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ee : | night RKEI H ALS Ma a RA lust whats W anted ! : Ral UiRA 2 fae Ru! » Bisley team sails from L HE were - Ayebec Gay

e - mnagium shoes expected this ' , pies gyi 7

: at Goff Bros.

week by express

an PeweNBe! the Bazaar in the Market yy J) this afternoon and evening, : as uaa shipment of gents’ ¢ymnasinm

OTHER (Nol : ' this week at Goff Bros,

seinicnel bark Claribel sailed from

' scted ali ws espe

Cup NEWS bh

» muda for the Strait of Canso yesterday. Seeiiindiin , Puxasant Tiwe at the Bazaar in varket Hall this afternoon and evening. ~- - ¥ \ ful! cantata rehearsal ad }in the Y. M, ©, A. Hall, soevenl Tag Acapia —The fisheries protection = \eadin arrived here last evening,

is torenoesnh, sinenuiiliapeiinndidai

Razaak \ good time ean be had at the Ragsar this evenity. it will be continued w and te-morrow night.

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po rot fail to see the new Ice

(ream areesers at W. E. Dawson's.

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nd aalied again t Ue

rt “pies

necktie social in the rear of the City Building last evening. 4 dog and a policeman were the principa!s.

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SocaL.—There was a

Qamawan Drab Al. Hamm, the well- Lnewn Nova Scotia OATSmMAD, died at his th M mday, of hemm rr

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ExarsiT1IoN Deitt ~ There will be an exhibition of drili on the playg ound, by the pupils of Prince Street School at the cloring exercises to-morrow.

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DoMINION It LUSIRATED. The list num- ber of this pictorial is specially devoted to che funeral of Sir John, and may be had at the Diamond 1B »ekstore.

Ice Cream Freezers, warranted io freeze cream im one munute, at W. E. Dawsons

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LaTest, —The London Illustrate’, Queen and Pictorial World, midsummer numbers with beautiful supplements, are at the Dia- ve mad Bookstore.

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Tar Marker Have has been artistically decorated by Mr. James W. Jobnston, of Weavi'le, N. 8., for the Convent Bazaar, and when lighted up it will present a mgnificent

sppearance

_ > _~ibe Provincial Grand Lodge wet in this city to-day at eleven o'clock. In the afternoon, at three, the members marched ia procession from the Lodge Room to St. James’ Church, when a sermon appropriate to the occasion was preached.

ncaa faanks.—Miss Fennessey, of (Queen Square School, acknowledges with thanks the receipt of books for her class from Thos Handrahan, Esq, Rev P A McElmeel, Mrs Beown, Mrs D A McLeod and Mrs A A Macdonald. ?

oqnavuigintilets Pouce Court.—Four drunks occupied the penitent form this forenoon. Three were disposed of for fines of $2 or 8 days ewh, and one for $3 or l4days. A man for violating the Lord’s Day Act was fined $i 62 and costs. es

Tewsts —Players who take part in the Tennis Tournament (mixed doubles) on Saturday afternoon next, are requested to ‘eid in their names to the Secretary on or before Friday next. Play will be best two sets in three. The losersto drop out and winners play winners. The tournament will be seratch unless the majority of play- ers wish handicaps to be given.

Vason?

Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilis bring joy and health to all who nse them. For all the ills

thatietil ct the vemale system they are a spe- cific, eariching the blood, building up the nerves, a1 { converting pale and aie com- plexions into the resy glow of health. Try them. Soli by dealers, or sent post paid on receipt of price—50 cents per box, or five bexes for $2 by addressing Dr Williams

