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Midsummer Examinations.

UPPER PRINCE STREET SCHOOL. sha larcast school in the

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pils belong to the fairer and the wonee — |Stewart, Minnie Finlayson and Muinme y r this reason » doubt, the visitors Higgins. yy Mre John McGowan, Mrs to-day were literally ‘‘too numerous ty MEB-| De Voung, Mrs D Farquharson and Mr tion x, | CD Rankin. The classes in the various rooms were) Vocal Music—-Ist, Minnie Moore, 2d, examined by Dr \nderson, s Mr. Mont ot Jean Nash. gomery, Mr. Robinson, und others, as aa Louisa Laird, Laura Beers, Katie Me as by the teachers ol the a sil, anc we Lean. Ida Riggs and Blanche McDougall heard, on all sides, commendations of ~ | were unavoidably absent during a great classes and their mstruct the tone ps | part of the term, and, consequently, did disc Sc oa being particularly | not compete with those who attended re- noticeable. ;; gularly At twelve o'clock the school was gene “MISS SNADDON’S DEPARTMENT, in the upper hall. The atcen lance of b vo pupils and visitors was so large th . Se a) Che following virls stood first and second for some of the former were obtained wh 1} in the branches named the utmost difliculty, while many ot the Reading Lilian Robertson, Edith latter were compelled to stand Cirougne’’| Brown the entertainment i following oe . Writing — May Brehaut, Nellie Hodgson. gramme was rendered with a good deal of Arithmetic-——Edith Brown, Ida Scott. 5] i Spelling— Daisy McPherson, Lilian LOG RA Robertson, 4 Our Native Land,” School Grammar—May Hooper, Hattie Lawson. 2. Recitatio: ‘The Errand,” Fred. Maynard History—-Muriel Peake, Daisy McPher- 3. Kindergarten Song—‘*The W orkmen,” In On. Uiass Composition Muriel Peake, Nellie 1. Recitation Ro ey Hodgson and Edith Brown, equal. . Dial 4 ee ae gore en Latin—Edith Brown, Daisy McPherson. phene Barra W — om | French—Daisy McPherson,May Hooper. ee eth band ' ’ Edith Highest Marks—Ist Daisy McPherson; i ee R a 2d Lilian Robertson. g Ss ‘The } shma School! Punctuality and General Proficiency 9, } Essa Sp Minnie Moore’ Phoebe Large. 10, Glee “Mo nlight on the Lake, Gin ls j De portment M wy McDonald. from Advanced Class. Arithmetic and Composition Edith 11. Recitation—‘‘The Fairies, L. Stumbles} Brown. . Kindergarten So: “The Busy Mother, Prize Composition and History—Muriel (iris of intant Class, - ike. Recitation Which One,” Jean Stewart | Second Prize Composition-—Nellie Hudg- 14. Dialogu Learning French,” Ella Tay aa ‘ 5 ’ » —_ " ¥ ; ‘attor . tte . 8 ‘ the Marp thet tc chee Tara's} Grammar— Mary Hooper and Hattie . H ” School. Lawson. < “The Bright Waves, Map Drawing—Maggie Lydiard. Classes Improvement in Writing —Mary Me- R J Edith Brown | Donald xX 2 | Eyes,” Minnie Moore,]) [mprovement in Reading—Laura Craw- Jean Nash, Anna Frase1 | ford 19. S “Scotland Yet, Sch HY Gener al Pr ficiency Gertrude Farqu- <1) vias , harson. Bre . a P Prize Ss were presented by the following — * _ |. fladies and gentlemen: Mrs Chas Robert- Special mention ought to be ina le of the} aan, Mrs Unsworth, John tings, Esq, singing which, in poiat of modula ion and Mayor Haviland, Dr MeLeod, J L Thom- hading, was, considering the ages of the son, Geo Peake, Thos Handrahan, C D sing srticularly d. Miss Moore’s/ Rankin, W Weeks, jr, R R&R Fitzgerald, essay on ** Speech vas capital. We trust Esas. that such fine talents for composition as Worthy of honorable mention for general Miss Movre possesses, will not he dor-| jooq work : Clarissa Duncan, Mabe! Fraser, mant alter her s s days are past. . Lena Horne, Minnie Clements, Clara Law- The certificate and prizes were dals- son, M ry Unsworth, Blanche Smallweed,. tributed by W. E. Dawson, Esq. the} Maud Carr, Edith Large. Lieutenant Governor, Dr. Mcleod a a MISS MACKINNON’S DEPARTMENT. others, and then several short congratula- a = es ry speeches were delivered. The Lieut. Highest in General Standing—Ist, Lillie

