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. — oo ae ivances ‘ision will be made to meet! in the present law ; : : |

is the cause of the spread of much dis- oe ed mice i should not have a retrospective action, thts point, in

' Motion carried. House Committee.

Mr. Marvin thought this a step in the/

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he will submit to the Legislature a Bill respecting the suppression of the threat-

eved pest.

\! Prowse —There was evidently some : ‘Le in the Chair. After | nme ak a henel ‘ve Act of 1872. Larue | richt direction, but differed as to filing of | Mr. J. R. McLepu oe mistake In Passiny C0 Oe. ‘aye oe ‘ : " are e me : . , . . ’ j +} ai “i. and the people had | aftidavit. Did not see why the ree Fa ‘of | some time, —_" 4 the Chair, and| THE Steamer ** Notting Mill,’ a Rain shail eins ta a Pa all r{ Hills of Sale shoul l be more private than} Mr. SrBaRER resnmec lke sks | Twincrew Steamship Line, 2,616 tons, which | an tusee thas the town amet ee es lthat of Mortzages The provision jor the Bill was reported agreed to ee a ‘left New York for London on the 3let Maren, | the Prov in rhe Bill Pp assed tuen pro ot ss a : was necessary Amie ndments rendering the op TAWOU O | encountered a burr.cape on the 3rd lost, in | ee. lie - j ' in e advances é ary. } a ae pty geay ae a a gy sn Alsager te oo” Ary _ : Honse in Committee,-- ithe Act prospective only. ci liat 4137, long. 5513. The offivers re is | To ha > . . ry; . id ati arger ion ’ j " —— : ‘ sf 4 S2age Pas . , tor aj if The Cemetery 2 eee te ee Mr. Prowse said the measure doesnot; The Legislative Councu, 7 ,~’ | that for three days the storm raged w r ideas and placed the Cemetery tour miles ae t of fraud prevalent is announced that they had passed the follow-| oo: » and for fifty hours the s eamer lai ov There was a great deal of foree in | go fa t aes sh ; cy ia caine No/|ing Bills without any amendment :— on her beam ends, Afcer the storm had abat ; ’ “new hg : wht | OWN oO too Much secrecy ft. oo. 4 % S : i 3 ° ; 2 : ¢ es fr thep tit orers argument. Loey have bouy oF : : a 1 ol his ticancial 1. «Ae Act ta Ine rporate the He raid } rint-|ed the captalu found ihe sh p 409 miles from praverty since 1872, on the guarantee that | tTader lies e ashamed Se a | - ANNs aa Halifax and headed the vessel for that port | a netery should be near it, and by posilioh—it Was a false pride. No person Ing Volnpany . . focture of | Where she at rived on the 10th inst. Phe | me: this” n > wh wi proposed their pr Ye should be encouraged by legislation to make} 2. An Act to protect the Manufacture o dawace done to the s’eamer can hardly be acing s om ere we ’ ‘ cht ~~ ae it aneann (The ee g rt will be depreciated. The safest | 6 tinancial position any better than “4 Butter and Cheese. : a ii estimated until a thorough survey is made, I ‘ . . ‘ mene # as ‘ _ > , ac » . ‘ao « oi is to do ¢! » greatest goud to the lyeally is. A man under the necessity of 3. An Act to Tncorporate the Montague Every portion of the vessel was atiected to a -Ou ‘ i c e f , qt ‘ . , 7 P ‘ : 74 aoe * numb it a uld be perpetnat borrowing money need not be ashamed of | Hall Company af greater or lesser extent. When the storm wis ‘ ‘aes ui er ) ? ? ? - ” 7 . m . . ” a s “ , ’ i rea > ny to savy that forever after if. There 1s no disgrace in pov erty, but 4 An Acti230 Ine ip Tate the Eldon at its height the vessel was completely im. P< ‘g oO 8% i VOT @iiet, i « , ’ ° . mg A Gres wee ad ie oink | ab eae there is in dishonesty. We should no Pubiie Hall Company. mersed up to the saloon deck, bo wich the cleat agli ht i 7 te vill be a suiticient allow a person not worth one dollar to be| 5. An Act in farther Amendme nt of a0) crew Humbering seventy -nine ali told, resorted years the pruposec ae wit Tom fencouraged by the public who imagine Act to Incorporate the City of Char-} 4s ia place of safety. The water getting into | distance for the health of the city. Any | © . 