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OCTOBER 11, 1882,

Provincial Exhibition.

At twelve o'clock 'o-day, His Honor, the Lieutenant Governor, opened the Provincial Exhibition of 1882. When His Hovor arrived, a large sumber of Spectators were present, who accompanied him to the platform were Lieut.-Col. C., Judge Hensley, Rev Dr. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Haviland, Rev. J. | M. McLeod, Rev. Mr. Johnston, (of | Crapuud and Springton), Lion. Senator | Haythorne, Hon. David Laird, Hoo. W. | W. Sailivan, Hon. Donald Ferguson, D. |

R. M Hox per, E-q 9 M ‘yor ol Char- lottetown, Israel Longworih, Esq., of Truro, William Murphy, E-q ; and|

amovg those present were Hon. Jo-eph | O. Arsensult, William Haslam, Esq., | Heury Beer, Kaq., Douzald Campbell, East Poiut Hon. L. MeMauilan, Hon. | Simon Bolger, Pairick Blake, Esq., C. | C.M. P. P, Donald McKay, Esq., M.| P. P., C. C. Gardiver, Henry Longworth, Deovald McKinnon, Esq., Capt. Malcolm McLeod, Beliast, James Nicholson, Esq., Belfast, John Nichol, Wiliam Mutch, with raany other leading farmers of the Prov ince

Ov behalf of the Exhibition Commis- siovers, Judge Hensley, Chairman, pre- sented His Honor with the following

ADDRESS To His Honor Tue Honorasie Thowas ; Heata HAvIcanp, Q. C., Lieutenant Gov ernor of the Province of Prince Edward |

Island

We, the Commissioners appointed to man age the Exhibition of Agricultu 1 Indus try of Prin Edward Island, thank Your} Honc r for your att ndance on this Important occasion.

We are fully aware from experience of past that (as well because your high and | honorable position) you take a deep interest | in the prosperity of our Province, aud know- | ing how largely it ¢epends upon the advance and eneeces of the farmerand mechanic, view such Exiubitions as the present as affording a fair index to their progressive state and con- dition

We believe that the cattle 2nd articles to- day oa these grounds will prove fully equal, if not superior, t. any exhibited on former occa sions, whilst the large number of entrtes in almost every department proves that the public interest in such friendly competitions as the present remains unabated.

We trust that the opportunity now offered to the people of this Province to meet here to- gether from all parts to receive and impart information and the reeults of individual ex- perience may in all respects prove protitable and agreeable.

We cannot cose without expressing our thankfulness and gratitude to Almighty Ged fer the abundant harvest which has this year rewarded the labor of our hasbendmen ; yet more for the blessings of peave now prevailing in all parts of the British Dominion anc for the recent saccessfnl and glorious terminatioa of the war in } gypt which develo; ed again so prominently the traditional gallantry of our Soldiers without distinction of rank or race

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JosePH HENSLB8Y, Chairman.

Charlottetown, October 11, 1582,

His Henor replied with an excel- Jent practiea]l speech, in which he sng- gested the formation of a Permaneat Agricultural Society tor the conduct of | Exhibitions and the improvement of Agriculture throughout the Province. We have vot space to-day for a report of His Honor’s speech ; but it will appear to-morrow.

The Exhibition excelled in cattle and sheep aud was very good in horses. There is a splendid assorimeat of butter and cheese. The roots and vegetables are very fine, especially the magnificent group shown by Edward Bayfield, Esq., aud there is a handsome show of fruits aud flowers, The cloth shown by Messrs. Reid Brothers, and the Charlottetown Woolen Factory, is one of the bes, “sa- tures of the Exhibition.

Particulars will appear to-morrow. The following is a partial list of the PRIZES AWARDED:

BUTTER AND CHEESE.

Best 3 Factory Cheese, not under 50 lbs each, $7, George E. Full, York Factory. 2nd de, &5, Walter Muir, Riverside

factory, Cornwall.

3rd do, $3, P. M. Factory.

Beat 3 Packages Butter, Factory or any one Dairy make, not less than 32 Ibs. each, $7. P. M. Bourke, Millview Factory.

2nd do, #5, Mrs. R. E. Bagnell, New Glasgow.

3d do, 83, River.

Best 3 Cheese, not less than 25 Ibs., farmers make, $6, Robert Jones, Lot 48.

2nd do, $4, Samuel Hyde, Cornwall.

3rd do, $2, James Howard, jr., West River.

Best Tub or Crock Butter, not less than 28 lbs. nett, formers make, $5, Miss Maria Seiler, Highfield.

