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Provincial Seem Tl THE Every WeflMskr* Satttrday. — BY — ROBSON-BftOTHERS. OFFICE, COLUMBIA STREET. Ehtmhoe TO EDITORIAL and Business Dimitiimt throuok T. R. pcamon aCo'i. BoMismimiERY Store. TEMeVBy Hull, S.1«jear| SI 6» farB moe.i llforSmo..! nnyiiltle In Ailv.-ico. Delivered fay Cu ■ ier or Aiajnt,. U |uu- eciirli-r, pur»Wi qunrterly t^Oiiri|er*frkgl ' T. N. HlBBEH & CO. Wm. hmiisou •VlOTORIA. YALE. L. P. FISHER ArivertlNliiK Agent, 21 Merchnnt'i . xeli.nee, Sun 'nincleei,, j.icirtlurt.edtuf '" AtlrertlMiment. for till, neper. g, if '., ' flu gSrtn'sm'ffiiltfwIiM^ Wednesday Morning, Miiy a, IMKf. Wekhavo repeatedly pointed out tint, Iijf Disking some sixteen miles, ot inrximlhive 'An'nstl.' the pent Oka- nagan water nystera, cxtenillng from the intarnakioniir, ilipiinjlaiy, ,|jl», Bonlil be connected "witn the head of, ,ia»igatib'li'*'i'rnl* iii*' fcjiallunicueen riwr, tints oneniifg ah unintnmiptod .weep of navigation through the •nost protluctive part of British Co- fumbia upwards of four hundred uiles lotigji It would he difflciilt to Werestiinate the importance of this work, and wo are glad to observe in jlie last number of the Inland tienti tel an able article upon the subject. t is impossible to conceal the fact hat far too. little attention lias been ■aid to such matters. Those in ji'tisted witli tile ' management of 'ublic affairs have settled down In iibits of idleness at a capital situ ked so remote from the great food Toducing part of the Province that he might ttlrabst be led to sup1 pose [ley had forgotten that thoir' re- (lonsibilities .extquil, iKtyBpd the! Cascades. Indeed, wero it not that jo recumng general election re- tiired the Pratnihr to visit Cariboo Very four, lye^rs 51,11 so for tlie'pur use of affording a personal exlii (tion of his love for the "blue- jirted miners," it is doubtful if a Iinister would ever set foot on the laiiilaiid. In this K'8|aa:t the Main (nd portion pf British Columbia is Seated very much aa Ireland has rieu treated. There 'is one respect •1 which it cannot be said that tbe 'ovornment neglect the Mainland. ''. is faithfully visited by the regi- lent of tax-gatherers. The settlers ,ay never look ou the face of a tinistar. They may not even enjoy <e privilege of seeing a school-mast- Hut no settlement is so remote at the tux-gntherer cannot dud .his sy to it at least once every year. or would: the settlers in tlie in- ior grudge the taxes, severely they fall, could they feel that tho 'litest effort was being made to pi them some value in return f is t'etnotoiioss, this' absenteeism li neglect, have had the iiuturai, 'sst of completely alienating the i**pleof the interior and making Jin feel that they have lio part or 111 the,,matter beyond paying a. Of 'Will**, tinder our form' Government tho people have nisei van yery much to,blame for lanicntable condition 1 of affairs. iy have the matter'p^'ticiilly i r own hands. And we are very !k1i mistaken if, at tile approach- I election, the constitutional reme- a not applied—not hoinenpnthi- :iy, .ither, tint ill such a wholesale iiier as Mall most elfeotually > r the -*Egi»n' stable's at Jaiil'cs .1 — ,'. A sweeping change is what ;Wantcd. ,'. The prnttnt mt havo '1 ill power far too long already. jd is, however, likely in this in- .ice to be evolved from evil. Tho ting maladministration of the 'ruff the country by these men omrs to have completely aroused [people and there in every proba- y of a better class of men corn- forward at the approaching Won than tlioso who have usually ■in *n active part in public affairs ng then late years, and we of the electors if the new Mature ia not composed of a [j of men *gry[/pU<lh(.*bo^e' the/ JUgt of (he expiring one. ■ Ue ahara desert is •and tl limes heated to a temperature 0/ sgreas Fahrenheit* by the-vertical 'if the sun. This givcs.risa to a aing wind—the dreaded iJlihnoii— 1 is rendered still mnro t.rrib|. , burning; particle, of land it car- jong. Ill 1813,' Rtirk'liart record- i degree,! in the ttiade during tha .ence nf this pestilential blast.' Dufour lis. presented a new teresting proof that' tho earth is . The imago, of distant object* Ud in the Lake of Geneva in calm ter show just the degree of dis- p which a careful mathematioal Iktion would predict on account '.shapoof .health, §citivtifv Jrti$i;i3limB.; The vineyards of Russian TurkUtaii Are being destroyed by n parasitic fitn- ius known ns erysiple, ■ 0 ■ - Sixty per cent, of the mechanical energy converted into electricity and applied td a Fan re storage buttery lias been re-converted into work on discharging, the battery.' £/ ',. The desirability of connecting light- nirvtdtiductors with gas and water mains lias beeii reiiugi)i*4t'oVijy_tllo. Saton Government, which lias issued instructions as to the bust methods of making the connections. " "J A jj , Assays of several''bundrea million dollars worth of the native, fculd of, GENERAI, pcpDISE LLIVAN, Popular Market COIUMBIA STBEKI VlJST. W. J. FRf^pH, T>OOlt BINDER, PAPKtt RULER, , J > nnd Blank Book Manufacturer. Mnpsl and Dwwing Paper Mounted. eFtc6,8, ."it^'c'i^'Sf^; i}1"'™'; GPTrrnment Street, Tictorla, B. C. tt'otlso^a^p^'MORTON HOUSE, mM o?ZKSS^!i SPENWS BRiBOE, On Sunny Side ot Thompson River. THE ABOVE, .HOTHIV .'I**.; NCIVv" open for tlio accommodntion of the Public, aud the proprietor will endeavor to dcsiil-vu a fair share of patronage. The very nost of' Wisp's, Liqcoks and Cioaiis will always bo kept. C. MORTON. July I, 1881. auO Contractor and Builder. PLANS nnd srECH'M'ATIONS CARE- l'M,l,I MAIIK HUT. ALSO AOEST ,'OIt THE Asphalt Rooflngpompany. This is the BEST ami CHEA^ES'f-V Rooting now iu use. Call and examine model roof. t tar Shop corner of Mackenzie ifc Clark- tion Streets, $y,w Wostiiiinster.* npl'i The librarian of tlie Aless'nndrina Library at Rome, Prof, De Maes, claims to have evidence that a great Egyptian obelisk is buried in iho vicinity .of the Ptiiz/i di San Sui<n di Frances!, neat* the side entrance to the Senate. Tbe clement caesium hns betn secured in an isolated condition by a German chemist, Herr iSetterbeoi. It is found to be asilvery-ffhke metal," rescniblimi sodium and potassium in general behavior. Caesium Iind hitherto resisted al! etfotla to separate it fromjts comljinatioit with oxyjion. 1 '5 .-(ccording to' 'Mr. P. L. delator, F. R. S., ttiti term llpotype, whicli is coti)- paratively new to science, is employed tn indicate animals which we should naturally oxpoct to meet but do not Iind in certain p-trtsof thoenrth. For instance, Anistrali-iu liptitvpas aro monkeys, vultures aud w uud puckers. I ' Utl W. H. l*reeee; F. R. S.; states that tjtc explosion or a cannon can be heara* to a distance of twenty to twoii- ty-nve mili'n; and mstimcufl nre Itiiown where tho botiiUard^ueut of a town has been 'heard nt a distance of one hundred miles. It is very well known, hfr thinks, that the roar of tlie guns at Waterluo was hoard on the -r-Jnglish ooast, tttore than one hundred miles frum tho battle-tiuld. -]*\j(j| % IJ The sale of 300 telescopes ill Franco during tho two years ending hist October is cited by M. Cmuille Flammiirion as showing to some extent the remark- able growth of Hstrnnomical taste in tuat country. The c?im»nd for.M. FliLUimarion's bonks is:, however, a more tdnkiuy proof, two of them Imv- tnj{ quickly reached an aggregate cir- cuUtinn df 88,000 copies, while a third bus lately appeared iu its thirtieth edition. The ground in the Jura Mountains is in a state of movement, as is shown _ , ,, „, ., ...... by somo curiam olnft-riilioiU pointed C"»*nMa{8t., New Westminster. out by M. Girnrdot. Villages that were invisible to each vttterat tin' beginning of the century, or even thirty or forty years ago, are now risible, First the roofs appeared, and then the upper part nf_ the walls. ...Such is the case with the villngesof Domier nud Mar- igny, near Lako Chalain. Import nnt changes havu been noted even within tontycars. The FIRE INSURANCE. THE LANCASHIRE (Amalgamated with Scottish (Commercial) INSURANCE COMPANY Capital, • £2,000,000 sterling Risks accepted at Current' Rates of Premium by JOHN C. BROWN, Agent for New Westminster. SELLING OFF I ~AT~U . GREAT BARGAINS! TIl»3X»TOK,»*r001i"0»';',''; Furnltiiro, Plhiirns, ''itoul'iilnKS, Hull Paper, anil I'mlrrlakm' (■mills, 'Ijo (mutilation- ofI'tllttOgtiW AI|»irte ''In tho Store latolMiaa)|ji;J,.:(iy5B»vi(l tiitiliels uiiil,!i- .\l"Ut C-nis unil thy St. Witlimw. Oi'jV- Sa w",'1 .i Gntlianl »■> as to' ffi'o tlioiii ,|iiick1y" bnlors f,„- Onods which are not on friiln ,the nilok. of I nuns lias been a Imn.l will he fillcil from Victoria on short work of much difficulty. It hns been , notice. ^. «■»- i For further parBciilari,'! iipptj ijii the preiuiKcs. Coliinibh Strcei, Now Westminster,- or to J. SEMI., Victoria, B, C. GUNSMITH CotUMlia St., New Wutminited, I. C, SAW FILIMi,, HKl! t'llTIMI., lO.lt. 1 SMITH, < I ni KHi KKIIIMI, St IHSIIRM S|| (UI'IMII. SEWING MACHINES Cleaned and Hcjiuircd. Machine ,, Needlas fof SahJS." „ rtiihrrlliiN MriMlt-tl, and General Repair* Ilia nnillv ilone. Aiuiuiinitioii of all kinds. A full assort- ment of Ke-loailii-i Tools, ami everything reiuiireil by a SrUrtniiiiti. 'Ri'n.ES, Shot (Irxs, itKVOLVKiw, aud FisniNu Tacklk for uls. ,|-J4y lirojiused to create a cm-rent of air by | tliu keeping of large fire, ntonp.end,, but the exjietiso ha, been found excos- siv*. A Fraiich .ngincer. M. PVesscl, stlf'i'ests that the .siune object may be attained by cooling tho air at aomo point in the tunnel by aster, which woiild give tho dill'ere'nce in lloilsity of the atmosphere nccoHsnry to cause a draught. Cool uiountaiii streams aro numerous iu tho Alps, and could bo, readily applied to the purpose. IJtMWCITATINu FllOZEN ANIMALS.— Tbft'tf lias been a coiillict' of opinion between experimenter, un tho one baud ':4and clinical surgeon, on tho ofhe'r lis to the best method of roausdl-' tating frozen animal, (including .human btings). While (ho hitler almost without exception advocato the gradual introduction of limit, the former (Deck, Horwat, nud Jniioby) claim that it should he applied rapidly, , lu order to decide this ,|iiestion, Ijapticliinkaki has performed careful experinif-nts upon dogs in the clinic of Professor Mnuusscin. The results were confirmatory of his view, on the subject, and are summarized aa follows: Uf twenty animals treated by tho method of gradual resuscitation iu a cold room, fourteen died; of twenty introduced at once into a warm apartment, eight perished; while of twenty placed immediately in a hot bath all recovered. -J " 1 . A Mistake.—It is a great and often i„ -.;..inn.l;«'!.. l .„"..„. -._/, 'A .Mistake.—It Is a great ami often ,ly rmstalri the ju.lgnunt Tincl f.ul.„,toke to take reiieatod drastic " ' ' purgatives for constipation of the bowels; (or Illuminating PtirDOSCS they induce niuw iaild cause debility of ' ! the bowels. Tin-dock BloodHittersl.it safe «ifd perfect regulator of the bowels, arousing the torpid liver, and all the secretions to a healthy action, acting on the Kidneys, and rojiovating and toning the system in the most perfect manner. Do not let prejudice stand in in the way iy lingering of relief if you sutfer from an' diseaec. ' Burdock Blood Hitters' cure others, why should it not benefit you T It ii a speeillo for nl| forms of Blood, Iilver, and Kidney Omlplalrits, Nervous Headache., General Debility, Scrofula, and all diseases of the Secretory system. Trial Bottles 10 Cents. '-■ '■;' —'.—u—m -Ask your DruggurMor a trial bottle of Burdock BlootT Sitters, It, will only cost you 10 cents, and a few doses will prove Its clHclonoy as a hetltli-i-NtMUut Tonie-regulator of th.Bow.ls, UrtJSaA Kidneys. It is specific for all diseases arising from impure blood add disordered ivomi. .- , ADVAMTAQES OF THE C()AL OIL Over the Refined Oils of Petroleum PROPRIETOR. CONSTANTLY .ON. HAND,,the largest aiul choicest amortnieiit of MEATMNDJEflEJABLES. l||iB, VEAL, TCRKEYS, 4c, in Families, Kestaurants, and Steamboats supplied at the lowest prices .nd with the utmost care. ** dale Now Weatmliutcr, B. C. ^ZZ ESTABUSnBD 1859. Ml R0BT. DICKINSON, BUTCHER, Meiirlr Opposite the Colonial Bolel, NEW \*r||Tifiit|s'iii:fii '• rjlHE LARGEST AND CHOICEST "If "assortment of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Families,' Restaurants, aud Steamboats nt the LOWEST iPOSMBUB&IubM' :-; ?IANOS, 6RMi«&',! ; rT.