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Examination ae St. Dunstan's College.

Tue yearly examination of St. Dau stan’s College place yesterday. There was a large nember of spectators present, which shows the deep interest taken in that institution of learning. His Lordship Bishop McIntyre, the Lieut. Governor and Lady, Rev. James MeDonald, Rev. A. J. Melntyre. Rev.

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D. J. Gillis. Father Chaisson, Father Grant, Father Gallant, Father Bourke, Judge Reddin, J. A. MeDonnell.

Hsq.,P. Blake. Esq..M P.P.,T. Foley, Esq., ofthe Savings Bank and member of the City School Board; D. Montgomery,Ksq., Superintendent of Education; E. Roche, Legislative Librarian, and the pareats of several of the pupils. A number ef ladies honored the occasion, with their presence, among whom we observed Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Judge Reddin, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. McDonald Miss Pope, Miss Caven, and many others whose names we don’t recollect.

The pupils were examined in Latin, Greek, French, Euclid, Plain Trigonometry, Algebra, Arithmetic Geography, History, Grammar, etc., etc. The examination of the different classes was conducted by His Lordship, the Bishop, Rev. Angus McDonald, for- merly Rector of St. Danstan’s, Meesrs.

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Foley, Montgomery and_ Roche. The thoroughness shown by the

pupils in their studies as well as the order and decorum observed ail through the examination, reflected the hightest credit on the Rector, Rev. C. J. McDonald and his highly competent staff of Pro- fessors. The high s‘ate of efficiency in which the Institution was found, was the subject of general comment among the intelligent visitors present, aud cannot fail to lead to a large increase in the attendance at the College next year. After the distribution of the prizes by Mrs. McDonald, wife of the Lieut.-Goveruvor, His Lordship Bishop Melotyre delivered a brief address to the pupils, admirably suited, as all His Lordship’s utterances are, to the occa- sion. Short speeches complimentary to the Professors and pupils were made by the Lieat.-Governor, Messrs. Roche and Montgomery. Taking the examina- tion on the whole, it revived recollections of the palmiest days of St.’ Dunstan’s. Where uearly all the classes acquitted themselves so creditably, it would be invidious to make distinctions; but one thing we feel bound to say that the senior Geometry class is entitled to special praisee The manner in which they handled some of the most difficult pro- blems in the Fifth and Sixth Books of Euclid, would have done uo discredit to Cambridge Wranglers. FIRST CLASS, Prize of Excellence awarded to Mr. Daniel B. Reid. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION,

Ist Prize, John A. MeDonald. D. B. Reid.

2nd do,

MATHEMATICS.

Trigonometry.

ist Prize, D. B. Reid.

Campbell,

Honorable Mention—J. A. McDonald.

Ge ometry.

Ist Prize, D. B. Reid. McDonald.

Honorable Mention-—-C. Campbell.

Algebra.

2nd do, C.

2nd do, J. A.

Ist Prize, D. B. Reid. 2nd do, C. A. Campbell. Honorable Mention—J. A. McDonald. LATIN. Ist Prize, D. B. Reid. 2nd do, J, A.

McDonald. GRBEK, Prize, J. A. MeDonald,. ENGLISH. Rhetoric and English Composition. Ist Prize, D. B. Reid. 2nd do, John A. McDonald. History of English Literature, Ist Prize, J. A. MeDonald. 2nd do, D. B. Reid. FRENCH. Ist Prize, J. A. McDonald. 2nd do, LD. B. Reid. HISTORY, Ist Prize, D. B. Reid. McDonald. SECOND CLASS. Prize of Excellence awarded to Master Cornelius Campbell.

2nd do, J. A.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION,

Ist Prize, C. Campbell. 2nd do, S. Burke.

Honorable Mention—P. Hogan and 7 Doyle.

LATIN.

ist Prize, James Johnston. P. Benoit.

Honorable Mention—R. Moran and T. Doyle.

2nd do,

ENGLISH GKAMMAR, Ist Prize, Jas. Johnston. Benoit.

Honorable Mention—James Sullivan and ©, Campbell. SPELLING AND DICTATION.

Ist Prize, James Johnston. 2nd do, Stephen Barke.

Honorable Mention—T. (, Campbell.

ENGLISH COMPOSITION,

Ist Prize, C. Campbell. 2nd do, P. Hogan.

Honorable Mention—James Johnston and James Sullivan.

