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ALMANAC FOR JUNE, 1887,

MOON'S CHANGES,

full Moon Sth day, Gh., 25.8m., p.

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Because We have the Best Cutters.

We keep First-class Workmen.

We personally superintend the work.

Our Patterns and Styles are Correct.

Our ‘ries are Very Moderate as our exp-:nses are light—not havin: to hire Cutters.

And our Garments fit “Like de "aper on de Vall.”

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Livery Stable Great George Street. Ch’town, April 21, 1887—law & wky

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE PALACE STZAMERS

OF THE

INTERNATIONAL S.S. Cd.

Leave St. John for Boston, via Eastport and Port- land, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at

8.00 a. m. Also leave St. John at 7.30 every Saturday

night for

BOSTON DItECT.

class . 39.50, lat class. . For tickets and other inforination apply to G. A SHARP, ¥. W. HALES, P. EL Ry. P. E. L Steam Nav. Co. or to your nearest Ticket Agent.

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None ont first-class workmen are employed in their office; and, as they import their printing papers direct from the manufacturers, they are able to fill ail orders on the most favorable terms.

The oa are Ditnoneee of the ig | espectfully solic ’

¢ W. L. COTTON,

Ch'town, Nov. 16, 1886.

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CLOTHS, HATS, WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS,

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since we have commenced business. Our Boot & Shoe Factory, in starting, had many difficulties to overcome, and we are

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pete with the best Boot and Shoe Factories abroad. Some of the advantages purchasers have in buying from us are,saving of freight,ordering

. goods when you want them (not six months before), getting them without delay—which saves carrying a large stock which deteriorates on the shelves.

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PUBLISHING COM- many factories have to pay.

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BaesT OF SATISFACTDPION and to merit the whole of the Island’s patronage.

We hope to see many new industries arise, thereby increasing the prosperity of the “Gem of the Sea.”

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POTATO STARCH . FACTORY. '

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P. E. Island Railway. DOMINION DAY

RETURN TICKETS, at one first-class fare, will be issued to and from ali Stations on this Railway, by Af'ernoon Trains, on 30th -tune inst., and by All Trains on Dominion Day, good to return up to and on July 4th, 1887, | J. UNSWORTH,

Acting Superintendent, Railway Office, Ch’town, June 22, 1887. —mon wed fri pat tu tn sat wky prs li

Manufactured by Bell & Higgins, St. John, \. B.

D. OW REDDIN, Agent for Charlottetown.

Ch'town, May 31, law 3m.

GOFF BROS.

BEG to announce that they are freceiving a fine large lot of new

at the Store, on QUEEN STREET, next

BEER BROS., which will be open on

Saturday, “th inst.

We cordially invite an inspection of the

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selected personally in Canada and United State

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RETAILS $2 Gents per Pound. 4 Cents per Ounce. 23 Oz., 5 Oz., 10 Oz. PACKETS.

In Purity & Quality Unsurpassed. June 14, 1887.

CUSTOM SHOR STOR?

W* the undersined, have re-opened the

Custom Boot and Shoe Shop, RICHMOND STREET, ;

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May 18, 1887—eod & wky 2 mos

St. ibunstan’s College. THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION AND TION OF PRIZES.

DISTRIBO-

THE annual examination of the classes at

St. Dunstan’s College was held yesterday forenoon. Among those present were His Lordship Bis-

hop MelIntyre, Very Rev. James Mac- donald, V. G., Rev. Drs. Chaisson, Walker and Grant, Rev. Angus Macdonald, Father Mahar, (Indiana,) and many other clergy- men from different parts of the Island. The chief examiners were Professor Caven, Mr. toche, Mr. McSwain and Dr. Conroy. The pupils acquitted themselves in a highly creditable manner.

