown, nor until such operation shall have been 

 declared satisfactory by the said Minister. 



16. The grantee shall not at any time or at any place deposit, empty, run 

 or turn into any river, stream or other waters whatsoever, any refuse, sawdust, 

 chemicals or matter of any kind which shall or may be injurious to fish-life or 

 have the effect of destroying, harming or driving away the fish in such river, 

 stream or water. 



17. All water powers and privileges on said hereinbefore first described 

 area and the right of the Crown to raise, hold, lower, and maintain the waters 

 on the rivers, streams and lakes in said area at such height and in such conditions 

 as may be found necessary and expedient for the development of such water 

 power, are reserved to the Crown, but the Crown will be prepared to negotiate 

 with the grantee in order to enable the grantee to secure an undeveloped water 

 power to develop for the operation of the mill or mills hereinbefore mentioned. 



18. The Crown shall retain the right to sell, lease, locate or otherwise 

 dispose of any lands included in the said hereinbefore first described area on the 

 same terms and conditions for settlement, mining or other purposes as ordinary 