5 dhataeiindia « Chel ania nel par- | attache the eagine-room extinguished the fires, and | ‘ , cea » Y , ; him wor LNOUSANGS , Peta 7 acl = Ol lage ) \r; ; yas sle i further distance would be burdensmne. i heir proper level, the better for| g An Act to Intorporate the Mill View| thag’ the steamer was “helpless during the Mr Bentuey said the petitioner in his ad- ) tes Hine ther pi rd pon eet. Coe Compans greater part of the hufricane. Sixty fret of - ; . | enciate-s a the wor ceneral. if recoia reamery Uompany. : : ce * dress gave the House much information it | society and the worid.tn general ; 1 i oat | ge ad the Public! the steel bulwarks off one side were swept | i : befor It was not desirable of Bills of Sale was published in the Roya sia n Act to further Amen who 12 UO wi thirty three feet” of which were lust ia jor rete e. 5 W ‘ I ; ; is : al i " - a i “ee ‘ vAl) aw: Vy t vy -% , 2c : to have a dwelling house near a Cemetery. | azette, there would: be very few of them, | Roads Act, 1874 + ‘1 Acts overbbard. A large amount of water was Proper v is very much lessened in value by | the more facilities given for secret trans-| g. An Act to further Amend certain 2 a shipped, soviesi x teet being in the hold, damag- | Y ' 3 tuo. 33 3 ee i o rh. een , yer tt amma < + i it W hould look at both sides, Will it | ference of property, the more fraud. relating to the Town ef } huni ing. the cargo considerabl The force of the ! at rf ; a he the ei hts of the Cametery | Mr. J. R. McLean thought Bil of Salea; 9, An Act to Incorporate the Vrustees 0 sea stove in sa°0on, smas all the skylights, ite ere Wii ‘ s ts ‘ . c SiS PB » . ’ ‘4 P oe ; ’ ; » Lit r : f a isl ? Why not r | the Act requir | cafoenard, there would be greater fraud it | Orwell Chureh, in eonnection with and carried away the m-zzen-boom, tore away voinpany © Wi of repea e Act requir; ™ F , . ; 3 ' Shine t By f * i 5 fe er I ‘les? That woulda} uone. Party may. go and sell his goods, | the Chureh ef Seotland. ,, [one ol the hatches, smashed the steam-pipes, : hem ‘ cr.) ru Lwie? ili a it ‘ fae ‘ . o ° iE ia A at : } . , , tl bett r way Even factories have | aud when a creditor comes to look for them 40, An Act te Amend an Act to Lam mire cartird away three of the boats, and damaged dew di r I mt 2 i ~ | he finds them sold. The grantee has also | the Orewn Revennes of Prince Ed-}the cthers so badly that they were eyebis aoe ce : . ito take attidavit that he receives the Bil) ward Island, and to provide for the | usgless, and carried away everything ey oa ° > 7} LSON rout o a 20 | . . > . Y . — y ‘ell ¢ P t securelv P , { Mr. Farquisrsox would n ~via | of Sale in security for a certain amount. i Civic List. thereof, as well as for not sagen Freer to the gts a "ee repeal the Act Ihe other two cemeteri >) Mr. Farquvirarson anid the peor man} certain compens tions therein meén- | epga hea mudship use and smashing to would be sufficient for haif acentury. I[f], ft to give a Bill of Sale for the toned , . |at@ian at the :doors aon Pe h ge, ‘dd . aia 5} as often x a es # ee sUEOMs r. . il ex sted, au , » Ac f ve the ‘ ; ° e 1:2 > 7) . : aad Yioo, | storm all hands worked until exheust« dc, we repeal the oe ~ . "C. ” = Co is Of | necessaries of life. Bills of Sale shou!d not} 11, An Act to Incerporatethe Island team, + Wad “odcddlaine hati. labored for, their cow pe ‘ . emetery ompany . i Poo, and | “eee a y ‘omnanyv of Prince Ea [* seis he mee = . > cow petiiien a ra stdin he fer | be exposed— objected to scale of fees, and | Navigation Company,of Princa Lid | lives. The pumps at last got choked UP, | nade a er nisiake in going £ ar, ; alias i re , kee : ahi | . = “7 ma h at 7 nese : +1 ' as said it was a deliberate attempt to take| ward Island. | causing the meni to step working for @ while. a: knew the Act intent e epeazied. | ¢ | ot ‘< ging ) | T: they . . - acada’ : , | money froin the people. : TO BE CONTINUED. Poe erew wanted to abandon the ship, but the! , ‘tery nu 2 gome > at oe ; ; : } wlPate gee Sat : ? org ,| Mr. Gorpon said that seven-eigh'hs of | _. - = | captain managed to keep them ail together. | : , : ? 2 t one of . - . . Ba, . } | on j — se ” Li -- eT a 7 ‘ ; oe | the Bi ls cf Sale are given to tri nds to | ‘es ' , i — . in Rab be BD ihere were three saloon passeligers on the | chase caances — oe os He 8°" \ defraud some honest creditor. If any | i H BIJ AILY SULA ASILN BD. |steamer, making &2 persons as the totai| ' , , : a? ’ . mes tye I a6 f+ ’ } ow ! . i property 13 Hab ’ . Phe q't } ait 8, W |ohstacle can be thrown in the way, or ae 2 nwt Liliwtaeel = | ntinaber on board, | me Neonle > wi t ’ it | . . ° ) } ‘ i — | you moe te av pe p e@ t oS » two m 8s out | method devised to put a stop to tliem, he ‘ PRLL 4 1883 ! : ” 7 3 o li | Yr one } ; ae a . sn hlie ey . aT igs Las ‘ee fer ree ‘ fi ee : should be vind. rhe suggestion to put lish j a, aS ot sat . Mas” Dow ERS 18 tiree fect 14 he wm Mr Beer had no ob) ction to them com- | them in theRoyal Gazette, isa god opp. 910) es TP 7” 4 io Californie, with her husired apd four|