^-'rid/aO, MUSICAL INSTEUMBSt OF EVERY MSCRJJJ'JBJ.^j Books & SheetftoiUife IN ENDLESS V, MUSICAL BOXE8 A fine AsBsortment; from f*."» -at- ok B \(Ji\ALL & CO.'S MUSIC STORE, (iOVKKMIEXT STREET, VICTORIA. J. BAGNALL, PlANOrOHTKiOlUJANTlTXEll'icllEI'AIUBIV I'Liie mmm mum ■"i "GLENGARRY." FIRST l'RIZK At OREGON STATE iiinl Bistrict Fairs, J.tam aiul Sire iinjinrt-'il from Scotland; color, bi-ight dnppletl lmv: height, 17 handa; weiglit, laoo lbs. Wilt mike the ttatni »t own- et'a faun near Victoria, -*■ u -hir Ml BHXW*8 30 .8 Reason— $30, due whei. Man sc-.it, , Insvjianoe—§40, due when Mare In Marcs scrv^ af ,ri*(k,ofi iinoml; -0 W . Makes rHU^MAi^UKD met| at Stoker at Victoria nnd .returned, tosaine; jit extra charge(Wjip.t^v'^r.','j ,'\ '■ >[jAljbso "YOUNG HAMBLETONIAN" From "Pathfinder1' Mare, to a few Mares at §25 the season. .p!2 J. D. PEMBERTON. Victoria, Uox 215. "PRINCE IMPERIAL' WILL STAND FOR1 THE REA- son of 1882, commencing about 1Mb inst. Season from arrival to continue till 1st July, travelling from Ladner's Landing to Chilliwhack. "PRINCK IMPERIAL1' is adatiplod Grey, 5 years obi, stands 16 hands nigh, weight about '1450 lbs., short-legged, closely built (sirod by Myers' "\vbite Prince"), with splendid action; good feet, and docile temper; good worker, and sure foal getter. ^Testimonials will He* company him. Terms for Season... ....$10 . Insiiranco .iJ..'...'.'., .'..'Io" ■' Cash payable at end of season. Cash for insurance whon inare Is known toW • in foal, or has been parted with, Not responsible for accident*-, but all ;!,oaret&kcnj |}fIinJ0IJ '-• (OG D! 'Forfurtl)erpartioulara apply to 1 9 ' U...A... VVRXm, Lidncr'** landing, April 4, 188S, apii fflE BEiCOl*! LWHT-is an Oil of High Test with a light gravity, wlileh makes the Oil a protection against explosion. ! One Ordlnnrj Burner glifsnlBrll. , Hint) l.lghlouunl loTc» Candle Its odor is not olTonslve. The Bcaeon ; Light OU Is FREE FROM SMOKE A8MEIX. In point of Keononiv, the llescon Light UH UPKSIMVE IBAIK WMMt! •IU. The Cuusiinici- burning ono light—for , Hours—will notcoiuilmooypx^ne'f >i!}.-iu:f\ 'f !, v,r,a,tt,Mf^{LmSs MTt mi, (i. i j [ITBD) HAVE pN"JUNDANDARE PREPARED. TO aLAjNUl'ICTURE'/ —ALT. DESCltlrTlONS OK- & Dresse MOULDINGS, Doors, Sashes, and Blinds. Pinning. Scroll-Snwlng, Turn- • Ing, Sliaplng, . ,.I7r And all kinds of WOOD-PINISUING, rRexecnted to order .with. the. MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY. FISH OASES A SPECIALTY. RlC-t ARD STREET,~-i\ r woll .uppB«l>W«*boUiitld papers; I. !: ri.-.i'V ^2 V "provided for the .use otgi)^, .... , Sm- ^yESl'M,lNSTEK, B,..,9. ISXd. ' .;,; •'■ ,~ -.11^ Is supplied with the choicest brands of "WjSES,' LiQCORS, 'ClGABS, &C. J. w. HotjriSoi*, fl "PnOPRrETOR, JOHN BmiW!lv ; Masaoer. j: h. ?imt &m wf>ki IMrollTEIlS AND DEALERS tN STOVES, ^AJ^GES, toq.,^top;.. House Furnishing Go ids,, PAINTS, OILS, and TURPENTINE, SPORTING GO'SbB. full assortment oonitantly oii hind, at .—tji '., the LOWEST MARKET KPTES. in™ the I Tinware manufactured on the premises. -Jobbing promptly attended to. ' IIOLIIIIQOKK STO.VE BllUIIIIS, -j' *t.w ^e.t«tn,ter. '■• GO TO THK SAN FRANCISCO we* l^' ' BOOT & SHOE STORE nr; ■" ■ AND. GET YOUR' -; MONEY'S WORTH. WJ1-* ! Oij[U (.nil! * >IU BOOTS .-U<D..*'TttISS,OT,EVERY. description mad. to order, and re-, paired, from an INFANT'S StioE Tho highcat CASH price paid for HIDES JAMES ROUSSEAU, COLUMBIA STREET, , OlTORITB TilE Baxk. Four Houii* -will unt uotasiimo <wejr.Qn0'{ )(' },*ijj:,J Uillt,or on« thitty-ac'oond part of a Oal* Ion, wliiob ftov* not tax tho CoiiHtimor more than Two Cents for a whole night. IKghly rceomiw&dM ror llilloBinrm, llrjiil-Arlif, Cob* Ml pillion, Indlf** , EUxzlnraa, llrarlbani, ■*' fin»i*.; 9(M OlTENHBIMEl Pol, Agrtt., VI, ;.;i:.... liliL'iractioti. FromltOl IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'r. 1 Oti Broad St. and 16 Pam- Mall, LONDON. INSTITUTE!) 18C)a. For iNsuitrKc* houses &oth>;r lluildings, Oowl**, Wares, toorchiin- dis.a, Manufactuviug ami I-'anniiig Stunk, Sliipi it) Port, Harlior'oi* Dock, and tho Cargoes of 8uj.li VcshcIb ; also,' Ships building and repairing, Bto'gua and otW Vcs- tow on navignhlo rivi-rn and cabals, nnd (inod.i on board such Vt^olsf tlnmighout (treat iBritain ind Ireland and in Foreign QmntrioB, FEOX LOSS OR DAM ARE Ot HBE. Subioriliud und Iuvtiatcd Capital, £1,(500,004^-^. . Rat** ofiPrcmiuni nnd ev«ry infortnfi- U6n can ho1 .obtained on applkttHon to W. I ARM8TIWN6, ''' ■l"-' Ajent.forNewWeritflhwttr. eiuJlii'i Lt|Ma NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. i'^ifhA'City,''" i(' THEl ClrU\ART iS.CJJDkfi'*r*flf;"cWAiWk'"6^'an HXPlSRIKNCEI) ABTIST.!' iiSliiH , , . Land Agent, nl »* aWiooloO ilsiinH rn J«") Leilimi'S ,-, IfoHtem»Wid-ti»r«Wkrif,ippiyWTC*1 "m'"**« .1-.,, -t »-„:tt. (..WM^MoUKft sJi rloirfw c) Fel, U, MA fcmi'VMtoffJto-MUUn. oil YftfU lastI J« whmJ1 &w\\wW*tyfo<*sU\tibmm1a>\os jfi1 Delivery anywlicra... , 4 „ ., ,, f ■,'; */i])Bih Ddrf 'Jf(fcK,Af ,!l,n J * ]J(ew \Vc«tan^t»y,-* ftn*f bTat&tttn^g Vj »9'| 9HiWAio9^nw3 ol THK U.NDKRSIGNKD BEOS LEAVE to announce to the Public that lie lifts * purchased *tbe above Hotel, where everything will be found first-class, mid at reasonable rates, Tht) Parlors nnd Sleeping Apart- ments are under'tlle iu^rfiitehdence' of Mrs. Howwox. ... , ■*, ■; ■ ',.,■-:■ ■ i :-.■■ '■ ibnoo d'JtJB < Private, Dining Rooms for LadiM, Families and, Private Parties. A Private Koafling Room, com* niodions, comfortlablj* {nrnished', and 'Vvab »H**[i* , _ -* 4i.*iaoiit A>(t* ,tt*a Riverside Farm, Matsqul,,;........ IH.. WUOLK on PAST, („[j;,a ,r,,ii« COKTAlMKdTHBKi.IIirKmifeDil,llJ "* . acres Dyked Laud, of which 280 aorM ■ ],[u(,v could easily lie put under cropr for next , sca«ou, tn I / .:' '•?•:..■•"•*■': »)j"ado viii wmakf no mi notit,a*i I"<1 •*• ASl'LK B.tHY;AM|, OTHKJt :ii ,.«,:,,. mwm il^HSoijAi^-f,^^ G,RAN.ylil!^!i,'!; BUBRARDi! INLET. •jfl ;6w »«*»*» ....'■■: Newly Built nnd Newtf r«rnhbedt -. large .-ind Com.nod.ou*. ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE MAINLAND, Commanils an unbroken view of 'that i maiiniticciit sheet uf writer known as i ' ■ Coal Harbori the future ie'rhiinu-i' of the. Canadian Pacitio ■■ . Railway. . . or noons fob families. «£T Visitors and Tourists will find it a quiet aiid pleasant l-etrting 'platte, * ' She scale of charges will be found to t» atd-fily mpderate, . | ,. .. Good stabling on the pre*nii*iaW!:j,T,6','*: JOSEPH-■aANiiiioKf,'1! ', -■'■ ■ i '' ' *"' ''' 'LPKOrRlETOh. 0R0 RES^tPBANT C01IJMBU SinUKT, , NEW WESTMINSTER, i.Ci -.' ,ESTABI,IS1LED U«0.)—. rtlHlS WELL KNOWS' ATnT) MOST 1 * conveniently located establishment, having; been purchased hy the nnd.r- ' o,l, will be conducted u a FIRST- BOARDING HOUSE, Under the personal siiprrintcndcnce of Mrs. Daqniirr. r$c is niiii, Bosrd * Lodging per Week W 00 llnanl alone por week....'.......'.' li Single Meals,..., I — tar The Mail Stages leave this House for Burrard Inlet'twice a day. i ■' ■ S, W. DAG6ETT. May il, 1881. ■ CITY .".HgTjEL ':."NfcW WESTMINSTER it ; ,. k , , , (Next Door to Public Library), COllUBIV STKKKI. LEAVE that she mfJE CNDERSIGNEJ) BEGS. X, 'to announce to the Public has leased tlio aboVe rlotol.'ann is nre- pared to furnish to the travelling Public FIRST • CLASS ACCOMMODATION, REASONABLE RATES. Prlwie Dining Room; for Ladlei i »mf Families. MRS. BON SON, I. I MaXAOEH. SUBSCRIBE THE British 0 ..(rnper en thoM nMs. Only W s T.10K THE British CoUmMan, the jT Newiipaiier^nthe^MainlandcfUtiU . I isli Coluw ' " jji^ilias for sale, at Ijingley, 50 tons of : .„ •! ed-IMotliyttlayP'1'''*'*" W»>"'"« .•niillinitnigley.' (r,OBr.iRElffi{ \\» »iid*ff |HK WXUi H(»T«L, iFj-iMTiSK/1 I**"" nsw mi, e'Lp»'t''ifl»to'f,rSPPWi**l>uM»« ,..3*1^.. ^oenge, ,o..i.q fna-«ot a,i»nl. BRICKS jmW£ aiuist -"Jnilo-J4,-*88IrT- Apply to oc8 .Meniy.'.lilnia reftSffiflS C,B. ovLisctenvta )a ni :imui)Ol«vel' FARM for SAW .:;;!....■.. .'(I'm!,-.*, Sill lo il 0* wire ITBStlC-n'' mHEiUNJS!iK9i(>Nin)d**Fk**^*f6R':!n* *"" I . sale,.on.,,the]0»imli,,lib*»l t.r»»,» nji» Fannof 148 acres situated on .Boundary ,. Bay,>lrou*..».iltllt, efotn Ne^'Westnilii'1 Mm'" sjjer, arid i>tersv^4,by^lie,8«^*a^lll», ,e ,Jn»m Tlio principal partof the' FSfinMrlen'*1 ■''"* bottomland; twenty-fiveacresliavehean si>ns, cheated and partly fenced. .There art , Jwo.^nlnga'0f:.'<c*nlBnt'FaterioffJlh* '' '"'"' property ■. ft nvwell adapted for ej«irjr..v ,■ mam purposes. . For partfeulaw apply by 1ifHi#,'ff m pefsbnaily to,. ,, , ed i>,n«si>*8 5o y'uii J0HNK.B0BINS0N, ... ,, ni IU* N»*»%.**toln*ir,J"0 t™** January Hud,, ,l"St2. , , „,,, M J«iy!tto,„s,!ahl ad !■!< ■mi mm CABINETORQAN augi: 83S9Vr. SUITABLE FOR tit uaivxi') vi'^ubni JjibJ-iou ni s\U\ J wod i^h'ie 10 b»UBT0g 1IIH or, Jw Dfl ,i,m.i A ;3i0C^iY|fcffi^TO?' wl, Iin Odblnet Organ, with SJuU-wtaof ,,,, reeds, snh.hus, octave tionplor, tox hu- ''-' mana, grand .organ, 'and. kuee- awell,! ja ■:■» stopa. i'his organ ia'now* used in tha. Methodist Church, aiul is sweet tontd !hl -*'' KWingwd-ordtj*-. Wnt^^old^lUfri n n4Yt cash, Mr it Is intended tonrocure a mot* , , powerful one. Thirii a dceM-tiqjhin^ '" t«<" Applyjtfli.,,. 6*i ..,i: %i.'ji; vhnXT js'wief ' nl ll\M¥WMW»^iBW nrB.i ■ . litatioliers k Music Dealers, .fc4tc , ,lt.;"i.'... Kew W«itm!ris*krW' '* f'" J in jjnr/Toa oJ my]** THB t)TORpffl) ■; -aty pfr:New W(«»t|i*j*ii%;, aj ,0.,,, ,„,, LOT ,«;,.*iL0(JIi;;4ln h«ivsl) ciIt, \*il °!loJOnn .'l.)| iBi^nili'a 5o Jtoilnq '. ' : .We,l siil' no hMrci t.,JJm ail* 3adw , ... I -iftni Jnka 'i.,| IU mil! jyiijii.rb hna . '"" .1*, Jon"Iinrf Mis ; oloii* ad) no Jt» Oiitr^bfNeWiWk«inihster:) ' ' "' ,11, I ;;.: I ■ .,"•' n 'ill newclinslb Lot 219, (Or«ip j.,,North shore,Pt)rt-,:,,,)!,„,,,,, 1 Moodjf,"" ' ' ' Lot 102, i<5i*p"i., Soull/ 'Ai, Port '' , Meodic.HK.ii Jo *»0 Id • n« I tnsi Mnow Lot 116, Oroup I., near HMtiags, Bar- kin' ' ' ■ . JgaWrt*. - ., InH s,ioisiv. I?ot.302„OroupI.,.Fa,l..,Oroek,. „, .,.;, ... , Lot Hfl,,f)roun II., South liank Frucf,, ,j „.i, ' River, •»■■••• ' "" ' ' V***»H Lot« 147, 148, ISO, rironp II., Soutfi ' "' bank, Fra»r River, , lotdl Mnow Ota Lot 96a, Group II., South buk four ' I « River. . , „ .,,„-.,. .,.„ .;.!, „: HENRY v. kp.monds, Laud Agent. SEVEN THOUSAND! DYKED LANDS un tntm *!i \o Jhtqi »Jza ias*i*a jss voa I'lfmdi el*, mo'tq oi ] lo 4hif{» u) doiliilftift oIcial.[i#l FOR SALS»>"' - ]" ^oiliem '<■ '- od .,^.f h.i' '' Aocft* in vhesnd e&i . ;,; ...: - The ^dursignad bM * Xd *»od* ':'-- i- i ■■■■>: , ';nl .rsansni So nolJiaid LAKO ON MATSP PRAIRIE i Kt tmmiaim tMemvm'b !^'^u"u•■ 1 *' '* L-nii l.sr,i,i j; Jim ^'i-fjRt> hue iniveli ot W.q Inrn.Jcr[ oUifrgoom Liberal Terms or Fitment gl?es to Horn Bdf SoltleM. These Land, are of eieellmt quality,' ni ' , and a large portion ol themiirwdy {or the plough., ' '• . ,'.', ,■,.,. ,.'. . „. ;'w66r«5' t'tcftafEk. ■,;, • IT * „^«W™i»ilMt*<iTfcn« .... fi| M. WaJWW,)- d :...,: ■ ..,,■.,; on \*i«6m,^j_,li.. .dl «o Or C. B.'•JtVORDi'"*-''' "■' '-'• l,tn,l ocS KiTOnid*. NEWAI THWDAY. Notice...•*.