In tke afternoon at three o’cleck the stu- dents were massed in the recreation hall, where the distribution of prizes took place. Among those in attendance were His Honor Lieut.-Governor Macdonald and Mrs. Mac- donald, Owen Connolly, Esy., and Mrs. Connolly, Dr. McLeod and Mrs. McLeod, James Byrne, Esq., C. C., and Mrs. Byrne, D. O'M Reddin, Ksq., aud Mrs. Reddin, and many other parents of pupils and friends of the institution. The following programme was carried out in a _ very satisfactory manner :—

Song and Chorus—‘‘ Come into the Summer PE Pee ee College Glee Club Distribution of prizes to Preparatory Course. lustrumental Duett, os hime eS iia phan ner ss J T Gallant and F Quinn. Distribution to students of the Third Class. Song and Chorus—‘ Canadian Boat Song.” ...Glee Club, Distribution to students of First and Second Classes. Piano Solo—‘‘ Return of the Brave.’’...... pout nes cng 089s J T Gallant. Distribution of prizes to Philosophy Class and diplomas to Commercial course. VON 5S. 65 vathen' bs she A P McLellan. A ee oe Glee Club. God Save the Queen.

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The prizes were distributed by His Honor the Lieut.-Governor. His Loadship Bishop Melntyre, His Honor Lieut.-Governor Mac- donald, Professor Caven, Edward Roche, Esq., and Rev. E. V. P. O'Neill Boyd, de- livered short addresses eulogistic of the institution and- complimentary to both pupils and teachers.

Mr. Reddin signified his intention of pre- senting a gold medal to be competed for by the students next year.

Following is the

PRIZE LIST. CATECHISM,

Fifth Class—Ist, Alf McLellan; Mockler; 3rd, A Fitzpatrick.

Fourth Class—Ist, A. Martin; 2nd, J Creamer. Honorable mention, J Salomon.

Third Class —Ist, Basil Kelly; 2nd, Joseph Hennessey. Honorable mention, Z Murphy,

Second Class—Ist, Jas Doyle and FS Me- Donald, equal, presented by Rev J C Me- Lean; 2nd, .J R McDonald. Honorable men- tion, F Murphy, P H Doherty.

First Class—Ist, Patrick Hogan, presented by His Lordship Bishop McIntyre; 2nd, Johnstone, presented by His Lordship Bishop McIntyre. Honorable mention, W E Young.

aud:

READING.

Robins; 2nd,

A Mar-

Third Class—Ist, Vavasour John Salomon. Honorable mention, tin.

Second Class—lIst, Quinn, equal; 2nd, F mention, J Hennessey.

First Class—Ist, Basil Kelly; 2nd, Douglas McDonald. Honorable mention. J Hayes.

Scanlan and F Honorable

John Trainor.

ELOCUTION.

Second Class—Ist, presented by Jas Byrne, Esq., EJ Fahie; 2nd, T Cullen and Frank Murphy, ‘equal.

First Class—-Ist, presented by Jas Byrne,

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esq., Thomas Scanlan; 2nd, RJ McDonald.

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SPELLING AND DICTATION.

Second Class—Ist, John Salomon; 2nd, Vavasour Rvubins. Honorable mention, J Salomon.

First Class—Ist, F Quinn; 2nd, Douglas McDonald. Honorable mention, J T Hughes.

WRITING, Ist, Eugene Winters; 2nd, W P Doyle. MAP Ist, W P Doyte. WATER COLORS. Ist, Douglas N.eDonald; 2nd, Wm Mockler.

DRAWING.

OIL PAINTING. ist, Jas Mockler; 2nd, John Salomon. TELEGRAPHY. Ist, John Salomon. 2nd, J McLeod. ENGLISH,

Fifth Class—Ist, Vavasour Robins, W

Brown, equal; 2nd, W Mockler.

Basil honorable men-

Fourth Class—Ist, F Quinn; 2nd, Kelly and J Saimon, equal;

tion, J Hennessey.

‘Lhird Class—Ist,. Paul Doiron; 2nd, R P

Crvoake; honorable mention, J Pembroke and Geo Martin.

Second Class—Ist, F S McDonald (pre- sented ,by Rev F X Gallant); 2nd, John M Hughes; honorable mention, P H Doherty and P J McCormack.

First Class—Ist, James Johnston (prize pre-

sented by Rev A E Burke); 2nd, Alex B Me- |

Donald and J Blacquire, equal; honorable mention, R A McDonald.

