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■Provincial So. THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN —IB PtJBHHHED- Every IVedlicsday * Snttfrflay, — DV — ROBSON BROTHERS. OFFICE, COLUMBIA STREET. Ehtmiice 10 Eni- TOTIAL.WOBUSIHCSS DSPMilJEHT THnoijOII T. li. Peasson & Cos. Book & Stationery Stoic. TERHS-fly Mall, J-1 n yeflr : SI fin fur (1 nine.: #1 for 3 111,,,, j pnynlile 111 Ailv o. llollvoreij ti.v Oft tor "r sAiselltr, W |ler quarter, JDijalile quiirterly toOurri'Tor A'kciii. » AOl*NTSl T. N. HlOBEK & CO. VlBTOWA. Wm. Hamisoh Yak. I. P. FISHED Ailverllel.it Annul. 21 M.ielmiil'. llxelieiiee, Sun I'r u,H«->i\ i.'ttitlioi-lseilUt receive Ailverll.enii'in, r.ir 11)1.. IViVjier., m /f*. W lite fivitish dolumbiitn. Wr-lDCHtltiy Jl-iriihis, April ''«, itMW. More About lU'piwntnUoi,. Thd1 'Nanh.rrm- Free Press nppr-itrs to liawftj'rjoiherl nliflnda -.with tlie Wrtlkftmitps . i\r. ^Hityiofj justice ■ to New Wftfttmiiint**!' District in the matter 6f'i*^'prr.fteiititinii in tlit! legis- latiire: >*iidl-lUa^iilff'<*l*h.ie 'nd, we mippoMi Jt would lip ton much to expect that it r would ■ (HstiiiRS thn question witli tliat fairness mid just regurd' for'facts to lie expt*!'*}' -A from an independent journal*, Wo will yield to lioonR, pot .eveh the Free Press, ro far as a recognition of the importance of Nnimimo bistrict is conceded;;*-; hut we did feel Rur- prised and Iiurt upon findin*; the press and the mem her of that Dili trict turning round und opposing that measure of justicti hoing extended.,to New \Vestul(n>{ter District that New;t Westutinslur had Btipported for it. Jt wils simply from that eirciiuistancn we were led into iiiBtitnting a coiupiuison Irts- tween the two Diatricts ; and in doing so nothing could have Won further from our intention than to nlng nify the importance of this hy minifying the importance of that. To our contemporary we relegate tliut atyle of argument. It is tint in ollr way. We are iio\v clitlrgwl with falsifying the voter*' list t*f Naiu-i- mo, putting (ifc at 50!', in or<h;r to give New Westminster District undue advantage. If our contemporary will'titlctt the-tiwlble to refer to our article of the 15th, to which he is replying, he will see that the accusation if groundless, that wo spoke of Nanaimo with two memhers having 276 voters to each. It would, of course, have hoon morn accurate had wu said 276£, which would he half of 553; But it is an awkward fcircumstaiice for our contemporary, ithat at tht! very timo lie was erroiii- louftly chargii'!*; us with falsify..!.*; INni ainio'n record, he ivas falsifying Jours, hy referring to the voting ]|Miw«r of] New Westminster District 800, including the 100 new liiumes. "Who drives fat oxen iliould himself he fat/' says an old nrqvei'h. The voters' list fdl' New Wrstuiiiister, as iiiil-lishcJ, shows f0*l voters ; aud, as we stilted lid- Vjic, 110 have Biiict- beau added, inaking it 820. We iim siiu-Orely Jtfi'Htifh*;! Lo learn Hint 53 i.nmes also been riaMeiJ In tin* N-timi- fjno roll. Whifcii w*;** lmpi* will ^6 on ng,untiL(*ile tttny fairly clailli ill ftirUier inureuried repiestMitatioii. lliiii tune conies wo can assiire •(ur coiittMiiporary Mint the ColuM jlAN will not he found with those 'ho would deny justice to Nanaimo. tail our contemporary allowed us .*• wou(d']iavo felt disposed to drop l,ie comparison between tllcse two districts; hut the reijlurks with •hicli he op |i el titles 'hia article up- *ar to dom-tiid attention. He says: fc*No one/ will deny but New West* Iiinater is un important district, hut fot more so than Naiiaimoj und we -tink that each district in a Hum-in iimposed of 25 members would be jirly represented by twtf inembers Ich." Aa haa; been seen, the Dis- (ict of New Westminster lias 820 iters, against Nuiiainio'ad >6. But voting power, important as it fidouhtedly ia, does not constitute le sole basis of representation. puliation, area, resources and iu- ■stries, all come in for their due [are of ennaideration. Indeed, in older provinces uf the Dominion, I a tion is the generally accepted "Representation according [population" was tha great party for many long years ; and it is ircely necessary to say that the tly which adopted tliat us flieii tto were victorious, Well, let isee how the two Districts will Bipare in' these iW-pccU As to we shall be in no rlungor of l-rudictioii when wo say that* for practical purposes, tha District few Westminster is twice as IV fl.t thai of Nanaimo. Accord- MBIAN. VOLUME 21 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1882. NUMBER 33 ARTHUR W. SULLIVAN, Popular Market GENERAL IEROHAMSE j GRANVILLE, B. I., m. T.WILLIAMS, BOOK THNDEtt, PAPER RULER, and Blank Rook Manufacturer. Maps and Drawing Paper Mounted. Files] of **Magn Mjiie-j; j Illti atratort Pupt-rs; etuvneatty and'tjlienjily Bound. (>overnihent Street, Victoria, B. ('. MtoON- HOUSE, 1 SI*ENCE'8 BRIDGE, On Sunny Side of Thompson River. THRj- ABOVR HOTEL IS NOW ..fa llfji to the liiti*_ cei:stiS. the. jiopula- tioh of ISTcw WesttnitJjtJsr City and district is 10,417. If we deduct 2,250 its the p'ipnliitini. of the city, it wimlti leave io\lG"*fti* the District, According to tiie same authority, ttVe1 entire papulation of Vancouver Island, onrfjde of Victoria, is 9,991. It' to iNaiiaiino lio- assigned two-thirds nffthat, surely our coiiteitlporary will ml complain. Tiiat would give Naiuimo within a fraction of one-half t,l!|.pupulauon of .New WratiKitl^'lMrW If one were allowed to \dpk into the near future/one iirtillJi*i#*rtJ. lation of the latter doubled. /Nov), us-to resources, how stands the matter? Even our contemporary will admit that in agricultural resources New Westminster District will double Nitliainlo. We lielit-'.ve we I. open for tlio accommodation of the , ,, , . .. .-...*« , . .. PuMiu, and the proprietor will endeavor should be quite jiistifled in tisSeHij.g to a(,fi01,vc a fah. g,^ 0f patronage. that it would be equal to tlie whole | Tlio very hefii of Winks, Lmvoits nad of .Vaiicouver Island. Nwniiimo's j Ciuaks will always ho kept. great, almost sole; resoil'rce is coal, j C. MORTON And a great resource it truly is. Jttl*v '. 'SSI* a"Q Last year Nanaimo exported 198,323 : 12—% ■ . mW"mK"^'^* ^agy tons of coal, which, at J?* per ton™ j ^^ * ■■ ■*• *w * » ! ■Mr. wr bkhj &&$«£ Contractor and Buildir. sented an aggregate money value or $793,292. Ml ft&liimw |.x-1 nm „,,,, spkhfICATIOXS CAKE- portwl, in tlir sume \mi-\M; lisli to Kl'l,l,V MAIlli (JtT.' the viUiiii of SSSfi.CObj anil lijiuber , , „_ r ' >!*D .UilO'T POIt THK to.tlio Viiliieof S2oi,03u. Ihose two ,' j items imict $1,143,'36 „3 tim on- Asph nt Rooflcg Company. port of New Westiniiixtnr District I Tliia i's the BEST nml CKHAl'KST last year, amounting to nearly fifty Rooflpg now in nse. Call aiul examine ,.;-■ model roof, per cent, more tlian riaiaiiuios ex- [ _,. „. „ ,f , . . „. , 1 ! sal- Shop cornor of Maekoimc & Clark- port—to say ifotliing ut nil iiliout son Streets, Now Westminster. npl2 lier agricultural protlulitilii.il Now, ■ _ ^^7i7rnT"ikT/*iiT" if our coliteinporary. will look at FIRE liNSURANCE. these facta and llgures with anytliing j — like that fairness lie has bden in tho Tile I CMft Aotlinr i,ai,itofaXiiii,iu,lSi,,,i,,,ii,,gwiti,l , m UNCASHRE public questions, wC think ho can- (A*»!S»1»i*'«* ™&S«"«»l'Con.mcrcial) cannot foil to see, ami we hope bo iN'-URANOE COMPANY will havu the coftvngtB to admit, tliatj —— in those elements which go to;niakeCaili(al, • £2,000,000SterllDff up the basis of parliauinntary re-j presentation, tho District of Now \ Risks accepted at Current Kates of W. ■ . ,1 - ■ 1 Premium bv estmmster stands so far lij ud- ... .... -__ — -- — vanceof Nanaimo as to entitle her ; 30ILN C. BS-OWN", to four, nietnbers in tin* I(winlatut*e ; Agent foi1 New wofltnimstor. and yet ottl* coiitemporarv has jdined Columbia St., Now WoHmiitsU'i*. those who have decreed that she " ^SZ«~~~ ~1!" shall OnlV have,™; SELLING OFF I COIUMHIA STKEET WEST. W. J. FRENCH, PROPHIBTOa. the "lijte lammrted ,eiii|mijii e^n't of GfREAT BARGAINS! China) uuderweiit a curlelis iiiparitiijce thi: entiiir stock Op iUlnarriia^Ull^erlloTlh' *"*«& *&*** UvwU Set™! I,,";' mMt tCn »'i"1 mn,^MV^rmns- different (liu'la Uf the private gpnincls.' ' Two of these iflilnlo'linlis, eiwt'ill pure '" 'be Store lately ooeapiel by David (jolrt.sloorloi, either side of a aluuly Withrbw. pith, her majesty's favorite resort. Orders for Goods whicli nre not on As she was strolling up and down this llil!ul will bofillcilfmin Fioforiaon short walk one line morning lnai March, notice- attended by her ladies of luaior, one For further particular.*, apply on the of the gulden boos suddenly sowing premises, Columbia r'treet, Now West- into the ilir frimi its prilea'tiil,' nnd, "liiister, or to wilhil tp'lnoudo.is ran- liko tils re- >T. SE-HIj,' port of a eanuon. fell nearly nt her Victoria, 11. C. feel, shattered to. pieces. Tsn-An " swooned away ou {Ire spot, and !v»s Q {^ WEBB. caiTicd into the palapo, whoi'o she ' speedly canm to iher-iplf; * aud was ^ T T-KTr*,-**\ rTrnT T fctuid to have sustained tin dftWjje ( T NsM Uj buyoad a Severe shock to her nerves.: ^^ Ui-^UIUl X XI It'was Huli-iOfpienHy disaiverod that Columbia St., New Westmi"ster, B. C. the htdhiw body of thu hbii hitd,been filled with gunpowder, ilikl fired by haw ftt.Hiil, & fittix*;, uhk- means of a wire cimn-iclud with an smith. 'i'lTlXKItV cittMMP, electric battory fitted iip in the private SCISSOKS siniti'i^iji. sitting nil nn of a mibnnlinnte pidiica upwiva \i \ /»t r I vru oth'uial. This porspnls lirrest and iho , D '/,, > ' .lN ^ ,> l., \ , tleportitinus siilHen/uemlv obtainoil Ucaiieil tuid Uupancd^ Machine from him by certain ii.»ailU.**r.iieUi.-d8 Aceilles tor.^le. of.parsunMtun usually brou»tit to bear liinbn'MasMeji'lecl, unil Wetieral Rcpalv upon criminals by the Chhiosd exfccu* Iiir neatly ilom*. tivo, hid to the discovery of an dlabo- Aiiniuiuition of all kinds. A full asuort- ritto court conspiracy against tlit life mtm* of Hp-leading Teols, nail cveiytliing ofthe empress regent. Tho coiispira- WU'ed^.y a Hpotf%11.au. Hiklks, Shot tork-m iiotloug survive Ihoir ttc-,,,^^ Bkvolvk«1,» amt ij6UC") l;\';K,'K cmnnlicoVl-erelatLs. t-MtaWm, d2*iy (jMtjxo Even oh an Editou.— A Washington editor went the othurday ( to Dr. Blisstohaveacarbunclo^anced. i Bliss cut and stashed' so vigoiMiifily ' that the victim fairly linked .fit pain: "In Heaven's name, Bliss, are you ' trying to murder mo I" "Oh, nol'! was the phlegmatic reply, 'Toil said iii yodV palter last .summer, during Oar- fiflld'S illne8.1, that I was sqm-arimli in ttBing t-lw knifo, I'm only slmwing you that lain not," and he out harder' than •vet'. . . ADVANTAGE OF TKE V-nflii imp Do not let •pVejudicc stand in the way of relief if yoli suffer from any litigering disease. Burdock Blood Bitters '.dure others, why stioiild it not lumotit yon ? It is a specific" ,for all forms of Blood, Liver, and Kidney Onmnliunts, Nervous lfoailaelu'S, Gotferal Donllity, Scrofula. aiul all disfitstw i>f the Smvtiu-y syBteni. Trial Bottles 10 Cents. ' Auk your Druggist for a trial bottle of ItimloVlv Blood Ifillei'S, it will only cost you lOeonti, and a fou\dpses,'wjll proVa.its offioit-iicy ns a health-TiistoYmc Toiiie-rcgu!:itorrif thu llowols, l.iver iuid Kidneys, It h spoolfis loc.alL^lacWoB arising from impure blood mid disordered Feeh'.t.iotiH. l'\*>r till purposes of a Ffihlily Medioinc, JlAiivAan's XKLI.OW Ou- is at the' head of the list. It is usod with luipreeedeut- ed success, both internally aiid externally. It euros Sore Throat, Uurus, Scalds, Frost Bites'; rcllovoS, nml often cures, Af-tlinrw. Biii'urLinf COAL OIL CONSTANTLY ON HANI), the largest and choicest nsuartinunt of MEATS AND VEGETABLES. llAMB, VEAL, TURKEYS, kc, in season. Families, Eestauranta, and Steamboats supplied at the lowest- prices and witli the Utmost care. New ^Vestminster, B. C. detO ESTAB.USHE.II 1S59. ROBT. DICKINSON, BUTCHER, \early Opposite tlio Colonial Hotel, NEW .WESTMINSTER, i , T' HE LARGEST AND CHOICEST lissurtlncnt of nil descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on haml, mul supplied to Families, Restaurants, und Steamboats at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. PIANOS, OEGANS, IUSIGAL ilkuiffiS I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Books & Sheet Music IN ENDLESS yARIETY, MUSICAL BOXES A lino Assortment; from $25 to $(i0, —AT— BAaNALIi&CO.'S MUSIC STORE, «OVKK>i'IEXT STItKfej', Y1CT0UU. J. BAGNALL, I'lANOl'OUTIC&OmiAN TOXKlt& IvKl'AMI.