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Eta A K fi Davi. VOLUME 2 NEW WESTMINSTER, 1). '(!.. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, -A- 1887, NUMBER 143 D' .WOLF SMITH, JI.D. OFFIOB-Clarkson Street, opposite rear entrance of Colonial Hotel. RESIDENOE-Ajnes St., opposite new Baptist Church. OKFIOE HOURB-10 ru ra. to 18 noon; t to»iand6:«Jtolp.m. ilnolOtc T M. MACLBAK, B. A„ M. O., 0. M. OFFICE: McKensle Street, next door to Drill Shoil. RESIDENCE! Ajncs street, third house Irom Mary Street, OFFICE HOURS: 10 to 12; 2 to 5; 1:80 to 8. d-delsto H M. COOPER, U. A.,M.D., PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. OFFICE and REStDENOlWlhurch SI. (next door to Farmers' Home), near ' Columbia St, Hew Westminster, EC. OFFICE HOURS-.to 10a m.! Ito.Sand a.80 to 8 p. m. Clls In town and country promptly attended to. leato ponociD a necou, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC nffloe, Mosansle Street, New Westminster,, snd Vanoonver, B. a Jylldwte m C. ATKINSON, RARRISTER, SOLICITOR, 4c. McKensle Street, dwfelOtc New Westminster, B. C. •JJ A. JBNNB, BAURISTER-AT-LAW, Will commence business on the 1st ol .lulyprox. i , Offloe at the offloe of H.V.Edmonds, K«q., Mackensie Street dmyStlo w HORHAIf BOLSI, BARRISTER-AT-LAW. UudAsant Monty to Loan. Columbia St., New Westminster, R C.| and Tatlow's Blook, Camble St., Vancouver, B. C. seitc p W, GRANT, ARCHITECT At A. J. Hill's Office, dwfe25to MoKensle St, p H.aow, ARCHITECT. OFFICE, for the present, at residence on Clinton Street. ' *'" ' ■ ear Word may be left at D. Lyal's Bookstore, dwleoto rnilOMAB 8PENCE * CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS; New Westminster * Vancouver. Exporters of Fish, Fruit, Lumber, 4c. ..-Unexceptionable references, djesto m J. TRAPP, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, Columbia Street, New Westminster AU commissions will receive prompt and careful attention. Bnt references given wheu required, mhB-tc Piano Toning. MR.O, H. GOODWIN, OF VICTORIA, will visit Now Westminster shortly, i few days. Orders for tuning may be left at Lyal's Bookstore. . dapSMc GOODWIN 4 JORDAN. ■ W. D. FERRIS, USD. IRE ui DEMI M Sent and Debt collector. BIT1RAI OOOD F.IRM8 FOR Ball. Aieal far Ike TsUVELin'n lire nd ACC1WMT ISSItBAMIIR COMPANY, ■arlfsnl. Venn. OFFICEt-Ferrls Street, New Westminster, folic RAND BROS. ¥>BAL ESTATE BHOKBRS, Conveyancers, Collectors, And lissar.sie.Ag.als. Offices at VICTORIA: Fort Street, NBW WESTMINSTER: Comer McKcusle .nd Clarkson sts. VANCOUVER, Cordova Streol. BUILDING UOm for sale In .11 sections of Vancouver and New Westminster City. FARM LANDS of superior quality for ■ale at Chllliwhack, Port Hammond, Lau.ley, MaUquI, sumas, Mud Bay.Lnd- ner's Landing, Lulu Island, North Arm and Pitt River. Maps .nd Plans exhibited .nd the fullest Information farnlshBdftt.il ouromces -TO- tl'AVINO BEEN APPOINTED BOLE tl Agents In this Province for a number of leading manufanturers In Canada, we are prepared to furnish prices and full garticular, of all kinds uf machinery for >w M Ills, Shingle Mills, Factories, Foundries and Machine Shops, Including Engines and Boilers, stationary and portable, both nsw und second-hand; alsot Rubber Belting, Leather " Lubricating Oils, Brick Machines, Hoisting Blocks, Snips' Blocks,. Axes and Edge Tools Hardware, Harness, Siulldcrs* Supplies, how Cases, Gas Machines, Iron Tools. mi,p.' niifuNn.' iron .quia, Brushes and Brooms.Palnt. and Oils, Roofing Folt. Sheathing Paper, I Fairbanks'Scales, Br>s Goods, IriiPlp'g FRASER TUONARD, ■•Iain's BtMk, • tajNkva Street, VANCOUVER, D. 0. (■'n,-'itJS«s TURNER, BEETON & CO. MERCHANTS, WHABP STREET • VICTORIA. ■A.a:nia-TD iroit North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. lor Mainland. H.O. BEETON & CO., 36 Fhislrary Circus, London, E. C. THE CLARENCE Corner YiteiA Douglas Streets, VICTORIA, B. C. FRANK 0. RICHARDS, Ju. - - - LESSEE mpURI8T8p HEADQUARTERS: FIRST •V Class lu every respect. Fully imp* SUeA wllh all Convenlencfis of Motlcra lolels. New and Elegant In all ItsAp- polntinonts. Prices Moderate. This magnlflcent Hotel Is now open for the reception of Quests. iWNopains will be spared by the management, to make this Hotel plcusant and attractive. docSte THOS. OVENS, MANUFACTURER OF »J »*-""b«»i Blacksmith and Machinist All Kinds of Machinery, Patent Looks, Safes, Sewing Machines, &a, Ac., Repaired. BLACKSMITHING In ail Its branches. Fanners', Loggers', Mill and Contract Work; Agricultural Implements, tind everything In tho blaeksmlih lino made to order. Having secured Srstaloss workmen, we feel confluent of giving satisfaction. mr Horso*shoolng a specialty. dw-Jly31tcl Columbia St., New Wkst. (Geo. H.Grant&Co.) IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Boots Shoes! s A SPECIALTY. RUBBER GOODS ALWAYS IK STOCK. Opposite Hank B. 0., Columbia 81. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. sarorue rs by 31.11 promptly attended lo. dwjeoto THE LEADING BOOTiSHOE ESTABLISHMENT OK THK-— Mainland of B. C. Colonial Hotel Block, Columbia St. $10,000 STOCK NOW EN ROUTE. THIS HOUSE MAKES ANNUALLY a great reduction in prices to nuke room for the largest and best assortment ol Boots snd Shoes ever imported into this country, from tho principal Houses of Germany, France, Groat Britain, the United States nnd our great Dominion. 600 LINES KEPT ON HAND. CAM, AND SEE MY STOCK BE- FORE YOU PURCHASE. Boot) and Shoes, from OOo upwards. hit A Bibber floods A Yam-Inns of all kinds. Indies' A Bonis' Slippers for Xmaa- th. loveliest <v«r seen. 81 Line) of Ladles', Hisses' Is Children's Boots. WM. ROSS, C.lul.1 Hotel Nut, Olntabl. SI, dwnolftte Cream & Fancy Cakes —ao to— A. DIEBEL'S FRONT STREET, OFF. C. P. N. WUAXr. HUM GOME AND SEE I W. H. HOLDEN, TTAVINO TAKEN POSSESSION OF XI the "Tompemnee House," fronting on Columbia and Church Htroetn.oppuslte the Episcopal Church, and now Known as the FARMERS'HOME! Will accommodate tho IravoUtig puhllo at tho following rtitwis Board per day. *. fl 00 " " week SOO Single Meals 25 Bods 25 M-Good acoomiuodtttton for Ladles and families, niySte Flowers for sale c. Mcdonough HAV1NO TAKEN Luudbom's Building! Front St. (Formerly occupied byKylo A Til Ion), IS NOW READY to serve his customers and everybody with, as good a stock as a man wants to select from. Dry GoAttR, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery* ttlansware, %Mts. **c. Come and see the new place, and let us know what you thick of It •iwocintc c. Mcdonough. CHARLES MURRAY, CLARKSON STREET, Opp. Registry Offlco, Hew West'r. Bonn, Sign and Orname&ial Fu&ting. PAPER HANCINC, GUZIN0, KAUOMININC, fto. WALLPAPER. The largest assortment of Wall Paper lu the City, comprising newest patterns, always on hand at bottom prices. Sam* nlos on view at T. It. Poaiwm A Co.'h Storo, Columbia St. Paper lianglns at specially low raton, dseista E. HUTCHERSON, NURSERYMAN A DEALER IN Fruit and Ornamental Trees* Ladner-b Landing, B. O. r.B SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO IN* form the people of British Columbia that he has established a Nursery at Ladner's Landing, and In prepared to fill all orders fur Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trues, Shrubbery..Vines, Small Fruits, Ac. Trees Imported or home grown according to the wishes of customers. The subscriber has had a thorough practical training lu the business, and having a Fiermonent stake lu the country it Is nls nterest to deal fairly with the public. He will wait upon the various towns and settlements shortly, and all orders will have his personal attention, auuto E. HUTCHERSON. NewWestmlnster \J THE ADOVK WORKS HAVE BEEN opened In tho Bonding formerly occupied by Morgan the Barber, One Door Vest of Dickinson's Butcher Stop. Call and lnspeot.our work and obtain prices. We nre the only practical Marble Callers on tho Mainland. Always In stock, a good assortment ol MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, MANTLES, Etc RUDGE & M0NCK. New West. April 18,1887. dwnplsto ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, nearly Opposite the Colonial Hotel. NEW WESTMINSTER THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST assortment ot all descriptions ol MEATS ANB VEBETABLES Constantly on hud, ud supplied to Funnies, Restaurants, and Steamboats atthe LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Estate of Kelly Bros. take~1otice. A Mi PERSONS INDEBTED! TO THE A above Estate are notified, that Mr. Henry V. Edmonds Is nlnno authorized by us to receive payment thereof and to Eiv ------ ive receipts for same, 8. J. PITTS, JNO.' WIMt.., Assignees of Estate of Kelly Brim. dn...2fitfl >v -fcTOTIOB. VTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT XS 1 have made application lo the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a ltoci.no to cut and carry away Mniber on and from the following dricrihed land, situated at Howe Hound, New Westminster District! Commencing at a stake on the north shore of Thorn borough Channel, north of Ek.n'fl point on Oamblor Island; thenoe north so ohalns, west HO-thalus, south to the shore line, thence along shore tn plnrf of commencement—oontnlutnu about 800 acres, more or less, It J. niGKMAN. Now Westminster, May SB, m. dmyMml P! Absolutely Pure. Thin powder never vnrlca. A marvel of purity. »lreti|ith « nd whtil n«omences, Moro economical than tbo ordinary kinds, nnd oannot bo sold In compctiUon with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Roy at. Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., New York. 3fely Safe for Sale. * , NO. 10 TAYLOR'S SAFE, in (food A order; 21x20 inches inside; will bo sold cheap. Apply at this office. dwfel2le FOR SALE. ONE-nALF INTEREST IN tho LANG* ley Saw and Planing Mill; mill In good order. For particulars apply on the premises to H. WEST. Or, Messrs. DRAKE, JACKSON, aplStc &HBLMOKKN, Victoria. For Sale or Lease. A FARM CONTAINING 310 ACRES- A partly Improved. Situated on the North Ann, Fniscr Rlyor, about fl miles from New Westminster nnd about 8 miles from Vancouver, For particulars apply to JAMES MILLER. Hot. Island, North Arm, or to JOHN SPROTT, Immigration Agent, New Westminster. dwjelml Farm for Sale. CONSISTING OF TWO LOTS OF 135 and 100 acres (which will bo sold together or separately); 8 miles from New wostminstor; tlrst-oliiss land; ubout 25 acres dyked; balance Prairie and Bush; will be sold at a Imririiln. ■ . Applyto C.G.MAJOR, dwmhStc Lt. fllA.JUl', • NewWestmlnster. For Sale Cheap. ONE 12-HORSE-POWER PORTABLE Engine; ono Screw-cutting Engine; Lut ho [12 ins. swing], and a lot of Lut ho Tools; olio American Drill [foot power, geared]; one Kydrnnllo Punch*Shears; and a- lot of other Tools. Apply to WALTER BLACKIE, dwmyl7m2 City. For Sale! I SPAN DARK BAY MARES, 1 and 5 L years old; good travellers; worn single rdo or double. 1 Bay Horse, ft years old; works single oi double; nice Indies'orgents' saddle horse; very gentle. 14-senlctl Ituggy* 4 springs; nenrly new. 5 tons of Timothy liny on North Arm, Fraser river. 9» bbls. Sal* Salmon. 8 hnlMtuR Salt Salmon Rellte*. Also—Ono aud otic-nlntlt Interest la Clly Water Company. * W. J. FRENCH. New West, Nov. Uth, 1880. dwnolHUi NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. VT OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT L> the partnership heretofore existing between tbo undersigned ns General Blacksmiths and Wagon Afnkcrs lias this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. E.Sully will collect all accounts due the late firm and settle all claims against It. Dated this EOth day of Mny.1897. | J. fe. SULLY. djnllml .1. RENWICK. B. C. Monusisntal Works CHURCH STREET. MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK of all kimli. Call and inspect before patronizing Island capita!. I leave my work to speak fur Itself. Si, B.—Urn ap> prentlrrs empluyt-d. , dwaplille ALEX. HAMILTON. Wood and Coal. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A large quantity of REST WELLINGTON UUP COAL And an assortment of CORD WOOD, Which he will soil at lowest rates. He will also promptly attend to all kinds of Orders left at Mr, McColl's store on Columbia street, or at my house, Douglas stroct, will moot with prompt attention, HENRY ELLIOTT. Now Westminster B. C JlylOtc NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Assessment Act and Provincial Revenue Tax. NCW WKsTMINSTKIt IIIHTRK1. VTOTICB IS HKltEIIY C1IVKN THAT ll Pruvlm-ljil ltovoiiviD Tax and nil TajoS IOVle'd miitop Iho Asse.Hmont Aots, forliio yenr NOT.imtMiie und rnyablo in my olllooi AililUl.mnl cspfiiHO will 1)0 iivoldod by pnylng snmc »n or ln-foro UK' Doth' Inst. C. WARWICK, Assflssor&CollAitor. NewWcslmUi»lor,.lirao|0,IS8T. dwJUOtd gntlj) gvitisk Colnmbijitt T«,.«,ln> Errulua, June 31, IDS!. On tlio wry day of the opponr- unee of tlio grout solar disturbance lirst soen on Sunday, there wns n disastrous cloud burst ut Oborlin, Ohio. Noarly nil of the town bridgos woro carriod awuy. The damage is estimated nt $20,000. At Ztmesvillo tho damage by lightning was ?20,000. There was much loss from lightning throughout the State. Tho solar disturbance is the one which disappeared by rotation on the 22nd of May after a rapid development. At the time of disappearing it was of enormous di- tnensions.—Ilochestm' Democrat. Almost any Mexican would as leave go outdoors without his coat as without his pistol. He wears it to church, to the opera, to see his best girl—in short wherevor ho goes you may see a glistening bit of nickel-plated stool sticking out from under his coat-tail. Every day when my teacher of Spanish (a swarthy young man in jacket of yellow kid and pointed toed boots with enormously high heels) comes to give mo tho customary lesson he is obliged to unbutton his bolt and do- posit a big revolver upon ray table before he can sit down to business. —Mexican Letter in 'Sacramento lieconl. In London, the world's capital, this has been a day long to be re membered. Preparations for tie observance of the queen's jubilee had been made on a most stupendous scale, and the day being line, the attendance of visitors was enormous. At the present writing tho day's festivities are being wound up, and it is certain that suoh an event never before occurred in the history of the British nation. Our telo- gr-iph connection, and the difference in time between Old Westminster and New Westminster, enable us to lay before the readers of th'e Columbian a report of tho celebration at nn earlier hour than it became known to the people of London. The kind words spoken of the queen by tho foreign press must be particularly grateful to every loyal Briton. The recent invasion of British villages in Sierra Leone was not tie signed as a centennial celebration of its settlement, hut the colony was established just a hundred years ago, in 17.87. The abolition of the slave trade, 20 years later, gave a lift to its population, since slaves captured by British cruisers were habitually transferred there. It also became the custom to collect other people of color from various sources, so that tlie original colony of less than 500 negroes had become a place of perhaps 20,000 in half a century. The motive of the recent attack of the surrounding savages upon the settlements of Sherbro and Sultyus is not fully explained, but perhaps it was chiefly that of plundering the factories with their merchandise. The pillage was accompanied with great cruelties, and the fate of the throe hundred captives must have been melancholy. Perhaps a larger British protective force will now be stationed there.—.V. Y. Times. The disallowance agitation is ox- tending to British Columbia. The Victoria Colonist says: "In no other country on the face of the earth can bull teams successfully compete with a railway for the carrying trade." Bull teams compete successfully with the Canadian Pacific in that province, "goods being freighted in waggons along the line traversed by the railway at a lower rate per pound than the railway charges for carrying the same description of goods." Tho people are determined to build nn independent branch to tho boundary. British Columbia is not covered by the monopoly clause, being like Manitoba in that respect; but "local charters will no doubt be vetoed at Ottawa in the interest of the syndicate," in which case the people there will join forces with tho Manitobans. The state of things in Manitoba and British Columbia is without doubt more serious than th. government imagines. It is impossible to coop up whole communities and say they shall not build independent railroads or trade with their nearest neighbors. We in Ontario would not tolerate such u ukase for an hour. How oan we expect others to submit) Our policy is of a piece with that of the Romans, who, in order to keep up the price of Italian wine, prohib ited their transalpine allies from raising grapes,—Toronto Mail, Holloway's Cm Cure destroys all kinds ol corns and warts, root and branch. Who then would endure them with suoh a cheap and effectual remedy within reach) FIFTY YEARS A QEEEN. The Notable Event Arrives nnd there is Rejoicing Through- out (he World. The Press ol' Europe Mscuss the Occasion. London Kit Koto. -I'uDgralulsllons nre too numerous to Acknowledge. Oram! Jubilee Services In West* minster Abbey. A Kri'ar or lltizKUng Splendor nail Mag. nIHeenee, By AHKOfjItUciU'ress. TJIM KUSSIAN PltBSS ON THE .Tl'BltEE. St. l'raiiiisBUJiau, June 20.—Tbo Russian newspapers, commenting on Queen Victoria's jubilee, say the British people's love for their queen is merited by internal rotorms and improvements in tbo condition of the mass which have been effected in England during the 50 years of her rule. Some papers take occssion to express regret at tlio relations between Russia and England. , THE AUSTRIAN I'llESS ONTHE JltHILBE. Vienna, June 20. —The official Gazette to-morrow will contain an article on tbe jubilee of Queen Viotoria, and will say: "Millions of voices throughout her world wido empire will extol the queenly, womanly, virtuous Victoria, The day marks a long epoch in the political .welfare of her realm. The whole world sympathizes with the festival for the fame of the queen's blessed rule readies every quarter of the globe. Tin's sympathy is mostcordial* ly shared iu by ilia Austrian sovereign. The virtuous Victoria throughout tbe whole of her life recalls our own great empress, Maria Theresa. Both went through life showering blessings around them. Both were revered by their people. The memory of Victoria, liko that Maria Theresa, will be blessed as long as history oxists. THE JUBILEE BEHEAI1SAL. London, Juno 20.—The exercises attending the celebration of the jubilee were continued to-day. Tho order of exercises enables the officials to be presont at the services at Westminster Abbey. The programmes everywhere are similar, — thanksgiving service, local receptions, and festivals. The children's private rehearsal was held in Westminster Abbey to-day in the presence of tho Archbishop of Cantor- bury. The Doon of Westminster, a number of court officials, tho Earl of Lnthorne, I«r8 Chambetjar*,, - Her Majesty's household and other state officers assisted in tho ceremony of removing the coronation chair to the dias and placing it before the Queen's praying stool. The grand robes of state wero brought forward by the Queen's robesman and handed to Lord Chamberlain by whom they were placed over the coronation chair. Tho choral service opened with a jubilee anthem which was more fervid and more operatic in character than usual in cathedral service. The grand "To Deum," composed by the Prince Consort, followed. Then Bridge's anthem, composed especially for the jubilee ceremony, throughout which was interwoven tlio Prince Consort's choral, the whole 'ending with the national anthem. Tho rehearsal was a perfect success and the effect grand. At midnight crowds wero stilt moving about the streets, FRANCE ENWS TUG ENI1LISU BEOPI.E. Paris, Juno 21 .