{$«:ii;...C X. Wood. Queen'. Birthday L. R. Mclnnes Auction Saffvfr ;\.;..H. Y. Edmond. Ihe . jjpjtjsh Columbian. Wed^wif.y n.ralai. «»f a, ism. Agriculture. Whilo all tho othai* art. ur] aci- oncea art marching onwsrd Slid upward, torn* of them with giant ■tridoi toward perfection, shall agriculture stand still t In other lands it il keeping pace with othera in tha nee. How ia it hero 1 It must be admitted tint in British Columbia egriciiltnre hu not received that at-, lention lor occupied that high place to which ita undoubted importance eutitlesit to aipfre. Thia condition may doubtleaa be attributed, in pert at leattfW-cWhct that British Columbia waa regarded ai a gold min- iag country, and people who cromed tha continent for the distinct pur- peaa of mining gold were not likely to turn thimeel res to the more pro- aaie occupation of agriculture. But theae day.' Of gold excitements are paat, end. thoueenda who came with Tory diflhWiit intention! hare long alnoe aettled down in thia Province aa their home; and few of them would be willing permanently to exchange it for any other. Not only ao, but agriculture has come to be believed in aa constituting at once tha Boat independent and surely remunerative employment Looking at it from a patriotic standpoint, ita development ia of supreme importance to^0'state.' Hundreds of thousands of the country's wealth an annually drained away into foreign channels to pay for what should and, with proper manage ment, would be raised from our own soil. If on\y th*** aggregated thousands wen Wtained in the country, what a large and prosperous yeomanry would be built up. Under such circumstances it becomes tha duty of statesman to„ conceive and carry out such a polioy as will in the highest degree promote the best interests of tgriculture—elevate and expand this honorable and most important industry. It perhaps scarcely falls in id,1 way just now to eon- aider how far such a policy has been pursued by our statesmen. Statesmen, did we aayl Ha! ha! ha! What a ludicrous misnomer. They dubbed one of themselves MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE. And what has he done to justify himself in flaunting the title 1 He hadn't •van a rtport to offer for form's sake, when.: asked for by the Legislature. Undeniably the farmers have received a good deal of attention at the hands of the present Ministry; but it has been of a kind they would fain hare been spared. Ministers have, chiefly confined themselves to solving the problem how to ■queue the greatest amount of revenue out of the poor settlers. It was they who devised the ingenious expedient ot adding 24 per cent, to what tha settler owed on his land, and charging him 18 per cent inter- eat on the whole; arid had not the Federal authorities: stepped in and disallowed the outrageous and un. constitutional enactment, it is diffi- oult to say how many of onr farmers would have been sold out of house and home e» now under its infamous provisions. But while thus endeavoring to grind down the settlers by unjust and oppressive taxation, these bsartless so-called statesmen would give them neither roads nor schools-ill many instances; and in this way agricultural development has bean hindered, while the spirit of improvement has bsen to a gnat extent crushed but. What every well-wisher of the jsountij ahould now earnestly desire aud aeek to promote ia the cultivation of a spirit of pregressive improvement, a laudable ambition to excel in the methods of farming/, as well as in tha breeds of stock. This can be brought about by a variety and combination of means, but a most important fac'tJ-a^isnet always be a government capable of appreciating the supreme importance of' the agricultural claasekyaiidabie and willine; to devise and carry out a broad and paternal policy^ based upon that .•cognition. There are other means, audi as annual competitive exhibitions, and the creation and proper regulation ol good markets iri which the producer«a;/ obtain satisfactory prices for whateyer ha may. have to dispose of without the inconvenience andhitasiliatfou he hu too often to undergo now; but tteeo are branches of the subject wKloh cannot be disposed of in the present article. ' More About the Island Rali*nj Referring to an article which appeared in this journal a week ago, upon the possible consequences of recent legislation in respect to the Island railway, our contemporary of the Colonist politely tells us that the view we enunciated is "opposed to common sense," It might appear illnatured to remind bur contemporary how unfortunate he has been in forecasting Island railway matters, and how lamentably results have fallen short of his prognostications in that connection. We have no wish to disconcert him, but we fear he may live to discover that however "opposed to common sense," the views we expressed were well- founded. Considerations of space alone prevented its going a step farther in the article alluded to and pointing out that the action of the Legislature may have the effect of weakening any claim for compen sation for delays that the Province might be supposed to have. It had already been intimated that any such compensation could only take the form of aid in the construction of the Island railway. And yet, I after the Dominion Government had coma to a perfect understanding with the Dunsmuir syndicate on that as well as other points, the Legislature deliberately turned round and, m j the rudest way, snatched the whole thing out of their hands. Under all the circumstances we submit that to suppose such conduct will not tend to prejudice theclaim of the Province upon the Dominion Government in re- spectof the Island railway, is "opposed to common sense." The Dominion Government were urged and bullied and intreated to build the Island railway. They declined, but pro mised to use their influence with theC. P. R. Syadicate. That Syndicate declined to take it up. Finally a powerful syndicate, headed by our own "Coal King," came forward and, having made satisfactory arrangements with the Dominion Government respecting land and money assistance, naked incorporation at the hands of the Legislature. One would naturally have expected that the Legislature would have cheerfully acquiesced. But instead of that, incorporation was refused; arid not only so, bat the Act conveying the railwa/fcelf to the Dominion Government for the express purpose of being used as they were proposing to use it, was actually repealed, without even consulting the other party to the compact I Having done this, how can Columbia ever go to Ottawa again asking for help for that work 1 If the Clements syndicate carries out the work to the satisfaction of the country, all will ba right, j If not, all will bo wrong. Of course the hill repealing the Act which conveyed the land to the Dominion Government could be disal lowed, and thus the whole thinj would fall through. But, as was intimated in a previous article, there is little probability of such a course being adopted. Sir John Macdonald will be only too glad to have the troublesome affair ' taken off his hands. , ,t, Editorial Notes. In another column will be found a copy of a resolution passed by ths highest court of the Methodist body in the Province. It does not say much for the moral stamina of the Legislature that there was not one member bold enough to make a motion with regard to the sheaves of petitions sont in. It is questionable if our Legislature has ever boen so inundated with petitions on nny subject before, and it is to be regretted that there waa not to be found in the whole House one roan possessing sufficient courage to movs in a matter whore common courtesy, if nothing else, required some action. One member of the court remarked that "ho did not see the ass''of a devil'if he could not manage, such a Housa as that." • ■ ' •'■''' :'!—'- The Victoria Standard lias recently given s, very striking example of un- reasonableness. It eagerly placed before its readers an Ottawa telegram in Which Mr. DeCosmos was represented as having, in the.House of Commons, declared himself in favor of the independence of Canada, Other journals exercised their undoubt.d right to criticise the act—one of them very pro- perly pointing out that, as Mr. De- .Cosmos was not only Member for Victoria but special, agsnt for the whole. Province, he ought to be very careful as to what hs said upon such subjects. The Standard thereupon turned round and coarsely rebuked Its contemporaries for doing Mr. DeCosmd. the Injustice of judging him on a mere tele gram. Well, it may be that the Standard is not very reliable authority; but it is something new to find a journal thus impugning its' own' reliability. There was certainly nothing unreasonable in assuming that Mr. DoCo.inos was fairly reported in his own psrsonal organ. NOTICE. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE I hare admitted Mr. Georok Tor- KKR to a partnership in my Business. The Buainesl will' in future be carried on under the name of Woods k Turner. ," CHAMJEBE. WOODS, Now Westminster, May, 1,1862. my3 pmn iiii! NANAIMO HAVING KINDLY IN vited New Westminster to join her in the celebration of tho Queen's Birthday, a Public Meeting for the purpose of considering the proposition ia hereby appointed to take place at the Hyack Hall on THURSDAY evening, 4th inst,, at 8 o'clock. , LOFTUS R. MoINNES, my3 Mayor. HOUSE COMPLETE Bin ;,: si'ccrasons to AUCTION SALE ON WEDNESDAY next, the lllth May, I will sell by Public Auction, at my Salesrooms, Columbia Street, a miscellaneous assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other articles. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock my3 H. V. EDMONDS, Auctioneer. WE WANT TWO APPRENTICES - ONE TO learn drxibs - axj-k-a-Exzira And the other to learn rr^.xx.oxuzvo-. New Westminster, April 28, 1882. TRAPP BROS. np2!) DENTISfEY! DR. F. WELSH HAS TAKEN ROOMS OVER MR. Jamis Wise's Store, on Front Street, where he is prepared to attend to all who require his services Particular' attention given to the preservation of the Natural Teeth. Partial or complete net* of Teeth made to order with promptness and care, and with the aid of,the latest discoveries m ni me MODS! goNsisTiKo ojfrIA £ Brocaded, Silks and Satins, in all shades, New Ombre mingfjj!:!7,,!l Trim- Black & Colored Cashmeres to Merinpes, New French Merveilleux, Satin Black & Colored Velveteens, R. W. DEANEi CO. WB„, HAVE GREAT pleasure in announcing the arrival of our first lot of New Stock! Athol Glaces, shades, all and appliances. up2f) JUST RECEIVED TlRUntflL. The New Poems-By Oscar Wilde. ."Tha Innocents Abroad," '/Adventures o| eTom Sawyer," ami "The Prince and the Pauper," all by Mark Twain. ■ "The Worst Boy in Town," by the author of Helen's Babies. , Also, a magnificent lot of Scrap Books. Moody 4 Sankey's Music Books. ap29 TO CONTRACTORS I SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE UNDER- signed, will be received up to the 20th May for the erection of a Church at Chilliwhack. Specifications may he seen at the Store of the undersigne'd, Chilliwhack Landing. G. R. ASHWELL, ap26 Sec.-Treas, Board of Trustees. WANTED: AN APPRENTICE TO. THE TAIL* oring Business. Apply to ColumbiaSt, 0] W. ELSON, Merchant Tailor, in' Square. TENDERFWANIED. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED up to Noon on the. 15th May for the erection of a Bern' oh South Arm, Fraser River, l All .material provided, Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Store'of C. Q. Major, where Information can be obtained, or, at ihe residence of the undersized, South Arm'. apW ANDREW FISHER, Black Paramatta Cloths, &c, &c., Oatmeal, Niagara, Lace Stripes, Foulards, Momies, and other Cloths, White and Colored Piques, in all ihe newest styles, India, Mull, Nainsooks, & Swiss Muslins, Lace and Muslin Curtains, New Neck Rufflin&s, Silk Scarfs, Fichus, Chenille Necklets, Latest styles in Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Cords and Tassels, in all shades, GLOVES, Jerseys, in Block, Silk and Lisle, in all shades, TheNew Laced Kid Qloves, A fine assortment of Feathers Flowers, Ribbons, and New Millinery Trimmings, A good line of Hosiery, A large stock of Men's and .Boys' Straw Hats, Men's and Boys'Clothing 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 GASES Of NEW GOODS, consisting of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, Men's & Boys'Hats, (IN STRAW A KELT), CARPETS, MATS, FLOOR CLOTHS, HARDWARE, dec., toe Notice to Contractors! rnlTNDB&S WHJ, ;BB. RECEIVED J. by the undersigned up to Saturday the 20th day of May, lor the erection of a two-storey frame Dwelling House at Bayview Farm, Bouuilary Bay, about, six miles from Ladntr't Landing. 