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Il est intitulé : ‘‘Le St-Laurent Historique, Légendaire et Topo- graphique’ de Montréal à Chicou- timi sur le Saguenay et à Cacouna L'au-. teur donme succinctement l'histcire et les légendes qui se rattachent à toutes les villes et villages que, l’on passe lorsque l’on fait le voyage par eau ; une belle gravure de l’égiise de chaque place, ne per- met pas au voyageur de se mépren- dre sur l’endroit où il est.

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Ce volume qne l’on neus annon-, ce, sera de plus accompagné de dix sept carates du fleuve, donnant des détails inuus jusqu’s ce jour, à tout autre, qu’à des mains très expéri- mentées. Quelles belles vacances, qu’une excursion le loug de notre beau fleuve en connet ou e:1 cha- loupe, accompagné de ce beau guide, lorsque chaque île, en un mot tous les détails du fleuve, se- ront facilement reconnus.

On a souvent reproché au gou- veriement d'avoir distribué des li- vres inutiles, en voici un qu’il ne pourra jamais trop répandre. Pu blié en anglais, en même temps qu’uu Français, it est appelé à fai- re coumaître partout uotre beau et magnifique St-Laurent.

Nos plus sincères félicitations aux éditeurs de la Revue Canadien- ne, qui dans ce numéro nous don- ne aussi lé texte du jugement de

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senter au public canadien-français. SALE TO COMMENCE EACH DAY

then to Glenwood Hall.

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1906

ROAD NALES

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Division No. 4, Prince Co.

The subscriber will sell by public auction, Repairs to the Roads and Culverts in the above mentioned districts as féllows : —

at 8 o’clock, a. m. Tuesday, Jume 19oth, Roads on Lot 16, east of Wester Road, be- ginning at corner of McLean änd Wester Roads.

Wednesday, June 2oth, Roads on Lot 16, west of Western Road aud the Roads on Lot 15, leading from Barry's Corner to McCNally's Mills ; thence tewards Rocky Point, commencing at S. Day’s.

Thursday, fune 21st, Roads on Lot 15 from McNally's Bridge to big brook and” Wedge’s Bridges, commencing at McNaliy's.

Friday, June 22n1Â, the remai- niug Roaës on Lot 15, commencing at Phil. A. Perry'’s.

All sales subject to the approvai of the Commissoner of Public Werks.

JOSEPH G. GALLANT, Reod Inspector. Abram's Village, May 31st, 1906.

ROAD NALHN

Division No. 2, P. Co.

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The undersigned will sell by pu- blic auction the repairs to Roads and Bridges in the above same Di- vision :—-

Commencing MONDAY, June 18th

ROAD NALES

Division, No. 6; Dis- ! trict Nos. 6 and 7, Prince. Co

The undersigned will sell by pu-

‘ Repairs to the Roads and Bridges in the above named Division, com- mencing on the following dates :

Monday, June 11th, at 8 o’clock a. 1…1., at Spring Valley Hall, and at Daruly Hall at r o’ciock 9. m.

Tuesday, June r2th, at 8 o’clock, a. m., at Indian River Post Office, and at Malpeque Hal! at 1 p. m.

Wednesday, Juue ï3th, at 8 o’clock a. m.,at Margate Corner. thence County Line Road and Lat 25 Road, at or near Picketts’ For- ge at Ip. m. . Thursday, June 14th, at 8 o’clock a. m., at Indiau River Bridge, and, at Townsends Corner at 1 p. m.

Friday, June 15th, at 8 o’clock, at Line Lot 19, omthe ŒJrishtowm Road, near Kensington ; 10 0'clock, Hogg Road by Cheese Factery, and Margate Road at 1 p. m.

All sales subject to the approval

of the Commissioner of Public

Works.

GEORGE LOCKHART Road Iuspecter.

Spring Valley, May 29th, 1906.

