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-WEEKLY NEWS

A.\1d'Walt Dlmefs Newest “Sllly Symphony" in Color

RUTH ETTING "

IN it ‘~.

"nanny

nacsnrr' j§§...;_;; gf

AND E; Qui; Psum

nsvntw

is

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uve. sioox

in

Annan . .

_ rv °day'= volt against the iove code

_ O

00.11. Nils Asn-isa W

i '

T.0~DA.Y _ -

3 - DAYS'

his

HAT.

.au

arto` oft re- '

the centuries. .I .

N

por rom tain too

H" Wise Little t Hen ”

est in hearing of the revival here

oi “Merrie imgirud." II'iSh t0 Sl]I'0Il-Q l

It is many years since this de- .

rightful work of Basil Hood and Blg T1`&d6 i

Edward German has been present

ed,.except by amateur conipaniest ° ' I At the same time the music appears New Pohcy as often in bond programmes as -*_-

tmt oi any or the oiibert and sui- i (By Joseph Denhisw- Cenlviien

" divan openas. The revival of “lMer- Press U0l'l'¢SP0“¢l¢l\¢l

:rle England" at the Prinioe's 'I‘hea- DUBLIN, Oct. 14-incurable op- l tre is proving an unqualified auc- timist that he ls. Sew LGNHSS- neu, President de Valera’s youthful

Sir Arthur Sullivan used to name minister of industry and commerce,

llldward German as his only pos- who was a delegate to the Imper- slble successor in composing in the iel Economic Conference in ot-

il Savoy tradition. Unfo`r"tunateiy Ed- tawa in 1932, dismisses the Free

'ward Gennan never encountered ti _ State’s adverse trade balance as collaborator whocoirld 'Dr0d\1¢€ 9-l having no reflection on the 'in- “book" of the kind which made W. creasing signs of prosperity

8. Gilbert’s libnettos so memorable

~ throughout the country.

Sullivan worshiwere are india- i Mr. Lemass maintains export nent when eritiee w eminent BS trade figures are no indication of 511' 'T-|2040!! 17011514 We 5015 en°“3h ` the state of the country. They can- ‘W dedafe “Wt in °'*h°5“`°U°“f` not show increased activity in do- Bllil "Un 1" 9“°Y\°!’ °f m°‘°dY- 9”' mestic commerce, he points out.

man has proved himself the super- Neither is Mn Lemass dismayed i°f *° 9““*"*”- The P\’°“°“° """` that the Free states uuempioy-\ 'V51 °l tuwerde Emglandn brings B ment figures reached a new hivh "Demi °f um discussion um" mel in September-102 038 He declares mspective men” °f these tw° mas' thousands have found work as the tem M nam' upen' result of the overnment’s policy

Mwrding t° 3' wrmr in the Man' The govemmeni is proceeding with

chester Guardian "German has a gradual uc of Tcglmenung ._boen compared with Bulllvan-ap- mah mdusptsiesy parsntly for no better reason than ~ _ _ that he was invited to undertake The Bfitvemlllcllttili decésiogimto amd the impossible tux or carrying on P°°° ‘l“° “ les ’ ° °“S “ “ we mmuume Savoy mannen s“1_ _shoe lmpor s will mean hundreds; _nvmfs music W” mp.pL.ed by two _ of operatives will haizet tot bc, or three main sources, the Cha- ‘“'°“3gt if the NFTSIE 5 Rt; "“‘é? pu mwnl the balmd of hm per- p0'tBl` V rom O1' 'lamp I1 all md' md his own mwmpm-,bye 1,. . other Enfzlish centrcs,_The_v will act

3, gm Wm las "shock troops" in the Irish, ,,,,_ "German is more operatic, deg- factories. Hundreds more must*

i

° f' pite his occasional overindulgence

CI‘lt»lCS AI'g`\16 in his formula of the country

dance; Germans vocal melody is

AS 0pGI°a, not as syllable as Sullivan's; it

Ch L d takes a wider curve :t thehrhythm is ‘

not sc square and he armony s-

Onlricher. He has not Sulllve.n’s gen-|

iius for parody; he sincerely emu-,

§By 'l‘homas"1‘. Champion, Ulm- |lates but never makes a budesque,

W dlan Press Staff Writer) .cf his models. for, of course, like

LQFDON, Oct. 13-lovers of any artist who is not crude. he at I

light opera. on the Aimenican aide moments allows us to feel the in-i ofthe Atlantic who are now beillz iluences that have given him hisi entertained by the, D‘0yly Carte musical culture."