*: ROYAL OITY I MILLS 1, i&eXmEX&xJX*) HAVE ON HAND AND ARE PREPARED TU MANUFACTURE —ALL IJESI.'lUrTIONS OF— Rougli k Dressed Lumber, MOULDINGS, Doors, Sashes, and Blinds. Fin lings ScrolNSntfltift*, Turn- liii;, Shuiiiiii;, And all kinds of WOOIJ-FINISHINC, executed to order with the MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY. FISH CASES A SfrECIALTlT. RIC'-'ARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. JOHN HENDRY, MAtfAUElit. 11 NEW WESTMINSTER, B, C. Tlie Only Fira-M Hotel in the City, THE ill'Mf DEMB1W IS UNDER THE CHARGE OF AN EXPERIENCED AETIST. hue rapD'.y mum aim "GLENGARRY." -jJiillST PRIZE AT OREGON STATK I1 aiul DistHot l-'nirs. Dnui anil Sire iiiiportnl ffuin Scotlniul; color, bright ihippleil bay; htiiglit, 17 liands; wt'iglit, 1800 His. Will limlto tlio awison nt own- era farm uonr Victoria. *3" E! 3E& JS/S. 53 : SfcAjiOy—§30, <Iiic wlicn Miiro s*ciit. IsstriiAxcB—§40, due ffheri Mara in foul. Marcs served nt risk of ov.-iicrs. Marks fkom Mainland met at Steam*- or at Viofcoria aud rel-unietl to feaihej nio extra oliurgo vrhuteve'r. JhJ3L*!3C> "VOUNG HAMBLETONiAN" From' '/Pathfinder" Man*, to a few Mares lit •*••-."■ till* '".■itSOII. ni>12 J. 1). PHMUKRTON. Victoria, Box 215. J. H. PLEACE & CO. IMt'OIlTKHH ASD UEAI-EIW IS STOVES, BANGES, &0., &C. House Furnishing Go ids, PAINTS, OILS, and TURPENTINE, SPORTING GOODS. A full Assortment constantly on linnd, at the LOWEST MARKET KATES. Tinware manufactured on tlio premise**!. Jobbing promptly attended to. EIOI.mt'lOK'H KTO\i. Ill ll,DS\«. S«w Wcstniln'-lcp. GO TO THE SAN FRASMCISOO BOOT & SHOE STORE AND flET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH. ■JjOOTS AND SHOES OF KVICKY 1) description mado to order: and re- paired, from an I N P ANT'S S it O E Over the'Refined Oils of Petroleum '•*»'■•• foii-gottlsr; 'jv'tim,.niaia will *« . for' Illuminating Purposes: I ™"n»"')'« "PRIMCE IMPERIAL" ■WTltt STAND FOU TllE SEA- W sou of \HH2, ('ommeneing about I-"Ih inst. Season from an inil to con- tinde till 1st duly, travel 1 in 11 from Ladner's Landing toi'liillfwlmcl;. "PRINCE nil'EKIAL" in a dappled Oroy, 0 yem*a old, stni+ds Hi haiida Ingll, weight about 1460 Ids., BhofKlflggedi closoly built, (sired bv NTyora* ''WTilte sx^var-s boot. Tlio Iiighcal CASH price paid for HIDES JAMES ROUSSEAU, COLUMBIA STSEET, Opposite thb Bank. IMPERIAL mHK UNDERSTONEDBEOS LEAVE X to nnnouneo to the Public that he hns purchased tho above Hotel, where everything will be found firat-elass, and at reasonable rate:**. The Parlors and Sleeping Apartments ate under the superintendence bf Mus. liowisos, Private Dining Rooms for Ladies. Families and Private Parties. A Private Heading. Room, com- modious, comfortably furnished, and well supplied with books nud papers, is provided tor tin; use of guests. Ir rujTjilicd with the choicest brands of Wfifis, Liiii;oit.*5, Cui.uts, kc j. w. HOWISON, PltOl'llIETOll. Granville Hotel, GRANViLLE, BURHA-MP INLET. Newly Ruill and Kcirly Fnrnlxlicd. Large and Commodious. ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS OH THE MAINLAND. Command*! nn unbroken view of that hinffnifleerit sheet of Wftter known as Conl Harbor, the future terminus of tlie Canadian Pacific Railway. KI'ITK fiF It 0011* TOR FAMILIES. «3T Visifcora and Tourists will find it a quiet and pleasant resting place. The scale of charges will ho found to bo strictly moderate. Gootl .--tabling on the premises. JOSEPH KAKNiON. PUOPIUKTOH. 0R0 RESTAURANT (Oll'lIBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C {ESTABLISHED 18(10.) THIS WELL KXOWN AJfT) MOST , conveniently locntoil cstnMisluncnt, Imvinc hcen imrclinfipfl liy tho undersigned, wilt bo conducted ns a FIUST- oEass BOARblNC HOUSE, Undor tlie personal siipcrintemlenco of Mrs, Daihjett. *■-■■:■•» .■»■ »e Hoard & Lodging per Week 81 00 lionrd uloii'* per Week.... .,.. fi 0t) Single Heals 80 s-3' The Mail Stages leavo this House for nurrard Inlet twice a, day. S. W. DAGGEH. MayO, 18S1. CSTY HOTEL NEW WESTJt ULSTER (Next Door to Public Library), (!0U')H!l,l STREET. ,v7 i ii it V •« i i ■, loriniiiteiM when mere is known to be t poll IXSUIUKc tTOrsi'-UOTMHH rrilllU^nniSlCXKnniiilS LEAVE an Oil of High lost with k light gravity, |„ [„,j 01. ,,„„ i,,,,.,, .,.u..(,,| ,„;,),, 1 wliich mul;.:* the Oilu [evitiiction jigninst explosion. I ' Terms for Season. InsurAhco Sid 15 I Old IlnoAit St. end lo' Pali, Mall, LONDON. rilKR i mHEPHDEESIGSED BIGS LEAVE ids, Wares, iMcrch.-in- | 1 to nnmnniT to tlio Eublic Hint she Not resjionsililc for aocidenh, lint 811 j disc, Mimnfiictirag end f'nraiing stock, | hns leased Hie above lloiid, end is pro- care talun, 1 Siii|K in Port, Harbor or Dock, nod the Jial'Ol] to fiirnisli to the travelling Pnblli One Onlllllll'J''Blirilff gU'H 11 (tlrll- lor further pnrticnhirs apply to | furttoesofeiioliYcssolsi also, Ships hnild llniil) hlL'lilciiiiiil In Ten I'lliiillC i Idslits! Its odor' is not. offensive. Tho Beacoil ' Light Oil is | ; ■;;; ,;■ FREE FROM SMOKE & SMELL. ! wlf. In point of Econoim', the Beacon Light. ., li ri'•'. Oil is : j(, ", us* Kxi'i:vsin: iiiam ;<vrtiiiit «u*.! ' fl «{., Tlio Con-oilier bnrning ono light—for I [{,1*131 il Knur Hoiirs^-will not cpniiiiine over-One I :£'• h :c--'i Oill, or.ono tiiirty-sccoiid part of a Oal- ' ;".,.,. . Ion. which does not tax the Consumer ..:.■'.'-■, more then Two Cents for n whole night. I ■ '• OPPKNUEIMKB BROS,, allslaa^'. •f«» . Soki Agent., Vietori«, JI.C. i™-'«ii^ K. A. I'l.'ltVUH. ApHU, 1888, ni ,,-,.«». l'oioo.i- iiit' and rsjiluriiigj llnigefl end Other Vcs- > floods oo hoard sncli Vessel I, thro Iglioiil Irrent ttritaln nnd lrelnnd rthtl in Foreign FIRST-CUSS ACCOMMODATION. REASONAtJLE RATES. .'. ' H::.lnv r*rnti:;-jtrni1r«l *- f I" -fl.e'lllMlCV., rlr*ltMi'lir, C ' t :;i*:Ulim.lll(H|;rs- •(f)' . l*!;.-i. iss, Hnirtlnirn. ■„ I tirmlli, Iosb of A|i* ihw . lUuudlre. Lout «f i>;* i- ti icii. Liver ('nm** '-, ■rr.-t-.tthesiniii* ti,,.. Tlwy aro safe, oitjjli laUiolrnclIoAi Framltod H3tt$L% !I3c. PUB BOX. FKIIJI i,088 III! imiAGGDY FIKE. frlT«(« I'i"^,^j;i01,1,J^,.r"1' ,'i"'"'S .SuUicrihcd and Invested Capital, . „,. MRS. BONSON, £,1 ,1)00,000 STCr. K& MAN'.,,:,:,!. SUBSCRIBE Kntri; of PromllUn and every inform;1'- ! tiun can ho obtained on nppliciition to W I JIMISTIIIlVIl i IPOR. TIIE British (.'oliimllitin, tlie VI. J, AKMBIKIJIJU, | Jf x.-winxir. r on tlio Mmulnnfl of Biit- fcptont fovNoiv ffestminskr , ish Colmiit'la. Onlv JS « yra:\ I^JKjJ'" got §i\t n foment.. HAY FOR SALE. rpHE HUDSON BAY 'COMPANY J., lias for wil'i. at Langley, 60 ton. ot well-saved Timothy Hoy. Apply to HENKY WAEK, . apli Langley; FOR RENT: mHE EAGLE HO'HcL, IrONT-ST.', JL New Westniinstei'j Opposite the Wharf; with a License. Apply to , .. . „„,, - HENRY V. EDMONDS, mliSi Und Agent FOR 3ALE: milHEE YOKE OObbl, HEAVT 1 Work Oxen. All wbll trained: For terms and particulars apply td WM. McREE, „ „ Pol,. 14, 1882. (felS) Bouhdkry Bajri BRICKS FOR SALE. THK SUBSCRIBER HAS A KIUT ., "f excellent liricki for sale ohMm. Bolivery auywhere. New' WcKlhiiiistcT1,' JunoiM, 1881. FOR SALE OR LEASE. Eiverside FarS, Matsqul* IN WHOLE OB PART, CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED!. acres Dyked Land, of which 250 acre, could easily be put under crop for next WITH 1VII *,1!F SO FEET FRONT. Ult AMPIE UAliX AMI OTBKK Bl'ILUlXli ACCOHMOBAIUI. Apply to C. B. SWORD, RiverBitlK. FARM for SALE mHE UXDERSIGNKD OFFERS FOB L snle, on tlio most lilwral ternifl, a Form of 146 acres situated on Boundaty Bay, about 8 miles from New Westmin- i ster, ttiul intersected hy the trunk wagoti road. Tlie principal part of the Farm ia ricH bottom Innd; tweuty-tive acres have beeri cleared ami partly fenced. Thore are two springs of excellent water on the' property. It is well adapted for dairy purposes. For particulars, apply by latter, or personally to JOHN R. ROBINSON, New Westminster.' January 3rd, 1882. jnyitc FOR SALE. CABINET ORGAN SUITABLE FOR Church or Parlor. \ 5-OCTAVE Mason & Ham- Iin Cabinet Organ, with 2 full sets of reeds, sub-buss, octave coupler, vox hu- maim, grand organ, and knee swell, B stops. This organ k now used ia tha Methodist Church, and is sweet tohod and in good order. Will be sola for $150 cash, as it is intended to procure, a more powerful one. This is a decided bargain. Apply to T. R. PEARRON ft CO., Stationers k Music Dealers, fe4tc New Westminster.' FOR SALE: THE UNDERMENTIONED PRO-' perty. City of New Westminster: LOT i, BLOCK 19, " 10, " 82; " li, '• 32; " 12, " 24. District of New Westminster: Lot 219, Group I., NoKh lliore Porf Moody, Lot 102i Group I., Sonth: side Port Moody, Lot I Hi, Group I., near Hastings, Bur* rard Inlet, Lot 302; Group I., False Crock, Lot lill, Group II., South hank Frasef River, Lots 147, HS, ISO, Group II., South' hank. Eraser River, Lot Oils, Group IL; South lionk FreW Hirer. HENRY V. ESMONDS, mh 18 Land Agent. sIveFthousand] AOEE8 DYKED LANDS FOR SALE. The ii no ensign ed ofFcr LAND ON MATSQUI PRAIRIE IN LOTS TO SUIT, AT REASONABLE PRICES. I.lbcrn! Teems of 1'a.vmelit slvnn to Bonn fide Bottlers. These L;tiid.i are of excellent quality, nnd n large portion of them ie ready for the plough. C. Ei WOODS, New Westminster, E. M) JOHNSON, Victoria, Or Q. B. SWORD, ocS Rlvdrsfde. ^^MMe-TM NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. To Contractor! G. R. Ashwell Girl Wanted This Office London House..... .Jus. Ellard & Go. Special. Reliable Directory Wxl fritish €olumbiau. Wcdiusday Moriilne. Aurii SO, ItWf. Courts or Justice. A measure intended to create it Provincial Superior Court was introduced aiul with indecent haste hurried through the Legislature during its last days. Tho preamble states that whereas it hns been recently declared by a judgment of tlie Supreme Court of British Columbia that such Court is a Dominion and not a Provincial Court, and therefore is, iu some important respects, not amenable to the legislature of this province; it is desirable in the interest of the province and for the due and proper administration of justice therein that a Superior Court,, subject to laws within the legislative authority of the province, should he established. The bill then proceeds to constitute a Superior Court whose functions shall be the ■ame as those now exercised by the Supreme Court, with the important difference that the legislature is to have the sole control over the judges, to designate their places of residence, etc. The judges are to be five in number—a chief justice and four puisne judges—and are to hold County Courts and work under rules framed by the Liaut.