Governor, Hon. T. H. Haviland and Mr. L. H. Davies, M. P., criticized, amid great

he action of the School Board in ning f the holidays ; and Dr. Anderson spoke very about ance of Drawing in the schools. Esy . bestowed several

applau e, the short the time strongiy the import R. Rh. FitzGereld, high compliments upon pupils and teach- ers, and Mr. Ings briefly stated the reason “ hy the Board were constrained to shorten tin holidays. PRIZE LIST : MISS BARR S DEPARTMENT.

Gsovernor-General’s Medal for Highest Standing in First Class—Anna E Fraser.

lrustees Certificate for Highest Standing in First Class—Anna E Fraser.

Prize presented by Dr McLeod for High- est Standing in First Class--Anna E Fraser.

frustees’ Certificate for Second Standing in First Class and Frances Farquharson.

Prize for Highest Standing in Class M Ella McKenzie, Stanley Bros.

Arithmet ic

Highest

Selina Robinson

Second presented by

Ist Class, lst, Frances Far-

quharson; 2d, Anna Fraser; 2d Class, Ist, Minnie Finlayson and May Houle, prize presented by J B McDonald, Esq; 2d, Fannie Lawson; 3d Class, ist, Ella Me- Kenzie and Laura Yeung; 2d, Bessie Yeo

Read. ist Class, Ist, Anna Fraser, Fan- nie Farquharson, Fannie Lawson, Minnie Finlayson and Minnie Moore; 2nd, Fannie LePage and Minnie Higgins; 2d Class, Ist, Ella McKenzie, Bessie Yeo and Katie Me- Lean; 2d, Ida Riggs and Lena Barrett. _ Composition—lst Class, Ist, Minnie Moore, prize of $5 presented by Dr. Mc- Leod; 2d, Fannie Lawson, prize of $2.50, presented by Dr. McLeod: 3d, Fannie Le- Page and Minnie Finlayson; 2d Class, Ist,

and AY ni 2 English

Lillie Fairclough and Ethel Angus, prize presented by Dr McLeod. _ History—-Ist, Selina Robinson, Anna

Fraser, Henrietta Rackham, prize present- ed to the last named by Thos Handrahan, Esq; 2d, Minnie Higgins; 2d Class, ist, Ethel Angus; 2d, Ancilla Stewart and Alice

Angus.

Reading—Ist Class, Ist, Minnie Moore, Minnie Finlayson and Anna Fraser; 2d, Selina Robinson; 2d Class, Ist, Florence Findley; 2d, Susan M Barratt.

Writing—lst, Selina Robinson, Anna

Fraser and Edith Bovyer; 2d, Louisa E Nicholson and Annie McPherson.

Geometry—lIst Class, lst, Fannie Far- quharson and Anna Fraser; 2d, Minnie Finlayson, Fannie Lawson and Louisa Nicholson, prize presented to last named by His Honor Lieutenant-Governor Mac- donald; 2d Class, Ist, Ella McKenzie and Mary Houle; 2d, Ancilla Stewart and Ethel Angus.

Algebra-—ist Class, Ist, Fannie Farqu- harson and Anna Fraser; 2d, Selina Ko- binson; 2d Class, Ist, Ella McKenzie and Lillie Fairclough; 2d, Laura Young and Susan Barratt.

Latin—Ist Class, lst, Anna Fraser and Minnie Finlayson; 24, Fannie Lawson; 2d Class, Ist, Henrietta Rackham and Louisa Nicholson; 3d Class, Ist, Bessie Yeo; 2d, Lillie Fairclough.