'All' material provided. Plans and specifications can Ik Men at Messrs. I. B. Pearson * Co.'a Bookstore.' JOHN McKEE, Bayview, April 20,1882. , • aplK: lllLLIXEItV & I)RESS»AKI\G done <k the premises in the latest styles. JAMES ELLARD & CO. , ,'lj i:. lira . . Cor. Columbia 4 Mnry St*. These Goods, we are now rfiiisl ru n < • ■■• i opening. r. loqw COME AND SEE THEM As we intend'selling at Bed- Rock Prices, for Cash, as we have still larger consignments to arrive. , Our stock if" now as complete as any in town, and our prices the lowest, i Further * particulars next week. TRAPP BROS. LADIES' Heavy Jackets and Quilted Skills. Col- ored 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 whits Sheetings. Towels of all kinds. BLANKETS In colors & white, QUILTS and Counterpanes. Ticking, Drilling, and He-- Bians Canadian YARN. FURS. Ladies'. Furs in Mulls, Boas & Caps. CLOTHING. Men's Clothing in Tweed suits or otherwise. Overcoats and Ulsters. COLUMBIA HjttUSiE,,:. r< THE PROPRIETOR, after 21 yeawof "mercantile life hi tKfs'C^'lie^s'. leave to report, to his numerous Patrons that his Business is prosperous ond the outlook for the future is bright We. hope to do a big trade during the present year. We have now in1 stock a complete assortment of OEISBAL MESCHANDISB With some heavy shipments on the way from the Eastern Markets. We ore buying' for Cash, getting large discounts, which enables us to sell at much lower rates than formerly. We nre determined to keep the Columbia House to Ihe 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 we Will do it. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, iMPORTEtt. New West., Feb. S.1SSS. foil Hats in Every Style. GLOVES In Ladies' blaok, . dark & light shades in kid. In Men's Gloves, buck, doe, dog, kid, sheep, antelope, and clothe- all shades, lined ond unlined. In Gentlemen's Furnishing floods, FASHIONABLE MILLINER! DRESS -MAKING I opr. mr. mmGHAM's, Oolumbii St., New West. rpHE UNDRftSlIGNKD'TAKKS * * 1 pleasure in aonouiu*mg to th*)i4f foal i (lit'S of New Westminster and Burround- ,, ing country that *Iie has n-cdved'-iii'l opened ont a fine assortment of the ■New-*, i) est and most Foahionahle fJowls front San Francisco And Knstern Markets, and she ia now prepared tu execute all orders in Millinery aiid T)re«imiiking with promptness and caw.! The latest fashion* always on hand. Fancy Gooi***-, of beautiful design and worktoiahahip. No pain* will lie spared to satisfy customers. All are cordially invited to call aud exoiqine otir goods nud fashions. npl5 MRS. D. A. MACDONALI). H. HAS OPENED THE STORE AD- joining tht Cil Street," whtfe lit vri CASH;- " w Hotel, Columbia ..11, cheap (or LAMPS, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. PLATE D WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY THE B ST. IntariesandProMo Evety thing the bfest thatcanbebitd,and at the lowest prices for a GOOD article. MORAL-If you want a flood article, goto 0.0. MAJOR'S: if you want things cheap, but "oultus," why, go elsewhere- ITEM—What everydody .ays must bo tree j ami il true, then the handsomest display of Valukte StMdl. Silver and Fink, la undoubtedly to be found it I ■' •' O.Q. MAJOR'S, aOI/rJJKCUXjV. BXXUDSZ. I I New Westminster, B, .0, Groceries, Tobacco, .Cigars, ' . ,.'i' Candies, 4c. By csntfol attention to business he hopes to merit a share of tlio Public . patron! New West., Apffl 20, 188IJ!' BOOTS and SHOES r* lo-'.-i ; UEATHOEN'8 BooUSliofl Manufactory,: VICTORIA, i AT VICTORIA PWCE8. R TriOMA$, ; Shop under tse new OdilfelIowH.il, Col umbla ».., N.w Westminster. ' WANTED: ■bo*1 kifcOLA VAUEY-A GOOD J*i ' Farn, Hand, wlw oin milk and understanila th. i drlvtiM and care of ' Horses, and make MnseR generally uab- ful, wage.—iW per month. bli Awl7to.v, TRAPPBR08„ '; ! apl? ., New West; |eli«| Btwr#»ro*a*ga-*^^ mWW mjSUfM mSmtmk^tmn^nWiL^mkmsVmimm^smm THf "ii'l iltt |lriiisltJ (Eolttinbtrtit. e«il., M.rulii. May : vibsimiuto&i Per (leauier ENTBBPH1SK. from rletiirl., Jny 2—Mr. Hannlngtur, Mr. Wliitfleld, Mewre 1 Orr, McClee.ky, A I'lmler, M BiiKll.ti, W *d».r. Burr, .Il.ftli, Klwoed, McSeely, til, Hge. ...:. sar- Wanted, n few copies of the British COIOMbiah, of the 28th ult., or which T. R. Pearson & Co. will isy double price, ■ _ . . •■■!rri,H,;-i A fine fructifying rain fell ye.ter- lay. The usual Aslmroft meeting will not ake place this year. Bishop Ridley and wife came up hy ho steamship Elder. Emerson, the great American author, lied at Boston on Friday. Customs duties collected at Victoria luring April—(80,267.82. The time for tendering for the 232,- 00 railway ties will be up on the 15 nit. The streets have been thronged dur- ig the pat few days with railway len. The oolachans are coming up the iv.r, attended by the Usual Dock, of till*. The steamer Wm. Irving'returned ■oin Vale on' Sunday, with a fow pas- tngers. Eleven more notices nf intention to jrchase land on Alberni canal appear i the Colonist. Mr. Bunster has got Mr. John Ken- Y, of Victoria, appointed steward of <e penitentiary. Bill stamps are taken.at the Custom ouse in payment of duty, subject to 5 >r cent, discount. Morrow, a .Toronto capitalist, Is Un- irstond tn be the chief factor in the 'berni land "boom." Mr. Wilmofc, 0. P. R. ft, left, last ght for Hope, wliich will he liis head* tarters for the season. Amongst those w(in pawed up rivet Saturday wore Mr. and Mrs. Mara, .1 Mr and Mrs. Vernon. Georiyo Hrew^ajiativo. of .Ireland, •d BO years; died at. tho Royal Cn- nbian Hospital yesterday. Jriie .tenmer Reliance returned from 1. on Monday jiii'lit, with a conaiit- '.ble number of passengers. Yesterday Major's froht prccntad a iv appearance nn ncciinnt of railway vey parties preparing for a,ntart. rhe steamer Enterprise arrived from itoria last 'o»,*ning ljhnr'ljyjllofii™ II lock, with freight and passengers. rhe CW01J1M nhnoiinces^ttet, the iments syndicate 'We' inaile the 1,000 deposit required by the Act. Another soflw.for the railway opera- .is was launched on; Monday. The miiioth scow was launched last even- riie plank foot-path from the city indsry tn Sappcrtnn is about coin- ted, and will be a favorite prome- lo. ilessr.. Trapp Bros, want « young nan and 'a young Watt, to learn ^■makingj, and tailoring l'o.pcc- ly. j '/■ ,'he new antl-Olilnosn. Ml) passed U. S. Senijto hy a vote, of 37to 15, it is believed the President will ("■ f. :■;:. ni J consignment of Chester Chadsey's liy celehrafsd "golden'Sdged hiit- ' was received at Major's store the ir day. | MB Ir. Brophi C. P.Jt, 8., loft for field of operation, yestenlay. Port dy will ot his head-quarters for >ea,on. I .The earthquake on Sunday night appears to have been felt1 at Victoria at the Same time as here, tt was also felt in the district, damaging one house slightly, it is said. The hull of the old steamer Royal City was towed over to the Pioneer wharf on Monday, laden with Australian coal which will be sold at the current price of Nanaimo coal. : ' . Commencing to-day, the steamer Western Slope will perform a semi- weekly mail service on the Lower Fraser. this will be in addition to the present service. The days nre ill chosen. It is to he .regretted that no arrangement has been-made between the contractor and the City Council for utilizing, for filling up the streets in the flat, the splendid material taken from the site of the new poatolhce. MiKmo up fob. Lost Tim*.—The rapidity with wliich fruit trees have blossomed during the past two or three days is wonderful. Should there be no frost, the fruit, crop will, to all appearance, he a very abundant one. PitamtA t. —Hon. Mr. Justice Crease had one of hia legs injured by a fall at Emory City last week; in consequence the County Court at Vale was postponed for one day. He was sufficiently recovered to dispose of the business next day, although quite Line. —j «. Dhieo tmii.—In 1874 (he United states exported one and a half million pounds of dried fruit. In 1830 it had increased to twenty-four millions. Tlleie are in the United States four and a half million acres devoted to fruit-growing, and tlio value of it single crop is estimated at 8138,21(1,700. PfiltsoNAi,.—By reference to our advertising columns it will be Seen that a co-partnership has been formed between Mr. C. E. Woods mid Mr. Geo. Turndr. A happier combination of talent could tint easily be aminirod. Both aro well and favorably known, and wo Wish and predict for thu new firm a successful caruor. 11 additional "school diatrlct has 8 created in New 'Westminster Di.. 1, to be 1 "j! district. ailed Burton'. Prairie •1 Monday Mr. Judkins took"» ■h pictureI'.of'.rie 'teedlte'rs and .■•nt. of the High and Collegiate M in this city. . T. Scott, having disposed nf his ig house business on Front street, Oses opening » similar ssttblish- i at Port Moody. jrsons d.sirous of purchasing eligi- (homesteads or investing in teal ,, would do well tn look over our JHising columns. ,'hery Inspector Anderson notifies .application for license tn fish sal- must be mado to him. Bach can- {has to pay (25. '» Mormon meeting recently held jjden, it was determined to send [00 missionaries for the purpose of ring in more saints. re City Clerk has st last obtained •necessary authority for 'holding Jons simultaneously in St. Georges dt. Andrew's Wards, .'.ice was given in Holy Trinity [ih on Sunday last thst the Bishop *jt hold a Confirmation there this 'lesday) ev.niug U 8 o'clock, I Wintemute i. fitting up his pile). •■ in first-clius style! It is pro- i with a sli-horse power steam y, and will hive a propeller. t Monday Mr. Deano received I the upper country t magnificent [ie hone, valued at 14,00. It is Fthe B. C, Bipress Company's eitate in this district Is begin- w move. Several traMttft'i. 1 in jandt have taken place lately, and BPnrt Moody town.it. it"boom- Koms receipts, port nf New West- Pr for month eliding 30th April, f- Customs duties, (Hl,447,20; f revenues, (5,678.34. Total— b.00 ami iq IT* En. Co, £17-shares are now buoy- H tho London market at £31, Iteration has proved a good card It venerable company, And yet ttpojed it I 1 He Balled on the advertised day, fjh lilt,, the steamship Victoria Hhe due here this evening; but ', an impression that sits, did not 'ynterdey. 3 A Hush to Albbbni.—Uii less than eight notices appeared iu Saturday's Gazette nf intention Ito apply for permission to purchase land on.the.shores of Alberni annul. Evidently tiie knowing ones, nr those who rliink thev know a thing nr two, nnticipato a railw.iv. from Nanaimo to Alberni. Our own ilnpre siiin is tlmt there is nothing in it. DEX!At,.~-In the British House of Commons on Friday, Litbouchore coin- plained of the existence nf slavery in Hong Kong, nil the Cold Const, and in the Malay States And North Borneo: It is said tlie slave market nf Hong Kong supplies women to California, Australia and China. The Cndef Foreign Secretary denied that British generals ssuctioned slavery. *. EABinOjiiAttfi. — Shortly liefore 11 o'clock on Sunday night a very palpable shock #n> felt in this city. The oscillations Were in the general directions nf north and south. The shock caused a very pronounced rattling of doors, windows, da, and was accompanied by a dull rumbling noise, ns of distant thunder. A person who wos on the Pioneer Wharf at the tinte re- K resented that structure a. swaying ack aud forward very perceptibly. — *.—! ,—_ Rovai, MAMHAOC-iprlnce Leopold was . matfied to Princess Helen, of Wsldeck, at St. George's chapel, Windsor, on Thursday last The town was very handsomely decorated, and numerous triumphal arches wore erected. Business was entir.lv suspended, en* lutes were fired and the event was the occasion of a popular celebration and holiday. The men-of-wnr at Ports- mouth aud other places Were profusely decorated. , The marriage ceremony ma performed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by many clergymen., Thb Flat.