HISTORY.

ist Prize, ex #quo, C. Campbell, T. Doyle.. 2nd prize, James Johnston.

Honorable Mention—James Sullivan, S. Barke.

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Doyle and

READING. lst Prize, Jas. Johnston. Doyle.

Honorable Mention—Jas. Sullivan, C. Campbell and R. Moran.

THIRD CLASS.

Prize of Excellence awarded to Master Francis 8. McDonald.

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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION. Ist Prive, F. S. MeDonald, Joseph R. McDonald. Honorable Mention—R. J, McDonald, P. Cadigan.

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LATIN.

ist Prize, Patrick Hogan. 2nd do, C. Campbell.

Hionorable Mantion, eX Xquo- ~ Jose yh R. MeDonald, Ronald James McDonald, Ss. Burke.

PNGLISH GRAMMAR.

Ist Prize, F. S. McDonald. J. R. MeDonald.

Honorable Mention Donald, J. P. Cadigan.

SPBLLING AND DICTATION, ‘ lst Prize, F. 8S. MeDonald. J. MeDonald.

Honorable Mention—Joseph R. Me- Donald, Hubert MeDonald. RBADING,

Ist Prize, F. 8S. McDonald. Reginald McDonald.

Hororable Mention—J. H. Pembroke, Joseph R. McDonald.

ARITHMETIC,

Ist Prize, Joseph R. McDonald. do., James Sullivan.

Honorable Mention—James Johnston, Patrick Hogan.

GEOMETRY.

Ist Prize, James Johnston. Richard Moran.

Honorable Mention—T. Doyle, James Sullivan.

2nd do.,

-Ronald J. Me-

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FRENCH. Ist Prize, James Johnston. C, Campbell. Honorable Mention—S. Burke, James Sullivan.

2nd do.,

GBROGRAPHY.

Ist Prize, R. H. McDonald. F, 8S. McDonald.

Honorable Mention—Joseph R. Donald, Ronald J. McDonald.

HISTORY.

ist Prize, Joseph R. MeDonald. do., Hubert McDonald.

Honorable Mention—F. 8. McDonald, Ronald J. McDonald.

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BOOK-K BRPING.

First Class.

Ist Prize, James Johnston. James Sullivan.

Honorable Mention—R. Moran, P. Benoit.

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Necond Class. Ist Prize, R. H. MeDonald. T. Doyle. Honorable McDonald,

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Mention—S, Burke, J. DRAWING, ist Prize, Cyrice Boudreault. Matthew Aylward. Honorable Mention—R. Moran, R, H. McDonald.

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MUSIC. Instrumental.

Ist Prize, P. Benoit. 2nd do, R. H. McDonald.

Honorable Mention—F. 8. McDonald, J. R. MeDonald.

Vocal. Reginald H. MeDonald, J. McLeod. PREPARATORY COURSE.

Prize of Excellence awarded to Master

Matthew Aylward.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION -FIRST DIVISION.

Ist Prize, Matthew Aylward. 2nd do, Joseph McLeod. SECOND DIVISION. Ist Prize, William Mockler. 2nd do,

James Mockler.

Honorable Mention—Cyrice Bou- dreault. ENGLISH GERAMMAR. Ist Prize, Matthew Aylward. 2nd do,

Cyrice Boudreault.

Honerable Mention—Joseph McLeod.

DICTATION.

ist Prize, Joseph McLeod. Matthew Aylward.

Honorable Mention—Michael Murphy, John Joseph McCormack.

READING.

lst Prize, William Mockler. Matthew Aylward.

Honorable Mention—T. McLeod.

ARITHMETIC,

ist Prize, Cyrice Boudreault. do, Matthew Aylward.

Honorable Mentior—James Mockler, Joseph McLeod, Richard Leadwell.

WRITING.

Ist Prize, Cyrice Boudreault. do, Michael Murphy.

Honorable Mention—R. Leadwell.

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, GENERAL PROFICIENCY.

Ist Prize, Donald A. Smith, Peter Mockler. APPLICATION, Prize, John Joseph McCormack.

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CITY SCHOOLS.

Annual Midsummer Examinations.

WEST KENT STREET SCHOOL.

The neat flower garden in frout of West Kent Street School at once gives the visitor a favorable impression, which, heightened by theclear, bright rooms and walls, withont a mark or scratch. It is evident at once that the teachers are persons of good ta:te and care, and that wathetics are not, as in too many schools, entirely forgotten in the educa- tion of the youth in attendance.

