llllrllfillli Reading Mailer. Selected from 'llils Week s llews lor the

,|loNoAv

we Esther M6!-0°

The remains are o auggmpanied by hi and are expected

town

notice Inter.

_,__ _

in tow the qasolin

sdizod off East Poi mann whiskey, 230 Sill ,,m.,r liquors osteuaibl

I0 Buctouclic.

ri.;

N01- coN1'Es'rEl:».-A

nt Centreville it wa

the coming byee

lu. I.. A.

,.¢¢0M`PANv Pi=i|NcE

agent of tie

Renfrew from Quebe

oil liiomlay for Tam

on which the Prince is

disposal by the C. R.

at the evcnln

thi-_ above Church yo;-ite

i Robert Mcsserve

inns" heillg exec-li

perfect technique an

in-op»~ for thc rlcll. roiili

who, while dolllg fu

init-r -otvll the ‘Pntlieti

always wl- of lu-arilig him.

"pry Mt'(li‘<\;',

_liste-l' Niillillc ld Ml-.Gl'ogo ami- pl:u'<~. was united i

l~'|o\viil-f, of Souiilipor

thu ltov. Mr. Rziyno

'l`hl~ bride was give

hcl' .~'.uiil brother, whil

the irodiliiig march. Th

of Alitigonlsh, an

Tllo numerous useflil all

gift. pro-sented tu til

the high csteeml

she was held by -her mall

_ home, wishing 'the 'happ

ills every success and happi_

'mel' Spending a day or two Zlionie of the bride, the couple ` Solllhllcrt, wihere they are

of the Wedding Marc

bridal party entere

_ v p (-if’-Orge Somers.

the conventional ve

displayed the

vlncouvnr B. Ci

me Malcolm B. hit;

Thursday SBD!-

RUM 8EiZURE.- --Margaret". Clipl- |n Souris this mor-

De Ave" Capt. il-

Nassau hilt really pre-

Convention fo: the

of’ Prince held

°°‘ °° °"“°“" “‘?“i.3i..‘ii

of Mr. A. C. Saunders

leader was con- were given by hilt none the less beloved.

Mr. W. M. Lea and

B, Howard. assistant gen-

l ' C. P.

of St. John, will as- Prince of Wales or

in Alberta. Mr. How- well known here left

he will illeet the Elli-

The Prince will pro- ~ by zi special train pinc-

eujoyvd the splendid

lnco and clarity o olily to possessor

air from “Elijah” pro-

artlstlc interpretation o

I" 'mln unrm-mmc'" “U3 lcrtvcs this inornini; for 'l‘l`_llro. N.S..

of that grl-at and strik- in ri-llglolis liistory---tlio Elijali". l\lr.` Mess#-rvoy added to his lallrols by

i»\‘iorls of last ovvllllig,

of his native- pro-

lcolllll tho op-

BELLS. 4- A vt-ry ln-

look ilalul :it ilu-

or.

Alliigolllsll (ollilly, N. 1-vvniiig of `.’€ltli lilt

s _ _

ol mail-iiiiony to Mr.

otilciating at tlu-

musit: tea(-lier,

rupporlcd hy Margaret

groom by A, .Colin Chisholm,

About eighty friends

preseiil to witness the cere-

Ailcr a sumptuous repast

a musical entertain-

-suests returned to their

WY rluict hilt pretty wedding

t°0l< hlace at the home of

Charles Dunsford.

. on the evening of

ml.`of August. when their

(dlldys Undine. was un-

mllllagii to Mr. John L. Nic- son of Mr. and Mrs. George

Crapaud, in the presence intimate friends. During

Duusford sister of

'and -took their place

un arch of evergreen,

veronion was erform-

iii hcr simple white

n bouquet of Sweet V<‘l‘Y charming and

Mist* the usual good

"L5 Ulf* Buosts repaired to

Dsijtook of the there. A large

costumes at windows and

intertailied the guests "llllllllng gestures and 'rho large display of gifts

Bah far and near, testified

Lf'-ni iii which the young

- ` 1'ussoAv _

ISLAND LADY DEAD. _ The

msay friends of Mrs. Geo. Bahia, nee Annie Leard. formerly df Sunil merslde- P- E- l-. willfregret tg

r learn of her death which took ,mee in Winnipeg. Man, Aug gm `

PAINFULLY INJURED- . dev evening Mr. J. snshaogi lg.. City was run into hy nn autonw bile owner and was quite badly injured. Dr. Alley attended to thr- victim in his office after which Mr' Basha was removed to the City Holi

