DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS FOR 1930 67 



disposed of under such terms and conditions as are consistent with the Crown 

 Timber Act, 



(b) The Grantee shall not have the right to cut or remove timber of any- 

 kind from any lands already under timber license or permit from the Crown, 

 without the special permission in writing of the Minister. 



(c) The Crown reserves the right to sell such classes of timber referred to 

 in clause numbered 4 hereof as, in the opinion of the Minister, may be too large 

 for pulpwood purposes. 



(d) The Crown reserves and excepts from the lands above described the 

 right-of-way of any and all railways or travelled roads, islands, Indian reserves 

 and all lands under the water of all rivers, lakes and streams; also all lands 

 heretofore patented, licensed, leased, located or applied for, in respect of which 

 such proceedings have been taken or shall hereafter be taken as in the opinion 

 of the Minister of Lands and Forests, entitles the applicant or applicants to a 

 lease or patent of such lands, together with the right to sell, lease, locate or 

 otherwise dispose of any lands within the area allocated for settlement, mining, 

 summer resort or other purposes on such terms and conditions as may be deemed 

 advisable. 



(e) All water powers and privileges on the said area, together with the 

 right of the Crown to raise, hold, lower or maintain the waters of the rivers, 

 streams and lakes in said area at such height and in such condition as may be 

 found necessary and expedient for the development of said water powers and 

 privileges, are reserved to the Crown. 



7. On or before the first day of September in each year, the Grantee shall 

 apply to and obtain permission in writing from the Department of Lands and 

 Forests for the portion or portions of said area on which cutting for the then 

 coming season may take place and, at the end of each season's operations and 

 not later than the first day of June in each and every year, shall file with the 

 Minister a map indicating thereon the portion or portions of said area, if any, 

 cut over during the preceding season, and the kinds and quantities of each 

 class of timber taken therefrom. 



8. (a) The Minister shall have the right, in and by the written permission 

 provided for in the next preceding clause hereof, to fix a minimum diameter 

 for all timber to be cut and to make any regulations and impose any restrictions 

 and conditions in connection with the cutting of timber on such area, that he 

 may think right and proper for the purpose of preserving young timber in the 

 interests of reforestation or for any other purpose. 



(b) The Minister shall also have the right to require the Grantee to leave 

 any suitable seed trees that may from time to time be selected by him, and to 

 conform to any other regulations in connection with the cutting of such timber 

 he may deem proper. 



(c) For the purpose of effecting a clean-up operation and providing for 

 an efficient means of aiding nature in reforestation, and of gradually bringing 

 the forest under a sustained yield basis, the Grantee, whenever so required by 

 the Minister, shall cut in the manner directed by the Minister, any timber of 

 any type not included in any timber license or concession other than that hereby 

 granted, and shall pay therefor such rates of bonus and Crown dues as shall be 

 fixed by the Minister after investigation is made and valuation determined 

 by him. 



9. Subject to the provisions of the next preceding clause hereof all 

 merchantable timber of the classes mentioned in clause 4 hereof shall be cut 



