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EXpe_c_:_t_ed Soon
Satisfaction With External
Auditor’s Report Expressed
By Coun. Kennedy At City
Council Meeting. Resignation of i 1l,l:;_.».lons way sown in urn
Police Officer Biggar Accepted. I
looked down a sewer manhole
_ and I sew a nun in a canoe
Pllldle by." an excited man
yelled at Constable Hobson.
_ Constable lobson eyed his in.
formant coldly and took a look
i lllmself. The informant was
I rllbt. there was someone pad-
Constable Robson hauled off
the cover and bcllowed tg the
Arbitration By _  ‘ ilIIREHlll|SES
Utility Board ,';m;;f_jj::5lAZED Al 
MERIIID
_-._.._....
Fire Of Unknown Or- -
igin Levels Potato
Warehouses Owned
By John MoEntee
And Peter McMann.
Action from the Utility Board in
me lhutter of the dispute on light
nies between the Maritime Electric
company and the City of Char- ‘N
lottetcwrl may be expected in the
course of the next few weeks, Couri.
l-wlmuh, chairman of the Light
committee, announced at last
nights monthly meeting of the
pity Council.
Ah increase of $46,286.71 in teal
collections for August of this fear
over August 1931, and an increase
S
Ci
|90
W
P°_f'=
ink
"The nat bonded debt of the
y
t
493.41.
"To enumerate any further would |
Au
everything in simple detail." _
(A summary of the report appears -
elsewhere in today's Guardian),
101' 1931. as are Bonds in
ing fluids.
. less sinking funds ia $1,399,-
uaelesa at this time, as the'
ditor's general report explains
' nouiino nurlueu
paddlor below to make his way
Woman Falls
.Slightly H urt
_ LOB .’\NGl’.|.ES, Us., ilspl.
5 IZ-Miss Margaret Sullivan, 71,
fell five stories from her room
in va downtown apartment
house and suffered only tlrr-ee
broken ribs. When she recov-
rred from the shock in the
--.ospital she told physicians she
had no recollection of the fall
,I and apparently had been sleep-
walking.
I .-
IPIIIME MINISTER{Little- Hope For
B II C II I Nfllutchinson Anal
I
(Canadian Press)
Believed Lost.
0 I U We IIHis F'lyz°r_z§ Family
Session Of Cabinet, if/[en Of Five Nations Carry On
Council Follows Re- I Disheartening Search For United
I turn Of R. B. Ben-Af States Aviator, Wife, Children
Hott. - And Four Companions - Are
OTTAWA Sept 12-Cabinet _'Ii
mv- ,__.__.. , __ __
(s|'°°m "“ “‘° G“”‘I"‘) |?..____..____.M_ Council met early this afternoon U\“°¢|“l°d PYOSS)
'° "'° ’°"°" °""°°' A °"°"" Two llrse potato warehouses wore' on ,he ,etum 0, Prime Mimsw, ANGMAGSALIK, Greenland, sept. 12-ny land, sou and nh- mer
gathered at the outlet as James buf
eraft into the daylight ' nn lgln
ea it he me without are own ‘M
or’l consent and for that rns- of
. One was owned by John Mc ,
"million Bay. no hm borrow- antee and the other u Peter Mc I
n Another one, the property
J. W. Fyfe, caught at the west
T
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Z
1F11
-lC@
Mm
ned to the ground last night at _ R B Bennett from western Cam
D mnnti 14 ' '
" °°- - Dl°P¢ll¢d MS Emerald from fire of unknown or- adm several routine O,.de,.s_m_
Council were passed. The remaind-
Y ' [er of the one hour sitting was
an .
, B A N n Naming of a date for the opening
“3.
ven to a general discussion.
