“Au

\ ~» 3.3” ~- , fav

°"rHlf~ u'_l'ns'r_,rm_irs L

ciiiiuiiinwi Mini nuiiilns A llEiiEiliiE WAS $1,200,000 ,mmm mm

FINANCE

MISSIUNIN -----,-~

_ 0,,” ,_

_.au--4.-.___

Rev. Dr. Griffith- Finnncinl ` ' ' ' ` 'A 1 E

A vp Thomas g ____ Statement Shows Dominion to Hove 'Renched n Pitch oi' Proape. WE T Delivers Stirring Sermon ,,,,,,,,,,,,f‘“},‘;‘;“°;‘;,_EF,{?1,},,,,, 0,, ,_ Fit] Heller Before, llllltilllkil. Reliellllrt $l68,25",000 Di bt ""

0 H t A b I k k 1 d e 8 (Canadian Press)

' l ,ll 0 I coc wot was oun to-day ‘ “‘ - “ii 8?. CATHERINEB, May 1Z.-Chil-

n as G°d Spoke" ilmder the nevuion ei the Lirnoenels Reducgd dren olnrinz with mntenes are ee-

-- i `Tvimi»'Cl“b in Surrey. y 4 f ° nevea mponsible for the start or a

' - . Silffrsgette literature near by indi-

'rmll snow on clinlsr ' The lint of the series of afternoon

_ lectures by the Rev., Professor W.lI. Grimtll-Thomas, D. D. on "Some christian oertinntiee.-~ wee rieiivereiii in the hall el st. i=au1's ohnren yep' terdsy. The incumbent. the Rev. T. W. Murphy. presided over a large ut-~ fendouce. sae intimated that should _the attendance further increase ln the course of the week they would ad-

eated that the explosion was planned by suilragettes.

BENEFIT

LECTURE

-_...__

A good crowd attended the lecture

given in the A. O. H, hall lest night on John Boyle O'Rellly by Rev, J_T_ Johnston.

Journto the church. . ii Rev. Dr. Griffith-Thomas recom-l

es the words of Luke “That tl-.in H mayest know the certainty or theee.“'°”‘t °°°'

things wherein thou has been in

, thanks was moved by Dr. W. J. Mc-

structed.’ 'Ilhe four subjects h h d selected' The Fact or Christ’ Th°°F_a';tA llglllan and seconded by Hon. Edward

ofthe Bible, The Fact of the Church

The Fact of Experience, were the four m

I Qlxgltm °;'::i1:t?;: r3‘isi‘;';““°‘3'h‘;‘;. the Free Dispensnry of the Anti-Tub-

might he termed its q-uadrilaterals That Christ existed was never now denied by any scholar. of any reputa- tion: it was admitted even by the keenest critics of Christianity that

, Y P ' ll.

there was sumcient proof of the ex-'the Cassiopeia, which ascended from "t°n°° °f JUBUS Uhfliii. and *JIM H6 this city on Wednesday, is missing lived and died about nineteen hundrediwigh me passengers, 14; was [ssc seen and thirteen years ago. So they clldqn not require to spend any time prov- 25 108 llhalh T\!€l`0 ~W6l`€ 011% 01' l-W0 Frlscllen Ellrultg peninsula in a storlnl things in connection with Christ 11; Whifll WSW U-Ui<l’U¢. “Fld f-0 Which 5° Von Wobeser, of the second balloon drew attention. The character of battalion stationed hors,

Christ was unique. Personality wasi the highest thing in the world. Man was the highest in the scale ol crea- tion, and there was nothing higher in.

man than his character-his personal- gn, 1|-,|n|¢. Pr¢s¢n\ style Too Much

ity. The character of Christ was the most perfectly balanced in the world.

of grace and truth graceful without

being soft; truthful without being lion was nppciiiljcd by the Czar to

There was a most wonderful balance

harm He had A _“neat _bahnce of &>‘i_zsider rho uavisabllity of a new 09-8

irsenneps or eentinn'

and coigmke of wnaemgn, and ”“r_:’l7fe ed .its , ~l,.ii vglth exemplary ex.