Company will have a special inter- i

der the Control of Manufactures l UnlV¢!‘S|¢y C°lll‘S¢. All

come from Birmingham to mann!! di!!€!0!1t PNN the new tire factory ut cork which Iellewins 01d acquaintances. will have a complete monopoly of 3h\‘¢¢N“1 il U18 “P010

the Irish pneumatic tire business. °f *N °1'°5°¢l¢

Additional machinery must. be im- 98° L5 P|'li|'|¢. md bed f B11 ' U3 f "OUT

Mr. Lemass and the President ' ebwed-" On his ret

are not satisfied the Irish root-'lcwmimnied by his nephew

wear manufacturers have their R%Ym°¥\¢| Bhl‘¢811l~!I. heart in capturing the whole of the 15131118 im 810811404 visit £0 W

oryatl’

one o successful Islan

trip he

acts were issued to British ru-ms Slwcessiul teacher in his Isla with 51 percent Irish capital fp province, and has the best wish

b h f

open ranc es in the Free State In `193l th Irish n ~

of his friends here ed vacation

#__ KVI.

BA, who

BS It

'--° °"°.:'.'§:.'.

bi »$"1'¢'r'_lq_nl1 anew.

ills

§-

ONIID

A1201 b-l‘lU-'l~ll-

.3 s

E? sE\ s

Box Ofpeuins

sa-. Pierce will be vleewt-

iéttti

nrumae and is a

riiisou dm_m hu. _

‘ R881!!! who, with llrs.'Nelle|

on his way back from the 'W War Mrs Nelles will remain

°‘ th’ ‘ami James Paton, leaves 'on return

or

urn

a number of years has resided

home trade. Recently licences im 051 Cimldl- H0 HB! had lbrllli U “Men death of his brother

m_ . . _

c

, e bcct e d h~=

manufacturers made 53000 n --

s

, dose

pairs; in 1932, 70,000 dozen pair and in 1933, 125,000. Sixteen factor-

Measrs Raymond and Leo

Iver also left by for

ies are engaged in the basin," British Columbia. The former*

this year-10 more thm fiv~ 'W ~ ago. At- the same time, howeve

1'.

the Free Stat/e's imports of f~-.t- wear have grown from 824 ""8 d'~z- en pairs in i931 to 445.430 dozen pairs in 1933. representing s trade

been teachinz in Maple Plains f the past two years. s

worth $'l000000. Under the new homes h-re: C McUa

.quota revulatlons, footwear, except

for children, mav only be imported Mlllrice 'F"'\l‘h. »7‘Sll'l°.! R"-null

und'-r licence ci' the rzovrwnw-ent.

With refvrd to oneurnsvic tires.

the ~over:~~i°'it '""“.c~:l Di~"‘c s of Envlared to start a factory

Ireland. Thev were rzuaranteed 100 removed to the City Hospital for

percent of the Irish market. All

U in

other makes are now barred him a speedy recov and h et

though the factory has not y been built. The Free State tire and rubber requirements amount

$1,900000 a year,

Under the Control ci' Manufac-

tures Acts, new companies rn

ust

have 51 percent Irish capital carry- ing voting rights- The govemment has ample powers to create mon opolies for certain commodities where the total requirements of the country would not ,iustify more than one factory. The alliance with the Labor party is responsible for a further clause in the Acts to en- sure th'\t Trades Union wages w be paid in new industries. Indu

b

the govemment to aid in the star

B

trial loans amounting to nealy

ing of new industries and where

necessary to provide capital. Free

State citizens are notoriously slow

about investing in native enter prises.

KINKORA AND VICINITY

and B'~rd~n fir-~~1'=vi_ Gere

there for the past lc has b

*'m’s "Y'\lyers"v who has been

Pe .

treatment. His frlend°s here

01'!

that he will soon be retuming his home. '

EGG LAYING CONTEST

B »

1` `n Owner Po

i-°°°°° Fl §=§

Sta , Ch't0vm 2313

fe

*UI

S R Pendleton

Weekly production, 11.5%.