—The lower end of the city, commonly know a. "the flat" i. becoming a hive of industry. The ship-yard is "booming." So is tli_ Royal City Planing Mill. Webster's mill is shut down just now for want of logs. Quite a suburban village has sprung up on the Hal, and whenever the railway comes into the city it is undoubtedly there tliat tho work-shop, epd depot buildings will be located. Indeed the heavier class nf commerce will tend in the samo direction; owing to the steep grades ill the upper part of the oity. The Viob-RboAl Visit,—We under stand instructions have been issued to have Old Government House prepared for the reception nf Her Royal Highness the Princess Louies and His Excellency the Governor-General, who are expected to attire in Hfitish Columbia In July or Attgust. It il understood that tlie distinguished visitors will make this their head-quarters fur somo weeks. It is also understood that their visit has something to do with the unusual vigor displayed in preparing the Government house at Victoria, for oooupation. It will behoove th« Royal City to make fitting preparation for the reception of her royal guests. Discouraging. We have recently been in receipt of several communications front the interior, expressive of deep disappoint' ment on acoount of the inadequacy of ,"1,1 ."DProprlations for roads ttttd hridgrtj The necessity for these works is keenly felt just now because the de- mnnd for all food produots occasioned by railway operation, calls mora loudly for means of transport. Horn, of the** letters refer in the most dsspondlng »nd doWeus tone' to the continued neglect of the ialercfa of th* Mainland settl.monts while hundreds nf thousands are being- hopelessly stink upon 1 work at Ksqutmalt from whieh ths grsst bulk of the tax-payers est) never hope to reap the .light.it bene fit. We have to tell onr correspond' enta and the settlers generally that for all this they have themselves to a great extent to blame. Tbey sent, iu too many instance, men to represent them who Were only too eager tu become pliant tools in the hands of political knaves; and even after discovering the mistake they had made in the choice of representatives, they allowed them to continue to back up the Government in its policy of spoliation and unconstitutional! jobbery without one word, of protest,- Now, however, the true constitutional remedy' for nil' this is about to be placed within the reach of the electors, and it will b. their own fault if they do not apply it of- factually. .-.!•■'" ..'.■■ Blood'Mone). 1 There i. a bill before the U. S. Congress "for the relief and improvement of seamen In tho merchant, service by changing the system uf advance wages, This is a measure which appeals to humanity, and it should find a response beyond the territory to which it is to apply. Similar reform i. ,110 less urgently demanded in the' British dominions, and it is to be hoped that the example set. by our neighbors will be speedily followed in this Dominion of ours! it is a vory .hurt time since an instance illustrative of the evils uf the present system of sbangllailti* and bluod-inoney occurred in tho Columbia river at Astoria. An unfortunate victim of the eystein attempted to' escape from a .hip lying ill midstream by jumping into the river, un. seeing a fishing boat, doubtless mantled by his countrymen, in the vicinity, . Seeing that he was likely to be picked up, the iiintu of the ship took a rifle and. covering the fishing-boat, swore that he would Shoot if an ntlempt was made to rescue the poor fellow from the water. Me.nwhile one of tlie ship's boats was ordered to be lowered, I mt before it readied the spot the man had perished! Condign punishment ought to have been meted outto that brutal officer. The whole system is vicious, and leads tu corruption and injustice, and operates again,t the ninritiuie intorests, degrading the profession and militating against the steady and deserving obtaining employment, ^— Debarring "Nemo." Lust week, in the Magistrate's: Court at Yal*, the rery impressive: ceremony of "debarringV '*N*in*b" was ■ tniictud. To the importune dutit-s nf "special cor* respiindent" of the tiitardian, Nomo added tliose of pottlfnggefy, It in one of tlio qiuistiuiialdu results of our legis- Utitjn that any fellow can practice in the lower courts. This Neuin had in the courso uf tlie practice of his "profession," adopted a rathar summary process in connection with somo Chinese clients, und the consequence wee that In? got himself on tho wrong side of the tiar(s). Imagining himself aggrieved, he took ndvantago of Ins position as "special correspondent" to get a sly hit at one of the Justices of the Pence—nuiking n sneering reference to that gentleman 1 former occupation hs a "tunmst.er," &c. Last week Netito having presented himself before the offended J. P. in tlm capacity of "counsel'' for the defendant, the Oouft, before proceeding with the case, delivered a scathing lecture to him and concluded hy informiiiic him that the Magistrates of tho District had unanimously decided that he (Nutiiii) should not be allowed to practice any more iu their Uourt-although permitted to conduct the case iu hnnd. In'other words, he was "debarred." tfnw we do not wish to be understood as having -my sympathy with Ninio. We have known him in various capacities since he camo to the country/and wo cannot say that we have bun very favorably impressed with tho man. But so far u our recollection serves us, his at- took upon the J. P. in question did not appear to be such as called for any notice from the Bench. It was undoubtedly Very uncalled for to remind the Magistrate of his former occupation; but surely to have been a "team ster'* ou the Cariboo road was no disgrace, and to be reminded of it was no insult—more especially to be reminded of it by one who has more than once been engaged in occupations tha recollection of which most men would wish to bury. We cannot help thinking that it would have been quite as wet] it such an extreme course had not been adopted. Or if it was to be adopted, would it uot have been better if some other J. P. than the one Nemo had criticised bad applied the potential cautery! —...,- .» ..... The Queen's Blrllidii). Mayor Mclnnes has handed us the following telegram for publication, and he announce, elsewhere that a public meeting will be held at the Hyack Hall to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of considering the proposition therein contained: JWinatmo, 6. O., April 39, I8S3. Mavob Mclrar.s, 1 • New Westminster: ,.,, Am requested by Queen's Birthday Celebration Committee to invite yourself and good folk, of flew Westminster to join us 011 Twenty-fourth May. Am also desired to say people of Nanaimo will be pleased to return your visit ou Dominion Day. , M.: Bin, Mayirr! ■ We have only to add that ths proposition asems to be a very neighbourly and nice One, Our Nanaimo friends have repeatedly come over to join ns In similar celebrations. Last Dominion Day they came over in great force; and it would, be the, civil and pleasant thing to accept their kind inflation now, We understand it i. on the card, to oharter the H. B, On.'s splendid .tenmer Princess Louise for tho occasion- Let there be a good attendance at the meeting to-morrow flight. For all purposes ol a Family Medicine, Haoyabo s Yellow Oil Is at the head of ths list. It is tued with unprecedented success, both internally nd externally. It cures Sore Hro»t, Boras, Hcafds, Frost Bitrtj relwms,>Me?«Hrl' ruref, Asthma. Sabbath Observance. The following Resolution was unanimously adopted at tlie Methodist District meeting held iu this .city lost week: Resolved, Id, That this District Meeting heartily approves of the efforts made during the recent session of the Local Legislature *to secure such an amendment to the Provincial License Act as would close places where intoxicating liquors are sold on Sunday; 2nd, That we have been painfully surprised at the silent contempt with which the subject: was treated by the Legislature*;, ,*j| , J fiii.M if.J 3rd, That it is the firm conviction of this meeting tlmt tbe interests of this Province would be greatly promoted by'the enactment of a law for the better observance of the Sabbath, which would close up un that dny not only the liquor bars but other places uf business1 'and cause the suspension of all unnecessary labyrf-1--*1' ' 4th, Thit we do hereby request tjiu Chairman and' Secretary of the .District and the'Rev. ST. ftoosoh to act on behalf of the Methodist people of the Province In tnking such action conjointly with other religious bodies as may be necessary to secure, nt the earliest possible date, such legislation as will accomplish this result. What Others TtilnK. ■'0, willilil come snkl the glnie etc n», To Heu uuiiier. if, itliel. tee e«," *c. (From the San Ffcncisco News-Letter.) VioioMi", B.C., .. UiMnroh 19,' 18(32, ■ This Provincejs,} cordjMl bitjof the Empire. The people ace said to be "chips of the old. block;' but, that is a delusion. The)' are ohips from all sorts of blocks, and most of them are like cotton-wood chips, soft, and good for, nothing. This is proved liy their representatives now assembled in the: local Legislature. This - distinguished body niot three woeks ago. British C.11111011 roared and a; guard presented arms, while twenty-five of the finest Tom Noddys under the sun took their seats nnd waited for the Lieut. Governor. 1 was as mad as a March hare when I beard the cannon, but got .calm when 1 saw His Excellency, who is really, if I may judge by his appearance, n man tit to represent Majesty. He is every inch a gentleman, and' they say ho is a first rate scholar, nn able debater, and a man of business. Ho delivered the first paragraph of the speech from the tlitone with a clear musical accent. ' It was excellent English, written by himself, Hut the otljer.-'psragruplisj written lajr-'thb At- totney-Genei'iil, Jwere slip-slop; and they seemed to ainuse.HiS; Honor. He balked once or twice" nt the bad Eng- lish, and was evidently saying to him- self: *'I hope no oho will imagine the nonsense is mine." The Bishop, in full canonicals, opened tho proceedings with prayer. He knelt at the clerk's desk, but the congregation we're sitting, standing, ot chatting, and seamed tn think tho prayer was a good joke. I have been looking at the legislators and listening to them for three weeks, and I declare, they are a curiosity. Coming ovor James's Buy bridge to-day 1 met an Irishman and Introduced myself: "Wall, sir,".aiid Fat, .''what do yon think of tho l*ar- llainent.' "Not much," I replied. "Faith, then, that's^ me own opinion;,", Said Put. "There's one of them miin- liers," said he, "that, can't .spell cat. I saw a letther he wrcito to a btiy 0' the Kellys, an I'give you my oith'he began to spell Kelly wid aC. An' did ynu see thatTfouow sitthV oft the high sate 1 , TliMVihe Spakcr. He doesn't know B from a bulls foot. Isn't it adri'llthing to niako n Spsker of a man that can't talk 1" "O, well," I replied, "some vf| them us isnlart men," "B-l resave the one," said he. t'Tlie Attorney Gineral himself made a pile uf laws widout any raisoh in them. I'm tould it's a sight to see the ould Chief Justice wid his spec-, tacles on, lunkin' over thiin and tliryin' th find nut the least little specie of rale law. Rule law is a. plain a. the 110,0 on a man's face: but thb law they make nut here is all flummery." "I suppose," I said, ''you are opposed to the Wnlkeui Government, arid in favor of the opposition 1" "Arrah, man dear," said Pnt, "I'm opposed to both sides. It's all wrong; stock, lock and barrel. I had tho rhonmatiz the Inst three years end spent must of the time in whither in that gallerjr.hupin' to hear some good talk. Walkem went on in.kin' the flummery, nh niter n wan nf the opposition ever snid a word. If he brought in a head nf cabbage nud said that, law, they'd believe him au' make law of it. Shore, if they knew anything at all they'd tell him he could not make law of cabbage. Arrah, man d.arl it'a hard to maks law nf nonsense as to make stirabout, of sawdust. . Were yotl ivet in the Town Hall f Nlvet I Will, then, if you want to seeagood sight go up there, the Mayor sits On a high ..to, just like the ripuker; an' the councillors sit round hiin in a bit Seeds!—Call and see dtir fine stock Agricultural'Seeds aiid note'our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Herring. Druggist, City Drug Store, N. W. I,,aj»e ono of the Superintendent, here and iny brothers are the others,-' remarked ox-Postinaater-Geueral Jew ell tu a visitor to bis great leather helling manufactory st Hartford the othot day. "Wears all practical in this business; jwje are tanners hy trade. I can put 611 an apron' and do any work in our factory, from the currying of 'leather to'the finishing of-a belt. .. „—■ Mr. Vanderbilt. appears to be making money in some nf his little outside speculations. It is said ho owns 8(10,- 000,000 of Government fours, bought within the last two years. During that time these bonds have advanced 10 per cent, in price,''snd- lie hnji-reoeijred 8 per cent. Interest, m- ad "increase' to Mr. Vandsrbilt's fortune of 811,000,- 000. , [ ; ■♦ SK8D8I Seeds!—A1 large and varied stock .of fresh seeds, imported from the prlrtelpftl and most reliable growers, at Heirhijj s Drug Store. 1 AffMicroWorotri . WorhH, J. A J. British coliimbht BKft anil Lock , _, Taylor. 