Traduction de «Horseshoes » (Anglais → Français) :

fitting horseshoes | horseshoe attaching | attach horseshoes | fit horseshoe

horseshoe pitch [ horseshoe pitching court | horseshoe court ]

agree horses' shoeing requirements | assessing horses' shoeing requirements | assess requirement for horseshoes | requirement for horseshoes assessing

horseshoe pitching | horse-shoe pitching | horseshoes

Horseshoe Canada Association [ Canadian Horseshoe Pitchers Association ]

full swedged horseshoe [ full swedge horseshoe ]

Horseshoe kidney

horseshoe pitcher | ringer

NOW THEREFORE, under the authority of and subject to the Dominion Water Power Act, the Kananaskis Falls and Horseshoe Falls Water Power Regulations and The Alberta Natural Resources Transfer (Amendment) Act, 1945, this Licence is issued, granting to the Licensee the right to divert and use for power purposes all of the waters of the Bow River at Horseshoe Falls within the area described below for a term of 31 years beginning on October 14, 1997, and the Licence is renewable in accordance with the regulations, as amended from time to time, made under the Dominion Water Power Act and is subject to those regulations as amended from time to ...[+++]time except to the extent the regulations are inconsistent with the terms of this Licence and to any existing rights that were created under the Irrigation Act.

WHEREAS by Quit Claim dated March 12, 1907, the Stoney Indian Band surrendered to His Majesty certain tracts of land situated in the Stoney Indian Reserve in the Province of Alberta containing one thousand (1,000) acres more or less adjacent to Horseshoe Falls, partly on the north side and partly on the south side of the Bow River, in trust to sell the same to such person or persons and upon such terms as the Government of the Dominion of Canada might deem most conducive to the Band’s welfare and upon further condition that all moneys received from the sale thereof were to be disposed of as therein provided, it being further stipulated t ...[+++]hat the land was to be sold at the rate of ten dollars per acre on conditions which included the Band agreeing to release their interest in the water power at the Horseshoe Falls on the payment of the sum of $1,500 per annum, in advance, to be placed in the hands of the Superintendent General of Indian Affairs for the benefit of the Band;

NOW THEREFORE, under the authority of and subject to the Dominion Water Power Act, the Kananaskis Falls and Horseshoe Falls Water Power Regulations and The Alberta Natural Resources Transfer (Amendment) Act, 1945, this Licence is issued, granting to the Licensee the right to divert and use for power purposes all of the waters of the Bow River at Horseshoe Falls within the area described below for a term of 31 years beginning on October 14, 1997, and the Licence is renewable in accordance with the regulations, as amended from time to time, made under the Dominion Water Power Act and is subject to those regulations as amended from time to ...[+++]time except to the extent the regulations are inconsistent with the terms of this Licence and to any existing rights that were created under the Irrigation Act.

WHEREAS by Quit Claim dated March 12, 1907, the Stoney Indian Band surrendered to His Majesty certain tracts of land situated in the Stoney Indian Reserve in the Province of Alberta containing one thousand (1,000) acres more or less adjacent to Horseshoe Falls, partly on the north side and partly on the south side of the Bow River, in trust to sell the same to such person or persons and upon such terms as the Government of the Dominion of Canada might deem most conducive to the Band’s welfare and upon further condition that all moneys received from the sale thereof were to be disposed of as therein provided, it being further stipulated t ...[+++]hat the land was to be sold at the rate of ten dollars per acre on conditions which included the Band agreeing to release their interest in the water power at the Horseshoe Falls on the payment of the sum of $1,500 per annum, in advance, to be placed in the hands of the Superintendent General of Indian Affairs for the benefit of the Band;