—The Journal Des Debates in an article on the Jubilee celebration says: "All cordially envy Englishmen and would givo a groat deal could we ever be what they are to-day—a pee. pie mad with joy and happiness. This universal homage is paid not only to the Queen but to tile woman who has given an example of two great virtues of royalty—gravity and dignity. Her intiu- onco bas been great and salutary. Her groat merit is in using her prerogative for the pnlilie weal. She has never been tempted to strain its exercise. AN AMERICA!! OPINION. Boston, Juno 21.—Tho Post says: "What makes Gormany sympathetic as an onlooker at tho jubilee is the plontituclo of events which crowd the last half century. This is a poriud of importance in the world's history, not only for Englishmen but for the whole civilised world. Tlio English people will feol thoy have groat reason for gratitude which cannot'be better expressed than by more and more fav- sighted and resolute facing of tho great inevitable tasks of the future. THE CEREMONIES AT THK ABBEY. Lonoon, June 21.—The first day of tho 51st year of the reign of Queen Victoria opened with perfect summer woathor. The thousands of people who yostcrdny selected locations nlong tho route of to-day's procession, iu order to retain them, occupiud them all night. A steady stream of carriages and podestrianB poured constantly all night through tbe city in all directions. Towards tho west end, at 0 o'clock, tho lino of the route was a compact mass of people. Everybody, despite the discomfort of crowding, manifested the most good humor. The scene at Westminster Abbey was most brilliant. Every seat was filled and every ono present was a distinguished personage. It seorned as if overy locality tho world ovor had sent ono or moro of its representatives to do honors to England's queen. Thoro never, probably, in modem times, assembled under ono roof nn audienco so well, so brilliantly arranged. Every man presont was entitled to wear uniform or decorations, and many wore both. When this audience was all seated tho scene presented was incomparable. When the Marquis of Salisbury and Mr. flladstono entered Westminster Abbey they were both loudly duns*!. Many lords and ladies were so anxious to secure their position, thlt th»y earn, i' without breakfasting. It wu.strata, sight to see flasks and sandwiohisS< changed in the crowd of nnmhirllss aristocrat, unable to withstand hunger or thirst, This business whon added to tbo hum nt times seemed irreverent oven ou jubilee day. The Wert- minster line of prooession from Buckingham Pulaco to Westminster Abbey was as follows: From tho palace (long Constitution Hill, Piceudily, Recent street, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, East Cockspur, Northumberland Avenue, Thames embankment, Bridge it, to the Abbey. The line of route was kept by nearly 10,000 troops representing all branches of the seme In addition U00 boys from the naval training ships were drawn up atthe baa. of the Mehwn monument Beside tbe military,' many thousand police, mounted and ou foot, were on duty. A particular feature at the palace was that the two services were equally honored, the guards lining one side of th. road at Buckingham Palace gate, and on the other side tho blue jacket, were posted., The first of the royal procession was composed of Indian princes. . Punctually at 11:15 a. m. the queen in open carriage emerged from the palace gates. At sight of her thousands of voices were lifted up in cheers, the applause being occompanud by music. Many military bands were stationed in front of the palace. The i queen did hot wear the state robes but was dressed in block. Her carriage ' was drawn by eight ponies. The Prince of Wales, Duke of Edinburgh, Duke I of Connaught (her sons), the Crown ; Prince Imperial of Germany, Marquis of Lome, Prince Christian of Schles- wig-Holstein, and Prince Henry of Battenburg (her sons-in-law), and Prince Albert Victor and George of Wales, Prince Alfred of Edinbnrg, arid ' Prince William of Prussia (her grand- - sons), attoned in full uniform beside the queen's coach as a body guard. When the people at the palace gates had shouted themselves hoarse cheering they continued to cry out: "Long life to the Princo and Princes, of Wales." The queeu as she left the palace seemed to be in excellent spirit, i and she smiled and bowed graciously to the people on every aid*., Th. . queen's carriage was t large one, of chocolate color, the, wheels red, and the royal arms in gold were emblatonsd upon the panels. Red morroco harness was used for the horses, which were also decorated with royal bin. ribbon. All servants wore .tate liveries, scarlet and gold. Other carriages containing members af the royal family were of gorgeous oharoeler. file procession slowly made itawayultil tlie Wellington arch wss reached, ud then the- first introduction to Londfln' streets ensued. Emerging from Wellington arch the first to greet the queen were the convalescent patients and others at St George's hospital, whioh was pocked from basement to roof, . seats having been erected for many thousand over tho roof of the hospital. The Marquis of Hsrtington had a spacious gallery erected, from whioh hundred, of gaily dressed ladies wand their handkerchiefs and cheered the queen. From this point to Westminster Abbey every point of vantage had been seised by contractors to fix state. Shops of artists and first floors were routed at from £20 to £00 each, uid in some cases more. At St James parish church 1,000 children were seated and sang "God Save the Queen." On reaching Regent Circuit, where 0 main sts. converge, tho sight was memorable. The street, were all splendidly dee- orated. Many Americans had secured seats at the Palace Commercial Establishment in Waterloo Place and joined . in the enthusiasm si warmly as the English. In Trafalgar Square nothing but beads were to be wen. The crowd here was tremendous, completely eclipsing any that ever assembled at any of the great political gathering, of recent years. When the procession reached the Thames embankment the - enthusiasm was indescribable. All along the embankment, where not occupied by public gardens, seat, and galleries hod been erected. The ground floor of the Abbey was covered by "St Margarets" seats, which sold for 5 guineoseaeh. On the procession nser- ing the Abbey the troops saluted, guns were fired, church hells rang out merry peals, and flags were run up. The cheering became continuous till the Queon passed in the west door. After passing through the vestibale her majesty wm conducted to the grand dois under the lantern tower. She was surrounded by thirty two members of the royal family. The scene lu the Abbey when th* Qus.n entered was dazzling. Ten thousand people were seated. They .11 rose, The women discarded wraps and revealed the full splendor of thairbssmt* and attire. Three tiers of saltariM . had been built in the Abbey wllh seel. for 10,000. Th. peers snd their wire. were seated in south transept The embassadors and diplomatic corps were seated on the right ud left, members of the house of commons were placed in ihe north transept AU the great learned socioties and corporations were represented, while notable, of law, science, art, and agriculture and working men's representatives horn all parts of the kingdom had seats, Tho Queen was evidently profoundly impressed with th. scene. She wu noticeably pale. She soon, komver, recovered and regained the bright and pleasant aspect she had hone all morning. When th. services, which were conducted .ooording to the pre- grammo, were mmpl.led, th. Quxn's sons knelt and kissed her hand. Thw on their rising she kissed their chests. In turn the princess., war. n.it to go through the oseuUtory sxersaws, the Queen kissed some of th. latter twice. ■*-"""*"*"a*"**assTii The occupation of a judge is* trying « "^H Hails §ritieh Columbian ! II, I The Loan Scheme. It is of very great importance that every freeholder should inform himself fully respecting the proposed loon scheme for this city. We have been pointing out for the past three or (our years how necessary it is thnt certain schemes of improvement, for whioh the ordinary revenue of the eity is entirely insufficient, should be undertaken. If the people of Westminster are content to lit serenely and see all the neighboring cities push ahead of her in the race for supremacy, they need not be surprised if they happen to wake up and find themselves left It is a common remark among business men from the east that the old inhabitants of British Columbian cities are plilegmatio and proverbially slow. We are not sure but there may be a grain or two of truth in this undeserved stigma, and as there ore new cities springing up with new blood to work out their destinies, we may as well consider wheth er it is not the part of wisdom candidly to contemplate our new circumstances and, if possible, adjust ourselves to them. The revenue of this city has always been small, and it seems to have been the policy of , successive councils so to adjust annual expenditures as to keep them within the annual income, Until the time when railway construction had begun to shake up a little the lifeless atoms of which the business world was then composed, no council had dared tb be bo reckless as to propose a city loan. Within the past four years, however, we have gone into debt, and we think no business man who has observed the progress of events will dispute the wisdom of that policy. In the tint place we have secured railway connection—a boon of vast importance to us, and without whioh the posi tion and prospects of this oity would be very different from what they now are, Betide) thia we have procured a first-class steam engine, secured a steam ferry across the river, assisted in the erection of a woollen mill and an agricultural ball and emigrant shed. It is now proposed to go forward, and to inaugurate other permanent improvements whioh seem to be necessary to the advancement of the city. The pro- posed by-law asks for a loan of $75,- 000. Of this sum 1284150 is to be applied: towards redeeming all outstanding debentures, because the new debentures will bear only 6 per cent interest, whereas we ore now paying «S