ity, o!.`30'¢`:£&billty- end ’a`lo0Inesl, ‘He was the “Man of Sorrows,” without

m°'°'°“°"7 ‘md l°Y "u'h°“t light' gleat, to whom was originally due the ness; was spiritual without asceti- Runga” png appears merely to have

clsm, earnest without being fanati-

cal. His character was n. beautiful hgrlmntnl stripes of red blue, and blend of the most perfect qualities white 'lilo Commission recommend the world has ever seen. Then there fel! was His sinlessness. He was the one P18060. ul' bleck. White. and yellow.

man of all the millions of -men who

have lived and died since the begin- _‘.5

ning of the world who was without a ‘°

~»»»» M N0 me in - eei.‘:.:ei>:.°::°i.:‘ir.::i."i::; fault in Him, neither the twelve men be W ite with 5 bm' BL Andrew!

wil

who were most closely associated 6 with Him, nor His enemies nor is critics then or since-the testlrnon

of friend and foe to his sinlessness. ~

It was a miracle which had never yet f

pei. Not one of the great litera- teurs of all the ages had ever at- b tempted to depict a perfect charac- ter. If Jesus Christ was not rlesl, than the ordinary men who had por- 4

trayed His character had themselves six separate cases. Evidence was

been accounted for except in the. gos- ,

performed a miracle in. delineating given to show that the men, chiehy

such a perfect personality. Christ's _, claims were uniq,‘ue. =l-le had claimed b to be the judge of all mankind; He had claimed to bs God and allowed

was either what he professed to be,

work people ot the co ntry. A une

°" h’ "5" ‘wt g°°d° It “B mr tm” .ot 8101:: each of the ‘dlx cases was

imposed.. .

to choose. The work of Jesus Christ was unique. He associated all Hlsi _

(Continued on page 2) ‘

mended as the keynote of his~~ address- ta

`-G

arre

&` reason 'r ."ils somewhat ull-

han

nord Mowbray. Segrave and Stour-

fmlr -

gnareshorough -Police Curt for failure

ins . f Mr. Sanders, who represented Lord

Himself to be worshipped as such. He "E°°'b"‘Y» ‘am ms "nm °b “"9"

For over two hours the learned lec- rer delighted his listeners, giving a etch of the life and works of this

At tfe conclusion a hearty vote of

ackst, P. M.. and carried unani- ously. The proceeds of the lecture goes to

ercolusis Society at Charlottetown.

MILITARY BALLOON LOST

-_.i

ermnn mdlltar s herical balloo

the neighborhood of Pillau, about miles from here, traversing the

was under the command of Captain;

NEW RUSSIAN FLAG

Llks the Dutch

Some time ago a special commis-

JRussla. _ "’-_*leg-_Commission L’-OW

time r ‘ ,~erented its report.,

ual proc. 1 is that Peter the

led the Dutch-It Deg with three

that ‘hose colors should be re-

cged in the some we-Y is before- ri h-arlrnv-tal trlcolor. The mer- * rrzarlneis to keep the same en-

, as before. It is generally as ed t t these recommendations l meetfwlth the Cxarfs approval.

Insurance Act Cases

of Allerton Park, near Knares

orough, Yorks, was summoned at

pay contributions as required un-

er the insurance act. There were

ployed as brlcklayers .on Lord Mow» l-ey,'s‘estate had not had any of their

urance cards stamped

Lo v J

be made a tax-collector for the

SUMMERBIDE, MBY lar month/ly, meeting ol the side Towh Council was hel

0ou'ncll=»Czlam~ber this'

Mayor/1;; nu the

Special by Phonel

ent. ,-ni ste tire sinannt were reed lilliroved of and

SUMMERSIDE. T OWN CQUNCIL. 1

the town limits to Read's, Cor- for the use of the street roller `

_from .iiitf This to thai for ac-

KOENIGSBERG, Germany, may 10'

Bllrllllls over consolidated fund I of ca

bringing down the budget till inte in, in the week but that illness in his fam- in

clse. He allowed his figures to speak for themselves and the statement as so lie unfolded the story of prosperityo!