°" P"°f°"¢d i0 Paddle in the end, but was put out by the efforts, _ i of Parliament “ands over for a
tht! 111811 fl hti th fl! This -
____,______ fir
pi $29,838.69 up to Sept. 12, 1032 in ‘
collections over the corresponding 3|, wonhip Mgyor slew"-¢ pre.
period in 1931 was reported by sid
ed at lant night's meeting. There b
C0\1I1~ K°1“’\¢4Y- °h'-I¥'m*“ °f "W was a full attendance of Councillors 'i da
civic officials. th
=‘=
RZ
i
, pr vm, M the “wer” °’ 3 "3 E 9- day or two. Conununlcations from
 _ was c tile building and practically one or two Emp,” Countries remain
e .
to be received before official action
proof The buildings were about
sixty feet from the freight shed ' is taken towards synchronizing of
blowlns in that direction this Darlng Ralds Reslllt various parts of the commonwealth.
mance Committee. 'I‘he collection ,md e
lilures yew Aus 31» 1931- S52-° The minutes or lust rnouths R E P l I   the
li1.97i AUEUSE 31. 1933. $93355-535 meeting and of asubsequent special _ _chemical engine out of town the
eet gwere re an op . off
sept. lil, 1931. $72,178.63; Sept. 12. m
itll, $102,107.92. Greater difficulty
r-rs anticipated, however, in the
collections for the comihl months-
caun. Kennedy also submitted
rn external audit of the fin- ,E l '
lnces up to Deo. 31, 1931, prepared ' E   
by Mr. Donald S. Hart, C.A-. "In
presenting this report,' he said, "I '
do so with a. feeling of confidence
and the assurance that the Council G
have exercised good Judgment inf
procuring the services of Mr. Hart.
“The report should now set at
rest the criticism of the Clty's fin-
inces, which has been current for _
lame time. '"'°“" I
6
"various recommendations are R i c h S t a g 0 v e r,
outlined, such as re-valuation of- ,
oerlain assets, determination of  
current (net) expenditures on Per- . ‘ _
...nn nn... ....1 mr.. mths. N on-Confidence In
increasing the annual appropria-_ » » 7
lions for Sinking Funds as well as Mlnlstry  _‘-1 (I ll
providing additional sinking funds.
ind-the accounting system needs Papen'
in Bddndted
revision. i "“"'”
"The auditor, Mr. Hart, states; iC°“"”‘”' P*'°“'
llliit comparing the tax collectioriaf BERLIN- sept" 12”A defiant
lun noel and Personal Property =R¢l<'-hates overwhelminslv v°t¢d
“,¢,5,,,enw Wm., other city” md nonconfidence in the Ministry of
municipalities, that he has know- Ch\\“°¢|l°l‘ Ffa" V0" PRP” f'°d°Y
the ol. those of chorlottetown 1 und thereby nreclpiteted B wifes-
lre in comparatively good condi- ling situation unprecedented in Ger-
son, j man parliamentary history.
“Receipts and Expenditures for Just D610" ihl VOW WGS ilk”
illl check up without change ln the Chancellor tried to forestall it
pet result, All cash balances are by decreelng the dissoiu.ion of the
ushovm ln the City '1‘reasurer's re- Legislature.
i He was thwarted by Hermann
‘Wilhelm Cioering, Heichstag Speak-
 |¢l' Ind  lr member Of A501! Hil-
` , ,, ’ Iler's Notenal Bocialist party, one
COMING Ev]-‘AN Iss `of the blttersst enemies of the Von
MEETINGS,  Papsn regime. ‘
*_* , After the members had expressed
"'ltATE:-zo per word strictly
"""’° I" °‘V!“°°~ I (Continued on Page 5)
_ ____ 
'Card Party to-night _ Holy|
Redeemer Hall. at B o'cl ck a d 7
...W T,,,,,,, _,,,,,,, ,,,‘;,,,,,,,;,‘,, Reduction Of
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. by
lcontinueaourazeol G M A N You
-_-_
‘ PARIS, Bept. 12-(A. P.)~Il‘l l'c~
Ply to Germe.ny's demand for equal.
ity in arms France notified the
Be
f
I rlln Government that by mod.
iyills her armaments Germany
Ml Only would violate thc Treaty
, - Of
Versailles, but also would make
lmP05Sible to bring about even.
it
   ‘ual general disarmament.
_ ; The French reply, which total.
led more than 2,000 words, was
made public hy the csovemlnent to-
lli'-sht. While _refusing the Ger-
mlh proposal in the form that it
‘was made, France expressed the con-
,victlon that it was possible to worl-
iwith Germany in seeking a new ar.
ffansement. not for a retum to th-
i °1d Prvvedure of preparation for
3 War- but bv progress in the ~~~-~-,.
ization of pen¢¢_
I
I ..... _ .. .. .___ _
Bar Is Col...