per cent In the next place it is proposed to set aside 115,000 for the erection of a city hall, lockup, police court, and market. Not long ago we stated that the government intended, with the approval of the council, to pull down the present lockup and remove the unsightly wall by which it is surrounded. It will become absolutely necessary, therefore, to provide a new lockup, as well as police office and court. We think no one will dispute the need of a city hall and public market. It is not creditable to us that we have existed as a city corporation for 27 years without a city boll. It should be said here that the city hall could be nude a source ot considerable revenue from the rent of offices as well as rent of the hall itself. A market is also of great importance both to tbe city and surrounding country, and Westminster eon never hope to compete successfully for the country trade until it has been established. After having wiped off the present debt and established a city hall, market, lockup, etc., there will remain f 31,- 750 for other improvements, Of this sum it is proposed to expend a considerable part in making streets. Agnes street, Royal Avenue, Queen's Avenue, Felham street, and Montreal street, are to be opened throughout their entire length, and some of the principal streets intersecting these are to be completed. Among other works calling for immediate attention are tho cribbing on the north side of Columbia st, opposite Messrs. Wintemute Bros., which is giving way and has become dangerous; Front St. opposite the foundry' and woollen mill; the lower end of DouglM it, near the railway station; ana Edinburgh itreet, so as to improve the connection with Vanoouver road. These, we believe, are the principal schemes content plated by the present loan scheme, and there nre others of minor importance. It should not be forgotten tbat thii scheme does not propose at all to increase the present rate of taxation. On the contrary, the $28,350 now outstanding is costing ut a larger annul outlay for interest than the $75,000 will do. The outstanding loans require special levies for interest al follows: For the loan of 1888, $2.60 on every $1,000 of assessment; the loan of 1884, $1.60; 1885, railway and woollen milt bonus, $8.60; making a total of $12.50 on the $1,000. But the total levy to meet the proposed $76,000 loan will be $8 on the $1,000; io that the loan oseeument rate will be reduced by $4.50 per $1,000.' fUs is accomplished by the lower rate <rf interest, the longer period over which the loan extendi, and the fact that the special tax for the new loan will be levied on publio lends sold since the other loans were issued, and whiob an now ex empt from the loan tax. It has beon urged by some persons that a comprehensive sewerage system is urgently needed, and ought to bo included in the enterprises contemplated by the scheme. Wc reply that the land sales by-law provided that after paying for the railway the balance was to be applied to water works and sewerage. If the railway debentures aro redeemed by tho new loan, the proceeds of land sales cap then be devoted to sewerage, as the water works are not likely to cost us anything. We believe no one who carefully considers the scheme in the public interest will vote against it, M. Sheehan, of Oscoda, Mich., writes: "I have used Dr. Thomas' Kclectric OU on horses for different diseases, and found it to be just as you recommended. It bus done justice to me every time, and it is tlie best Oil for horses I ever used." Observe that the name "Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil" is on front ot the wrapper, as there aro imitations of it, LOT FOR SALE. r OT 14, BLOCK 7, COLUMBIA AND J Front Sts. Apply on Ihe premises, ). JAS. KINNEY. Cooper Stock. ■pUTTER FIRKINS OF ALL SIZES D (workmanship warranted); Fish Barrels aad half barrels. Any portion In want of these goods is Invited tocall und examine the articles. next to the Foundry. dwje8w2 Shop. Front St., JAS. KINNEY. NOTICE. TENDERS ARE INVITED BY THE undersigned till the 25th inst., for the erection of an Agricultural Hall on the Chllliwhack Fair Ground. Plans nnd specifications may be seen nt Mr. S. (law- ley's residence, Ccntrovllle, till the 17th Inst, and after that date at the ortlne of the local government agent. New Westminster. All tenders must bo endorsed hy two responsible bondsmen. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. W. THOMSON, S. C. A. S. Chllliwhack, June 10,1887. dvjoiatd BUGGIES. HARNESS COVERED HACK, ETC.. For Sale Cheap! THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD OUT his Stage Business to Geo. Raymond, and wishing to close out his Livery Business, he offers the balance for sale. Single and Double Buggies and Harness, Stages and Weighs, Ac. Call and see what I offer for sale. dje!7w2 W. B. TOWNSEND. THE Cin OF LONDON Fire Insurance Co OF LONDON, ENGLAND. CAPITAL, - - $10,000,000 Dominion Gov't Deposit, $100,000. ALL IttMOTIMft OF IMUMILE PROPERTY WRITTEN AT 0UMERT RATES. Policies Written and Losses Adjusted and Paid without Reference to Hpme Olllce. H. V. EDMONDS, Agent, NcwwestmliiHter. H. E. CROAHDAILE, Agent, Victoria A District. R. G.TATLOW, Agent, Vancouver. 9a\r Agents wanted in unrepresented districts. Applyto 67 W. QIRDLBSTONE, General Agent for British Columbia. dmy27m! B. C. Penitentiary! TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon on Monday, Juno 27th, 1867. for supplying tbe Penitentiary from July 1st, 1887. lo June 30th, 1888, with the following articles: 1. Coal—Wellington screened. 2. Beef. A. Brend—white und brown. 4. Salmon [red], fresh and salt.*. 5. Groceries. 0. Blanket* [white, 4-pt.], per pair. 7. Flour—best brand In market, 8. Leather and Findings for Shoo Shop. detailed lists of which can be obtained on application atthe Penitentiary. Neither the lowest or any tender necessarily accepted., ' Samples may he seen and blank forms of tender obtained on application to the accountant at the Penitentiary. No tender will bo considered unless on these blank forms. Imperial weights and measures rcmtlr* ed. All articles supplied to hu or tho best qnrSi!raodl, ARTHUR H. McBRIDE, Warden. Juno 8th, 1887. djclitil 1837 1887 CityofVanconver! Extends an Invitation to the Publlo generally to Join its citizens in the CELEBRATION -—OP TKC— Jubilee Tear Of the Reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria DOMINION DAY! THE COMPLETION OF THE Canadian PacWc Railway TO ITS WESTERN TERMINUS Andlh.ln.n«ur.Mon of a complete Kail •nd BUamshrp Boat. Irom ihe Orient ie "he Occident through British Territory, OH IM riBSI UF JIIIT SKIT Hee Hand-bills for Sports and Prises. BT ORD.S Of TU. CoXMITrKB. . dwjellld Brighouse Estate. 4 LL PARTIES ARE HEREBY CAU- A Honed against purchasing of Sam'l Brighouso or executing mortgages on any portion of the above estate without the sanction of Manuclla Brighouse, his wife, or her solicitors. dapUrtc MANUELLA BRIGHOUSE. - Education Buancii of provincial sechetaiw'fl department, Victoria, May 25th, 1887. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ll the Annual Examination of Candidates for Certificates of Qualification to teach In tho Public Hchools of thcPio* vlnco will ho held in the Agricultural Halt, Victoria, commencing nn Monday, July 'lth, at 10 a.m. Intending candidates arc required lo notify this Department and fitrnUli testimonials prior to June lMih. Applicants for Renewal of Certificates arc hereby notified to comply with tho ro* uu!t-ement«r.f sub-section 8 of section 41 of the "Publio School Act, 188.V S. 1). POPE. dmy28m Superintendent of Education. NOTICE. SITTINGS OF THE COUNTY COURT Of Cariboo will be hold— At Clinton, Friday, 18th May, 18S7. At Llllooet, Wednesday, 18th May, 1887. At ino-Mllo House, Tuosday, 28th June, At Soda Crock, Thursday, 80th Jnne, 1387. At Quesnellemouth, Mondny, lth July, At Rich held, Saturday, Oth July, 1887. By Command, JNO. ROBSON, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Offloe, 20th April, 1887. dap2etd ITOTIOE.. TO ROAD CONTRACTORS, QEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- O celvod hy tho undersigned up to noon of Saturday the S.'.lh Inst., for the construction of a road from Agassis*, station to Harrison Lake Hot Springs, Specifications can be seen and forms for tender obtained at tho Government Office, New Westminster, nnd at the house of D. Robertson, farmer, near Agnsslz Station. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. WARWICK, Government Agent. New Westminster. June 15th, 1887. dwjemtd Every Man to his own Business -A». FEEEQLEJ. PRACTICAL CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (OPP. COLONIAL HOTEL), NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes * Specialty. N B. — Only Genuine Drugs used. Over twenty years' experience. mr°*. Great Reduction! RATES OF INSURANCE By tke Old Kell.lile OB" LOBXlOir, rpAKE NOTICE THAT I HAVE BEEN J. authorized by the Mnnntier to cut. down the rates ns low, If not lower, tlinn nny other Company in this Province. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, AGENT. New Westminster, May 23rd, 1887. dmyftml WE TOO, UEPBESENTINO THE OF BROOKLYN, N. Y„ j-Etna Insurance Go. OP HARIPOED, ARE PREPARED TO TAKE RISKS a* low m nny other Company represented here. We alao save the nfmured tlmo and trouble by hi'inc nhle to write onr polldcH hero without reference to Victoria olllce, nn we nro direct agent*. WOODS, TURNER 4 OAUBLK, Agent*, NcwWohI minuter, B.C. lut June, 1887, djefrnl What Physicians Say About the STARR KIDNEY PAD. "Treatment hy Abnorptlnn has for some tlmo been recognized by Medical Men to be the most rumple and ullecUml mean* of conveying to Diseased oigans,"Cnra* lives." bnt.npi.Hen of Kidney DtKeatfftnnd Complaints attendant thereon, Hncnt'sxfiil treatment was practicably Impossible until the Introduction of the Hlnrr Kidney Pod. It costs less than a single proserin* Hon and hi Immeasurably more decisive and effective than any quantity of internal Medicinal dosing. Worn Immediately over the sent of Disease, Its curative properties become absorbed by the diseased nnd en* feehiedOrimns.continuoiifdy and directly, us required to Insure in return llielr healthy action nnd original vigour. It Is com* fortnble to the patient nnd plensnntln Its eh*ecu», and cures when nothing else can. The Starr Kidney Pad accomplish!