HISTORY.

Third Class—Ist, John Sinnott; 2nd, W |

Walsh; honorable mention, E J Fahie. Second Ciass—Ist, Ed Trainor and F C

Kelly, equal; 2nd, F Murphy; honorable |

mention, W P Doyle. First Class—Ist, W E Young; 2nd, J John ston. Honorable mention, J R McDonald. GEOGRAPHY.

Second Class—Ist, Felix Quinn, 2nd,Joseph Hennessey. Honorable mention, Z Murphy.

First Class—'st, John M Hughes; 2nd, A Bennet McDonald. Honorable mention, P Doiron and T Scanian.

ARITHMETIC,

Fourth Cless— Ist, M Monaghan; 2nd, Willie Brown. Honorable mention, BBasil

Kelly.

Third Class—lst, F Quinn; 2nd, L Me-

Laughlin. Hon rable mention, J Hennessey and \W Maher.

Second Class—Ist, J P Carey; 2nd, P Doiron— Honorable meation—W P Doyle and

J F Gallant. . First Class—Ist, P. H. Doherty and John M Hughes, equal; 2nd, J R MeDonald. Honora le mention, RJ McDonald and P J McCorinack. ALGEBRA.

Second Class—Ist, F 8S McDonald; 2nd, A Bennet McDonald. Honorable mention, J B Cary.

First Class—lst, J Johnston; 2nd, P H Dob- erty. Honorable mention, J Blacquire and Alex B McDonald.

GEOMETRY.

Second Class—Ist, R P Croake and John M Hlughes, equal, presented by “Rev A J Me- Intyre; 2nd, Frank Murphy. Honorable mention, G Martin and A Bennet McDonald.

First Class—Ist, P H Doherty; 2nd, J Blac- quiere. Honorable mention, Ed Trainor and J R MeDonald.

TRIGNOMETRY,

Ist, R A McDonald; 2nd, Alex B MeDonald aud James Johnston, equal.

FRENCH,

First Class—Ist, J P Carey; 2nd, Geo Mar- tin. Honorable meution, Felix Quinn and F Murphy.

Second Class—Ist, P J McCormack; 2nd J E Howatt. Honorable mention, F 8 McDon- ald and E Wynters.

Kirst Class—lst, Alex Casault; 2nd J T Gallait. Honorable mention, P Doiron and A Arseneaux.

LATIN,

Fourth Class—Ist, J Salmon; 2nd, Felix Quinn. Honorable mention, J Hennessey and R Ledwell.

Third Class—Ist, Ed Trainor; 2nd, G tin. Honorable mention, H McLeod.

Second Class—Ist, P H Doherty; 2nd, J R Carey. Honorable mention, J R McDonald.

First Class—Ist, J H Blacquiere; 2nd, R A McDonald. Honorable mention, Patrick Hogan.

Mar-

GREEK.

Second Class—Ist, P H Doherty; 2nd, Patk Hogan (presented by His Honor the Lieut Governor); honorable mention, R J MecDon- ald.

First Class—Ist, Alex B McDonald; 2nd, R A McDonald (both presented by the Lieut Governor. )

BOOK -KEEPING.

Second Class—Ist, J P Carey; 2nd, James Doyle; honorabie mention, L McLaughlin and J T Gallant.

First Class—-Ist, K A McDonald (presented by Rev J C Mclean); 2nd, James Howatt; honorable mention, A Arsenault.

SCIENCES.

Astronomy and Use of Globes—Ist, J P Carey; 2nd, P H Doherty and F 8 McDonald, equal; honorable mention, R J McDonald and |; P J McCormack. | Physical Geography—ist, W E Young; 2nd, IFC Kelly; honorable mention, P J MeCor-

mack,

| Physics—Ist, . Johnston; 2nd, R A Me- | Donaid and J Blacquire, equal; honorable mention, P Hogan.

Mental Philosophy—lst, 2nd, D B Reid.

COMMERCIAL COURSE.

Diplomas awarded to P A Hughes, RA McDonald, J M Sullivan, J R McDonald, Ed Trainor and P J McCormack.

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