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Ontario. The award of such arbitrators (or any two of them) shall be final 

 and conclusive, and there shall be no appeal therefrom and the parties hereto 

 do mutually covenant and agree each with the other that the award to be made 

 by the said arbitrators or any two of them, shall in all respects be well and 

 faithfully kept and observed. The provisions of "The Arbitration Act" of 

 Ontario, save so far as the same may be inconsistent with the provisions hereof, 

 shall apply to said arbitration; it being understood that delivieries shall be 

 made promptly, notwithstanding that the price may not have been agreed upon 

 or ascertained or determined. 



4. As and when required so to do by a publisher or publishers of the 

 Province of Ontario, the Grantee shall supply to such publisher or publishers, 

 at prices to be agreed upon by the Grantee and such publisher or publishers, 

 paper of the quality specified in Clause 3 hereof, but so that not more than 

 fifteen per centum of the output of said mills shall be required to be supplied 

 under the terms of this Clause. 



5. In consideration of the bonus hereinafter mentioned and of said ex- 

 penditures and of the contracts and agreements entered into on the part of the 

 Grantee, the Crown, for the said bonus and the dues hereinafter set forth and 

 provided and subject to the terms, conditions, and regulations as to locality 

 and manner of cutting, measuring, driving and removing same as may from 

 time to time be imposed by the Minister and subject also as hereinafter set 

 forth and contained, will and doth grant to the Grantee the right to cut and 

 remove all spruce, balsam, banksian or jackpine, poplar and whitewood trees, 

 to supply for a period of twenty-one years the said mill or mills or extensions 

 thereof or additions thereto (provided however, that where such extensions or 

 additions are outside the District of Thunder Bay, the same have been approved 

 of by the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council); and also to cut and remove all 

 red and white pine trees from unlicensed, unoccupied, unsold and unlocated 

 lands of the Crown in or upon the area hereinafter described as follows: 



Commencing at the point in which the east limit of the Town- 

 ship of Nipigon intersects the north shore of Nipigon Bay of Lake 

 Superior; thence north along the east boundary of the said township 

 5 miles and 36^ chains to the north-east angle of the township; thence 

 east astronomically a distance of 5 miles and 30 chains more or less 

 to a point south, astronomically, from the south-east angle of the 

 Township of Ledger; thence north, astronomically, seven (7) miles, 

 more or less to the south-east angle of the said Township of Ledger; 

 thence east, astronomically, along the south boundary of the Nipigon 

 Forest Reserve twenty-two (22) miles to the south-east angle thereof; 

 thence north, astronomically, along the east boundary of the Nipigon 

 Forest Reserve eight (8) miles; thence east, astronomically, a distance 

 of twenty-eight (28) miles, more or less, to a point of intersection with 

 the west boundary of the Pic River Pulp and Timber Limit pro- 

 duced north; thence south eight (8) miles, more or less, to the north- 

 west angle of said Pic River Pulp and Timber Limit and continuing 

 south along the west boundary of said timber limit twenty-three (23) 

 miles, more or less, to the north shore of Lake Superior; thence westerly 

 and north-westerly, following the shore of Lake Superior to the place 

 of beginning, containing an area of -one thousand two hundred and 

 forty (1,240) square miles, more or less, excepting from the above 

 described area, the right-of-way and lands of the Canadian Pacific 

 Railway Company, and all other lands patented, leased or sold therein. 



