Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush "
Sit down and smoke
EI`\T.£-L_]'_|_
You willenjo i¢_ A
Y 1 Ill grocere and drnggiits. ,
 E'Xisrutmi& in,  C H 0 l"`q0N
Fora real gona pun- l
tograph try ~ 
Coo|i's Studio, ( so  _ \ l
` New nesisnsay nicer,
l The Studio Whore Bah 1;
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After an attack cf Ls Grippe _,_-\ _ \ '//,
K 'N \
Tohmake you Strong ll  _
Hughes’ Digestive Tonic  - 
.is unexcelled. lt nourishes any.
stre;i5:hen;idthginerv_ea, improves me    B S
a p e a s esti dt
tide whole ayateg. on an ones up
Price 25e per bottle.
GEO. E. HUGHES,
Apotliecaries Hall
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LONERGA N’S
Quick Lunch
Lunches served daily at the above place
from ice up. i5c lunches a specialty,
Following is a list of i5c lunches:
Beans and Pie
Ham and Beans
Corned Beef and Beans
Chicken Pie]
Fried Eggs
Fried Sausages
Bread and Butter-Potatoes, and Teii
or Codec, served with any of the above
orders for i5c.
We serve hot buckwheat cakes with
syrup for 5c, also steaks, ham and eggs.
Q C.
Give ua a call,
Gt. George St,
srmwfam Opp. Crnlibe‘s
.FOR SALE
-A cart siallioimhree years old by Gold
EVE RY LEAY
is ~argain~ day now at our store.
You can buy slices cheaper new
than at any other time. Our prices
are lower than others for same class
of goods. It will certainly pay
you to see our stock before you
buy. We cerrv the largest stock
;‘,}:.‘?€3'.i‘i3§?“‘.l.;°2.;‘“,;‘..%.’5:; Bunn oi corn
most at $3.ooa pair. Try us for
your next pair.
A' __E. Thlislhcl§ACIIEN
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.Having rented my farm I will sell by
Public Auction on April ist, i9oB,_at
Granville_ all my stock and farming un-
Iements. Terms made known at sale.
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We’ve the new
styles in ~omen’s
walking boots.
We’ve the narrow
and the medium
toe; the Cuban,
French or regular
heels; Lace,Button
or Hlucher styles.
Patent kidaridcalf,
gun metal calf,viei,
box calf, etc., etc ,-
street boots at
$4.co or 554. 50.
Alley (3. Co
Queen Quality Agents
for Ch’T0wn
.,~wq'”-,|g¢.¢.~»».v»q-q,»m~i-- wwe 17-vice'
finder, dam by Roc~hy. Can he seen a Q
owncr’s stub es, Spring Park, Citv.
G ii siiiivioxs 0 I S
3-°I8dm\\‘frmwl`2\\'p(l
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We have some very nice table cod-
i'i.~.li in stock. They are large
thick fish nicely dried andskinn-
ed and give splendid satisfac-
tion, We have nl~o ftheflloneless
Codfish in smnll and large boxes
put up at the ~ouris l-'ish Drier.
Also slireded Codfish for making
fish balls.

Kent Street, _
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Ear. Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eves tested and fitted for
glances.
OFFICE HOURS
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W. D. MCCOUPREY-
3..,3,-wgidgspd Auctioneer. B A
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Siacialiljlrtain i
45 Pairs
Ladie s’bcx calf boots.
Th; sizes are mostly
3.3%. 4, 4%. a few
are 6 yi and 7.
This line is worth _
$2.00
i W¢.will close them
out this week for
` $l.25
Sprague & C99..
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Valuable Shure farm
Phoiogi' a p  e r_
in the Photo Art
Aii me Latest series
For Sale
ilhrs f I dt-ur
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. a le!
.‘l7Z"é€'i!‘..'.'2’ll.'i1°..‘1.‘l'..L‘£-'iifiil%8.. 3.53.
when an abundance o sehmtnvlri Of I
n uw.;-g be obtained. contains n-
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°I°lh"<ilc“li1e‘s|:;iTcd xwtfmad and
 On the premiums there lgnmodsrr
mu", wall tm it and heated ll
with wood house and D‘lll,\P \\°“'*
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THE- i0UEEN’S COU
` l-lead Offices in New Prowse Block- -Charlottetown.
*Shoe contest and prize night nt Fairy-
limil tonight. _
\_Viitch for the big musical four ut
Fairyluld tomorrow night.
The members of the Victoria hockey
team are expected home today.