Forei..-sr, ,Says
Q-ntario Premier
(Special to The Guardian)
TORONTO. Sept. 12.-sale of
~'¢°l' ind Willa by hotels will not be
,granted by the present Ontario
Government, Premier Henry flatly
and .firmly informed the deputatloz
of over 100 members of the Ontarir
I-Iotel Men‘s Assoc1a.ion today at
Queens Park.
The hotel men asked for privilege
of selling beer and,w1ne as an aid
to business.
With deliberation and staccato
affect, Premier Henry delivcred his
decision in declaring: "I cannot
hold out any hops to engage you ac
agents of the Government to sell
”°" 5°” ° 1° "'- Und _Moe 45-,fun -_iuor rho he inievurrec ln li from
L.
¢.‘-
Q.
"Dance in Trscaflie Ha‘l‘ 5
mlfsfiuy the 15th, "not Wednes-' I -7 : 
,,,,,,,,_,,,,ou_,ym,ed__ _ Limit lliooted
scan-o-is-il. ...___ I
HAMILTUN. S890. 12-(By The'
me§°'l§‘m§Ifl° Um” 35°” P°°i' Canadian Press)-Reduction of the
»,,,,,,,, ,,,h_“”‘° W°““§;‘§§fé_,5a°_l;] ole ago pension luuil, from -lo to
65, its institution as a wholly f@d~
"Borden Line Clubqoadmg hogs' eral plan, and an increase in the
I"flIll.cnlves, Wednesday afternoon, payments under the scheme aroj
5tlllember 14. Hours 12 to 3- embodied aa suggestions in some
5°°°`9'12'3l_of the resolutions placed before the
"slam concert at 1-rr-,pn RW"-_iitth Conference of the Trades and
Wedne..iuy evening. I-iighland'l.abor Congress of Canada hers
bnclur. Relrerhmentsnssss-9-is-sl lossy. 'rho Montreal council ad-
--The , Ivocates the federal system. Wnile|
.. C01' B D tl .
:lub prospntrffetr $3 1n'|T,;l1y€|Lcndon and Toronto ulged reduc-
:;’t‘_f>S Hall, Wednesday, September lin( the age °llmit.
"' 5656-9-12-3l.l The Victoria Council wcnt furth~{
limit be
Wm, P. er, requesting that the age .
l..iin°.il.- Wifi ,f,',‘j‘§“’,n H,I?§l’,fff‘5} cropped to ss, with r uooe.uury|
loeial Hull on wednmuy s.p_iquellficatlon of 15 years rr-olden”
ruin ilu., ul a.ao. sssi'.s.1o.rl‘in canoes. At the some urneril-e
"A Wm t -€ r lPaciflc Coast representatives asked
5 t l
p "ll axial.” .il f°- -3-~“ ‘°_';,° - f-°“"‘ "
tdnegday evening’ sept um the Pe 011 Piylllh .
at
private standpoint.
"The bar is gone from this pro-
vince, in my mind, and 1 believe in
the minds of the people, forever,"
continued Premier Henry, with
much emphasis.
A_ttempting' _To
Murder Wife
car. This was no good, however,
y e  cedillg the likely choice.
ered t0 Send the hand engine d pped° The report of the transportation
| SHWANGCHENGPU Manchuria,
F 7 a°\'°“ th* I~I`l°k. and B5 7-110 Wind _ _ ,opening dates for Parliaments in
' WBS ' . . ~
T I ...
Idlng was for some time in IThe middle of October continues to
ngcr. A call was 'put through to* In Mally Deaths ~_‘ be me ve,-y probable date for co,-,_
Summersid fi ln , b t . ' -
y were not allow; thnsenduthelf Hundreds Rep0rt'[ gc;-;:,l;,i,.t;(;: of-a?,?FiF,;l tlgguxik   CO n fe re n C e 
(Canadian Press)  
commission headed by Mr Justice
the People at Emerald could not ("“°d"°d ruse) Lyman Duff of the Supreme Court
'supply the W°I'"~ S L12 A le ’ t _ _,of Canada is expected to be for-
Ths Emerald citizens did what
they could to save .thu buildings
and their efforts confined the fire
to the two warehouses. The fire
started about 8.80 p.m. By ton
thirty the buildings were burned
to the ground and the men centred
their attention on Fyfe’s ware.
` housc. Danger to other buildings at
lthat time was practically nil, ai-
though a watch was being kept at
the freight shed. The value or ln-
suranee of the buildings could not
be ascertained last night. S.
