2. The following lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate at or near Spring Hill, on which the "Company houses" are erected or reserved for such houses.

All land owned by the Cumberland Railway and Coal Company bounded as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the west line of land owned by C. Mills with the north line of Main street, thence westerly along Main street to Lisgar street, thence northerly along Lisgar street to a point one hundred feet north of King street, thence easterly parallel with King street to a point three hundred feet west of the Junction road, thence northerly parallel with the Junction road to the Springhill town bounds, thence easterly to the intersection of the prolongation of the west line of land owned by Hon. C. H. Tupper with the north boundary of the town of Springhill, thence southerly by the said Tupper line and its prolongation to the southwest corner of the said land owned by C. H. Tupper, thence easterly by the south line of the Tupper land to the west line of C. Mills land, thence southerly by the west line of C. Mills land to the place of beginning.

Also all the land owned by the C. Ry. & C. Co. bounded as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the west line of McFarlane street with the south line of Main street, thence southerly along McFarlane street and its prolongation to the south boundary of the town of Springhill, thence westerly and northerly by the said boundary to the west boundary of said town, thence southerly and easterly by the Athol road, and Main street to the place of beginning, to include a strip six hundred feet wide on the north side of the Athol road and Main street, and to extend easterly from the west boundary of the town to the west end of the stone dump, and also to include a strip on the southwest of the old Syndicate road (so called) three hundred feet wide, and to extend westerly and northerly from the Herritt road to the west boundary of the town of Springhill.

3. The lands held in fee by the Company and which may be described by the following list giving the names of grantors, the number of acres, the book and page of the registration, and the situation of the lands or the numbers and location of the grants from the Crown or from lessees from the Crown, as the case may be.

NOTE.-Grants Nos. 18321, 18322, 18323, 18324, and 18325 are recorded in the Registry of deeds at Parrsboro, and grants 18236 and 18317 are recorded in the Registry of deeds at Truro, Cape Breton County.

This is the schedule marked "B," referred to in the annexed deed of trust from the Cumberland Railway and Coal Company to the Royal Trust Company, dated the thirteenth day of November, 1907.

A. Falconer.

$1,000.

Geo. A. Drummond.

H. R. Drummond.

H. V. Meredith.

H. Robertson.

SCHEDULE "C."

THE CUMBERLAND RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY.

Dominion of Canada.
Province of Quebec.

No.

The Cumberland Railway and Coal Company (incorporated by the Act 46 Victoria, Canada, chapter 77, as amended by the Act 47 Victoria, Canada, chapter 77), hereinafter called "the Company," for value received, will, on the first day of October, nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, unless this bond be sooner redeemed as herein provided, pay to the bearer, or, if registered, to the registered holder hereof, on presentation and surrender hereof, one thousand dollars in gold of or equal to the present standard of weight and fineness, and until actual payment will pay interest thereon at the rate of six per centum per annum in like gold coin, half-yearly, on the first days of April and October in each year, on surrender of the proper coupon annexed hereto.