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Aconcert in aid of the new P. E. I,

Hospital will be held in the Kindergarten Hall,Tliul°sdayevening, March 15th. 82

A MEETING of the Ladies Aid of the P.

E. I. Hospital will be held in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor this morning at half-past eleven o‘clock. /

KBEP the Sons of England Concert

before you. St. Georgefs Day,§April 2'-lrd Everybody is going. Patriotic program. Proceeds for Red Cross Society.

at the Demorest Medal Contest on Tues- day evening. It will be helc` in the base- ment of Prince St. Methodist Church.

AN attractive program is being prepared

for the Hospital concert, to be held next Thursday evening. March 15th, in the Kindergarten Hall. Make no other engagement for that evening. 9 Qi.

A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Society of

_the P. E. 1. Hospital will be held in the Y. M. C. A. parlor Friday morning,MaI‘ch 9th, at half past eleven o’clock. A large attendance is requested. 8 2i

Exovnsioiv tickets will be issued to Hali- ax to all parties wishing to see the em- arkation of Strathcoua.’s Horse on tl e 5th inst. Arrangements as to prices and

AT the meeting of the Charlottetown

Condensed Milk Company, Wednesday afternoon the Board of :Directors was re- elected as followsi F. L. Haszard, Nelson Rattenbury, Franklin Bovyer, S. W. Crabbe and George Auld. Mr. Haszard

‘ is president,and Mr. E. R.Brow Secretary- EO the establishment of the Sloyd School in ` , ' it Treasurer. L

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REV. Mr. Goldsmith, of Alberton, will

give a lecture in the Fredericton Hallon Monday evening next, 12th inst. Subject U ~"Chinese Gordon, Britain`s Hero." The s c

'on Ever) body should make ita oiut

si _ _ ' p to hear this grand lecture. Some excel-‘ lent views will be thrown on the canvass.

Mn. D. Howi.i=:°r'r returned from North

W`iltshire yesterday with his three men. While there he made extensive improve- ments to McLean Bros' large store,_ which he thoroughly painted and whitened and tinted. The house of the station master than came in for Mr. Howlett’s brush and was papered throughout. Mr. Deacon’s residence Was painted and grained and the temperance hall, where Triumph Division meets, was whitened, tinted and painted.

The Halifax Herald of March 'ith sa 's

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Mr. Hensley, father of the late Captain Hensley, received to-day a copy of the London Telegraph containinga letter from Bennett Burleigh, the pape.’s correspond- . ent in South Africa. Referring to the en- ‘i gagrnent in which the late Captain Hensley ` lost his life, Mr. 1 Burleigh writes:-“The B Jets contested every inch of ground and r acl: cover, but gradually were forced back again and again. There were wild Irish. rushes and cheers, and bit by bit the position was improved, and the advanced i pirties linked together. Once more the Sec- ond Dublin Fusiliers got into the thick of the battle, and as a consequence suffered r ither severely. Faultlessly brave Captaiim Hensley, with whom I have been often in the armored train and Iafield, was killed , outright, shot in the head. Another oificer y or two of his regiment were in.i med. and a number of casualties occurred amongst the non-commissioned officers and men. Oh the battlefield that day many kind friends and gallant men found resting places among the silentones, but yet not to utter silence, for their lives remain elo- quen‘t..' Let us turn away from these new made graves, where there were no

firing parties,but only wet weary eyes for V Hensley, the Dublin “boys” and many _‘ more, as there were also for the late Major z Ghilde; and Father Matthew gave such comfort- to mourners.” `

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Christie Brown 8: `Co`s _maccaroons and,

water ice wafers are delicious. I*‘_o_r sale T at Beer Sc Goifs. 131 _

Beer 8: Goff have some very nice _green

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86 new spring over-skirts in fancy goods. f

blister skutm mohair luetres and

values in chamber ware. Give us' a. call

goods and plain rain day skirting opening

music. I acancies for tv» 0 or three pupils.

,I By Reporters and Correspon- ` /

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_North Granville, contemplate the pub-

. iishing of a monthly journal.