The Epi-ty Hours Devotion 'begins at
St. Duxistiufs Cathedral tomorrow
. morning. -
D. Montgomery of the P. E. I. Ry..
Alberton returned from Ottawa on
Saturday.
The Guardian ia pleased to report
that Fred H. Trainer, City. is recover-
ing from his recent. illness of lu grip; e.
Carter & Co’s large new stock of wall
lpuper in beautiful esigns is new open-
ied up. Their iid will appeal' tomorrow.
l The many friends of John Lewis,
Brighton, are pleased that be has so for
l be able to resume work.
Rev. T. P. Cullen ol' Minneapolis who
,has been visitinglbia mother, Mrs. P.
'Cullen of this 'ty leit on return to
Minneapolis lust night.
The big four will be in the Opera.
House tomorrow night. These artists
have being playing to crowded houses
on the main und. Tliev are instrumen-
talists of the finest rank.
lt was learned by The Guardian hy_
enquirirignt his home late lust night
that G. . Longwortli of this City, who
was on Saturday lust seized with ruddcn
iellncss at his office was very much bet-
r.
l s. A. iiemsa of Liners at ii¢1.e<»a'»,
returned Saturday from an extended
visit among the chief British manufac-
turiiigcentrea- Mr. McLeod reports
having selected a piirticulorly fine stock
for his firm‘s spring buaincsa A large,
part of his purcliaaos-l\re coming in yl
freight from day today.
Rev. G. A. Hiirris, M. A., Rector of
liluhone Buy. who gave ii Church His-
tory Lecture at the institute in Halifax
is ii guest of Rev. C. W. Vernon; Mr,
Harris in ii native of Charlottetown, ii
graduate of Kings and one of the most'
orceful speakers of the Anglican derio-I
inination in Nova Scotia.
The tenders received for the purchase
of the Queen Hotel property in this
City were opened on Saturday. There
were six tenders ranging from
$10,100 to $10.-5000. The latterivas that
_of Wm. Modiitt and Arcliihiiltl Mc-
Lean. lt in understood that in the event
oi' tho continuing et’ this business. Mrs. ,
Arcliibiild will remain in charge. ‘
ln Mr. l\lc(i-ill's upper shipyard ut
Halifax work on the steamer \» linifrod.
is being pushed along rapidly. Sho is!
being bui t for The New .Burrell-John-‘
son iron company, of Yarmouth, and
when complete will be owned by the
[bland S. S. company. ofChnrlottetown.
She is |20 fcet long, 27 feet wide,
diiiught of water, 0 feet 6 inches. She,
will be fitted with twin screws and'
will be launched in a few weeks.
Falryland's program of eight pic-
tures, the farewell perionnance by'
Devene and Shuotz, the distribution-
of prizes, and the two illustrated
songs by Maddison and Hamey alll
combined, to pack the Opera House
overflowing on Saturday night. The
presentation of prizes caused con-
B. Warburton. City. was s passen-
ger to this Cityby the mall special
Saturday.
turned Saturday, by tlie mall special
from Ottawa
City at 18.55 S-.it.'.|rd.i.y wen fifty
bags of mail.
There ara still about 68 can of
oats along the P. E. I. R. awaiting
transportation to .Pletou.
'Any girl desiring to learn ad and
news setting should apply at this
oihce at once. A good chance tor the
` right girl.
i The outward cargo by the Minto
_from Gootgotown Saturday lmiuded
eleven cars of oats, two cars way
horse.
freight and one.
The inward cargo by the Stanley
to Georgetown Saturday tncluded
520 bags wheat, one car implements
recovered from his recent accident as to, and lour cars mixed freight.
Master of The Rolls, on the subject
oi automobiles on the public streets
and ronda appears in another column
of to-day's Guardian.
During the remalnderoi the ses
week until Saturday and adjourn till
Tiiesday. I-lsretofore they have been
sitting till Friday and then adjourn-
ing till Monday. _
Nova Scot.ia's exhibit of apples at.
picked six months ago. This is a
point for fruit growers in this Prov-
ince to think over.
Advertisers are again reminded tha
this ofiica not later than one o'cloc
ahiirp and their business locals no
later than three o'clock oi each woe '
day, exclusive of statutory holidays,
to insure insertion in next. issue. All
received later than the above hours
will also appear when they do not
interfere with the setting in typo of
"Some skies are blue,
And some are dnrk;
Please send me fifty-
Your son, Mark "
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And some are pink;
I’ll send you titty-
1 dou’t. think."
