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 miiMifiiNiAir, 
 
 For the Year of Our Lord 
 
 t88Q: 
 
 [being the latter fart of the fifty-second and the beginning 
 OF the fifty-third year of the reign of her 
 
 PRESENT MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA.] 
 
 Containing Astronomical, Statistical, Com- 
 mercial, Local and General Information 
 derived from the most authentic sources. 
 
 -ALSO- 
 
 .:. A Post Office Directory .:. 
 
 FOR NEWFOUNDUND, 
 
 Containing an Alphabetical List of the Towns, Vil- 
 lages and Settlements in the Colony, with 
 the Post Towns and Way Offices. 
 
 Printed and published by the Proprietor, 
 W. J. HERDER. 
 
 For sale at the Book-Stores and at the Office of Publication, Gregoty's 
 Lane, St. John's. Newfoundland. 
 
 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND: 
 
 Evening Telegram print, 
 
 1889. 
 
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 Advertisemen 
 Advertisements. 
 
 Appendix , 
 
 BANKS—Union 1 
 Commc 
 Savinn 
 Barristers and At 
 Barristers and At 
 Block House, Sic 
 Board of Works] 
 Boards of Road C 
 Board of Examini 
 Board of Trade E 
 Board of Health., 
 
 Calendar Page 
 
 John's every di 
 
 time, hourly vai 
 
 and afternoon), 
 
 CotonvefNewfou 
 
 Colonial Secretary 
 
 Commissioners of 
 
 Commissioners of 
 
 Commissioners of 
 
 Church of Englan( 
 
 Colonial and Cont 
 
 Chamber of Comn 
 
 Constabulary 
 
 Consuls 
 
 Calendar 
 
 Central District Co 
 Clerks of the Peace 
 Carbonear Grammi 
 
 Difference of Time 
 
 with St. John's.., 
 
 District SuiBfebns.. 
 
 Ecclesiastical E 
 Church of Englan 
 Roman Catholic < 
 Roman Catholic ( 
 Roman Catholic < 
 Methodist Churcli 
 Methodist Church 
 Methodist Church 
 Methodist Church 
 Presbyterian Chur 
 Congregational a 
 Reformed Church 
 
 Educational Instituti 
 tion Boards 
 
 Eclipses, 1889 
 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
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 Advertisements I— XVI 
 
 Advertisements 113— 114 
 
 Appendix iia 
 
 BANKS—Union Bank of Newfoundland 35 
 
 Commercial Bulk of Newfoundland 35 
 
 Savings' Bank and Branches 35 
 
 Barristers and Attorneys— Supreme Court 85 
 
 Buristers and Attorneys— Northern District 85 
 
 Block House, Signal Hill iii 
 
 Board of Works Department a6 
 
 Boards of Road Commissioners (Outports) 38—35 
 
 Board of Examiners for granting certificates to Seamen xo8 
 
 Board of Trade Examinations 109 
 
 Board of Health X05 
 
 Calendar Pages— Moon's phases, Sun's rising and settine at St. 
 John's every day in the year. Sun's declination. Equation of 
 time, hourly variation, high water at St John's (every morning, 
 
 and afternoon), memoranda, &c. 9— ao 
 
 Colony of Newfoundland aa 
 
 Colonial Secretary's Office a3 
 
 Commissioners of Wrecked Property 104 
 
 Commissioners of Pilote «..* 90 
 
 Commissioners of Affidavits, &c., in Supreme Court 86 
 
 Church of England Academy 91 
 
 Colonial and Continental Church Society. 9a 
 
 Chamber of Commerce (St. John's) 104 
 
 Constabulary 88 
 
 Consuls...... 104 
 
 Calendar 8 
 
 Central District Court 86 
 
 Clerks of the Peace 88 
 
 Carbonear Grammar School 98 
 
 DiiTerencfrof Time at various places on the Globe, as compared 
 
 with St. John's 8 
 
 District Surgeons 37 
 
 Ecclesiastical Department, &c.— 
 
 Church of Eneland 98 
 
 Roman Catholic Church 100 
 
 Roman Catholic Church, Harbor Grace. loi 
 
 Roman Catholic Church, St. Geoi;^e's loi 
 
 Methodist Church, St John's district loa 
 
 Methodist Church, Carbonear district loa 
 
 Methodist Church, Burin district 103 
 
 Methodist Church, Bonavista district -loa 
 
 Presbyterian Church X03 
 
 Congregational Church 103 
 
 Reformed Church of England 103 
 
 Educational Institutions— Protestant and Roman Catholic Educa- 
 tion Boards 93—98 
 
 Eclipses, X889 5 
 
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 Executive Council 23 
 
 Fog Signs Is 
 
 Fixed and Movable Festivals, Anniversaries, &c 
 
 Financial Secretary's Office 24 
 
 Geological Department 10. 
 
 General Protestant Academy ^ 
 
 House of Assembly g. 
 
 Harbor Master and Harbor Dues joq 
 
 Hospital • 9^ 
 
 Harbor Grace Grammar School ^g 
 
 Inspectors of Weights and Measures jqc 
 
 Justices of the Peace g^ 
 
 Judicial Department, comprising lists of Barristers and Attorneys 
 of the Supreme Court, Stipendiary Magistrates, &c 85—88 
 
 Legislative Council , 2a 
 
 Lighthouses, beacons, &c 36—48 
 
 Lunatic Asylum. 27 
 
 Light dues.....^.^. 44 
 
 Latitude and longitude of places on the coast of Newfoundland. . 6 
 
 Municipal Council, St. John's... 37 
 
 Newfoundland Methodist College , 95 
 
 Notaries Public. g6 
 
 Newspapers published in the colony g^ 
 
 Post OtriCE DEPART&rENT 4g 
 
 Parcel Post 54 
 
 Postal routes.. ..i.. 52 
 
 Post-ofifices. 48 
 
 Post-office directory.......... 61—84 
 
 Way-ofiices«. ..< 49—53 
 
 Inland postage. 54 
 
 Money orders 56—41 
 
 Rates oi.postage.. 53 
 
 Registration 56 
 
 Poor Commissioner...................... 24 
 
 Public officers (department) 23 
 
 Public Institutions 27 
 
 Poor house.... 27 
 
 Penitentiary ir; 
 