The visitors included Liis Honor, the Lieutenant-Goveruor and Mrs. MeDonald, Rev. J M. McLeod and Miss McLeod, J. D. Mason, Esq., and Miss Mason, W. E. Dawson, Thomas Handra- han, Donald Farquharson, Archibald Kennedy, A. B. McDonald, John Ings, now or lately of the Board of School Trustees, Hon. David Laird, Professor Anderson and Mr. McLeod, of Prince of Wales College, Mr. McSwain, Principal of the Model School, Mr. Oxenham, Seeretary of the School Board, Dr. Tay- lor, Councillor McLeau, and mavy others,

There was a good attendance of pupilz, though too many of the forms in the higher classes were vacant, and the examination conducted by Protessor Anderson, Mr. McLeod, Mr. McSwain, Miss Fennessy and other visitors, as well as by the teachers, was, on the whole, highly satisfactory. The enter- tainment at the close was very pleasing,

the singing, readiug, etc., being good without exception. His Honor the

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Lieut. Governor distributed the prizes, | and delivered a short address, in which. he spoke of the good order which pre-' vailed throughout the school, aud the, readine*s and accuracy of the pupils in| answering questions put to them by the visiting examiners: W. E. Dawson, Esq., (who presided) dismissed the, school, and announced that it would be | re-opened on Monday, 31st August uext. Professor Anderson testified to the

his only complaint being that ‘they don’t speak up, well.”

The following isa list of the certificates and prizes awarded :—

Principal’s Departiarut

Governor General's Medal, awarded James Pollard.

Trustee’s certificates for Goneral Pro- fiency—I1st James Pollard; 2ud Louis Des- Brisay.

His Honor, Lieut. Governor McDonald’s prize—‘*Hours in the Deep,* for deport- ment, awarded to George Handrahan.

Punctuality and Attendance —Wam. Laird, Louis DesBrisay, George McLeod, Louis Whear,— prizes presented by Donald Farquharson, Esy., M. P. P., Patrick Blake, E-qg., M. P. P., and Thomas Handrahan, Faq.

Arithmetic—-James Pollard and William ©. Laird, equal,— prizes presented by Thomas Handrahan, Esq., and P, Blake, Esq., M. P. P.

Penmanship—Wma. C. Laird, prize pre- sented D. Farquharson, Esq.

French, (2n1 clase) —-Robert Beer, prize presented by D. Farquharsou, Esq., M. P. ,

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Latin, (2nd class)—Nutting Taylor, prize presented by Henry A. Harvie, Esq.

A prize of $2.00 from a friend, for high- est marks made in English grammar, was awarded to James Pollard.

Reading—lat, Louis DesBrisay and Jas. Pollard, equal; 2ad, William Small; ‘3rd Arthur Reddin and Henry A. Harvie,equal.

Spelling—Ist, Louis DesBrisay; 2«d Jas. Pollard; 3rd George McLeod.

English Grammar-—lst, James Pollard:

j2ad, William Laird; 32d, George McLeod

and Nutting Taylor, equal.

Geography—lIst, Louis DesBrisay, William Laird; 3ed, James Pollard.

Uistory—-lst, James Pollard; 2ad, Laird; 3rd. George McLeod.

Composition—Ist, Louis DesBrisay; 2nd, James Pollard, 3rd, Wm. Laird.

Geometry, (1st class)—1st,James Pollard; 2od, Louis DesBrisay; Srd, George McLeod.

Geometry, (2ad class)—1st,Louis Whear; 2nd, Nutting Taylor; 3rd, Thomas Handrahan.

Algebra (1st class)— 1st, William Laird and William Small, equal; 2ad, James Pollard; 3rd, Louis DesBrisay and George McLeod, equal.

Algebra (2ad class)—Ist, John Turner; 2nd, Wilfred Bremner; 3rd, Fred Harvie.

Latin (1st class)—lsat, James Pollard; 2nd, Louis DesBrisay; 3rd, George Me- Leod.

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2nd, William Henry; Henry A. Harvie.

French (1st class) — Louis DesBrisay; 2nd, Nutting Taylor; 3rd, William Laird and James Pollard, equal.

French (2nd class)—Ist, Robert Beer; 2nd, Fred Harvie; 3rd, Frank Beales.

Arithmetic—Ist, James Pollard; 2uad, William Laird; 3rd, George McLeod.