Med. Cu , Brockvi'le, Ont. lw PS ST a St ,Tz OF INpIANA.—The steamer State of -idiana, did not arrive this morning as expected. She was detained at Ha'ifax all

day yesterday by a heavy north-east storm, and will not be due here unti! late to night oc early tomorrow morning. Among the passengers is an excursion party of Boston sh men. The puty include Messrs. s E Hennessey of the Globe, D. P. Good- tien of the Post, W. FP. Murray of the Herald, Pred. Ford of the Transcript, and G. F. Hughes, Jr., of the Sentinel, GEoRGETOWN.--—Some of the fas*est fivers in the Province will contest the races at Georgetuwn, Dominion Day, ieclud- ing Blackbird, Whistler, Golden, Honest John, Orwell Prince, Pilotta, Parnell, Lady Pilot, etc The first of July will lixely be one of the liveliest days Georgetown has ever — It isa good spot to spend a holiday. a Driving Park committee seem to be doing

iu their power to make suitable ar angements for the day and have the park 40 firet-class order.

Racine at

Ss ibe pt RRS —The Presbytery met in 4on Church yesterday. There was a good aeeaee. C.lls to Rev. Adam Gunn and vonn iseir Fraser were sustained. Mr. “ann’s call was from the congregation at Vardigan, and Mr. Fraser’s from the Alber- ton congregation. Rev. Mr. Gunn has ac- a the call. His induction will take 116.h July. Rev. Alexander Raulston’s resigaation of the pastorate of the Murray — congregation was accepted, to take “ect at the end of this month.

3 PRESBYTER)

Decae GrEsDOMERT. — The teachers of veen Square School thankfully acknow- vdge donations of books from His Lordship u Bishop, Thos Handrahan, Esq, Rev Dr eee Sp Rev P A McElmeel, J B Me-

‘nald and Councillor McCarron. t} Me. Duncan, of West Kent Street School, "os eae y. ackuowledges the receipt of a for his department from Chief Justice Suilivan and F H Beer, Esq. _ 4H Principal of Prince Street School peictully acknowkdg¢s the receipt of p iz Soks for Prince Street School, from Mis P “itge, Mrs L Moore, Mrs G A Moore, Mrs

Viucne

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - =~

latest

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Jonna o- SPROIAL Despatours To Tae EXAMINER

DOMINION PARLIAMENT. The Budget Spsech. AN EXCELLENT SHOWING,

Nome Tariff Changes.

Nem ne

Orrawa, June 24.

The Budget Speech was delivered yes- terday. {t was pronounced to be the most satisfactory in the history of the Dominion, Phe financial review showed that the busi- ness of the country was in an exceedingly healthy state. Hon. Mr. Foster referred to the establishment of the steamship lines to the West Indies and to the satisfactory | resuits which have followed. He. also referred to the establishment of the fast service on the Pacitic Ovean. He explained the circumstances which fhad

postponed the fast Atlantic service autuaor-

ized by parliament. He said the McKinley | bill had proved less harmful than was fear- ed, and that great possibilities existed in- the British market for eggs, poultry and

live stock. He had held hopes for benefi-

cial trade compact with the West Indies. ! But the United States had got ahead of

Canada, He referred to the reciprocity

negotiations, and said Canada would treat

on fair terms for whatever freedom of trade | compatible with the best interests of both countries. He proved that his statement of last year that the revenues would «qual the total capital and ordinary expenditure, although ridiculed by the Oppositior, h d been realized within three thousand doilars.

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The debt had not increased and the net rate of interest had decreased eight cents, staniing at the lowest

point evergfresched. The interest paid per head of population, which is the true measure of the burden of debt on the country, was now only six cents more than iu 1879, before the C. P. R. was commenced or any other vast expendi- tures undertaker, For the current year fhe anticipated @ surplus over ordinary expen- diture of over two millions. The government proposes to sweep away the duty on raw sugar and reduce the duty on refined sugar, thus wiping out three millions and one half of taxation. To make up for this they propose to econom‘ze tothe extent of two millions and to raise a million and a half by increased duty of ' liquors and tobacco, they propose one cent extra on malt, twenty cents excise duty on distilled spirits, and five cents a pound excise and five cents on import tobacer. Beet root — is to receive a bounty for this year only.

