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in readiness for the coming season,‘ all of which will give employment tc a large number of local mann T1'1¢1i ah¢1'° is a rumor about the C-G.8. Bayfield (which has been lying idle for the past few years) that she will be put into commis-' sion. If it is I0. ths will certainlyi make work for at least thirty or more men. During the pas; season we hsvg. had a fair number of, “H1113 vessels and steamers call

at this port. The list for the fiscal if-= 1°”-M f°11°-= §1‘E."s‘2‘im‘l’&»"l,‘;° 21.... S? ;Pl°nl°"“4 °°¢#°'"°°= iunion ss. or NJ. _° = su w.n.smiti-i 3"”-"h *"4 °'-“““'° 3”' N. J. shipping

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Sail: Steam and sail Q Forward I'\7rei81\ .-.......... 36

ships outward coasbwise:

steam: Bi-itrh and canadian 319 Foreign . . . . . . . 3

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British and Canadian Foreign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4 Steam and sail outwards foriegn 50

Total » . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 446 Shps entered port of Charlotte- iuwn fiscal year 1932-33:

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l-roulder Brothers and the Chester Line are included.

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lint of the Britkh India Steam mvitttion oanpany IM. amount- Allf ll of D4.l6 tons.

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Lainport and Holt Canadian National ..... H. Hogarth and BOD! .. P. B. N. C. China Navigation Haldin and Phll.ps 'Anchor Line ...-....... Donaldson Bros. ....... Orient Bt/cam Nnv. .... Anglo American Oil ... Leyland Line Fra1'lkC. Strict ......-.. I. dr 0 Harrison B.bby Line . . . . . . ll Ben Line Steamers .... 18 Moor Line ..... 21

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Ella Mardn ling the loss keenly.

of a fam-

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phant, Glendale, California; George

I Biiliphaut, Dallas, Texas; John ¢ Sllliphant, Luplo. Oklahoma; Rich-

ard Billiphant, formerly of Luplo.

back to Hunter River, and William Billiphant and Robert Billiphant. Hunter River, and the sisters be- sides MII. Dougald Martin, now deceased, were Mrs. Martha Miles, Lcsgatos, California; Mrs. Abigail Martin, Vancouver; Mrs. Mergnre'

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her husband, Mr. Martin, who is now in his eighty-ninth year, and without Mrs. Martin H very lone- ly. Yes, he and all of the loved ones will often “Sigh for the touch of a vanished

hand,

And long for the sound of a voice

that is stilled,"

but all in vain. That hand with its kind and gentle touch will nev- er be felt again upon this earth and that voice will never more be heard to soothe and to comfort- She has gene on forever into that home of many mansions that house not made with hands. eternal in the heavens. And now knowing that she has thus passed forever beyond all suffering and pain none wouldhesounklndnstowishhni'

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The funeral, which was largely

attended, was held on the after- noon of Saturday. December 23rd.

The service was conducted by

Rev. R. Hensley Btavert, assisted

by Rev. P, E. Boothroyri

Tha floral tributes were beauti-

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McKinnon. ' vm, hu. h

The pall-bearers were Messrs. fiménfi' 'mouwny 'ues Apart from the vocal numbers the to lift a high shot over his head for

George Waye, John Mobhs, James MM Dunphfof vmoouvm. B_ C__ rninstreis did also excel, at the very the only goal of the game. Moore, Arthur sentner, William and M;-_ ,y J mnphy oy QQ. ¢1;y_ Tr ang Eire grtstoi' step dane- Ir; the eegond periog 310th tearing ueoougeii and no sid Ana _ ' ' . me, _ . The a an use were ap- vor ea ini- but crm e mme

n M" " "'“ “ ‘ """"° ’ M' mu with nresmers mu in the lead at the end or

1nt,¢ g in gh pr,” _ _ mo pr-opriateiy decora s men

me" W” ° yt" F"‘”" W °““°h’ °' M°"°" 1 it inke in with ui rice

lu; g¢ g; H W 1 _ ` and draper es, qu e ep g e pe .

mm” ° un Rv" '“.,'Y,§°'m,,m“ ,ook mo, ,,, Rum- uusky art. _ in the mira period .me canine.

