= = eee DAILY BXAMIN ER, TONE “Be, 1set. ie toa THE ‘Dai AIL} EXAMINER, - a Po a a SS Science " ae LONDON HOUSE. | -_— - - — TH <4 . ine CITY SCHOOLS. | : Hy Midsummer Examination. | We have now upon the Shelves the Bulk of our SPRING IMPORTATIONS. The re

] WEST KENT STREET SCHOOL,

Stock has been personally selected, and is Complete in all Departments, Wholesale and ie Tur Public Avnoual Midsummer Ex- bs d Ff amination of We-t Kent Street School } Retail. Prices Very Low tor Cash. ApS

eer _GHORGE DAVIES & CO. ff

usual routine work of the departments was conducted by the teachers. Visitors

and strangers were, however, invited to May 10, 1881. . Et test the pupils in the various lessons * and a ac ” SS —_ ———_—_—__—_—— —— —_ oe ue ‘ 1 r in several instances availed themselves WRITING. — v re of the opportunity thus offered them. Ist, Hugh Johnstone, ‘‘ Byron’s Poems,” Mill wiley’ i Fe . The discipline maintained and the attain-| presented by H. A. Harvie, Esq. a ments of the pupils were very satisfac- FRENCH (advanced). af Ee tory. In several instances the test made,/ 1st, Herbert E. Beer, ‘‘Crabb’s Poems,” | +h showed that there were a high degree of | presented dy the teacher. i intelligence and a thorough ndveaanadh . face! yrs Gander) KG -to inform :their cabadsini and ‘the pabliv covery that they have completed their epee ae TED iti of a e ° . & chase i@ #00VC- Gali 24 with the subjects taught. All the de- Ist, Frank Stewart, ‘' Thompson’s Spring Importations, and are now Fredy, with an ; WwW MILLS, and have engaged the services ie . I partments were visited by parents of the | Poems,” presented by the teacher. jot AL. ONOFACAE who learned the manulacturing

| business in England, ond bas also spent many |years in the factories of the United States, | We are manufacturing Goods egual in agv- }pearance to the best imported Geods, the (texture being the ofingst cup Island w« ol can

pupils and others interested in the pro- gress of the schools.

At 12 o'clock, noon, the pupils of all the departments were convened in the

GEOMETRY (advanced).

ist, Frank Lawson, ‘‘ Harry Waters and John Heard; or, Like Seed Like Fruit,” presented by the teacher.

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Extensive Show of New Goods

Margan ett NEW Highest General Proficiency. Uli ig | He will mot give imported shoddy and say it is

large hall, where nu entertainment was GEOMETRY (junior), ’ SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON’S TRADE. oe ec, and wWithowt samy admixture of % given by the pupils, consisting of original LA George Leet, ‘* From Four to Feur- Geo ie af ag ay eae oe = it essays, dialogues, recitations and singing. | teen,” presented by the teacher. Our Stock is first-class in every particular, and we only nis an ingpection of the same to éénvince yotl that we fre giving the |Lomeimade, WS have’ Withdrawn the } We have no space to particularize; but wh, A. A,” Meigeneie's Departmente. Newest and best Goods at the lowest prices, 'Charlattetown agency from Mr, Gercon and He 5 the pupils all performed their parts well. Annie Manning, Certilicate of Scheol SOjeee ror pieeia it — DRS ARES arp an Hp Hon. John Longworth, Chairman of the! Board, for Highest General Proficiency. NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS, NEW SCARF, tet, a wr ran ch oad Helvrob ene big Sa ins School Board, occupied the Chair. On| Margaret Maxtield, 2nd Certificate for NEW BUNTINGS, ~ ACK GOODS, | tion practised upon them in dealing with hia i

the platforin were Hon. A, A. Macdon- ald, Thomas Handrahan, Esq., Archd. Kennedy, Esq., members of the School Board, Dr. Murray, Prof. Anderson, Rev. Archdeacon Read, Rev. Mr. Harris, and several other gentlemen. Prof. Anderson, Dr. Murray and Rev. Mr.