I pitnl suffering from li broken col| , sf bww. H sash in his head and

other severe injuring,

-SADLV BEREAVED-The sym. pathy of the community is extend. ed to Dr. and ~Mrs. E. E. Stn(-lair of Snmnierside in the death of their little daughter, Beatrice, who passed away on Tuesday at the age of six yenrlranil was laid to ref-it on Wednesday afternoon. The little one was attacked in infancy with spinal meningitis and had Since been an invalid and suffered

The death occurred in Victoria

B- C.. on Aug. 30th of Miss Annie E. Mellish. formerly of Charlotte- town. The' deceased was a young lady of more than ordinary ability. She was the author of several books and her name is_well known as a writer in many magazines and papers. Her many excellent qual- ities endeared her to a host of friends who will be shocked to llcnr of her untimely passing. Mrs. C. D. McCallum of St. Eleanors is a sister of the deceased.

HOGS SOLD BY GRADE AT EM-

ERALD.-The second car load of hogs graded under the New Grad-

B- MESSERVEV ing Regulations wus loaded at Em GHURCH-The erald by Mr. J. \V. Fyfe, oil Sept.

8 12. A splendid lot of hogs were "' assembled, over 50% grading sel-

ccts. For the selects, Mr. Fyfe paid

ol iii '_ f - - Y- u premium of one cent per lb. The

|»"|""‘] h""n°“"» Wh” lliiinbcr of 'selects would havcfbcen

"""‘l‘"`“‘g"‘ Dt "W lnlich greater if less over and under "Why do tho Na- aud ‘lt is EnouL:li`

I lil the first nliiii-

sang with fini- "“’ several 10"? nloiicy oil their best hogs. Mr.

weight hogs we-ue in the lot. The farluer selling hogs hy grlidc gets thc fllll value ot’ the product while iiirnlers selling on a iiat rate lose

”' Fyfe has set an exaulplo worthy of f being followed by otll_oi' hog buyers

oil the Island.

POPULAR HOTEL CLERK PRO-

f MOTED.-Mr.`R. l-I. Davison, \vho H held the position of casliivl' :it the

llotcl Victoria since October, lilbl,

wliero he t.akes_ovcr the ln.ir.agc- lnont of the Learniollt Ilotel. Mr. llllvisoil is i1 young man of excolv- tloilal ability, \vlio will bo gri-:lily liilssl-ul nt the llotol Victoria. Dur- ing his ri-glulo. tlieru he has unidi- roiintlvss friends by his courteous and obli_u,ing ways. 'l‘iic iii'.iii=\t<\*» iilolit deeply regret his dopzii't_liri~_, Init are pls-used to see him taking ovi-r a position which they fccl ill but ii stepping stone to greater silo- coss hi his cliosen vocation. Mi. llzivisoli will return for :i brief visit during ldxliibltloll week,

r. “ i_EAvl=.s Fon oxFoso. _ Mr.

Edgar lticlliills leaves this mornin!! via Montreal, for England, to take up his studies lit Oxford lliilvcrsi- t.y as Rhodes Scholar for Prince lildward island. Mr. Mcllillis coni- plotnd his arts course last sprint! at tho University of Toronto. Wk' -ing his ILA. dcgrce with honors.

ll many friends look coniidentll’

l s -

t . cccssful career for

forward 0 n qu rilliant fut

hini at Oxford and a b ' ure lil tho literary “'0l`m In which he has already won marked dis- tinction. He does not cXIJ€Cf i0 rel' turn home llliill the cm or his three YGHFS °°“‘S"' as .pe purposes spend- ing his vacation travelling in Es- rope. Tile Guardian lvlns Wm* ms

friends in wishing llllll ll

il\8.IlY 1 pleasant and profitable sojourn tc ui;

ing his absence. and ti Baie TH ll\‘ laden with honors.