The total revenue for the year en

ago. m The development of the countr had

rent accollnt.’ The expenditure on-du

left the sum of $23,300,000 towerd'0n the reduction of the debt.

lug the period of stringency in the Op

(Special to 'rue Guardian.) inn

OTTAWA. May 12-The Minister of re Finance today brought down his bud- th get. 1 ,E The financial statement showed the er

Dominion to have reached a pitch of th

{"{"p"1t7 "W" b°f,°"° °l-t°il1°il- T0' U0 , ettlemeut ol long standing clallnb of

a trade e. shade over a billion a balance, the minister stated, shouldfit would be necessary for him, fol- ,British subjects against Guatemala. $55,000,000 and a reduction or over C0380 no anxiety as it was due toilowing the usual practice, to review R

$23.000,000 in the national debt. op Hon. W. T. White explained at the ye outset that he had not intended fin

“Y would necessiate his absence from He the House three or four days and he .wo did not wish to delay the business of da Parliament. Under these clrcum- of

debate should continue today. am

The Mlmster’s exposition ol the wa national finances was clear and con- am

amounted to $198,250,000, an increase F

capital account had amounted to, T

The net debt now stands approxi-` 0

debentures for the purpose of *having to leave the city through the The loss is placed at $60,000.

ducing the loss consequent upon serious illnesa of a member of his .-__...__ B e famous “Joker” clause in the family circle. = h reement between the Laurier gov-‘ He recalled the fact that the bud

Y 8 'DM 0 191 - dvlilefed °11

dominion ‘Implements , the March 13th of that year, stated that

.nga

_ erm.

BUDGET

llre today which destroyed a portion

, of six blocks in the tenement part of

' ' the city

nds of the company. The adverse as the fiscal year ends on March 31st ' ' s

1010-11 end 1011-iz snowing that the Y Y ° °m ' W"

ini tuliihlti

o Enforce Payment of Old' Claim Against Govern- ment.

(Canadian Press)

KINGSTON, Ja., May 12.-The ritiell cruiser Aeolus sailed from ere Saturday evening ostensibly for

r - , British I-londurus. It is now known

nment and/ the G. T. P., whereb ` et h i 2 h

e . .. .

ere that her destination is Puerto Barrlos, Guatemala, to enforce the

sntly Great Britain placed a time

ditions which made for the devel ,the figures of 1911-i2 as disclosed in limit on this claim which will expire ment of Canada. For the current the completed accounts of the Audi-

ar, he said, that in view of the tor General.

“Will il'-l`i“K°l1¢y the same rate of. The total receipts for the -year end-

crease h d b '

. . )

85 3 W" 3h0Wl1 mit YN" ing March 31 1912 reached $136,- (gpocml to The Gum-dum tltlglx;/e‘;lus tfould not lite; e'xpe;=ltx.ed~ 000,000 being g, little over $10,000,000 gymqmy' M” 12___-I-he Newwund, “ld Meena" EWt\;V°l'-wt all; cousgfiil more than the estimate given to the had fishing whoa," Edith Ha,-dy_ ted expenditires aid all or most House' and an mens" ow" thefnv- urwed at North Bydnay yesterday the Outh on ca mn The out enue of the previous year of over $13.* having on board two French sailors

"°““°"“ lt W” “°* P’°P°°°4 U15* thi’ mittee f°r th! year :0u1d` Probably`£g0i)l??>htTd1it1;:rg;dn;r'li°:§rsgmg gifkod up last 'Wednesday on the

5 ~ nlls alter being adrift in an open ¢

nt t rl $200,000,000, but it _ _

émnot 0 Exmy to spend the mu ‘i"£t£"’ x;°fa"‘:“_‘;: flgirlotga' tvs,” 33?’ boat without lood or water for four 11,, Mme Co" today' musing B you cunt - 1 3 5 7 dll 3- The Y-“Wil fl limi estimated by the company-oliidals he esumam would pmvide fo, mm revenue of the mm" ye” “B in a ive- nt $300,000. The extensive pulp and me railway lllbsidius, the Dutcllaie 5117380309 nd 1 1911 12 ug;

i=liiE' nrslnois

Luriisgii Puiiir

BERLIN, N. H., May 10-Fire del- royed the lumber plant of the Ber-

psper mills property of the company

G. T. P. bonds and progress pay- 108 21- B or _ " AVIATOR AND WIFE To Wai “Oil 091110880-

1 » ‘~ FLY OV T IC.