-;"'positive, decisive results. A more valuable discovery ns n true remedy for Kinney Discuses was never made.—Medical Gatctfe Tlie Hlnrr Kidney I'ml, manufactured In Toronto. Is a permanent sure cure for discuses, disorders and ailments of the Kidneys, bladder and urinary secretive system, or attendant complaint*, causing pain In the small of the uack,sldes,eto., producing urinary disorders, such as too frequent, scanty, difficult, painful or copious micturition, inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms, etc.. denoting the presence In the system of diseases common to the urinary score* tlvo organs—known as gravel, catarrh of tho bladder and passages, Brlght's disease, diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, etc. Hend for pamphlet to LANGLEY A CO., Wholesale Agent*, Viotoria, Retailed hy A. M. HERRING and D. S. CURTIS A CO., New Westminster; T. MoNEB- LKY, Ijulner's Undlny; IL MCDOWELL A CO., H ASTINGH SAW MILL CO., THB VANCOUVER DRUG CO., Vancouver; W. B. MCCARTNEY A HKO., Vancouver and Kamloops; J. II. LOVELL- Yale: W, R MEGAW, Priest Valley) H. CLARK A CO., Kitmloopi, dwicZtyl NOTICE. VTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J> 00 days niter dnto I Intend toapply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands .nd Works to purchase 480 acres of land situate on Texada Island, Now Westminster District, nnd described as follows: Commencing at the N. E. eornerof th. S.E.Mof Sec.0: thence North*)ohalns: thence West 80 chains; thenco Soutli 80 chains; thence Enst to ohalus: thenoe North iO chains; thenoe East (0 ohalns, to point of commencement. . „„„_„ H. D. HELMOKEN. Victoria, B. C., April 22,1887, dap25mj NOTICE. E OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 00 days after date I Intend to apply .ii the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works lo purchase iSO acres of land [more or less] situate on Tcxnda Island, New Westminster pistrlet, nnd described ns follows: ,„„ Commencing nt the N.W. oorner of N.E. V. of See. 0: thence South 80 chains; thence KustS ohalns to shore line: thenoe following meandering of shore line in a northwesterly direction, 180 ohalns [more or IMS]: thenoe Enst 85chains [more or loss| to point of commencement. M. W. TYRWHITT DRAKE. Viotoria, B. 0., April 23,1877. NOTICE. Uio OTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN THAT 00 . days after date I Intend to apply to ...c Chief Commissioner of Land.) and Works to purchase 460 acres of land on Texada Island. Now Westminster District, described as follows: Commencing at the 8. E. corner of 8. W. ti ot Sec. 8; thence East 49 chains; thence South 80 chains*, thenco West to snpre line; thenco following meandering of shore line In a north* westerly direction to fl. E. corner of Seo. 4; thenoe North io chains [more or lessl; thenoe East 40 ohalns to point of commencement, JAMES LUMBBRT SMITH. Victoria, B. C., April 22,1887. dap25m2 PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, 9th June, 1887, HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR General having appointed Tuesday, the 21st Instant, as a duy of general thanksgiving and rejoicing In commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the accession to tho Throne of Her Most Gracious Majesty tho Queen, and His Honour tbe Lieutenant-Governor having appointed Wednesday, the 22nd Inst, ns a Public Holiday for the same purpose, the offices of the Provincial Government will be closed on those days. By Command, JNO. ROBSON, djelltd Provincial Secretary. THE STEAMER "GLADYS" UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WILL leave Wise's Wharf, for Chllliwhack and Way Places TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS At 7 A.M., ' Returning tho following days. For freight, Ac, apply on board or to W. MATHERS, dniMltc On the Wharf. U CMS HO. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS! New Westminster, B. 0. dwmhlfltc paoifio New Westminster, B.C, REID & CURRIE MMWFACTIMEMt IMPMTEM OF Farm Wagons, Express Wagons, Delivery Wagons, Carriages, Top Buggies, Open Buggies, Phaetons, Butcher Oarts, Dog Carts, Dump Oarts, Drays, Stages, AND KVKRYTHINO IN THB VEHICLE LINE. Secondhand Stains ii Kxpresi Wag. Oils for sale cheap. Repairing, Painting I Trimming done at reasonable prion. BLACKSMITHING In sll Hs Branches. Estimates given on Ironwork and Contracts taken. Ilorse-Sliodiik- and General Jobbing. Wo also keep In stock to supply ths trade, Iron, Steel, Chains, Cumberland Coal, Horse and Ox Shoes, Harrows, Iron and Steel Harrow Teeth, Carriage Springs and Axles, and a complete stock of Carriave Hardware. A lot of first-class Plougkl A H»r« TOWI on hand. srWi have got the bsst workmen to be had In the country, and we Import nearly all tho stock we use from the eost-conse- quentlywecan offer Inducements ht purchasers that we could not have don. soma time ago. All material and work leaving tbe Shop will be guaranteed In be Just as represented. Orders tram tb. country promptly attended to. dwoplltc REID&OURRII WANTED. A N OFFICE. State rent, Ac. A. A. 8. FLEET, djolBIJ Colonial Hotel. STOTXOE- VTOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT ll 00 days after date we, the undersigned. Intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission 1b lease for timbering pur* poses the following described land: Commencing at a stake placed atthe Intersection of the North line of Leamy A Kyle's timber limit, known as Limit B, with a lake distant about 2 miles northerly from Cardero Channel; thence running North 20 chains, West 20 chains. North 20chains, West 20chains, North 20 ohalns. West 20 chains, North 20 ohalns, West 40 elm!ns, to tho Month-west corner post; thonvo North 20 chains, East 20 chains, North 20 chtftns, East 40 ohalns, North 20 olinlns. Enst 40 chains, North 20 chains. East 40 chains, Houth 20 ohalns, to the lake shore; thenco West, following lake shore to plncu of commencement— containing 1.19) acres, more or loss. LEAMY & KYLE. Vancouver, H.C., 31st Mny, 1887. dJeSml JOHNS. COX, IMPORTER & DEALER IN IT COSTS NO MORE TO KEEP GOOD Fowls than it does to keep poor Fowls.- My Breeding Pons are equal to any In the united Mutes or Cannda. I propose to furnish Eggs from premium and flrst-cliisH Fowls, my design being to establish a reputation that will Inst. Cash must accompany all orders, Address, with stamp, JOHN S. COX, dwfe7t« Ntw Westminster. THD OF THE HARRISON. xsr Aftcra-axc-A.. INDORSED BY THE LEADING PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE SWIMMING AND VAPOR BATHS. SEPARATE APAKTMEKTS FOR LADIES With Experienced Attendants in Charge Hotel Acconunoilnllou unsurpassed, with graduated rates. Stages meet all trains at Apmsslz's Station, C.P.R. * 4Ea*No Improper persons allowed on the premises. Saturday rate by 0. P. R,—Westminster to Agassir and return, only $2.60. Tickets good for IS days, So.00. dwJeOte TXKAXTtX*A.lSrT> Transfer Comp'y XEW WKSTHIX&TKR, B. €. Batk, SUgSi Lirery and Fetd Slables. HAOK RATE8. From the Stand to nny one point ' south of Royal Avcnuo.e'ch persons 25 From the Stand to uny one point within the city I Imlts, ono person... GO Booh additional person 25 To or from Steamer or Train-same ns above. Driving by the hour—first hour 2 50 Following howrs-eiush j.^„».... 1 50 Hack to Vancouver nnd Return 10 00 11 Port Moody and Return 7 GO Htahlri, t'AlBmhla Street. djeote Telephone Calls—10 & 83. Showing the Dates and Places or Courts or Assize, Nisi Prlus. and Oyer and Terminer, for the Tear 1887. SPRING AR8IZE& % [ Oil Vancouver Island 1 Victoria Monday 10th Mny, Nanalmo Tuesdny .7th June. [ On Mainland ] NewWestmlnster..Wednesday...lth May. Kamloops Monday. Oth June. Clinton Monday 18th Jane. FALL ASSIZES. [On Mainland] Rlchfleld Mondny 12th Sept. Clinton Wednesday...28th Sept. Kamloops ,„ Monday ...tlrd Oct, Lytton Mondny 10th Oct. NewWestmlnster.. Wednesday ...Uth Nov. [ On Vancouver Island ] Victoria Monday 28lh November. Nanalmo Tuesday nth December. , dap20td THB WHITE IS KING! HAVING SECURED THE AGENCY for tbU celebrated Machine, I would be pleased to send one on trial to uy person desirous of purchasing. The Machines an sold on their own merits. Every Machine guaranteed by the Com* pany for five years, C. J. ROBSON'S Fruit, Confectionery, ft Fancy Glassware k China Store, Columbia St., djafllr New West. Land Registry Ordinance, 1870. The S. E. ti or the S. E. ti of fleellon IV, Township 4* In the District ef New Westminster. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATE OF Title of Joseph Hoskln to the above lands has been lost or destroyed, andap- rillcntlon has been made for a duplicate hereof; notice Is therefore hereby given that a fresh certificate of title will be Issued In lieu of thnt so lost or destroyed, unless cause be shewn to tho contrary In one month from the dute hereof, R. W. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Registrar. Land Registry Offlee, New Westminster, 50th May, 18*7. dmyflOml TlLIPHONlOAtLHO.8. M.IM7I WM McCOLL, Stisril Hull! Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries & Provisions. LUMDBOH'B BLOCK, Columbia St P0BT HAMHOHJ NURSERY Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trce», Small Frails, And GARDEN STOCK on hand in great yarlety. Everything first-class and furnished in good shape. G.W. HENRY, dw-deiotc Port Hammond, B. c. EMPLOYMENT THE UMDERSIONEUHAVING OPEN- ed an Employment Office and Commission Agency In New Westminster. Invites a call from all In want of employment, In search of help, or who wish the services of a commission agent. If you Want a Situation, Want a Job, Want a Servant. Want a Farm Hand, Want Work of any kind, or Want Anybody to Work- Call nt the office. Also—Agent for Marvin A Tilton for the celebrated Agrlealtiiral Machinery manufactured by tho Massey Company, of Toronto, Ont. jobst sxxtxt, Columbia St. {adjoining Pacific Carriage Works). P.O. Box08, New Westminster. dwJeOte Look Here! ft YOD WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRESENT To a friend or relative, go down to STIR- SKY'S and look at some or those extra* ordinary bargains In Udlei' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver w»Uhe§, Chalni,1 Ubarmi, etc., ete. Or If you want a useful ornament for your house, examine those beautiful frday striking C'loeks, with cathedral gongs, He Is selling at BOTTOM PRICES. Watches, from S3 upwards, all warranted Pine Watch Repairing aMtKclalty. and good workmanship guaranteed. M* Renumber the place—the "Blue Store." dwauSyl Columbia SU, New West, GUARDIAN Insurance Com'y OF LONDON, ENG. Total FonclB, 918,000,000 (H11AHIT) ESTABLISHED 1821 Risks Taken at Rates as Low as any other Reliable Oomp'y. T. R, PEARSON, docTIo (a C. a * P. Co.) AOENT. W.R. AUSTIN, DEALER IN General Kinkuiin! A large Assortment of DRY GOODS -AND- GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. Kay and. reed. WHOLESALE AND BET1IL. wmb Am cwu •umnuw n any pur tr nn on, W.riinl*«sva(Hdall7,.XNptSnnd.js, to Port Moody, oarrylnf H.M.B. malls. As no liquor ortob»iv»l.used *.o.n b» temperate habit, .nd careful economy serve Iho publl.MHpeol.lly low r»t*s, ilwseSM* Power of Attorney. VTOTIOE IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT JJ_ during my absenco Mr. Horatio Webb of Chllliwhack holds my power of attorney. GEO. RTAflHWELTi. K dwmyaoml ; Dress-Making! Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C ■sr Satisfaction lusranteed. d.plstc 3STOTIOB, -' VTOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT ri 10 days after date I, Henry Kllng, Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to purchase 420 acres Sf land, more or less, on Texada Island, Tew Westminster District, desorlbed as follows: Commencing at the N. E. corner of tho N.W.1 tiot Seo. 8; thence Enst40chains; thenoe South 120 ohalns, more or less, to shore line; thenoe along shoreline lu a Northwesterly direction to the lnlewc- tlen of the South line of See, 8; thenco East 1 chain, more or less; thenoe North to place of beglnnlngpbelng the East half of Sections 8 and 11, Texada Island. Victoria, B. C, June 18th, 1887. dje0m2 HENRY KLINO. WL H. JE11M Haa on the Road another. Carload of Reapers, Horse Rakes, From JOHN ELLIOTT it SONS, of London, Ont., which will arrive hero about June 24th, trVay no attention to what other agents say, W. H. Jenkins will fill his, Orders to purchasers. Satisfaction or no sale. dwmyMto W.H.JENKINS. ITOETH INSURANCE 0 0"M:-l?A.-fcTT2- Capital, $3,000,000; Lowes Paid, 148,000,000 £s)t~.Mlslhp<I ■ MW» Rates as Low as any other Company doing Business in British Columbia. . 1ST Ktsks promptly taken, sod Losses satisfactorily adjusted, T. R. PEAH80N, docTIO [11. C. R. A P. Co.) AGENT. IPSOIAI, INDUCEMENTS HOLIDAYS next 15 days. .UL MSW 090S3. RVMS BUYING FROM THE MANUPAC- turns for cash, I am In a position to sell nt bottom prices. My Goods are narked in plain figures and the prices hare not been put up to meet the die. want taken off. Call and see prices before purchasing elsewhere. tr Fine Watch Repairing aSpe-ialty. Jewelry mad. to order. F. CRAKE. WATCHMAKER Opposite the Bark. dw-delSto PIANOS —AND— ORGANS THE UNDERSIGNED has just received a large consignment of Pianos and Organs, Which he Will sell cheap. These Instruments may be purchased for cash or in monthly instalments, to suit purchaser. Call and get my figures before purchasing elsewhere,, and it will be to your interest. Second-hand Pianos and Organs for sale or to rent. Instruments may be seen at Mr. D. Lyal's Book and Stationery Store, Columbia.Street. T, R. PI ARSON' dwmhll. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN FUBLISKKD si»«» AltiensMS except Sugar, bYtbw Bmtih Commits: Psnrnsa Cohmik (Umited.> At the Uampanj's Steam Prlntlnt Rs- tabllslimiut, Colnmliln HU Deliver*! lrUhe Oity >lallv...2Sevper week Mailed dally, oil. year IW Mailed dolly, st* months 6.60 amtiraim sans ns thi mm. Tra»slealA4»»HlsMe.ls.-Klnt Insertion, 10 ets. per line solid nonpareil; chcIi subsequent consecutiveln»ertfon,2cts.iier Ittte. Adverliseuieuts not Inserted every .ay, loots, per Hue each Insertion. .Madia. AdrerHsesaenss. - Regular Bui'nSsor " w.lou»l AJv.m»in«il. gll be received .tfoHowlnjratejl llnob, per montb: 1 Ins. BiX ool. 16.801 K col. Mi I col. 110. II Inserlsd (or less than 8 mo«. io par cent, will be added. apetsti IMIees amonj reading matter, 20 ct* per line each InserUon. Specials culling attention to advertisements, locts. atr lino. »„- ul Dlrtns, Marriages ond Donths.Sl (or each ItiHi-rtlon: Funeral Notices In connection with deaths, SO ets. eaoh Insertion, .tstellM sales, when displayed, charged •il per cent. IMS then transient ndvts, II Mtili], charged nt regular transient rates. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN lu.ed every Weuesday Morning. Iiollvcrcd In the City, per year. WOO Mulled, iieryonr 2.00 Mulled, il niontl 1.55 WEEKIV SOVEITUIKO MTU. Trsulisl A«veritses.eals.-Flrst inser- llon, locts. per line solid nonpareil; sub> sequent insertions, 6 ets. per line. HIMdl.g AdvwlUeK«ts.-For 1 Inch, 11.60per month: Sins. 12perm.j 8ins.ai.00 per m.; 1 col. $12.75 per m. II Inserted (or resstbanSmos.10percont.will be added tn these rates. Mpeoial notices among reading matter, ets. per line each insertion. Vat. must be nil metal,and (orlnrgecute nn extra rate wrll.be charged. No advt. Ituiertod In either lssne (or less than $1. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. gailj) §ritish Colombian Taesdw Brutal, J..e 91, lsst. The Gladys loft for Clulliwhnok this morning. Tha William Irving cams down from up river ports this muring. Son. ot the piles in Mr. Scoullar's lot have been driven a depth of 31 ft. Msv Elliott has placed moro men on hi. excavation contract on the Mason's lot. i To-day, the 21st of June, is tlie longest 'day in the year. It has also been the hottest so far. The .tr. William Irving took down about 36 Chinamen this afternoon to Ban. Young', cannery, near Lsdnen. The i'ooft is a new paper just started at Colton, W.T. The Eagle is rather diminutive in size, but it "soars high." The Royal Cite Mills sawed a log yesterday whose diameter at one end was 76 inches and at the other ond 80 inches. This is the sort of a day thst a man grabs you on the street as yoo hurry along and asks, "Is' it hot enough for you!" Nearly 8000 immigrant, have already arrived at Winnipeg this season. This is almost u many as came during the whol. ol last year,; The woman question, heard the most, And one most apt to stir man's choler, Because h. hears It to his cost, Is, "Husband, haven't yon got a dollar!" The str: Gipsy has been drawn up on the ways at the Royal Oity mills. The snag, whioh she ran foul of, pierced a nolo through her hull. The Royal oity baseball olub were out for practice but night. The boys handle the ball well, and before long, no doubt' they will male themselves experts on the diamond. A choral service was held in Holy Trinity Ohuroh this morning in honor of the Queen's jubilee. Yen. Archdeacon Woods presetted a sermon appropriate for the occasion. The Coquitlam Co. has tendered a water-works scheme to tho city counoil. There being no meeting last night the scheme was not discussed, consequently we are not able to give the details of the proposal. Canada's credit stems to be improving with rapid strides in London. Canadian 3J's hav. reached 103}'., and 4'. are bringing 109. It is only very recently that 3Vs reached par, and 11 years ago the 4 s brought only 00. There wa. no meeting ot the counoil laat evening. Three of tho councillors were absent from th. city, .nd tho re- m.inder deemed it unadvisable to carry oo business during their absence, and ao the meeting was postponed until next Monday night at 8 o'clock. The Montreal Trade Dulfafin savs Ihe feature in the the flour trade is the growing preference given to Manitoba brands in the msrket over both American and Ontario flour. Minnesota and St. Louis brands have been driven almost entirely out of Ihe Held, This month has hitherto been exceptionally cool, but for the past few day. the temperature has been much higher. A week ol this weather will bring down abundance of water from the mountains, and may result in very great damage to property on the low Muds. "Here, Hanner," said old Moses Banood to his wife, "here's a two dollar bill. Oil me three plugs of ter- backer out ol it and a couple of pair of aummar wok. and a pound of smokin' terbacker, and a couple of red cotton h.nk'chers, .nd . box nf paper collars, and th. rest you kin have to buy your rammer clothes with."—Tidbits. The Toronto Aftti! cautions the the Dominion government against further increase to the publio debt. It say. to. gross d.bt is feTO.OOO.OOO," ths net debt •325,000,000, and that th* debt charges eat up a third of the revenue. While Canada's debt is rapidly growing the debt ol the United Stale. Is being diminished at the rate ol nearly W#5,000,000 a year. About four or Ore days ago Con- stable Allan, from the 150-mile pott, arrive from Clinton tn charge of four prisoners who had received sentences at the Clinton Anises. Mr. Allan hss been In Cariboo district a long time. DoMm the Uet ten ywrs he has lived DctHMth* MWtfsSn* neat oEkah. Creek end bss never been thiseideof Ossks Creek and never farther north thsp fttrkervll. during thst time. Thii ii his Int visit to the Closed.—Nearly all places of business in the city ore closed this afternoon in honor of the Queen's jubilee, snd the oity is adorned with flngi. No Paper.