-Governor-in- Council. We do not propose considering the probability of this bill being added to the list of eighty unconstitutional laws which wo have the highest judicial authority in the land for saying have been placed on our statu te-bookx by the present Attorney-General. But wt* merely wish to point out the undcsirableness, the actual danger of placing tho judges under the sole control of such a legislature as the Province possesses at the present time; and, in order to do this it will hardly bo necessary to go beyond the discussion evoked by tho measure tlio outlines of which aro given above. Referring to the question raised by the judges as to their amenability to the Provincial Legislature, a member of the House and ft Cabinet Minister said that "if such a question as had been raised by the judges here had been raised by tho judges in any other province they would have been considered fit sub jects for a lunatic asylum"! Is it desirable that the judges should be "under tho sole control," left to the tender mercies of a government composed of men capable of such utterances as these] Kven if the judges were wrong and the government right, is it wise to uiukc statements so obviously calculated to destroy all respect for and confidence in the judiciary? But the Minister is not right. It is only a very short timo since the Hon. Mr. Blake enunciated opinions the contrary of those held by Mr. Walkem and his colleagues, and Sir John Macdonald expressed his entire concurrence in tho.se opinions I The fact is, as was stated in a previous article, Mr. Walkem quarrelled with tho three judges sev- *ral years ago because thoy would not allow themselves to he made political tools in his hands, and ever since that his legislation and whole line of conduct towards them hare been but too plainly characterized by personal hostility. Wo would not be understood as approving of all that these judges have done. On the contrary, we must condemn much of their conduct in obstructing justice by refusing to do the work assigned to them. But we suppose it is only natural that these gentlemen should resent the brutal treatment received at the hands of Mr. Walkem and his minions. Still, in resenting that, they should not do it at the expense of the people. It should be mentioned that to the bill above referred to a provision was attached to the effect that "On and after the 1st day of December, 1882, all moneys appropriated from the provincial revenues for the administration of justice within the province shall be expended wholly towards the maintenance of courts constituted by this Act." This is, to use a vulgar phrase, "putting tho cybft.sh on," or as the Member expressed it, "cutting olT the supplies." We shall be very much surprised if this measure does not result in another judicial dud- Jook—that is to say, if not disallowed by the authorities at Ottawa before ft can da any harm. It will be re- sjwnjbered how stoutly the Attor ney-General denied the soundness of the conclusions of the judges with ' respect to the status and relations of tho Supreme Court. We need hardly point out that this bill is an admin" sion tliat he was wrong and the judges right. The Island Railway. Well; they have done it ut last! Up till within a few hours of the end of the lust session of the worst legislature, the Island railway was a work which was recognized both here and at Ottawa as possessing elements and relations entitling it to be regarded as Federal or quasi- Federal in its nature. But all that is changed now. Not only has the Act of 1875—the link which *,in- ncctfid it with the Dominion Government—been summarily repealed, but an act has been passed granting a charter for the road to a private company unknown to the Dominion Government, while incorporation was actually refused to a substantial company who had established a thorough understanding with the Dominion Government and who would have constituted a perpetual link connecting that Government with the work. And not the least strange part of the story is the fact that all this was done iu direct opposition to tho strongest recommendation of tlie special agent of the Province at Ottawa ! Referring to the act of 1875, which has been so ruthlessly swept from the statute- books, we find that the belt of land therein set out was granted and conveyed to the Dominion Government, "for the purpose of construct- "ing, and to aid in the construction "of a railway between the town of "Nanaimo and Esqnimalt Harbor, "in trust to be appropriated in such "manner as the Dominion Govern- "nient may deem advisable," Now, we contend that, unless by their own default tho Dominion Government had placed themselves completely out of court, they had a right to be consulted before this act could with any degree of propriety be repealed. Not only were they not consulted, but they had actually come to an agreement with the Dunsmuir Syndicate to undertake the work when our legislature flew in their face, refused to have anything to do with their company and granted a charter to n company without tho knowledge or concurrence of the Dominion Government. A more high-handed, ill-mannered act it would be difficult to conceive. Not that we think the Dominion Government will feel at all annoyed about it. On the contrary, we can very well imagine Sir John Macdonald rubbing his hands gleefully and chuckling over the circumstance of getting so nicely clear of the whole affair. He will overlook the discourtesy of the act in his joy at being thus completely rid of troublesome responsibility. No moro ground for appeals to Downing Street now. The whole thing haa been taken off the hands of the Dominion and placed in those of Clement, and Walkem cannot appeal to the Queen against Clement. The whole question is changed, It is now simply a question between a private party, a prospective contractor, and tho Provincial Government. But will Clement build the roadl Will he make the deposit 1 We shall see. Meanwhile Sir John is laughing in his sleeve. And this is the end of all the appeals to the Queen, all the bluster about the "Carnarvon Terms or Separation I" Editorial Notes. The senior member for Yale is generally right and it is very seldom that we have to take exception to anything that falls from his mouth in parliament. But we feel that we cannot assent to the statement he made last week to tho effect that the Island railway was a matter that should be left to the Island members to legislate upon. Surely that must have been said without duo reflection. The Island and Mainland are one province, under one administration, with ono common revenue; and, so long as that is the case, such distinctions and segregation as are implied in Mr. Mam's remarks are out of the question. Does not the land belong in common to the province? Why, then, should it be "left to the Island members to legislate" away the mast valuable part of the public domain? That doctrine won't do. In tho course of some rather sensible remarks upon the impropriety of the conduct of the Provincial Government in repealing the Nanaimo-Esqulmalt Railway Act, 1873, without the know* ledge or concurrence of the Dominion Government, Dr. Ash said "it was unfortunate for tho province that its agent at Ottawa was not on good terms with Sir John Macdonald.11 This journal has said the same thing repeatedly, but the paid organs have attributed it to mere personal spite. Now that the statement has buen mado iu parliament by a personal friend, what will Wal- kem's paid hacks have to say ? Whenever tho relations between an embassador and tho court to which he is ac- i-edttcd become such as those between our embassador" at Ottawa and the leader of the Dominion Government have long been, the embassador is recalled, because, as Sir John himself would express it, "his usefulness ia gone," and his continued presence could only tond to croato trouble between the two governments. Why the taxpayers of British Columbia should be compelled, at great expense, to keep a special agent at Ottawa at all is something wo cannot understand. But why they should bo made to pay tho expense of keeping an ill-natured, egotistical mischief-maker there to annoy and insult a friendly government is still more inexplicable.. To the People of British Columbia : Work is in progress for the publication of a RELIABLE DIRECTORY of this Province. It will contain the names, residence, and occupation of those residing within the Provinco, a classified list of- advertisers, and complete information relative to Trade, Commerce, Climate, Agriculture, Manufacturing Industries, Governmental Affairs, Banking and Finance, Insurance, Corporations, Steamship Lines, Railways, Gold and Coal Mining, Real Estate,-fee., description of our Cities anil Towns, Schools— public and private, Hotels and Public Buildings, Fisheries, Timber, kc, kc, us well as the different organizations in the Province, embracing list of Dominion and Provincial OfHoitils, Societies, Churches, Military, kc, including a large amount of valuable and ntutistical information. Tho Work is published by R. T. Williams, of Victoria, who will spare no time or expense to make this tlie best and most reliable Directory that has ever been presented to the people of British Columbia. William Wolz, the authorized agent, is now canvassing Now Westminster, and will make » canvass of the principal towns and settlements throughout the Province.-—Anv. apliO GIRL WANTED. WANTED-A ("URL TO DO OKN- eral house-work in :i small family whore tliu work is light. Apply at THIS OFFICE. ap2li HOUSE TO CONTRACTORS! SEALED TENDERS 4 DDRESSED TO THK UNDER- j\. signed, will be received up to the :20th May for the erection of a Church at Chilliwhack. Specifications may be seen at the Store of the undersigned, Chilliwhack Landing. G. R. ASHWELL, ap2G See.-Treas. Board of Trustees. PIANO TUNING PROFESSOR FRANCES WILL VISIT NEW WESTMIN- ster next TUESDAY (April 25), when ho will he prepared to tune and repair Pianos and Organs. All work done with care. Orders should be left at T. R. Pearson k Co.'s or W. H. Reary's. ap22**2t Notice to Contractors! mENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED JL by the undersigned up to Saturday the 20th day of May, for the erection of a two-storey frame Dwelling Mouse nt Bayview Farm, Boundary Hay, about six miles from Ladner's Landing. All material provided, Plans and snooifi* cations can be seen at Messrs. T. It. Pearson k Co.'s Bookstore. JOHN McKEE. Bayview, April 20, 1882. ap22 H. MOREY HAS OPENED THE STORE AD- joining the City Hotel, Columbia Street, where ho will .ell, cheap for OASH:- Groccrlcs, Tobacco, Cigars, Candles, &e. COMPLETE 6 I AND STILL THEY COME TRAPP BROTHERS, SUCCESSORS TO R. W. DEANE & CO. By careful attention to business he hopes to merit a* share of the Public patronage. Now West., April 20, 1882. ap22 STEAMER .Mlk VICTORIA OAPT. PLUMMER, WILL SAIL FROM SAN FRAN- Cisco for New Westminster on or about SATIKBAY, '.'nil, APRIL, ISS'l. RKTURNING-Will sail from Now Westminster for San Francisco on or about THURSDAY, 4th MAY. For rates of Freight and Passage, apply to GOOD ALL, PERKINS & CO., San Francisco, Or to J. A. R. HOMER, Agent, mhlS New Westminster. GOODS! CONSISTING OF Brocaded Silks and Satins, in all shades, New Ombre Trimmings, Black & Colored Cashmeres & Merinoes, New French Satin Merveilleux, Black ft Colored Velveteens, Athol Glaces, in all , shades, Black Paramatta Cloths, &c, &c, Oatmeal, Niagara, Lace Stripes, Foulards, Momies, and other Cloths, White and Colored Piques, i» all ihe newest styles, India, Mull, Nainsooks, ft Swiss Muslins, Lace and Muslin Curtains, New Neck Rufflings, Silk Scarfs, Fichus, Chenille Necklets, Latest styles in Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Cords and Tassels, in all shades, GLOVES, Jerseys, in Black, Silk and Lisle, in all shades, The New Laced Kid Gloves, A fine assortment of Feathers Flowers, Ribbons, and New Mil lineryTrimmings, A good line of Hosiery, A large stock of Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, Men's and Boys'Clothing O. Gr. MAJOR New Stock! WE HAVE GREAT pleasure in announcing the arrival of our first lot of New Goods! From England and the East, which we have just received as follows: Per steamer "VICTORIA," 78 CASES; Per steamer "G.W.ELDER," 15 CASES; Per sailing vessel "YUCA," 6 CASES; Making a Grand 1 otal of NINETY-NINE CASES Of NEW- GOODS, consisting of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, mm &, boys' CLOTHING, Men's & Boys'Hats, (IN STRAW & FELT), CARPETS, MATS, FLOOIt CLOTHS, HARDWARE, &c., &c. S1LLI\ERY -& IIRESSVAKIXG DOSE ON THE PREMISES IN THE LATEST STYLES. JAMES ELLARD & GO. Cor. Columbia & Mary Sts. These Goods we are now opening. GOME AND SEE THEM As we intend selling at Bed Rock Prices for Cash, as we have still larger consignments to arrive. Our stock is now as complete as any in town, and our prices the lowest. Further particulars next week. TRAPP BROS. LADIES' Heavy Jackets and Quilted Skirts. Colored Merinos, blk. Cashmere and blk. Crape Cloth. FLANNELS In White, Scarlet, Blue, Gray, and Plain, and Stripes, and Checks—both English, Canadian, and American, twilled and plain, wool shaker and cotton. COTTONS . In white and gray. Brown and white Sheetings. Towels of all kinds. BLANKETS Tn colors & white. QUILTS and Counterpanes. , Ticking, Drilling, and Hessians Canadian YARN. FURS. Ladies' Furs in Mufts, Boas & Caps. CLOTHING. Men's Clothing in Tweed suits or otherwise. Overcoats and Ulsters. 