The statement was made recently
that the Bank oi. Montreal would ir_i~
aiigurats a more, expansive policy by
opening more brdnches in the United
States and _very likely on the Conti-
nent oi Europe; that with.a view to
portunittes to deal; with exchange, it
_would open in all the American cen-
tres where an exchange business can
be worked up, Boston and New Or-
leans being spoken oi as prospective
points as a starter. As for Europe,
the idea prevails that s branch will
very soon be opened in Paris, where
been established, ,
siderabla merrlment. Everybody in-
cluding thosa who did not win went
home satisfied and happy. l
met last. week. The president called
the meeting to order. The subject of
debate was: which is the better wife
for a man to have-the clean cross
wife, or the dirty quiet woman. The
debate was opened by Joseph ;oi'y
in favor of the quiet woman; he was
supported by Geo Sbeldow, J, R,
Monaghan, C. W. Sheidow, and Em-
merson Sheidow. In the :viscous r-i
J. A. Drake, Chas Mel/{cii-1ie`i'~.=pccd
ed. and wna supported 'l-_'»~ 175|-_fel
Mcldachern and Jos l'-I. M' nn.ir'i
sion the chairman gave his du.-;si0n
in favor of the clean, cross w nnan
A hearty vote of thanks was tender.
ed the chairman for his able and im-
next meeting was chown and is
"which is the I, 5'-l'0l18cr passion,
Love or Hatred, moved by Daniel
McEachern and seconded by G W
Sheidow. ` `
A report was submitted from ii
joint committee of the Grand Lodge,
01 St- J<>hn._ N; B.. the Grand
140030 of P. E. I.. on the project ol
establishing an orphanage for the
children oi members of this order.
The essential part of this report. is
contained- in the following resolution,
which was . unanimously adopted liy
the Joint committee: "'rha1. it is in
the beat interests of the 0range'A5.
sociation that tlioprovinces of New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia unite in
the establishing of an orphanage
h0m°. to be located in a centrali
soelation that the provinces 0( New.
_Bl‘\!l1HWl¢k or Nova_ Scotia., "And`
2211*- your committee recommend
at the Grand Lodges of Newl
Brunswick and Nova Scotia units in'
vf°°“rIaz tha Property at sa¢xviu¢,l
known as the Balmer property, for
the purpose of a Protestant Orphan-l
880 to be under the jurisdiction of.
the Grand Lodges oi New B;-ungymk
:;glMNpvo Scotia. for the sum ot
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zxritisli Almond Pink cures chap-
ands and roughness of akin, Its
Emollient. properties an quickly
leon after the first application.--Xt
also removes tan and takes sway
irritation from the levers March
winds-only She a bottle. A W
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After a very large amouut._of disi ._s`.'
TO THE GENTLEMEN AND LAD-
IES OF CHARLOTTETOWN AND
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND :-
than ever to give you the very best
to be had in the tailoring art.,having
received the latest New York fash-
iona from the John J. Mitchell fash-
ion house for the spring and summer
of 1908. I have also received a large
supply oi the very latest in suitings,
overcoatings, trouserlngs and ladies’
coatings, which I will make up at
the lowest possible price. I have e.
ladies’ cont maker who ia an expert
-GUARDQN
NTY ~ GUARDIAN ;>l§'._:,'.”;...}’.‘.’.°.l.° ..‘2l..'.l‘.°.'fi..‘f.l; ii.l‘a:
Mrs. J. L. Godkin. City, oboe re-
turned from an enjoyable visit to
lMui'ray Harbor.
' 'rin event or the usa win us A. J.
B. Mellish'n lecture Thursday even-
-- llog on the Boer War, illustrated by
Rev. A. E. Burke, Allierton, re- sixty excellent stereo _
pticoii slides
The Presbytery of Halifax has
nominated Rev. Clarence MacKinnon,
The mail special arrived in this B. D., well .known in this Province
to the chair of Practical Theology
=and Church History. in ' the Presby-
terian College, Halifax. _
l The winter ntoamers did not make
,trips between Georgetown and Pic-
ltnu yesterday, consequently no
foreign mail was received. The mail
special left as usual last. night at
nine o'clock for Georgetown.
iEllMMlllllill lll `
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A letter from Mr. Justice Hodgson, ,,
Feared That Captain And Sai-
lor In Small Boat Have '
sion the Legislature will sit ¢a¢ii| B93" B|0Wn T0 Sea
ahiplust night. Apparently thc men
lost thoii'bcai1'ngs. A coastal steamer
.searched for tho boat until duyliglit.
but without success. The Scyllu in now
align ed in an extonded<scui'ch, it lic-
tlielr "changes" must. be received a. irigtliought that tho boat might hiivel
been blown to scii.