Bourke, Millview

Hon. D. Ferguson, East

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City | 2nd do, $2, Malcolm Murchison, North River.

Best 1 bushel White Beans, $3, John

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| Best 2 bushels Rec Wheat, (60 lbs.) $8, tobert Carmichael, P: rtage. | Best 2 bushels t o Rowed Barley, (57 lbs.) 86, Thomas Bu' in, Rustico. 2Qud de, (565 Ibs.) %, Dominick Pineo, 3 a d., (55 lbs.) $4. Samuel Noy, Lot 48. | Best 2h ches White Oats, (50 lbs ) $5, | Thonr « Buliman, Rustico. 2m do, (49 The.} $4, Johat Dewar, South- ort Sed do, (47 lbs ) $3, Dominick Pieno, | New Glascow. | Best 2-bnshels Black Oats, (45 lbs.) $5, Bulman, Rustico. do, (44 Ibs.) 84, William Pippy, | Lot 48 Best 1 bushel Peas, $3, Charles Palmer,

Robertson, Inkerman Farm, King’s Co. 2nd do. $2. A. E. Dewar, Southport. Best 1 bnehel Buckwheat, $3, John

Dewar, Southport

2od do, $2, Hugh McKinnon, Royalty. | SEEDS, |

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(The growth of the present year. )

Buimen, Rustico. Best 20 Ibs. Red Clover Seed, $2 50, John Dewar, Svuthport. Best 10 Ibs. Alsyke Clover Seed, $2.50, | John Dewar, Sonthport, and John Robert- som, Inkerman Farm, equal. one-half bushel Flax $1, |

Jest Seed,

| Dominick Pieno. New Glasgow. }

Judgs.—John Agorn, Pownal; 'Francis | Andrew, Wright’s Mills; Dougald Camp. | bell, East Point. i

ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.

James Howard, jr.,

2nd do, 50 ects, River.

Best haif bushel New Blue Potatoes, $1, | James Lewis, Charlottetown Royaity.

2nd do, 50 ets, Richard Huddy, city.

Best half bushel Potatoes, any other | kind, $2, John A. Ferguson, East River. |

2nd do, $1.50, Samuel Hyde, West | River.

Jest 12 Swede Turnips, $1, Alex. Ken-| nedy. Lot 48.

2nd do. 50 cts, John Curly, Royalty.

jest 12 Long Red Mangel Wurtzel, $2, Edward Bayfield, Royalty.

2nd do. $1, Neil Pratt, Gallas Point.

Best 12 Yellow Globe Mangel Wurizel, | $2, Major Freeland. Brighton.

2nd do, $1, Rev. Dr. FitzGerald, city,

Best 1 bushel White Field Carrots, $2, Major Freelard, Brighton.

2nd do, $1, Charles J. Haszard, Belle- view.

Best 1 dozen Onions, Red, $1, James) Bourke, Southport. |

2Zad do, 50 ets, Major Freeland, | Brighton

Best 1 dozen Onions, white or yellow, $1. ‘ames Bourke, Southport.

2nd do, 50 cts, Major Freeland, Brighton.

Best 1 dozen Table Beets, $1, Richard

Currie, West

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Bourke, Royalty. 2nd do, 50 ets, Angus MeKinnon, Royalty.

Best 1 dozen Sugar Kivg, City.

2nd do, 50 cts., James Bourke, South port.

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2eets, $1, George

1 dozen Parsuips, $1, Charles 2nd do. 50 cts. Major Freeland, Brighten Seat dozen Carrots, $1, Governor Havi- land, City. 2nd do, 50 cts. Charles Matheson, St. Peter’s Road. Rest 3 Cauliflowers, $1, James Bourke, South port. 2nd do, 50 cts. Daniel Davies, City. Best dozen ears Indian Corn, $1, James Bourke, Sonthport. 2nd do, 50 cts. Robert E. Palmer, City. Best Pumpkin, $1, Michael Trainor, Spring Park. 2nd do, 50 cts. Mrs. Henry Palmer, City. Best Squash, $1, Edward Bayfield, Royalty. 2nd do, 50 cts. Richard Bourke, Royalty. Best Tabie Squash, $1, James Bourke, Sonthport. 2nd do 50 cts. Richard Bourke, Royalty Best 3 Winingetadt Cabbage, $1, James Bourke, Southport. 2nd do 50 cts. Joseph Moar, City. Best 3 Drumhead Cabbage, $1, James Bourke, Southport. . 2nd do 50 cts. do do. Best 3 Red Cabbage, $1, James Bourke, Southport. 2nd do 50 cts. Angus McKinnon, Royalty Bust 3 Savoy Cabbage, $1, James Bourke, Southpert. 2ud do 50 cts. Angus McKinnon, Royalty Best 3 Cucumbers, $1, Edward Bayfield, Royalty. znd do 50 ets. Joseph Moore, City. Best half dozen roots of Celery, $1, John Bryenton, Brackley Point Road. Best 2 Citron Melons, $1, Richd. Bourke, Royalty. 2nd do 50 ets. Branton Dawson, Royalty ; dozen Tomatoes, $1, Jas. H.