¢H¢i¢9d upplause. ments on the dreadnoughts to be giv-, During the year loans ,"6 paid 03 ER THE A LANT

§‘yl?““1;d“€'v‘;n€h° ImP°"i“El N‘“Y~`,in cash to e. large extent and the SAN FRANCIBCQ May 10_Jame,

0, sazloomoool or almost the total tari;“chYBng;`é_ Most' gnixzgg wg: 1b;l:;i§eiotfotgt;i;eMr;1aa-turgilgg wtelr: 613:; ` V, Martin. who holds a pilot's license of the country,” revenue °‘ 20 yen" “"°°‘“it“t°d by fh° “W tram’ °3‘°°°‘ erlxlmelitnwas able to eflectolnuch Env gf ge mr and aedmsterld uceme`ml "IE “EITHER

' e a, announc on s arrive

y ed ng v:§3r,‘-:,l;§gY;1tn§nd$? ,?,?tdieisnvo?,;` in!! ""°“gh th” P“"°h°°° `bY 91° D°‘“' from the Hawaiian Islands that he

Called for lame, outlays but these u 1 th duct f th . iinion, under legislation peeled during would attempt to cross the .atlantic 3 5*" am ° 8" 9"’ 5 ° e '°']the present session, of a large quan-

lmd not exceeded $113.250.000 011 “U1” lands.There are nlso reductions in the tit of 3 per cent 50_ an debem

ties on cement, asphalt and thread. y ` y

mation ditching machines type tures. As a result of the financial

. - t

$83,000,000 and, with an allowance of Begun machimm lass na' f operations of 1911 12 th” “et deb

i 3 5 “PP “es °" was decreased by $122,691, leaving

$1,300,000 for sinking fund, there was hosgxglgisand new, photos are placedi the debt on March 31’ 1912 at $89:

.‘ . 919,460. A further reduction of $23,-

T,],(§;,‘;““l gl’ The gufggg) Mr 300.000 was effected during the llscal

l“8l'»01Y at $316,619,460 White on , rising;/at 3.d0 p.m-.., was Zgsrdzgtuivlys ospglrzgg; ai;1;”;33]e MY- White WHS ahh’ to 9h°W that cheered by the government support.-i ` ‘ " Cnnada’s credit had not suffered dur- 'ex-B_ At the outset M thanked the 6¥9'460' This tm m'mist" “am was 'I

M. I no in hi to m_ | very reasonable debt representing but

London Market but stood with the trolgrceluzhe orbeldggt githox “once *SWG YBH¥'B'B 1`UV°\\\l° OU U19 55955 0| highest in the world. Hs explained and explained that he was obliged to the Past 55°” 7°" 01' 55° P" “md nw__mv,,5tm¢n1; gn,¢;r5m1 rp;-uni; pac-A ask this indulgence on account of 0! H19 I>0P“1lY-i°l1-

from Newfoundland to Ireland next August in competition for North- cilfl's prize of $50,000 for the first

his wife, formerly Miss Lillian Irving, who says she was the first English-

FOUR MEN DRUWNED

PORTLAND, Maine, May 10.-Four men were drowned and two others in- e jured when a li htcr owned b R n-

__ _ , .overturned by s heavy sea in Cusco

_ _ ___ _ _ _ __ __ __ __ __ _ _.___ _ . _ ____,..V_______V.:V___x_.___._.__:__,___._-_;-_-_Cf,-_-_-_-_-_---_--.._...-...._-.»~\.en.. .»....... .

¢,,\.,,_,_._.__.-...._...,.»_._____-a___¢- _______ _ . ..__._.._._.___.__ _

) want

levyihg the as-,

intel were intro-

y :

________________ his nnrns is given as Harry Bossa. His

please

to B. C.

the dead ohl one has been identified

head was blown oil. The other two men were in the magauine when it

w sx lodcd and er blown to ' 'A _

To pjzifethp i lured Tonw Wallliams n od

CLASSIHCA1-lo" sioa delfl? k Toba yoli d' tlgir

x n an g o, nge -

'°*' ty-nine may div- °"* One cent per W0¥'d 98011 \“9e‘"*'i°“ in The general store, the residence ol PARIS, May 10.-King Alfonso, of this IIOIUTIUL 08511 mils* “Company an official oi the company and twen- Bpahh Inst night ended ms visit to order. Minimum cl1a\'S° tW°“W'“"° ty-five smnll dwellings were made un-

cents. inhabitable, and the residents were Frame' and “parted “Jr Mtdrm HM EXEFEF-K~;g§?EEO-Y’,_’_I§,T,`L‘;1, forced tn move _to another mining leave-taking of the French capital was to ooil's ce. is-lzivizl. settlement. without Incident-

