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CITY SCHOOLS.
Midsummer Examinations.
UPPER PRINCE STREET SCHOOL,
Cus classes in Upper Prince Street School were publicly examined to-day. (mong the vasiters present were His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs.
Macdonald, Captain Penny, H. M. 3S. Canada, Hon. David Laird and Mrs Laird, Hon. T. H. Haviland, Hen. Donald Ferguson, Rev. F. WwW. Moore, Dr. McLeod, John Ings, W, E. Dawson, Thomas Foley, Farquh irson, 7 A. LePage
many others. Those who took part in the examination speak glowing
Don sid besides in
terms of the correctness, quickness and atelligence with which the answers were given in the various classes. The staff of
this school could not easily be improved ; snd marked progress has been made in the past vear by the pupils. After the ex- umination the school was as usual massed
in the Upper Hall, where an unique and most
pleasing eniertainment was given the visitors—according to the following pro- vTramme
1. Chorus— “All Hail” School
Four Girs from infant Class his is the Wey’... Primary Classes “A Wee bit Lassie”... Elsie LePage “Beautiful Moonlight”...High School ‘A Growa-up Boy” . Thomas Pickard
2. Dialogue. -“*Bab
Kindergarten Song
4. Recitation » _norus 6. Recitation
Solo and Choras—‘‘Hark, I Hear the
Organ Peal : ceeeesee. Advanced Classes &. Recitation ‘The Home Beside the
Thames” ; 2 ... Ethel Tanton 9. Seng--" My Island Home”. Schoo! WW. Recitation—**The Difference”. . Isabel Cameron Il. Solo nd Chorus “Awake, 1) Happy
Nation” ... Fannie Shenton and Classes 12. Recitation— “Change of Kesidence
SOE. LG, 4behes M. Lilian Robertson
13. Reading of Enaxlish Compositions, by
Ressie Brown, Edith Higzins, Fannie Lawson 14. Chorus—“A Rosy Crown” Schoo! 15s. Recitation—**U acle Ben”.
...Plorence E Findley
16 Solo and Quartette—“Slowly and Softly
“wight Giris from Advanced Classes
Kinder ten Song——*"The Working Man” ‘ devddscteoens “i ..Primary Classes is. Sony—‘Star of the Twilight .» «se SGhool 1 Reading. .... ... Christine Melsaaec 20. Class Farewell... * eaeete School
Presentation of Prizes. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
The music of the young voices was very sweet and harmonious, and, having con- sideration for the ages of the reciters, the recitations were exceedingly well given
At the conclusion of the entertainment the best of the prizes were distributed by His Honorthe Lieutenant-Governor who, in ashort speech, complimented teachers and pupils on the good discipline and tone of the school and the marked improvement evident. Hon. Donald Ferguson and His Worship the M ayor each madea few re- marks. The Chairman (Mr. Dawson) then announced that the school would again on the 29th August.
PRIZE LIST: MISS BARR'S DEPARTMENT.
Medal presented by His Excellency the Governor-General, and a copy of Brown- ings Poems by His Honor Lieut.-Governor Macdonald, for having obtained highest
open
number of marks (93-95), Edith Isabel Higgins; Book entitled ‘*‘ Daughters of
America,” for second highest number of marks (93-58), presented by D. C. Martin, Esq., M. P.P.,—Emma E. L. Shenton.
First and second certificates, presented by Board of Schoo] Trustees, to Edith Higgins and Enima Shenton.
Prize of Five Dollars, presented by Board of School Trustees to Emma Shen- ton, for having made greatest progress.
High Standing in Classics— Browning's Poems, presented by P. Blake, Esq., M. P. r.. 0 Brown; Whittier’s Poems, presented by mm, &F Goff, Esq a, 3 Selina Robinson; Girls’ Own Annual, presented
Bessie
by Mrs. Webb, to Anna Fraser (first in second class); Keat’s Poems, presented by \ Friend; Tupper’s Poems, presented by
His-
thomas
Rev. F. W. Moore, to Alice McKay; tory of Canada, presented by Alley, Esq., to Christina MclIsaac.