ing within the limit; but will the rights of] 4 man losesa suit in the Supreme Court, | King’s County BMlectien Case.

petitioners be protected ? it is knewn to the world. If he gives a Ee ‘ } So wees ; . - “7 ‘ > le * e . »* Mr Fsrevson said the establizhment cf| Biull of Sale, it is right that the people} = qy 4 gecision in this case had to be! . « = bo> and the! al ld know i yn the two wile limit was a misteke; and the | should know it. anf Mr ‘that Dr. Robertson was uot a qualified Cemetery Cometery made a greater mis Mr. Fareunarson was surprised at Mr. |

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an ’ that the election waa either ! 1. | Gord ald Wie | Candidate, and that the election was eithe? take, which has imposed an immense hard- | Gordon—by his argument he should publish | ©@0 ligat — u . Ml onaldabodia hike — . — * . | e< © 1 : ‘i 2 oe ‘ ie ‘ . . Q . ) ( Lav ship. We should clearly understand the | a list of every man owing him, so tnat his} void, or that Mr. MecDonala snoud have other Bill now he House; for we| neighbors should know it.

the | been returned. cannot have one limit for ons denomination} Mr. McKay said, the question otf the |

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° » : le ih * 12 . .. aft otis ‘ "9 ‘ . : and another for another, The practical | fees makes no material difference. It is!jona would have covfirmed Dr. Rebert- effect will be to repeal the two mile limiié. | very evident that one of the outcomes of | the tithe was)

ison’s title to the seat, for fundamentaliy unsound, and in declar-

: e i Mr : vald the qualified candi- There are five now for every one previous; ME Mr. MeDooald Ihe quan Pij = to that law being enacted. The pour man | date elected, the Committee of rivileges

must suffer. ‘and Elections acted in strict aecord with

the non-imprisonment for debt is the great ' number of and necessity for Bills of Sale.

will be no We have

One mile is s ficient There

wrong-doing by paseing thie Bill. the right to legislate for the greatest good | t> the greatest number, at the same time looking to the convenience and health of

the people. A long diseussion ensued as to the ecale|the law, as quoted by Tux Examiner Mr. Yeo—The only argument which is ; +} i ii Bi took the Chair ae weeks — . ss weighed with him is, ia the Legislature! . "0" ‘BO “Spesker took me ,.. | Dr. Robertson, and lis advisers Will it not the Chairman reported two rescintions aid a

justified ia repealing the Act? will pow krvow that it is uusafe to play

avreed to On motion that report of Com-

be injustice on those who had invested : | tricks wit > Jaw: and the peop 10 | h Ba. ) It k ke a breach of faith | mittee be received, an amendment was | iricks with the law ; al ; Be | ple wl

; 3 Ou p a reac v ait ' . ° - Ww ‘ . os . » ex 31 atro : : 1-2 ; —e ith - oe So es SS | offered altering the seale of fees. The; were duy ed by them Li, ALC this, heed o repeal the other Act. .