1'roprfetortt These ftelebratod safes are mndo from heavierriron, weighing 20 por cent, more, and have all the modem improvement.*- of the best American Fire and Burglar Safes, mcluUing the Siirgent Greenkmf Dial Lock. Being of Canadian manufacture, they aro' duty free,' nod coiist-'qviently can be sold cheaper-than either Ji!iigiiSh''or American Safes. Fire '-and Burglar proof vault doors manu'f;ictitled of all sizes and quality, at prices jKunjiiig from one hundred to three thousand dollars. i Detailed specifications for vault work furnished, pu application to the ageiitfl fo: British Coliimbin^ ■ ■ n a' uo2 M. W.^i^itCo.^ic^. Death is the Coi*tke Viit.— file phi, He nre cautioned against purchasing int jjorted California ground'^coffeV.* 'Its cheapness, is its only recommendation. The Ingredients are Df the vilest descrip tion, its miy one using it -trill discover sho'tld'lie citiuaiiio the grounds. During the perihelia- of the planets people should lie direful what they eat and drink. Don't allow ybltr grocer to palm ott'his trash upon you, because it payB hirtl better to selL it than the good article. Ask for Fell k Co.'.s Coffee und take no other.* ■ Flowku Seeds.-^ The finest assortment in tho Provin e. Forwarded to any part of B. C, postage paid.- :Ad- 'dress' Herring, Druggist, N. W. .. i* 1 If you suffer from any chronic disease arising from Impure Blood, Sluggish Liver, disordered Kidneys or, 'mactivity of the Bowels; if your Nervoui/ Systom is debilitated from whatever cause nrisih'g, do. not despair, but procure a trial Ijottle of Burdock Blood lHttere. It will only cost 10 cents. Large Bottles 91,00.' For sale by all medicitlo dealers. >r.l ■■- BbUE'ViTHioL—Genuine English—For, dressing wheat to prevent the smut. Send to LA.vfiLEV * Co., Victoria.' Also- for sale—celebrated Condition l'tfw'dcts and Driffield's Black Oils. Both these should bu -in every stable,'' tfliStl Yellow Oil is par excellence the rem- edy for Pain, Lanieucss, Rheumatism, woiip, Deafness, Burns, Frost Bites, Stiff Joints, nud all desh wounds. Any medicine dealer can furnish it. .BLrBSfo-tE for fanners' use, in 1,000, 900, and ,.100-lb. lots, at 7, 8 and 10 cents per lb. Address A. M. Herring, Druggist, N. W. . . • mh!-2m •t-T If you want a first-class Piano or Organ, go to T. R. Pearson, k Co.'s. i The' best Pianos for the money in tho Pro viilfci.-4ot. ' "" - " - i.m PORT MOODY.-Plans of the new Town Site for sale at T. R. Pearson & Co's., Jt t)0 mcIi-,—-*4t/». ; *T3r'Albtlof very beautiful Birthday Cards just received at T. R. Pearson 4 (ki^'Adv. -coo.?i ■■' i ••- \)U ;,„ My, „,*,,_ ■ T."] -^.Shipping Receipts, iu triplicate, at R'. Pearson <& Co.'s—Adv. *, -,;-, o thin of a circle; an' when one o' thim want's to inaku he'll jump up. liko a Jai'.k-in-the-bo'i, ahil say two ortlir.. words and. Hop down again, quick. Every one o' thorn huS thu same habit, Mot one of them know how to stand up rind spake like a man. The ould Mayor, JliMhet Turner, was a nice, honest, upright, gay little man. He used to keep himself note an' clone an' wear a good shoot; tn' gloves. Tlie cotton-wond chips thought ns was puttm' iin frills, nnd so they put him out, un' put in a fellow that served his time eollectin1; lues from the Chinamen. He docs hot put on any frill., but beforo lie wu. made »Mayor he tued tu ,sy in Council to ono o' the miinben: 'Vou aro a liar so you aie.' That's bow he qualified for Office." I hare sttended a meeting of the Town Council, in the Town Hall, and made .nine inquiries with referent* to the statements of my Irish friend, tnd I assure you they are perfectly correct. The Jack-in-the-box style is practicd in the most inimitable ntau- net.' The legislator who puts C fn place of K i. a local celebrity. The laws enacted ate nonsense; ths judges art pustlsd by them, «nd basinets in tht law courts halts in the most' lamentable rainn.r, Kiroinsn, "'STEAMER ' ,.,. SUsl VICTORIA W1' OAPT. PLUMMER, ILL SAlt EttoM 8AN FKAN- cisoo for New Westminster on orabout .,.',,-.., sATiimr. mm trail, mt. "MTURNWO^W'iil'stU'from New Westminster for Man Francisco on or about THUl'MDAV, 4th MAY,: . . For rate, of Freight and ftusage, apply to (JOpPALI„i,EKKlNS&CO., .San FranciBco, Or to J. A. K. litlMKIt, Agent, mhlS New Wcjtniinstcr. mHE UNDEttSiaSED HAS FpR .1. sale o few ycry fine sc«d' potatoes, of the varieties known as "Early' Rose" aud "LutoRose," Price, 2 cents per pound. '( ■ ' ' Apply to A; INK'ES, apl5 Langley. AYRSHIRE BULLS! THE UNDKRSff.iVED HAS FOR sale on reasonable terms a few half- bred Ayrslurv yearling Bulls, sired by the Thoroughbred Ayrshire Bull Dvrrmtiir, The dnms being rhoioe dairy cows. A. S. VEDDER, jell Suinas. HOLT'S EXPRESS! PERSONS HAVING BAGOA.OE OR liaht Ircight to move, to the steam- ers on.the morning of sailing, or at any time, can rely upon having it done promptly by dropping thoir orders into my box at Messrs. T. R. PtAtwoK A Co.'s; Bookstore. Orders should^ be ie beforo eight o'clock in the tveniug. mHlfi EB, HOLT. COLUMBIA STREFT, i|i-aei..| '. . .1 I! 7. NEW WESTMINSTER. B.C. HAf3 ALWAYS ON HAND A VARIED STOCK OF 'GENEBAL MERCHANDISE Groceries, Dry Gbo"ds,;* Clothing, .Crockery, Glassware, toe, toe. JPSJ aEGEr*.'ED-A COMPLETE Bill STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS Including Novelties in fancy Straw Hats nnd lioimets, Flownrs, Feathers, Luces, Plain and Hlmded Watered Hib- bonttf ' Satins, CojdWIl Velvets', Velveteens, and Plusli. NEW DESIGNS in TIES*. RUFFLES HATS AND BONNETS Made and trimmed, and satisfaction guaranteed. BERLIN and ZEPHYR WOOLS. (3T All Goods sold at rsasonable rates, Call nnd inspect our stook. WM. RAE, »l|22 C'otuiiBiA Street. COLONIAL HOTEL COLUMBIA mREST, New Westminster, B. C. TTAVIXO PURCHASED AND 1 JX comjdotcly re-furnitshed and otherwiiie greatly improved this well-known establishment, I have the pleasure to announce that it is inoW i For the reception of fluents. Convicntly located and well appointed in eVery department, with BATHROOMS And nil the nost modern appli< nnces,' it will ba found in every respect the best, as it is the largest and Moat comiriMtous, Hotel on the Mainland, The * RESTAURANT department ia under the very best management both on regards ccisixi and attendance, and parties desiring ,them can Have comfortable PrlTUte Dining R0ORIS> with special attendance. The BAR BOOM Is stocked with the choicest Wines end Liquors, and. the best brand, of Cigars will always be kept on hand. o in"' BILLIARD ROOM Is spacious and well appointed, and provided with SiRAHtVs Patent OUSH'O**: TABLES; tlio best in if Good attendance and moderate charge*. I E. WSLEY, rEOrmrroR t MaWSc*;. AffiU, 1«2. »p3 GIRLWARTED. WANTED-A'GIRL TO* DO GEN; .end house-work in a small (ami])* where the work is light. , Affllf at miS OFFICE; TO SCHOOljEACHEIlS Tttn TlttJSTEEfi', Cf ; TEENAinil ' School wish,to engage the services of a duly certified Teacher. AppIJca- tions received' Jiitil April 20th nut;' Salary, J50 per nionth. : J.' KlMfcAHD. mh!B St,>: T. B: NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC tfOTM thai from tnd after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted hy my wifp, Isabella Magee, she having left my bed and board without just cause. Dated 21st Feb., 188*!, HUGH MAGEK. Nortii Arm, Fraser River. fe23 PURSE FOUND 1 ON THK 20th ULT.,. A PURS* containing a sum of money wu found at the center of Douglas and Ag. nes Streets, in the purse was a paptr with the name "Jonney" oil it. The owner lean have his property by calling at this office, identifying it aod paying the price of this notice. apl*5 . n FOR SALE Ofl UEWSC A CANNERY SITE NEABTHrt '' ' City of Kew Westminster, tnd ' possessing uneqnolled facilities, for re-'- ■'' ' ceiviug anil .hipping freight. i;,i.f:'. r oll-nl-tai 0 ForpartlcuUrs applv'to'"^''1' '•'V,'".1 oll,) **?' '" "^ * .- - '.urns TllmswrJp, lo '' CHARLES E. .WOQPS,. j» |«- ,IJW| |, Real Estate Aguit,tc: ■ , New Westminster, April 7th, loW Pft - 'w tiuii I dairy pin; FOR SALE OR LEASE THS Farm consists of tint Acres, iu Nicola Valley, kiiown.te P. L.- Anderson's Ranch, of which a part is suitable for crop, It is situated about 3 miles from tlie Public Hall and Road,' Also—76 Milk Pans, Churn, tnd all, the implements necessary for Dairying.' Also—20 good Milch Cows. Apply to . . P. L. ANDERSON, apotc Nicola Lake.- CITY LOIS L. AIM" ID IS FOR SALE. THE ttttLOWINC. DESCRIBED Vtlnthle Property in trie City tnd District of New Westminster:— LOT ONE. Lots 7 and 8, block 17, corner of Merns- vale and Columbia streets. Then is a good House on these lots and a Garden very lately laid out and in good order. LOT TWO. Lot 0, block 18, on Columbia street/ An excellent House; gouft tenant; and in thorough repair. LOT THREE. Lots 5 tnd t, Mock 1* on Merrevals street, The best sfte ih thb city fori, resilience; thoroughly cleared; well fenced: an ekcellent Orchard in full bearing, and t fine spring of the very best water, lntheDlstrlcl: LOT P0UB. V: On False Creek trail—known as the Hszclwcod Estate—30(1 acres. The road paw., through a portion of it, and at an outlay of. one htndred dollars 100 to 200 icres — ' * '' this* .cres may Irs trorjght into cultivation tear. There Is a small House en I this lot, situated half way between thst city and Granville. LOT FIVE. On the Burrard Inlet road—joins Mr. Nicholson's lot; covered with magnificent timber; distanee from this city only three miles; 100 acres. LOT SIX, Sec. 0, block H Nif H; 1 West, nearly oppotiite Douglas iilnnd, m the left bank oi the Fi-aaer i*iver—1(10 acres. LOT SEVEN. Lot 77, group 1 —hetk* of Rurnaby lake; very goodJand; 160 teres. LOT EIGHT. Lot 82—west 0 sMtll lake, Iulot rotd 160 acrcsvery nlpchi r land. LOT NINE, Lot 187-rigHt hsnk North Ann-tliirnl lot from the.city, 160 acres. LOT TEN. Seekiom 30, 80, and *tt-~,W«*tt! {' mile from Uotindary Bay; fine timber nnd fine situation for a logging eamp. LOT ELEVEN, Section 33, Township 3. LOT TWELVE. Sec. % Mod*, 11 North, Range ji West. '' ■ ', Ally of tlwftovt.property will lie sold ' cheap sitd e* easy terms. For ptrttcu- UreJpplytotlioowser, JAMS*) MORRIBON, ' .«25-ta Ctlumbis-st., X'.w "fl'.tt. #UV rStfll'*). KITH AND KIN, '(linifTttrTTrnr , (Cuiitlnuod.) "Depend njioh it,' it wan.the idea of our wanting to be free, iind wanting him to set us free, uf all people, that made; mhi po wild. Don't.cry more, now.*-- *W« Waif jjo1 down to 'te&; Mother seems, a little out of sorts,just now, too. Wk will talk it ever to-night. Come, my poor tit-air! Let us take off your things. How tired she must be!" she added caressingly. "After walking alone, all that dreadful road, and in such weather* It'wasn't fit to turn out a dog... Why, it must have been dark before you got to Counterside, j .Tu! You would wish tor old Able and j his fog-horn. How did you grope your way along the>lrbadr ! ' '''■ "That reminds me," said Judith suddenly, while a deep blush spread over her face and neck. "I wasn't alone, except for about half a mile from Scar Foot." "Not alont.f. Did,Toby froih'the farm bring you with his lantern I" "I never saw Toby. It Waa Mr. Daneadale-^-'^ "Afr. Danesdale r "Yes. And the worst is, ho found me sitting in a hedge, like a tiamp who can walk no farther, groaning, with my face in mv hands." "Oh, Judith! How terrible:1' "He got off his horse and walked with me to Yoresett. He is probably now riding for dear life, to bo as neatly in time for-dinner ns he can," "Well, we thuitgo down now," said Delphine, vej-JF quietly. ,"You must tell me ataut*ftttttffeft¥d. There's Rhoda railing Mt th-at tea is ready." Arm in arm they went down stairs into the warm, lighted parlor, which. despite its shabby furniture, looked very comfortable and. home-like, with the tea-table spread, and the urn sing* ing, and the old-fashioned crystal glass full of gracefully arranged yellow-berried holly and glossy ity leaves, Mrs. Conisbrough did not enquire respecting tttft reception her eldest daughter had met with from her uncle. She cast a wamjitH*; suspicious glance toward Judi^^Jfiie girls cnnietjnj whieh glance presently grew* more reassured, but neither^ cheerful nor on** quiring. In hear own j mind she wius thinking, "What has he said to her? How far has he gone?" Judith met her mother's look with her usual