 Queen's Printer 89 
 
 RevenukD&part-m&nt.. .,.. 34 
 
 Board ol- Revenue .>....-............. 34 
 
 Revenue establishment...... 24 
 
 Outport sub-collectors 24 
 
 Preventive officers ...........' 24 
 
 Customs' departmeiit 24 
 
 Treasury department ■,■. 25 
 
 Road Commissipners, ................................... I..... 28—35 
 
 Rates of Pilotage .^nd.Tow^ge 90 
 
 Royal Family of Great 3ritajn.. «.... 21 
 
 Surveyor General's Department 25 
 
 I^eputy Surveyors..............; 25 
 
 Surveyors UhUer Agricultural Act, 1888 25 
 
 Superintended' of Mercantile Marine 25 
 
 St. Bonaveniure's' College........ 94 
 
 Stipendiary M&gistrates......... ....;..;.;-. 87 
 
 Tarifl...^,..,......^... 105—108 
 
 Vice-Admirahy Court 86 
 
 Weather, table...... 7 
 
 fL.iidMW£i«'ih7f-i)gn iii!m 
 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 ECLIPSES FOR YEAR 1889. 
 
 In the Year 1889 there will be three Eclipses of the Sun and two of the 
 Moon. 
 
 L—A Total Eclipse ofihi SUN, January /, i88<f, invisible at Greenwich. 
 
 Begins on the Earth generally, Jan. i, 7h, 3m, 6, Mean Time at Greenwich, in 
 Longitude 179' 53' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 31° 35' N. 
 
 II.— A Partial Eclipse of the MOON, January 16, j88g, partly visible at 
 Grtenwith. 
 
 The firstcontact with tho Shadow occurs at 134° from the Northernmost point 
 of the Moon's limb towards the East. 
 
 The last contact at 123' towards the West ; in each case, for direct image. 
 
 At Greenwich the Moon will set at 2oh, lom. 
 
 III.—- An Annular Eclipse of the SUN, June 2j, iS8g, invisible at Green- 
 wich. 
 
 Begins on the Earth generally, June 37, i8h, 6m, i, Nfean Time at Greenwich, 
 in Longitude 8" 48' E. of Greenwich, and Latitude 21° 16' S. 
 
 !V.— A Partial Eclipse of the MOON, July iz, 1889, partly visible at 
 Greenwich. 
 
 The first contact with the Shadow occurs at 39° from the Northernmost point 
 of the Moon's limb towards the East. 
 
 The last contact at 45° towards the West ; in each case, for direct image. 
 
 At Greenwich, the Moon will rise at 8h 14m. 
 
 v.— A Total Eclipse of the SUN, Decemaer 21-22, 1889, invisible J 
 Greenwich. 
 
 Begins on the Earth generally, December 21, 22h i6m, 8, Mean Time at 
 Greenwich, in Longitude 59" 29' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 11° 20' N. 
 
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Latitude and Longitude of Piacee on tlie Coast of Newfoundland. 
 
 Name of Tlacb. 
 
 Cape Ray 
 
 Cape St. George 
 
 Cowlicnd ' 
 
 Point Rlchfl 
 
 Point FtTolIe 
 
 Tape Norman 
 
 Qnirpon Islnnd Cu|m^ Banld 
 
 Groats Island— North Po'nt 
 
 Canadii Ilenil 
 
 Cnpe St. John-Noitli Bill 
 
 TwillingiUv lliirl><>r- Ilaihor Roclc. 
 
 <^ape F<>K<' 
 
 Offer WatUiam 
 
 Funk Island 
 
 Cape Frei'l>— South l»lll 
 
 Grt'f nspond Island . . 
 
 OffiT GooMflKTiy Island 
 
 ('iipu Boiiavista— Gnll Islmul. . .. . .. 
 
 rataliita Ilaibor North Head 
 
 Horsecliops 
 
 Trinity Ilaibnr — (Mitrunce 
 
 Bonarentuic II* ad 
 
 BHOcallc-ii Island— Nonh Point. 
 
 Ca\'V St. FnincKs 
 
 Cape Sppar 
 
 C'lpf Broyli'— N< rth I'oint, 
 
 ('ape Ballard 
 
 Cape Race 
 
 Virgin Rocks 
 
 Capo Pine 
 
 Tape St. Mary f 
 
 Placentia Hail)>r 
 
 Mortier Rocks — mid 
 
 ( "ape Chapeau rouge ... 
 
 Point May 
 
 St. Peters Island Mglit,liou«e 
 
 Cape Miquelun 
 
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 True latitude of Church Hill 47" 34' North. 
 
 Longitude (west of Greenwich) 62*42' West. 
 
 Variation oi the Compass 32° 30' and increa- 
 
 t-ing seven seconds annually. 
 
 Note. — The tide table in the calendar pages may he rendered 
 applicable to various other places on the coast by simply adding 
 or subtracting, as the case may be. the difference between the 
 times of hi^h wat^r on the full and change ot the Moon at St. 
 John 8, and the time of the full tide at any other harbor; forei- 
 ample, to find the time of high water at any of the principal har- 
 bors of Conception Bay, add 45 minutes to the time at which it 
 will be high water at St. John's; for Placentia Bay add 2 hours; 
 for St. Pierre, Ih, 50m ; for Ferolle, on the North- West Coa*t, 4 
 hours, &c.— [/Sec table LVIl of Noriega Epitome.'] 
 
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
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 43 41 
 33 80 
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 4 62 
 
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 A Tablt for Ttlling th« Waathfr Through all Iho Lunations 
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 ThU table Is the resalt of many years actual obdorvatlon ; tbo 
 whole being constnicted on a dne consideration of the attraction 
 of the Snn and Moon in their several positions respecting the 
 Earth, and nvill, by simple inspection, show the observer what 
 kind of weather will most probably follow the entrance of the 
 Moon into any of its quarters, and that so near the truth as to be 
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 CALENDAR FOR YEAR 1B89. 
 
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 Golden Number 
 
 Epact * 
 
 Solar Cycle aa 
 
 Dominical Letter F 
 
 Roman Indiction 3 
 
 Julian Period 6603 
 
 Fixed and Movable Feasts, ftc. 
 
 6 
 17 
 
 10 
 
 Epiphany vJ'^"' 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday Feb. 
 