the warnings of THE Examiner. Before the geiection, Tire. Examiner A Committee was appointed to bring in @| plainly told the electors ot Kisg’s County Bill in accordance with the resolutions, Mil that if they voted for Dr. Robertson ere eet ‘on eel they would lose their votes aud those aud ordered read a second time who voted fcr him bave lost their votes. to-morrow. moms —

oe. amendment was lost, and the main motion |

Mr. Scxiurvawn ssid this Bi!! cannot inter- fere with the Sherwood Cemetery Co., as a different class of people will bury in this Cemetery. The other Company never en- pected te receive any of the Catholic popu- lation. There is no breach of faith so far

as this Bill is concerned

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agreec to.

; to be

Ss gpmmerensinnin- en

Mr. Yeo understood that, but the other House adjonrned at 11.30 p. m., till to- Again. Bill before the House would. He dil not | morrow at 1 o'clock. . —-

i sed ; hi i] » ¢ | , . . object at all to this Bill, but if a new | ApirTine that the anticipated ravages Protestant Cemetery be established, the

omg Fripay, April 15. of the potato bug proves chimerical,—that consequence will be that the gronnds cannot =e

a. . < the Chair at 12.30 . area are . lees r hs , be properly kept. soe SpesaKER took the Chair at. 1 | our fear: = Aoery ess, ore % : sed . | o'clock. tocsiv of alarm which we sound may be . : } sin ‘ is : Mr. Buake said, t a objection to this Mr. brake moved the third reading of | co tleciow ss vet the enview ties ir ' hye or ’ sing sapec ‘ . > ° : i « ! “9 ecty a « Bill is that there is nothing ia it respecting | the Bill entitled ‘‘An Act to authorize the | ; : ;

the rights of private individuals, and in- demnifying them for any depreciation in their property which may ensne. If the Legislature admits this principle, there is no telling where it will end. It would be a bad precedent. No matter where opened

better to ve sure than sorry,’ has 4 practical significance in connection with the potatoe bug question. That the dreaded ‘** bug” has reached the Island is an admitted fact. It

opening of a Roman Catholic. Cemetery.” Motion carried. The Bill was read a third time and passed.

Dr Gituis moved the second reading of | the [ill entitled **An Act to incorporate |

coufined toa

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the same objection exists Petitioners | the St. Eleanors Cheese Manufacturing | few loealities,—and as yet it has done

i Sat MafeCtiulr : ° me . pun ee - a ”

property is also situate close to two other Company, — Motion carried. House went little or no barm to the potato crop.

cemeteries, and property in that vicinity Seal Committee, Mr. John MeJ.ean in the | White it is yet weak in uumbers, and vair.

has since sold very high. The depreciation is more imaginary than real. The greater portion of the land in that vicinity is used for pasture purposes, A large number of private residences has been built close to the old Burving Ground, it conid not have depreciated the property in that neighborhood. It is intended that this Cemetery shall be an ornament to the city. That this Cemetery be situated close

before it can spread throughout the land, and pursue its dire devastations, is the time to stamp it out. Steps should not only be taken to exterminate the ** bug,” but measures devised to prevent its ap- pearance again on our soil, or to summar- ily arrest its progress should it ever again make its way here. Stamp the bug out now, and our farmers will be

Mr. Speakek resumed the Chair and the Bill was reported acreed to.

Mr. Sutrivan moved the second reading ef the Bill entitled ‘“‘An Act to ermtinue certain Acts therein mentioned.” He said the Legislature had an undoubted right to re-enact the laws mentioned in the Bill, with the exception of the Act relating to lisheries. The Dominion Government now

; ite i ; . , . . Riese it We Ao : eee - tb . to the city is of great importance to a large have charge of Fist eries. But, in New | « gure ;? let it spread, and they. will number of poor people, who will otherwise | Brunswick a question has been raised as to ial D 1 Ava dl ae ts

a : * : ie : become sorry enough when it is be prohibited from using it. He would | the right of the Dominion Government lat F 1 . . . . . . . » . Le ,¢ not ask one privilege for one denomination |to control the fisheries in certain |'°° en" . =ppee we me and refuse it to another. streams; and while any uncertainty bug will not spread and prove as“«es-