Cartwright replied in a blue ruin speech, and moved an amendment in favor of reci- procity with the Uhited States in both nataral and manufactured products.

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PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

AFTERNOON SESSION. TvEsapay, June 23,

House met at 3 50.

The bill respecting practice in the Supreme Court was read a second time and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.

The bill respecting the Public Accounts was further considered in committe and re- | ported agreed to.

The bill respecting the Investment of ; Moneys by the Court of Chancey was read a second time and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.

House adjourned.

WeEpNEsDAY, June 24.

House met at 11.30.

Bils respecting the Full Electric Com- pany and the Public Accounts were each read athird time and passed. Mr. Bell submitted a bill incorporating the Searle- town Public Hall Committee. Referred to Private Bills Committee.

The Act respecting practice in the Su- preme Court of Judicature was read a third time and passed.

An Act amending the Act respecting the practice of medicine and surgery was read first time and made the order of the day for second reading to-morrow.

Mr. Warburton submitted a bill author- izing the sale of the plot of land in Char- lottetown, formerly owned by the late Hon, Edward Whelan. Referred to Private Bills Committee. :

The act amending the act respecting im- vestment of moneys in the Court of Chan- cery, was read a third time and passed.

Hon. Mr. Peters, from the Expiring Laws Committee, reported that there were no laws expiring this year. Laid on table.

House adjovrned.

New Counterfeit $10 Silver Certi- . fieate.

CHECK LETTER, B.

series, 1886.

The words at top of note, ‘*This certifies that there have been deposited in thes Treasury” are omitted on the counterfeit. The note is signed by W. S. Rosecrans and James W. Hyatt, but the small words “Pregister of the Treasury” and ‘“Treasuret of the United States,” which should be under the signatures, are omitted on the

counterfeit. cee LLL,

A Query.

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Methodist Church, says: “ The altar *

is exquisetly decorated i, rails are gracefully festooned. writer please inform me at

may be seen? . A Priwitive METHODIST.

June 24, 1891.

caimmcntiie i i are yrs

Lerte s‘er, Mrs C Lewis, Mrs G Cook, Mrs aes Mrs Beers, Mrs H_ Anderson, Mrs * a 3, Mrs S Stambles, D Howlett, Feq,

‘icLeod, Esq, B Dawson, Esq, Messrs

faszard & Moore, and J B McDonald, Esq.

teed to be the best bread-making

Canada, for sale at Beer * Goff's. j 24 2i

‘tf DD. ©. Cures Dyspepsia.

This note has the large seal.

Six,—The Guardian of to-day, in an

‘account of this mornings’s marriage at the

* and the altar Will the what time the

Methodist Church of this city placed an ‘‘altar” in their place of worship where it

ilvie’ varian Patent Flour, guaran- Oyilvie’s Hung ere

St. Peter's Schools. . The closing exercises began o'clock to-day. Good all-round Was made in the past year, the average of the marks made being higher than in pre- vious years. The following is the list of the pupils rated as wortlfy of honorable mention and prizes :

ST. PETER’S BOYS’ SCHOOL. SCRIPTURE HISTORY.

Lower School — Honorable Mention : W Brecken, C Earle, E Irwin, A Tomlins; prize (presented by Mrs Simpson) R C Harris. Upper School—Honorable Men- tion: W Cotton, G Irwin, J Davison ; a (presented by Hon E J Hodgson) F 8

ewbery.

LATIN,

Lower School — Honorable Mention : J Davison ; prize (presented by Rev J Simpsor) W Cotton. Upper School—Hon- orable Mention : C Owen.

MATHEMATICS,

Lower School—Honorable Mention: E M Arnaud, W Brecken, H Angus ; prize (presented by Rev J Simpson) F S New- bery. Upper Schovol—Honorable Men- tion—O Owen.

Algebra--Honorable Mention: H Mce- — M Arnaud, C Owen.

tuclid—C Owen, (prize presented b Mr. F. Messervey.) . ; 7

ENGLISH HISTORY.