1861. 1882. THE COLUMBIA HOUSE. THE PROPRIETOR, after 21 years of mercantile life in this City, begs leave to report to his numerous Patrons that his Business is prosperous and the outlook for the future is bright. We. hope to do a big trade during the present year. We have now in stock a complete assortment of GENERAL HEROHAMSE With some heavy shipments on the way from the Eastern Markets. We are buying for Cash, getting large discounts, which, enables us to sell at much lower rates than formerly. We are determined to keep the Columbia House to the front, making it, as it has been for years, the leading mercantile House on the Mainland. Our stock is usually so complete that we can fill orders sent to ns at cheaper rates than any other House in this City, and wc will do it. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, IMPORTER. New West.. Feb. S. 1SSS. felt Hats in Every Style. COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, new Westminster; b, c. Visitor, Bishop of Xpw 'Vostmliistw. I.;id) Principal, • Miss Kendall rplIK COLLEGE WILL ItH-OPEN 1 .IAN. 4, ISM. lira school year consists of 10 months, or 40 week., divided into three Terms. GLOVES In Ladies' hlaok, dark & light shades in kid. In Men's Gloves, buck, doe, dog, kid, sheep, antelope, and cloth— all shades, lined and unlined. BVBBTTHINO III (jentlemen's Furnishing Goods. LAMPS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. PLATE DWARE AND TABLE CUTLERY THE B ST. In Everything the best that can be hod, and at the lowest prices for a GOOD article. MORAL—If yon want a Good article, go to C. G. MAJOR'S: il yon went tilings cheep, hut "eultns," why, go elsewhere- ITEM—What overydody says innst bo trite ; Mill if true, then tho handsomest display of Valuable Goods, Silver ami Plate, in undoubtedly to be found at O. Q. MAJOR'S, OOLITIIBIA STBKIIIJT, New Westminster, B, 0. FBBS > {IN AOVASCK) llo.tnn, * 4.00 t> Wasiiino, 25 " Tcithis (English, French nnd Lntin), .1.00 " do. (without Lntin). 4.f)0 " do. (without French and Latin). (elementary class) week doz. do. Music, Sisdisb (by.Mra. Sillitoo), Okkman (by Mi's. Sillitoc), S.iiO ' 2.50 ' 4.00 ' 1.1.00 ' 11.00 ' A reduction of 25 per cent, off tuition fees in cuso of second and younger sister.. CHARLES E. WOODS, do21tc Hon. Sec. BOOTS and SHOES FROM HEATHOBN'S Boot k Shoe Manufactory, VICTORIA, AT VICTORIA FRIGES. R. THOMAS, 81iop under the now Oddfellow Hall, Co! Miiltia St., New Westminster. I Richmond Municipality. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. NO TICK IS HERKBY GIVEN, that thu Assessment Roll of tile Municipality of Richmond for 1882 I. now open for inspection at the house of Boyd & Kihjour, North Aim, and that a Court of Revision will bu held at tlie Town Hall ori Monday, the fiust hay of May, 1882, ut II o'clock a. m. SAML. MILLER, C. M. C. Richmond, 3rd April, 1882. >p5 HOLT'S EXPRESS! 1)ERS0NS HAVING BAQGAGK OR light freight to move to tho nteam- i!i*» on tlie morning of sailing, or nt any time, ciin rely upon having it duuo promptly hy dropping their orders into my box nt Mcaai***. T. K. I'kai-siin k Oo'.'b Bookstore. Orders should bo in beforo eight o'clock iu tiie evening. mhl8 EB. HOLT. ■ Hu Jpritish Columbian. Wnlno.-litv .lloriilus. April -JO, IS**. PASSENGERS. l'er ntwimer BNTBIU'HISB. frmu Vtchirin, I April 55—Mr* Flflior, Mr* rnnwo, Slrn M-iugee, . Mini Hull. Mi*** Wii-'dri, Kbv WiiUuii. Mi-Mt-H J .1 f Walilt, Yciiutje YnnVolkunbitrg, *I Mtixwi*.., C 1 OlTniati, J II Honrv, .MJ'-nwu, Il Hntrgnrty, Al- 1 Imt. C IteyiioliN, T Sullivan, .) Sinltli, 0 Kelly, \ T Bnm*n, A Oiiffln, I. -J--1in*nii, W Fisher, K ' WndliiiniH, Nanbitti Klrklnnd, Miithimoii. < Per Htetiirwr REMANCK. from Yule, April \ 24-Mn Omy, Mr» NoHit, Mm Tnilottfj, Ml*.** . Fntttiv, ftev ilfill, llr Ori.iifr.iT, Mum Willi-,, 1 Klti|urnld, TtiilO, Muli^v, LoIiim*, Qltvn, Sttoril* J nnt, Smith, Wmle, Bvniir,, 4 prlJinin-in, unil IS BIRTH. In thin cltyi nn Tn.Mit.riy. April 3Mli, the wife gnf Ur. Trew, of k iluightd*. Victoria has now got a military [ band. Bp The water in the river is reported , falling. The Sandwich Islands aro being oyer- jfrun with Chinese. Mr. Charles Darwin, the noted ^scientist, is dead. On tho 18th inst., 2,000 emigrants [•arrived at Winnipeg hy rail. Mr. Marcus Smith, C. E., arrived at ['Victoria per steamship Idaho, on Mon* Iday. The property tax in New Zealand will realize fully'a million dollar** thi-j fcrur. ■ > ■ r • The parliamentary committee find fthat the Government owes Mr. Clemit- lfon$260. > 1/ Head the new advertisement nf the lLondon House (Jas. Ellard & Co.) in I'his issue. I' The Colonist says, "M. Rowland Ij'ill stand for Victoria District." In fyhat capacity J The new steamer Stirling Castle, ['..it tried on the Clyde, made a little piver 21 miles an hour. It is estimated that sixty million iW of lumber will ho manufactured at I'Vinnipeg the coming season. , Mr. D. McPhaden, formerly of hCamloops, has opened the Glasgow jharket (butchery) in Victoria. The Rtr. Pacific Slope, C*pt. Monro, ■jrriveri from tip-river ports Inat even- Tic with freight and passengers, j The Methodists of Chilliwhack pro- Lose to erect a new churyh, for which lenders are invited in another column. : From the 1st'of next month the str. IrjVestern Slope will carry a mail be* Jj-veen Victoriaaiid Yale twice a wet-k. H A company has been formed iu Pur- Tige la Prairie to build and operate a Vundred thousand dollar woolen fac- lt,ry* J Dallas, Texas, was visited recently pith a storm' of hail stones ten inches circumference. Very serious dam- to resulted. j The woik of remnylng tlio old print- JjtHne, preparatory tn grading the lot Jjir tlm new building, was hegun last Linn day morning. j Haitian has fieen nmirted by cable Hint tho people of Winnipeg have cmi- jj-ibnteil 815,000 for a regatta in July lit the Red River. I A man in Cleveland, Ohio, was tined F'O and Men! to the workhotuie for free mouth*** for having iu his possea- t'in an indecent curd. ftTho Quebec Government ser-in to be I cloiely iin aa'unr- citvii. On the 12th Kt-t. they escaped defeat by the Luiikcr'n easting vote. On the litth inst, Bfnwnevillo, Sit* (Ho County, Missouri, waa almost «n- july devattated by a tornado. The Lb is estimated at $150,000. ■The atr. Enterprise, Capt, Gardiner, Idved fi'om Victoria at. 5:30 yesterday leriioiui, bringing 60 pat-mongers, 5*0 Ejis of freight and an eastern mail. Itleports from up river say that tl; Vsott is fully one mouth later than fetal. In* many districts agricultural pSrationa have not been enmuieiicod, Hv company has heen incorporated to II a canal 10 miles long connecting I' Saskatchewan with theAssiniboiue, png 400 miles of roundabout naviga- Khe steamer Rtliauce, Capt Insley, fved from Yale on Monday eveu- , bringing a number of passongers, *attie, 30 hogs, aud a small general gilt. kudge Gray has voided Salt Spring Wnd municipal election on the Idnd of ballot-box stuffing, Ac. Wd, one of Walkcm't J. P.s, is im* Wed. is proposed to bring into the city f-New York, from Lako George, at a r. of fifty million dollars, a supply of [ fir equal to 1,500,000,000 gallons T(day. the Chinamen aent up the river |e all boon shipped to points above a. Below Emory a large number ndians are at work chopping out I roadway. Ur. Wm. Wok fs making a canvass Tlhis city and district for tbo new kish Columbia Directory. The fee ii undertaken by Mr. R, T. Wil- \\t, of Victoria. brty thousand acres of land in JkniM have been secured for nn Ban colony. The immigrants are to le from the Tryol, principally, and the agriculturists. lie steamer. Princess Louise, Capt. RU, arrived from Victoria on Mon- Ipveuing with 446 Chinamen. She Ifor Victoria yesterday morning, ■jig a load of cattle. [Jo annual wail of starvation comes the const of L-ihrador. Why |ieo|)le persist iu trying to live in ■nn inhospitable region when contend plenty invite them West I [e steamer Western Stop", Capt. fte, nrrivod from Victoria on Sa- ly forenoon and proceeded tn \ On Monday afternoon sho aril down and prncoeded to Victoria. i surveyor* who have spent tho Ir at old Government Houso are |>rm>aring for their summer work aC. P. R. lino. Thoy expect to [their present quarters In a few The Postmaster of Philadelphia has sent out a card stating that the gas bills of his oflico for March, 1880, were 91,553.20, and for March, 1882,8140. 80, a reduction of $1,403.20 by the use of electric lights. According to a Melbourne dispatch, the work of military defences ia being actively proceeded with, and the Government have ordered gunboats and torpedo launches with Nordenfeldt Armstrong guns. Mr. Barnard, M. P., has secured an appropriation of $2,500 for the improvement of the trail via Kortjenay and Kicking Horse Paw, by which means cattle may be driven through to the Northwost. Mr. A. J. McLellan, of Victoria, has been appointed superintendent of construction on the section of the C. P. Railway above Kanaka Bar. It would be well for the contractors if they had more like him. A Georgia planter hires negroes who play the banjo. He saya that a negro riding the plow, while playing and smoking, will do more work with two mules than threo men who do not play, hut who have three mules. The steamer Wm. Irving, Capt. Irving, arrived from Yale at noon ou Monday, bringing a few passengers and 118 cattle for Mr. Graves. She left again in the evening,for Yale with freight, passengers, and 446 Chinamen for the railway works, Just at present there is an increased demand for potatoes, and tho price is advancing. Large quantities are being purchased all along the const for San Francisco market where thero is a great scarcity. This is turning the tables with a vengeance. District Meetiso, — The annual District Meeting of the Methodist Church in this Province will open iu the Mary-s reet church this forenoon, Lillooet Speaks.—A public meeting was held at Lillooet on tho 4th inst. for the purpose of diacusaing the dock question. Speeches were made, and resolutions woro unanimously paaxcm condemning tho Government. City Council. — An urder-in-conncil has boon pas-ted granting new elections under tho present Let-tors Patent to fill thu vauanoie now existing in the pity Council, It iaexi-eufnd thw elections will be held next, week. Tin* KicKixti Housr. An Right.— An Ottawa despatoh uf tiie 20th inst, announces the pit-sage of tho bill authorizing the construction', tinder certain conditions, of tho C-umdiau Pacific Railway through hoiiio other than Yellowhead Pass. Educationai«.— Ladies aud gentlemen interested in the subject of High* or Education) and especially iu the continuance aud extension of the Col- legialu and High .'»chool of this city, ahould nut fail to a'tciul the meeting iu the Met.hodi.st Church this evening, commencing at 7:30, when the subject will lie diticuiised. A Good Investment.-—Tlie Irving tract in liaal Portland wan sold a few days since for $fi5,000. The family lately owning tho property, who live in New Westminster, II. C., nt onu time had a large farm there, which is now all laid out iu town lots, aud which iniut have nutted them fully •5200,000. - Post iHtetliyencer. «-» —- - Canada andIueland.-—The Dominion House of Commons lias unanimously passed the address to Hor Majesty praying tlmt a form of Hulf-goveruiueut be granted Ireland, aud that clemency bu granted to those imprisoned there for political oil'euses. This act reflects credit on Canada, ami it is to bu hoped it may help thu great and sacred cau.se uf freedom. ■»■»■ May Day,—At u mooting held on Monday night, the Hyack* definitely decided to Hold a May Day celebration. The grounds at old Government House have been placed at the disposal of tlio company, ami there the festivities will take place. Miss Maggie lingers was elected May Quuon. Since thu above went into typo ho learn that the May D.iy celebration has been postponed indefinitely. _ ,— »•» — AGooiiIhEA.