iructive, as in the United States and our sister Provinees, is «sheer nonsense. Since the day when the pioneer farmers, on the confines of the United States. became painfully aware of the terrible destructiveness of the insect, the Colorado beetle, or ‘‘ potato bug” has marched on to conquest, voracious, irresistable, un- conquerable. Gathered by the bushel, destroyed by millions, appliances without number devised for its de#truction,— yet it has had a cheerful confidence in its destiny, and it resappears in countless hordes.in pew fields, while it ‘eaves enough of its progeny on the old fields of cons quest to make it ** lively ” for farmers in fighting for their potato crops It bas traversed the Continent, spreading to right and left, sparing

exists, it is deemed advisable for the Pro- vincial Legislature to assert the rights of the Province. He mentioned the matter in order thar, should this part of the Act be de- clared ultra vires by the Minister of Justice, {it might be known that the Legislature did | not pass it mn ignorance of the circumstances relating to it.

Motion carried. House in Committee, Mr. McKay in the chair.

Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair, and the Bill was reperted agreed to,without any amenament,

Mr. Martin asked the Comuinissioner of Public Works whether it is the intention of the Government to open, this spring coming, a road leading te Connty Line across the Murray Harbor Road, being an extension of the Colviile Road.

Mr. Campsei. replied that the road re- ferred to was known to him as the Green

The Chairman reported the Bill agreed to, it was ordered to be engrossed and read a third time to-morrow.

The Private Biull Committee reported upon the Bill to Incorporate the St. Elea- uor’s Cheese Factory Company, recom- mending that it be charged a fee of $12, which was agreed to. The Bill was order- ed to be read a second time to-morrow.

At 6.50, p. m., the House adjourned.

After recess the Sptaker took the Chair at 9.15 p. m.

Mr. Campsr.t laid on the table a return of the contracts eutered into since 3lst Dec., 1882, and the amounts paid thereon.

Mr. Joun McLean asked if it is the intention of the Governmentjto provide a safe and vault for the Deputy Prothono- tary’s office in Georgetown,

Mr. ScLtivan replied that a safe was mucs required for the many important

uO potatoe growing

. | — ots in A le cust dy of that off er, | Marsh Road: thet .ite ons nine had been regions 5 apd. to Suj;pose that, atter an that rovisiu all be made ho a oe . ' _— , \ oes . : : 0s ae hs Vision WL be made for their authorized py order in- Council; that deeda reach} of Prince Edward Island. aie ee pi g. h . : Y ; ; . ; , 66 os se 1 . ea : 7 bie A dts iad been signed aud the ompensalion | tue bus will charge its natur ts M:. Joun McLean asked if it iz intended paid: and that th “pi 7 i oe on c a ; h SQ its ure, 118 ‘ lS dees $ A ne He Troed OU < ODe« i ) ACLONSNess re Ie 'rHetive 3¢ @ to wid i the road from Havh MeNevilis, at : ‘ , a ' ere } ans ieee * - — " tiveness, 18 :

or é the spriin. Jhepatow to end of St. Catherines Road. = "

Mr. Camvpait was well acquainted with the locality, Parties had been requested to move their fences. The Snpervisior wiil have power tou compel them.

The Act relating to peddlers was read a third time ani passed.

bousense of the most uumitigated kind.

The Island is the most important of our pro- ducts. The potate fatiens our pork, it builds up and fattens in a great measure our beef cattle, it greatly adds to the ‘flow of milk from which comes our butter land cheese, it furnishes a large bulk of the food of our people, and the large quantities of potatoes exported bring a large annua! sum to the pockets of the farmers. Its easy culture, and the con-

Mr. SULLIVAN wnoved the second reading of the bill entitkd ‘‘An Act to further amend an Act for rendering a written iInemorandyum necessary for the validity of certain promises and engagements.” He explained that under the existing law a _ Mr. Sexuivan introduced the “Appeal | Co contractor may be made liable for a debt in Equity Act,” which was read a frat time. | #{ter the six years fixed by the Statute of and ordered to be read a second time to. Limitations have expired,’ if his fellow- morrow | contractor should, within the six years,

Mr. Sciuvan moved tho House into a | ™*ke a paymeat on account, even of so Commiitee of ths Whole, to consider the | Small a sum. as twenty-five cents. Under expediency of consolidating and improving | the Bill it is provided that a payment on various Laws relating to Bills of Sale. explained what improvements were neces- | WhO makes it.

sary. At present there are thousands of | Mr. McLegop said there is no doubt that Biils of Sale on fila, and it cenot be dis. | this Legislation is required ; but the Legis- covered whether or not they are paid. It | lature should be cautious abont passing the is proposed that, within # reasouable time, | measure as introduced. The Bill is retro- at intervels, the party holding the same) spective in its operation, and werd affect shail file an effidavit, setting forth that it! securities now held by creditors who ac- still remains as an ezisting security. It is cepted them under tie provisions of the pees also to prevent these documents existing law.