Lower School—Henorabla Towlins ; prize (presented by Hon. E. J. Hodgson) R C Harris. Upper Schoo!— Honorable Msntion: H MeDonuaid ; prize (presented by Hon E J Hodyson,) Let, G- lewin ; 2nd, C Owen.

Canadian History -H McDonald.

EN@LISH SUBJECTS.

Lower School. — Geography — Honorable Mention : W Cook, E Leek. W eee C Earle, H Angus, RC Harris. Grammar Honorable mention, © Earle, R C Harris, A Yomlins, EM Arnaud. Reading and Spe'l- ing—Honorable Mention: R C Harris, C Earle, Elrwin. Prizs for General Proficiency (presented hy & T Newbery)—C€ Karle.

Upper School. — Geography — Honorat le r

Mention: W Cotton, G lrwiu, A Tomlins, F S Newbery, J Davison, C Owen, H Me- Donald. (irammar—Honorable Mention: H

MeDonalé, W Cotton, J Davison, G Irwin, C

Owen, Reading and Spelling—Honorab'‘e Mention: W Cotton, H McDonald, A Tom. lias, Cc Owen, G Irwin. Prize for General Proticiency (presented by Hon E J Hodgson) —C Owen.

FRENCH.

Lower School.—Honorable Mention: A Tomlios, E M Arnaud, B Steele. Upper School — Honorable Owen, J Davison, F 8S Newbery.

WRITING, Prize—E M Arnaud. GENERAL IMPROVEMENT. Prize (presented by Mis J 8 Carvell)—A Tomlins.

Mention : C

GCOOD CONDUCT. Prize -C Eaile.

ATTENDANCE. Prize—A Tomlins,

ST. PETER’S GIRLS’ SCHUUL.

Ist Division—Edith Tweedy Ist in daily,

marks, also for improvement, presented by Mrs Carvell. . Fred May, Scripture, presented, by Mrs L W Watson. sic Winifred. DeBlois, Imprvvement, sented by R:v James Simpson. Second Division—Ernest Crockett, 1st in daily Marks. £8

Eustace Purdy, lat in Examinations, pre- |.

sented by Mrs L H Davies. oaks |

Constance Arnaud, Attendance, presented

by Rev James Simpson.

Third Division—Ethe! Daviee, Ist. in ‘daily marks.

Audrey DeBlois, Ist in Examinations... Ethel Davies, Scripture. :

Winifred Brecken, Arithmetic, presented

by Mrs Simpson. Audrey DeBlois, W AO Morson, Esq.

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Mentio. : A-

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French, presented by

Rstablished 1871 - Continued 1891

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BY CONSENT of the New Administration,

W. N. RIGGS, TAILOR,

WILL MAKK, CUT AND FIT

Men’s and Boy's Clothing.

Clothes Cleaned, ‘Repaired and Pressed. Fair prices, Quick work. For cash Only.

Kent Street, next to Tanton’s Corner. Juneli 2m 2aw.

p.

CCC

' J. Steamers.

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“ST, LAWRENCE.” Summer Arrangement.

NOVA SCOTIA.

EAVE Charlottetown for Pictou every

morning (Sunday o'clock (lecal time), connecting there with Trains for Halifax and points on the 1. OC. R.

for Eastern points and Cape Breton.

Quebec Express via Oxford Juuction.

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NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA AND UNITED STATES.

Leave Summerside every day (Sunday ex- cepted) on arrival of morning train from Charlottetown, connecting at Point DuChene with trains for each of the above-named places, and at St John with steamers of the

“NORTHUMBERLAND”

excepted) at Six east and west of Oxford Junction ; also with steamer Egerton for New Glasgow and Train

Returning to Charlottetown same days on arrival of morning train from Halifax and

ane

RE

est ever offered in in your own Intere

elsewhere.

-B. MACDONA

Charlottetown, June 12, 1891—dy & wky

--—-- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 1891. as ee

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SALE

vittinathcintace ————— —{x) siaicilhgsdeliiinenstinecpilitsii iegs

acdonald’s.