—This is jubilee week, aud to-day and to-tniuTow boing public holidays, thero will bo no issue of Iho Duly Columbian to-morrow. Tho weekly edition will bo issued aa usual. .H'hilek Jollities. — Tlie Jubilee issue tit Grip's own Library, entitlqd. Jubilee Jollities, lute just been issued and is having a very large sale. In addition to a double-pago cartoon, there sre two full largo cartoons, the wurds und music of a popular Bong by John Imrie, "Queen Victoria's Jubilee," and pictures un nlinnBt every page of the book. The price is only ten cents, nnd it may bo had at all bookstores, or will bo sent on receipt of price by the the publishers. Ad- dross Gitir, Toronto, Ont. Public Market. —Tho following communication has boon received by tho eity counoil from the secretary of the board uf trade: "Gentlomoii: At a convention between members of the Now Westminster board of trade and delegates from tho different municipalities of this district, on the 16th inst, the following resolution was unanimously passed: That this meeting would strongly urge upon tlie New Westminster city council the advisability of taking immediate action toward providing suitable marltot accommodation and establishing regular msrket days for convenience uf buth city and district." « ~«~ •—, As Unexpected Response.—Lust evening the liev. Mr. Starr iu the course of his sermon at the Methodist Church remarked that many peoplo were away who should be present, and again, manywhowerepresent might nut havesttended foryoars. Thediviuo and the congregation were startled to hear a female voice from tho body of tho church respond: "I hope you are not alluding to me just because T haven't been here fur seven years!" Tho person speaking turned out to be Margaret Wheeler, better known as " Nigger Mag," who was quietly, but firmly, led down the aislo and out of the church.—Fie. rimes. * » • . . An Infernal Machine,—Mr. G. E. Corbould who went tu Vancouver this morning and roturned on tho noon train, informs us that in Vancouver ho was shown an infernal machine that had been in possession of one of tho Italian navvies. The affair consists of a small] six shooting revolver enclosed in a very protty caso. When closed, thia case resembles all oblong box. A slight spring shows itself at one side of the box, which, when pressed, causes the rovolver to gooff. This spring is so placed that, any one in ignorance of the nature of the contrivance, would be sure to touch it, It is supposed that the machine was intended to destroy some of the railway contractors, with whom the Italians aro on very unfriendly terms at present. *... Much distress and sickness in children is caused by worms. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator gives relief by removing the catlBe. Give it a trial and be convinced. Personal. Rev. Mr. Ladncr catno up from Victoria to-day. Mayor Dickinson went nut to Vancouver this morning for a visit. Remember the strawberry festival in St. Paul's Church to-morrow night. Mrs. John Oalbick and two children left by the C. P. R. today ior Ontario, where they propose to spond a few months. J. J. Shaw, for some time past C. P. R. operator at the depot in this city, leaves to-morrow for North Bend, to assume the duties of train despatch- er at that place. Purser J. B. Smith, of the steamer William Irving, leaveB that boat to-day to assume the pursership ,,f the Yosemite. Purser Dickinson, of Iho Yo- Semite, takes his place en tliu Irving. Rev. C. Watsuti, accompanied by Mrs. Watson and Children and Mrs. Elliott, left un tho mum train to-day for Toronto. Quite a number of citizens went lo the station to sny good-bye Rev. R. B. Heiuhiw and Mrs. Hum- law arrived from Cliilliwhnck this afternoon. They crossud the river nt Chilliwhack to take the train, but finding tho west bound train hud been cancelled, thoy camo down to this city in a canoe. Passengers per str. Irvine; Rev. W. Gill, Misses Chsdsey, Miss McCutch- eon, Mrs. Dunnville and child, W, Abercombie, B. D. Foster, Rev. J. McBride, J. Harding, H. J. Burnetto, A. Franklin, B. H.nna, D. McLennan, N. McLennan, H. B. Beckett, F. Reid, T. McCarthy, T. Gifford, Jas. Best, T. Morrison, Miss West, Ben. Norman, 0. McAllister, A. It. Fields, J. Strong, D. Trueworthy, A. McMillan, J. C. MoDonald, A. B. Pros- ton, J. C. Rogers, G. Ewans. II. Dupar, 0. H. Millicent. Mr. 0. K. Higgina, Beamsvillo, writes: "A customer who tried a bottle ot Northrop k Lyman's Vegetable Discovery says it is the best thing he ever used; to quote his own words, 'It just seemed to touch the spot affected.' About a year ago he had an attack of bilious fever, and was afraid he was in for another, when I recommended this valuable medicine with such happy results." Hotel Clerk—Well, how do you like New York I Western Guest—Too slow I Hotel Clerk—Too slowl Merciful heavens! what did you oxpect to see here! Western Guest—A lynching every ten minutes. I wss informed thst this was a humping town. I tell you, stranger, I'm disappointed. You just want to oome West if you want io see civilisation at its height. Jacob H. Bloomer, of Virgil, N.V., writes: "Dr. Thomas' Eoleotrlo Oil enred a badly swelled neck and sore throat on my son in forty-eight hours; ono application also removed the pain from a sore Ice; my wife's foot was also much inflamed—so much so that she could not walk about the house; she applied tho OU, and In twenty-fonr hours was entirely cured." Last Words. Last night tho congregation of the Methodist Church assembled iu tho lecture room to bid adieu to thoir pastor (Rev. C. Watson) and his wife who loft to-day for Toronto. Aftor tho mooting had been pponod, Mr. C. G. Major, recording steward, read tho following nddrcsB: Rev. Coveiiualk Watson. Reverend and Dear Sir.— On the eve of your departure from thia city nnd province, the members of your congregttion desiro to convey to you an expression of their estceni and confidence. In the three years during which you have been pastor of this ohurch,your conduct in the pulpit and elsewhere has been such as to command our hearty approval. While fearlessly denouncing publio evils, you havo maintained always the dignity of tho high and responsible office to which tho Great Head of the Church has called you. Your able championship and defense of tho temperanco cause, and other reform movements, havo been a sourco of great satisfaction and encouragement to all who are concerned for tho best interests of the community, und have done much, we are sure, towards enlisting publio sentiment on tlie sido of right. Under your ministry the utmost harmony and goodwill havo always existed between you and the church officers as well as the members of tho church and congregation, and thotc has been a very substantial and grntifylng increase in the membership, the congregation, and the financial income. We need not Bay that tlie severance of the tfo that has bound us aud you for the past three years is accompanied by the keenest regrets. Permit us to assure you that you and your estimable wife carry with you to your new Mold of labor our heartiest good-will; and wo pray that tho talents with which the Master has bo richly endowed you may be employed always, and with still more marked success, in the noble work of winning precious bouIb for Him. Signed on behalf of the congregation, C. G. Major, Rec. Steward. Rev. Mr. Watson replied at considerable length to this address. Ho thanked the congregation for their assurance of regard and approval of his work and methods, and expressed the hope that tho church would continue to cxperiouce abundant prosperity. Mr. Jas. Cunningham, on behalf of tho congregation, presented the pastor with n purso containing $100 as a further cxproBsion nf good-will. This gift was received with thanks, and after somo further remarks the audience was dismissed with tho bonedic- tion, nnd separated aftor biking leave of Rov. Mr. Watson nnd his wife, To Assist Natuiik most offeotually in her efibrts to throw off or resist serious disease, it is essential that an impulso should bo given to functions whioh growing in health suspends or weakens, namely, the action of tho bowels, bilious secretion, and digestion. Oftentimes, though this is impracticable by the use of ordinary 'remedies, it proves an easy task when Northrop k Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure is resorted to. THE NEWS. Drowning Accident. — Barque tVrei'kcd-Railway Collision. OTHER ITEMS Of INTEREST. Hy Associated Press. A DKOWMNU ACCIDENT. San Francisco, Juno 20.—Yestor- duy afternoon a party of live persona composed of young mun named Manuel, JoBoph, John, lluth and wife, of Bar* tolmae, and James Ross went on San Francisco Bay for a sail and have not since been heard from. According to tho testimony of a young girl on tho shore the boat capsized near Goat Island and all were drowned. The police are searching for tlie bodies. A BARQUE WHK0KF.D. San Fkancisco, June 20. — Tho British bark Afton, en route from Newcastle, N.S.W., to Son Diego, was totally wrecked on May 26th on Lin- sinski Island, in the South Sen, She was 112 days out and considerably overdue. Tho crew wero saved. f.'HIXKSK A Hill VI Nil. Ban Fiia.nci.sco, Juno 20. — The steamship City of Peking arrived in port yesterday, twonty-six days from Hongkong and lfii davB from Yokohama. Tho total number of Chinese on board was 1030. Out of this number thero are G05 holding San Francisco custom house return certificates and 75 with guarantee letters for this port. Of tho balance 16 go to Victoria 127 to Honolulu, 03 to Panama, and 3 to Havana, RAILWAY COLLISION. Berlin, June 20.—A collision occurred to day between two trains at Pottsdum. Ono car was burned. Tho bodies of three persons killod, two womun and one man wuru taken from tha wreck. Several others wore injured, IKE MARKET HEALTHY. Loniion, June 20.— Tho coffee market this morning opened very strong to nearly lj per cent, over closing prices Saturday. Ori lirst call bidding from start became sharp and soon ran points upward fr.in 100 to 125. This was caused by vory favorable reports from Havre, which fallowed an increase of 100 to 125 points in sympathy. New York followed. By 11:30 a.m. the sales were 22000 bugs. Utmost confidence prevailed and rumors of another approaching panic were largely discountenanced. A BOON TO MARINERS. San Francisco, Juno 20. —It it learned at the suboflice of the coast survey in this city that Assistant J. F. Pratt and Assistant Framant Morso have finished a topographical reoonnois* ance of the conBt lino Irom Gray's harbor to Cape Flattery, including all outlying dangers and unknown stretches of coast along tho Pacific seaboard. Tho difficulties encountered by the party havo boon very groat. Within n month or two a prolimininary report, giving to shipmasters running north of Columbia river valuable information concerning tho exact position of Flat* tory rocks nnd other notable dangers. mny be expected. KNIILANO WON'T TOLERATE IT. London, June 20.