(III i_IBIiIIIiY
RE IIIIIREMENTS
_M
Dr. G. R. Lomer, Mc-
Gill Librarian, Will
Look Into Needs of
I Province For Car-
.negie Corporation
And Possibilities 0;"
Extensive Circula-
tion Of Books.
Dr. G. R. Lomer, librarian of
‘.Z'.:Glll University, Montreal, arrived
in the city yes'erdny to look into
library conditions in th`s province
-ri beha`f of the Camegie Corpor-
ation, and to re-port on ways and
mean.; for carry`ng out a plan for a
more extensive crculation of books
as s demonstration such as has
already- been successfully worked
out in the Fraser Valley, British
Columbia, and in South Africa
will mill'
tp - t ast twen y six per
sons were killed in four train!
1 wrecks over the weekend, all caus-I
. ed by Chinese bandits. Hundreds of'
persons were reported kidnapped in.
daring bandit raids all over north- 
ern Manchuria from the disabled
trains as well as from various cities. 
More than 200 others were re-I
Ported killed in Q battle between
Japanese troops and Chinese ban-
dits neur Tahslng. - l
The wrecking of the trains and
i>10WiD8 UP 0! a. bridge were laid,
to retaliation against Japanese oc-
cupation in Manchurfa. At least
twelve persons were killed, thirty
.vere missing, forty-six were injur-
ed and forty were kidnapped in the
wreck and holdup Saturday night
of the Harbtn-Changchun express'
ibout forty miles southwest rv.
'-nrbin. ¢
*M ,
mally presented to Premier Bennett
late today or tomorrow. When the
document reaches the Prime Miri-
lster decision on the question of
the date of release will follow. All
reports come before Cabinet Coun-
cil before publication in conform-
ance with long established practice
and little probability exists of any
decision on the date cf release of
this report being announced before
tomorrow.
_T
SIR GEO. PERIEY
CELEBRIITES
of five nations carried on a disheartening search in this vicinity tonlghl
for the United Statics aviator George R. Hutchinson and his "flying
family."
More than twenty-four hours had passed since last distress call
` were heard from the Hutchinson plane, forced down in the sea vvhlli
carrying eight persons on another stage of n leisurely flight across thi
Atlantic. The nren from which the Signals came has been crossed ani
rccrossed by planes and ships.
The search was the more poignant because of the little lives feare-
lost-the two young daughters of Huichinson. His wife, Peter Redpath
navigator; Gerald Altfllisch, radio operntor; _Joseph Ruff, mechanic, ani
Norman Alley, ncwlreel cameraman, were others in the plane.
.Covering The
f OTTAWA. Sept. 12-The
Canadian Govemment Infor-
mation Bureau esslmntes the
wordage telegraplied out of Ot-
tawa for publication during the
Imperial Economic Conferenci-
ut 3,130,000.
THE MAHATMII
WUULII STIIRIIE
HIMSEIF,
llllllllnfn li
(Special to The Guardian)
I' Lorne Sentner, of Charlottetowl
‘was sent up for trial at the pre-
liminary hearing before M.r. G. M
` Matthews, for Prince County at thi
Court House, Bummerside, on Mon-
day.
, The accused was charged with
furious driving, and causing griev-
ous bodily harm to Wilfred McNally
of _Borden on the night of Jul;
Allin, when his car ran into Mc-
Nally as he was mending a tire on
his car by the roadside. The ac-
cident occurred just east of the
railway crossing in the road leading
from Summerside to Kensington.
Seventeen witnesses were examined
The Magistrate, after hearing thi
I 'W'  evidence of the prosecution, consid-
Rather Than Submit
l5"l BIRTHDAY, 
(Canadian Press)   I
_ . I
if - OTTAWA, Sept. 12-Celebrating
, _...__
Valera P l¢1CeS -his 'lsth oirlhcuy, at. Hon. slr_ ,,r,,,,,,,,,¢¢,r p,-my
° ’ ' ‘Y 'George Perley was greeted with, LQNDON sept, 12_.Mghai;ma
Lltnlt on free Imam' messages °f °°”Bf°l-UIMIUUS Gandhi has determined to starve
State Offer today. The first to extend his fel- ' himself to death rather than M-
icitations was Prime Minister R.