The British Navy lint for March. 1008,
gives Crawford McLauchlun sa Coin-
asander of tho Scyllu. which is a 3,400
ton protected cruiser, attached to t-ha
Fourth Cruiser Squadron.
another Quebec bank has alreadyl .___
th 1 1 gp (1 _ Paton it C0., have rcccivcd 25 dozen'
6 reg” ar news;_. B ay ,of Perrin"s kid gloves for Easter in the'
A ce,-tam young ,mm ,ho w,m¢|Qlga:ind other standard grades. Thu.
West |55; "ar ,-,,c,,,my "nt home eight button glove, I6 inches in length
In be -'-ii no i~'~r
1| as en rect-net n ii ie .mn V
igshzifwing touching appeal to his ' shades of ton and is selling at. $1.75, thol
ihreo qiuirtor or twenty inch is selling
at $2.95 and thc intormcdiuto length at
-$2.25. rt-znfili. l
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The father, nof wishing to be out- i ’
done by his son, sent back the fol~| 5 r 
lowing rep1y:-- O/ ,
“Some skies are bl """
We are authorized by Mrs; James
Street, having a good cottage and
out buildings all in good repair.
Terms easy. For particulars apply
on premises or to
take advantage of its exceptional op-  BENJ. CARTER & Oo.,
Wanted at Once
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A quantity of recleane
white oats suitable for seed.
.Iamnwin btt iti ' '
The Mill View debating societyi 0 A e er pos on Delivery required not later
than first week in Ma-rch.
For prices and particulars ap-
ply to
GRENADA. British West Indieizii
March 20-Fears are entertains
the Royal Horticultural show in Lon-“board me Brmsh schmnm. 3c_,.||,,_
don has been awarded n gold medallstationed here’ fm. tho safnty cf the
f°" th” best “WI” ‘h°“'“~ They Captain of thecruiser. who in a small
were in splendid condition, thougiilbeat managed byasailor put out to his
Richards to oiler for private sale her,
property situated on Cumberland;
Order-
Br
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The Always
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Busy Store. Mail
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The Finishing
l ouch
The Veil
The finished look of a
woman's appearance is i.uuch
enhanced b a jud ciousrv
chosen, carefhlly adpisteti vei .
Among the spring novelties
shown here, are fancy meshes
with velvet dots. chenille dots
and liemstitclied cliiffons in all
the wanted shades.
Freeze
Hot
Chicken Pies
Wea hr r
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Niels;-Fasliibns
in Women’s Jackets
. STANLEY
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Smart stylish, spring
models, as suggestive of
sunny days and summer
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l`\\ nights, as the cool days of
- ll" _ spring.
new
Grey mixed tweed jacket, 25
inches long, stitched silk collar.
edgpd with braid, self sira ped
patch pockets. Regular £4.50
jacket our price... _ , $4.50
Black box clotl_i jacket, 15
incheslong, light httiug, welt
seam, fly front, taped. S cial
price  .  $.75
A good English covert _-loth
jacket, as illustrated. loose back
self strapped, ily front, taped
t seams. special price . $7.25
Grey tiveed jacket. with ii
slight touch of green, loose
back. Gibson effect. braid trim-
med, very itylish. Our- rice
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.. £14.75
A very pretty locket of f.wn
covert cloth. wit a little touch
of light in it, tight fitting,
Gibson effect. self strap ed,
lined, Our price  SILSO
BROS.
Don’t »
when you can get hotldrinks at any hour except
while you sleep at rny pa-pi-lar resturant.
in abundance just ihe ihlng to waim you up and
make ion feel good and .~.tror»g.duri\ gihi tran;,~eable
iff I. DESi\'0,l`ll S.
Grocery snaps
$l.00
Tiara Soap (any 5°, bnr)
Lb 25c Tea. i
1 Gul Astral Oil _
4 Rottie Heaion'~l Pickles (zo ozl
H Lb best C, Tnrtnr
i Lb linkin.; Snrlli
I Lb Siurizl
I Fox I nunrlry Blue
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in that line. Ladies give us a call R E M t h & ( 1 -
;t:"‘..‘;"‘..';.:°::.*;‘.:‘.f.;“‘.Pl.°”° i°" ° U C »°~ ’J<>l\»\Lorinolli/fl! Co
. ave a so » , _
an expert from the old country who QM" sim" Ch‘"l°"°“'°w"
will clean and press and repair your P. O. Box 657- Te|ePh°"“' 284' PHONE °‘“~
clothing at a very modest price. “""'f"‘h ‘I
Give ua your order early and avoid
the rush.