cordiality. MriV* •Conisbrough heaved a sigh of relief, but dared nut proceed to questions of any kind. When the meal', was over they alt sat still in the same room, some of them working, some of them reading. Thoir store of books was -small, but they were occasionally able to borrow a few from a certain Mrs, Mitlleson, their one and only intimate friend, whoso husband was rector of tlie great parish ef Stanniforth, which comprised Yorsett and many other places. The doctor of the district,1 who also lived somo distance away, and who was a kindly natured man, would occasional remember "those poor Miss Coniibroughs," aud would put i-volume or two in hia great-coat pocket for their benefit. Judith was making a proteuse of reading one of those vMumeVnowV Delphine sat at the old piano, nnd touched m chord now,and then, nnd sang a phrase onco 'and again. Rhoda was embroidering.' Mrs. Conisbrough held a book in her hands, which she was not reading any more than Jui.il h was reading hers. * *■ Meantime, without, tho storm bad, increased. Judith had heard the first threatening., of the wind, which wns now one continuous roar. The rain, in spasms, lashed the panes furiously. Yorsett House could staM a g6~ocV deal of that kind of thing, No tempest even shook it, though it might, as. it did to-night, make wild work with the nerves of some of those that dwelt there, ,Tr- ~-x+*jn i Suddenly Rhoda raised her dusky head; her glowing brunette, face was nil listening; she. held up a warning finger to Delphine to .pause iu her playing. ■' i. , , "Don't you heap wheeles ?" she said, in n low voice; such as befitted the solemnity of the occasion. They all listened; yes, wheels wore distinctly audible, quickly moving, nud a horse's hoofs, as it came down tho street. Quick as t....'ight Hhoda had bounded to the t\:*dow, lifted the white linen blind, and pulled it over her head, in a frenzy of aroused curiosity, n . ' ; ■ .lust opposite the houso stood the only public illumination possessed by Yoresett-—a lantern, wliich threw out melancholy rave, and east a flickering light upon the objects around. It burned in a wavering, uncanny manner, in the furious gusts'to-night, but Rhoda's eyes were keen; emerging presently from her retirement, sho found three pain of eyes gazing enquiringly at her. "Would you believe it," she cried, "It's old Mr. Whaloy's dotpcart, with the white mare, and he is in if.*' "Old Mr. Whaley" wu tbe family lawyer of the Aglionby elan; and had been so for forty years. "Nonsense, my dear child!" protested her sisters. "It is some belated traveler, and the flickering light has deceived you.";' "I tell you, it was old Mr. Whaley. Don't I know his mare Lucy tu well as I know my own name? He was kitting muffled up, and crouching together, and his man was driving. Will you telt me I don't know Peter Metcalfe and his red beard T aud they were driving toward the road toBaiubeck." "It ii strange!" aaid Delphine. Rhoda, going back toward her place, looked at her mother. "Mamma's ill!" she cried} springing to her side. "No, no! It's nothing. I hate not felt very well nil day.; Leave me alone, children, it will pais off, Old Mr. Whaley, on tho road to Bainbeck, did you lay, Hhoda ? Then he limit be going to lee your uncle.0 Randulf Danesdale, after taking leave of Miss Conisbrough, sprang upon hie horse again, pulled his eollar up about hie ears, rammed his cap well on his bead, calling to his dog, and rode on in the teeth of tho wind, toward hie home.. Soon the storm burst over him to full fury, and he was pro. Krly drenched beforo arriving nt mesdale Castle. During his ride thither, he constantly gave.vont to the Mclauiatipu, "Ine—credible!" which might have reference to the weather, he being as yet somewhat inexperienced in the matter of storms as they rage iu Yorkshire dojee. More probably it was caused by some train of though. Be thai as it may, the exclamation was oft reiterated. At last, after a long, rough ride over country roads uncheered by lamps, he ascended the hill going to Danesaale Castle, and rpderiuto the courtyard"' where tlie stables siid kennels were, delivered his horse to li is groom, and sauntered to- ward.theh$usa-n[[|!1 jit [flhrnjfi *Tfli . "Are they: dining,1'HlompsbnT he enquired of a solemn-looking butler whom he met as he passed through the hall. I "They aro dining, sir," was the respectful* reply,.-and Rqndutf's visage, wore an expression of woe and gravity [*■ impossible to describe; yet an impartial observer must have come to the conclusion that Thompson and hia young master wero enji-yiug au excellent joke together. "If Sir Gabriel should ask, say I am iu, and will join them iu five minutes," said Randulft going. up stairs. During his dressing he gave vent to the exclamation, ''Ine—credible,"and this time it may reasonably bo supposed to have referred to the extreme celerity with which he made his toilet. ■ . When he bad ridden into the courtyard ten minutes ago, he had looked animated, interested, And interesting, as he perfectly sat his perfect horse. Thore had boen vigor and alertness in liis movements, and a look of purpose and life iu his eyes, that look had been upon his face from the moment in which he had reined up his horse by the roadside, and seen Judith Con- isbrough's eyes looking up at him. Wheq he came into the dining-room, and tho assembled company turned their oyes upon him with a full stare of surprise, or inspection, or both, and his father pretended to look displeased, and his -sister looked in stem reality, he lookod tired, languid, indifferent- more than iiiditlcrcnt, bored to death. Sir Gabriol looked as if he would have spoken to him, but Randulfs place was at tlid.ofher.end of the table, nearer his sister, Miss Philippa Danes- dale. He dropped into the vacant chair left for him by the side of a lady who looked out of temper; a lady with consideranle claims to gnod looks, in the confident, unabashed. stylo' of ■beauty^ a lady, finally, whose toilet bore evidence of having cost a great deal of money. She was Miss Anna Dunlop, Miss Danesdale's dearest friend, and Randulf had had to 'take her,in to dinner every day since his return home. Glancing around, he uttered a kind of . general apology, including Miss Dunlop in it with a slight bow, and then ho looked wistfully round tho table. "You appear to be looking for something, Mr. Danesdale," observed Miss Dunlop, hor corrugated brow becoming mure placid. "Only for the s-rwtup. I,am absolutely starving/' was^ the reply,' in' a tone of weariness which hardly rose above n whisper. "If you will be so late, Randulf," said hia sister in tho low voice, sho always used, "you must expect to havo ,to, wait, a minute or two at any rate, ".foVjour dinner. The'servuhts art'ilot omnipotent." "I hope not, indeed!' he said. "If they Wore, whore would you be ? Where should 1 be? Whore should -tyt* all her "You snap tip people's remarks'iri the most unkind manner," expostulated Miss Dunlop on Philippa's behalf. "Your sister only meant to calm your impatience, and you misconstrue her remark,'and call up a number of 'the most dreadful images to one's mind." "Dreadful images. Isn't there a Song f Oh, no, engines; that's it—-not' images. 'Sue the dreadful engines of eternal war.' D« you know it I "I never heard it. I believe you are ■ making it up," said' Miss 'Duhlop're* WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 12 M,, MAY I5TH, .882, FOR FURNISHING tiW''Hund^.e^BHly- two Thousand (232,000) GROSS TIES! ALONG THE LINE OF THE Canadian Pacific Railway between EMORY & BOARD INLET, mWENTY - FIVE THOUSAND _L (25,000) thereof shall be delivered at Port Moody Station, or at points on the line of said Rail way between Port Moody and Pitt River; Other Twenty-five Thousand (2c. oopi thereof shall be delivered at Pitt Ri've'r, or between, Pitt Kiver and Kanaka Creek; Other Twenty-five Thousand (25,- 000) thereof at, Kanaka Creek, or between Kanaka Creek and Stave-River; Other Twenty-five Thousand (25,* 000) thereof at Stave River, or be- tween*Stave River and Hatsic River; Other Forty Thousand (40,000) .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'f20,000. thereof at the lower, end of Maria Slough, or between said lower end of Maria Slough and Tunnel "C" of said Railway, wliich tunnel is about 15 miles below Emory's'Bar;' .'Other Ten Thousand ^o,ooo) thereof at said Tunnel "C,'! or between said Tunnel "C" arid Tunnel"!)," which latter tunnel is about it miles t>«low Emory's^llar;,: ... • CEO. TURNffl, LANfD SURVEYOR. 1 McCoU's ^ore, Holbrook's Stone ■' BUilding, NEW WESjf fVIINSTER, B. C. FRONT STREET. 11 SIVEWRIGHT, M.D. OFFICE-COLUMBIA STREET, Opposite Mr. J.Oilliniliglmiii's Store. Resiqenoe-Merivale Street. Dr, Loftus B, Mclnnes; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Opposite the Post-Office, Columbia Street. ■ Office Horns—Morning, from 11 to 1; Kv'cmng, from 3 to 8, C.J.LEGGATT, Bar rister-a t«Ln w NOTARY PUBLIO, ETO. OFFICE—Next door to Hren's Photo. Gallery, McKonzie st., Now \Vestmi11ster. a7t. D. MacEIMEN, BARRISTER - AT • LAW, l NOTARY PUBLIC, io., 1US RESUMED PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS. OFFICE—Col unil iin street, Opposite Hy ack Hall, New Westminster, B. C. proaelifully. "Ah; its old It used to be sunt; long before your time—when I was a boy, in fiwrt,'l'he returned,'witli a gravity 10 profound as to be almost op- prtA-iive. Miss Duiilop paused a moment, and then decided to laugh,.which elm did in a Bcunewhat falsetto tune, eliciting no responsive smile froih him. A dismal idea that Randulf was a sarcastic young man began to distill its baneful poison throujjh her mind. What did no mean by to pointedly saying, '*It nscd to be sung when I was a boy V' — '■ "Did the Spartliwaitea keep you bo late, Randulf V asked liis sister; but he did not hear her, or. appeared nut to do so. ' Miss Danesdale wns plump, red-haired woman, no, longer young. It was said by some of those friends of her youth whom she, like others, found somewhat incimvoiiieiit whan that yortth had lied, that ine ..was forty. This, however, was supposed by those who knew her to be a slight exaggeration. She sat very upright, always held her shoulders back, and her head elevated, nor did she stoop it, even in (he act of eating and drinking. She always spoke in au exceedingly low voice, which only a great emergency or extreme irritation over, caused, her,to raise; indeed it is \m\en to deny the tact. Miss Danesdale, ffoni what cause .suave*, muttered, with what results, on. the tempers of herself and of those who had tointorpret her mutters or he asking for a repetition uf thorn, may be moro easily imagined than described. ' Her brother, who had' seen little of her until this last final home-coming, considered the habit to be one of the most trying and exasperating weapons in the armory of a trying end exasperating woman. Miss Danesdale had •very interition of behaving very well to her brother, and of making him welcome, and bei^gvery kind to him; flftuf the manner iu which ihedisplnyed her good will took n didactic, even a dictatorial form, which failed to recommend itself to the young man., If it were not sure to be taken for feminine ill-will toward the nobler and larger-minded Bex, the present writer would feel obliged to hint that Randulf Danesdale felt spiteful toward his esteemed sister, and that occasionally he acted as he felt. In any case, he appeared on tho present occasion not to hear her, and in exactly tho same- voice nnd words, alio repeated her question, looking at hiin as ho gazed wearily at tho pattern, of his now empty soup-plate. .Yu.J^Vu ,. {To IwContlMtj)-,) :Cl - Other Fifteen Thousand {15,000) foresaid, or nnd Tunnel 5,o< thereof at _Tunne! MD" aforesaid, or JAMES MORRISON, CONVEYANCER, Land and General Agent. —AND-— . AUCTIONEER! COLO MTbTa STFIEET, (Opp. Ctfl'inial Hottl) N 15 W WBSTM ItfSTER. S3r Several good Farms for Sale and to Lease. \... ,'■' nol0, MERCHANTS, WHASP STREET, • VIC.Toil..*,. AG-HXTTS FOB ' North British nud Mercantile Insurance Co. for Mainland. H.Q.!BEETON*;C0., ■;, ,ii"L j ■ 36 Fillshury Circus, London, K. C. betwuen safil Tunnel "F" on said Railway; ■''' *■•>> Other Twenty,'T|ioukand'!