—The Chicago Tribnnv tuggeits the transference of the Chinese from the Pacific coast, whore they aro regarded as a curse, to the Atlantic coast, where, according to represen tatives in Congress, they would bo regarded as a blessing. It is intimated tlmt California would-providu free transport for the departing angels, The experiment would undoubtedly cure the Atlantica of Jossiam. Kailroai) Tiikui'gii Black Canyon. —Tlio Lung Black Canon in the Gunnison River, iu Colorada, whieh the Denver aud Rio Grande Railroad is to pass, is narrow nnd the walls su high that the stars can he seen from'its depths in the brightest day. In some places the walls am a mile in height and scarcely more than forty to titty feet apart. The engineers have zigzagged ttte lino across the stream. Tub Thrasher Appeal Case.—The long pending decision on this case waa rondered last week. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Crease agreed in con- tinning the previous judgment and dismissing the appeal, and the appeal was accordingly dismissed, Mr. Justice Gray took a different view, however, holding the tugs responsible fur the disaster aud liable for the full amount of damages-$80,000. We presume the Thrasher owners will now carry the case to the Supreme Court of Canada, the way being open at last. Caledonia A St. Andrew's. —According to announcement a meeting was held in the Skating Rink last Monday night to complete the organi- zatiou of the Caledonia & St. Andrew's Society. The following officers wore elected;—Capt. Jno. Irving, Ciiot; Geo. Black, lit* Chieftain; Kenneth Mclver, 2nd Chieftain; W. McColl, Sec; W. Rm. Treas.; D. Chisholm, Jno. Robson, VI. 0. Mc- Dotigall, J. A. McDonald, and Jno. Buie, Board of Directors. Somo conversation took place respecting the annual pic-nic, but no definite programme was arranged. *+■ The Dominion Elections. — The St. John Telegraph says:—The Parliament of Canada will uot, it is he- lived, prorogue bofore the 10th of May. Although papers on both sides of politics havo asserted that the Dominion elections will take place in 1882, and tho Oth of June has been spoken of as tho date fixed for that purpose, there is reason to believe that nominal decision has boeu arrived at on the matter. The probability, or rather the preponderance of public opinion, is in favor of the belief that tho elections will bo held either iu the summer or autumn of 1882, yet this may be an error. An Editorial Ghost.—As a rulo editors don't frequent their sanctums after death. They are only too glad to he delivered from the worry and toil. With the late editor of the Syracuse Courier, .however,"the case would appear to be different. Dan Halstcad was always a restless, adventurous cu**.**, as those can testify who remember him in his former capacity of Captain of the little stealner Maid of the Mist, used for carrying sightseers up under the Horse-shoe Falls at Niagara. Capt. Halstcad died in August, but he still frequents his old editorial haunts, and Syracuse is greatly esoited thereat. -» Finls. After eight weeks of un* seemly wrangling, bull-dozing, billingsgate and flip-flop, the Legislature was prorogued on Friday by the delivery of a speech which may fairly he accepted m an indication ,if tlio high type of statecraft by which the present cabinet is distinguished. His Honor'the Lieu tenant-Governor assented to sixteen bills, all of which would scarcely make one really important measure such as a sensible House might dispose iif iu eight days. The public showed their proper appreciation by their absence, niiiQ-tenth-i of the seats being empty. The present. Houso has done moro than all its predecessors towards bringing representative institution.1, into disrepute. If- tlie ciJnsifiuiencit'S havo bettor men, they would do well to scud them to tho next Mouse. If not. then it would \<e iu order tu consider the advisability of surrendering Itesponsible Gnvel'niuuut until such time tie (!m country shitll be prepared for it. Theft! arc good men in tho expiring Bouse; b it it ia nf tho average we upeak. The few really good men are powerless aniungat such a lot; of sliiesiers! Police Court. (tlcfore W. Xoriimn Unit*, I'm*., P. 11.) Monday.—Thoa. Brown, who represented himself ns a railway laborer, was convicted of having sold liquor to Indians, and was sentenced ' to 6" months' imprisonment with hard labor. Charley Seymour, an Indian and an old offender, also got G months with In ' labor for supplyiui; liquor to Tuu* ns on tho 27th ult.; and another fi months with hard labor for having liquor iu liis possession iu au Indian house lust Sunday. Officer Wiggins aud Mr. Moresby proved former con fictions. ScvoimI drunken Indians wore fined the usual penalties. Tlie Change ol Route. In tho House of Commons, on the 19th, in moving the second reading of a hill authorizing the construction of the C. P. Railway through somo other than the Yellowhead Pass, Sir Charles Tupper explained that a more advantageous passage through the Rocky MouiitHins was by the Kicking Horse Pass. Jfc is expected that the road from Prince Arthur's Landing will he completed by July next, and 500 miles lie laid tu a direct westerly line the coming season. When the road is completed, the distance from Montreal lo Port Moody will ho 2,850 miles, while from New York to San Francisco, via the Central and Union Pacilic roads, by tho shnrte.it possible route, it is Il,:i:(l mile's, and tho distance from Liverpool to Yokohama will he 1,085 miles shorter nm the Canadian Pacific than cia New York. The Table* Turned. It will be remembered how, for many years, the communiiios on Vancouver Island and near thu seaboard on tho Mainland consumed foreign beef. Every steamer from Puget Sound used to briitg a band of beef cattle, and none of the bost either. Hundreds of thousands of dollars were drained out of the country for American beef, and miserable stuff' much of it was. Happily that impoverishing drain is stop- ped, find for several years past have our markets been supplied from our own grass ranges—supplied with an article which, in point of quality is immeasurably superior to that formerly imported. But that is not all, Tho war has been carried into Africa, to to speak, as will appear from the following extract taken out of the leading journal on Puget Stiuud:—"Tho steamer North Pacific is now supplied with lieef from British Colombia; the markets of Port Townsond are supplied with beef from British Columbia; and the, ships, steamers and people of Port Gamble also. It is even proposed to supply the markets of Seattle and Tad-ma with meats from that province. One thing is unquestionably true. British Columbia beef has no superior in point of quality. It is also cheap- cheaper than an .inferior article in Washington, Oregon or California. Not a little of this fine beef hits found its way to San Francisco, while the steamers between that city and Victoria are all supplied with it." Tht tables are turned, but it will take years to get square with our neighbors on the beef question. Meanwhile it is gratifying to know, that .they appreciate' British Columltia beef.' The Wily All Hln. The Hartford C'oiinmf, previous to the veto remarked: It, is rumored that after all tlie trouble of our statesmen over the Chinese bill, the wily Oriental holds a few cards up Ins sleeve, and will be able to prove to his would-bo persecutors that they have been playing a game they do not understand. Tho sards which he had were tlie memorandum wliich President Arthur accepted in preference to tlie opinions of Congress, tho active support of Frc- lmghuy.seu and Folger, and the qualified support of Brewster—four aces, so to speak, up the sleeve of the cunning Celestial—four men, and one a pagan idolitor, against 29 Senators aud 177 Congressmen. But the four won, with what disgrace and injury to the country will only he fully apparent liy and hy. Royal i oliimhian Hospital. At a meeting of the BoRi'd of Directors of this institution,, held last Saturday, the, following officers, were elected: W. N. Bole, President; Geo. Turner, Vice-President; W. H. Keary, Sec. -Treas. The report of the late Hoard was ordered to be printed for of.eolation. The President-and Vice-President were authorized to provide drugs for the hospital. Dra. Mclnnes and Sivewright wore appointed medical officers, nt a salary of ?250 each for the year. The visiting committee was appointed aa follows: Mesars. Turner and Mathers for April, May and June; Messrs. Golbeck f and McUoberts for July, August and September; Messrs. McDonoiigh and Keary for Ootobor, November and December. Ifc was decided to hold meetings every ;t mouths, and the President, Secretary and Mr. Mathers were authorized to pass all accounts at the end of each mouth. Tlie Anglo-Saxon Wave. A Toronto despatch of tho 8th inst. says: — The exodus from the overcrowded districts of England to tho Canadian Korth-Weat has fairly commenced, and gives promise of thia year far exceeding anything previously known. So great was the demand for passage that the Allans found it necessary to despatch au extra steamer yes- tel'thiy, The first systematic step towards transporting the unemployed workmen to the laud of promise was taken yesterday, when at, the instance of tho Lord Mayor of London a committee was appointed to raise a fund for the purpose. Sir A. T. Gait, on behalf of the.Dominion government, has promised to take charge of the immigrants ou their arrival at Quebec and see thorn safely into Winnipeg. The Duko of Manchester and party will visit Manitoba in Juno to purchase and locate lands for the North- West Land Company of Loudon, Eng. Fifry^irle fr.ini Miss Kye's homo have sailed for Canada, whero they intend entering into domestic service. List of UenSuruB PASSED LAST SESSION AND ASSENTED TO BY THIS LIEU- TENANT-UOViiKNOH ON FUI- DAY:- Au Act to consolidate nnd amend tho laws relating to gold and other minerals excepting coal. An Act to amend tlio Act respecting the Supreme Court of Canada and the Exchequer Court of Canada. An Act to authorise the admission nf Samuel Perry Mills as a solicitor und barrister-at-law. An Act to authorize the admission uf Charles Wilson as a barrister and solicitor of Ilritish Columbia. An Act to amend the luw relating to legal professions. An Act for the relief of Androw Leumy, of Yale, British Columbia. Aii Act respecting free grants of land in certain coses. An Act to amend the "Land Act, 1875," and tlio "Land Amendment Act, 1879." An Act to amend the Coroner's Act, 1870." Au Act. to incorporate the Vancouver Land and Hailw-iy Company. An Act to amend tho "Municipality Act, 1881." An Act to incorporate the New Westminster and tho Port Moody Kail- way Company. An Act to amend the "Public Schools Act, 1879." An Act to provide for the establishment of a Provincial Superior Court. An Act to amend the "Uritish Co- 1 ii tn b i ti Line, Fences and Water Courses Act, 1870," and the "British Columbia Line, Fences and Wat.*. Courses Act Amendment Act, 1881." An Act to repeal the "Esqnimalt and Nanaimo Railway Act, 1875." Sr.BDSl-1 Call and seo our fine stock Agricultural Seeds and note our prices beforo purchasing elsewhore. Herring, Druggist, City Drug Store, N. \V. FOR SALE: HKVERAL COWS (NKAR CALV IO iiig), nnti other Young Stock. Apply to R. H. HOLDING, apUI-4t ( Lungluy. WANTED: N APPRENTICE TO THE TAIL- oriug Business. Apply to W. ELSON, Merchant Tailor, Columbia St., Opposite Lytton Square. ■ mhSItu A AYRSHIRE^ BULLS! THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR sale on reasonable tonus a few half- bred Ayrshire yearling Bulls, sired by the Thoroughbred Ayrshire Bull The dams being choice dairy cows. A. S. VEDDER, jell Sumw. Seeds! Seeds!