Mr. Seaman’s Department.

School Board Certificates—1st, Ernest McLeod and Frank Hutcheson, equal; 2nd, Erneet Mellish and Herbert Rice, equal.

Good Couduct—Ernest McLaod, prize presented by Lieut.-(rovernor McDonald.

Arithmetic—I1st,Frank Hatcheson.by Rev J. McL. McLeod; 2nd, Ernest Mcleod, by H. A. Harvie, Esq.

British History—tst, Harold Laird, by Rev. 8S. H. Rice.

Grammar—Ist, Harold Laird, by D. Stewart, Esq.

Algebra—Allan Stewart, by Rav. J. McL, MeLeod. Writing—lst, Ernest Mellish, by D.

Farquharson, M. P.P. HONOR ROLL.

Reading—Iist, Arthur LePage; 2ad, Ernest Mellish.

Writing—2ad, Ernest Mle Lvod.

Algebra— 2nd, Ernest McLeod,

Spelling—Ist, William Stair and Charles McKay; 2od Ernest McLeod.

French Advanced—lLst, Wm. Stair; 2nd, Vernon Beer.

French Junior—Iist, Ernest McLeod; 2ad, Krvest Mellish and Frank Hutcheson.

Composition—Iist, Ernest Mellish; 2nd, Ern2st McLeod. —

Latin Advanced—Ilst, George Rogers; 2od, Ernest Mellish.

Latin Junior—Ilst, Ernest McLeod, 2nd, Vernon Beer,

Chemistry—lst, Charles Stramberg, 2nd, Charles McKay.

Grammar— 2nd, Ernest McLeod.

Canadian History—Ist, Ernest McLeod, 2nd, George Rogers.

Drawing—lst, Wallace Charles McKay.

British History—2nd, Eenest McLeod.

Geography—1st, Ernest McLeod; 2nd, Ernest Mellish.

Mr. Duncan's Department. Trustees’ Certificates—Ist, Ernest Pol- lard, Frederick Mitchell and Wiliam Taylor, equal ; 2nd, Arthur Sherry, George Bell, equal.

Lieutenant-Governor McDonald’s prize for good condact — William Taylor. Judge Alley’s prizes for British History— 1st. William Taylor, Ernest Pollard, equal. Prizes by James McDonald, Esq., for Meusuration—ist, Fred, Mitchell, Ernest Poliard, equal; 2a, Arthur Sherry. Prize by Rev. S. H. Rice for highest average for June—Ernest Pollard.

Miss McKinnon’s Department. Trustees’ Certificate—Ist, Bella Hine; 2nd, Anna Fraser.

Deportment—Anna Fraser, priz3_pre- sented by His Honor Lieut. Governor Mac- donald. First rouk in Department—Bella Hine, by Teacher. Honorable Mention—Edgar Beer, John Godfrey, Willie McKie, Evered Lucas, Ad- digon Miller, Rosella Stewart, Ella Fair- clough. Cassie McLeod, Ida Martin, Hen- rie‘ta Rackham, Blanche McDougall, Jessie Maxfield.

Miss Eliza Lawson's Department. Trustees’ Certificates for Proficiency— Ist, Stephen Beer; 2nd, Annie Green and

Knight; 2nd,

Fanvie Lawson, cqual. Arithmetic—Goldwin Stewart, prize pre- ! sented by D. J. McLeod, Esq.

ADMITS

ability of the boys in Mr. Miller’s Class, |

Latin (2ad clase)—Ist, Nutting Taylor,

Composition—Fannie Lawson, by a Fiiend, Roading —~Auuie Green, by Mea, Nichol-

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Good Condust—Louisa Nicholson, by His Hen or the Lieut. Governor.

Paac.utity—Eshel Sawn, Weldon,

Inprovement—Liura Nicholson, by a| Friend.

Arithmatic—F: MeNeiil,

S. M. Bent’s Depurtivent.

Priz» presented by His Honor, Lieuten- aut Govecnor MoDonaid, awarded for Givod Conduet—Ist, Frank Power, 2ud, Charlca: Newson.

-Teustee’s Cortifivate for General Pro- ficiency - 1st, Charles Davison; 2ad, William Fergusou

by Mr.

‘ed Wright, by Miss Elizs|

Miss Wadman’s Departinent.