French—-Ist Class, Ist, Anna Fraser, Fannie Farquharson and Fannie LePage; 2d, Minnie Finlayson and Roselle Stew- art; 2d Class, Ist, Ella McKenzie, Annie Skerry and Laura Young; 2d, Lillie Fair- clough and Bessie Yeo.

Drawing—\st, Fannie LePage, prize pre- sented by Mrs Benj Heartz; 2d, Fannie Farquharson, Ida Fennel and Lilie Fair- clough.

— Drawing—lst Class, Ist, Annie Ly-

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\nna Fraser; 2d Class, Ist, Laura Young, | prize presented by His Honor Lieutenant- re vernor Maedonald; 2d, Ancilla Stewart, | pri e presented by Mrs Collings; next in ist Class, Anna Fraser, Louisa Nich

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olson, Selina Robinson; 2d Class,

| Riges, May Collings, Lena Barratt. ; Prizes were presented to Fannie ar

| quharson and Selina Robinson, for their

| position in the class, by Messrs L W Goff

; > . ’ , a> . 'and G H Haszard; to Bessie Yeo, Roselle

Taylor, Trustees’ Certificate; 2d, Ruby Rattray and Amy Mcfiregor, Trustees’

Certificate.

Reading Ist, Bella Cameron; od Celia Skerry; 3d, Josephine Stentiford.

Spelling—Ist, Ruby Rattray; 2d, Bella Cameron, Lillie Taylor, Gertrude McPher- sod, equal; Sd, Flora Campbell.

Writing—I1st, Amy McGregor; 2, Bella Cameron and Ruby Rattray, equal; 3d, sertie Heustis.

improvement in Writing—Ist, Ada Jen-

kins; 2d, Gertie Waye; 3d, Mary .Jost. { Map Drawing—Ist, Lillie Taylor and Ruby Rattray, equal; 2d, Amy MeGregor and Josephine Stentiford, equal; 3d, Mary Jost and Alma Robertson.

Grammar—lst, Lillie Taylor and Amy McGregor; 2d, Bella Cameron.

Composition—Ist, Ruby Rattray; 2d, Amy McGregor and Bella Cameron.

History—lst, Lillie Taylor; 2d, Bella Cameron; 3d, Bertie Heustis, Amy Mce- Gregor and Ruby Rattray; 4th, Josephine Stentiford and Mary Jost

Arithmetic — Ist, Lillie Taylor; 2d, Bella Cameron; 3d, Bertie Heustis; 4th, Jean Stewart.

Regularity and Punctuality—Ada Jen- kins, Maggie Aitken, Lillie Taylor, Mary Jost, Maud Horne, Amy McGregor.

Politeness—Lettie Waye.

Worthy of Honorable Mention—Susie Nash, Nellie Maynard, Alice McKinnon, Marion Sutherland, Ella Sutherland, Flora McDonald, Mabel Larter, Bertie Bovyer, Annie Cameron, Minnie Chappell, Maud Toombs.

Prize Winners— Lillie Taylor, Ruby Rat- tray, Amy McGregor, Bella Cameron, Mary Jost, Alma Robertson, Josephine Stentiford, Gertie Russ, Maggie Thomson, Ada Jenkins.

Prizes awarded by Mra J McLeod, Mrs Benjamin Heartz, Mrs Unsworth, Mrs T Z Taylor, Mrs Charles McGregor, Thomas Handrahan, Charles Rebertson, J Thomson (conductor), Esqra, and a Friend.

MISS NELLIE LAWSON’S DEPARTMENT,

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profici- ency—lIst, Edith Webster and Winifred Cotton; equal; 2d, Annie Billingsley and Florence Coffin, equ: !

Arithmetic—Ist, |. rence Waughan; 2d, Nora Reid and May 1) dd, equal.

Writing—Ist, Berta Arbing; 2d, Wini- fred Cotton and F urence Waughan, equal.

Improvement in \\ citing —Flo. MeKen- zie.

Spelling—Ist, Hilen Taylor; 2d, Hattie Newson.

Reading —Ist, Margaret James; 2d, Wini- fred Cotton and Nora Reid, equal.