FOUND, A FOUNTAIN-PEN RING

up ‘T6-J. 6-13 ¥3i~ "'i`“"`_*'

CARPENTER WANTED-APPLY AT once to Charles E. Carson, .198

when the men accepted the compro- mise oi!sr.of the ,builders for a throe-

now range from 35 cents to 48 cents

als- _' .f _- _ ' ` " ` . pany. -Nearly eu env eu men “'-‘°"°" "`°“‘ “*‘~°‘ R' 5“““"°°“"

begin

i ~ . asking for the usual grant for the

will rebuild their several Itoreslat py-°vm¢1a1~~m;m5|tl°n was ,udlnnd ~li‘ORT WILLIAM, May - 11.- One °”°°» “Hd I bright future_ls_ in store ordered to stand over until the esti- °0l1lid0f

striker was shot and killed in an at-

'Ehs .shooting grew out of riots in connection , with the Street Car Btrike. _ , A., p. 1, ._ 4.

KUNG" . _ _ will 8'

, , inns. src,

. One cent per word each insertion- in this column. Gull must looser pany .ol-der. Minimum charge twenty' live cents.

side

‘cent increase l=\l\ l‘0\l\1<l- Tl19m¢11”k', < ' ' ° _°t° Charlottetown City Council took ed for eight cents. The wages wi1lj1°'~“ Wm be °'b°“" "5°'m°- Tm 5"* place in the Council Chambe l

. , Y 3 t, His Worship, the recorder, all`

an hour. `b th `

tempt ei e inns te rein tus neifee :er nnilalne, the tewnlias seemed tow A ’°P‘Y ‘° th’ M°¥°' "°”‘ *he

e- Bunch t°_n,¢h,__ OM mm W” nl, “wt md “Imp A iw an .hm iColonia.l_ Corporations, Ltd., was

lously injured. Both were Italians. ML Agn, T tn, .H1351 'eh on' md'-”Yi°5 th” th" "°“‘d “nd 3

-McGill results state that Messrs. Wai- t ter Matheson and James Arthur War-\ 3 burton, both of Charlottetown, haveiu

__-____

The Guardian heartily congratulates these young men on their success. 3

BOUNTY TO MILITIAMEN 5_

OTTAWA, May 10.-For the ilrst a

province of British Colunllia has vot- d sd 5 dollar per head to each militia-

year. This will be ln addition to the ordinary pay mated out to the mill-` M tis, and notification of the decision

Hughes by Sir Richard McBride. This m is the first time that a province has

_-_.__,_._._._i,.

to camp every year.

NEW YORK, May 9.--William J, B

THE TEMPERATURE

TIDE. 0|!

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, May 13.- Moderate to

aviator to make the passage inside fresh west to south Wlllfli. fail’ £0' of seventy hours. with him will day; local showers by Wednesday.

THE WEA'I'HER.- Yesterday was

woman to fly, fine and mild continuing clear at

~------- night.