—In tho house of commons this evoning Sir Honrv Holland, secretary of statu for tho colonies, replying to Mr. Howard, said that Sir Samuel Rowe, govornor of Sierra Leon, had informed the government that n conference held botween the French and natives had resulted in tho hoisting of tlie French flag at Bav- aboo, on Gambia River. While not under British protectorate ho said Baraboo waa within the sphere of British iufiuonco nnd the nativo chiefs wero under treaty obligations to England. Tho establishment of French protectorate would havo an important bearing on British influence in that territory. Sir Homy said that dispatches wore being exchauged between British and Frenob governments in regard to the matter. NUMKn0tT3 IcONflRATlfLATIONS, Losbox, June 21.—The proas is re- quested to state that the number of congratulatory telegrams from public bodies and private individuals is so overwhelmingly large that it is impossible to answer them individually. Tlie Queen is greatly touched and gratified by such expressions ot loyaltv and devotion from all classes of hor subjects. On the advice of Lord Salisbury jubilee honors will bo conferred on several Liberal-Ut-iouists. The new peers to be created in honor of the Queen's jubilee will include Sir Wm. Armstrong, Sir James McNaughten, Me* Garel Hogg, and tho Right Hon. Goo, Sclater llootli. Tlie Groat French Kumcdy, Dr. Lu- Duo's Periodical Pills. These Pills aro compounded from the purest drugs, and from those only which are known to act upon the Generative. Organs in Females. They are first enclosed in an air-tight capsule, and by this means made to retain their full strength for years in any climate. Ask ns for private circular, A. M. HeRBINO & P. S. CURTIB k Co., New Westminster; T. McNeeley, Ladner's Landing; H. McDowell k Co., Vancouver; Pimbury A Co., Nanaimo; T. Picknrd, Donman Island; A. R. Johnson k Co., Cliemah.ua; R, B. Richardson Cowichanj W. E. McCartney k Bra., Vancouver and Kamloops; Hustings Saw Mill Co., Vancouver; Tho Vancouver Drug Co., Vancouver; J. B. Lovell, Yale; W. R. Megaw, Priest Valley; H. Clark k Co., Kamloops; Langley k Co., wholesale agents, Victoria. dwse28yl Wholesale City Market. Beef, per IWlbP Sill 00-.i$!200 Pork « Hi 00 (9 12 00 Mutton " 10 00 O 0 00 H.des'gr'ii)" fl00@7 00 I-otatoeH " I 26 @ 0 50 Turnips " - 0 00® 0 75 Carrots " OOO® 0 75 Parsnips « 0 75® 100 Beets " 0 75® 100 Cabbage " 2 50® .100 OnloiiH " 2 00® 0 00 Wheat " 150® 175 Oat* " 150® 180 Pens " 150 (Tii 0 00 Hay, nor Un 20 00 ® Wt 00 Butter (rotls) perlh 0 25® 0 00 Cheese) » 0 20® 0 00 Hggu. perrios* 0 25® « !» Goobc, piii'li 1 50® 1 75 Ducks " 0 25® 0 110 Chickens, 0 50® 0 75 Turkeys, nor lb 0 25® 0 .'10 Cordwood (retail) per curd 3 50 ® 4 00 OT. PAUL'S CHURCH. Services cv- O fry Sunday at 11 A. h. and 7 r. M. tn tlio Church, St. John street, below Royal avenue. Seats tree, all are cordially Invited. Sunday School at 2.30 P.M. (fc28tc) METHODIST CHURCH, Mary St. Rov. C. Watson, Pastor, Services at m. and 7 p. in. Sunday School and Bible Glass 2:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting on Thursdays at 8 p. in. Seats free; strangers cordially Invited. Je"-tc. DAPTI8T CHURCH, Agnes Street, D fiast of Mary Street, Rev. Robert Lennlo, Pastor, Lord's Day Services at 11 n, m. and 7 p, m. Sabbath Hcliool and Bible ClatH nt 2:50 p. nt. All seats free; Klnuitforn cordially welcomed. d-de2*1to jft UNION LODGE No, 9, A. V, ,_#%^ * A. Ms—The regular Coni- J^ajK municatlons of this Lodge are /V\ heldonthenrstMondaylncoch month. Sojourning brethren are cordially Invited to attend PETKR GRANT, fe23-to Secretary. Dental Notice. I EXPECT TO LEAVE FOR THE IN- terlor on the AOth Inst, to be absent one month. All requiring dental work please take notice and govern themselves accordingly. C. E. C. BROWN. dwmy2lml NOTICE. J HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I . Intend making application to the kief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase two unsur- voyed islands In thoSouttrnrmof Fraser Hlvcr, lying to the south of Lot tm, Group I, and containing 100 acres, more or less. STEPHEN HINCHLIFFE. Mny 2,1887. dmy2m2 NEW WESTMINSTER BUILDING SOCIETY focornoratal Snd June, 1887, under the Statute of ism. AC1KXRHAI. MKKTIKO will bo hold III tho COUKT KOUHE, N. W., on WedMMl.', Mad June, 18*!, nt» p. In. 0n.ii:eT— io elect olnucrs und perform nil other husliinNS of tho Society. WALTER J. WALKER, il |f-Ml;l Provlsloluil Secretary. Every Han lo bis Own Business J±. FEELE, PRACTICAL CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (cpp colonial norm,!, HKW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. Physicians' Prescriptions and "am. II)' Kcclpcs a Specialty. N 1). — Only (Jontiine Drugs nssd, Over twenty years' experience, mrffl TIIK INSTANTANEOUS INK & STAIN ERASER Will remove all Ink or Fruit Stains, Iron Rust, Qrease or Mould, and leave the paper or fabric perfectly uninjured. TRY IT. PRICE, 50c. B. C. STATIOHUr * PRIHTIN0 GO. N.W Westminster, Vsnoonver * Viotoria dwnolfitc Business Chance! THE PltOPltlETOH OP ONE OP THE leading liiislucuK Hoiisch und in the best business part of thia clly, being about to visit his homo abroad, oil business, otters for sale his stock and Interest on easy terms—% cash down; balance on time. Apply at thin Offloe. djetta / Citizens1 Insurance Co. OF CANADA. WANTED, AN A«ENT AT NEW Westminster who can sucuro Fire, Life and Accident Jnnurnnci? Inmlneas. Address HART & IMU1E, dJolSwl ii'ciu AKtH,VlclorJa,lU'. 1WB UNDERSIGNED having withdrawn from tho firm of Wintemute, Oalbick & Co., wishes to say that he will continue tho I Kiw.KTAKiM; business In all IU branches, and may be found for tho Eresent ut Kwen's Cannery building, cor. olumblu nnd Bogble sts, A further nn* nouncemonl will bo mado in a few days. dwJoUwl D. B. OALBICK. •UTQTICE. iii iho nam*.- or tm; E'siiiiu or j. i'. Murne, ilvvcasril lii(vstntt>. A LL SUMS DUE THE ESTATE OP A tlie laic .1.1',. .Miinio must be paid to tlie undersigned forthwith; mid all persons having claims tigalnst the said Estate must send in their accounts, duly verified, to the undersigned at New Westminster, on or before the 7th day of July, A. D. 1887. Dated nt New Westminster the aith May, A.D.18ST. JOHN KLIiWOOD; dmySHe Administrator. NOTiCE, A1 Coli I.L PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS Commma are rotjnostetl to.hand.them In promptly on or before the ;](Uh .Tune Inst,, that being the date nn which the present fiscal year terminate,**. 0. WARWICK, ■ Gov't Agent. Now Weal.,.June 20 IHS7. dwJe20Ut IniKl [\WMVi, «mSlia!KT,l870. lie Lot 2.'., Town or Ccnlrcvlllr, n'eir Wcrtnifnftfcr District. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATE OP Title of Hiram G. Onderklrk to the abovo lot has been lost or destroyed, ond application has been made for a duplicate thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given thatnnowCertitleuteof Title will bo Is* sued In lieu of that so lost or destroyed, unless cause bo shown to tho contrary within ono month from the dnto hereof, lt. W. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Registrar. Land Registry Ofllcc, New Westminster, B.O.,20th Juno, 1887. ________ dJegOinl NOTICE TTAVINO MADE MY FORTUNE, FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS I will soil my entire Stock of Furniture oar RE LOW COST. Purchasers will do well to call and buy as any article in stock may be had at the lowest figure. JOHN E. LORD, Columbia Street, Next Door to 'Wintemute Bros. Now Westminster, .Tune 21st, jr>7. d,|c2l)m 1 War! War! War! —IN THE RATES Pf- THE IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON, ENGLAND, Oae or Ihe Oldest anil Most Reliable Companies In tlie World, ARE PREPARED TO TAKE RISKS os low as nny other Company represented here. W.J.AUMSTKOMi, Agent, Now Westminster, B.-O. Office—Court House Building, djc20tc THE ONLY Genuine English Micks I* THK CANAVIAN II luillx SEAL PEBBLES in Sift in Ste.., D. S. CURTIS a CO. sole Altars nr New Weitmihitii, WHO WIMi GUARANTEE EVERY l'AIB FOR ONR YEAR, Ami present you with n Rook of Testl- inonlnl*. (ilwJolBIc D. DRYSDALE & CO. IMPORTERS, JOBBERS & DEALERS IN lie CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, LINNOLEUMS House Furnishing Goods. Men's. Youth's & Boys' Clothing, \ Underwear. Shirts. Collars, Tics, Socks, Hats & Caps. Wc always carry a VERY LARGE STOCK to select from and give a GOOD ARTICLE at REASONABLE RATES. D. DRYSDALE & CO., dwja7to 73 Columbia St., New Westminster. THIRTY DAYS CLEARANCE SALE James Ellard i Company Will sell the whole of their Large and well selected Stook of Gent's Furnishing Goods Dry Goods, Clothing, House Furnishings, Carpets, Etc. jS-M? t7ATUBJA.1fX.-X' Reduced Prices for Cash. SALE TO COMMENCE 20th JUNE LONDON HOUSE NEW WESTMINSTER. Come and inspect before purchasing, and be convinced that the goods are marked down to the lowest possible prices. JAMES ELLARD & CO., JelStd CARRIAGE WORKS I ii a.t:hi BtriiiBrsr as xtxasrvriax.) THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the Mainland Carriage Works, opposite W. B. Townsend's Livery Stable, Merchants' Square, Westminster, will carry on the business of Blacksmithing & Carriage Building in all its branches. Having had considerable experience in the business, and possessing first-class machinery and stock, work will be guaranteed to give satisfaction. HoMOHher.liig a specialty. Call aad laanect the E.tnbllrih. ntent. iiirtwo J. E. SULLEY.
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