Punctuality and Attendance—Ist, Alice Harrison; 2d, Edith Webster and Annie Billingsley, equal.

Composition—Ist, Flo. McKenzie; 2d, Margaret James; 3d, May Dodd and Wini- fred Cotton, equal.

Deportment—Annie Billingsley.

Diligence — Bessie Lawson and Maud Crosby.

The teacher has to thank the following friends for prizes—Mrs. J. Unsworth, Mrs. C A Hyndman, Rev W Harrison, Hon-T. Dodd, Messrs. W. L. Cotton, E. W. Tay- lor, T. C. James, D. McKenzie, M. Coffin, John A. Lawson, H. Anderson, John Reid, John Newson, and a friend.

MISS HARRIS’ DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profici- ency—Ist, Nellie Anderson: 2nd, Nellie Campbell.

Reading—I1st, Mary Curtis and Winifred Collings, equal; 2d, Nina Stumbles.

Arithmetic—Ist, Kliza Hawkins; Minnie Wellner.

Composition— Adele McLeod and Lillian

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Writing— Ist, Annie Ritchie; 2d, Nellie Anderson,

Spelling— Mary LePage.

Punctuality—Katie McKay.

Deportment— Lottie Stumbles,

Drawing— Elsie LePage.

General Lmprovement— Martha Peardon.

Honorab’e Menution—Nellie Toombs, Carrie Peardon, Alice Robertson, Etta Cooper, Louise Barrett.

Prizes were kindly given by Mrs Neil McLeod, Mrs W Wellner, Mr Thomas Dodd, Mrs James Haszard, Mr Passmore, Mrs Ritchie, Mr Curtis, Mrs R D Cofhin, Mrs McKay, Mrs Collings, Mr H Ander- son, and a friend.

MISS MACKINLAY'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate-—— Ist, MarionMcKay, 2d, Mary Irving and Gertrude Howlett.

Writing and General Excellence—Marion McKay.

General Excellence—Mary Irving.

Good Conduct-—Gertrude Howlett,

Good Conduct-——Ada Coftin.

Best in 2d Class—Lettie Passmore.

Best in Sd Class—May Down.

Arithmetic— Louisa Lawson.

Arithmetic and Spelling—Ethel Tanton.

Writing and Arithmetic—Mabel Harvey.

Reading—Jean Cuming.

Diligence —Maud Bremner.

Improvement— Adelaide Cuming.

Improvement— Edith Ritchie.

Attendance— Florence Horne.

Prizes were kindly presented by Mrs A E Morrison, A Friend, Mrs J P Tanton, Mrs A Ritchie, Mrs R Coftin, Mrs B Brem- ner, Mr Thomas Mackinlay, Mrs John Cum- ing, Miss Barr, Mr J D mMcLeod Mrs Unsworth, and Mrs Mackinlay.

MISS M'NEILL’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate— Ist Lorne Uns- worth; 2d Clifton Beer; 3d James Waugh- an.

Reading— Clifton Beer.

Arithmetic—Lorne Unsworth.

General Excellence—Jas Waughan.

Drawing-—Eddie Brown.

Improvement—Fred Whitman.

Spelling—Willie Lawson, Writing—Geo Newson.

Diligence—John Patterson.

Reading and Spelling—Bertie Williams.

lmprovement—Clare Harris.

Punctuality— Leith McInnis.

Spelling—Geo Webster.

Attendance—Chas Anderson.

Good Conduct—Garnet Moore.

Diligence—John Chappell.

General Proticiency —Allan Strang.

Prizes were presented by Mrs B Heartz, W T Huggan, Esq, Mrs Mackinlay, Mrs Unsworth, A Friend, J D McLeod, Esq, J J Chappell, Miss Barr, Mrs John Lawson, Thos Mackinlay, Esq, H Anderson, Esq, Clifton Beer, Thos Harris, Esq, John Newson, Mrs Unsworth, Mrs F Moore.

MISS HELEN MITCHELL’S DEPARTMENT.

Certificates for General Proficiency— 1st Jessie Webster; 2d, Alice Thomson.