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--WEDDING BELLS.-An evelil

of most pleasing interest took place at the ‘l3lilll-IM Parsonage' Su~minei-side. Wedneslltly Welling' Sem_ 12_ when Miss Wlinnifrerl Edna, youngest da\li_Ihl9l‘ °l Mrs' Eliza Waugh Wilmot, became the happy bride of Mr. Roy W- Climp' hell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Cheltou. The bride was charmingly attlred in a navy bllle serge suit with plc-ture hat_io match. She wore a beaver neck- piece, gift of the groom. After the service, which was conducted ily Rev. A. K. Herman. the lial>DY young couple niotorctl to the beau- tifill new residence oi' the i§\‘00lll9 parents, where a iZl°“lld T9°el7H“" awaited them within. while willi- out was a large band of sercnad- ers. '1‘.he_ bride's reception dress was white satin with i‘@1\l'l ¢l'l_l“` ml-ngs and all-overlace. After wiish- ing t-hem prosperity _and n liairlly journey through life, Mr. and Mrs- Canjlpbell drove to their future home in Clielton.

WEDNESDAY

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RECOVERY EXPECTED-The

many friends of J. Garth Toonibs

Bridge

Matllieson, who has lately retllrncti

Great Weir he enlisted as 'Medlml

taht. 30th May. 1923. .captain ir

Stewart, Brackley Point Road. from whose stable he had aitcnip

Sheriff Hughes arrested Bell and

one of oilr rctilriled nun. hav ug had four years service with the Canadian l<lngincers, and is the soil of Mr. and Mrs C. ll. .Spence-_,I Lawrence Mass. They were un- attended. Auiong ‘the presents were a iiulnher of substantial checks, one being from the bridc`s father, thc groom's gift to thc bride being a handsome fur coat. Mr. alld Mrs. Spence left by the noon train oil a lion<_-yluoon trip to Moliti-i-al, Ottawa. and otilcr Canadliill cities. Oli their return they will reside in Charlottetown, whore Mr. Spence is einploycli at

gratlllutlons.

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Tho Prince County Exhibition!

was i`ornially opened at Sumnicr- side yesterday morning with ii gratli_\‘iilg attendance of exllibltors :ind visitors con-sldcring the busy tsolison and tho recent heavy raili- storili. The train irolii tho wc.~:t| broliglit ill a liirgu number and the eastern train was also well filled. Tile weather proved delightfully fine and every-tiling points to at i~ilict-essful exhibition. '

The foi'lnnl opening took place ati

Z p. nl. yesterday. The address of the prcsilleiit of the ldxllibition As- sociation, Dr. E. T. Tulltoii was lol- lowed by an address of welcome to out of town vlsl-loin by Mayor Lid- stone. His llenor l.leut. Govern- or then formally opened the fair with a short speech befitting the occasion. Addresses followed by lion. .l. H. Myers. Com-nilssioner oi Agrilzilltu-re, uuil Mr. .l. E. Wyatt,

_There was a good showing o1`

exhibits, the live stock entries lie- illg particularly filie. '

It is expected that the race track

today will be ill excellent condi- tion and the events promise to be very keenly contested.

lil the horse entries the classes

were well filled, among the prin- cipal exhibitors being Messrs Wm( Clark, John Clark, Sllnimerside; Frank Glydon and son, Kensington; Geo. Brown, Summerside; Jas. Chappell, Shcrbrook; John Stewart Kelvin.

The beef cattle classes compris-

ed some fine cattle fronl the herds ol' Messrs. J. M. Laird and son. Kelvin; Richard Clark, Summer- side and others.

‘ln dairy cattle Messrs. Moase

Bros., Kensington; Frank Glydon and son, Kensington; Arthur Mc- l~l\‘.c.li, Su-mmerside, were promin- ent_exhlbl-tops. The showing ln this class was very creditable.

ln the sheep entries Messrs.

Mosse and son, J. M. Laird and son, Kensington and Richard Clark. Suminerslde were promin- ent exhibitors.

There were nlany contenders

for prizes in swine exhibits, ill- ciudiilg Messrs. Fred Muttart, Richard Clark, Summerside; Ai- hert Tantoll, St. Eleanors lind H. R. Mosse. Kensington.