The temperature at three o'clock

-- this morning by the Rexall Store

Tested Thermometer with e. northern

xposure was twenty-eight degrees bove zcro and with a southern ex-_

8 Y B B

dell dc' McAllister, coal dealers, waslposure was thirty above,

The highest temperature recorded

Bay to-day. ' yesterday was forty»six degrees abovg

-__.__.__._ Z

i McG1LL GR.ADUA'i‘EB.- Further d

ciiinr roiiows nrgrgmnug frini Ptiiieii . i

niii.irli_ii1's liiilil .EXPLOSNN IN CHITHM

DUNDEE' Scotland, V May 11._Fm-_ OHATHAM, Ont., May 10--Thu

lngton Hall, in the vicinity of this Chatham Planet Olllce was destroyed city was destroyed bv fire eiarév yas- by fire early this ninrning. Alex Mr- f°l`d3Y *md i“di°“ti°”° pm" ° ° ou al foreman of the com osln rnilltent snflrasettes ss the enthors uN1oN'rowN, Pe., May 10-The ex- ami ;md Rohm Birch 8 umflyperg of the outrage. Flames broke out plosion of five hundred- stock of dyna- ~ y 1 ' sfmultaneoosly in half a dozen places mite in the magazines of the Sunshine have not been seen since and there is in the great mansion, which was B. Coal and Coke Co.. mins No 1. three little doubt that they were burned .beautiful sigcimenn/;>¢Ger¢$1ii°°f“(f°» U01; m111°Skff<;md M“H°“*°t'i'“»u Pei; at t te death. onerien Hieirlln and H. longing to enry c ra y, a. orme o'c oc o ay, prec ca y w e ou mo' 0 d _ Lord Provost ei Dundee. It was be- the little mining settlement, killed li 22"?" ”- ';"';""’ Cf’ ing prepared for occupation during three men and injured forty persons, ~ “ YP 09° 3 0”' B DBFFDW me summer by the owner and his twenty of them seriously. The cause escapes. The loss is $75,000; insur- family, of the explosion is not known. ,iOf ance ;50’000_

sro and the lowest was thirty-four egrees above. The lowest recorded he previous night was thirty-seven bove. At nine a. nl.. it was forty have and at nine p. m. it was thir-

graduated in mining engineering. ¢y_f0ur~ ny,0ve_

The tide will be high this afternoon t 8.19 and tomorrow at 4.46; it ill be high tomorrow morning at 29 and Thursday at 6.22. The sun setsthis afternoon at 7.23

nd tomorrow at 7.24; it rises to-

UUJB in U10 MNOFY Of 030503 the morrow morning at 4.28 and Thurs-

ay at 4.27.

The moon sets tomorrow morning

man who undergoes training this at 1_59_

There was a new 'moon on Tuesday, ny Sth, at 4.24 a.m. The llrst unrter of the moon will

has been sent to Col. the Hon. Sam im on Tm-Bday, May 13th, at 7.45 a.

The length of today will be four-

vnfsliely recognized in_s financial waviteen irnnrs nnn nity-sir rninntes. tht sacrifices _made by men who go (From Yssterday's Evening Guardian);

The temperature at 10.80 o’clock

yesterday morning by the Rexall

tore Tested Thermometer with e’

ference that is arranging the celebra- tion or one hundred years of peace among English-speaking peoples, de-` clared:

"Tho new peace plan offered by.

President Wilson to all nations is the latest and longest step toward peace. 5

tion and deliberation," he said, “and

Bryan, speaking at s dinner given northern exposure was forty-three de- tonight in honor ol the foreign mem-j green above zero and with a southern bers of the international peace con- exposure was s1;ty.t.w0 degrees

above. v

PEOPLES THEATRE.-The music- l portion of the program at the

, People‘s Theatre to night, is except-

It contemplates time for investlga- ionly good. lilies Day, .who bes.won

_the hearts ol all with her beautiful

f this makes the possibility of war re- voice, will render two ispecial num-

,,,. ..... ee... clirrrrilfna ‘$300 ooo Fine M " 'im

U ___

the North Sydney dre last week, I amounted to ues 000 and tn t 1 Th” ’°5“1‘“ “‘°“““Y “‘°°““g °‘ "“°~

insurance claim was paid on Frida nl h ' r as

y e agent, Mr. Bothell, or the the members of the Council and the Nova Scotia Fire Insurance Com- 1 hmthr °m°“` Mm? 9‘°°°°“t'

for the town. Among tb, h`¢'.'|5;m, mates are prepared.

» Gbtriaal

mm* i-Vwmonni lor. du on 'mm represslltatlve tolook over a site te mills s 'new tlieetl*e.'. “Q” “'”" tm' ’”°“°“ M

, ~ ~ i , ‘ communication was read from ri

wonnim Ilmocfrno , ' ,Prank R. neil-weetner ming to

» notified ll tenders are called lor

dhelhfcsl fire engme. The letter ed he would send one here ell

desired.

letter was

tothe

0| TUIWIWO

of the ed to I.»

i-l.\i.rli-Ax, N. s., may 11.-_'rue

Apply Guardian of carpenters' strike, which has been on SYDNEY May 11.-The losses ,.,,.

up ed' 5_13Mf_f, for six weeks, was settled yesterday tained by the insurance coimpanled in

walks_brought out considerable ,dis-_

ussion The motion being ruled out

c . of order no action was taken. _

Councillor Taylor reP0W°¢ °“ 5"

half of the street Commiiidl. *tht ,several tenders had gravel not tile cnaimittse W* thought lit strl>r°l°F*~¢‘.’ tender as they had - Y

Colin

llptl rnienesi

ongochtord

discussion fol-

llbt