Leading Pena for Week

1 3

may be cla

de

e. well e

M

car

or

BAY-On Saturday rnomlng,

Joseph weltvor, 0-orge Donnell

‘°""*”"""‘- H ‘¢"""‘*' *it H' """" host of iri°n-is will rrourn th ' A ' w es

“mek endin October 9 1934

int

gh

S R Pendleton .. . 1518

different parts of the Un

~ Boston, Mass. `

'rhenksrlvins h°‘id1¥t It their Part President or the aebrhau .fis-

rvi

11

‘Q Mrs. Townshend rnes Miss Ba

_ . n

W durimz her term of office and

1" Dassinrz of a loved friend and D Officer.

YO Saturday evening from

gore for the Maritimes dlscmblrk hem and proceeded by rail.

le

5 ter discharging the “Golborne

. ' Wil

9 Wmilm 53"-50m - 34033~ leave for Quebec and Montreal.

'I Mrs J D McFarlane . 23608 l

J P' Ea-tion 23132 chase aaoitasurzss-

£0

ce _

ug ~ ....

_ 3, MYB. J. H. MOPllBll .... 2077.0 enlug meeting Bt the home Of th

1- ll. EXP. Bl-B. Ch'f0Wl`l. 2015.3 leadtf, MIB. J. A. Clarke, Oil Fri

$2_00(,_000 have been guaranteed y 1o.wm. aobtrt Brown iooss ‘day evening. 'rits fouowu-if slate "lies Mm 11.501 °W*~ 1° ml *°

t_ 12. Exp. Ste., Uh'town. 1927.9 of officers was appointed or the th md mmm

s.1>r. J. R. cunriiu am .. 11as.o comms year: lender. Mrs. J. ii. wwrdihs W ° “NNN mul _ _ _ _ _9 Clarke; presidsnt,M2lssAnnle Wat- llwilii 01 "W 055mm” ° of _ _ _ 14653 son: vice-President. Mrs. Edwin Railweive. '1'h° SNBW l?°1'f'1°l\ _ ___; Cooke; secretary, Mrs. G. R. Star- this mercury 15 “B64 by 511° 010°'

344714 fait; asdlshht 390l’5tal'y, M153 Abbie

Robertson: treasurer. Miss

Malone, Mrs Saunders, Mrs.

Gillllll Sllllllllll

iittiisg gtiéiégtéi *li Qgil _ §§§;;E;i 'stalls 52.

sasnon air! nu l-

oom: 'ro me anim sunxa.

1.-idmdo-1':-si umiater for mms md w

N

wwe' has completed negotutggsv

ing considerable attention.

L semblv for *he Maritime Provinces.

ll

-nr rears

U

Ill.

at Bt: Oatlierineb Tl-lesdlf. 00”-

Soth. Amusements and dancin; T-H

or

l..1. ogilvie, Attornly-General. llr

inoludnz Railways Dr JJ. G

vsemtol\.oos¢ivvo,runistsroi'rran.\om‘t.'

inslos orth l - ‘bl

church, october 11th at no. mv. .L-o. Hon. Minister twllinl

a con

altb and Education; Mr. J.

1,.1|,p.1o.1;.u_ Moilbueld. 1111.0., Hon.

uewl8¢Slonofthe8tltc ,

The _ Pll'

r sulrsu-snnom»ntwu°nenedbr_°°mmi°°i°°°° "s, s. queen mary," -hi!! 18-

llner which was 29

,,,'¢|,»,,,',,,' gsm. ossmamoli amonnorm sn!

lnthevllldowof

The commonwealth ernment

tl?

purdhaseofanercaoflfl

»'rwo um rmnn-'i°womsn.““““°"°°mbfid¢e.a1-2 M’

from Bsllerivc. on the ntswrn

who appeared before Btipeniiiary I M-hw-e www °== °-me-v $.“‘.Z§§t°°"'°“°i..°§.'.“3§.§§

charged with illezel oolllllllultion sm m#,f,d ,fm nu 0! li4'1°i'.W°¥° fm* *W-40"” Refs hadwreaeiuspottod hyncoai- °W1'1 °’- 1” “nu” °f Wfumh monwealth officers. 'me new uro-

drome will servo as the southern 'l'a.smanian terminal of the ll!-

' HENRY STEPHENS() , _ 1.n¢.Aum-3115 gg mute,

- 1%

@'.