Poultry classes were also well

filled, Messrs. Fred Muttart and Norman McLeod, Sunrmersldc, weye large exlilbitors. There was a splendid shelving of

fruit, and preserves, and roofs,

_eAzE'r'rEp-Amon tl. I

“ted ‘he 'mm 'mf' "°°‘"lilY gaz- Kensington; Stanley- Comp- Pmce Edwardml ‘:I|°_Wl.l\s=-'rho lon. St. Elesnors; potatoes: _Lieutenant (Quant Light Horse. Ernest Clark, Summepside; Rosen R' Pawn is truugt crniastar) J. Jeffrey, Linirletter. _ For -preserve Corps Resme m§"'J°“ 1° the sx-hibits the summsrsitie ladies sc- To be capmh; (qua t‘_'_‘fe' 1922- hieved distinction. prominan Andrew Williamson 3I""'\‘l;l)“Sl€r)1 prize winners being: Mrs. Jas. -m 1922. Provincial Lieétehuiitxtohm M°A"h‘"" Mrs' TM" J°h“°°"' iamson lg permitted to ,eu ._‘ Will M-rs. E. Crozier and Mrs. J. Cal. pomtmem as Quaw_rmuHL‘;_°'§0‘Itl:_ beck. Prizes ia fruit went to Mrs October' 1921 Hem,y'Am._]er';l Jas. Brown. St. Eleanore: Mrs. prince Edward mmm) fm 5'- Chas. M. Black, Albany; Mrs. B,-|gade_sm Siege Bmtery__,i.6“;; Wesley Yeo, St. Elesnors: Mrs. B. captain: captain G.l-:_ nm.-his who M°““°‘»"°_""' s““"“°"“"° “”d

vacates the appointment of Allin- °mers‘ THURSDAV

B B

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SERIOUS LOSS BY FIRE.-

Court is transferred to ‘ Regs,-ve_ 30", May’ 1923_me (“m'ps Mrs. Catherine A. Mclnnls Hills-

.__ bore Street.. received ii telcgrom

colqpggggp To 3-I-EALING from Petaluma, Calf.. announcing

cAR_F|-nnk Boll, u young ma" of that Mr. ami Mrs. John A. iiioheod West Covehend, upped.-ed before had lost their lovely home at llc;/se

MiIigistrt;tée» E. Shaw yestm-.lay Springs by fire with all its contents an con use to the charge of except that the occupants are safe stealing an automobile belonging-iio other particulars were given. to Chas. Auld, West Coveliend, onIMr. McLeod was formerly of Bion- Slllllrdlly lilsht. He petitioned for-`tague where his brother Mr. Alex.. a speedy trial and was remanded McLeod now resides and his sister until Friday morning. The missing Mrs. John Bruce resides at Valley- =“i°m°l>ll° was trawl by Con- new lvlrs. luolnnis above mention- Silible Weeks |1151 Slllldiiy when it ed is a sister. Ma y relatives and WHS f°“n1l` 0" the Brlwklev Point li-lends will sympsglilse with them Road. Bell was identified by Mrs. in their irreparable loBs_

BRIDAL SHOWER --The hom

ted to steal a horse when the car e he was driving ran oilt of gasoline. g£,,.II1r,v;gdnEr:cgI1§`o?;rd’15352:; Yesterday Constable Weeks and evedt on Thursday nlggt sept

13th when the friends of Miss

b'°“gm' him "° the 'my' Iliordthy McKie assembled to give

"-”“‘ ler a surprise in the forni of

|N';°WAN§;5Np2e?t';EN§L5wigs; Ivliouéer prior to her marriage to

~- V r. towart Henry of Keppoch.

§’9¢l’gll;§dt°;l¥t:g8§§u*:l ‘M931 Chilfch The bridal basalt which was nice- n il s ri , .u c Wes- ly decorated was carried int tl . €l1$!B Of 3. few llllllllille il'l€ll<lS. room by the little Misses l\’l(:1rlf;;l

wrhep hiis(§i1`(illuraWI.iI<IeIl5Il`, d.iu§llte\r Gard an{ilMa!iQilIirieh€{eIley.G Stlrings o l r. an rs. . . owns c-ll., were cu ly ss ar on ar ani of Rollo Bay and Mr. Harold C. Miss Doris Mutch read the name Spence were united in niirrlnge and verses which caused by Rev. George C. 'I‘aylor. ‘i‘hr_: nilich nierriment. Therbrlde-to-be Bride wore a becoming fawn in Il few W0l‘dB flillllglif illllllkeil velour suit with fox triuiinings the 81112815 f0r their kindB€BS. 111'*-GY and hat to match, with a bouquet ‘Which all l0ll19¢1 in Singing l"_0l' of white listers. 'rho groom it. She-is I1 Jelly G0011 Fellow while

. I Miss Lisle \Vood rendered nice

music. All took part in singing old favorite rhymes and playin; gullies after which luncheoirwus served and all returned home wish- ing Miss McKie a long and pros- perous journey through life.

