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News of The Relief of
Mafeliing
CUNCENTRATING
Kimbgrly - Kipling Gone
ggioemfontein---Wounded
Take the Field
umD\`M5mh *l (Special l There is
B0 news from the front except
lighting on Sunday at
north of kimberly resulting
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THE WEATHER
WAsni\cro\ \Lireli 31 (Speciali-
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cool with fiesh westerly to
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ise oi Headache that
ePo\vders will not Ie-
in ten minutes All dealers ten
Reiki told of the progress Of
ffiflelael of Mafeking
98- Iehalkburger reached Pretoria
Kqllng has gone to Bloemfontein,
than the young Boers are now doing
wlicadnty under the British ofhcers.
Prints Cole, the Canadian whom the
Qlwcnvmited at \e-tie) has reiovercd
Ind ltiled today foi South Africa to
munhis regiment
A brigade of Imperial Yconiinry are
l\|Il¢llyconc>ntr.iting .it Kimberly
Bntle; < Lmiu1en‘ is ill cure Cioup a in
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Sits
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Standard Oil Case.
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\VlLL THE GOVERNMENT GET THE MEN i
HAi.n=‘Ax, March 11.-(Special)--Some
doubt existsas towhether the Govern-
ment will be able to raise the number of
men required for the Halifax garrison.
Present indications are' that not over 400
will be available on Tuesday when the
Leinsters start for Egypt. New regiment
should now he in Halifax learning the
duties. Recuiting in Nova Scotia is very
slow.
TO PRESERVE THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM.
l\IoNrnI:Ai.. [March 21. -~lSpeeial‘.-A
movement is on foot to induce the Govern-
ernment to put a sum in the estimates for
the purchase of the Plains of Abraham
for use as a public park or parade ground
and thus prevent its tlireatened distruc-
tion.
tion gave evidence that showed the ex
istence of a private arrangement with
law had been violated. Hon. A.G. Blair,
said that the people had been unfairly
dealt with and if the law did not meet
the case then provision would be made
that would.
PERSONAL MENTION _
Mr. James A.Alley and his son, of
Charlottetown were at Cardigan on Tues-
thcy intend to remain in future.
Mr. Harvey E. Clarke, representing
the hardware business in Sydney.
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Baking Powder  
Maclefrompure
creamoitartar.
Safeguardsthefoocl
the _
nu»i\|.¢umea|»oanneo.,uswvo|ur. '-
Prmters, ' _
Book binders,
Booksellers.
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Fancfyf Goods.
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Indications are That Noi' l
Railway solicitors and denied that the ness
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\Vho commanded' the British, Cana-
Mo.\"rRi;.\i., March 21- --(Speeial.)---The y dian and Queensland forces for the relief
Standard on companys agreement with Of Dwgiw during which wg bode Qfiotneingene ofthe immense., ttjwttf
the Railways was ventilated again today Sunnyside was fought on l\ew hears g._thering_- -
Bosworth of the C. P. R. under examina- I ° ' P E In flfbfitauce the  89113. f_
‘LAST   
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The Soldiers' Wives’ League accepted
y the hospitable offer of the President of the
Branch, Mrs. Colonel Moore, to use her
parlors for their initial :social gathering,
which took the very laudable form of a
farewell entertainment to the Island boys
who leave this evening for garrison duty
instrumental music provided by Mr. J.R.
Davison and Captain Watts the Rev. Mr.
Westhiirn was calledon to spegk to the
Day l’
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1 leaving the personal
I slightest cough or
son‘s Botanic Balsam,
I tions Printed upon' the
 a ldruggists.
-Mr. L. E.Prowse. M. L. A., of Prowse
Bros, whose r:=turxi from England was
stock at old prices, but not before the ad-
'vance which had actually taken iplace
before Mr. Prowse left for England.