‘ing expesed to the view of every person’ Mr. Maxtin thought the principle « f the | searching Doubts aleo have been raised Bill very good indeed, and that some pre. as to whether Bill of Sale can secure future vision should be made to mvet ths defect Dovald Ferguson has given notice that

| potatoes leaves the land, prepares it for future good crops of grain and hay, and

| crop «lear profit to the farmer. Let our rulers ani our farmers look to it that the | potato crops of the future are not en- | davgered or partially destroyed by eul- pable neglect -- by failure io exterminate the potate bug, while it is yet time.

No court of law and justice in the}

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potuto erop cf Prince Edward)

He | ®ecount shall ouly bind the co-contractor | dition of tilh in wh ch the growing of |

almost, if not wholly,teaves the potato)

We are pleased ‘o note that the Bon. |

| daughtere, aliof whem are ordipary in biz. | | At table shesits ing highchair. but she is a} lrigid diccip§natian, and the children submit ; to being wt

typed by her, |

PROGRAMME SACRED soNG,

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ro BR GIVEN EN | | ZION CHURCH, | ’ +> Cl +s im... Seaninir 4174 that ‘Tuesday ‘Evevisg, ifih inst.

| one eee

} ( Vark ! D, M. Fraser, Directcr.

| 1, Oh, That Men wet!d Praise the Lord.... |

Zion Charch Choir

TIT, it 12

‘of the Hill) Tnger the Patronage of His Honor.

‘lip, Vinnicombe's Concert

at Floicher’s Music Store, ana Keddin se Drvg) Store.

FORK SALE.

Boats For Sale.

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SALE ‘OBS

fSYHERE will be eo

ld by Pal the premises, or ithe

i Tuesday, the Twenr. vay of April, inst

fats ry we ~

the Licutenant Governor.

Will take place in the

Yi. C. A. HALL,

Thursday Next, 19th cuit, Tick+ ts of admission, 3. cents; can be had

1883, at the hours 4

| ALL that building, | John McLeod, Esq, , , Gen, 70724 feet, | 16316 ‘Mr. A.

“ituate oy the Park Corner, my ie with b@th-honge 4... s lect, recently used ang a C. McLeod ag a Lobster po. | Atso four Buthb-Boilerg 2nd four | se ' hand a complete set of Uronsilg fur ti

Packing, consisting of ~older § | Pans, and other implement Capable | ing ) CANS per day, "Aa 5% Traps, 3.60) pounds R p's, six Pails end other pear complete,

Pro, rau. me on Tuesday.

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(plete set of Caq Making Torls ac : (ans, 4) cords Wood, 12,000 . pone large Cook-touse, with @ coms ae Cooking Utensils Also a lot of Can ¥,

Mh'town, April 14. ’

AMER HEATHER B

Titi . Si i LLk bh ii th | Herring for Bait, ete,

sd. sow, | This js one cf the bee i hed AUCTION will be suld at Peake’s No. } - ‘ . est ‘quipped meet ad Pactorice on the iniand, ant ig Pipe ? | mile of the best fiching ground ¢ | Last season there were 2.400 | stere pack atibis Factor, lin afore acd etute tor the operations

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ah Tuesday, 17th instant,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

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The hull of tae steamer ‘- Heather Belle,” | with Boiler, as she now lies. B. WILSON HIGGS, Auctioneer.

Everyehiy,

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COT big 4 i : The above cale wil] be made. , Jerms One-third cash at gale, and on delivery, and delivery to be maade three days after sale. Further ke Bale. ‘ For further particulars a ply Bi the of Messrs. Davies, Rutheshan Pr | Solicitors, Charlotteto~n, The above premises can be applying to Mr. John McLeod, Park Gomes | JAMES M, SUTHERLAND). | ROBERT T, WEEKS, Charlottetown, April 1', 1882. gale

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Charlottetuwa, April 14

JET BLACK HORSH, nine years old, weight—elev:n handred pounds, Also Goodterm>, Apply at |

THE EXAMINER OFFICE | Sealers Wanted FOUR CAN SEALERS, whe

April 4-— li wkly 41 i thei work, io whom good wages

paid.