B. Bennett. Colleagues in the Cab-
cept the .electoral representation
system worked out for India. by the
(Special to the Guardian) 'inet Joined in the birthday sreet- British cabinet. This was revealed
DUBLIN' sept-» If-"'A “ms llmf H185. I , Itonight when the India Office
‘1 the mm Fr" states °“°’ wi L°°kI“€ the Dllltllfff °f mam* the I made public letters that have been
lbmli "le land Bllflllitleo dispute former Canadian High Commission-`ex¢h,mg@d by the Mahatma, Prime
.ith Great Britain to International er tu London attended a meetgng Minister Ramsay Macnomld audi
irbitratlon was announced yester-
day by President Eamon de Valera. l
The president promises that If the
United Kingdom agrees to his terms
of arbitration, the $8,000,000 en-
'~ulty money now involved will be
taken from the Free State suspense
account and -placed in the Bank for '
International Credits at the Hague]
Otherwise, he warns the United
Kingdom. the money will be used=
for the relief of the needy. whose
want has been intensified by the
present imnufties dispute.
of Cabinet Council today. His car-
eer has _been long and notable.
Back in 1902 Sir George first en-
tered the House of Commons ns'
member for Argerlteuil. which con-
stituency he still represents in Par-
liament. Twice a Cabinet Minister,
Sir George was High Commissioner
in London throughout the Great
War.
  I classes,  must fast unto death," he
(gmad|,m yum Mahatma apologized for any cm-
' ' ° HAMPSTEAD, N. 3,, sept, 12__. barrassmcnt he might cause the
Interviewed by a Guardian re-I Slx~HOUr Day Pew. R,chm.dE_ 19_ was soundIg,°vemm¢n;_ but sold he would
- - ~ ¢ ` » ~ _
'  P°l’i°? 0" U19 05-"Ct Uf 1115 V15 t asleep at his home yesterday at the hold to his decision even if he were
L" a rged 'th DF- 7-DMU? Bidi “Ii il Dltmlfd V/°I Is »A-dvocaté, 'lime he was holler/od to have released from the prison where he
°”°°“"‘3¢- md d°"°1°`P ’°“d.I“¢ I __.___. :drowned with a companion, it was
throughout the Province by pro-I HAMILTON, Sept. 12-(By 'I’l1nI1“med today ;sult of the conflict between the
Vldlnl b°°kl fn °°m’“““W°-‘ “'h"° Canadian PreSS)--Stl‘0l1Kly 3d\’°" John Morrison, 23, lost his life 'Government and India's National-
fhty 9-T9 1105 HOW BV'1II“bI¢~ md 'rating reduction in working hours! in the sl; John River when his
.
lby increasing available books when for raw-, and nn abbreviated week, ,mn boar onpelzod Richards had -__-_-é
(Canldun run) Illbfafles already exist- The PIR" mfs number of resolutions were plc- last been sl-cn with Morrison. and
VON” 9 "V90 yells P9149" °f Mm' ‘sented today to the 40th annual  when the accident became known
MONCTON, Sept. 12.-Following
the testimony of six Crown witness-
ss, including his son, Murray Col-
lins, 43, a mill _wright was today
corilmitted to stand trial on a charge
of attempting; to murder his wife,
who is in lirlpital suffering from
bullet wounds allegedly inflicted by
collins here cn August 25. Collins
himself susizziilod a scalp wound
said to have been inflicted, and was
confined in the hospital until last
Ba Ck T0  Ur nay and a five-day week. I came from scotland some years ago I v E R 
Thi in the e inion of the spon to train for farm work in NOWI
s. l> -_ -
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.. Sept- sors, would distribute the woi°k'Bx-unswick. 5
12-Four hundred men went bl°l¢I
- .
ggi’ till' auspices of the Riverside
amrgls Institute. Proceeds for a
me 328 Cause. Come for e good
8 oclock. 5657-9-12-3|
 .‘,‘.;.f“‘.*.~l:; 'll..’.::i‘:;°
1 I
S-§,°,f,",’f°f 1501. s o-olécr. subleotf
my mligur; of Nlationa". lale of
us ca programme. Ad-
"“’°“ 15 inc zo cents.
M71-9-13-li.