Reading—Ist, Jessie Fraser, Josie Bar- rett; 2d, Jessia Webster, Louise Davison.

Spelling—1st, Elsie Lowe; 2d, Louise Davison; 3d Lucy McPherson.

Writing—lIst Annie Webster; 2d Blanche Doull, Louise Davison; 3d, Maggie Web- ster.

Arithmetic—Ist Elsie Lowe; 2d Louise Davison.

Drawing—Ist Jessie Webster; 2d Annie Webster.

Deportment Gillan.

Punctuality and Attendance—ist Lizzie Jenkins; 2d Alice Thomson.

Prizes were kindly presented by Mrs John Coombs, J L Thomson, Esq, Mrs L Poole, Mr H Lowe, Mrs C Webster, Mrs Barrett, Miss Ellen Reddin, Miss Barr, Mr C Davison and others.

MISS BROWN’'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for Highest Nnmber of Marks—lIst, Robert Cotton; 2d, Dolly McLeod and Blanche Down.

General Proficiency-- Maud ¥eo and John Pound, awarded by Mrs Webster and Mrs B Bremner.

Reading —1st division—Ist, Annie Higgs, 2d, Edie Ritchie and Robert Cotton, awarded by Mrs C Hyndman, Mrs Wellner and Mr Cotton. 2d division—Ist, Reggie Aitken and Mabel Godkin; 2d, Laura Hughes and Maggie Martin, awarded by Mrs James Ward, Miss M Laird, Mrs Jos Ward and Mrs Coffin.

Printing—Ist, Percy Fennell; 2d, Gertie Regan and Etta McKenzie, awarded by Mrs 8 Grey, Mrs N McLeod and Mrs Wellner.

Writing—1st, Robert Cotton; 2d, Harry Hyndman; 3d, Percy Fennell and Gertie Regan, awarded by Mrs McKenzie.

Arithmetic—Ist, Blanche Down and Annie Howlett; 2d, Louise Bremner and Percy Fennell, awarded by Mr W Murphy, Mrs Wellner and Mrs John McGowan.

Spelling—Ist, Robert Cotton and Harry Hyndman; 2d, Hilda Robertson and Fanny Waughan, awarded by Mrs S Grey and Mrs John McGowan.

1st Clarissa Carmody,Susie

Deportment—Willie Wellner and Mamie |

Hughes, awarded by Mrs Grey and Mrs T , Moore.

Attendance—Howard Ward, by Miss Barr.

General Work-~Awarded to Dollie Me- Leod and Josie Cairns by their teacher.

Improvement—Jean Coflin, prize award- ed by his teacher.

Diligence—Awarded by her teacher to May Stentiford.

MISS HASLAM’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profici- ence—Ist, Ella Perkins; 2d, Luther Coffin.

Reading «nd Spelling—I1st Class—Ist, Emma Hooper; 2d, Emma Harper. 2d Class — 1st, Annie Turner; 2d, Daisy Moore,

Writing —Luther Coftin.

Arithmetie— Harry Worth.

Deportment —Harry Hudson and Garnet Harper.

Improvement—Ettie Hobbs, Frank Duffy.

General Proficiency—Ella Perkins, Har- ry McCoubrey, Ernest Newson, Harry Stewart, Elmer Ritchie.

Prizes were kindly presented by J L Thompson, Mrs W W Wellner, Mrs F Per- kins, Mrs F Curtis, Miss Barr, and others.

MILCH COW. For Sale—A Good Cow, 4 years old,

Apply to

WILLIAM HEARD. The Cedars, June 17, 1889.—lw

Huest's, Bessie

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DAILY EXAMINER, - -

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B&O

Midsummer Goods !

spicing (2, pasene

A LARGE VARIETY.

JUST OPENED. | NEW PRINTS, Mies A Fine Lot Just Opened. |

A LARGE VARIETY.

LADIES STRAW HATS, Carriage

One of the Best Stocks in the City.

Wraps,

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RESS GOODS, light fabrics, iewest shades.