 St David Mar. 
 
 Quinquagesima— Shrove Sunday 
 
 Ash Wednesday 
 
 Quadragesima — ist Sun. in Lent 
 
 St. Patrick 17 
 
 Annunciation— I^dy Day 35 
 
 Palm Sunday April 14 
 
 Good Friday 19 
 
 Easter Sunday ai 
 
 St. George 33 
 
 Low Sunday a8 
 
 Birth of Queen Victoria May 34 
 
 Rogation Sunday, May 96 
 
 Ascension D. — Holy Thursday. . 30 
 Pentecost— Whit Sunday ... J une 9 
 
 Trinity Sunday x6 
 
 Corpus Christi ao 
 
 Accession of Queen Victoria ao 
 
 Proclamation ai 
 
 St John Baptist— Midsum. Day. 34 
 St Michael Michaelmas D, Sep ag 
 Birth of Prince of Wales. . . . Nov. 9 
 
 St. Andrew 30 
 
 1st Sunday in Advent Dec. 1 
 
 St. Thomas. ai 
 
 Christmas Day 35 
 
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 The Year Five Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty of the Jewish 
 Era comaienues on September 26, 1889. 
 
 Bamadan (Month of Abstinence observed by the Turks) com- 
 mences on May 1, 1889. 
 
 The Year One Thousand Three Hundred and Seven of the Ho- 
 hanimcdun Era couimences on August 28, 1889. 
 
 A TABLE, 
 
 Shewing the Difference of Time at Various Places 
 on the Globe, as compared with St. John's, N.F. 
 
 When it is noon at St. John's it is— 
 
 18 minutes past 11 o'clock, A.M., at Charlottetown, P.E.L 
 
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 Boston, Mass. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 New York. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 Washington. 
 
 San Francisco, California. 
 
 St. Juan, Vaccouvers Island. 
 
 Greenwich. 
 
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 TIIK NKWFOUNIH.AND ALMAKAC. 
 
 JANUARY, 1889. 
 
 HOON'M l*IIANfr:N-4'iilculMl«d Ibr MeMii Time »t Ml. 
 Joliii'N, Newn>uii4ll«n<l. 
 
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 FiitsT Oir.\i('iKic Hill tlay, Uli., lOm., MornloK. 
 
 ¥vi.\. Moon iOili <Uy, *ib., 0<)m., KvviiinK>' 
 
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 Nkw Moon auth day, Tib., IJUiu , Kvuiiing. 
 
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 SIcinoranda, &c.— Janunry 3, Tort Royal, Jamaica, burnt 1703. 
 (i. Kpiphaiiy. 8, Battle of New Orlouns, 1815. 9, R. C. Cathedral opened, 
 1850. 10, I'enuy I'obt!if,'e, Great Britain, 1840. 14, R. Bruce died, 1611. 
 15, James Watt born, 173G. 10. Bat. Corunna, 1809. 17. B. Franklin born, 
 nO<5. 19, D. Webster born, 1782. 22, Byron born, 1783. 23, Wm. Pitt 
 Oied, 1800. 24, Fox born, 1749. 27, Mozart died, 1756. 28, Colonial 
 BiUldiiKj opened, 1850. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 1889] 
 
 FEBRUARY, 1889. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES- Calcnlated fl>r Meau Time at Mt. 
 Jolin'8, Newlonudlaud. 
 
 FiBST QUARTBR 7tli day, 5h., 27in., Moruio^;' 
 
 Full Moon 15th day, Gb., 46in., Moruing. 
 
 Last Quarter 22aa day, 8h., 24m., Morniug. 
 
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 Sun 
 rises 
 
 Sun 
 sets 
 
 Q. app. time. 
 
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 our. 
 
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 add. 
 
 
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 1 s. 
 
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 Memoranda, dec— February 2, Caudleinas I)iy. R, Sir Koburt 
 Peel born, 1788. 6, Fish Convention laid before the Legislature, 1857. 8, 
 Mary Q. «f Scots beheaded, 1587. 10, (Jueeii Victoria inarrioii, 1810. 
 12, Lady Jane Grey beheaded, 1554. 14, St. Valentine's Day. 10, Dr. 
 Kaoti died, 1857. 17, Septuagesinia Sunday; Benevolent Irish Socidy 
 founded, 1806. 22, Wathington born, 1732. 24, St. Mattbias. 27, Long- 
 fellow born, 1807. 
 
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1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 11 
 
 MARCH, 1889. 
 
 MOON^SI PIIANES-Calculatod t\»r Mean Time at St. 
 Jolftii*N, Nenrfbandland. 
 
 Nkw Moon Ist day, 6h., dOin., Mornlntc* 
 
 First Ouartkk Otb day, 2b., 28iii., MorninK. 
 
 VVJ.h Moon ]6th day, 8b., 17m., Kventng. 
 
 U8r (2UAKTRR .'iSrd day, :{b., 21m., KvenlDK. 
 
 Nkw Moon 30tb day, 8b., tim., Kvontii};. 
 
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 10 5 
 
 9 49 
 
 9 32 
 
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 521 
 
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 8 17 
 
 560 
 
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 579 
 
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 590 
 
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 10 42 
 
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 11 20 
 
 645 
 
 11 58 
 
 000 
 
 1 08 
 
 674 
 
 2 25 
 
 087 
 
 3.34 
 
 099 
 
 4 34 
 
 710 
 
 5 20 
 
 720 
 
 6 02 
 
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 738 
 
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 7 60 
 
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 8 28 
 
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 9 03 
 
 760 
 
 9 48 
 
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 707 
 
 2 37 
 
 766 
 
 3 48 
 
 706 
 
 4 41 
 
 764 
 
 5 22 
 
 762 
 
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 755 
 
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 High 
 
 Water at 
 
 St. John's. 
 
 |i. m. 
 