_(_ ` _ . A _ -_ - h presented by the Queen to Private Dillon. ,
;”t};,O5‘;l§_ t's\'1];I;;dt 35.151? tHe ,The box is some 4x6 inches with brass,
Sutherland the latter having gone into mush enameued In red' In me Centre
=- I ' L a happy new year. V. R." The box will bei
window to-day. The letter is written' s
R four days before-the battle in whieh Priv- ’
W' at any price here fortheyare oil'ering£4 to f
 alum, lives. We expect to be in the seige of
g __ “ as _ ` " £15#
The many friends of Mr. N eil Nicholson  day a'ftern‘~;°“ pil” of the Stagmg bwk; ‘men you recognize the ladyship implied in ‘
} of Cardigan were glad to see him on gf on.  a“'9»J' _ami 3-' 1'- W 3-\1.‘l`l3&l1‘ff3ll'l50 51119  the term la ly,the womanlincss of the word A
day in Montague again after his se iou;  bfeaklllg hw 1?* He ‘fag bmug lt t°_ e ' 1"   ' '~""-.J I e 
mneSS_  city on the eastern! train. Dr. Warbngrt Jn
Mr. Joseph McDonald. Harry Mcnoraifi C be” “hc ‘“5°"°d hm "
and John Mc-.\'it»ie of Crapaud left today  Yns’i‘ERDA'f evening DF- Bilglla-l_1 Fe'
| by the S. S. Minto for Seattle, B.-C. where 5 ceiveda letter fr01> MP- Al`5l111l‘ D010!!-
Tlxe Dr. also received by registered mail
the box which contained the chocolates
is an embossed bust of Her M-agesby, un- l
derneath which is the words “I wish you ll
exhibit ed in Messrs.  8: J ohnson’s ‘
ate Roland Taylor died.  following
areextl-actstrom the 
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Du.-BAGNALI..    ' ' 
DEAR sm;~I nm  you today
what is considered  to be 0110 01
the mo§ thatean be pro
cure’ Vg,-I  contained the ;
 to the troops by ;
Hg;-1[aje,sty. Theyare not to be bought' f
£ 5 sterling in Cape Town for all they I
gan get. We are leaving for the real
front to-day and will have to tight for our
Magersfontein. We went out to Sunny- ~
side a few days to meet some 1510 Boers-
but before we got there they _had fled but
were cut ofl’ by the Seaforths and badly _
beaten. All the boys are well. l
ARTHUR DILLON.
. ~ » V, gether during the whol - en' . ALS
  - ' o’elock ,Mr. James Aflac*-.ak e:va.smcl;.lled to
noted in _ve>'tei~.i.iy`s issue, was fortunate |“`m be asked t0 D911 3 Weeklg al1S“’¢l`-
in securing most of the firms spring The l`00”1“'1]1 bfilll y0U1` CUSP Sal ILS u
 ' ~'i -Wifi 1\n.1v no -- _  _ _ '
» i' -wi G ff D All  f ‘W}:1;\h;[nLw;L;l;;J;¢d inuininfmir ii-:i1¢~,‘9°”-d't'°"° “i""h .the .S‘f°f°t” “_ Badge
daiimem 1% L rl EOM ' eb 5 un- iueihiaistchtmh in -Lime York yeseer.ll’“d'°1“te”b*' f‘2"”'”"’d ‘“’”"“S 5-P-Q-R
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sister and it may be
I-asm
|8150!
i Bimncli of we sumti-3'
L¢*\8\1¢ -Offers to equip a room- for
you, Where, on Saturday evenings' you as '
Island men may repair as a club midi
receive a weekly letter from somej
member of the League and in return you W
club room for evening recreation the
only condition being tliat you assent
to wear the club’s badge on the inside of
Your tunics and by so doing accept the
Sobriety, Purity, Queen, Relii-*Ion As
woman; as y I honor them in the person”
ofthese dear loyou besober, hcpure. The
coat you w‘ ,, and so nobly worn byyour
comrades on" eield of carnage proclaim
your love §i of your Queen, pn-
elude the n _' ity of my speaking on
this point-. Ot your religion-live up to
in Halifax- | ii." 'rue speaker asked ni who were win-
. In addition to the members of the Con- 1 ing to beoomd members to stand up. i The
tingent and the hosts there were present, contingent mee as one man. -Mrs. Moore
Premier Farquhamn, The Revs. lima Mis. (colonel) Longworth um puma
Westbumv M. A. The District onthe ribbon with its device and the S.