A

Cart and Harness.

net

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eos —ALSO - Wanted ten Lobster Fishermen,

or without boats. Apply at once to

One Sloop Sail Beat,

('ne Ship’s Boat,

One > mal! Sar Boat,

One Fi-hing Boat,

One Double Seu'! Boat

Une Long Single Scull Beat,

Ove Short Siugle Scull Bost

HORACK H Ch’town, April 12-—-lw

SCHOOL OF Cl

M's MUNKO will oj»n a school} 4 Cookery on VY onday evening, pel in the Upper Pall of the Athen a | of twelve lessons, morning end even

| bours in length. :

HAY FOR SALE.

The abeve boats helong to Mr, Joh» C. Phillips, ‘ate of Chariottetowa, and wil be

sold cheap tor cash

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iF : A poly Lo , PETER CLERKIN, Steam Navigation Co, Warehouse. Ch'town, April 15.— tl way 1 pd

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Zion Church Choir, Doxology.

Admission 25 Cents ; Children under twelve 12 Cents. April 14,

‘cNDERS! a Ris Lo @ O'TICE herehy given that Sealed

me N Tenders will received by the under. signed, Assignee of the

Estate of John McLeod,

OF THIS CITY,

MERCHANT TAILOR, |

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UP TO THE

' a .4 0th day of April, instant, AT THE HOUR OF Ii O°CLOCK.

noon, from persons willing to purchase all | his Steck in Trade, consisting of Cloths, | | Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Caps,Tailors’ | Trimmings, Ginte’ Furnishings, ete., etc., and also his Shep and Office Ferniture.

The Stock Iiook, containing a full and de- tailed inventory of the said stock and Shep Furniture, may be secn at th: cftice of Meesrs. Davies, Sutheriaud & Weeks, Charlotte town, ard the said Stock can, at any time, be in. |

} | : : : )@pected by applying to tie undersigned, Tenders will also be received from persons |

| willing to purchase the Book Debts of the | |sud Jobn Mcteod, a list of which may ie) }Seen at the cflice of Davies, Sutherland & | | Weeks,

The terms are, one-lalf cash on delivery of the Seck, and on the a.signment of the | Book D-bis; by approved three months,

The Tenders will be tor the Stock and | Book Debts separately; and the undersigned Goes not bind himself to accept the highest or any Tender,

Tenders must be on forms which may be had on applicatiog to the undersigned,

k. T. WEEKS, Assiguté.

and the balance to be secured ! promissory uotes, payabie in|

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April 14.—t] 2s

|o’clock, the following Valuable Properties.

| sold separately.

|of way to the upper building of Is fee | South Side,

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signed,

TERMS ~ Fifty per cent. cash, on delivery of the stock, and the balance to be payable , in three months, and to bé st cured by an sp-| >, horse power, encuire at TB proved joint promissory n te, | Office.

The undersigned does net bind himscli to; accept the highest or any tender,

Tenders must be on forias which may Le | had on application at the cflice of Messys, | Davies. Sutherland & Weeks, otheiwise they will not be received,