 7 30 
 811 
 
 8 41 
 
 9 16 
 9 61 
 
 10 25 
 1106 
 1160 
 
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 Memoranda, dec— Marcb 1, St. David. 2, John Wesley died, 
 1791. 3, (2uinqua};et>inia—Sbrovc Sunday. C, Ash Wednesday. 8, Wil- 
 liam HI. died, 1702. 10, Quadragesima— Ist Sunday In Lent; Prince of 
 Wales married, 18U3. 12, Assassination of tbc Emperor of Russia, 1881. 
 16, (.'{usar assassinated, B.C., 44. 17, St. Patrick's Day. 20, Sir Isaao 
 Newton died, 1720. 21, Princess Louise married, 1871. 25, Annunclft. 
 tlon-Lady Day. 28, Kapbael born, U83; Great fire at Jamaica, 1862. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 1889] 
 
 APRIL, 1889. 
 
 IIIOON*(l PHASES-Calcnlated fbr Mean Time al Mt. 
 Johu*s, Newfbnndland. 
 
 First Quarter 7th day, lOb., I6ni., Rvnn1n<;. 
 
 FUIX Moon 15th day, Gli., 48in., Mornin;,'. 
 
 I1A8T Quarter 2Ub day, lOb., 2i)in., KveniiiK. 
 
 New Moon 20tb day, lOb., 34in., Mornin;,'. 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 Sun 
 rises 
 a 
 St. J 
 
 Sun 
 sets 
 
 t 
 
 ohn*s. 
 
 0. app. time. 
 
 Sun's Decli- 
 nation. 
 
 Var. in 
 1 hour. 1 
 
 Eqiia. 
 
 'f 
 time. 
 
 suht. 
 
 »* 1-4 
 
 High 
 Water at 
 SI. John\i. 
 
 
 
 li. m 
 
 h. m. 
 
 1 It 
 
 " Vh. 8. 
 
 1 s 
 
 ii. .imp. 111. 
 
 M 
 
 1 
 
 5 44 
 
 6 24 
 
 N 4 43 50 3 
 
 57 70 8 50 mo 751 
 
 7 52 
 
 8 10 
 
 T 
 
 2 
 
 6 42 
 
 25 
 
 6 54 
 
 57 641 3 32 15 
 
 745 
 
 8 2(' 
 
 8 50 
 
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 5 38 
 
 6 28 
 
 5 62 44 
 
 57 06 
 
 2 56 66 
 
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 6 30 
 
 6 30 
 
 6 15 ao 8 
 
 56 79 
 
 2 39 13 
 
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 10 3(; 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 6 34 
 
 6 31 
 
 6 38 10 5 
 
 56 51 
 
 2 21 79 
 
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 1 47 72 
 
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 died 1492. 10, Battle Toulouse, 1814; Lord Hacon died, 1(120. 12. Un- 
 coln assasRinated, 186f>. 13, Catholic P:inaucip!ition, 1829; Foil i^uinter 
 taken, 1861. 14, Palm Sunday. 1(5, Battle C'ullodcn, 174(1. 17, Sliiikc- 
 speare born, 1564. 18, Sir H. Colo di^-d, 1882. 10, Good Friday ; Oyroii 
 died, 1824. 21, Faster Sunday. 2.1, St. GeurKC ; Sbakcspnitru dioil, lOKi. 
 24, Cromwell born, 1599. 25, St. Mark. 20, Plague of London, Kta). 
 28, Low Sunday. 
 
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 Election imd 
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1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 13 
 
 MAY, 1889. 
 
 NOON'S PHASES— Calcnlatcd fl>r Iflcan Time at St. 
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 First Quarter 7th day, 3h., 12m., Evenings 
 
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 187G; 8.8. I'bilip and James. 3, Governor Darlinf/sicorn i" to oJ/icc,lii^i. 
 4, Buttle of Tewkosbury, ]471. C, Peace proclaimed between the al- 
 lied Powers and Russia, 1850. 11, Massacre at Delhi, 1857. 12, Gen. 
 Election tmder New Constitution, 1855. 13, First Legislative General 
 Assembly opened; Riots in Water Street, 1801. Foundation Stone B.C. 
 Cathedral laid, 1846. 24, Birth of Queen Victoria. 20, Rogation Sun- 
 day. 30, Ascension Day— Holy Thursday. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AI.MANAC. 
 
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 188»J 
 
 JUNE, 1889. 
 
 MOON'S PllANfr:ii-€al«al»ted flhr Mean Time at fit. 
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 First QuARTKit 6th ilav, 4b., Sim., Morning. 
 
 FliM. MtwN I21I1 (lay, lOh., 27iii., KveiiJiw. 
 
 Last QuAUTEit UUh «lay. 4b., 2m., Kveiiliii;. 
 
 Nrw Moon 27th day, Tib., 28m., KvvDiiiK. 
 
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 Equation of time to be subtracteil from apparent tlrue to the I3ih, 
 and to be added the remainder of the month. ^^^^^^ 
 
 Memoranda, d:c.— June 1, Prince L. Napoleon kilieil, '79. 2, 
 Garibaldi died, 1882. 4, Battle of Magenta, 18.W. 9, Fcnticost Whit 
 Sunday; Great Fire, 1840; Governor Jiannerman sworn into office, ISoi. 
 13, Magna Charta signed, 1215. 10, Trinity Sunday. 17, We8ley born, 
 1703. 18. Battle of Waterloo, 1815. 20, Corpus CbristI; i^cression of 
 Queen Victoria; 21, Proclamation Queen Victoria, 1837. 24, St.Jobo 
 Baptist— Midsummer Day. 25, Corn Laws repealed, 1840. sO, George 
 IV. died, 1830. 29, Coronation of Queen Victoria, 1838. 30,Guiteau 
 hanged, 1882. 
 
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188»J 
 
 TIIK NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 JULY, 1889. 
 
 15 
 
 II 
 
 MOON'S PlIytMES-Calcnlatcd tbr Ncau Time at lit. 
 John*H, Ncwlbandland. 
 
 FiKsr QliAKTKii 5th day, 2h., 28m., Evculng. 
 
 Full MOON .12th day. Oh., 31in., Morniog. 
 
 Laht Quautbh 10th day, 4b., 14iii., Morning. 
 
 New Moon 27th day, 8h., auui., Morning. 
 