manager

Cream ort-

88641

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E _ i ` `

. I arn- ' _ I

h-ld

WI/Sh ape

,hu mmth°wmdwmdm‘_ WNTOOABTMINING

,Recent heavy rains lievamade it

home this muming. The last time the Colonel was here was in 1918 p°_mm mr um Mt' wen °°` mn'

l

sums ope`rations~ at Queenstown on

d full scale. and more than 600 msn

have been re-employed after a DOY!-

. _ ht!!

" f°" “me mm 1°“¢°’- od of idleueae ofcver two months

due to depletion or the water supply

ISLANDEB. DIES SUDDINLY* g 153° Mgnggg, 'hom _power for

i°»ur.J.r='.r.ordorA1tmyhui °'

H

ill* tbeplantisgenu-ei/sd.

° received the sad news of the vgy Aoontncthubeensignedbyldr.

W.l. Mldaan. &dl'0- 13018218

r.

d hu bemns Harry Lvrd. Whivll t°°k Dim ill Oommiuloner. and Mr. H. Bt. John

th hos

‘U B A The deoeasedwalbom at Hectrclytic Zlno O0. (Kula) Ltd.” North Tryon P. E Island but for forthe supplyoipowartothecem-

in

puny; woliks at Rcseberry (Walt

es e pital at Des Moines, Ion. Somerset. irenenal manacercf the

ind

stator :mr-merit win take place in proceed almost immediately with

the Upper Derwent Valley power scheme. and a bill is before Parlia-

PASSED AWAY AT GL.:‘(}'E £g|tB£

_ . A. J. Houle received a telegram ° ° em” ' » ' ..?I“i._Jé’.‘€.?'l.‘;‘§. ‘.':l‘i3§‘.*;‘.“.f..2.".t.El; :_“;;‘§,:',,“;; §;i*;,‘;,:;‘ ,‘3,‘.:,°,;,,§;;» ...im me 0.. T... _

vfl l A

B.

OLD NEWSPAPERS G0

The great quantity of unsold

Mooouvdi visit-d our Provi ce "WNW" P”°‘°“‘“1Y *n °"°

I

United Stahl and the United KIM'

¢ dom, find a ready market in some

pm countries for wrapping l>\\r9°B°l.

states the Industrial Department of

e Canadian National Raillhye.

th Altiuvao ssrimnsy 1- 'riis iz There il en emmive mem* f°“'

M. S. “Uolbome" arrived in port over-issue newspapers in Nether-

IDQIBIB

lands India where they are used for

De

and Barbados with a cargo of new wrapping antlclee purchased by the sugar and inolames for this port and natives and Chinese. 21,607 will Bummerside. A number of pauen- were brollsht, into Netherland!

ed 'H1

Indll in 1938. The 'Unlhd States is the principal aouwc of supply. lk

B

Report of the Priri edward Is 'stp,,,,°°”"3'°'§ u“§‘,§°f,,‘°,f"§§"‘§¢‘;‘f,,°‘H‘,Zb”°' °“°"° "°‘°¢ 7’ W °°“" Th” “°"°

‘md E39 L°Ym¥ C°“°"~`5° fm' me ls athishon-ieinsouthport owingtg mmdom Q.-,mic and mtqgravmg

the serious illness oi’ his mother. Af- “$10” an Img, ggpggggauy dgggnq,

largest contributor is the 'United

'1

JAPAN USING MOB! LEECUBY

G 'I‘heJ esegstmost of their

Th ' ~ in and

1 niuiath ci of th charlotte- m°"’“’-V "`°'“ I"“". 3”

imiuud are r sms town neffitistuclfhiuch field its op- °“’°° B’“'“°- """"‘° ”'“’°’” °'

mercury have .gmm considerably

°witnintho1uttwoortnresvom.

