DAILY EXAMINER,

Moe MY ANTHATY iA | i ; ij itt UHL Lit), Nort mn, Mrs C V\V MeGregor, Mrs C KE | Robertson, Mrs Philip Large, Robert \ngus, Eeq, and G F Beer, Esq, for prizes

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d by them.

SNADDON'S DEPARTMENT.

Midsummer Examinations,

VISS

Arithmetic

lst, Lillie Taylor; 2d, Ber-

PRINCE STREET | «, SCHOOL. a

veP ay) ; ‘ CPPER , Huestis. Grammar-—-lst, Bella Cameron and Ber-

2d, Lillie Taylor.

Huest }- estis, equal;

pamnemaen limg—lst, Nellie Hodgson; 2nd, Lil- ' ie Tay or and Florence Martin, equal. rue first of t s pul examin Reading—Ist, Josephine Stentiford and ations ana sch ic « ns ae af Lillie Taylor, equal; 2d, Susan Nash and oy Py . 4 1} Alma Robertson, equal : is growing and prospering. | Qomposition—lst, Nellie Hodgson and

yl aad rate ~~ ** | Josephine Stentiford, equal; 2d Gertrude

" a pune d titty 1e daily Ot | Poe ’ age attendance being upwards of Bve hun] fin Ist, Lillie Taylor; 2d, Bella dred, lhe eichet number eles Ca - Every room i t large L building 8] French ist, Bertha Huestis; 2d, Bella pe | Cameron and Mary Jost, equal.

‘ irge number of spe ’ History —Ast, Bella Camsron; 2d, Annie

re any re rion. avid i Mie-(Gregor.

Mra Leird oH \ \ MeDonal M ip Drawing—Ist, Amy McGregor; 2d, ‘irs MacDona Hon i * See Nellie Hodgson

i C ‘me (Spea (the i .. & Algebra— 1st, Lillie Taylor and Nellie Asseinb'y) Me. L. A Davies, M. P, ; Ni Hodysen, equ 21, Bella Cameron and i) wk I i 3 . rno Srentil qual ; ‘ir ix Mis. J. Road, a aa A High number of marks for term—Lil- } Vi Oxenham. MM ; Mire... 3..4 fe Tavha ilod s , M ’ A, Hyndman, Mrs. D. | vt ynd highest number of marks for Fargubarson, Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Tanton, | term—Bolla Cameron, Neilie Hodgson, and

y rs | Amy McGregor. ;

Chose who examined the classes express-| Pho following girls, though not the re- ed themselves to Tue ExaMINERS report} cinients of prizes, are worthy of honorable er as pleased and sa lL. Uvrtain os n:—Gerirude Bovyer, Maud Cook,

ht of so many children, e an, heaitay Ficrence Campbell, Amy Earle, Gertrude Pan a , Vas . , = egtee | MeKie, Roberta Nicholson, Celia Skerry,

‘ r oe ms lor re TP sa » Thon pson, an l M ‘y Uasworth.

sof P S ey | Weare indebted to the following gentle-

MK in w L. 8. D Pet wide fur prize John Ings, R R Fitz- W ‘ge, Were periaps {he ore i verald, H Haszard, R K Jost, H J Cundall, ug lures Of 6 exalt “ie | Phomas Taylor, F L Haszard, S F Hodg- S a} ar in pri ee : ' l son, G wrge Covk, H V Palmer, W C Har-

iment in the upper hail was’ Very | ris, Es is, and James McLeod, M D.

ising from begint to end, Though tt MISS M KINNONS DEPARTMENT. nen Gas Gnenoray eee — lrustees’ Certificate for General Profi- - ay Seer OS a on ciency—Ist, Winnie S Cotton; 2d, May F : ° ane - — ; anes +4 a '| Dodd and Anoie Hyndman, equal.

eee ee Sere a as Cinada Prize Competition—May F Dodd

lus EXAMINER ¥ net acim ts b Ttilie (S | Prize) W S Cotton, Maggie E

niraivengeeqer. Pagid ayes senage Ames rig J Rosamoud Churchill, Fiorrie Me- ue hanks of Ler Ls ae. a , Alice Foley, Lottie Allin. (Pupils re, on WwW 1 of his Worship Mueyor| a ee al ‘ : ‘ , i‘ trail in the order of merit.) a oe a “ 7 : :-—Maggie E Jsmes, May F Dodd, 3 Prin pal S man rep : en | rior, Jean L Small, Nora Reid,

Miss McKinnon w [* seciniamh of it Winnie S Cotton, — Be

ee ed Reading—Maggie E James, Winnie § beautiful edit ea fennysens compiele Helen

ton, Nora Reid, May F Doda, Tavior, Jean L Small.