 
 
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 5.09 
 
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 25 
 
 4 34 
 
 7 38 
 
 19 34 28 7 
 
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 6 15 08 
 
 022 
 
 5 20 
 
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 26 
 
 4 35 
 
 7 37 
 
 19 21 14 5 
 
 33 49 
 
 6 16 32 
 
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 07 
 
 6131 
 
 8 
 
 27 
 
 4 36 
 
 7 36 
 
 19 7 41 
 
 34 20 
 
 6 14 06 
 
 027 
 
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 28 
 
 4 37 
 
 7 35 
 
 18 53 48 5 
 
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 052 
 
 7 34 
 
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 29 
 
 4 38 
 
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 Memoranda, Ac— July l, Sir R. Peel died, 1850: Dominion of 
 Canada Inaugurated, 1807. 4, Anicrloan Independence, 1770. 5, I'rim^eHH 
 Helena married, 1866. 7, Free Trade Act passed, 1847. 10, Cape Ray 
 mid Cape Breton Electric Cable laid, 1860. 13, Havelock's victory at 
 Faltchpoi e, 1857. 15, St. Swithon's Day. 17, Havelock retukes Cawn- 
 pore, 1857. 19, Governor Hill arrived, 1800. 23. 1'rimc of If^'ales arrived 
 in St. John's, I860. 27, Second Atlantic Cable laid, 1806. 29, French 
 Bevolutloo, 1830; St. Ignatius Loyola died, 1556. 
 
 ru 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [188U 
 
 ISSO] 
 
 AUGUST, 1889. 
 
 9100N*M l*HAM£(i-€alcnlated fbr Mean Tiuiv at M(. 
 Johu'it, Nowfl>au«Uaud. 
 
 First Quartku 3rd day, Ob., mm., Eveninir. 
 
 Full Moon 10th day. Hi., 12m., KvenlnS. 
 
 Last Quautek 17th day, 7h., 21m., Evcnlnj,'. 
 
 Nkw Moon 25tb day, lUb., 20m., Evening' 
 
 
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 t 
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 Sun Sun 
 rises sets 
 
 at 
 St. John's. 
 
 O. app. time. 
 
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 nation. 
 
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 add. 
 
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 12 
 
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 17 
 
 18 
 
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 21 
 
 22 
 
 23 
 
 24 
 
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 26 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
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 59 
 
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 6 
 
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 17 
 
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 7 22 
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 16 
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 9 
 
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 6 
 
 7 
 
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 7 
 
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 82 
 
 63 
 
 23 
 
 91 
 
 69 
 
 26 
 
 90 
 
 53 
 
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 95 
 
 62 
 
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 5 
 
 5 
 
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 5 
 
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 4 
 
 4 
 
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 28 
 
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 382 
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 420 
 452 
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 496 
 510 
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 576 
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 710 
 731 
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 St. John's. 
 
 a. ro.lp. m 
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 10 31 i 10 65 
 
 11 161139 
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 Memoranda, d^c.— August 1, Slavery abolished In Britbb Do- 
 minions, 1834. 4, First Atlantic Telegraph Cable laid, lb56. C, Duke nf 
 Edinburgh born, 1844. 8, Canning died, 1827. 9, Prince Henry of the 
 Netherlands arrived in St. John's, 1845. 14, Printing invented, 1437. lo, 
 Gas flrst used in London, 1807. 20, Canada discovered, 1608. 21, Foun- 
 dation Stone Weslcyan Church laid, 1850. 22, Battle of Bosworth. 14S). 
 26, Prince Albert born, 1819. 28, Capture of Cetewayo, 1879. 29, St. 
 John Baptist beheaded. 31, John Bunyan died, 1088. 
 
 
 
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]SSO] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC 
 
 17 
 
 131 
 
 3 06 
 
 4 31 
 
 5 40 
 
 32 
 
 7 17 
 
 7 56 
 
 8 26 
 
 U04 
 
 1)38 
 
 10 20 
 
 11(10 
 
 1151 
 
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 7 30 
 
 7 39 
 
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 8 45 
 
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 10 27 
 
 SEPTEMBER, 1889. 
 
 .M003k'N PII INEN-Calculated ibr Mean Time nt HU 
 John'N, Xewft»nn<llan«l. 
 
 First Quarter 2n(l day, 41i., 4to., MornlnR. 
 
 Fcr.L Moon Sth day, lOh., 22m,, i:veniDg. 
 
 Last Quarter IGth day, lb., iSm., Evening'. 
 
 New Moox 24th day, llli., llm.. Morning. 
 
 ^' 
 
 
 Sun 
 
 Sun 
 
 0. app. time. .^ ^ 
 
 Equa. -2 v." 
 
 High 
 
 ^ 
 
 »» 
 
 ^ 
 
 1: 
 
 rises 
 
 ( 
 
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 n. m. 
 
 sets 
 
 t 
 )7in's. 
 
 Sun's Dedi- ^^ ;J 
 nation. ' "^ 
 
 time ^ ^ 
 suht. 
 
 Water at 
 St. John\'}. 
 
 
 h. ni. 
 
 / 11" 
 
 ni. H. s. 
 
 ■.\. m. 
 
 |). in. 
 
 Su., 
 
 1 
 
 o 
 
 23 
 
 6 36 
 
 N 8 7 35 3 54 01 
 
 13 32 787 
 
 10 49 
 
 11 13 
 
 M 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 i»o 
 
 G 3.5 
 
 7 45 40 9 54 9J 
 
 .•;2 37 800' 11 48 
 
 t . • 
 
 T 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 20 
 
 G33 
 
 7 23 3!) 55 2;; 
 
 51 70 811 
 
 48 
 
 1 12 
 
 W 
 
 4 
 
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 27 
 
 6. 31 
 
 7 \ 30 055 51 
 
 ] 11 31,0 822 
 
 2 25 
 
 2 49 
 
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 5 
 
 5 
 
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 1 31 17 832 
 
 3 49 
 
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 1 51 27 842 
 
 5 02 
 
 5 20 
 
 S 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 31 
 
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 5 54 23 8 50 30 
 
 2 1 1 59 850 
 
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 8 
 
 5 
 
 30 
 
 23 
 
 5 31 49 7 50 '54 
 
 2 32 09 858 
 
 34 
 
 58 
 
 M 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 34 
 
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 3 34 54 875 
 
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 14 
 
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 3 55 58 878 
 
 8 48 
 
 9 12 
 
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 3 37 42 3 57 53 
 
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 9 48 
 
 S 
 
 14 
 
 5 
 
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 10 
 
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 4 37 85 882 
 
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 15 
 
 r, 
 
 42 
 
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 16 
 
 5 
 
 43 
 
 6 
 
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 6 4 
 
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 24 
 
 48 
 
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 5 
 
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 G 2 G'J'O 881 
 
 1 43 
 
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 19 
 
 5 46 
 
 
 