Trustees’ Certificates for General Profi- ciency—Ist, Cvcelia A, Reid; 2ud, Mary J. M:Donald, Ancilla S:ewart and Edith Large, equal.

Good Conduct—Lillie M. Godfrey, prize presented by Lieut. Governor Macdonald;

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Margaret Lydiard, by Teacher. Writing—Ancilla Stewart, by ‘Teacher. Miss Scott's Department.

Trustee's Certificate—lst, Amy Earle, Carry McNeill; 2nd, Hamilton Bethune, Arthur F. Miller. :

Peize for Deportment—Awarded by His Honor, Governor McDonald-—Beatrice Bovyer.

Prize for General Proficiency aud Good Conduct— Arthur F, Miller.

Prize awarded to James Mason for mark- ed improvement.

Worthy of Honorable Mention— Annies Perry, Bertha Rodd, John Turner, Edward Whitman, Jabez Rice, James Strang.

Miss Currie’s Department.

(reneral Proficiency—lst, Ethel McLeod; 2nd, Lily McGregor.

Good Conduct-- Walter Davison, prize presented by Lieut. Governor Macdouald.

Honorable Mention—Lorne Stewart, Louise Barrett, Lizzie McGonnell, Lizzie Smallwood, Willie McLeod, Annie Camer- on, Frank Smallwood.

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The Political Situation in Great Britain.

AN arrangement has been patched up under which the Conservatives will hold office until an appeal is had to the people. The position in which Salisbury was placed by the hasty action of his Party and the Parnellites, was, and is most embarrassing. He could only assume the reins of power when his opponents agreed to refrain from oppos- ing. Gladstone deserves credit of having, without difficulty, escaped from a very trying and unenviable position ; and the prospects seem now to be that besides forcing the Conservatives to pass the most important of the Bills his Govern- ment had introduced, he will, if he remains in politics, return to power after the general election, with a re-constructed and united Party at his back.

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The Volunteer Aid Fund.

Tue statement published in Tur Ex- AMINER to-day will be satisfactory to all concerned—even to the correspondent who censured Mr. FitzGerald. Mr. FitzGerald, indeed, deserves very great credit for the part he has taken in the matter. The concert was given at his suggestion, aud was a financial success by reason, largely, of the energetic measures he took as Chairman of the Committee; while the proceeds were re- scued from an absconding treasurer by his instrumentality. The earnest and generous public spirit Mr. FitzGerald has displayed in this matter, as well as the interest he hag showa in several enterprises for the good of the city, deserye commendation and not censure, and the good reputation he has earned as a careful,rompt and fearless Stipendiary Magistrate, will be enhanced by reason of the efforts, oustide the limits of his official duty, which he has put forth in behaif of the city.

Bedeque.

MOUNT STOWE SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The semi-annual examination of the above named school took place on Tuesday last, June 16th. There” were present besides the Trustees, a large number of parents and other visitors, all of whom where highly pleased with the eflicient state of the school,

The Teacher, Mr. John McEachern, was highly complimenicd by all present for his diligence, punctuality, kindness and tact as a teacher, and freely admitted that the examination was the most gratifying that has ever taken place since it became a school. And asa proof of our appreciation of his services, a very liberal supplement was voted at the annual school meeting which took place immediately after, as an inducement to his accepting the situation for another year. It is but due to Mr. McHachern to say that wherever his services may be required, the energy and zeal displayed by him in the past may be taken ss a sure guarantee of his fidelity in the future. ; Several! valuable prizes were distributed a+ the close of the exatuination to the pupils nighest (or furthest) advanced in thelr respective classes as follows :—

English—George 8. Inman. Arithmetic—John P. Smith. Geography—Edwina Proctor Robins. Reading—Elias Webster Schurman. General Proficiency—Elmer Schurman. Best Essay— Janie Deliah Tucker.

Grade Fourth—Maggie Cahill and Ever- ett Erle Robins, equal. Honorable mention for Proficiency and Deportment—Annie Bertha Boats, Maggie Smith and George Cahill.

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Frovr —Just received, 250 barrels Flour Goderich brand, Huvgarian Process, warranted

to give satisfaction or money refunded.—

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Schooner for Sale, \HE ceiaihda diesane *-Onward,” 27 tens, suitable for mackerel seining.

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fammoth Excursion and Toa.

subway Across “the Straits of Northumberland.

First Railway Excursion on the Cape travers? Branch.