Vriting —W.nuaie 8S Cott n, Lottie Allin, jertha Arbing, Annie Hyndman, May F

: is, as AatekKen of tae esteem M Willie id | a she is Geid Dy her CiaAs

PRIZE LIST:

MR. SEAMAN S DEPARTMEN | Dodd, Perle Taylor, Edith Webster. Governor-G ral 2 M sda] for Hi rest Deawing—Wiat ie S Cotton, Helen Tay- ling in classes—Henrietta Rackham, | i rr, Annie Hyndma , May F Dodd, Inez x i Trustees r General Pro- Mitchell, Bertha Fenueil, Lottie Allin, -ist, Hent Rackham; 2d, Ella | een L Sail. ae cK ne | Map Deawing—Winnie S Cotton, Lottie : Bin Class. ls uy , J Ky Allin, Lilite sichregor, May F Dodd, Annie , 9 E MK ’ Ancilla} Hye Lb, Mittie Pickard, Mamie Logan, = ~ Ciass, 1 the Mc- | Mu Le ri —— j ‘ re d. Laura You us . Harriet | (rramimar Alice FLoMY, Lottie Allin, , l, Lala Crock W nnie 8 Cotton, Annie Hyndman, May F . a Pe i Ela Me-| Vedd, Jean L Smill, Edith Webster. : . £4. Henrietta Rackham; 31, Bessie Composition —Winnie 8S Cotton, (Nora . bi. she Mel) and Laura Beers. | Reid, May F Dodd, Maggie E James, es-~het -LAliem Robe wo and | Lettie Alla, Florrie MacKenzie. E ns O21. iene @ lwuod, Histiny—Alice Foley, Winnie S Cotton, ; Large and Nora Bourke; 3d, Daisy M iy & Dud, Annie Hyndinan, Florrie ; o aad M.dnie MQ MacKenz.e, Jean L Small, Nora Reid.

, nies: C i BR Beith Arithmetic—Florrie MacDonald, Jean L and H tin R -91 B .e Me.{| Small, Maud Horne, Annie Bullingsly, D ‘ , nave Bina Louisa Laird. i Winnie 8. Cotton, Helen Taylor, May F s sg 1 » Bourke and I 1 | Dodd, Nora Reid, Annie Hyndman, Lillie Large: 2). EdytheaBrown and Winnie Mc- | MacGregor, Hattie Newson, Bertha Fen- G }. Horriet Lawson. nell, Maggie E. James, Eva Beer.