Mrs. Mnclnnis of The Ruse re-

ceived u. telegram yesterday morn- ing from Rev. Dr. E. H. Ramsay of New Glasgow, N S., bringing the sad news that Mr. Frank Bixby died suddenly in his car on Tiles- day whilc driving with Mrs. Bix- by ironi Pugwash to New Glas- gow, Mr. and Mrs. Bixby are well

the Prince Etlivard 'I‘llolitru. 'l‘lio|lrnown in Charlottetown whore Guarlllaii joins with their ilillllyltlley have spent their sulumcrs for friends ill extending llcul'tiest coil-lsievcral yfliIl'H Il1lSi- Ml'S- Bllilll’ llllll

I - -'olnlni-nt ill musical circles

beui pi both llcrt: and lil Nova Scotia and liolj splollilid voice has been fru- qiiontly lioard ill sonic of thc chur- clics hcrc. Mr. liixby was ri. colli- lnorciul traveller, well known and highly cstcciiiefl tllrougliout the lilarltlmo Provillccs and especially ill ('illarlottetowil where he and Mrs. llixliy always made it a. point to spolid their holi- days together. In hor cruslllng and slulllell bareavelmelit she has the :sincere syinpntlly of hor lnully friends hero.

TEACHER'S CONVENTION AT

UIGG.-’i‘ho tfraclu-_l's of Inspector- ato No. tl hold their second (Toll- voliiiop at lligg oil Thursdtiy, Sept litll inf-it. with an attendance of sixty-five. Mr. I.. W. Shar: inspector gave a vcry enlighten- ing opening address and ivan followed by Mr. Cecil Brchiiut, who read the following resolution. Whereas it is very desirable that all the teachers engaged in the Public Schools of the Province should he united ill one organiz- ntloii for mutual assistance and nllvanceniellt and whereas li liilniber of the teachers find it in convenient to attend the Annual Convention of the Teacher`s Union at Charlottetown tllereiore resolved that we the 'l'eaclier's 0.' Inspectorate No. 6 in Convention assembled to hereby form our- selves into .a branch of the P. E. I. Teachers Union. Further resolved that the fce of One Dollar charged for membership in the Union shall entitle those who pay it, to all the privileges of both Annual and District Conventions wltholit fur- ther fee. After a brief discussion this resolution was carried nn- amlnouely. Mr Rogers, Chief Supt. of Education then discussed the course of Studies and carefully explained all details in its oper- ation. This closed the morning session. in the afternoon. Miss Nelson of the Red Cross Society. gave an excellent address on tho organization and operation of the Junior Red Cross Society. Enrol- ment of the teachers then took place, followed by a very interest- ing Denionstrtition Lesson in Primory Work by Miss Anna Wright. After an short discussion on thc Lesson, Miss Wright was teuedcred ri hearty vote of thanks. The remaining-period of the Coll- veution was spent in discussing methods oi' teaching; Sapt Rogers, Mr. Shaw, Mr. H. Hynes

and a number of the experienced teacIier’s taking part. Much inter- est was shown and this feature of the Convention no doubt proved valuable to all. Meeting then closed by singing the National Anthem.

ENCOUNTERED STORM -The

three masted American schooner Ralph S. Part-ion`s. Capt. W. L. Pye. New York, arrived in port this week with a cargo of 666 tons of salt from Cadiz, Spain for DeBlois Bros. They encountered very rough weather off the Grand Banks and lost some sail, which will be secured here before leav- ing. At the time of leaving Spain, August 19th, Captain Pye heard no rumors of the revolution- ary disturbance which has since taken place in that country. The previous voyage of the vessel was from St. John to England with lum-

bei';I Capt. Pye visited here in 191 .