—A largo and varied stock of fresh seeds, imported from the principal and most reliable growers, at Herring's Drug Store. British Columbia Agency of Toronto Safe and Lock Works, J, t J. Taylor, Proprietors, These celebrated safes are inade from heavier iron, weighing 20 per cent, more, and have all the modern improvements of the best American Fire and Burglar Safes, including the Sargent Greeuleaf Dial Lock. Being of Canadian manufacture, they arc duty free, und consequently can he sold cheaper than either English or American Safes., , ... Fire and Burglar proof vault doors limhiifacburetl of all sizes and quality! at prices ranging from one hundred to three thousand dollars. Detailed specifications for vault work furnished on application to the agents for British Columliiu. no2 M. W. Waitt& Co., Victoria. Floweu Seeds.—-The finest assortment iu the Proviu e. Forwarded to any part of B, C, postage paid. Address Herring, Druggist, NT W. Death in the Cof/be_Pot,—The pub lie arc cautioned against purchasing imported California ground 'coffee. ' Its cheapness i9- its only recommendation. The ingredients are of the vilest description, as any one using it'will discover should he examine the grounds. During the perihelia of the planets people should be careful what they ent and drink. Don't allow your grocer to palm off his trash upon you, because it pays him better to sell it than the good article. Ask for Fell k Co.'s Coffee and take no other.* A Mistake.—It is a great and often fatal mistake to take repeated drastic purgatives for constipation of the bowels; they induce piles and cause debility of the howcls. Burdock Blood Bitters is u safe and perfect regulator of the bowels, arousing the torpid Liver, and all the secretions to a healthy action, acting on the Kidueys, and ronovatmg and toning the system in the most perfect manner. If you Buffer from any chronic disease arising from Impure Blood, Sluggish Liver, disordered Kidneys or inactivity of the Bowels; if your Nervous .System is debilitated from whatever cause arising, do not despair, but procure u trial bottle of Burdock Blood Bitters; It will only cost 10 cents. Large Bottles gl.00. For sale hy all medicine dealers. Blite Vitriol—Ccnuhie English—For dressing wheat to prevent the smut. Send to Lanoi.ey k Co., Victoria. Also, for sale—celebrated Condition Powders and Drilllcld's Black Oils. Both , these should he in every stable. mh2!) Yellow Oil is par excellence the remedy for Pain, Lameness, Rheumatism, Croup, Deafness, Burns, Frost Bites, Stiff Joints, aud all flesh wounds, Any medicine dealer enn furnish it. Blob-tone for farmers' use, iu 1,000, 600, and I00*lb. lots, at 7, 8 and 10 cents per lb. Address A. M. Horriug, Druggist, N. W. mhl-2m Dentistry.—Dr. Welsh, Dentist, will be found nt the "Holbrook House" for the prosoiit.tmtil he can net-urea permanent office. - mhlS ■tlir If you want a first-class Piano or Organ, go to T. 11. Pearson k Co.'s. The best Pianos for the money in the Pro vincc.—Adv. MB" Shipping Receipts, in triplicate, at T. R. Pearson k Co.'h-*-Ai>v. NOTICE. T HEREBY OIVE PUBLIC NOTICE J that from nud after this date I will not he responsible for any debts contracted hy my wife, Isabella Magee, she having left my bed and hoard'without just cause. Dated 21st Feb., 1882. HUGH MAOEE., Nortii Arm, Fraser Kiver. fc22 PURSE FOUND! ON THK 20th ULT., A PURSE containing a sum of money was found at the corner of Douglas and Agnes Streets. In the pur.se wns a paper with tho name "Jouney" on it. The owner can have his .property by calling at this otlice, identifying it and paying tho price of this notice. ap!5 TO SCHOOL TEACHERS mHK TRUSTEES OF TRKNANT 1. School wish to engage the sen-ices of a duly certified Teacher. Applications received until April 20th next. Salary, $>0 per month. J. KIRKLAND, mli25 ' Sec. T. B. ("Colonist" please copy.) FOR SALE OR LEASE A CANNERY SITK NKAR THE City of New Westminster, anil possessing unequalled facilities for receiving and shipping freight. For particulars apply to CHARLES K. WOODS, Real Estate Agent, kc New Westminstor, April 7th, 1882. ap8 TENDERS WANTED. mKNDERS WILL BE RECEIVED X up to Noon on the 15th May for the erection of a Barn ou South Arm, Fraser River. All material provided. Plans nnd Specifications to he seen ut the Store of C. 0. Major! where information etui ho obtained, or nt tho residence of the midcrsimied, South Arm. up! 2 ANDREW FISHER. Burrard Inlet fishing Co'y ■vrOTICE 19 ItKtlEBYfin'KNTHAT 1, a meeting of the Bluiroholdon of the aliovo Company will bo hold at Uar- rnril Inlet, on SATURDAY, tho 29TM day of Amu,, 1882, to take into tionBidcra- tion a proposition for increasing the Capital Stock of the Company to Fifty Thousand Dollars (cvO.OOO), In accordance with clause 41, Companies Act, 1878. J. A. RAVMUIl, C. A. VERNON, Trustee,. Victoria, B. C, March 28, 1882. op? W. RAE COLUMBIA STREET, M Boor South of Colonial NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A VARIED STOCK OF GBNEEAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Crockery, Glassware, &c, &c. JUST RECEIVED—A COMPLETE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS Including Novelties in Fancy Straw Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Featliers, Luces, Plain and Shaded Watered Ribbons, Satins, Colored Velvets, Velveteens, and Flush. NEW DESIGNS in TIES & RUFFLES HATS AND BONNETS Made and trimmed, and satisfaction guaranteed. BERLIN and ZEPHYR WOOLS. ■J^TAll Goods sold at ruuoualilo rates, Call and inspect our stock. WM. RAE, ap22 Columbia Strk*:t. COLONIAL HOTEL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster* B. C. HAVING PURCHASED ANP completely re-furnished and otherwise greatly improved tlite well-known establishment, I have the pleasure to announce that it is now OPEN For the reception of Guests. Convicntly located and well appointed in every department, with BATH ROOMS And all the most modern appliances, it will he (blind in every respect the best, on it In the largest mid most commodious, Hotel on the Mainland, The RESTAURANT Department is under the very best management both as regards itms e and attendance, nnd parties dcairiug them can have comfortable Private Hilling KoOMft, with special attendance. The BAR ROOM Is stocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors, nnd the bent brands of Cigars will always he kept on hand. The BILLIARD ROOM Is nvulnua ami well appointed, and provided with STMItWi Patent CUSHION TABLES, tho heat in tfT Good attendance and moderate chargon. J. E. INSLEY, PnorniETOii 6 M.ts".OEit. .April f, 1882, »***> jMg WANTED: FOR NIGOLA VALLEY-A, GOOD Farm Hand, who con milk and understands the driving and care of Horses, and make himself generally use*1 ful: Wages—S30 per month. Apply to TKAPP BR08-<; ...- opl2 Now. Weati mill-: UNDKRSKiNKD HAS FOR' X salt a few very tine need potatoes,- ef the varieties knoWU as "Kftrfy Rose". and "LiiteKuHO." Price, 2 ceuta pel1 pound. Apply to A. INNEti, apir> Langley. DAIEY FARM FOR SALE OR LEASE. THK FARM CONSISTS OF 180 Acres, iu Nicola Valley, known U V. L. Anderson's Ranch, df which a pari is suitable for crop. It is situated about 3 miles from the Public Hall and Road • Also—75 Milk Pans, Chum, and all the implements necessary for Dfllrylnj. Also—20 good Milch' Cows. Apply to P. L: ANDERSON, ap5tc Nicola Laker ^SHr6NABLE~ MILLINERY DRESS - MAKING! 0PP. HR. IXMIIVGHAI'S, Columbia St, New West, THK UNDERSIGNED TAKES pleiisui-c in announcing to the Ladies of New Westminster and surround1 ing country that she has received and opened out u fine assortment of the Newest and most Fashionable Hoods from •San Francisco and Eastern Markets, and she is how prepared to execute all orderf in Millinery and Dressmaking with promptness and care. The latest folhiona* always on hand. Fancy Goods of bean*' tiful design and workmanship. No pains will be spared to satisfy customers. All are cordially invited to coll and examine our goods und fashions. apl5 MRS. D. A. MACD0NAUI. CITY LOTS —AND— XjeA.CT.DSr FOR SALE. DfiSCMBKlT Valuable Property in tlio City and Dietrietof New Hestininator:— rllHK FOLLOWING L \ LOT ONE. Lots 7 and 8, block 1", corner of Merre- vale and Columbia streets, There is a good House on these lota nnd a Garden very lately laid out and in good order, LOT TWO. Lot 0, block 18, mi Columbia street. An excellent House; good tenant! and in thorough repair. LOT THREE. Lots o and 6, block 1", on Merrevald street. The hest site in the city for a residence; thoroughly cleared; well fenced; an excellent Orchard in Ml bearing, and a line spring of the veiy best water. In the District: LOT FOUR. On False Creek trail—knofrrt as th« Ha/el** ood Estate—300 acres. The rood liaises through a portion of it, and at an outlay of imc hundred dollars 100 to 200 acres may be brought Into cultivation this year. There is a small House on this lot, situated half way between thii city and Granville. LOT FIVE. On the Burrard Inlet road—joins Mr. Nicholson'b lot; covered with macnificenk timber; distance from this city only three miles; 100 acres. LOT SIX. See. 0, block S N., R. I West, nearly opposite Douglas island, on the left bank of the Fraser river—Hit) acres. LOT SEVEN. Lot 77, group 1—head of Ruruaby lake) very good land; UK) acres. LOT EIGHT. Lot 82—west of small lake, Inlet road UJ0 acres very superior land, LOT NINE. Lot 167—right bank North Arm—thin! lot from the city; 160 acres, LOT TEN. Sections 39, 30, and HS—180 aoresj $-* milii from Boundary Bay; fine timber aud fine situation for a logging camp. LOT ELEVEN. Section .'15, Tottnehip 8. LOT TWELVE. S«o. 26, Mock 14 North, Bang. 5 West. Any of tbe tbov. property will b. n!d cheip and on easy tome. For p»rticu- fan apply to the owner, JAMKS MORRISON, i»W-lm Goltirabta-rt., New Wert/ <Duv §toni. KITH AND KIN. (Ortitlnut'd.) "Do you desire a master for Italian and the guitar I" "Not at present," she replied composedly, but her heart grew heavier as she saw ho sign of responsiveness, or of pity on his face; only a hard, stolid fixity of expression, worse almost than laughter. "I don't think I should ever care to perform on the guitar," Bhe proceeded, "though I should like to know Italian well enough. But I did not come to you with any such absurd request. It was a much more serious business that brought me here. Uncle, mamma has often told ine that you are rich." "The devil sho has!" broke discordantly from him." "And if ahe had novor said so, we have heard it from numbers of other people. And mamma has often said that when you died— -"sh-a hesitated, faltered. He removed his pipe from his month, and, with gloaming eyes, and Hpa that had grown ominously thin, relieved her from the necessity of finishing the sentence. ' "You lanes would have my money toeut capers with, eh?" "Oh, no, ,no! But that, as you had no one else to leave it to—we—you, uncle, you know what I mean; and do listen to me. You quite misunderstand me. I hope you will live for years and years—for twenty years to come. Why not ? And I do not want your money. I hate to think that people point us out aa being your heiresses; and when mamma talks about it it makes mo feel fit to sink into the earth with shame. But, uncle, you know—for you cannot help knowing—that mamma has nut enough money for us to live upon. We can starvo nnd pinch, and economize upon her income, but wo can't have any comfort upon it, and it is terrible. We cannot speak about it to strangers —we don't wish to; but it is none the less misery that we live in. And-—I am so tired of being idle, and so is Delphine; we should like to work sixteen hours a day, if wo could keep our' selves by doing so. And if you would give ine a hundred pounds now, uncle, you should never need to think of spending another penny upon ine ns long as we both live, nor of leaving mo any money when you die; nor to Delphine either. We have a proper plan. We want to work, not to waste the money. Oh, undo, dear, you know what it has cost me to ask thia. Surely you won't refuse!1' The pleading in her voice amounted to passion. She laid her hand upon his arm iu the urgency of her appeal, and looked with an intensity of eagerness into his face. Mr. Aglionby put down his pipe and rose from his chair, his face white