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P¥\HE Congregaiios of St. Paul’s Catholic & Church, Sommerside, have made arrange- ments for a

COLOSSAL EXCURSION

from all points on the P. E. 1. Railway to Cape Traverse,

On Tuesday, 7th Jaly, prox.

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RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. (Standard Time )

Special train from Tignish to Cape Tra- verse :--

Leave Tignish at 515, am, Alberton 5 55 am, Bloomfield 6 22, Port Hill 7 35, Wel- lington 8 05, Miscouche 8 25, Summerside 8 40, Kensington 905, County Line 9 55; arrive at Cape Traverse 1015. Returning will leave Cape ‘Traverse »t 3 45 p sa.

Special train fiom Summerside to Cape Traverse ;

Leaye Summerside at 7 am, Kensington 795 am, Freetown 7 42 am, Couaty Line 7 55 9m; arrive at Cape Traverse at 8 35 a m. Returning will leave CVape ‘Traverse at 5 30 p m.

Speca! train from Charlottetown to Cape Traverse :—

Leave Charlettetown at 720 am, North Wiltshire 8 J4a m, Hunter River 8 25am,

at 940. Returning will leave Cape Traverse at 5 15 pm.

Special train from Souris to Cape Tra- verse :— ‘

Leave Souris at 515 am, Bear River 5 45 am, St Peters 6 20a m, Morell 6 45a m, Mount Stewart 715 am, Bedford 7 40am, Royalty Junction 8 05 am, North Wiltshire $40a m, Hunter River 8 50 a m, County Line 9 25 a m; arrive at Cape Traverse at 1005. Returning will leave Cape Traverve at 3 30 p m.

Farrs, including price of Tea Ticket, will be as follows :

“rom Tignish to Caps Traverse and return, $1 25; Harpers, Deblois, Kildare, Montrose, Alberton, to Cape Traverse and return, $l 14; Flmsdale, Piusville, Bloomfield, Mill River, O’ Leary, Brae, to Cape Traverse and retura, $1 05; Portege, Conway, Ellerslie, Port Hill, to Cape Traverse and return, 9) cents; Nertham, Richmond, Wellington, St Nich- olas, Miseconche, St Eleanors, to Cape T:a- verse end return, 85 cents ; Summerside, Travellers Rest, to Cape Traverse and retura, 75 cents; New Annen, Barbara Weit, Ken- sington, Blue Shank, to Cape Traverse aud return, 65 cents; Freetown, County Line, to Cape Traverse and return, 55 ceuts; Kinkora, ‘to Cape Traverse and return, 50 cents; Albany to Cape Traverse and return, 40 cents; Bradalbane to Cape Traverse and re- turn, 55 cents; Elliott’s, Fredericton, Clyde, “unter River to Cape Traverse and return, 65 cents; North Wiltshire to Cape Traverse and return, 75 cents; Colville, Loyalist, Mil- ton, Winsloe, loyalty Junction, Cemetery, Charlottetown, Brackley Point, Union, York, Suffelk, Bedford, Tracadie to Cape Traverse and return, 85 cents; Mount Stewart, St Andrews, Douglas, Dundee, Lot 40, Morell to Cape Traverse and return, 95 cents; Marie, St Peters, Five Houses, Ashton, Selkirk to Cape Traverse, $!.05; Rollo Bay, Bear River, New Zealand, Harmony, Souris to Cape Traverse and return, $1.15.

SPORTS AND AMUSEMENTS OF THE Day,

Dancing at three platforms

Two round Swings.

Shooting down the Darkey.

Shooting Gallery.

Three good Pipers,

Pitching Quoit,

The Cocoa-nut Game.

Boat Race.

Summerside Band.

A Grand Stand wili be erected on the grounds of considerable elevation, from which a commanding view of the surrounding coun- try can be obtained, and from which Senator Howlaa wi!l deliver an oration, giving an ex- position of his views on the Subway Scheme. No intoxicating liquors will be allowed near the grounds.

Tea on the tables at 12 o’clock.

For beauty and picturesque scenery the Cape stands unrivalled in the Lower Pro- vinces, 26d is famous as the point at which the Ice Boats have Janded mails and passen-

gers from the mainland for more than thirty winters.

The Capes’ Disaster of the past winter has

created public interest in this locality, and this interest has heen further increase® proposed scheme of an Island Senator to con- strucf a Subway or Tunnel from this point across the Straits of Northumberland.