Composition—lIst prize of $5, presented by Dr. McLeod, to Bessie Brown; 2nd prize of $2.50, presented by Dr. McLeod, to Edith Higgins; 1st prize in second class, $2.50, presented by Dr. McLeod, to Minnie Moore.
Map Drawing-—Ist, Isabel Newbery, Fannie LePage and Atice Webb, equal— prizes presented by Miss Alley, Thomas Handrahan, Esq., and Teacher of Depart- ment.
Arithmetic—Three volumes, presented by Hon. Neil McLeod, to Frances E. Far- quh 1rson: Copy of “Teall,” presented by J. B. Macdonald, Esq., to Elizabeth Wil- son; Book of Dialogues, presented by a Friend, to Ella Beers (first rank in second class); worthy of honorable mention, Ida Martin, Rosella Stewart, Edith Bovyer, Lizzie McMahon and Elsie McKinnon.
Attendance and Punctuality — book, pre- sented by Hon. Neil McLeod, to Blanche McDougall.
Deportment and General Excellence Book of Poems, presented by Stanley Bros. to Margaret Large.
English Grammar and Analysis — First class, lst, Edith Higgins and Alice McKay; Znd, Bessie Brown and Alice Stentiford, second class, Ist, Minnie Moore, Anna Fra- ser, Daisy C. Lewis and Katie Higgs; 2nd, Fannie LePage .
Writing—lst, Bessie Brown and Lizzie McMahon.
Geometry—-lst class, Ist, Alice Webb, Emma Shenton and Bessie Brown; 2nd, Christina McIsaac and May Farquharson;
second class, Ist, Anna Fraser; 2nd, Fannie LePage, Ida Martin and Selina Robinson.
Latin—-First ciass, Ist, Edith Higyins and Emma Sheaton; 2nd, Alice Webb and Christina Mclsaac.
French—First class, ist, Bessie Brown, Emma Shenton and Alice Webb; 2nd, Christina MclIsaac and Selina Robinson; second class, Ist, Annie Fraser, Minnie Moore, Fannie LePage and Henrietta Rack- em; 2nd, Daisy Lewis.
Algebra—First class, lst, Charlotte Bre- haut and Emma Shenton; 2nd, Alice Me- Kay and Bessie brown; second class, Ist, Anna Fraser; 2nd, Henrietta Collings.
Vocal Music—Emma Shenton, Hettie Collings, Minnie Movre and Daisy Lewis.
Good Class Work—Henrietta Collings, Edith Bovyer, Rosella Stewart, Alice Sten- tiferd, Lizzie McMahon and Minnie Hynd- Inan.
MISS SNADDON’S DEPAKIMENT.
Composition—Fanny Lawson, prize _pre- sented by John Ings, Esq.
Highest number of marks — Maggie Brooks, Minnie Finalyson, prizes presented by John Ings, Esq. 2nd, Daisy Nash, prize presented by Hon. David Laird.
Deportment—Mary Maynard, prize pre- sented by His Honor the Lieut.-Governor.
Latin —Louisa ae pewe presented by
Huntirwhun, »
THE DAILY EXAMINER,
Honorabteé inefition—Maua Crosby, Edith
Spelling— Mabel Bremner, prize present- ed -by C, D. Rankin, . “y
Arithmetio—Jennie Jenkitis, prize ‘pre- sented by ‘Rev. James @arruthtrs,
Diligence and Deportment — Minnie Higgins, prize presented by John Ings, Esq.
Writing —Annie Lydiard, prize presented by Jas. Paton & Co.
Reading —Daisy, Nash,prize_presented by Jas. Paton & Co, :
French—Constanee Wakefield, prize pre- sented by teacher. . r -Arithmetic=-Ist, Jennie Daisy Nash, ;
Spelling ist; —Mabel Bremner; 2nd, Maggie Brooks,
Grammar Ist, Maggie Brooks; 2nd, Daisy Nash.