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SPRING PAB-K SCHOOL

Standing for month of January: Principals Department: Gi-me X.-1, Mary Driscoll; 2,

Phyllis Burke; 3, Virginia Cairns.

Grade IX.-1, Jimmie Douse; 2,

. ' Ali’ Sanders and Eddi ,

mas. ronu s. nuoirirs ‘°" “nd” '°°'"‘°" on wednesday, the ist inet., Tig- line or me single men, tried their Hamid csmhsm; s, Margaret

--k -------- nlsh Bub-division of the C. W. L best, to score, but were either stop-

Many friends here and elsewhere ‘entertained in the A. 0. i-r. hair st W1 by the defence Qi- ii they get

of Mr. J. J. Dunphy, inspector for T twent tables of cards. A very soc- thmu h the could not beat the

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the Department of lnvcstigntmn, _l-_ lable time was enjoyed by all pres- goglle,

Gross tonnage Jan. lat ill!-13-‘ was a daughter of the late lar. and sumo; Gnu wmv Jan. ul. me wunm mmpiu, highly re-

reudenta of that commurr

years of age and province Iii years er home in Rum-

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U. N. R. Atlantic Region, will ex- ent. After the awarding of prizes The linen 5 follow: tend sympathy to him in me death “:m¥,?y‘&l;el?{1:|udb¢‘;\g§letcer'i't?rd¢‘Eim§ a delicious luncheon was served by Mu-rise slim _ Goal, Earl Mill; , °' ms "‘°"°r' Mr" wh" S' Hughes' great deal of interest was solemn- the ¢0mmlti-CG in Chnrse. defence, Hector Jenkins and Stan- 2, Earle CvreK0fY: 3, Harvey McIn- which occur-red Saturday morning ,md in 5; glmpn and Bt. Jude’s .

"' h" mm' in R““"‘°*°d» Mum' cmgph an Tumeiay, Feb. g,05gN|:,a'111 5¢||00[, Scott, Herb Dennis.

"L D‘”“"" ’°°'“'°“ "‘° ‘°° “ew” oth when mu new Burn, rw., _.__ sinrie ivren - om. Jack mote; ,nioyd rom; a, Norms vessey.

"‘ ‘ '°‘°'"“‘ s'"“’d‘y '°"“°°'"' peeime the arms ci ur. John B. mmol- i-on for the month or Jen- defence. John Minn. Heath 1“°°t€f| 1*” d°°°"°° Md W” 111 f°` °°"‘° mended - me miami warren; forwards. Alf. Mmm scum; 3, oimmm Dnwcii.

"‘°“'°’" "‘"" '°" "'° "°°“‘ “¥° iifmoxummione- ug-has x-1 Laurens suiiivsn. Sanders. Joe Gallant. Eddie Mill.

' Mmm Foster.

her brother went from here to Rum- _ . ford is visit her, her madman °°""» ‘"‘”‘° ""° “`°°“‘ "“ ‘“p”°' °"‘°° 1x'“1' “°'°“°° D°“‘h°°'

lg men mms nan,” u “nm” -nd ted by h|lJll'°tbar, Mr. 2. Catherine! Sul1i\gin.H lu

__ ___.. ,Mm nm’ hom held out for her Summeraida. The Rav. ._ . Grade V1 I-. carce su van.

Total ..............2.lN 2315 lwqygg/_ Donald, who performed the cere- Grade V-1, Jean MucQuarrie, 2, BRUDENELL 55500;,

Mm" su. ______,m gm A MA" 0, mm” ,_ E ,_ ,,h_, merry also celebrated me Nuptid Princes suiiivsn; 3. Marion Mac- ____

°' ’ ' ' ' anna Amr Man a asushtrui wed- qurrm and Lillian csmpveu tequ- mmm, of B,.,,d,.,,en Scum; fo,-

U'-WW4 "" ui’ *U month cf January, 1934:

, ur. and or-ace rv-1. Anne D°Mh°¢I 3» omde x-i. Ann se-uric.