Never befo c have we shown such extraordinary values in Mens and Boy's Readymade Clothing. ‘ do not keep shoddy clothing, and goods bought from us gives Entire Satisfaction. such prices, if you consider the quality, are the Cheap-

We We are now selling at

Charlottetown. We would ask you st to look at the Stock before buying

LDS GREAT GLOTHING STORE.

“alt

Cheapest in the City!

- OS wr es

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Hag

Dados, Ceilings, Borders and

to shyw the Papers. They sell

Muriatic Acid. () CARBOYS PURE. |

For sale by HORACE HASZARD.

Oiled Clothing. ne DOZEN SUITS Carter’s Best Ameti-

Can. x ; %,% . # ’ - HORACE HASZARD.

Grain & Potato Sacks, 5 000 SACKS, large aud small sizes. 79

HORACE HASZARD. Charlottetown, June 22, 1891 —3i eod

~ LUMBER.

aa CARGOES ON HAND and others to

For sale cheap in lots. E. H, NORTON & co.

arrive.

"Charlottetown, June "8, 1894 —eod ke wky.

HE-BAZAAR GO. have received daily for two weeks from 2 to 6

PAPERS, including all the latest styles in English, Freizes, aad have now, without doubt, the finest show im the city In order to cleat out our tremeadous stock, we will sell at the bottom prices.

ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest prices. of last year’s Blinds at half price to clear. Paper Blinds at Ne.each, . Curtain Poles at 39c. eacd, few days. Cheapest supply ever in the city,

Charlottetown, April 16,-1891—eod & wky

a a = - a eS ee ee ee

CLOTHS | ROOM PAPER |

ental ne eee A“ ' 1 ee |

STBRNS’. Fintow Shades, Catala PRS, &e.

bales of WALL and Canadian »Papers,

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American

We have only

themselves. One Hundred

NEW BLINDS —a lovely assortment. Handsome Corrazated Carpet Paper to arrive in a

BAZAAR CO., Queen Street. |BANK OF BAiTisH COLUMBIA |WANES, LOST, FOUND de

‘ y , x 2. ANTED.—A smart boy, Apply tmmediately Incorporated J Roy al Charter, 186 WwW to De. 5S. R. JENKINS, Prince Street. i ileiliaisiiii | ii pa—jnv4 Capital Paid Up....... £500,090 3,000,000 | _-——-- ren lead a 7 wean 4 " : LET.—The house on corner of St. Peter's (With power to increase.) Road and uston Streets, now eccapied by Reserve Fund......... 208,000, 1,040,000 Dr. Bagnall. Possession about Ist of August,

| Apply to Mrs. MoGREGOR. juz

Note Circulation Notice.

In accordance with the provisions of Sec 55 of the Bank Act, which comes into force on FIRST JULY proximo, this Bank has made arrange- ments whereby notes of the Bank will be KE- DEEMED AT PAK by the following Banks at , any of their Branches in the Dominion, viz :+

Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Com-| -.0 poy eee : - merce, Imperial Bank ef Canada, Bank of Nova T° ieee fonamest amie! containing, ee Scotia, Traders Bank of Canada, Bank of Hamil- | aon G oe a Fit ul Soe = i ore, ton, Merrbants Bank of Halifax, Halifax Bank- pe aE oos ae - ar. ~~ 7 ee ing Co, Union Bank of Halifax and Commercial pied by as A A Hi nae Go ee Bank of Manitoba. diately. Avrply t» A. HORNE ».

ats have beon made with the follow ee ing Banks to ACT SPECIALLY AS AGENTS T° LET.—A house on Vere Queen Street, con- for the redemption of the Bank’s notes at the taining six reoms, all newly papered and

O LET.—A comfortable tenement house con-

taining seven rooms, conveniently =o

on Orlebar Street, opposite the residence of F. L.