Latin—Ist, Louisa Laird; 2nd, Minnie Finalyson and Maggie Brooks, equal.
French —-ist, Constance Waketield; 2nd, Minnie Finlayson.
Composition— Lst, Fanny Lawson; Mabel Bremner, Minnie Finlayson Minnie Higgins, equal.
Map Drawing— Lst, 2nd, Maggie Brooks.
Geometry—Louisa Nicholson.
Algebra—lst, Maggie Brooks, Jennie Jenkins and. Minnie Finalyson, equal; 2nd, Fanny Lawson and Mabel Bremner, equal.
Writing—Ist, Annie Lydiard; 2nd, Mabel Bremner.
Reading—Ist, Daisy Nash; 2nd, Minnie’ Higgins.
Punctnality and Houle, Minnie Whear and equal.
MISS MACKINNON’S DEPARTMENT.
General Proficiency—Ist,lda May Riggs, prize presented by Judge Alley; 2nd, Ethel Angus, prize presented by Jas. Paton & Co. and Trustees Certificate.
-Ist, Ancella Stewart, prize Honor Lieut.-Govern 1
Jenkins; 2nd,
nd, and
Minnie Finlayson;
Attendance — Mary Annie Taylor,
Deportment
presented by His
Macdonald; 2nd, Louise Mitchell; 3rd, Mary Moore; 4th, Annie Skerry. Reading—Ist, Florrie Findley; 2nd, Ella Munn; 3rd, Edith Brown; 4th, Min- mie Green. Grammar-—-lIst, Ella McKenzie; 2nd,
Laura Passmore; 3rd, Laura Young. History—list, Helen Alley; 2nd, Ethel Angus; Srd, Lillie Fairclough; 4th, Anme
Skerry. Arithmetic—Ist, Maud Bruce, prize awarded by Jas. Paton & Co.; Ynd, An-
cilla Stewart; 3rd, Laura “Young; 4th, Kate McLean; 5th, Lillie Fairclough. Penmanship—ist, Ella Munn; 2nd, Daisy McPherson; 3rd, May Collings; 4th, Annie Skerry.
Worthy of Honorable Mention—Bessie Whitman, Gertie Houle, Letitia Fennell, Ida Fennell, Bessie Yeo, -Alice Beers,
Alice Angus, Annie Hanson, Nellie Par- sons, Margaret A. Stewart, Annie McDougall, Ist prize for improvement in writing, presented by Rev. J. Carruthers, awarded to Florrie Findley; 2nd, prize presented by Rev. J. Carruthers, awarded to Edith
Brow ‘ ist Prize for grammar,
Mrs. Robert Young, awarded to Ella Kenzie. Prize for general improvement, deport- ment, regularity, presented by Mr. James McLeod, awarded to Louise Mitchell. Prize for History, presented by teacher, awarded to Helen Alley.
MISS WADE'S DEPARTMENT. Ist Certiticate, Mary Stewart; 2nd Cer- tificate, Hattie Lawson and ‘Lilian. Robert- son. Punctuality—Ist, Mary Stuart, presented by a friend; 2nd, May Mills. Deportment — Ist, Minuie McLennan, presented by Mrs. E. Stuart; 2nd, May Mitis, presented by Mrs. 8. G. Lawson. Reading—Iist, Lilian Robertson, pre- sented by Mrs. John Coombs; 2nd, Mary Stuart. Writing—Ist, Hattie Lawson, presented by Mrs. E, Stuart; 2nd, Lizzie Ritchie.
presented by Mc-
Arithmetic—Ist, Lulu Crockett, pre- sented by Miss Mawiley ; 2nd, Mabel Larter.
Grammar—lst, Mabel Larter, presented by a friend; 2nd, Hattie Lawson. Geography—-ist, Mary Stuart, presented by Teacher; 2nd, Hattie Lawson. Spelling—st, Lizzie Ritchie, presented by Mrs. Robert Young; 2nd, Clarissa Dun- can, presented by Teacher; 2nd, Mary Ross, presented by a friend.