Harris severally ac: dressed the meeting, | ciency, and *

Amma Palmer, 5rd Certiticate in Highest General Preticiency. Miss MeKinneon's Department Margaret Brown, Certificate of School Board, for Highest General Proficiency,

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and ‘* Pope’s Poems’ by the teacher. Fannie W eeks, 2nd Certificate for Prefi- ‘Sacred Gleanings from the

coagratulating the School Board on the | Poets” by the teacher.

efficiency ot the S-hool, The following

Laura Ferguson, 3rd in General Pro-

NEW GRENADINES, NEW PRINTED CAMBRICS, NEW PRINTED SATIN.

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Newest Hats and Bonnets of Every Description.

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Ribbons, Ties, Gloves and Hosiery. Large Display ¢

V FRILULINGS, NEW. RIBBONS, NEW: FRINGES

} Latest Novelties in Dress Goods, Prints F

f Feathers and Flowers.

AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF CLOTH AND TWEEDS AT VERY LOW PRICES,

tof ‘home meuutacture. He will bay wool fer

| cash, or exchange for cioth in tie nsual way.

Please call on him. JOHN R CALHOEN, DANIEL McLEAN, Mill Va ley, Bays 20, L881. rillge wom

HOLLAND GROVE

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Certificates and Prizes were then award- | ficiency, “Sacred Gleanings from the CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS ROOM PAPER tet ed. The Prizes presented by D. Mont- | Poets” by ee VERY HANDSOME i . Duncan's Department. | * ‘ 7 “4 bik gomery, Esq., to Mr. Seaman’s Depart- gsae-> New Goops By EVERY STEAMER. - ment were awarded that Department for| Peter Innis and Albert W. Mitchell, 7 t | f ; ote . equal; Certificate of School Board for High- | Vs ~a & fat" Ki} NS & STERNS us ul in 0 S ae the highest percentage of attendance made | g ° sn West Kent Strect School, 'est General Proficiency. | SRREIPSRTER, May 19, 1881. a’ x : i Wiig Baris. Janes Bertigand Abert) eee ' * 4 | . ™ ; ; , | Large, equal; Certificate of School Board WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on the | Mr. Millar s Department. | ~ 1H; h ; | Profiej : j ri R PT Grounds, on W ee <DAY, 29th inst., a ‘ i . ) for secon ighest General Proficiency. 2h iF Gevernor Generals Meda to Gordon A.| p,ter Innis, for Punctuality and Regul- ; at 11 o'clock, all that ehgibly situated prop- t Laird. , on ; arity; prize, a cage of birds, by the erty known as *‘ He nitzod Grove, opposite the iE City Board of School Trustees Certificate | jo her Weer yg pruere ees of the Td Judy ey oung, with jel for G ] Profici , Ist to J 2. ; rr ; | handsome frontage on Fitzroy, Prince, Euston ee quia. Sed. David a a Mac Miss Longworth's Department. ; i and Great George streets, and comprising i - L. H. Davies, Es:;’s. prize of MacAulay’s . eae ee oe Certificate of ghey we thinks couereiy & Pe tas IE Works, fer Reading, lst Ebenezer McLeod, | Schoo! Board for General Proficiency. : i ~ aro eatin - ’ . aS tidin c ee 10: sales highest land with handsome trees and sheuvb- e dnd, John Macgovan-—second prise by}, Arthur Strong, necond Crtinte of g|ber, st sweaable either part a 6 : seneences: sene. ei oe ; ae . whole for Gentlemen's Private Residences. ly Prizes awarded by the teachor —to Miss Wadman’s Department. mee Plan of th’ Property to be secn at my office ij Lemuel Cambridge Uwen, for Latin in Ist} Jessie McDonald, first Certificate of and on handbills. i: Class, ‘‘ Young America Abroad.” School Board General Proficiency. Terms éasy and made known at sale. y

To Benjamin J). Higgs, for English Cemposition, ‘‘ Heroes of the Desert.” To Horace H. Beer, for Latin Composi- tion, *‘Llanerv.”’ To James Frederick Curtis, for Latin in 3rd Class, ‘* Robinson Crusoe.”’ Order of merit—being result of menthly examinations duriny the year : ENGLISH GRAMMAR, lst, Gordon A. Laird ; 2nd, George Web- ater ; 3rd, John Macgowan, ARITHMETI( — FIRST CLASS. Ist, Jehn Macgowan ; 2nd, David Ren- nie Laird ; 3rd, George Webster. GEOGRAPHY —THIRD CLASs.