THERE will be an interesting prog-ram~|

ates Wm be made later. y in its praise and thcse who have received

mausum of 10 cents for adults and 5 that during the summer vacation teachers _"E A ents for children will be charged, admis- f , _“ill S' _ `

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THB. formal opening of the New Prince ' _

:Latest ‘News of the of wines college takes piooe this evening. C

Today the students will decorate the assembly hall-with flags and bunting. Pictures of the Queen,Presideut McKinley , and Gena. Roberts, Kitchener, Buller and others will be given places of honor throughout the building. The program is an excellent one. Among the speakers

will beLieut~Governor McIntyre, Consul `

Vail, Premier. Fanquharson and Dr. Anderson, the Rector of St. Dunstans, the Attorney General, Supt. of Education. Prof. Vinnecombe Prof Caven. andlliss '

Earle will contribute .to the excellent . T

Suri-‘oi.x< imms.--The farmers in this A

vicinity are busily engaged hauling longers and lumber. Thompson’s mills

present quite a lively appearance since ‘

the recent fall of snow.-Miss Olive Ellis of Black River has been spending a few days here the guest offltIr.G'.C0urts.-Our blacksmith intends leaving usthis spring

this pla.ce’\vhen we heard first that one and then another of P. E. Island’sContin- gent had fallen on African battlefields. While we mourn our brave soldier boys we cannot forget their deaths draw closer the bonds of unity between Can- ada and the Motherland.-The interest in horse trotting continues unabated. Mr. E. Stewart's three-year-old colt, North yPoi.nter and Lady Light-foot are matched for a race in the Inear future.~Suii‘o1k re- joices in posession of a full fledged ghost. While all who have seen it agree as to its color they disagree about its shape. Some say it was a girl clothed in white, wring- ` ing her hands and lamenting. Others said

it a. was shapeless white ma.ss,while a vis- | itor from the city pronounced it a gigan- tic rabbit.-Cupid's darts have fallen thick- ly here One of our farmers is evidently stricken as he is making preparations to build on his farm.-Tim GUARDIAN is eagerly looked fof here every week by the majority ot the inhabitants who are loud "

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Prof. Robertson will visit Truro within 1 ’ rf 11;, `¢_j__',;.~>_ g; f

a few Weeks and will meet with theSchool Board, the Town Council and represen~ - _ ~`1`~`3‘7~*i*-“$1” ` tativcs of the Board ot Trade. In addition '

to take up his residence in Sydney. We _ ` `

wish him every success in his new home.

-L deep shade of sadness was cast over `

or boys from 11 to 14 years of age, a. class

for student teachers attending the Normal M sohooi win be provided for, and it is oiso i il.. f ' ' _ _

expected that a class will be maintained on Saturdays for the instruction of teach- `\\, ' ’

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rom the other schools of the province may have an opportunity of acquiring in-

structiorrin the Sloyd method and system. " "

An additional feature will be, the selection of one’ teacher student from within the province who will be sent upona. three months’ trip to England, Germany and _Sweden this coming summer to make a thorough study of the Sloyd Systcmsin operation in those coun- tries. Sir William McDonald will provide for all expenses in establishing and for

maintaining the school for a period of three , years, at the end of which time it is expect - __ 4

eil that the Town of Truro will take over if( the school and maintain it in the futuri. iw °

- o herex enses' for the u oses name y f _` ~ :blhvdin acldxiton toestablighilnxg the schooll gr” QM engnller do” hncy or win also be borne by sir William. P1*l'~\ °H8\‘°'1°8-_“Hd W1 5° The Governor~Ge'neral and Lady Minto will "°u~ Try "3 with yom' nw" in all probably cozne to Truro to open the yi ' job.

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Q) workmen. You may be I ‘careful attention if you , Z' f‘~. your watches to us for repairs. We ascii; our potions prompt ness in e execu ion " and all commissions 'that may ' , be intrusted to us.

school. Their Excellencies are taking a

deep intrest in Sir William McDonald`s _

philanthropic projects and have given W every possible encouragement to Prof. {((f','»‘ . Robertson and all others who have aided" i JEWELER AND ENGRAVER in bringing about the acceptance of Sir ‘ii

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Williams generous offer. Sir William ;_. _ §.. McDonald is one of P. E. Isla.nd`s most =_

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milk eq -al to new milk

' IT CUnES soonrs and indigeistinn; cleans out ?

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Thdl gIV€S 2. b3I‘l{ serges at Pam? & Cds. 300de. 6 tt gap; igigtkggpgggihg and is the been a.as¢_ab|.:P|l|°°g, Of 1 1‘¢COg11iilOI'1» ef of lil IV. P. Colwill is showing some good ~' FOR COWS it is ot great benefit before Mid

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