y—Firs: Class, Ist, Ella Mc-| General Proficiency—Winnie S Cotton Konner 21) Heuriotin Ratkinetn; 34, Bessie | (Byton’s Poems) awardéd by Mrs Benj \ Second Class. Ist, Mary Houle; 2d | Heartz; May F Dodd (Longfellow’s Poems) Mac C8: Be BAe *lawarded by Hon Neil McLeod; Annie : Hi pa Wiret Class. Let bisead Hyndman (Kingdom of Home) awarded by Yeo; 21, Henrietta Rackham; 31, Ella Me- | Chester B McNeill, Exq . } d Class. 1s:. Clarissa. Dun- Reading—Special prizes, by Dr Taylor ; , IA Gillis: 24. Nora Bourke and som petition before Mr L. H Davies, M rs Harriet Lawson; 3d. Ida Scott and Lilia who «warded the prizes: Ist, Nora Reid ; Robsstiit 24. Winnie S Cotton. ‘ inkeusl Clas. “Yet. Laur Reading—Magegie E James (Shakes- } : i B Yeo: 21) Daisy Nash and peare’s c nnplete works) awarded by W L Kila MeKenz >t Hent etta Rackban Cott Maas KE By - oe : ok s Mie Tested (Seu Sam Atithuctig—Florrie McDonald, (Sacred ie a wad Annie Gillis: 24. Duaisy | Poetry) awarded by A Fulton, | Esq; Maud M:pP 1 and Harriet L n; 3d, Lulu Horne, awarded by John Newson, Esq; Cr sf hl ver hated. Jean L Small, (Scott’s Poems) awarded by ici ‘ Pec. 4 icilla Stewart: 24. R. Nort mn, Esq. ab YW is s McGregor; 34, Daisy McPherson. vl story aod Composition—Florrie Mc- Wi -—First Class, ist, Laura A| McKenzie (History of France) awarded by Young, Blanche M-:Doagali and Bessie | © Rankin, Esq Leigh; 2d, Ethel Angus and Annie Skerry; History — Avice Foley (History of Spain) 3 | Bess Yeo and Mianie Higgins | *Warded by F Beer, Esq. Secund Cass, Ist, Leura Crawtord and Compvsitiona—Wiunnie 8 Cotton (satche)) larriet Lawson; 21, Phoebe Large and | *watded by Mrs C Hyndman; Nora Reid Annie Gillis; 34, Ciara Lawson and Lilian | (“Irs Hemans) awarded by Mrs Thomas t bertaon Dodd Ph chk hse Nad Class, Ist, Ethel Angus Ari himetic—Hattie Newson (Familiar an Annie Skerry; 24, Louisa Laird, Quotations ) awarded by R. Norton, Esq. Blanche McD ugali, asie Yeo and Daisy General Proficiency and Deportment— Nash: 3a, Minuie Higgins, Henrietta Rack. | Avvie Blingsly (Cowper) awarded by D. ham, Mary Houle i Laura Young | Sall, Beq Secund Ciass, Ist, Lilian “Robertson; 2. Liuprovement in Wricing—Edith Webster, Harriet Lawzon; 31, M.y Hooper and Ciara | *W8°O d by Mrs W Coffin. T awpittine Genera! Proficiency and Popularity Prize French—First Class, Ist, Henrietta —Helen Taylor (Curiosities of Literature) Rickham; 2d, Ella MecKenz‘e, Bessie | *Watded by Juha Reid, Enq. Won “Mimnie Higgins: 3 Aucilin Grammir and Map Drawing—Lottie Stewart, Laura Beers aud Louisa Laird | Alia (Gul’s Own Annual) awarded by Mrs. Second Class, Ist, Edythe Brown and Mary | De. McLeod. McDonald; 2ad, Lian Robertson and Har General Improvement — Eva _ Beers met Lawson; Jrd, Ida Scott aud May (Burns) awarded by T. Handrahan, Esq. Hooper ; Diigence—Mauttie Pickard, awarded by English —First Class, Isc, Ella MeKen.} Mrs. C. Hyndman zie; 2ad,- Bessie Yeu; 3rd, Henrietta Kack General loformation— Helen Taylor ham. Second Class, Ist, Linan Robertson; | (Leagfe low’s Pvems) awarded by Miss C

Maclsaac.

General Proficiency — Winnie Cotton (Dodd’s Shakspeare) awarded by P Blake, iusq, oe

2n i, Harriet Lawson; 3ed, Annie Gillis and lda Scott.

Composition—First Class, lst, Minnie Higgins, Heurietta Rackhaia, Daisy Nash

and Ethel Angus; 2nd, Bessie Yeo: 3rd. Arithmetic and Map Drawing — Lillie Ida Fennell avd Louisa Laird. Secong| M-Gregor, awarded by Alexander Horne, Class, Ist, &% yine Brown and Lilian Rob Sq. ert 2ud, Harriet Liwson and Maurie! Reading--Joan L Small, awarded by John Peake; 3ced, Minna Ti pl mn and Anni McKenzie, E q.- Giliia Regular Atten’ance—Annie Hyndman b —S; Pp ented by Mr.| (‘irs Hemans’ Poems) awarded by Miss L. H. Davies, M. P., Lilian Robertson eraser. + Prizes i ‘ n ‘Life of linprovement — Elith MeLeod (Long- Miry Queen of Scot ist, Clara Lawson: | fellow) awarded by Mrs Dr McLeod. 2d, D M: Paerson: 3rd, Louisa Laird General Proficiency — May F. Dodd | fi ( Ist. Daisy Nasi | (Poems by Frances R Havergall) awarded on te id, "M y T C James, Esq. } ; Kat MeLeau nd Besasis improvement Perle Taylor (work-box) y Sucond Cliss. 1 4tith Brown: 2j. | awarded by E W Tayior,. Eaq. i Roy rd. Ida Secu 3} NELLIE LAWSON'S DEPARIMENT. ' ist, Ethel Angus; 2nd, Trustees’ Certificate fur General Profi- hi Kis MeKeuzie. cieucy—lst, Mabel Yeo; 2nd, Grace Pa y » Stewart Trainer Yeo. Reading—ist, Lilian Dodd; 2nd, Grace b cachers and pupils of | T » ner and Ethei Armour, equal. tois d iment are hereby tendered Hon W »—Ist, Grace Trainor; 2nd, Nellie} y d, P Biike, Esq, M P P, | Anderson. B faviland, Ee 1 D Lurd, Thomas ss ing—lst, Nina Stumbles; 2ad, El-} £400Ta Hy EY, Mis Benj He wt Z, M.si sie Lei