Macgewan ; 3rd, George Webster. ALGEBRA— SECOND CLASS, Ist, Gorden A. Laird; 2nd, Ebenezer McLeod ; 3rd, Horace Beer. GEOMETRY- -FIRST CLASS. Ist, John Macgowan ; 2nd, David Rennie Laird ; 3rd, George Webster. GEOMETRY— SECOND CLABS. Ist, Gordon A. Laird; 2nd, Beer ; Srd, Artemas Alley. GEOMETRY~-THIRD CLASS.

Ist, Joseph Knight ; 2nd, Ernest Duche- min ; 3rd, James Fr oder: ck Cartis.

Ist, Ebenezer MeLeod ; 2nd, John Mac- Hacry Douse, Certificate for Highest ae a a Tee) ; EDWARD McDONALD. . gewan ; 3rd. Gerden A. Laird. 6 Proticienc 6 > | North Sydney, May 30, '31—Tm {ju ath eneral y, by the School Board. ai ARITHMETIC-—SECOND CLASS. Jehn Maloney and Annie MeNeill, equal All the Novelties of the Season. g an 6 1 Ast, Gurdon Laird ; 2nd, Ebenezer Me- | for 2nd Certificate frem Scheel Beard for ; 't ‘ . le P i, | | il Pott ry. uy Leed. General Proficiency, "4 ; : : . . ENGLISH COMPOSITION. Miss A. Laiweon's Department. Queen Street, Charlottetown. i Benjamin’ D: Hiegss Gnd. Jeb Ethel Mason, Ist Certificate from School Ch’town, Fes 6—pat pres. Hie? i i ' "p E’ above Company has on hand a large ih lst, njamin J). iggs; 2nd, John aes ye ey 1 Profici a quantity of Te Macgowan ; Srd, Horace Beer. feo iter Sad Gertificate tor ditto " MMweraITTo GAMe SVA3i0° Co ee ee . ‘MILK PANS rt , , : re r : : te ENGLISH HISTORY. 2) SEU SPO Gs ku | FLOWER POTS, 4 : : 30 ‘ROCKS elt Pcp Melagd nd Jahn Mae | wander Bulletin TELE s uoowad 2 W ea PS ees | , a ae adie i MOLASSES JARS, ae snpees; ar Fae Probabilities jor the nert 24 hours for the HRDLESALE & RETAIL | PRESERVE @G LOCKS, af Ist, David Rennie Laird; 2nd, Jobm| Maritime Provinces. ee and other Ware which they offer at ay

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Mary A. Warn and Ernest E. McLeod, equal; second Certificate of School Board fer General Proficiency.

Maggie F. Large, first in Deportment and prize for same.

Ida M. Sabine, prize for punctuality.

Miss E. Lawson's Department.

Arthur Beer, Certificate from School Board, for Highest General Preficiency, and lst prize for Reading, by the teacher, ‘* In the Woods.”

Edith Bovyer, 2nd Certificate for Gen- eral Proficiency.

Hannah Strain, for Arithmetic, ‘‘ Juv- enile Companion,” by the teacher.

Miss Miller’s Department.

Toronto, June 24—10 a. m. Light winds and continued fine weather:

Tut Presbytery of P. E. Island will meet in the Presbyteriam Church, at I ne Valley, on Tuesday, "28th inst., at It o’clock, a. m., for the purpose of considering, Mr. Crawford's resignation of that part of his congregation, and of granting moderation im calls. The Presbytery will also meet in Summerside on 29th inst., at 7 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of hearing the trials for license of Messrs. John McLeod aad Angus McMillan.

J. M. McLeop, Pres. Clerk,

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IS DAILY OPENING LARGE QUANTIVIES oF

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN

HATS, BONNETS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS) AND, FLOWERS.

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CHEAP CASH STORE!