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etc., a large assortment and prices low.

| Ladies’ and Childrens’ HOSIERY, in Cotton, Lisle Thread, Rouillon’s and Dent’s KID GLOVES, Silk

Silk and Cashmere Gloves, Lisle Gloves and Lace Mitts. patterns, and very cheap.

' Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Silks, Velvets, Satins, etc. Eadies’ and Childrens’ UNDERVESTS, all kinds and prices. ‘PARASOLS, in Cream, Fancy Colors and Black, Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas. ‘and Ginghams. BEST GOODS and LOWEST PRICES.

STANLEY BROS.,

BROWN’S BLOCK.

SOLID SATISFACTION,

Our Friends, the Public and Ourselves all evidently in a Happy Frame of Mind.

YVERY WEEK, since we opened our beautiful stock of SPRING GOODS, business is increasing, as our wonderful Bargains are distributed over this and other provinces.

To further increase our sales, we are now offering better value in Custom and Ready-made Clothing Suits, $3.50 up.

Yae>_- Two Cases American Felt and Straw Hats, all. f the

‘latest styles, shipped by mistake, were bought by us at half

price, and will be sold at regular first cost.

D> A. BRUCK,

Charlottetown, June 28, I889--eod & wky MERCHANT TAILOR.

$100 $160

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Qne Hundred Dollars Gash

ba P. F. ISLAND, who send (until 3ist Tuly) the largest number of Woodil’s German baking Powder (blue) Wrappers, as follows :—

$5

BATHS, RANGE BOILERS SASINS, TAPS, Pipe, Rubber Hose, Nozzles, &e..

pen

Het and Cold Water Service,

to the 25 families each sending Wrappers representing not less value than $1,

OnN=E

to the 25 families each sending Wrappers representing not less valve than 59 cents.

HUNDRED

| $25 to the 50 families each sending Wrappers representing not less value than 95 cents.

FAMILIES Y¥Ycur Grocer can se!l yon WOODILL’S - MAN BAKING POWDER. in paper an ao <_< 2) aan, ~— he will not keep it in ock, send amount to ress and t will be maiied free. Address orders = ee W, M. D. PEARMAN, Halifax, N. 8,

NORTON & FENNELL.

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$2

HAWKER’S

TOLU AAD CHERRY,

A Favorite and Most Valuable

jus—dy eod

arr for ail Throat and —— -——~—— It has ate al pepo ahi OF F IG

hopeless. It soothes, heals and strengthens |

S TO LET. the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in ay

a very short time. Just a few doses will cure | ‘ — Offices in the ‘* Cameron Block,” at a fresh cold if taken in time. Price 50 cents! piesent occupied by the Trustees of the

per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores. | Connoliy Estate. P i i - AWE com ioe : y - a ossession given Ist July, roprietor HORACE HASZARD. novl0—ly dy St. John, N. Charlottetown June 26, 1889—3i eod.

LONDEN HOUSE

DENTS KID GLOVES, Meus’ Summer Underclothing, is Linen Coats

NEW HOSIERY, ‘Cay ls~-Brussels, Tapestry, Scotch,

JUST OPENED. & Large Variety, Best Patterns. BOYS STRAW HATS, Mattings, SELLING CHEAP. F i loor Cloths.

Lace Curtains.

HARRIS & STEWART, DOS MID SUM ER-(089,

Seasonable Goods at Excep:ioually Low Prices.

WHITE | GOODS, in Victoria and Bishop’s Lawns, Mulls, Nainsooks, ‘Swiss and Lawn Stripes and Checks, Lace Stripes and Checks,

EMBROIDERIES ! EMBROIDERIKS ! ~All widths, nice

Grey, Print and White Cottons, Seersuckers

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION yj} Le held under the auspices of the “R ” FIRE COMPANY, ~~

On Moaday Evening, July x,

The Steamer “ST. LAWRENGR” vith leave Steam Navigation Co's. Wharf at 8.30 o'clock.

The Artiller} Brigade Band wisi he tendance. music for dancing.