DR. KNIGHT IN SUMMERSIDE

-<Dr. A. P. Knight, chairman of the Bio-logical, Board of Canada, is in Summerside looking into the condi- tion of the lobster industry. He attributes the failure of this year to tivo chief causes: first. overfish- ing-too many men, too many boats and too much gear. Dr. Knight claims that the south shore fish- ermen made li. great mistake five years ago when they asked and ob- tained lrointhe Dominion Govern- ment thc prlvl-lege of fishing from Ai:t'ust Illth to September Z!.lill as this is part of the breeding season of the lobster. Right up to the time that the eggs are laid, fisher- men are daily killing thousands of females which contain millions oi' eggs. This ie the second great cause of failure of the lobster catch this year in the late season. The decrease in the lobster supply Dr. Knight says has been going on slowly und steadily for the past ‘thirty years. Il' the fishermen of the late season are ilot willing to abolish it, and protect the breeding males the fishermen can only look forward to a diminishing supply for the future. Dr. Knight says there ls`u decided improvement lil the building equipment and sanita- tion of the lobster factories in this Province witllln the past three years. The big lack now, he de_- clarcs, is the need of training oi' superintendents.

Mr. l~‘. J. l.cmuel Smith, London

England, publicity and advertising agent in Lolldoli for the Canadian National Railways arrived ill the city lust night uccoinpaliicd by Mi' A. ll. Lindsay, Moncton, C. N, R., advertising agent for l.lic Atlzinilf: region. Mr. Smith is toiirinl-'. Canada to :ici|iinIiit hlniself with agrlcultiirlli and industrial loudl-

Iwill be coinpilcd for the use of 'prospective tourists and -iettlcrs il - the United Kinglloln. Ile is re maiuing oil thc llrovincc until Fri day. lie was uint last night In Mr. P. W. Cltirkin, ilu.-:seliger ugcn hero, wllo will acl-ompany him or his visits to various parts of tht

island.

Mr. Smith ‘.vzu~i struck with the

similarity lnetivucli the general lip pearailce of the country :ind rliral I-Jnglalid. Ho is particularly intel' ested ill finding out the por-isliiillt lor; for' lillniigmtioll and touris‘ traffic with tho Old Country :ind wishes to get. information as to ‘.li' average size and price of avallabli farms. He believes from what he has already seen of the Island that there wuld be good opportunities for developing a tourist traffic .\Iur.y English tourists, fleslriiig it visit Canada, do no: wish le llinli= Li l-'lg trip to tht- West .ind they \\Lld, he ‘believed tladly come hers if they were fiseurel of good sZ*i.».‘i- ing and flehing facilities. as well as good accommodation.

The C. N. R. recently published

15,000 cpies of a booklet descrlp tive of the Island for Mr. l"rasc_r Ml-ichell in London.

FRIDAY

WEDDING BELLS.-A very in-

teresting event took place at St. Ann‘s Church Hope River. Sept eniber 12th, when Rev. W. V. lilac- Donald united in the holy bonds of lnatrlniolly James Reid and Rita Cullen both of Hope River. The bride was heconliilgly attired ill white silk crepe with the conven- tional veil and orange blossoms and was attended by her sister Miss May Cullen who wore a gown of lemon organdle. The groom was supported by his brother. Walter Reid. The wedding march was pleasingly rendered by a friend oi' the bride Miss Beatrice Macl(cnna while Mrs Leo Reid and Misa Gertrude Cullen sung alipropriati: hymns during the marriage cercul only and signing of the register. The church was prottily decorated for the occasion by friends of thr- bride. Alter the ceremony tin- bridal party enjoyed u. very plcns- alit motor trip to various points of interest and ill the evening a weddln reception was given llicnl

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the evening. The bride \\':l.'.` thi-_` TOWED RUM RUNNER IN.-Ito tin- .\largarct, which is now

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recipient of many prcst-nts lin-_lull-I'i`lii=. Cilstonis (‘riii.~‘cr .\lurgari~t ar--ing oppo.~;ll<-_ thu Marino wharf. - ing cheques, silver. etc. Thi- rivod in port yesterday towing ilu I'i`ln~ gasoiilio boat is docked at ` groonl's gilt to thc bride uv-is ngasolino boat “.li-alln<~ l)'.-\rc.\iariile wllarf. 2, i.'-~._.f` _-»_:.;-;:_':_;';::_E_.:;;1f:ff_;;:_;;;_iz ;~.'::_~:;:_;f_'::.:-f - '¢:__Ef; ' » E

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practised very successfully *li Prince A-rhei-t. Avtho opening of the

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