18,38 cwt: in 1933 of 41.1 per cent.

trical manufacturing industries and in the production of scientific in-

by industrial and chemical manu-

Mina

Ling; vi.eiti.ng_slck committee, Mx; stwuments. About 1 per cent is used

nec

_ no

Mr, Reginald shreerisri of Port- Em Poin 1”” “M W” Wi“rli°Blil'l== Due- factoring piruits. ni rosa rteiy sup-

ia

age La Prairie, with his wife and little son. Louis. and their friend. Miss Watson, who came bv motor to his former home in Kihkorl. Silent B. pleasant vacation with his lllvther. Mrs. Gertrude Bhreenan. He also visited many of his friends

FW. I _

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28

Leading Hens to Date

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Vatican Secretary of

Usa l|laril’a for Plmploe

istic Congress. ,ii __ g _

_limi _ »».~~.»,_i

-.ii

,_ if Q1? I

mmdroia as or tm 'i;#_ ,_ *

faithful representing do nations " ,: ' ~ warm; on-nature! me sand ni- ‘ K ' ` ‘

'1‘lievaete»¢mble|ewl|raptu .- ->"~-.~~

l _.WW

otlhdtv

...ii ' Hoaeeholdfi

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'I 'L' ‘ ,.'_..' 'm

”’ ~ . it .mi I '.i.:'.:~s 1 l -. ‘ . ` ~' " if: ‘T .

4;; ing the evening Mrs. Youland ( 33 373 Miss Lulu Smith), a recent bride, 3;-iggm 933

24 M3 was presented with a dainty te

gm letbythvellll- llHOl4dr»l1r¢~ osnnrsnnmmom :M sented Baby Harry Cooks with a

certincate making him a. life mem

d

the simrmer on the Island left return Saturday morning.

spent the 'Thanksgiving hollda

Knllys Gross.

spent the week-end in Bellevue,

- (A. P. By Goardianu Special Win) “ ‘ FUWOB AIRIB. Oct. ll-Befire ‘.

fhraiaedtaerreathlormorarr ` --~»- " ont!in`RoidelaPlata forthe' . .

iiuiratieaableuetaryctstete ' ,, _

1>0,Mf~10lv.

P FUR iisissiim-isi>aque-t,ciuiriotittowu,

' witnnerunoio,mv.rrttherPoo.~rs

plied 8,119, Quin 6,395 and UNIV:

H (Mt.

VOGUI JAPANESE HOU!!!

' Red cedarlon arcusedindaplli

U91' °f U10 Bib! Bend- UW U' for panels for ceilings and other dainty lunch was served the mast- pm-9°,” in Jgpmgss houses. The

0 1" 'f-i.°.”'i°.i.““” ‘°;.i'“*..‘;i.“.r.~i' r-M" '~'° “°‘ “M ii:“.‘;'.:.‘:',.

lla i' o'sa ov -thiraluedebandsupvn 0 .

’°"~" law" mi vi the two we oi°tii`L return wood. wording.

ms by K! ill mls $115- N‘ilmb°l' °i !l‘i01Yib°fB P10591* to the industrial Department 'of the

250 H8

240 284.8 245 278.3

F. A. Driscoll, Manager of Con- PERSONALS

Canadian National 'R'~llW\Yl» Color is a most important I 'sider- ation and a top :rode par . is one ot liaht uniform color. The greater

Mr. 301'!!-H-rd MMGMGKI- Ulm- rti f the red cedarlogsoomel

Df- -7- A- Ulm- B“P°"“*°“d°“*~ brldze.Muss-.wlwhubeen even ins prsommngitmi columbia.. 'uhm hu

M1

been a falling off in the demand for redcedarlogsdueinparttode- creased builliing operations.

REDUCED RAILWAY FADE

yl °i ron 'rnsmrsorvmo DAY

Those who have in mind maklnl

a trip over the long 'I'hanksgivin¢

_ Min “lean Stewart. 'lynn Valley: my week-sud wiu bo abis to mrs

r - was mme Williams. M¢NeiH'l rdvuntm oi reduced ruiiway rem

Mills, and Mr. Lloyd Ellis, Norboro. which an bmw gffgmd by gm.

sdian railways. The reduced fares

the

guests of Miss Helen M.acPherso'n. vm W mm guage from mon 11';-idaq,

Oooher sth., until noon Monday. October sth.andwillbozood toro- turn leaving destination not latar than miiinisht Tuesday. Octobd' Oth. 'rho rate for these special farce mr ......~‘"'° ‘etc pres - or il 9 _ wee any station in and tickets will

.inhonorodlnaleapingandparlcr

are upon the of the usual _ehar¢cefortheas`livi¢u. Itis an- ticiowsd that this fmt autumn holiday will use manytlwll travel- ing in lamrn canada.