(2(>it>dol' thereof at the kaWWIinel • '4V"or between said Tunnel '*F'| and Emory's Uar, or at Emory's Bah' ' ■ ■ All such Slope's ] of-iCfos's" ties' shall be delivered alongside' the Kail- way and with|n Fifty feet of the centre line of the track and 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 tbe said pile shall be so made as to permit of ready inspection and counting; and wherever such piles shall be made near water lines, bodies 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- ceptible Tics per month, from date of entering into contract, until completion of same. Ties must be smoothly hewed or sawed, free from alt scorebacks, and chopped or sawed square at both ends, eight feet long, Hatted on two opposite sides to a uniform thickness of six inches, the flatted surface being not less than six Inches on either side at the small er.d, 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 lie paid for. I'!' Tdn e**r cent, will be resei'ved upon payment of accepted Ties, until completion of contract, and Ten Thousand Dollars ($lo,ox>) approved security required before signing contract. The security or securities to be given must be described in the tender. The lowest or any tepder not necessarily accepted.; c.iAAiAui Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned, Yale, II. C.,; and endorsed '^Tenders for Ties on Co'ntfactNo. 91*" ,V' ' ',;"' p '' W. D. FERRIS, CONVEYANCF.R, louse, LaiL-i Court jand Gi-N^RAL ,I$ibfe COLLECTOR of RENT and DEBTS, kgtnt'»- ttip.TKAVKUKIIS* IVSIFR- AMOK CO., of lliiriliml. (»nn. ''.;Ni,W|W».fn'ln.lrr, B, C,.' ,. , jhPqMiiUGHTEIf/ WAT HMAKER& JEWELER NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY. and SILVER PLATED WARE 1.1;-1 • F6r.8*i.e. All klnits nl .1011, anil hll.TKI Jr,». i:i.ltl' 1u.1l. lo urilrr, ETRUtGAN COLORINC, COLD & StLVEtt PLATING. E.KM.M.1I null Wcdillng King, a nnrrlall,'. itr Watches ami Jewelry carefully ropaired. Old Oold am) Silver bought. | jny4to BROTHERS, IMPORTERS & -DEALERS IN- GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WHAUfrS'rjRKET.' VICTORIA, B.C. SCHEDULE -VirA-CSrEUS WHITE LABOR —ON THE— Canadian Pacific BRITISH COLUMBIA. Overseers ,$125 00 per month.. Rock Foremen.... «3 00 to $400 t? day Earth Foremen... 2 25 to 3 00 ' Bridge Foremen.. 3 00 Brugge Carpenters, M 1st classi 2 50 Bridge Carpenters, 2 00 2 50 to 3 50 BlncksmithH. 1st 3 00 Blacksmiths, 2nd 2 50 Blncksmith Help- I 50 to 2 00 1 75 to 200 1 50 to 1 75 Hewers, 1st class 3 50 Choppers, 1st class Scorers, 1st class 2 50 2 50, BEG6 TO INFORM HIR NUMEROUS patrons that he has removed ' his;Business;to* ./' j. \- i VI .'1 .T '' HolBvook's Stone Building Where will lie found, as usual, a complete assortment of I - iii i! I * I'WfiO'OEKTFS. ; N:«'"'!>, ,,p.ROVI!S.K.>NS„ 'Ami a fine lino of Dry Goods, Gents' Furnlslilnrt Oiioils, &c. &c..H Which will ho sold nt tho LOWEST POSSIBIiK PRICES for. Cnsh. Ho thanks his fr^euil. .for their pist liberal pHtroiisge and hopes for ft continuance of the same, inhl, . H. W. HUGHES, t Having ustabliMied BusiiiGss in the above Lines and hy RECENT IffiPOETATIONS European & Eastern Markets We am prepared to till orders to the li Trade in the following Goods; TEAS, COFFEES/ SUGARS, TOBACCOS, ■ *"■" HAM, BACON, LARD, CODFISH, ;, (^(JlfS Rlee. strni). Olieest*, ihlirlrtl i- ru lis, (iiiinetl Goods. '' Vinwir, fiaklns Ptiwrtep, §oap, Coal Oil,, Cocoa, Every Mini to his Own iiuslncss ', jfRXtJ-flCAt CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET WPP, OOLOSIejl, HOTI'l), ,. NEW WESTMISSTEK, II. 0. Physicians' Frcscrlptlnns and Kam 11) Recipes a specially. N. B. — Only (lemiine. Prugs .used. Over tiyenty years' cxnei'ioiice. niri'l . FeaH WBAP^iNfi mm^ : - , * ,••<■/. (lliu Wfli i i And all other Ciooils in ihe Cti-oecry ntid Prov i-doii Line, „, r-» •.f/lilillliU /;l'l' All outside lnhor 10 hours per day. All Carpentci*s to furnish their own Chest Tools. , . All Employees to find themselves Bed, Board and Lodging. Boarding Houses will he convenient along the Line. Board—$4 per'wceK/ ' Tt will not 'uo'coniphlsory for Employees to hoard in, the Company's Houses. Wages will he paid monthly, oil the 10th of each month. A. ONDERDONK, Gkneiul Manaukk. PKFICK OV T|IE CONTllAtTOKS, Caxahian Pacific Railway, Yale, March U, 1881.- DR. SPINNEY & C0:S IHSl'EiVSAKV, NO. 11 KEARNEY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. Toronto \F«*kly Mnll $1 00 TnmiitnWPt'klYOinl'** 1 00 Muntreill Hrmltl A Weekly Slur.... 1 M M.mtrml WuctcLv WlhifM i , ;,... 1 » New York Weekly WltiicM 1 60, ■Scientific Amm-irnn I 3 M Pcoltiuli AiucrltMii.Iiiuni'tl 3 00 Y.ilpmlil, Wnrlil, 8nti, ftp,.'.*...1. ....: 1 IA Pan KranrifcMlnllptln.. -»,..*,.., 3 W Hni-ppr'ft MntiixiiK1 mul Wreklv, i*ac]i 4 (Hi O.iiliiv'i \MW H.mk di, tod »m\ Vrnneien Wfi-klr Cull , UT Frank Lu**lk>'4 I'lthliciittonnnl I'liMI-ltrr'i PrirM. (Ion. (Inrn-I.r** Life .$3 00 to tit SO (lilfiili's I.ifp 2 60 And nn.v nlhci' impel* or Miipi/lit*'*. or fm|iort >ncti In Osnmla or in I lie Unitwl Stair*. \ Tim Ihillrtln *i-*ntl*i nun: a l"t of Ki>e'H nml 'ilniil**, vlniblt* nt tliu Mi'r*]|iiiiir'slii>itiluto. .'I'lie nlmvi ttrrt n|| *fffrf**t»t : tlio mine \n\er* elmrfji'il hy imhlUhfi-**, in thl •oonei* .vim upply tho nu'inor the pnper will tirrive. Alltlll'tH, lit (HIPP. , , .( ' IIKNItYW. IUH1HRC ARtnt, . hihl New WeHtmiiiKlpr, it, C., *tf-.'ABent'foi*Ileii.ty'ri I'liuuw miHrit^Ani.; ESTABLISHED DT 1852. LP," ir*iiw8PA*aB' A SPINS EY, well known ni tht fonn irur thu M..iiii'1'ii!, H), K.) Meillwl Inxtl tlitti, mill lute rmii|k*torol the SI'INNKYVILLU INh'JItMAHY, woulil mnnt rcufiuciftllly Itifurm III" [mllenlri nml tin- nflllctiM j-unuHtlly, tluit lis "lill iMi.tinue*. to irnnt clitiitilt-nnil nurvutit, iii**- unKn-) witli uii*niiiillflt-'l Kueew*. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. KeninmheT Hint |)ropr»iitinatii)ii 1m Iho thief of tlniu mi COME AND BE HEALED. It nmltur** iitl wlmt ynnr tr.rahle* miiy W, cnnn* unil let the Heitur tjMtinine y.mrfHi'* I It .fill Ci'lt ynu lutlilm for LuiiHUttiitiiin, no ll|e;i*>t.piUl flllll A-Vtirt(>- VUUr-tHlfl'H WllOttllT tll'l lllM'tKt HIHltT- HtnniU yniirriiiii. 11 hv ran enre ytin he will toll yon *■*■■.' if not, h« will It'll ym lU.il. for ho will not nii'li't'liik.' » ciiitc iimK'hii hu In ci>nll'lent of ef. tri'lhii; ,1 n,w. funioK -nt n '11-itN.ncti wIhIiIuji trtntniuiit, hy ntfii'ilii** fSS nml » niliinti* i|e*.(*rliill.>n of iheir . tinnli|,*H will 'wtfl-jro tn r-.tnrn it full tiiiinw* hf i [I'l'Hlinrnt Mt'in-olv -nickcil io or n«l In excite cu- I rlwlty. .-■■'■ T>ll. J-PI WRY will tfiiinintte to li'iTeil, 1'ivf ' Ilhmlrtvl* -tMHtfr* •tttt t'tifry hit at nny'Uili.i nr ! Dli'-h-rlci- which hi- miiiiTtil'i■-mulf*ti|n tornn* 1 1',,*»,—r'.lr .-Jiii-oii-H ..f "ln.rt «nniHn«, » full I cmim lit iiietlidiii**,'xiifflch-til fur iinti-e, with i all InfitnielluAK, will I* naiit lo miy Nitdiirsr* !in rcci-ijit of $10. „, pallol'AiMreNr) »>r. SPINNEY to <0-. i)*2**.ly . ' No.ll Keirney-Kt.'.J-iiiil'iiiincUc'.C'l DVERTI8ING «3- vamamzw: Rooms SO and Sl^JferrlmntH' Kx- chmigo, (atirornlnSt., B. rVCal,, NH.-AUVEnn*'IN<-SOLICITED 4 tin all iit-ws|iaI.*.rM pnMlilie.1 oil the I'acllli ' Connt, llu* Samlwk-h iNhimU, t'oiyiieniiit MttJllHni I'orti, I'niinnin, Vnl'iiirMiiu, Jajian, Olilnn, K«w ,. Zfiilniiil, the, AiiMtrnllnn OtiltmiM, the toMirn Slat»» nml Km-ope. Kilen t.f nenrly every ntwi. ■mjier joililisliutl nn thu l'licfllt* Cotut are kept , fiiiiitliimly on limul nml nil BilverllMrM nru, alluwi<d true nct'em tu them ilni-liii* Imuliie*** hourti* SPECIAL ATTENTION Ik cnllt'il to the umleniotcd Coods, on which thouumt 1JHKUAI, INDUCE- MKN'J'S will he 'olKniil to the Trade, as we are aps ONDERDONK, • COSTRACtOR, WOODS & TURNER, LAND SURVEYOF=iS, REA1 ESTATE AGENTS, Cenviyancers A Accountants. RUMS, DEBTS, *C, COuuCCTRB, Loans Negotiated, and a General Agency Business transacted. '• '•■ aHents for tiii: Pbentx Fire Iiirmranrr Company of Brooklyn, and the Equitable life Assurance Society ' of tHe United States. COLIHilA HTHEF.T, '" i*ew ^y•fflTIo*lrf'si''"R, b.'C. i /I*. 0. Bon«, GOOD ,\S 60L1» BAKIX6 TOWDl K The Dost and Cheapest, BEACON LIGrlT COAL OIL, Water Whits and Par.,' ARCTIC SUGAR CURED HAM Turkish Patrol Cigarettes, lining tho Largest Slio and Best I Tolmcco. . , Oi^EOON PRINCE ■\T7IIJ, STAND FOIl SKRVICK ■ VV during tho scasbii f>f 1882, oji the Farm of tho Mtdcmgned, 'Chilli-. wlinnU. nml at Tjintjley, 'tjidnnr's Land1 tif.', nnd Maple Tltdgu. Onr.yitN IMuN'M.vas fooled In Oregon: will he l\ yr-irs old in May; in a dappled may: ataiulK \7;{ haiuh high; weighs 1H7C Uw. ut present,' will -weigh nltoiit 18H0 lhs. during kchhoii; is very gentle, very fast ' otter, and a- powerful He was sired hy W, *in,V\Vil llcor, good trotter, and a* powerful harness. He was i.. Mycr'B imported l'ereherou — "White hursc in harness. i'rinec,", Ohkiion PriScr won second nrize at the Victoria Agricultural Fair last Nfivnnhei*, and is the largest horso oft tliu mainland of'British Colunihia. TKltSfS -410, •?!.■!, and $20. i'nvtice from a distance, sending mares will bo entitled to free pasturage for,one month. R. 8TKVKN80N, jnyUtc Uiilliwhwk. BUSINESS NOTICE TtTO'J'IfJE,, 18 INDUX To DutAsss, Complaint..nil AcaDurr. which Harvard's Vellow Oil i. guuui* teed to cu,. or relieve «ith*r in Mam «t Dsabt, I, TUU |H««««LLY r» • CROUP., I COUGHS, " CRAMPS, SORE THROAT, ASTHMA, \ COLDS, to. «W>tlE0 EXTtlltAUY ru RHEUMATISM, CHILBLAINS, SWELLINGS, GALLS, LAMENESS,'1 CONTRAClIONSl BRUISES, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, SPRAIXS, NEURALGIA, CALLOUS LUMPS STIFF J.OINTS, FROSTBITE, COBXS, ITCH, mmem, i, •**(^'?.W**JM«*. E»,r» tnttl. |u««k<1 to sinensis'. tioo or money relunu.il* DiKiTiisiwrrn iaoh lomt mil am, X.MttBTONfe SO^tttp/Umt ..TOROlimlOllT. ",',, jltiblw hitlH-jio m KVGLIII RIIIIW Our Goods are Guaranteed of the highest standard in Qua* ljty, and are offered LOWEST MARKET HATES. HERBBY OIVKN, that the Business heretofore oarried .... under the name of R, W. Deane ft Co. on (.'ohimHa Street, New'Westminster, will from this ilnte he carried on under the name of TRAPP BROS,, they having purchased the above-named Kukuicsb, assuming nil liabilititm and collecting all account* due tlw lato firm. TRAPP; BR$i.tl* • ALL ACCOUNTS due tho late .firm of R. W. Deano k C6. must'be'iiaid to tlio. undcraigueil within thirty days from the date pf this notice. ..,,., TRAPP TJHO.S. >Wch2i,1882J I '" •"WiM C'r**»es In ■msiurer years. DR. MINTIB will Mm ,lo forfHt Five Hundred Dnllnrs tor i ruse ot mm* kimi iin- Vital RpMorntlvu (under his H|ii>(iia! Hdvii-e mui in-nitm-nt) will not I'lirc, or lor hnylhi' ir imnitrn orinjuiloiis ftiuilil'HlIt. DR. MINTIB >r(small'Dlt* hurt/ BiH'rcn-Tuil) wiiliMti /mert'iiry CoilSHltnllon free. Thorough ciami- mil i.-l .ni v.. i-. $5*00 Piice of Villi Kntoraliyr, S:*s on a imtUr, nr four lime* Hie qutttiMiy. SIO-00'i lent to toy niMretm upon mitipt oil prfo', or 0 6. D,, senile trim) oln-frviitioii, rod in privnl* name if desired, hy A. K. MINTIB, M.0. , ,„.;,,, hv(J Those who cannot *\»\\ DR, MINTIK in Han Francirrn fluuilil ieuil iLfull snd uiinttit itrit^menl of their troiiolei ffltli $2fi00, nnd in rniura « full'roiirse of Medicine will. b» forwarded^ .lecnrely fiBuknd, to tt not (o excite vurioiity. itq^jn All orden for,wedic[ili» C, O D.'ffiWt -o^-iod nl in i dliw i htm thnr-M he t-Ji'ompsnird with $1.00 (*** r* -fflrir- tiiiien of cond fnith), which will be de- diivted when Ihe pt-H-kw* is shipped, SAMPLE HOTTriK TOK.*-Senl, on iippliciitiiin by tt-'ttcr at.itiiiR sympiomi, Hex tinii ;\frv. rnnininnicatiiinn "•rtetly .■pMHumjifl' i '" ''' '}(0U\} II Krnrncy Street. Han Franelseo. Cnl, ,H or NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. i \- COURT OF. KBVI8I0N' WltfJ i V bo htlil III tlio l'oUioSchooMloiiH, Mh|i1o KW(!«, nn tlm lltli iky of May, l8fW,.at lo'olikk p. m., when porsons (ilijuettlig it), tlieir asseumsnts will bs , h««ril. I ..]u.,i! ,VaJl nsslhs ' Bill ■ ,JsyO& WM.. BtNOIiAIR,' ■■•' \, ^'j'; nOlerktoMairlclBallty. I Mapla Ridg., March 19, 1«K. mtilS .
Publisher changes in chronological order: Robson Brothers (1882-1883) ; D. Robson & Co. (1883-1886) ; British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. (1886-1887) ; British Columbian Printing Company (Limited) (1887-1888) ; Kennedy Brothers (1888-1890).
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