History—Ist, Mary Stuart; 2nd, Hattie Lawson.
Composition — Ist, 2nd, Mary Stuart.
Honorable Mention—-Gertrude Farquhar- son, May Hooper, May Unsworth, Ger- trude Bovyer, Alice Carr, Edith Rackham.
NELLIE LAWSON'S DEPARTMENT,
Minnie McLennan;
Trustees Certificate for general pro- ficiency—Ist, Bella Cameron; 2nd, Ethel Stuart.
teading—Iist, Florrie Campbell; 2nd, Bella Cameron.
Writing—Ist, Ethel Stuart ; 2nd, Ruby Rattray. :
Spelling—Ist, Ruby Rattray; 2nd, Lillie Taylor.
Arithmetic—Ist, Ethel Stuart, Bella Cameron, equal; 2nd, Lillie Taylor, Ruby Rattray, equal, .
Attendance and punctuality—Ist, Jenkins; 2nd, Maggie Aitken.
Improvement—Ist,Alma Robertson; 2nd, Josie Stentiford.
Good Conduet—Ist, 2nd, Bella Cameron.
Following are the names of the ladies and gentlemen who have kindly given prizes in this department: Misses Waae and Harris, Mrs E’Stuart, C E Robertson, Esy., Miss M E Barr and a friend.
MISS HARRIS’ DEPARTMENT.
Certificate from School Board for highest number of marks—I1st,Edith Webster; 2nd, Etta Boyle.
Good conduct—Mabel Yeo (Mrs Church- ill’ prize.)
hs yey Ainge Webster (Mr. Taylor’s prize.
Speaking nicely—Rosa Churchill, Flora McKenzie, Ethel Armour and Winifred Cotton (prizes given by a friend.)
Ada
Beatrice Bopyer;
2nd, Sarah Brydges and Etta Boyle (prizes given by Miss Lawson and Mr L Tanton.) Reading—Ist, Ellen Taylor and Lizzie Anderson; 2nd, Gertrude Crosby (prizes given by W L Cotton, Miss Barr and a friend.) . Spelling — Winifred Cotton (Mrs H Anderson’s prize.) - Arithmetic—Alice Lapthorn and Ella Taylor, equal (prizes given by a friend.) Writing —Ist, Edith Webster; 2nd, Lottie Allen (prizes given by a friend and E Tanton.) improvement in writing ~ Flora Mc-
Keuzie (prine viven by Miss E Lewwon.)
Stramburz, Gertrude Cumming, Sarah Drake, Florenee Coffin, Bessie Lawson and
Florence White. , FIRS?).PRIMARY “DEP ARGM ENT BOYS—-MISS MACNEILL TEACHER.
Certificate of highest marks — Robert Taylor, David Anderson. 2nd, do, Wm.
McKie, Roy MacGowan. :
General Excelleney—Murley Mills, prize presented by P, Blake, ' M.P.P, ,
Reading and Writing Nelson Pickafd, prize presented by Hon. D. Ferguson. _
Reading and Speiling——David Anderson, prize presented by A. H. B. MacGowan, Esq.
Giisaant Excellency — Roland Taylor, prize presented by His Worship Mayor Hay ilgnd.
Writing—-Roy MacGowan, prize present- ed by Mrs. D. A, Bruce.
Arithmetic—Ist, Wm. McKie, prize*pre- sented by Mrs. J. Passmore; 2nd, Mark Bruce, prize presented by H. C, Macdon- abd, Esq.
Diligence and Deportment—Merril Cham-
pion, prize presented by J. D. MacLeod, Esq. viligenee and Improvement — Walter
Passmore, prize presented by Jas. Paton, Esq,
Improvement—Willie Phipps, prize pre- sented by L. P. Tanton, Esq.
Punctuality and Progress—Willie Tur- ner, prize presented by teacher.
Neatness—Alfred Pickard, prize present- ed by teacher.
FIRST PRIMARY DEPARTMENT—GIRLS—MISS MACKINLEY TEACHER.