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Y, JUNE 25 i890

Brown, Mrs Robert Young, Mrs J H| Arithmetic—1st, Mabel Yeo; 2nd, Adele

McLeod.

Attendance—Ist, Lottie Stumbles and Florrie Huestis; 2nd, Eva Murchison. Composition—Ist, Lilian Dodd; Elsie LePage and Mary LePage, equal.

The teacher has to thank the following ladies and gentlemen for prizes :—Hon Thomas Dodd, Mrs Neil McLeod, Mrs Fred LePage, Mrs John Collings, Mrs H W Anderson, Mrs G Ritchie, Mrs R D Coffin, Mrs McKay, Mr A Down, W QO Hobkirk.

MISS HARRIS’ DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certiticates for General Profi- cieney —1st, Mary Irving; 2d, Laura Dewar and Harriet Matthews.

Reading—Ist, Jean Cuming; 2d, Ethel Tanton and Florence Horne.

Spelling—tst, Louisa Lawson; 2d, Mar- garet Steel.

Writing—I1st, Louisa Lawson; 2d, Mary Irving.

High Standing in Class—Lettie Pass- more, Lutie Moore, Bessie Chandler, Blanche Warren, Katie Johnson.

Punctuality and Attendance—Clara Mc- Coubrey.

Deportinent—Gertrude Howlett.

Prizes were kindly given by Hon Neil McLeod, A Horne, H Tanton, Mrs Moore, Mra.J Tanton, D Bruce, Mrs Down, Mrs R Coffin, Miss A Godkin, Mrs Howlett, Mrs Passmore, Mrs W Worth, Mrs J A_ Law- son, a Friend.

MR. THOMSON’S ‘DEPARTMENT.

General Proficiency—Ilst, Maud Brem- ner; 2ad, Fally Baird, (certificates); 3rd, Ida McMillan.

Deportment—lst, Clarissa Carmody; 2d, Gertrude Wonnacott.

Reading—Ist, Ethel Pope; 2uad, Edith Ritchie.

Spelling—lst, Maud Bremner; 2d, Louise Davison.

Writing—ILst, 2nd, Blanche Doull.

Arithmetic—Eliza Fyfe and Annie Web- ster, equal.

Diligence—Al:ce Thomson.

Lmprovement—Flora Davison.

The following ladies and gentlemen con- tributed prizes to this department, viz.. Mrs W C Bourke, Mrs J T Mellish, Miss Suaddon, Mrs Poole, Mrs Charles Webscer, Mrs Barratt, Miss Jane LePage, Miss Annie Fraser, Mrs McGowan, Donald Far- quharson, M P P,

MISS MACNEILL’S DEPARTMENT.

2nd,

Maud Bremner;

Ist Certificate—Robbie Cotton, presented by City School Board; 2d do—Harry Hynd- man, do.

Arithmetic—Robbie Cotton, prize pre- sented by Hon P Blake.

General Excellence—Harry Hyndman, presented by Mrs T Harris.

Spelluuag—Bruce Huggan, presented by a friend.

Punctuality —Eddie Whitlock, presented by Mrs S EF Fraser.

Iuprovement—Reggie Aitken, presented a Friend.

Arithmetic—Leonard Chappelle, present- ed by 8 Sanderson.

teading and Spelling—Frank Duchemin, presented by R B Norton.

Writing—Wiilie Wellner, presented by Miss Leigh.