.» < l `

its tilt li? lil;

iifiiliii ;§i§§§l‘i i Eigiiiiim

`.. _‘l h' Er ,gli ii i _ii ll.

5 3 ii

ii

1

it gilt Egii it

Coast). The Government intends to omgughm gupugngyiubg dgp

Mllbbqi

i

'_A Few Questions ’

singular-u-u-rg

_ »|‘||_ ll_iE'a_|l,ll=IrAl-

' _ 'all cumin.

""‘<1'.i"..$.’t‘-?‘...'-‘.‘l.’ r. or

‘_l---4»-

O|.\B\\“l’@'h|lll

ttwsies st ig "_ its ii=i§Eii§%i.§§i its igiiirgiiitegé ir§§§tit.;i»tt;it§.i §;g§§'§§l€t;e§§E§§s§§

is §,,.i

E E

s `§ 5 i

who

UI'

bliss

im

ataimoheiipportarot the Uni

e § §a=E; lgégitig

Es' 5

msntandcorreotionto

allofwhomfeelapersonal oss sincerely

llllli

will

liiled.

E?-E5 sit iiit

The services

Mr. Boyce, B.

Btewart.. `bodv, followed by

and_fi1cuds,wae taken to

Psoplo's_ Cemetery, Mt. Stewart

€E§'§“_§ tsigiggtg. § “E‘ $2" §§E“€§ir i-E' §f'-f§‘_5’§

i:§§

GOOIIOJLY

l@'

Hammond

brother John

be

Card .of Thanks

§§§§§§ his

EE;

H5411#

-_-v-4-*-_"*-" DI Vllalll INIIIEITI Ill.”

IBTATI

eourt's interpeetatllon oif the "effects" ina will today ESV ddontlnimonbe V

Irlshrreeltaw

the ft " §§%i§”§§iE .g 8 ggi ‘£22 tg seg* it

auorwa

oinnoery court

-

lHUlIZPi1llI!_ `il

__ vvirii , _ , noon

.i 0

'ous Lomrhnd it f often Your-»~ lret contact with _simon-_

_ erbfwltl your beak.

wi th neaufaetiilcnfj from when yet went ‘

§§§§§l§ ;E§.;§§_ iégiii ff 2 E§§_i§=il

2.

8

5

2 Walter

Old. NGN'

gdmwgs Nowitmtubementiaaeil that

°¢”m_ .li-.Gooii1illi.hleprevio\|aly done

noNnoN,o¢t.1a-A chance-: IMI

word

13158?

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_FREDCOOK

'nul¢t¢au.oimruvuhomat-»,»|mv§`¢¢m,uA '

mimi

g nmaonrsr. muegol

eafthat in in OMB. between andthecrioariown theoscnoeilmld_a wetccounecfoco-

aldorahledimenslaa. ' Withthsoon|tructicnolth`e0t- tawamlllleewerithisunderiound riverwaeprdiablyiirainsdlntothe ottawa. ielvluzatvollntmmda- tion which _wrollilit havoc with rnanyofithebulldingeerectediaaon it.In'fnur or-five instances the tmntdofprivata residences; and onaapartmsntbuil strostfaldoutwhilo

tmn.weromou_ _

5’ S' its is EEEE5 V = tits tilt a Eligt EE gig

tlgégtisgilét l§i'§§§i§§§§ littiiitlllf sets? iz

I isiiiilslf ti .ielritiliit it

had

the mmm;

ccnsequeu

hmm auch of the property. owners

gt i i tl i:r§‘

it

38 it elsif

%“,!_»_[.M down Mdeolfe street.