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2nd do $3, C. E Brown, City.

Best gioup of Vegetables, grown by the

2nd do, $3, Mrs. George Seller, Highfield. Srd do, $2, Hon. D. Ferguson, East River.

Best 5 Ibs. Fresh Butter, in Prints oF! Jnudges— David Mutch, Rustico; Robert

| Harlam, Sprivgtield; Shephen McCallum, Judges —Wm. Mutech, Donald MeKensiag Brackley Point (ge FRUIT.

Rolls, 83, Mrs. George Seller, Highfield. 2nd do, $2, Mrs. Geo. L. Scott, Cornwail.

Aubury Fow!, James Lewis, John Quirk. YARM !MPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES. Best Set of Fanners with Seperator, to tahe out Vetch Seeds $5, John Dickieson. Best Horse Hoe, $5, John Prowse, Roy-

i st Scuifer or Cultivator, $5, Jobu Prowse, Royalty. oe Best Churn 85. H. H. Waterman, City. 2nd do.. $3, Rebert Scott, do. Jed de,, $2, William Smith, do. Best Truck Wagon, for 2 Horses, #10,

William ~ y ng Creek. Judges-< . , at. Peter’s ; Ed- ward Ryan. Jehnet Biver ; Lauehlin |

McMillan, We stern Cor ehead. GRAIN.

Sest 2 bushels White Whi t nr b oe henna? potels bite Wheat, (ib Ibe.) #8, znd do, (6% lbs. 87 James McKa Beed St. Peter's y P >

Exhibitor, #5, E. Bayfield, Royelty. Judges—Jas. J. Gay, Pownal; William | Sampson, city; John Colwill, city,

Lest Basket Cocking Apples, not less than 12, $2, Miss May L. Goff, Cardigan.

2nd do, $1, Geo. Wright, Royalty.

Best Basket Eating Apples, not less than 12. $2, B. E Wright, Royalty. : ms do, Mrs. Joba Bark, Malpey ue

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Beet Basket Winter-keeping Apples, not | less than 12, $2, James Lewis, Charlotie | town Common.

a do, $1, Mrs. George Davis, Roy- alty.

Best » Crab Apples, not lés% than one quart Os Mrs, eta L. . Seoit, Cornwall,

Zud do, 50 cts., B. E. Wright, Royalty.

Best sample Siberian Crab Apples, nt Jess than one quart, #1,Thomas Lane, Deupetniton. > Pass . "ade

‘2nd do, 50 cts, Mre, George L, Scott, Oorpwall.

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Best sample Purple Plums, $1,Mre. Angus | Darrach, St. Peter's Road. 2nd do, 50 cts., Mrs. George Burnett, St. Peter's Road, Best sample Damsons, #1, Robert Mason, | city

Peter's Road.

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: } 20d do, 50 cts., Hector A. Darrach, St. | |

ZAMINER,

Best dozen Pears, $1.50, Robert Jones, |

' Lot 48.

2nu do,, $1, C. E. Brown, city,

Best buneh Hyndman, Brighten. '

2nd do, 50 cts., Wm. Heard, city.

Best bunch Black Grapes, $1, William Heard, city.

Best half bushel Cranberries, $2, Jas. G.

| Hughes, Covehead.

2nd do, $1, William McCallum, Brackley Point.

Judges—William Kennedy, city; William Lowe, city; Louis Goff, city; Samuel J.

White Grapes, $1, C. A.

Glyden, Margate. FLORICULTURE. Cut Flowers, Best Collection of Asters, not less than 6 varieties, 75 cts., Miss Jane Burnette, St. Peter’s Road. 2nd do, 25 cts., Miss Carrie Burnette,

Best collection of Phlox Drummondi, not less than 6 varieties, 75 cts,, Alexander Sinallweod, City.

End do, 25 cts., Mrs. F. McNutt, do.