 1 18 37 58 29 
 
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 2 49 
 
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 F 
 
 20 
 
 5 
 
 47 
 
 5 58 
 
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 44 77 iO ,^75 
 
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 51 
 
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 7 47 34,0 801 
 
 5 oS 
 
 22 
 
 T 
 
 24 
 
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 8 7 94 lO 855 
 
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 7 30 
 
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 25 
 
 5 
 
 50 
 
 5 48 
 
 1 1 41 58 53 
 
 8 28 .38 848 
 
 7 30 
 
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 Th 
 
 26 
 
 4 
 
 57 
 
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 1 25 5 8 58 .52 
 
 8 48 GG 841 
 
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 lIcinoraiKla. d:c. -Septeml)er 2. Adanfic Cahle of I SG.'t. gmp' 
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 rivcd at llmrts Content with JSI',,') Cable, JS07. 0, Unman Catholic 
 
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18 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 OCTOBER, z88g. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES-Calcnlated fbr mean Time at St. 
 John'M, Newfbnndland. 
 
 First Quarter Ist day, lOh., 
 
 Full Moon sih day, 9h., 
 
 Last Quarter leth day, Oh., 
 
 New Moon 23rd day, lOh., 
 
 First Quarter 30th day, 6h., 
 
 Im., Morning. 
 65m., Morning. 
 
 7m., Morning. 
 85m., Evening. 
 
 Om., EveniDL'. 
 
 ^' 
 
 ^1 
 
 Sun 
 rises 
 
 { 
 
 Sun 
 sets 
 
 it 
 
 G. app. time. 
 
 Var. in 
 1 hour. 
 
 Equa, 
 
 of 
 time. 
 
 a 
 
 
 Ilirjh 
 
 Water at 
 
 St. John's. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 Sim's Decli- 
 
 Q 
 
 -A 
 
 Si. JoJin's. 
 
 
 
 snbt. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 h.m. h. m , 
 
 ° ' " \ " : m. s. fe 
 
 ia. m. V. m. 
 
 T 
 
 1 
 
 G 4 636 
 
 S 3 21 55 4 58 23 10 26 80 
 
 792 1135 115:1 
 
 W 
 
 2 
 
 6 5 
 
 5 33 
 
 3 45 11 8;:8 13 10 45 66 
 
 7.?U 07 1 01 
 
 Th 
 
 3 
 
 C, 5 SI 
 
 4 8 25 5 58 01 
 
 11 4 22 
 
 767 2 10 2 4i> 
 
 F 
 
 4 
 
 8 5 29 
 
 4 31 36 2 
 
 57 87 
 
 11 22 47 
 
 753 3 r,2 4 K; 
 
 S 
 
 5 
 
 6 9| 5 27i 
 
 4 54 43 4 
 
 57 72 
 
 11 40 38 
 
 739^ 4 44 5 (j> 
 
 Su. 
 
 6 
 
 6 11 5 26 
 
 5 17 40 8 
 
 57 56 U 57 92 
 
 723 5 2ii 5 53 
 
 M 
 
 7 
 
 G 12; 5 23 
 
 5 40 40 1 
 
 .j7 38 12 15 07 
 
 700 <)(J<i 6 3(1 
 
 T 
 
 8 
 
 6 14 5 2i> 
 
 6 3 41 
 
 .57 ]{)12 31 82 
 
 6Sl» 6 40 7 04 
 
 W 
 
 9 
 
 6 1" 5 20 
 
 6 26 31 ] 
 
 50 98 
 
 12 48 12 
 
 <)7U 7 Hi 7 4iJ 
 
 Th 
 
 10 
 
 6l7 5 18 
 
 6 40 10 
 
 56 70 
 
 13 3 97 
 
 650 7oU 8 14 
 
 F 
 
 11 
 
 6 1^ 
 
 5 16 
 
 7 11 55 550 52 13 lU 33 
 
 630 8 23 8 47 
 
 S 
 
 12 
 
 6 20 5 14 
 
 7 34 20 2 .j6 27 13 34 19 
 
 60.- 8 58 9 '22 
 
 Su 
 
 13 
 
 6 2l 5 12 
 
 7 56 56 7 
 
 56 01 13 48 51 
 
 585 9 34 O08 
 
 M 
 
 14 
 
 6 2- 5 10 
 
 8 19 17 7 
 
 55 7314 2 20 
 
 56210 2010 44 
 
 T 
 
 15 
 
 6 2* 
 
 5 8 
 
 8 41 31 8 
 
 55 44 14 15 51 
 
 53911 1(11134 
 
 W 
 
 16 
 
 6 20 5 6 
 
 9 3 38 6 
 
 55 12 
 
 14 28 14 
 
 51411 42 . . . . 
 
 Th 
 
 17 
 
 6 27 6 4 
 
 9 25 37 7 
 
 54 80 
 
 14 40 18 
 
 489 57 1 21 
 
 F 
 
 18 
 
 6 28 6 2 
 
 47 28 8 
 
 54 45 
 
 14 51 60 
 
 463 2 09 2 33 
 
 S 
 
 19 
 
 80 6 
 
 10 9 11 4 
 
 54 09 15 2 .38 
 
 436 313 3 37 
 
 u. 
 