First certificate of highest marks, Ger- trude Howlett. 2nd, do, Eva Murchison, Lottie Stumbles.
Reading—Elsie LePage, prize presented by W. L. Wellner, Esq.
W viting— Nellie Anderson, prize present- ed by Mrs. D. A. Brace.
Arithmetic and Deportment—Gertrude Howlett, prize praagnted by J. D.MacLeod, Esq.
Progress--Nellie. Toombs, prize present- ed by Miss Barr; Minnie Wellner, prize presented by H. C. Macdonald, Esq.
Spelling—Lottie Stumbles, prize present- ed by L. P. Tanten, sq.
Punctuahty—Gertrude Hoar, prize pre- sented by a friend; Maud Clark, prize pre- sented by Mrs. H. Anderson.
Diligence—Nina Stumbles, prize present- ed by teacher.
Improvement in Reading—Jessie Bruce, prize presented by teacher. ,
Neatnegs in work—Katie Mackty, prize presented by Mrs. H. Anderson.
MISS MITCHELL'S DEPARTMENT.
Ist Certificate, Fred Knight; @nd Certi- ficate, Winnie Knight, Bertie Stgickland.
Reading —Ist Wimnie Knight; 2nd Willie Taudvin, Ada Cofiifn, Etta Hayes.
Writing—1st Dolly Godkin, Fred Knight equal; 2nd, Mary Burns.
Arithmetic—Ilst Fred Knight,Ada Coffin.
Punctuslity—Ernest Parkman.
Improvement—Willie Davison.
Deportment—Frank Duchemin, Walter Taylor, Albert Taylor, Harry Ritchie.
Prizes were given by J. D. McLeod, Wm. Knight, G. M. Harris, L. P. Tanton, Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. A. Daichemin, Miss Barr and E. Alley.
MISS BROWN’S DEPARTMENT.
Ist Certificate awarded té John -Stenti- ford for highest number of marks; Second Certificates awarded to Minnie Longworth and George Anderson for second highest number of marks.
First. prizes awarded to Florrie Costello and John F. Robertson, jr.,for Reading, by Rev. J. Carruthers; 2nd _ prize awarded to Charlie Farquharson by his teaclier.
Ist prize awarded to Sadie McLean by Rev. J. Carruthers for Arithmetic; 2nc prize awarded to Maud Newson by her teacher.
ist prize awarded to Maggie Irwin, by Rev. J. Carruthers, for writing; 2nd prize awarded to May Worth by ber teacher.
Prize awarded to Carrie Saunders, by Mr. H. Pethick, for Popularity.
Prize awarded to Jim Stramberg, for De- portment, by Mrs. L. Anderson.
Prize awarded to Janie Worth, by Miss Barr, for attendance.
Prize awarded to Josie Barrett, by Mrs. G. Longworth, for diligence.
Prize awarded to Fred Whitman, for im- provement in spelling, by Mrs. L. Ander- son.
Prize xwarded to Lottie Flager, by Mrs. L. Anderson, for general improvement.
The Mikade.
Tue Mikado and his suite had a _ recep- tion at’ the Lyceum last evening. The attendance’was large, fashionable and ap- preciative, fully enjoying the fun, satire, comicalities, and delightful harmonies. af- forded by His Majesty, the Heir Apparent Ko-ko, Poo Bah, Pish Tush, Yum Yum, Pitti-Sing, Peep-Bo, and last, but not least, Katisha. Mr. Alfred Whelan’s im- personation of Ko-ko, the Lord High Ex- ecutioner, was exceedingly funny. His acting was splendid and his way of singing a song so taking that almost every solo was encored. Mr. Douglas Flint, as Pooh-Bah, Lord High everything else, was a very good conception, and his singing and acting came in for agood share of ayplause. Nanki-Poo, the son of the Mikado, was made the most of by Mr. Traverner, who is the fortunate possessor of a rich tenor voice and knows how to use it. Mr. Harris as the Mikado, was certainly a formidable looking personage, and enacted his role in a very creditable manner. The Pish-Tush of Mr. Burton was also favorably received. | Yum-Yum, Pitti Sing and Peep Bo; the! three wards of Ko-Ko, were charmingly impersonated by Miss Lulu Stevens, Miss Hattie Starr and Miss Herminie Palacio, their singing and acting being one of the! prettiest features of. the entertainment. | Miss Augusta Roche made a_ splendid | Katisha, and won warm commendations, |
Oral. composition—- Ist, Ellen Taylor;| The chorus singing was capital. ‘tumes and scenery were excellent. coupany would, however, have appeared to
her singing and acting being very good. | The cos-. The
muuch better advantage were the stage lar- | ger. ‘The orchestra furnished appropriate |
so loud as to interfere materially with the’ hearing of those in the in the gatlery. ;
This evening the Masevtte will be pro- duced, with the entire company in the cast. | Don’t fail to attend.