Popularity—Reggie Aitken, by L B Chappelle.

lmprovement—Lionel McLeod, presented by R B Norton.

Spelling—Sam Crockett, presented by W T Huggan.

Readingand Arithmetic—Willie Davison, presented by Mrs W W Wellner.

Gowd Conduct— Dan McLeod, presented by W L Cotton.

Neatness—Harold Grey, presented by a Friend.

Diligence—Willie Hanna, presented by J D McLeod.

Spelling—Harry Worth, presented by E W Whitlock.

Drawing—Perey Fennell, present d by W T Hugyan.

Deportment— Harry Bevan, presented by W Matheson.

Excellence—Luther Coffin, presented by Mrs B Heartz.

Improvement, Isaac Pound, presented by Miss Mclesaac.

Tables—Ira McEwen, Fulton.

Arithmetic—Dan Garnum, presented by Miss Wyatt.

Diligence—Frank Wakling, presented by J © Milford.

Kindness—George Worth, presented by Mrs C Hyndman.

Good Conduct—Chas Corney, presented by 8 McLellan.

Attendance—Ernest Toombs, presented by L B Chappelle.

Rvading—Haryey Toombs, presented by Mrs J McLeod.

Improvement—Arthur Newson, present- ed by J D McLeod.

General Excellence—Charles Harris, pre- sented by W A Weeks,

Reading—Fred M.ynard—presented by Miss Higgs.

Reating— Robbie Cotton, presented by W A Hawley.

MISS HELEN MITCHELL'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificates for General Profi- ciency—lIst, Ethel Reid; 2d, Mabel Cvuoke, Annie Higgs and Etta McKenzie.

Reading—Furst Class, lst, E:hel Reid 24d, Mabel Cooke aud Laura Hughes. Se- cond Class—I1st, Constance King and Laura Hodgson; 2d, Maggie Martin and Maud Yeo.

Spelling—1st, Mabel Cooke, 2d, Emily Fraser and Annie Higgs.

Arithmetic—Ist, Ethel Reid; 2d, Etta M Kenzie and Annie Higgs.

Wr.ting—lst, Laura Haghes and Emily Fraser; 2d, Etta McKenzie and Edith Ritchie.

«eg Drawing—Helen Webb, Annie Higgs, Ethel Reid, Etta McKenzie, Laura Huzhes.

Objects—Maud Vatcher.

Popularity—Liura Hughes.

Deportmient—Hilda Robertson, Annie Howlett, Elia Perkins, Mamie Hughes.

Improvement—Flora McLeod, Bersie Hobbs, May Stentifurd, Francis McLean, E'ta Huestis, Winnie McLeod, Jvaie Cairns, Mamie Hughes, Jessie Pocle.

Prizes were kindly given by the follow- ing Jadies and gentlemen: Mrs Webstor, Mrs N McLeod, Mrs C Robertson, Mrs J Stentiford, Mrs Geo Hughes, Mrs Fred Perkins, Mrs D Howleti, rs G H Cook, J D McLeod, R B Norton, B F Messervey, Walter Matheson, A Fulton, John Reid, Jobn McLeod and others.

MISS CARRIE HASLAM'S DEPARTMENT.

General Proficeacy—Ist Cer-ifica’:,

presented

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Mary Murchison; 2nd do, George Jackson.

for the Stomaci, 'H, D, C, Cures Indigestion,

Rode —- aa Coal 5 rey; 2nc as Ourtis. Ula te, eid Innis; 2nd, Emma Hoar. Phird Class, Ist, George Strickland; 2Qad, Fredk Worth. ;

Spelling—First Class, ist, George Jack- son, Mary Murchison; 2nd, Charles Curtis, Parker Moore. Second Class, Ist, David Innis; 2nd, Emma Hoar, Arthur Rice. Third Class, lst, George Strickland, Fredk Worth; 2ud, Alice Perkins.

Arithmetic—@at, Mary Murchison, He:- bert Vaniderstine; 2nd, George Jackson, Annie Corbett.

Writing—Ilst, George Jackson, Herbert Vaniderstine; 2nd, Harry McCoubrey. | Deportment—David Innis, Lilian Whit- lock.

Neatness—Charles Fennel.

Improvement— Harrie Stewart, John Me- Pherson, Dottie McKie.