Nous venons de recevoir plu-

1906, at 7 o’clock a. m., from: O'Leary Road to Doyle Road ;! Locke Road Reserve Road, McRea Road f om Lot 4 to the end of O'Leary Road. |

‘THUESDAY, June zoth, at 7a | m., Hamilton Read, (Campbell! Road ; then to West Point Wharf ;

WEDNESDAY, June 2oth, at 7 a. in., Ramsay Road, O’Leary Road, Smailman Road ; then to the end of Barclay Road ; the Boulter Road.

FRi1DAY, June 22ud, at 7 4. m., from Line Roat to Indian Point ; then to Brae ; then Grand Dyke ; then Beaton Road.

SATURDAY, June 23rd, at 7 a. m., Campbeli Road, from Lot 6 to Shore ; from Brea te Glenwoed Hall.

All By-Roads not mentioned in the above will be sold at each day's sale as they come is.

All contracts must be completed within 21 days after date of sale

All sales subject to the approval of Comumissioner of Public Werks.

JOHN M. STEWART, Road Inspector Glenwood, Lot 8,

l'honorable juge Fortin dans la cause de Jules Mary contre B:r-

connaissance des Droits d’Auteur au Canada.

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ROAD SALES

District No, 4, P. Co

I hereby give notice that ! will sell by public auction to the lowest bidder repairs to Roads, Culverts and Bridges in the above mamed District.

Commencing on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2oth, at 7/a. m, Read to Jj. Moreshead’'s, and Road from Gfigg’s to Ashtau’s : mext Road from ;Grigg's to Bzaten's, via West Devon Statien : and Road to Goffs Bridge, mext {Rod from Goff's teward Portage River ; at 1. p. m., the Tory Road from west end ; the Bryan and Sullivan Roads will be sold when passing ; immediately after the Rafferty Road towards Portage Station ; at 5 p. m., Luke Road and Bui- ger Road ; also Road to Narrows, via Murphy's.

THURSDAY, JUNR 21st, at 7 2.

| m., the Dystant Road, and Road

to Bideford, Chapel, from west end ; next, the Road from line Lot 13 to A. William’s and Road from Bideford to E!lerslie ; at 9 a. w., the South Junction Road from east end, and Road from South Junction to Dystant Road, and fiom South Junction toward’s Ford's ; McKinnon’s : next Road to Lot 12 Point, from west end ; immediately aîter, [Road te Squir- rel Creek ;and Point Lookout ; at 5 p. m., Road frem D. Milligan’s to"Pawe’s, aud Road to Carr's Deep Point : also the Road from D. Milligan's to Presbyterian Church.

FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd, at 7 a. m., Road from Kelley's to Black Bauk ; next the Road from line

| osent dans les cimetières devr aient | Lot 13 to Lot 11 Ferry, commen.

cing at Black Band Logging ; at 11 a. w., the North Junctiou Road, from east end ; at 1 p. m., the Al- dous Road to Couway Station, and Road from Conway to Western Road : at 6 p. m.,the Road from Conway to Barlew Road from west end.

SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, at 6 a. m., the Western Road from line of Lot 6 to Robinson’s, commencing at the Lake ; the Gillls Road will be sold when passiag ; at 11 x. m., the Road frem Robinson's to Eg- mont Bay ; next the Road te Mc- Arthur's, £r., and Read from Mc- Lellan’s to Western Road via En- more River Mills ; next the Road from Enmore River to Moor's, and from Moor's Road ;to Bigger’s Shore, at 5 p. m., the Road from Beaton’s to line Lot 9, frem west end.

Security will be required on the spot for the due performance of each contract.

AIl obstructions on the public highways, such as fencing, mill lumber and rubbish from old feu- cing, etc., will be remeved on day of sale according te law, withont further notice or respect of persous. Seld to approval ef Public Works. Should any of the foregoing days prove stormy, the sale will take place next fine day and s0 continue till all is sold.

WM. J. PALMER, Freeland, June 406,

Road Inspector,

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