Officer Commanding and Colonel Long- ' P. Q. R. Clubwas in being. A Presldonls
Wmih- _ land Secretary were to be elected and h_
1 _ After the enjoyment of some vocal and ‘them the weekly  tl)-
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with books, magaxinesetewere to
be forwarded. -
The Premier was then called on. In
 speech he than
toratime. If
would “Due”
in the have
may youshow V live. V V
His cordial fatherly-words and lienolsl
good-byes will not soon be forgotten by
our boys. -
Excellent recitations by Miss 'Stewart
and Miss Mellish, with a fewremarks by
Capt. Watts brought this part of the pro~
ceedings to aelose.
Refreshments were then served by the
soldiers’ w ives and daughters present,
prominent among whom was Mrs. (Major)
Weeks. Rousings cheers for the Queen,
the S. P. Q. R. club. The Soldiers’ Wives
League, Col and Mrs. Moore brought to a
by the contingent whose t ks are
warmly' tendered to their entertainers.
llV.GKAR!.Bl.8BH»NH.
D rnzqin uw rtpelxsf cspii,n,`~wiȢ$ can-_
duetshls paper as ‘he-thinks Gluist would
do it. i ' - i` _ _ A 0
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On Friday evening the 9th inet one of,
the most successful entertainments y
who - given in this place was I
heldin Searletown Hall. The hall was
densely. pgcked -by an attentive and appre-
ciative audience." The best of order prevail-
e i notwithstanding aivery. large number
hadto stand uncomfortably' packed to-
the chair and in arfew well chosen remarks I
I  _ _ _Q i -    _   ;t¢;;1¢;2;:;§:;eptirI;:rorderand announced
i _ .  _      g 1; Migusiigy Choir--Lane of the waving
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Egg, Ig;¢ap,tl1atword
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= Chorus-Marching Song.
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Several of the numbers received well
organ was all that could b`e- desired even
by the most fastidious The entertain
ment over Mr. James Aifleck started
toauction the baskets, but after :short
kindly consented to act in the capacity of
auctioneer. The bidding was fast and
furious and many of the baskets brought
fancy prices' but not by any means above
their merits, asthey could. not be sur-
passedeither forfantastic oreulinuy. The
pioceedsireschedthe snug little sum of
over MMI) which goes to the lifting of a
small debt on the hall. A
_Lunching over Miss Hoorefpreslded at
the organ andthe audience sang God
Save the Queen. i
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Recreation-A Modem wedding-Miss
Ben Moons;-ras. _
Solo-Where are the old F
McDonald.
Play Act-The Irish Linen Pedler.
Solo-The Union J ack for old England-
A. H. Moore.
Play--Act 2.
Duet-starboard warns- Joseph mei
Donald, A.H. Moore.
Bridge K°¢P¢1'!
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Peddlers Pack-Thomas
toon: Ba»nti£nI‘Qneen.
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Wxsannwros
Pl!lPAHI8¥@»l
Pants, Kink
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cnns1~rnnx\snsoan&i&»
simmons 3
ruuliatheiini
siiegnmn at chehirllui
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Take time by I
is out of order be
saparilln at one:
illness.
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merited encores which were in every case CHEM” “Nth
respondent- to. In a program requirin '
over two hours and a half in deliver? ‘°;;n£hm;*:e ‘Q
every part was so well rendered that pork 'ua
it would beunfair to partieularise still M” wh”t' uk Qu,
it might notbeout 'of place to say that
the acting in the play would have done Q “Li
no discreditto professionals while the ` pniulk y'ur;f*t' n ‘gm ii
music under the able management of _
B08.
close an evening that was hearta enjoyed-
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Miss Amey Moore who presided at the `
_timegave place toDr. FredLef|ugay who one\&
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