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This being the first excursion on the new

branch th> fares have been made exceedingly low, aud include the Tea on the grounds.

be deb

The proceeds of the Excursion and Tea will applied to the discharge of the Church CHARLES MURPHY,

Seo’y of Com. June 8—2aw mon thar

COAL. COAL.

ISCHARGING at Qaeen’s Wharf, cargo of Pictou Nut Uoal, Orders taken for all kinds of Coal at lowest

prices, viz: ACADIA, nut and round.

INTERCOLONIAL, do. VALE, do.

ALBION, do.

ALBION, slack (blacksmiths),

SYDNEY (old mines) round.

SYDNEY (Cow Bay) round, ANTHRACITE (Egg and Chestnut sizes.)

CAPE. JOHN HUGHES,

; Water Street Ch’town, May 5, 1885—8mo eod her 3mos

DVERTIS® in TOR DAD) Y RXAMI-

Grorce Carter, Great George Street. may2l—dy 3i o a w wkly 3i.

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MUSIC BY CITY CORNET Bayp 2 Fireworks will bs displayed outsid Harbor fiom on board steam ee of Lansdowne,” “—" lady Tickets, 23 cents, at the Wharf,

June 24th, 1885.

A Grand Military Pigaie

WILL BE HELD AT

SHAW'S WHARF, WEST RIVER,

ON-

WEDNESDAY. [5th JULY

The steamer Southport will leave F Wharf for the grounds at 9 30a, m, ul 13 p. @.

The Bard of the 82nd Battalion wiij be in attendance,

The usual games will be provided,

Refreshments to be had on the grounds at eity rates

Tickets to grounds and return 25 Children under 12 years, 15 ceats, —

GEO, PASSMORE, Capt, Chairman of Com. WM. A. WEEKS, Lieut, 0.8 5 Secy Com,

June 24, 1885.

FURNITURE!

JV Auction, on MONDAY next, June 29th, at o'clock, at the residence

of Mr. Joha McMillan, Hillsboro’ Park :~

All his valuable Household Farni(ure, con- sistiug of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Sets, Carpets, Pictures, Stoves, jiall Stand, Book Uase, Books, &e,; Kitchen Utensils, *e,

This Furniture is neerly new and in very good order,

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Au *tioneer, Juue 23, ’85.—eod t! sale

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PRESERVING Tic SHINGLES

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Muking «a Surface on Them Like Slate.

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Delivered at Moncton, N,

Address :

B.

J.J. MILUER,

Millerton, N. B. Jane Qu, '885.

PISHERY REFUND. ITICE is hereby given thet I have re

4 N ecived from the Dominion Goverament the amount required t> pay the claims for refund of duties paid in the year 1871. Checks for the amouat silowed will be for- warded by mail to the several claimgyts entitled. Dated 17 June, A- D., 1885. R. R. VITZGERALD,

Commissioner,

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a4 Be fENAE Orrice and large WARRHOUSE at the foot of Queen’s Street, at present in the occupiney of Horace HMaszard, Esq. Pos sessivn viven Ist July,

Apply to R. R, FICRGERALID

June 18, 1885.

WANTS, LOST,

“al LET -The top flit of store at P. G. Fraser's corner. Apply to Dorsey, Gof & Co. jun 2¢

JANTED—A Cork. Apply to Mrs. DeBlois, Devonport Cottage, Mal peque Road. jun2stf

i OST—On Monday evening, between Dawe 4 son’s corner and Steam Navigatioa Wharf, or on board the P)incoss of Wales, 4 gold Bracelet. The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this office, jun23 3i

' LET—A vacant Lot on King Street, adjoining office of L. (. Owen. For terms apply to L. © Ovweu-—~Archibald Bell, Agent jun23—6i = Sa ee OUSE TO LET-On Upper Queen St, containing five rooms; 1 large gardea also if required; possession iimmediately. Apply to James F. Curtis. jants ca ee TINAILORS WANTED.—Coat, Pant aud Vest Makers wanted immediately by the Subscriber at his Tailoring Establishment, Sidney Street, next door to Dorsey's Factory: J. A McDoxaxp, janell Bo ee ANTED—An exp>rierced Saleswoman for a dry goods store in this city. Ad- dress A B.. Post Office, Charlott:town, stat-

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ANTED —At D. A. Bruce’s, 4 coat, 3 pant and 2 vest makers. Competent hands will get the highest prices. may 20