Tue Queen is reported to be very happy
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Leahy, R H
TUESDAY. Supreme Court.
Jung, 28, 1887.
The Court opened this forenoon, the Chief Justice presiding. The following gentleman compose the grand jury :
Daniel Mutch, Oyster Bed Bridge, fore- man; John Campbell, Crapaud; John Quirk, city, Richard Walsh, city; Thomas Read, Lot 21;Thomas Harris, city; Horace Haszard, city; Wm Moffatt, Cavendish; John Kelly, city; Donald R Maedonald, Orwell Cove; Geo D Longworth, city; Wim MeGrath, Mill Cove; Alex McKinnon, city; Arthur Holoyd, Milltown; Lucius O Kelly, Fort Augustus; Robt A Bradshaw, New Glasgow; Brenton Longworth, Com- mon; Daniel Ross, Lot 22; John Dickieson, Hope River.
After the Chief Justice had declared his charge the grand jary adjourned until three o’clock this afternoon, when they will n.eet for the despatch of business.
The criminal docket consists of the Welsh shooting affray, the MgLeod burglary and the McKenna assault case.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. HOUSE, Montreal; John Alb-
REVERE E L Rossie,
June 27 richt, C Hoffman and A Santa, of the Temple- ton Opera Co;J A White, St John, N b. RANKIN HOUSE.
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-F Morrow, Svuris; Wm B_ Bald- Halifax; |
June
win, New York; Douglas Stevens,
Mr and Mrs Templeton; Geo Traverner;/s. K. COBURN, KATIE SCOTT and the DRAMATIC
Douglas A Flint; Miss Ella Aubrey; G Gra- ham and wife; Miss Roche; John C Fryer; Chas. Harris and wife, part of Templeton Opera Company; A Wright, St John; Jas Anderson, forouto; E A Skinner, Halifax; J D Shatford, St John N B. OSBORNE HOUSE,
Jere Sykes, J B Bradley, James Dean, Geo Pyke, Miss Ruby Melville, Alf C Wheeler, Arthur Burton and wife, Miss James, Miss Leslie, part of the Templeton Opera Company; Geo F Owen,Car- digan; Stephen Gallant, do; W C Kennedy, city.
June 27
LORNE HOTEL—-TRACADIE BEACH.
June 27—W H Croskill and wife, S W Crabbg, A N Large, R Hogg, J T Crockett, R B Norton and wife, T H Robinson, T C Fergnson, J J Davis, D O'M Reddin, jr, F W Robins, W H McNeill, Dr Warburton, Chariottetown; Chas Crockett, Sai Francisco; H B Sprague, Pembroke, Me; J M Jvhnson, St John, N B; W D Gardiner, Chicago; Nathanial Fraser, Panama: Robert Dalglish, Montreal; A Short, Halifax ; Colin Campbell, Montreal; John E Richards, John Hunter, London, Ont; W G Gallagher, Boston; Miss Green, S’side; H Pearce, London, Eng; T E Owens, Pictou, Ont.
ardigan Tea Party Cardigan Tea Party. A SPECIAL TRAIN willleave Gcorgetown for ** Cardigan Station at 11.30 o'clock, a. m., on Dominion Day. Return Tickets one first-class fare to Cardigan, EK. M. OWEN,
Secretary. June 28, 1887—2i ’
ATPREAIVMENT f aie iy HI —iOF TH
Queen's Jubilee Celebration | MARKEH:’ HALL, Friday Mvening, duly ist, [S87,
See ee
Under the Patronage of His Honor the Honerable A. A. Macdonald, Lieutenant Geverner, and His Wership, Hoa. TFT. i. Uaviland, Mayer of tharlot‘ctown.