Best Collection Stocks, not less than 6 varieties, 75 cts., Mrs. George Davies, City.

2ad do, 25 ets , G. H. Haszard, do.

Best Collection Salphiglossis, not less than 6 varieties, 75 cts., Miss Aynes Long- worth, Glenwood.

2nd do, 25 cts., Mrs. E. Bayfield, Roy-

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dest Cellection Dianthus, not less than 6 varieties, 75 cts., G. H. Haszard, City.

2nd do, 25 cts., Mrs Wm. Jones, Pownal.

Best Collection Roses, not less than 3 varieties, $1, Mrs. Wm. Dodd, City.

2nd, do, 50 cts., Wm. Heard, do.

Judges— Mrs. B. Davies, city ; Miss M. Cameron, do.

Best Collection Carnations, not less than

| 3 varieties, 75 cts., G. H. Haszard City.

2nd do. do. Best Collection Verbenas. not less than 3 varieties, 75 cts., Mrx. William Dodd,

| City.

2nd do , 25 ets.. G. H. Haszard, do. Best Dish of Balsams, (blooms) 75 cts., Alex. Smallwood, City. Best 3 Dahilas, small, 75 cts., Mrs. E. Baytield, City. Best 3 Dahilas, large, 75 cts., Mrs. E. Bay field , City, Best 3 Gladiolus, 75 cts , wood, City. 2nd do., 24 cts., E. Norton, Brudenell Best 3 Lillies, $1.50, Miss E. Bayfield, Royalty. 2nd do, 75 ets, Miss McKinnon, city. sest 4 varieties Single Petanias. 75 cts, G. H_ Haszard, city. 2nd do, 25 cts, Royalty. Beet 3 varieties Double Petunias, $1, G. Haszard, city. Best 12 Pansies, $1, Miss DesBrisay. city. . 2nd do, 50 ets, G. H. Hazard, city. Sest Hand Bouquet of Flowers, $1.50, Mi Annie C. Haszard, city. 2nd do, $1, Miss DesBrisay, city. Best Table Bouquet of Flowers, $1.50, Mrs. Daniel McKinley, North River. 2nd do, $1, G. H. Haszard, city. Best Bouquet of Everlasting Flowers, 75 ets, A. Smallwood, city 2nd do, 25 cts, do. Plants in Pots

Best 3 varieties Fuchias, in Flower, $1.50 G. H. Haszard, City

2nd do., $1, Mrs William Dodd, do.

Beat 3 vareties Single Geraniums, $1.50, G. H. Haszard, City.

2nd do., $1, Alex. Smallwood, do.

Best 2 vurieties Double Geraniums,$1.50, G. H. Haszard, City.

2ud do., $1, Alex. Smallwood, do.

Best 3 varieties Coleus, $1.50, G. H. Haezard, City.

2nd do.. $1, Alex. Smallwood. ,do.

Best Collection of Foliage Plants, not lees than 6 varieties. not to include Gerani- ums, $1.50, Alex. Smallwood, City.

2nd do ,81, G. H. Haszard, do. EE —————

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Mrs. E. Bayfield,

Opera by a Canadian.

A short time ago it was announced that M:.W. McDonnell, of Lindsay, had written a new opera called ‘*The Fisherman's Daughter.” Since that time the work has been submitted to one of the ablest musical aud dramatic critics of New York, and the author has received a very favourable opinion of its merits, the opera being said to ** contain the essential elements of suc- cess,’ its melodies being ‘‘ taken in charac- ter,’ which, when arranged and harmonized, ‘certainly ought to be effective.” A few additions have been recommended whicn, when made, the author desires to have opera brought out first in Toronto. Tis popularity in that city would, Mr. Me-

‘Donnell thinks, ensure its success anywhere

else. Rae Claims of Greece.

Ail of the Powers have assented to the claim of Greece to send a commissioner to Eyypt to assist in the deliberations of the Commission which is to fix the indemnities for the sufferers by the bombardment of Alexandria. Great Britain teok ihe initi- ative in urging the right of Greece to be re- presented. The Egyptian Gazette of Alex- andria says that in ccnsequence of repre- sentations made by one of the great Powers two commissions will be appointed to fix ae inderenity for losses i: ed by foreigners in during the whdixe. ae oe

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New Tobacco Factory, RICHHO\D STRERT.

RE Subscribers wish to inform the public that they have opened a TOBACLO MANUFACTORY on. Bichmond Street, jn the estatliebnent formerly ocenpitl by Mr. Philip Coyle, aud are prepared to supply the trade-werde— ?