' Harriet Campbell; 3, Leo Sullivan. Grade v1__1_ Amo] Robe,-t_,0n_

GW” 11-l~ Jim" 5““1""\I ’» Grade v-i, sipir Mcnsren; 2,

Wilma Ci\mPb°\l» Bruce McLaren; 3, Gordon Dewar. G\'\\‘1° I-1. D°“=\d M“Q“*"’l°~ Grade in-i. Amor Dewar; 2. Florence J. Macleod-freacher. Kenneth Mcunn; 3, 'rem gigs-M-¢_

Grade II--l, Doris Nicholson; 2, ac Nicholson; 3, Olive Shaw.

nocxsv A1' nhnsnrrnm “am” 1_1' eww", Dew” A -~ --» °f W sea.

ley scott, forwards. Lea Mill, AICCK nis.

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Whitlock.

Grade VIII--1, Mnrjofle Thom-

son; 2. Marion Thomson: 3, Mar- ion Stewart.

Inwrrnediate Department: Grade Vll.--l. Aubin Blacquiere'

Gmde Vl.--l, Harry Robison; 2,

Grade V.-l, Lloyd Mclntyre: 2,

Grade IV.--1, Charles Doiron; 2,

Edward Lund; 3, Marion Mclnnis and Knthcrine Acorn (equal),

Primary Department: Grade lll.-1, Ralph Carson; 2,

Bobby Mclnnis; 3, Mary Acorn.

Grade Il.--1. Vernon Loclair and

Mayne Bowness requsll: 2, Doug- lns Burke; l, Phyllis Coles,

Grade I Senior-i, Helen Dewar;

2. Billy Ford; 3, Wilma Pursey.

Grade I Junior-1, Robert Acorn;

rnier; 4, Mary Vessey.

2, Phyllis Robinson; 3, Louis Cor-

HIGH BANK

Report for January: ‘ Grade X-1, Mary Madaanf L

Malcolm Livingstone; 3,, Sarah Stewart. ,

Grade VII-1, EvelY¥\ Siaefilfti in

Stirling MacKay; 3, Vemetta Mun- roe: 4, Lester Hsyter. »'

Grade V-l. John Livingstone: 3

William Stewart: 3, Leona MacKay.

Grade IV-1, Ruby Buell'

Grade III-1, Ralph Mnclrolli. Grade II (Sr)-l, Forrest Bayttf

2, Janet Stewart.

Grade II |Jr.l-l, Jessie M,ncKly. Grade I-i, Arnold Maclean; 2,

Mnry Stewart; 3,Msrjoi1e MacDon- ald; 4, Velma Munroe.

L. M. Herring-'I`ea»clier'_ _

CANCEL GAME '

(C. P. by Gmardiarrs Special Wire)

AMHERBT, N, B., Rb. 13-

Mount Allison University and Am- herst have cancelled the last. gsm!

of their Central Leamle ggieduie slated for Backvile toni , auf their play off series will liégin or Wednesday night, instead ci Thursday. The two game series to tal goal will open st, Amherst and the final game will be played on the University Ice Friday night.

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mdrried men whiteenming the

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During Febrlllfi ones rv-i, amy iucxemu; 1,

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of the Pla! until Ma Hill nxlygug 955005

mea wt" 1°°f ¢l¢*l'““d1°¢ :upon or ureiviiis seiwci for the

Grade X (Br)-1. llartln Gil-

more; 2, Merton Murdock; 3, Har- tha Hancock

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Grade V-1. Daniel laekanaie: I.

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