htm P'°4°°°"°4 °°'“°`Y°°" rh ions thonuiitr ministry de-

cided to sect the Victoria Me-

lee- _ '1‘*=°°°°°°°°°i"°°“”°”“"°’*,§§ mor-iri m»eum,zh¢ sito uiooaa

_ being tho' old stewart property,

2i*“.:°s.':.:..°i..i.'s.°;..‘°.i:..z.“:. em »»_ Awe ==»-°»- If -- the oommunit lmizardlell of den- b°‘md°d W ° ""1" In

Y- _ Monrodtmsnd groonuor :fa-sets. uid

only hmm h was wi la t e ans uncertain

iemhéshubmg an foundation referred to at the open-

tbs comm

Arsyi 0. Kill.

in¢ofthlletoryThcoost of the

1° u me Plans. for the bulldog were drawn

h 1°, site, I any mention was 078.000.

tu mwfllcwgty ty the architects of the aspart-

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ment of Public Works. and on De

he _ _

egsiwcnm ,¢¢:;; cember 28, 1904. contract was _en-

m his customers and tered into with Mr- George Good-: wiuiongnmsmmon- win.»mw°fvid°emr1»au in

construction work. for the erection

courage those I 'whowerefm-tu.natelnknowin¢him; ofthe building. Itwaetoheve a.

. an

frontitgeof 892106 031 Holiood

ii

regret the pessingofe streetbyadepth of1B'f feet. A

inwhomsomeniyvirtueawere stately towierlookmgupllotsale

slrreetsctcvffthsedlfioeto greet

'$l‘b0tuneraloit.helstAMr.0\u'rie advantage. 'rho actual cost of the

cldonalandayafternoon, BUD; building and land was 01.50.000.

a

meter!

Goodwin did nd; walt Im' the

WGN W2; frost to Inova the ground. life

prompt-ly anisembled his plant, and

md °h"-"°h- Mt; commenced to _eiicavata for ` the

foundations.. When- he reached thc

large ccncounc ofaor-rowing ning; ,swam dqpm M 1” ,,h°__,,,,w,¢,,, B5

for the foundation wdls » ex-

' l perlenoe taught him that the nature

WBQIQ MQXIGU HAD!!! 11”. ml b°¢Y| the mu um t nlwart th 22°", °° lifter! aiiruotzge whnlgh the plan:

"°" mm‘”.J”_ ‘_ mmp_ called for. :mica the footing were

ii§ie`ii_;°ti §;_§§§`;‘iit§ E3? Es

azthcuod. would

nm stmig

_ Goodwin. thereupon the acting minister of Hon. Charles Hyman, suhetiiAltin¢ for the

u hugh of li Jlmel S\\t'hN'lahd~

The coowlcwr em-

the difficulty

which

not

_au ._ ons absolutely eaoun.

hundreds of thousands at dollars

sh

Nomtmnzgz worthofpuhllcwcrksfortbebo-

tatiorrof always

» out for “extras

onthe undea

’i é 5% % . ge ; §;.s i it 122% git'

Egg; gil? 5%? i§§§§e§§

gtg? g ssigslt

this, and Victoria conetmot _

to sunset should be

actin; minister

his mind. H0 his anal for wel known

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annienaudhadeamsdtlnlwll-

thattlll detiom

s;_f.__{ is iii ii? S lt?

fthe departmental 'upon which he had tendered.

om __ ‘

.ui t." said coodwio.°'!h\v°

m°,;f givsnyrgiiifair vu-nin¢.some dev

m,,,,,,kh:;youmsybe.|m1'yth¢ty°u MW

not heeded my words." The con-

~'or1oi=ts"i_1=°lud¢d thi! money ""'*°*4"'- -W* N' °"’°°“°° 'nw

writing for his own i»wtwti°e “ld

¢==,=l, weM`dll¢ldwi(ht!IlWUii‘¥»Ui“'

ptructed. 'rho buildinc f -‘N °°m' plead me wa»'owui>ied by ti" D* pqriuiept or mas in im.

s|;¢nyii|,&m\\I»iteolth0l°°‘ 1°sieu.,»urv¢r. v°=ti°“\\fU “‘° _ mourn oi was or mvhb§§°

and t-hcl! Wm' insecure founda-

.i,aonioa.'md tuoYr‘°ui1;o‘;1

marco monhluthsnom bone toeink. wall cracked and t\l°

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