 20 
 
 6 31 4 58 
 
 10 30 45 1 
 
 53 71 
 
 15 12 61 408 4 07 4 31 
 
 
 21 
 
 6 33, 4 57 
 
 10 52 1) 6 
 
 53 32 
 
 15 21 98 
 
 380 4 53 5 17 
 
 T 
 
 22 
 
 34 
 
 4 55 
 
 11 13 24 5 
 
 52 91 
 
 15 30 77 
 
 352 5 35 5 51) 
 
 W 
 
 23 
 
 6 36 
 
 4 53 
 
 11 34 29 3 
 
 52 48 
 
 15 38 87 
 
 323; 6 13 6 37 
 
 Th 
 
 24 
 
 37 
 
 4 51 
 
 11 55 23 7 
 
 52 04 
 
 15 40 27 
 
 293, 7 06 7 30 
 
 F 
 
 25 
 
 G39 
 
 4 60 
 
 12 16 7 2 
 
 51 58 
 
 15 52 95 
 
 263 7 40 8 04 
 
 S 
 
 26 
 
 C40 
 
 4 48 
 
 12 SO 39 4 
 
 51 10 
 
 15 58 91 
 
 233, 8 15 8 39 
 
 Su, 
 
 27 
 
 6 42 
 
 4 46 
 
 12 56 59 8 
 
 50 60 
 
 10 4 13 
 
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 M 
 
 28 
 
 643 
 
 4 45 
 
 13 17 8 1 
 
 50 08 
 
 16 8 62 
 
 I71j 9 3010 03 
 
 T 
 
 29 
 
 645 
 
 4 43 
 
 13 37 3 8 
 
 40 65 
 
 16 12 36 
 
 14010 .30 10 oi 
 
 W 
 
 30 
 
 G46 
 
 441 
 
 13 56 46 4 
 
 48 99 
 
 16 15 35 
 
 10911 271151 
 
 Th 
 
 31 
 
 G 48 4 40 
 
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 16 17 57 077; 23 47 
 
 Memoranfla, Ac— October 1, First Telegraph Messa{/e from 
 Cape Breton, IS.jO ; First Steamer on the Hudson River, 1807. 5, Battle 
 Thames, 1813. 6, Jenny Llnd born, 1820, 9, Great Fire in Chicago. I81I. 
 12, America first discovered, 1492, 14, Battle of Jenna, 180C. 1(5, Queen 
 Mary Antoinette beheaded, 1793. 19, Battle of Leipzig, 1813, 21, Battle 
 of Trafalgar, 1805. 25, Battle of Balaclava, 1854. 28, Benevolent Irish 
 Society incorporated, 1S39. 29, Sir Walter Ealeigh beheaded, 1C18. 
 
 
 h. 
 
 F 
 
 11 6 
 
 s 
 
 2| 6 
 
 St'. 
 
 3 6 
 
 M 
 
 4 6 
 
 T 
 
 5 6 
 
 \V 
 
 6 f. 
 
 Th 
 
 1 7 6 
 
 F 
 
 i 8 7 
 
 s 
 
 9 7 
 
 Sd. 
 
 10 7 
 
 M 
 
 11 7 
 
 T 
 
 12 7 
 
 VV 
 
 13 7 
 
 Th 
 
 14 7 
 
 F 
 
 15 7 
 
 S 
 
 16 7 
 
 Su. 
 
 17 7 
 
 M 
 
 il8 7 
 
 T 
 
 119 7 
 
 W 
 
 20 7 
 
 Th 
 
 i21 7 
 
 F 
 
 22 7 
 
 S 
 
 123 
 
 7 
 
 Su 
 
 .124 
 
 7 
 
 M 
 
 126 
 
 / 
 
 T 
 
 ;26 
 
 7 
 
 W 
 
 '27 
 
 7 
 
 Th 
 
 !28 7 
 
 F 
 
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 8 
 
 30 7 
 
[188!) 
 
 1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 10 
 
 NOVEMBER, x88g. 
 
 liOOK*li PHA8ES— Cslenlated fbr Mean Time At Mt. 
 Jobn'a, Newlbandlamd. 
 
 FULL M0017 7th day, Ob., 34m., Morning. 
 
 Last Quarter :.15tb day, 5b., 5m., Morning. 
 
 New MOON 22nd (?»7, 10b., 18m., Morning. 
 
 First Quarter 29th day, lb., 68m., Morning. 
 
 fn. V. rii. 
 
 3,5ll,-;!t 
 
 37 101 
 
 10 :.'4i' 
 
 yj 4 10 
 
 44 oO> 
 
 21) .>; 
 
 JO (i 30 
 
 40 7 04 
 
 10 7 40 
 
 50 814 
 
 iS «47 
 
 J8 9 2i> 
 
 !4 tio,s 
 
 !i) 10 44 
 
 (11134 
 
 >: 121 
 
 19 I'.'iS 
 
 3 3 37 
 
 7 4 31 
 
 i1 ■" 1 ■■ 
 
 •> Ij 
 
 5 5 5!) 
 
 3 37 
 
 7 30 
 
 8 04 
 
 5 8 39 
 
 !>20 
 
 i) 10 03 
 
 0l0o4 
 
 riioi 
 
 3 47 
 
 V 
 
 A 
 e 
 
 Q 
 
 
 Sun 
 rises 
 
 Swi 
 sets 
 
 O. app. time. ^ ,. 
 
 at 
 St. John's. 
 
 Stm's Decli- j ,S ; 
 nation. ^ 
 
 Eqtia. 
 
 1-5 y 
 
 of 
 time. 
 
 
 Subt. 
 
 
 Tlif/h 
 Water at 
 St. JoJin's. 
 
 
 h. m., 
 
 F 
 
 1 
 
 49 
 
 ts 
 
 2 
 
 1) 51 
 
 Su. 
 
 3 
 
 53 
 
 M 
 
 4 
 
 6 54 
 
 T 
 
 dG 
 
 W 
 
 (> 57 
 
 Th 
 
 7 6 59 
 
 F 
 
 8 7 
 
 s 
 
 9 7 2 
 
 Su. 
 
 10 7 3 
 
 M 
 
 11 
 
 7 5 
 
 T 
 
 12 
 
 7 (i 
 
 W 
 
 13 
 
 7 8 
 
 Th 
 
 14 
 
 7 10 
 
 F 
 
 15 
 
 7 11 
 
 S 
 
 16 
 
 7 12 
 
 Su. 
 
 17 
 
 7 14 
 
 M 
 
 18 
 
 7 1o 
 
 T 
 
 19 
 
 7 17 
 
 W 
 
 20 
 
 7 18 
 
 Th 
 
 21 7 20i 
 
 F 
 
 22 
 
 7 21 
 
 S 
 
 23 
 
 7 23 
 
 Su. 
 