i

2. Sentence—Come unto Me...... Bradbury Morning Class, 10.8) a.m ; Evening “He Wesleyan Choir— Prof. Friese, Director. les, 7 p.m, ig | 3 Solo’ and Chorns—— Saviour Breathe ax | ap cD __ High Class Course (morning) $3,005 sq Wee sr wor son | Kk { SALE -Two Barracks of May. Ap. | a ‘mission, 35 cents “air -Ver ing Batten eee ee 2? - ‘ es ° Senin ’ wii : . s a B. C, Choir—W. Knight, Director, ply to Household Vourse (evening) $1,005 oglt : : ;O4UN INGS ) admission, 15 cente, an 4. Choirus——Like asa Father. tots erewe l ot ua ' ea ‘ | Tickets for sele at Dr. 1D) dd’s and Ap Select Choir—Prof, Earle, Director. April 14. —21 pe iearies Hall; where prospectus of both comm oe — —-— -- —- - —------ — —— K : eo: 5. Duet—Ruth snd Nacmi,......... Glover rat — 4 may bese, 7 es Miss M. MeLesd 2nd Mrs. R. Weeks. BR; y BD “a4 <y ? Tickets transicrablein families, | a5 : a: oe 4 i iS @ | For further particulars epply to sen tary 6, Chorus—-The God of Isra 1..... .. Rossini | lo thé Committee, a ae Wesleyan Choir. Hates M RY See q me x ‘Re i : “So M RY iii 7. Quartette and Chorus - Shepherd of Thine | N OTICE is hereny given that Seakd Wovunall oot, Israel. ee S. Nicholson di Tenders will be received by the under- ; Ch’town, March 27 s gion Church Choir. | signed, Assiguee ot the “pai ncn masini 8. Solo (vocal) —O, Lord how Excellent..... | : | iL ‘ : 8, sup wom -0, Lor tow Exot... Batata off Rohont B, Huestis, land Pei | F. Hesbdae Beer. ‘Bebate of hevert B. Huestis, P, £. island ez 9. Instrumental chante se eas Rossini | OF THIS CITY, Prof, Earle | | ‘ ‘go . : 2 — 1 2 : ' = j b 4 10. Quartette—God of the Morning... . . Smith | il A it BD W ARE MM BiCHART ‘ M4 & AL fie Zi n Chureh Choir. } ee : ie nel 7 j UP TO N N ) r ary iz rr ‘he LL. Solo (vecal)— Consider the Liilies : Topiift | | ¢}%, a k ae il B Br Miss L. MeFar ane. ffi lay Oe a | te ans RIL. net, Ser - Thursday, the drd day of May, next, |SPEcis1. rasseNe ce TRAIN willJem 12. Sclo and Chorus.— Father Hear our Even- ‘here for Georgetown every evening ¢ ihe Praver.: i... 024: 2 .C. A. White | 1583, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, | excepted), ai 5 o*clock. returning @@B g ) ESOS, 7 . [ 6s Wesleyan Choir. from persons willing t» purchase all his|there of the Northern Light from F . ™ Steck in Trace, consisting cf Paints. Ouls,! ‘This Train will only stop at Bevel? “ G, cal) — Flee gs 3 re te ’ > | ‘ a y Pp ~ 113. Sclo (Vecal) 7 . = a d, etc... ‘| Cutlery, General Hardware, etc., ana also ail | tion, Mount Stewart and Cardigan, aa jhis Shop and Office Furniture, consisting of | returning { 14. —Mighty Jehovah....,....... . Bel’ini | an Tron Safe, Show Cases, Sets Scales, etc. | L B. ARCHIBALD, Wesleyan Choir. The Stork Book, containing a complete oe 15. Bass Solo - Q tartette. _. Mozart invent ry, in aotehs , we ee) aye Can be seen Railway Office, Ch’town, April 3. "83. | ¥. Herbert Beer aad 6there. at the office of Messrs, Davies, Sutherland & | dy eod—her pres 3i oli 1 Will Praise TI Weeks, Solicitors; and the stock can, at any | “+e rn 16. Chorus. — } ratio Thee OGod....... time. be inspected, by applying to the jer > . » . : PW foes) ee ee ee eee | ¥ ANTS, LOST, FOUND,

WOR SALE.—A stecm boiler about it gE Ex :

[ap 40 si ‘ po SALE CHEAP. —A quantity of a proved bunchs of the fodowmg?

and “White Raspberry Plants, Red, W . | Black Currant Plants, Goce. berry Eaae | (growing,) also Strawberries. Apply 0B | PHILIPs, Sydney Street, or at Te

| AMUNER OFFIC8&., TRAY COW—A Grey and Red Cow, 30 bk) five years old, came on the en premises about the 2nd instant, cau have Ler by paying cypenses.—— Witt Lone, Great George Si, jap icles Ha ee ASTLD— A GIRL for General Hoo work. Apply at Tar Examiner rT

‘PO LET—A Comfortable HOUSE, 0

mond Street. Apply to M. Stevenson. SITUATION WANIED—Fy 0 young WK as Clerk im a general stove. jood rei ence can be given. Eoquire at P OFFick, me FR oon 10 LET— Fornishd of ished, with use of kitchen oan

Apply at ExamMInek CFFICE. | ne

SOR SALE—A private residence fof rt. tleman and family, handsemely #

Apply et EXaMENek One — —-—a ai FSO LET.--Tht handsome and con = e.t'age on Weymouth cunts \ occupied by Mr. George Mebay : on | *Pposite residence of Dr. Beer. onset

Ci \5th May next. Apply to Loxew | HASZARD.

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