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Tobaéeo of all kinds,

as geod ag c*n be purchased in the city, and at lowest prices, . : 2GDS™ Patronage solicited and orders prompt.

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APPLES, SUGAR, SOAP,

W HOLHSALE.

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100 Barrels Choice APPLES, 10o + RBUGAR,

100 Boxes SOAP,

FOR SALE CHEAP.

Beer & Goff.

Ch’town, Oct. 11, 1882. 2aw

LONDON HOUSE.

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Our Fall Stock Now Nearly Complete.

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Belance Expected Daily, BY STEAMSHIPS

VIGTGRIA, WALDENSIAN AND GEDAR GROVE.

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Great Inducements to Cash Buyers.

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Wholesale

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GEO. DAVIES & Co.

Charlottetown, Oct, 5; 1882,

Upen to Visitors on lixhibition Days, Oct. 11 & 12.

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Uharlotteiown Steam Boot and shoe Factory,

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ADMIT TWO VISITORS TO THE MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT ON EXHIBITION DAYs.

DORSEY, GOFF & Co.

Retail.

and

Charlottetown Steam Boot and Shoe Factory.

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ADMIT TWO VISITORS TO THE MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT ON EXHIBITION DAYS.

DORSEY, GOFF & CO.

__ One of the above cut out and presented at Factory will admit two visiter Tickets can also be had at our Exhibit in Drill Shed.

Dorsey, Goff & Co.

Oct, 3, 1882—wkly

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_ FIRE INSURANCE, |

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INSURANCE COMPANY: Head Office—Liverpool, England,

City of London Insurance Company, Head Office—London, England,

AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE GCG: Head Cflice—Watertown, New York.

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The undersigned having been appointed General Agents for the above first-class British and American Fire Insurance Companies, are prepared to insure all classes of insurable property on as good terms and at as low rates a3 they can be taken by any Company now sulvent and intending to remain so, :

Office— South Side of Queen Square, opposite the Post Office, Charlottetown, P.

E. Island. DESBRISAY & ANGUS,

Oct. 5, 1882 GENERAL AGENTS.

N. B.—No person is authorized to collect monies for any of the above Companies in this Province without producing a receipt signed by us, and amy one paying money to any cue without getting such receipt, will do so at their own risk.

D. & A,

WEW FALL GOODS!

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J. B. MACDONALD

IS DAILY RECEIVING NEW Goons! IN EVERY BEPAR'T, Aon. . - The Goods Now Arriving, as well as those already ia Stock, | WitL BE SOLD OUT VERY CHEAP,

in order to secure dtspeedy sale, to,anake. roerh for regular Fall and Winter Good#.e arrive later# ~ = |

J. B. MACDON

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Fellow of the Reyal *" geons, Jrelands =” SB Member of thé ' College of Physicians, treet’

AS made a special study of diteases H the Eye, Farand Throat, ip Pelle don

London, and proposes to devote to them,

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ours, 10 t0 2%, m, 2 te 4 p.m, Oct 11, ’82. Im

HOUSEHOLD

AM instructed by Capt, Maxwell to sell by Auction at bis ame “ Westbourne,’ on Wednes ay, 25th inst, at 11 o'clock, aii his Household Purnjtore comprising Drawing Room, Dining Room, B dicom and Kitchen Furnityre, Particulars in handbills,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer, a

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WANTED AT THE POTTERY:

50 to 100 Cords Dry Kiln Wood. FRED, W, HYNDMAN, —

Oct. 11, 1882, 2i HE Leader of the A2sthetic Party in Eng-

r | land, and the nost popular Lecturer of

the day, will give his celebrated

LECTURE,

- Decorative Arts,»

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MARKET HALL, — —ON— ,

This (Wednesday) Evening,

OCTOBER l{th, AT 8.30 O'CLOCK,

Mr. Wiide bas been a great success in America, and is now returning to St, John t repeat bis Lecture there by special req i‘

It will be well to secure seats at once, ag the House will be full, Doors open at 7.30 o'clock, | Get, 10, ’82.

JAMES 8. SCOTT,

‘Shipping and Commission MERCHANT.

Dealer in Fish and Fishing Supplies, POWER’S WHARF, HALIFAX, W. S.

Special attention paid to the receiving and prompt disposal of Isiaud produce, Having extensive wharf accommocativn and com- modious stores, Consignments are solicited and prompt returns guaranteed

tar ‘Veekly market reports forwarded upon applicaticn, and vessels chartered for shippers.

P.O addrese~—Lock Drawer 51, Helifex,

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