When will be presented the greatest of all American dramas entitled
“THE DANITES,”
With the Talented Young Actress
MISS AGNES GODY,
In the title rele, supported by a strong com- pany of professional, and local amateures. New and elegant scenery, painted expressly for this grand production, Several popular songs will be introduced, This is the only entertainment in honor of the Queen’s Jubilee and in aid of the celebra- tion. Doors open at 7.15; commence at 8. Reserved seats, 50 cts; unreserved, 25 cts; to be had at the drug and bookstores and from members of the I. O. O. F. and members of the jubilee committee. A. H. MACPHERSON, City Clerk. Secretary Jubilee Com. R. MAYNARD, Secretary Com. 1 O. O, F,
June 24, 1837.
Three-story, Double-Tenement House at Farniture,
a eee
BY AUCTION,
vonday,. Juiv Lith, COMMENCING AT tl QCLOCK, ON ° THE PREMISES, —
That conveniently-situated, Three-story. Two- tenement House, on King Street (Kas'), between Hillsborough and Weymouth Streets, close by the Railway Station—the property of D. Tauadvin, Engineer.
This House is nearly pew, substantially built, om app ication te the ecretary after the 2ist iast. —y
with stone-wall celiar aad finished complete, —ALSO—
music ; at times, however, the cornet was.
rear of the hall and
‘over the bridliwat success uf thy Jubite cele- ‘ bration.
Tne Household Furniture, in Parlor, Dining- room and Bed-room Sets, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms easy.
A. MCNEILL, : Auctioneer, | June 27, 1887.—27th wky & july 4th tlsaie
Valuaile Property for Sale, BY. Pabdlic, Auction al WEDNESDAY, tne
~ 6thday of July next, at the hour of eleven o'clock, in the forenoon, on the premises, that
Valuable Freehold Properiy,
situate at the north west corner of Hillsborough and Dorchester Streets, known as “The Rectory.” | and recently occupied by the Rey. Dr. Fitzzerald,. be be sold as a whole, or in lots to suit pur ehacera,
For terms and further particulars apply te Mr,
Ings or Mr. Cundail. A. ees.
Ch’towny June 18) 1887~-ovtl,
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JUNE 28° 1887.
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Double Bill—the Great (ireek Play,
GRAND
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St. Joseph's Convent Schools.
Dominion Day, July 1,’8]
Unter the Distinguished ’atronage of Wis Honor the Lieutenant Gov- ernor and Suite, and His Lordship the Chief Justice,
SOOT,
CLUB appearing in a Grand
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The handsome Greek Costumes, elegant Stage Settings, and the Sympathetic Scenes by the Little Children, should not be missed by any one.
Don't fail to attend this—one of the moat season.
General Admission, 25cts; Gallery, 35cts; Book Stores.
Ch’town, June 27—3i her li
Refined and Enjoyable Entertainments of the
Reserved Seats, 50cts;—for sale at Drug and
POTATO STARCH FACTORY.
Ty E Subscriber wishes to Purchase for Cas locality and in good order.
h a POTATO STARCH FACTORY, in a good
W ANTED—A competent Potato Starch Maker, capable of taking charge of a Factory.
Communications strictly confidential. Apply personally or by letter to
Ch'town, June 27th, 1887.
RICHARD BOLTON,
Rankin House.
THE CELEBRATION
—— OF THE ——
SURENS
JUBILEE
—WILL TAKE PLACE IN —
CHAPLOTTETOWN, P.E.L, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JONRE 30th ond JULY ist.