Upper Queen Street
3--18dmwf.rwtf.
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of the headaclies people are
afflicted with are caused, it
is sta ed on good authority,
by some form of eye-strain
resulting from certain ab-
normal conditions.
To detect and correct
these abnormal conditions
is the work <f the up to.-
date optician.
Modern methods of ex-
amination, intelligently ap-
plied, make it possible for
us to guarantee sit sfaction
in all our_:opticsl work.
We operate our own
lens-grinding plant.
G. F. Hutcheso
Cbn rlottetown.
Slush
and Slop
We have a large stock of
heavy whole stock boots
for nien, boys, youths,
women, niissies and
children, suitable [for
spring slush and which
will keep your feet dry.
In order to clear out
our large stock of the
above lines. we will give
special large discounts
for the next month.
naruai decision. 'rin subject for! , Janus GALLAGHAN. 2-nvttmif. Appclillllg
lliome -Made Preserves
is your appetite dull? Nnlliing 
good to slmrpvn it iipastlic-so
ome-uirulc janis and jellics, in
ll fruit iliivoi-~i. they :irc .simply
d elicious, pure and wholesome.
Order promptly. Price |8c to
_'ion in glass bottles.
Ever eat Leard'a canned
chicken? lf not _voii have the
treat of your lifetime awaiting
you. lt is tootheome. whole-
some and delicious. Price 25c.
Order NOW. Goods delivered.
.Choice Canned Chicken
w. w. walks .‘§‘.‘.‘2‘.‘.§§f.’,
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Cor Euston and Orlebar Struts.
dttartiilm
Cleanliness is
, H, BB", Nemo Godlmw
If you want yonrlioine thorough
dtfsfu"-f ly clean and healthy. have it done
scientiically. Ordinary disinfect-
ant; vo only n fllic still 0
D¢'s|fah|¢ hokrry |0|»§3|¢ swans. uimba and mein
lurk beyond the reach ot themes
. /f
situated on North River Road ons mils pa",¢n|u |,ou“w(f¢_ [ U” wh
fromC.i-i’town known la Milford Pam thehun .ppmved mgmmj 'usp
consisting of as acres, eil clear and in a is . nnfect g¢,m|¢]d¢ um emjmmd
blah New °f ¢\'NiYl"°"- N" "'°""‘¥ by a i Boards of Bcaltlfanu Health
noun with modern improvements and among. `
mitbuidlnri *aww ~i»\r-°°°4 °~='==“* can is modems
.. , . . , ww M . . VV '
 ¥lligf?iTil rearrange R9i\_‘,||“' mm B" smiwmh' Bonn". md Pu"T¢I;;NC~ \|°|-30°- nlfuihinctor 
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For Sale
Elsie Mac. 2.22%.
brown mare 16 bands high weighs
1100 pounds sired by J. R. Shedd.
6969, record 2.195, he by Red
Wilkes 1749, dam Lady Star by
Jupiter Star he by Jupiter Abdallah.
.Elsie Mac has a yearllng race record
'oi 2.43 and won the yearling stake
rnco for trottera given by the New
England Breeders _-_-...-.i
two thousand dollars. fclhe also won
the challenge cup given by the Dor-
chester Driving Club _lor trottora in
1906 -.=tcppi.i_- .i qlinrici' of :i mile in
the fast time nl :tr -.1--.~.\t.-'_ Sho is
sound and right ln every way B
grand road mute and should prove a
great brood marc. She has been
mated with the stallion Banito
2.18; and believed to be safe ln foal.
For extended pedigree and price
address F. J. Cameron, Charlotte-
’ mm. s-i1aturzlrtuiai.
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Tenders
Two Concrete Piero and
Approaches
Tyne Valley Bridge
Depni tment of l’ubllc Works,
Charlottetown,
, March mth, igcil
, si;.ii.au 'rnunnits mu in racqu-
edat this Department umil noon on
Tuesday, March gilt, i9o8 to any
person orrersons willing to contrrtt
or the bu ldlng of two concrete piers
and repairing of approaches oi' ’l`YNl~`-
VALLEY BRIDGE, Tyne Valley, nc-
coniing to plans and spec dcatioii
iohe s~ ei at Roderick MeNeill's more
Tyne V..lley and at this oihee.
Names of two responsible pe'sons
willing to become bound for the faith-
i‘nl pvriofnianea oi the contract nina:
accompany each tender.
The Department' doe not bind
itself toaccept the ilowaat or asv
tender.
Tenders to he addressed to the
uedereinned ard to be market.
-Tenders for "TYNR VALLEY
BRIDGE."
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