HAG si) Ht HBARTZS’ OLD STAND, Opposite ~the::| Market,

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HE Sulseuber would inferm the purchasing publie that hé has opened i: the above well-known Store a large and varied assortinent of Goods in the following Tines :

AS I AM ANXIOUS TO

as Queen Street,

‘Reduce my Stock in this Line,

RW. ERORRINE.

Ch’ pei pees 3, 1851,

King of the Swedes,

Champion,

Green Top,.

Purple ‘op, Skirving’s Improved. |

and Carter's:

' May 21,

WILLIAM DODD,

Iune 14, "8{—pat eod Auctioneer,

BERMUDA ONIONS, 100 BOXES JUST RERBELVED.

HORACE HASZARD, June 9, ’81—3i cod pat

WANTED.

YOUNG MAN to teke charge of a small | £4 Furniture Factory at North Sydney, Cape Breton. None but a sober man need apply. Apply to

Whelesale Ouly.

Samples can be 2een at the office of the

‘undersigned—Corner Queen und Water Sta,

82” No sales at the Works. K-very description of Ornamental Fiower Pots, Garden Vases, etc., made to oder, Also, Bone Dust for sale. FRED. W.

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HYNDMAN.,

New Scotch Tweeds, NEW CANADIAN TWEEDS,

LATIN— FIRST CLASS. , : ‘ eo) , : W. M. Sairu, Esq., Inspector of Steam- . tay ‘ra ceria \ : " B & Fr ' Ist, Lemuel Cambridge Owen; 2nd,|org, ete. arrived last evening, While Hardware, Steves, Groceries: Earthen, a Wooden eer 4x0 i . David Rennie Laird ; 5rd, Horace Beer. crossing lini in the “St. Lawrence” yes- NEW WORS CED CLOTHS,

LATIN—SECOND CLASS. ist, Johm Macgowan; 2nd, Gorden A. Laid ; 3rd, George F. Davies. LATIN— THIRD CLASS. lst, James F. Curtis ; 2nd, Martin Me- Lean ; 3rd, Joseph Knight.

terday, he (without giving previous notice to the captain) ordered her engines to be stopped, and her boats to be lowered ; and his orders were carried out in the short space of one minute and fifteen seconds.

PmursonaL.—T. KE. Kenny, Esq-, of Halifax, is at the Rankin.

Ware, Dye Stufis, GO, he an 29 3Hi

‘3 Ww ¢ ; . Ww ee Which he is prepared to sell to Cash Customers at a aoe Avy ANCE ON Cosr,

Nails and Spikes, Iron and Steel, Paint (all colors); Boiled, Raw, Sweet, Lard, Machinery, Wool, Codfish and Kerosene Oils; Varnish s, Glass abd Putty, Forks, "f. Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Rope, Hanes, Whips, Chains, Hinges, Locks, Latches, Screws, Saws, Cutiery, Scales, Guns, Revolvers, Cartridges,

June 9, 1881.

BARGAINS CASH. SUSTOMERS

A SPENDID CHOICE,

Which we are now making up to order ia

FIRS?-CLASS STYLE,

AND GUARANTEE

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L. H, Davies, Isq.’s prize of Macau

a ae ee : Powder, Shot, Tea Trays, &e., & ‘,

lay’s Works, for reading—Ebenezer Me How!) Joun Yeo, M. PL P., James Richards, cs 2% y i; " —u tS a ri A Good Miitig Garment, lane Esq., M. P.P., and Richard Hunt, Ceneus | eas gugars, Coffees, Molasses, Spicess Canned Goods, Shit.’ Bice.| 4 BEDR & SONS. 4

Mr. Seaman s Department.

Ist Certificate for Highest General Pro- ficency, Charles ){cDonald; 2nd do do, Hugh Johnstone.

BRITIS}( HISTORY.

Ist, Hervert Hooper, ‘f Coleridge’s Poems,” presented by D. Montgomery, Eaq., Superintendent of i.ducation.

2nd, Herbert Hendersen, ‘‘ Tim the

Commissioner, are at the Revere. -- en Oe eee A wrrrLe boy named Hayes was run over on Grafton street yesterday and received severe injuries,

A SAILOR lon the Mart Hi )spital fell off bad hit Office steps y esterday i aPtaine. and

hisarm brolae sere aad a leg baa Capers.= Election. of. Gdiod Wel bidched in ih!