with anger, his lips and hands tremhling. "What! you are in the plot, too, ■shameless girl!" ho said, in a fury which, if not loud, was none the loss •dreadful. -.. Judith recoiled, her face pale, her eyes dilated, and gazed at him as if fascinated. '' Your precious mother has bequeathed htr impudence und her Blipperiuess to you, eh 7 A bad lot, those Arken- dales, every one of them. Tho men were freebooters, and the women no bettor, and you are like the rest of them. You thought to come and wheedle something solid out of mu bo- fore it was too late. I know you. I know what it is to be an old man with a lot nf female vultures sitting round him, waiting for him to die that they may pick hiin clean. It seems some of them can't even let the breath leave his body before beginning their work. But," his voice changed suddenly from raving in a broad Yorkshire dialect to the treacherously smooth tones of polite conventionality, "though I am put seventy-two years of age, my dear, I am not a driveling idiot yet, and so you may tell your respected mother on your return. And ■" "My mother knows nothing about this," Judith said, or rather, sho tried to say it. She was stunned, bewildered by the torrent of anger she had drawn upon herself, and utterly at a loss to comprehend his repeated references to some "plot," somo "scheme," of which he teemed to accuse her of being cognizant, "Bah!" he vociferated, returning to his raging anger, which appeared to have overmastered hiin completely. And as he spok-j, he hisaed out hia words in a way whieh irresistibly reminded her in the midst of her dismay of the steaming out of boiling water. And they fell too upon her head with the same scalding effect. Sho stood still, white he raged on with wild words and wilder accusations; nothing being clear in them, nave that ahe and all belonging to her had played a part to cheat and fleece him, and to "oust the poor lad from his rights,'' all of which accusations were us mysterious to her as they were outrageous to her dignity. She hud forgotten by now the errand on which she had come, while her mind, in painful bewilderment, sought to assign some reason for this Ot of frantic anger. The accusations and the •pithets he used at last roused her indignation beyond control. Raising her head, she fue'd her clear eyes unflinchingly upon his face, nnd standing proudly upright, began in a louder, clearer voice: "Uncle, listen to " "Begone!" he almost shouted, with a stamp of his foot, aud turning upon her with eyss that scintillated with fury; "and may you never darken my doors again." She paused a moment, for her mind refused altogether to comprehend hia words. Then as some understanding nf what he had said begun to dawn upon her, she turned to the door, Buying, in an almost tonelesH voice; "Good-by, uncle. You are net yourself. Yuu are making a dreadful mis- take. Some day you will repent it." Judith closed the door after her, aud passed through the large houseplnco, full of a ruddy, dancing light and a chewing warmth, out at the open door, into the drear October twilight. Tho lake was rougher now, and its livid surface was covered with flashing specks of foam. The weird whisper from Itaydaleside had grown into a long shrill shriek—a prolonged storm- cry. All else was deathly still. Me chanically, as she passed the windows of the old house, sbo glanced toward them, and saw that ruddy light, that cheering warmth within. Her heart waa nigh to bursting. She felt bewildered, battered down by what had taken place. It was all so incredible, so inexplicable — that sho had been thrust out, desired nevor to darken those doors again, called opprobrious names thore — within those beloved walls, beneath that happy roof! It was like a mortal blow. Still stunned by this stroke, alio passed almost automatically out of tho garden, under the old archway, through the farmyard, without returning, or even hearing the greeting of the herd, who said: "Good naat, Miss Judith. There's a storm on the rooad." Sho was tongue-tied, dumb, powerless to speak. Out in the shady road again, with the dusk fast fulling, with that long "dree," desolate way before her, and with such a result to re* pnrt to Delphine! She walked mechanically onward, perhaps half a mile, whilo confusion reigned in her mind. Thou the whole affair seemed suddenly to start before her eyes in an almost lurid light. She had descended so low as to ask for money, and she had been spurned and cast out- and that by ono whom she had truly loved and honored all her life, despite hia rugged nature, which ruggediions alio hud weakly fancied to be but the outward musk of a great tenderness common to rugj, natures. She had always thought there was sympathy between his nature and hers, for her innate reserve was as great aB hia own; the effort to overcome it had always been like a physical pang, and iu tho bitterer and more desponding moments through which sho hud often passed, she too had felt repeatedly as if she could be rough, could use harsh words, mid could gird savagely at those who worried her with their stupidity. She had made a great mistake. The ruggednesa concealed no deep wells of tenderness, but a harsh, hard, yes, a brutal nature. It was nothing short of brutality to which he had treated her this afternoon. What trembling hopes Bhe and Delphine hud built upon this poor little chance; the possible result of so tremendous nn effort. How they had planned a courso of work, of economy and saving, and patient waiting. They had come to the Bolemn conclusion that their present life was wrong and degrading, or at least, that it was wrong and degrading to make no effort to escape from it They did not believe it waa what they had been born for. Delphine had been much moved by Judith's account of how, while she was at Irkford, a girl hud been pointed out to her, at a picture exhibition, as a young artist of promise, who painted portraits and got forty guineas apiece for them. "That would bo the height of happiness to mc," Delphine hud aaid, tears in her eyes, "I could paint portraits to earn money to do greater things. Ah, what a happy girl! I wonder if she knows how happy she ia." Their plan had been for Judith to secure thoir uncle's assistance, and go to Irkford, nnd, failing other things, adopt the nursing of which she had spoken to her mother; to look out all the time with a view to finding some employment for Delphine, which, they were both convinced, was to be hud, however humble. This waa their scheme, aud had it succeeded, they would have rejoiced more than if they hud suddenly inherited fortunes twice its large aa their uncle could leave them, and which their mother Was always craving for them. If it had succeeded! How quickly would that road have been traversed, and how high would Judith's heart have beaten! But it had not succeeded. Her thoughts suddenly ilew off to what was left—to the prospect before them of a whole lifetime of this pinching and scraping and starving, and saving sixpences, till they grew old, and friends had disappeared, and joys were past, and death longed for. The effort to change these grinding circumstances had fuiled; that which remained was almost too fearful to think of. It takes a great deal to chill tho blood and dismay the heart of two-und- twenty, healthy, resolute, and untroubled by morbid fancies; but Judith Conisbrough felt hor blood cold, and hor heart as wax at the prospect before her. Nothing gained, and all the fow privileges they hud ever had, irretrievably lost. An indescribable weariness palsied her limbs, u despondency which amounted to despair laid its cold hand upon her heart. The stormwind came whistling over the desolute fella, the lako beneath her looked liko a sheet of lead. Whero was its shining? Where tlie glory and the dream which had sustained her ou her way to Scar Foot an hour ago ? Straight before her the bleak, cold mass of Addlebrough roso, and looked like a monstrous barrier which she could not pass—looked like the embodiment of her poverty, her circumstances, her doom, In the dusk her foot struck agaiuat a large, loose atone. She stumbled, but recovered herself, sat down on a rough log by the roadside, nnd covered her eyes with her hands, as if trying to shut out all that confronted her—all which had onco been so dear and warm, and was now so cold and cruel. No tears would cotno. Hor eyes burnt; her brain tilled with the remembrance of that irate old man, towering over her, pouring upon her angry rebukes for some crime of whose nature Bhe hud not the least idea, uttering words of abuse aud condemnation. Thrills, hot thrills of passionate indignation, and cold ones of chill dismay, shook her one after the other. Now olie felt us if ahe must go back aud beard the old man in hia anger, and tell him how wicked he waa; that he maligned her, nnd that she defied him; and again, she felt as if alio must remain there where she wat> for the rest of the night, too out of heart to rise of move another step. The last consideration had grown uppermost, and had at last forced from her a deep, tearless sob, which gave no relief, and only seemed to set her heart in wilder agitation. No outside sound roused her, or would have roused hor, less than that which she now heard—her own nntfio, (Tu l>a Omitinntt).) WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 12 M., MAY I5TH, 1882, FOR FURNISHING Two Hundred & Thirty- two Thousand (232,000) GEOSS TIES! ALONG THE LINE OF THE Canadian Pacific Railway BETWEEN EM3RY & BUBARD INLET, VIZ.: ■TWENTY - FIVE THOUSAND X (25,000' thereof shall be delivered at Port Moodv Station, or at points on the line of said Railway between Port Moody and Pitt River; Other Twenty-five Thousand '25,- 000' thereof shall be delivered at Put River, or between Pitt River and Kanaka Creek; Other Twenty-live Thousand (23,- 000) thereof at Kanaka Creek, or between Kanaka Creek and Stave River; Other Twenty-five Thousand (25,- 0001 thereof at Stave River, or between Stave River and Hatsic River; Other Forly Thousand (40,0001 thereof at Hatsic River, or between Hatsic River and Harrison River; Other Twenty-seven Thousand (27,- 000) thereof at Harrison River, or between Harrison River and the lower end of Maria Slough; Other Twenty Thousand '20,000 thereof at the lower end of Maria Slouch, or between said lower end of Maria Slough and Tunnel *'C" of said Railway, whicli tunnel is about 15 miles below Emory's Bar; Other Ten Thousand (10,000) thereof at said Tunnel *'C," or between said Tunnel "C" and Tunnel "D," which latter tunnel is about 11 miles below Emory's Bar; Other Fifteen Thousand (15,000) thereof at Tunnel "D" aforesaid, or between said Tunnel "D" and Tunnel "F" on said Railway; Other Twenty Thousand (20,0001 thereof at the said Tunnel "F." or between said Tunnel *'F" and Emory's Bar, or at Emory's Bar. All such Sleepers or Cross Ties shall be delivered alongside the Railway and within Fifty feet of the centre line of the track ana shall be piled up so as not to interfere with the work of construction. The bottom of the pile shall be as nearly as practicable on a level with the grade of the railway track; and the said pile shall be so made as lo permit of ready Inspection and counting; and wherever such Iiilcs shall be made near water lines, todies of water, or rivers, the same shall be placed in such location that the bottom of the pile shall In all events be above the line of high water. It will be necessary to deliver at least Fifteen Thousand 115,000) ac- ceplible Ties per month, from dale of entering Into contract, until completion of same. Ties must be smoothly hewed or sawed, free from all scorebacks, and chopped or sawed square at both ends, eight feet long, flatted on two opposite sides to a uniform thickness of six inches, the flatted surface being not less than six inches on cither side at the small end, and when sawed they shall be eight inches in width and six inches in depth. All Ties must be of sound timber, full size, and accepted by the Chief Engineer of said Railway, or they will not be paid for. Ten per cent, will be reserved upon payment of accepted Ties, until completion of contract, and Ten Thousand Dollars llio.ojo) approved security required before signing contract. The security or securities lo be given must be described in the tender. The lowest or any tender not necei- sarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned, Yale, B. C, and endorsed "Tenders for Ties on Contract No. 93." ap5 A. ONDERDONK, Contractor, GEO. TURNER, LAND STJRVEYOH. McColl's Storo, Holbrook's Stone Building, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. TyuOTERT FRONT STREET. J. A. SIVEWRIGHT, M. D. OFFICE-COLUMBIA STREET, Opposite Mr. J.Cniimiiglmiii's Store. Resioenoe-Merivaue Street. Dp, Lota R, Mclnnes, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Opposite the Post-Offioe, Columbia Street. Office Hours—Morning, from 11 to I; livening, from 3 to 8. C. J. LEGGATI, Ha rris tcr-a I* I.u w NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC OFFICE—Next door to Ureu's Photo. Gallery, McKcimpBt., New Westminster. A. T. D. MacELMEN, BARRISTER • AT - LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, &C, HAS RESUMED PRACTICE IN AI.L THE COURTS. OFFICE—Columbia street, Opposite Hy ack Hull, New Westminster} B. C. JAMES MORRISON, CONVEYANCER, Land and General Agent, —AND— AUCTIONEER ! COLU MB! A STREET, (On1- Coliiuiiil Hotel) N R W WESTM ItfSTR if ita"*Several good Farms for Sale and to Lease. noil) turner;¥et1&co. MERCH NTS, WIIAttF STREET, ■ VICTORIA. Nortii British nnd Mrrrnnlile Insurance Co. for Mainland. H.C. BEETON & CO.. 311 Fiusbiiry Circus, London, E. C. W. D. FERRIS, CONVKYAXi'KI!, House, Land, Court anil GENERAL AGENT, COLLECTOR o< RENT and DEBTS, Agent fur IhcTRAVKUVRS' WftVil- AM i; CO., of lliirtliiril, ' nml. New WeBIHinder, B. 0. 