Refrishment saloon o1 management of the Firemen,

TICKETS—Gentlem:n. 40c.; Ladig ox. To be obtained at all the Drug ste a board the steamer. , =

By order of Conunittee, ju28—-eud tl dte

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PPXHE TWO STORES formerly vecapied the late Owen Connolly, and centrally situated in the best business pert of Qreeg Street. Charlottetown, having heal tand. somely finished und fitted up in the tatest style, they ate buw ready lor ou upation and will be let on reasonabie terms, —ALSO

One or two Hooms in same building to let as Offices. Apply at the office o. the Trustees of the Estate, in the building.

A. A MACDONALD, WwW. W. mE LLIVAN, FREDK, PeTERS, ‘Ti ustecs, june28—dy tf wky 2) Tat PERS : j Bul ‘3 owen FOC) FR meee

Building Baptist Church and Sabbath School,

‘SEALED TENDERS will be received at b the office of MeLeod, Morson & Me Quarrie, up to noon on JULY lors, for building the Baptist Church and Sabbath Schooi in this city ° Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office of Phillips & Chappel, Archirects.

The names of two pe: sons willing to become security to accompany each tende .

accept the lowest or any tender. N&IL McLEOD, Secy.-Lreasuier building Committee.

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Shortest Route to Boston,

VIA BALIFAS.

Canada Atlantic Steamship Go,

The Fast, Steei Clyde-baik

STEAMSHIP “HALIFAX”

for Boston, MULRNING, at

Leaves Noble’s EVERY o'clock. Returning. leaves Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, for Halifax. EVERY SA'TURDAY, até p. im. Passengers leaving Charlottetown on Tuesdey, via Pictou, arrive at Halifax same evening, and can. if they preferit, yo directly on board the Steamer without extra charge.

FARES: Charlottetown to Boston \lst class) .........8 9 20 TROGIR. o's ico ncecnnnsevethiee cle 16 00

Through Tickets issued at all Stations on P, F, Island Railway and Intercolonial Railway ; alse vy the Agents of the P. K. Island Navigation Co., and on board their Steamers, and at my office,

Charlottetown. FENTON T. NEWBERY, Agent,

Wharf, Halifax, WEDNESDAY i

CHIPMAN BROs , General Agents, Halifax, R. B, GARDNER, Agent,

34 Atlantic Avenue, Boston. ma) 24--1f

NOTICK.

\ R FRANCIS DUMONT, a native of France, wishes to inform the public that this being the last year he intends ¢e- maining in this city, he will opea a Hortica! tural Ciass at the Vineyard on Royalty Road, Charlottetown, P. EK. 1, beginning the 19th July and closing towards the end of October. The hour of daily attendance will be from 1 to 2 o'cluck, p. m, The course of instruction will include the following useful information :— Ist. How to make a purely vegetable wine, without grapes, which wiil be both healthy and economical, 2nd. The method of p!antiag vines ; of cut- ting slips for sale, and of cultivating them in order to hasten the ripening of the fruit three weeks before the usual time ; also the manner of covering grape vines in autumn to preti¢t them during winter. 3rd. How to make wine with grapes, with fuli instructions on the necessary utensils tor this work. 4th, To make cider with apples. Sth. To cultivate grain and vegetables. 6th. The manner of gratting and pruning all kinds of trees. 7th. Tu tastefully arrange flower gardens and grass plots.

Une bonne invention pour faire du tres bot” vin san raisin et pur et tres bon pour la sante tout le monde peut faire san vin soi meme pour sonne usaget il sera fait voir la manaire de le faine et tout ce quil faut pour le faire et pur et saint pour la sante pur vegetables,

Kt la manaire de plante la vigne pour tial le provinages pour avoir des plant racine pour, vendre et pour avoir des raisins mure 3 cemaine auparavant les outres et Ia culture de la vigne manaire de la couverire & ja bontonne et pour avour du bon, bills e differant legume et pour faire du vin avee du raisin tout les utensile pour le faire et 48 sidre avec des pomme et faire des chemin et des joli partaire et gres la vigne les arbres Ia tai] diferant plantation. ,

Sas comences le 19 juibliet, 1889, jusque dont la fain d’octobre tout les jours Ce semaine a une heur de l’apres midi jusque a 2 heur une

ar jours, ; J Francois Dumoat pur Francais y Royaty

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