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PROGRAMME.
Thursday, June 30th.
Firing Salute at 2 o’clock. Followed by Military Review and Sham Fight at
Victoria Park. EVENING, | Grand Display of Fireworks.
Firemen’s Procession and Illumination of Pablic
Buildings, Stores and Private Residences.
Friday, July si. Regatta at 9 a. in. Royal Salute et 12 o'clock.
Procession of Societies and Teades at 1.30 0 clock.
Railway and Steamboat Fares.
On Thursday, 30th June, @ Special Passenger Train willleave Tignish for Charlottetown at 4 a. m.; mr tarning will leave at 4.10, p. m., standard time, Friday, July ist.
Cape Traverse for County Line at 7.15, a. m.; returning will leave County Line at © 3), p. m., local time, connecting with train to aad from Charlottetown,
Souris for.Char!lottetown at 7.1, a. m.; return- ing wii leave at 4.45, p. m., local time.
Georsetown for Cuarlotvetown at 7.45, a. m., returning will leave at 4.45, p. m., local time,
Retarn Fxcarsion Tickets will be issued at the undermentioned Stations, at the price set oppo- Jjte, good io return by tae above Special Trams
oply ;
F om Tignish, $1 25,From Colville, 40 Aib rton, 1.25 * Milton, 40 Limsdaie, 125 “ Souris, Lo
* jsloonrfield, 1.15 Harmony, 3.00 * O'Leary, 1.15} “ Bear River, mS | ~ "Brae, Lis “ Selkirk, 90 “ Portage, 115| “ St. Peters, -90 * Conway, 105 ** Marie 0 “* + lierslie, a} Morell, 0 * Port Hill, 1.05} “ -Laet 40, 80 * Northarn, 1.05 ** Mount Stewart..7
“ Richmond, 1.05; “ Pisquid, 70 * Wellingicn, 95 * Tracadie, 0 ** Mise »uche, 95 “ HKedtoru, 40 * Sammerside S.. * Yper, 30 * New Annan, — .85 * Koyuilty June. .15 * Kensington, 8*| “ Georgetown, 1.69 * Freeiown, RS “ Cardigan, 1.06 *“ County Line, .5 * Perth, .” ** Hradalbane, 75, “ Baidwin, m8) * Elliots, -75| “” Peakes, 15 * Fredericton, .5 > * Cave Traverse,1,00 * jiunter River, .6 “ Albany, a * N. Wiltshire, .65' “ Kinkora, #
School Children singing Natioaal Anthem on Queen Square, Followed by an Address from flis Honor the Lieutenant Governor,
Laying Corner Stone of New City Building,
Address by Hon. Tt. Heith Haviland, Mayor, .
Public Eatertainment in the Evening, in the Market Hall.
Further ‘“articulars in Seuveni
T. H. HAVILAND, |
Chairman Com, and Mayor of City. Ch’town, June 18, 1887—dy law & w
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30%
ial Rates for families. For e Manager, at the Hotel.
A special Passenger Coach will be : arrival of the train f 7 g at Bedford Station,
In addition to the above, Tickets at One First
Ciass fare will be issued on all trains oa Friday, buiy - ~ good to return up to MONDAY, uly 4th,
the steam Navigation Co. will issue Return Tickets on WEDNESDAY, June 2%h, from Picton Landing and Point du Chene, for $1, good to return up to SATURDAY, July 2nd.
Seamer Heather Belle will Jeaye Orwell en Thursday. June 30, returning will leave Cher lotietewn at 5 o'clock. Fares 30cts.
Steainer Heather Belle will carry passengers on the Kast River Route at one fare, on Friday, July ‘st; will leave Charlottetown at 4 o'clock, p. m.
r avd Guide Book, to be had free,
4. H. MACPHERSON,
Secretary.
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f igpaa above popular Summer Resort, under careful management, will open for the acccm 4 modation of guests, on SATURDAY, June 25th. ' 4
morning and evening, om the
rom Charlottetown, to carry guests to the Hotel.
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