0,1. IIAlIi, wat HMAki a imm . NEW WESTMINSTER. 8. C. WATCHES, CLOCKS. ilEWEiuRY, AND SILVER PLATED WARE Por Sale. .til kind, ol toll, mill su VIII ,IEW> IJ.KV iniulr Iii nlHItirl ETRUSCAN COLORIHG, COU) & SILVER PIATIND. EnifUKfinnil nml Wi'ililluz Klin's :i HlH'I'lllll). *.#■ Watches nml Jwelry carefully repaired. Olil Cold nml Silver bought, jnyltc Every Man to Ills own i.llsiiii's- jfX. IF E E L IE, PRACTICAL CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (Dl'l*. COLONIAL HOTEL), . NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. Physicians' Prescription*, and Family Recipes a Specialty. N. B. — Only Genuine Drugs nsod. Oter twenty vcars' experience. mr2:l CHARLES E. WOODS, LAND SURVEYOR, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Conveyancer A Accountant. UHtS, DEBTS, IV,, OOUtCTED, Ijonns Negotiated, nnd a General Agency Business transacted. AfiKNT FOTl TIIE Fhcnlx Fire Iii.arance Company or Brooklyn, and the BaalUbte Life Assurance Society of tbe United states, COMlfflll.t HTRRET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.-CV r. o. Da* io. I',. 1 ill BROTHERS, Giiii iilil IMPORTERS & viiLimi -DEALERS IN— GROCERIES —-A.wr*D — PROVISIONS, WHAHF STREET. VICTORIA, B.C. Having established Uitsincsa in the above Lines and by SIGHT IMPORTATIONS European & Eastern Markets We aro prcptired to fill ol'llbra to the Trade in the following (ioods: TEAS, COFFEES- SUGARS, TOBACCOS, HAM, CODFISH, -u '-u) i imrtii*. litre, S. riijt CltH'HP, Dried i-'rnlis, fit VJ'fiipghr, Bnliii a- ii iv,;;,"i'. Soap, Goal Oil; <'-',"•« mummm? NEW SCHEDULE —OF— "Xf%TJLf<3r'El& —FOU--- WHITE LABOR Pacific Rai 'Lrocoa. Pea'*! Bar'ev. WM% Bn UiVlfl, WRAPPIK6 PMm PllFlf, BASS, t'KlTI,II COLUMBIA. Overseers $12.1 00 per month. Rock Forcta tM.... 8i3 00 to $4 00 p day Earth Foremen"... 2 25 to. 8 00 " Bridge Foremen.; 8 00 " Bridge CarpenterSj Ut class....... 2 50 " Brideo Carpenters", 2ndclaeB 2 00 W!l Mudtta 2 50 to 3 CO " Blacksmiths, 1st class 3 00 " Blacksmiths, 2nd class 2 50 " Blacksmith Helpers 1 50 to 2 00 " "Drillers 1 75 to 2 00 " Laborers 1 50 to 1 75 " Hewers, 1st class 3 50 "" ' Choppers, 1st class 2 50 " Scol-ers,, 1st class 2 50 . " All outside labor 10 hours per day, All Carpenters to furnish their own Chest Tools, All Employees to find themselves lied, Board and Lodging. Boarding House**, will bo convenient nlong tho Line. Board—$4 por week. It will not be compulsory for Employees to board in the Company's Houses. Wages will be paid monthly, on the 10th of each month. A. ONDERDONK, GeSEIUL MAXAfJKU. Office of the Con th actors, Canawas Pacific Railway, Yale, March 1, 1881. DtlpIe&VCO DISPENSARY, NO. 11 KEARNEY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. DU. SPI-VNEY, well known nstlia town- ilerol tliu M'.titrfliil, fO. B.) MmUciil Inxtl- tlitrti imriliitie I'rnpriotor ot tlio SPINNKYVIM.K INKIKMAKV, would inont rivpuetfijfljr inl'miii hi* pnllciilH nml tl»' ntlllrtwl grtimi-iilly. Hint lu* ■lill coiitiliufui '*' tmil I'luimirniiilinjiTinm ril**- «*-t*ii<»wlt., mi'iiuiilli-li-'l surci*-*!*-. LADIES AMD GENTLEMrN. (Ttiinftticr tlmt iimm-unt hint inn in tliu tliid <>l tlinu ..i flOlttSANB DE Iir.ALBB. li nm It (ft*" nnt wlmt ]■*-«■* lt-»ulili>t< fhiiy Iw.ct.i'i'* •ityl let iV:i* iKw'tor cx«mitn* vuur cum. II will -;,.« vi'tt ivHiiim fri cimmiltition, Ki.|ili'iimMiilI niiri utiflV vmr-i-lvi'-i wlmtliur tli« Jlin'tiii* nti-lt-r- ittiiml* vinirnitii*. II lit* riiticini* vim In-will t<*ll tuti mn If hut, Im will li'll v huh f»r lie will not iitl'iiTtiift.- iii'tiet-iiiilt'-iri .iiilt-cimllil.'-it >>r <<(• Itt-fihtMinm-. I'liMics nt ii (lfriliini*<* wlst'lni* trimttlli'iit. I>\ tH'iilltii: f2f. iin.l limit' .li'-wlpH*>» nf 'lirl'i- tumlilf*. will iw'ilYii In Mn in t full oxtv.-..- „r .(-.■iiffni-iti -iTiirrly I'if-Uc*, i".*!- ""i l ■i-siii* i-u. I'linft+i l>H. Hl'IWKV will iimraiit*'*! tn ,.trftli Pit*** , si'ixvr.v to -To., OREGON ■ PRINCE YV-ia S'lWN'H FOR 8BRVI0K \\ flw-lnc the Rfiiwi of is-,:, on jgja NOTICE OF REMOVAL WILLIAM McCOLL BEGS 'fO INFORM HIS NUMEROUS p:\troi is that lie lias removed liis* Business to. Holbrook's Stone Building (NEXT tn THE BANK), Where will lie found, a, usual, fa com- Jihite assortment Df fiROCF.KTF.S. WfeoYIsToNS, And u fine line of I).'} Roods, Gents' K-irnlsiiituv OihiiIs. 4c, &c, Wiiltlr Will lie Hold nt the LOWKSTI Possible i'eiueS for c.sh. '] Ho tliitnks Mi fi-ielld. for their p»at liberal patronage und . hope, for . con* timionce of tlie same. mhl h. w.IhuShes, & Book Agent, NEW. WESTMINSTER, B.C. ■A.GIHrE'T'r hpQ-r Toronto ■•Weekly Mull $1 oft Srnnto Wcj'klyflliilic 1 « mtrr.il flpnild ft Wrwklj Star 1 M Mimtl-Ml *Wnvfrtv W|it,cM 1 It) New York Weekty WIHiest 1 fift Scientific Anierii-r.ii *•* 29 *?eott|nli Aiuerlrjm .tournul a M N. Y. Hemltl, M'orlil. Bun, ie 1 iO Pnn Vi-fltirjfct.niil.rtIn. 2 BO Unriiei-'uMfli-nlne, rim. Wfrtly, twit 4 » umlny'M UlHtit*' M«»k *2 00 3tni Fmnbmi Werltly fall ... 1 at "rVnntt Unite'* I'lilillnilhitififlt PlilitWwr'i Prlmir non. nflrfM'i'** l.ifo |*im to It M Oltenii'** I.lfo 2 W Ami Hljy other.pi,nr*,n or Mopi/liiti of Imp-mi nr* in Cnnnrlit iirintli. l.'nlle.lsiutei. TW ItulWIn m-ml-* rilltr A \-l of »ueiln mul -..hilt*. vtrtlMe tit tha Mfdmnir'MlinttKiiUi. The M»?« ttrenll elTrredil tlio nmiiu lilll-if* nmi'sert by (iflbllxhen, no tha inoiiei- volt n|i|ily the nmmi-r tho1 jinjx-r will write. A'l'lrMK,j*l..nre. HBNRT W. tlilrittm, AiOTt.. ' mill New lVi*i.|iHihM*ir, 11. C. . 49* Ap'it. f^r .li'iut.v'ii Planoi nnd Orf-niii. ESTABLISHED II lSflS. L P. FISHER'S 30* fiWS Z*AFBZt ADVERTISING Koonlft 20 fltid 2t. XprrhnnU* Kx<- clmfiKC IMHfornla St., 8. FM Cab Nil.- -AP VKKTl HtTSG SOLICI*I*Ed . fur nil ntWhiinhn*) piiMinlieit t>n th* I'udflr dust, tlwKi-lHittlrh lulmtdit, I'Mynefin; Moiicfld l'<>rt», 1'iuiMiin. Yitl-rnfllrtn. .Irjjmh, China, N»* /.ttuliiiul, tht* Aitntrnltnti Uil'mie-l- IU KSktnre Slfll<:» mul Knrnpo, Klli-it at riearly «ferf rttiwtt- ]iH|,t*r imlili-liml nu the I'neiflc OiMtt ore kept nuiatniiily mi linnrl nnd nil ml vert Item flrt e.lh..vi'il true -n'ufttv to them tlurini; himhiun lioun, The llltiTlsil Cut. r Mil 1.15 1* kent oh flic nt tliM offlcu nf I,. I*. VISIIKK. AmUlIotliM■tl'i.«N iii tbaOmu-y-nnd l'n*\ ialpi) Lino. SPECIAL ATTENTION In culled to tlio tiiiilornottjil Gootle, on Which tlie most UI1KKAL INDUCE* , MENTS -Will be olloretl to tho Trfctlo, m wo nre SOLE Agents foiBritisliOoliiiMa (i(M)ll \S f.OLU H\K!\f, IMlWh H Tlie Best aiid Cheapest.' BEACON LIGHT COAL OIL, Water White and Pure. ARCTIC SUGAR CURED HAM Turkish Patrol Cigarettes, Being tho Largest Size and West Tobacco, Our Goods are Guaranteed of the highest standard in Quality, and are offered —AT THE— LOWEST MARKET RATES, OftEfib*,**. I'tuN1*!''. \v:i> I'uiilril ili^.njganj Will lit!'(Vyours oul in May; ia alliippletl gmy; stnndi' 17,' lltaiids high; ivelglft 1(175 lbs.' nt pri'ficnt, will lveigli about IS80 lbs. luring season; is very gentle, very fust .walker, good trotter, a»il a noM'vrful hoi-He in linniBSB. fie wns siied by W. Myer's hnjiortcd l'crcheroa — "White I'rincc." OitEfioN Pihshb wotl soeoi.d prize at the Victorirt Agrlcitltuial Fair liist November, mul is the larg'tVut horso i tlm mainland of Hrititdi Oolmnbia. TKRM8—$10, 815, aiid $20. Tarties from a distalico sending marea will bo entitled.to free pasturage forono month. U. St-KVKNSOft, jnyl4tc , Chilliwliack NOTICB , IS , HB1BE15Y GIVEN, that tho liiuuign Imretofore carried dB Slider the Hume of R. W. Deane & Co. ori Columbia Street, New Westminster, will from thlB date be carried on undor tho name of THA PP BROS'., thoy having purchased the above-named'''Business, assuming alt liabilities and collecting all accounts duo tlio late linn. TRAPP BROS. ALL ACCOUNTS duo the late.firth of R. W\ Deane 4; Co. nrjlst ho paid to the undersigned within' thirty days from the date of this notice. ■ TRAPP BROS. March 22,1882. " ■ mh2.-i X-Krxj-EJ-X To DlSKASHS, CoMr'tAIHTS .nd ACCIDENTS which Hagvabd's Vcllow Oil is riiar*n- teed to cu,. or relieve either la HAM ot Dsast. TAKEN INTERMUT FOR CROUP, I COUGHS, CB.IMPS, 1 SORE THROAT, ASTHMA, I COLDS, Ac APPLIED EXTEMiAU.' FM RHEUMATISM, CHILBLAINS, SWELLINGS, GALLS, LAMEXESS, CONTRAC1IOXS LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, SPRAINS, NEURALGIA, CALLOUS LUMPS STIFF JOINTS, FROSTBITE, CORXS, BRUISES, ITCH, PAlXrXRACK, PAIN In SIDE, tU. Every bottle rruarnnteed to give utUuK* tion or money refunded*. OltEITIDHS WITH EACH lOTTU. MIK 90& T.HILSTO'S' Ss 00., Ppoprletora TOUONTfJl OUT, nifOT kg® unit ':■ (YMfcuiw. 'ir-' y -,[ fllysis, end .11 • ■?;.'■■ *'; '''' iM the terrible ef; ..-'i .*' 1,,'t, nl intithltil ft ,• - * A&B Sm lolllef, sod ex- c 8tr« III IlllltlUT .vCnr-. Ult. MINTIB will IBIff III 1,1 lei 1 Five HHiidrcil Hollars t'-r »cw ol ibirJ kiini ilif Vital RcHtornllvo (undfi' hilt H|ici'inl Mijvirc mul iri*.i!iui*n()u ill no* '•ilt-f, or lor iinvthi* t? itntitirp urinjnrliturf I-U...1 in M. VR. SllffTIB t:iii* utl '01»- "uripfl *»iu-t*es^tuil,\ without mfroiiry Contiiiltrtlloii tree. tihuoh-iIi fMmht M.ln.n I »i|v.i*»-. $5-00 I'lk-L'o'VIUl HcsioPiiilTe, S-iCO w I'ouir, or font ruiipit Hie t|uiinitj*. $10 HO: ft-nt to, nny. irtilrPBti iifoii ri't'diit otjiHt:'.orO O li,, -•■cure Ironi nb**i*r'rmioii, ilnrf in tirlrnte ttiitnt/ it deBifrd, hy A. Ki M IN TIB* M.I). : TiioHf whu runiiftt Tldh 0Rv HI XT IB in San Krittieif***" kIimiiIiI xl'iitf n rult iind' luinnie rwit-'ftcfft ot tlidr mmhlM wHN $'J.ri-oo, mi in ri/iu.n nftill (onrae of, Mmlicitie *ifl tit torwHrd.**), it-turfly- lineked, no hs not to .xcite furiosity. All onifru lor iitfiliri.-.B 0,0 I>. mint tie .i.Tomfmnii'tl with $\ do (nu n uunr- ■ttiiei' of gunil tuiih), which will bo de- dnrted when tli" inifkiurt* is tthlpp&d. SAMPLE BOTftB FRRR-Sent on ii|i|)licntiini liy litter s(.tiinji Bymittomn, ■•i'ji nnd iiRt*. 'Cnmniiinli'iition-rt sirli'tly '■oi.fiiliMitinl ,|ny31-ly II Krnrney fHretfti Sun Frnnflnco, Cnl. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. A COURT OF KEVISIOK WILL be hclil iii' tlm Public Scliool-liotiso. lVU|ilo Rulgo, on tbo (Uli ilny of Mtiy, l-SSilj at 1 o'claofe p. tn., when porsoiu*- objocting to their aBsessmontfl will be heard, JAMES WM. SINCLAIR, Olork to Municipality.- Maple KMge, March 111, 1881.!, mhl A
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