(Cmadlan Press)
WINNIPIIG. lopt. It-A nilll
meeting of the eitllens of Win-
nipeg to go into the matter of
disclosures made in connection
with "University of Maniiblll
endowment runs choruses rl"
be called for by Major Biillll
H. Webb.
Tuesday. Statements said to have
been made by the accused following
the shooting and admitted aa evid-
ence today were-"I have shot the
only woman I ever loved. I em
sorry. I hope I die. I hope she
lives. I'm through. She wasTun-
ninl off with another man, so I
shot hor and shot myaelf.‘t_
A after the men draw their first PW-_
` rn work lousy in the muh of the
Algoma Steel Corporation, after bc-
ing idle most of the summer-
Reiler officer Harold -rolley wld
ine expected re-hiring of ih° me"
dropped during the summer lay‘°ff.
would mean reduction in rolief ex-I
penditures by the City in OCT/Uber.
more equitably than nt Present,
and would compensate for the la-
bor-saving devices which industry
has adopted without eorresnoudlns
reductions in the hours of labor.
Acceptance of the 30-hour wccl:
would, in the view of those ilrgius
its institution. go a. large wav 1°-I
wards amelloraiing llnemplornieiit
conditions throughout Canada.
LONDON, Sept. 12-Official
denial ol chu reported plot to
assassinate the Soviet Icld¢l'
Joseph Stalin, was announced
today by Moscow through the
Reuters News Agency. "Ther-e's
not a single word of truth in
the report" says the Tass News
Agency oi’ Moscow. \
\i
Sir Samuel Hoare, Secretary for,
Ihalu. annum intends to luke noi
more food after midday Sent. 20.
The particular part of the Gov-1.
crnment‘s electoral scheme to which L
he objects is a provision for a modi-
fied form of separate electorntes for
India's “untouchables."
“I respectfully inform His Maj-
csty‘s Government that in the event
of their decision creating a separ-
ate clccnrote for the depressed
said in one of his letters. The
has been kept for months as a re-
ists.
ered that there was sumcient evi-
dence to send accused up for trial.
An order was made for bail of $2,-
000 with two sureties. Until bail li
provided, accused was remanded tc
custody.
Mr. W. Henry Noonan acted for
the Crown and Mr. Thane A. Camp-
bell, KC., for the accused. Inspec-
tor Fripps, of Charlottetown was in
the court room during the proceed-
ings.-S.
The Weather, Etc
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MAN can ati' A
levi Polufsae
room (lic Fino.-av.
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oliio_ Sept. 1':--.\iInl'lnul.u and Maxi
ll\\Ii\'\ U‘lhI\i'.‘l'|'lilll'€8. -
llnwson .  ... .._. ... ... . \'ilncou\‘or l... ... .... wa -ou 40
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conference of the Trades and Lab- I neighbors hurried to the farm of  E F U S E T 
(C0l1ll!i1l¢d 011 P886 7) or Congress of Canada. here. While I Lee D. Jones, where Richards is
some of the motions merely cnun- employed. Knocks at the door were;
clated support of the principle, unanswered. He said he had been_ l
 Men G0 others specified that the E01/cm-I sleeping at the time the I1€lBlib0!`S| |
k ment should inaugurate n six-hour called at the farm Both young me".
VICTORIA, Sept. 12-(By the
Canadian Press)-It was learned
on high authority today both T. D.
Paitulo, Liberal leader and W. J.
Bowser, K. C., former Conservative
lPrcmier_ have refused to enter a
Unioli Government in British Col-
umbin as proposed by Premier Tol-
mie.
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FORECASTS
llnritilrlo West: Moderate winds
mostly northerly fair not much
change in iemperlltnm, Maritime ellsil
Fresh northerly winds fair not lnilrh
chllngi- ln ieniprrntilra.
High tliie lhig morning sl 0.15 and
inlliglil lil 1030.
Sun si-is this evening nr Mil nnii
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I rises iomnrmw morning at 5.37.
Full moon Wednesdily. Sept. 1|
.'l.0ll p. ni.
Sliinlnorslilo ilrio eighteen mlnutcl
lrllcr thnn i`hllrlntteimvn.
CAB FERRY SCHEDULE
\\'r-ek days-l,on\-es Borden drill;
il.l.’» n. ln. nnii 1 p. m_ and 5,15 p, ln.
Wi-ok dnya-Ilpnrea Cape Tormele
this 10.3o_ a, m., 2.55 p, m., 'I p. in.
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