The teacher is indebted for prizes to the kindness of the following ladies and gentle- men :—-Mrs W Stewart, Mrs F Curtis, Miss McNeill, Miss Harris, Miss E Lawson, H J Cundall, Esq, Fredk Perkins, Esy, W P Doull, Esq, and others,

MISS WYATT’S DEPARTMENT.

Jet Certificate— William McKee and Roy Baird, presented by City School Board; 2d, Lulu McKinlay and Viola Beers, presented by City School Board.

General Excellence—Willham McKee, prize presented by Mrs J R McKee; Roy Baird, presented by W T Huggan.

Reading—Lula McKinlay, presented by R B Norton.

Spelling—Viola Beers, presented by Friend.

Writing—lIst, Mamie Waughan, present- ed by A Fulton; 2d, Ernest Newson, pre- sented bya Friend.

Arithmetic—Herbert Prowse, presented by Teacher.

Reading and Spelling—Annie Turner, Presented by S Sanderson.

Improvement—Alfred Craswell, present- ed by a Friend.

Printing—Mary Crane, presented by D McNeill, (Customs)

Avithmetic—Thomas McLean, presented by R B Norton.

Diligence— Fiorence Fraser, presented by Miss Mclisaac.

Goud Conduct-—Wilfred McNeill, pre- sented by Mrs Dewar.

Ditigence—Tren Moore, presented by E E Robins.

Improvement— Walter Craawell, present- ed by Mrs Dewar.

Leading and Spelling—Bertie Davison, presented by R B Norton.

Printing—Amy Rattenbury, presented by RJ Campbell.

Good Conduct—Maggie Maynard, pre- sented by Teacher.

Neatness—Arthur Worth, presented by D MeNeill (Customs).

Reading and Spelling—Henry Hodgson, presented by Mrs John Robins.

Arithmetic—Annie Small, presented by a Friend,

Deportment—Wendell Phillips, present- ed by Teacher.

Punctuality—Wm McKee, presented by Mrs John Robins.

Printing—Willie Cox, presented by a Friend.

Deportment—Fred Love, Miss E McNeill.

Improvement—Gordon McNeill, present- ed by W R Wyatt.

Good Conduct—Percy Chappelle, pre- sented by P. Damerelle,

Diligence—Blanche Damerelle, presented by a Friend.

MISS BROWN'S DEPARTMENT.

Certificate for Highest Number of Marks —Ilst, Dorothy Huggan; 2nd, Arthur Davy and Helen Burbridge.

Writing—Il1st, Dorothy Huggan; Helen Burbridge.

Reading— First Ciass, Dorothy Huggan, Howard McLeod, Mabe] Pope and Lottie Wellner. Second Class—Flora Campbell, Georgie Prowse and Maggie Cotton.

Printing—First Class, May Cotton and Edith Fraser. Second Class—Louis Gid- ley, Fred Rice and Edgar McNutt.

Arithmetic—First Class, May Cotton, Howard McLeod, Howard Ward and Nettie Gates. Second Class—Chas Vatcher, Robt Wakeling and Bessie Bovyer.

Spelling—Fred Ross, Ethel Wellner and James Coffin.

General Profiziency—Arthur Davy.

Great Improvement —Mirtle Warren.

General Work—Florence Pearden.

Diligence—Janie Sterns.

Deportment —Athol Seaman.

Attendance—Amy Cook.

The teacher and pupils are indebted to Mrs N McLeod, Mrs Webster, Mrs Well- ner, Mrs Ward, Mrs Pearden, Mrs Hughes, Mrs Cotton, Mrs H Anderson, Mrs Cuoke, Mrs Seaman, Mr Huggan, Mrs McGowan, Mrs Coffin, Williston Brown and Gertrude Brown for the above prizes.

presented by

2nd,

$5.000 worth of Crockery giass and earth- en ware, to be sold cheap at the cheapest Crockery store—W. P. Colwill.

REAL ESTATE.

Three Tenement House BY AUCTION,

I AM ipstructed by Mr. George Morrison to sell by Auction, on the premises, Lower Spring Park Road,

To-morrow, Thursday, 26th June, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

His Large Three-Tenement House, situated opp»site William Boyle’s, Esq., Lower Spring Park Road. Terms easy.

R, BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer.

ROTICE. E, the undersigned Merchant Tailors of

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