Haszard, Krq Rent moderate. Possession

given in July. Apply to subscriber, at her resi-

dence, corner Great George and Fitzroy “treets, —Mrs. BLATCcH, —jur4

juzs

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undermentioned cities :— | painted Separate yard and water in the house. HALIFAX, N S—Bank of Montreal, Bank of | Apply ~ JAMES p: vae jus

Nova Scotia, Halifax Banking Co, Mer- chants Bank of Halifax and Union Bank of NN} 1 Mrs, CHAs, MCKENNA ST JOHN, N B—Bank of Montreal. Bank of Nova | Apply to Wks, s. 4 NNA. Seotia, Merchants ‘Bank of Halifax aud Halifax Banking Co. CHARLOTTETOWN, P E Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax, MONTREAL=Bankof Montreal, Canadian Bank of Commerce. Molson’s Bank, Bank Nova

| TNO LET.—The ‘*Oakland Hovre.” situated on i 1 King Street, suitable for bor rding purposes. 3i pd—ju2z3

WANSTED.- For the end of July, a general ser-

vant. Apply to Mas. G. W. Hopason, Grafton Street. ju22 LATE GLASS INSURANCE.—R. K. Jost, P Ageat, North side Queen Square.

I—Bank of Nova

Scotia end Merchants Bank of Halifax.

1. 8. 8S. Co., and All Rail line for Portland

and Boston. Also leave Charlottetown for Summerside

every Monday morning at Six o'clock.

Returning, leave Point DaChene eve-y day (Sunday excepted) on arrival of day train from St. John for Summerside, connecting there with train for Charlottetown,

Also leave Summerside for Charlottetown every Saturday evening, at Five o'clock.

F W. HALES,

Secretary Ch’town S. N. Co., Ltd. Charlottetown, June 23, 1891.

15,00

only. E. H. NORTON & CO.

MP y “ PTORONT O—Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank | : ARS . of Commerce, Imperial Bank of Canada, | « -| Molson’s Bank, Bank ef Hamilton and | M0

ON HAND, the best value in the market. For the trade

june20—l1m

LET.—A Tenement House on Chestnut

Traders Bank of Canada. Street, containing six well-finished rooms. | WINNIP#HG— Bank of Montreal, Imperial) Bank | Apply on the premises, or to Mr3. P. 8. waows. of Canada. Molson’s Bank and Commercial | Kent Street. tf—Jt Bank of Manitoba, : The Bank of British Colombia will redeem at WANTED A Book-keeper who has bad ex- ar the notes of euch of the above mentioned perience in gn office. Good mference ree

ks at any of its Branches in British Columbia. | quired. Avpply at rhe EXAMINER Office.

WM. ©. WARD, jane2)—tf

STOVES.

the “Jewel” Ranges and Jewel” Stoves, the best manufactured.

E..H. NORTON & CO, Agents.

ja22—1w eod

E are receiving a large new stock of (bet ween Prince and Hilisborough Streete). ‘“Flome of land 43x80 feet; house 37x27 feet.

|-+ OST.—A Gold Signet Ring trampant lion). ‘nder will be rewardei, Enquire at this lw pd—june20

- Victoria, B C, June 1, 1891. Manager.

junel6—dy 3m oe : | office. \ TOR SALE.—A Double Tenement House ard

sidney 3 2 Jesieyan Chur: h| T OST.--A Reed Ho'der belonging to a Claronet. Land on Sitney not porsaih Street ‘Size L Any person finding same will confer a fa vor Apply to | by leaving it at this olfice. junelg

ITE Two y ne band ANTED,—Two young men. or @ husbs a ha and wife, as boarders Kligible situation,

Apply. to Miss Good rooms. Apply at THe cx AMINER office, dw tf—may27 | Jju2

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| THOMAS DOYLE, at John Mclver’s, Prince Street. junej—iw 2aw

iW ANTED,--A Housemaid. Peters, Sidmount.

Clothing — )TTOM REACHED.