Split Peas, Beans, Barley and General Groceries.

FLOUR, OAT AND CORNMEAL.

Egat, Currants, Figs Dried. Apples, etc., ete, ,

FRUIT—in Layer, Muscatel and Valeniia Almonds, Nuts, Dates, Oranges, Lemons,

| GLASSWARE—ir Lamps, Glasses and Shades, Tumblers, Goblets, Celery feces, Table Sets, Pickle and Preserve Diet: Water Carrafies, ste., etc,

All Classes.of Goods,

As I om anxious te reduce my Stock,

®?. W. TREMAINE, | | June i, 752. SIIGA 83 Qnece ra

ott +77 - + é

“REVISED:

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Moy SA0tomm

to ee ne

POULTRY |!

TyXHE only “ Yards”

Importing 2nd Bree ‘ding BIBDS and EGGS. A splendid variety of Improved Stock.

in the Province for

pure-blooded *

Scissors Grinder,” presented by the teacher. Dominion Section to-night. FW T TAI ] \ EGGS FOR HATORING : ; ENGLISH GRAMMAR. WOODENWARE—in Buekets, Brooms, ms, Tubs, Nashbearia Churns, Baskets, wale At | Toulouse Goose, a lorem... ... 24s, $5.00 . lst, James Pollard, ‘‘ Werdsworth’s| ‘Tur City Collector gives notice that after Measures, etc., etc. is: * | Bronze Turkey, at GacKiieiet oy & 00 4 Poems,” presented by D. ‘Montgomery, Esq. ,| the 30th inst., executions will be issued Jus oes oe eee Sane yes tie 2.00

Superintendent ef ». <ducation. AKITHMETIC (advaneed).

against all persons in arrears for taxes on real estate.

Beys, don’t forget that a naw lot of

EARTHEN AND STONE WARE—in Milk Diches, Butter Crocks, Jars, Hlewer: Pots, Molasses Jugs, Preserve Jars, Churns, ete., ete.

rT ATt~-~

‘HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE,

| Light Brahms Hen, **

ones ails gieae 9 2.00

When full grown and fat, the Rens will ‘weigh ten, the Ducks ten, Geese thirty, and

Ist, Charles McDonald, ‘‘ Meredith’s —in. Whitewash, Paint, Varnish, Marki , Tar, Serubbin Stove, Turkeys ‘hirlyjive. pounds each, All are penn! rset yD Montgomery Ee, |e y etaeay, obo Famly ‘Gro | Sho, Hanns, Cram Window, Hor, mat lapy a al Pepee Snee PY aren Si a emt nly | asusmunsen (jeaiesh very.—R, K, E. [june 4 Teck, large assortment daily expected from Faweett’s Celebrated Foundry TO LET. Decks only requise.qnongh waterto detuk: _ Ist, Hugh Jebnstone, “ Thompsen’s| Tug miners a nes have com- |) a OR wtemmiof years, with fhe right of p at odiinasadienae s ave filled in tum and Poems,” presented by D. Montgomery, Esq. , | menéed work again pes Please call and examine quality.and prices., Goods delivered at chase, jeverdl Building Lots in Comm J, A. CARMAN, ql Superintendent of Xducation. ‘SHIP NEWS. Steamers, Railroads and private residences in the City free of charge. Heiden neem oa 2 reenos of Peter ane a ee ae Miss ae acme For further oer Catalogues tree. vig apd 3

Ist, William Fraser, ‘‘Cowper’s Poems,” presented by D. Montgomery, Esq., — intendent ef Education.

2nd, Fried. Davies, “ Chryssies Here,” presented by the teacher.

Arrived at Georgetewn, en 21st instant, barque ‘‘G H Gordon,” Capt. Kirby, frem Hull, G B, with merchandise and’ ship

chandlery to D Gerden.

HENRY BEER.

Ohaxiebtgtenrns May 27, 1881—2aw wkly

i : 4 o3%3 22S ta

apply at the office of Messrs, Hodgson Ape Water Street,

JOSEPH POPE, Jr. Chitown, June, 9, ‘1. —2w thu sat tues

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