 24 
 
 7 24 
 
 M 
 
 25 
 
 7i>6 
 
 T 
 
 26 
 
 7 27 
 
 W 
 
 27 
 
 7 28 
 
 Th 
 
 28 
 
 7 30 
 
 F 
 
 29 
 
 7.31 
 
 8 
 
 30 
 
 7 32 
 
 I. m. 
 4.38 
 4 3(i 
 4 35 
 4 33 
 4 32 
 4 30 
 21) 
 27 
 26 
 25 
 24 
 22 
 21 
 20 
 39 
 18 
 16 
 15 
 14 
 13 
 12 
 11 
 11 
 10 
 9 
 
 // 
 
 S 14 
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 Memoranda, Ac— November 1, All Saints' Day. 2, All Souls' 
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 DECEMBER, 1889. 
 
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 THK NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 21 
 
 .Ofio, 
 
 THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 ai.i:xANi>KiMA-VKJTOKiA, hy the (triu'tj of G<>(1, of tliv UiiltPtl 
 Kiii;,'(lom of ("Jn-ut liritaiii aii«l Ircliind, <^uo«'n, only 
 (liiujtiitt'r iind hoir to tlu* lat(? Prince Edward, Duke of K«'nt, 
 fourth Hon of lying Georgo III. IIh' Majesty whh Ix.ru ut 
 Kt'iislii^ton Vuhwv. on the 24th May, 1810; liapti^cd on tlic 24th 
 June, IHIO; ascended the Throne on the denilr*e of her nncle, 
 Kill}? William IV., 20tU June, 18J7 ; proclaimed 21st June, 1H37 ; 
 ami crowned at Westminster on tlie 28th June, 1888. Her 
 Miijt'ity was married at St. James's Palace, on tlie lOtli Vch- 
 riiJiry, 1840, to Iier cousin, liis late Koyai llijjlun'ss, Franci>*- 
 AUH'rt-Aufjjiistus-Cliarles-Emanuel, the Duke of Smxc, Prince of 
 < olmrj,' and (iotlui, who died at Windsor Castle on the 14th 
 Dnrmhcr, 1801. Children: 
 
 Victoria-.Vdelaide-Mary-l.ouise. VrincKXH litujah horn 21st 
 Xovi'iiilier, ISiO; luurried 2.')th January. IS.^s, at tlie. (Jhapel 
 KdViil. to His l{<»yal lli^^lincss, Prince FrcderleK-WiHiaiii- 
 Xii'lidhis-Clnirles, of I'russiu. 
 
 Alltert-Kdwani, hiiirc nf Woloa and Envl of ftuhliif, liorn 
 9tli N'nveinlKM'. 1841 ; married 10th March, ISGIJ, at Wintlsor. to 
 Priiiirs^ Alexandria, daufrhter of Prince Christian, of Denmark. 
 
 Ali(e->rautl-3Iary, horn 2.>tii A|)rii. 1848: mani(;d l;-t July, 
 1802. :it, Osburne, to His lioyal Highness, Prince-l-'r.'dcrick- 
 Willhiiii-Louis, or Ilesse-Darmstadt. 
 
 Altrcil-Kmest-Alhert. horu Oth Anfrust, 1844: inarried the 
 2r)tli I'Vhriiary, 1874, to Her Imperial Iliiihness, Alexandrovjia, 
 daughter of tlio late C/ar of Kussla. 
 
 lli'lena-Augusta-Victoria, barn 2rith May. 184fi: married 
 the oth .Inly, ISCO, to His lioyal Ilijjhness, Prince Cliristian. of 
 .Si'hU'i»\vi<j-Holstein-Sonderberj;-Au<j;ustenluirjr. 
 
 k<misa-Caroline-All»erta. born 8th March, 1847: married 
 the2;h-(l Mareh, 1871. to tln' Most \olde the Marquis ot I.orne. 
 
 Artliur-William-Patriek-All)ert, born 1st March, 1850. 
 
 Leoi)oUl-George-Dunciiu-Albert. born 7tii April, 18.')3 ; died 
 March 28th, 1884. 
 
 Beatrice-Mary-Victoria-Feodor.N lorn 14th April, 1857; 
 married July 23rd, 1885, to Prince Henry of Battenbt rg. 
 
 ' <„ 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 COLONY OP NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Ooyeroor and ComiQ«nder-iD-Cblef : 
 
 HIS EXCBLLBNCY BIH HENBY ARTHUR BLAKE, E.C.M.O. 
 
 PriVBte Secretary and Acting Alde^«>Camp : 
 
 Lord Gxoroe Fitzobrald. 
 
 The Executive Council. 
 
 Rlr Robert Tborbum, K.C.M.O., Premier. . 
 
 Tbe Honorable Alfred Peonev. 
 
 The Honorable A. F. Ooodrldge. 
 
 Sir J. S. Winter. K.C.M.O. 
 
 Tbe Honorable W. J. 8. Donnelly. 
 
 The Honorable M. Fenelon. 
 
 The Honorable J. S. Pitta. 
 
 Clerk of tbe CoanctI :— Honorable M. Fenelon. 
 
 The Legislative Council. 
 
 The Honorable Edward D. Shea, President. 
 
 The Honorable Augustuii W. Harvey. 
 
 The Honorable Thomas Talbot. 
 
 The Honorable Charles R. Ayre. 
 
 The Honorable Charles Crowdy. 
 
 The Honorable Philip Cleary. 
 
 The Honorable James 8. Pitts. 
 
 The Honorable Moses Monroe. 
 
 The Honorable James McLougblan. 
 
 The Honorable Charles Bowrlng. 
 
 The Honorable Maurice Fenelon. 
 
 Tbe Honorable O. T. Rendell. 
 
 Acting Clerk : Hugh H. Carter. Acting Master-in-Chancery : Thomas 
 J. Keough. Usher of the Black Rod : William F. Bennle. 
 
 Doorkeeper: E. Morrlssey. 
 James Cochrane. 
 
 Assistant Doorkeeper and Messenger: 
 
 House of Assembly— Elected Oct. 31st, 1885. 
 
 [Speaker: Alexander J. W. McXeily, Q.C] 
 
 District of St. John's, Eastern Division— Michael J. CMara, T. J. 
 McCarthy Murphy, Robert John Parsons, Esquires. 
 
 District of St. John's, Western Division— Patrick J. Scott, James J. 
 Callanan, Edward P. Morris, Esquires. 
 
 •NHilil 
 
 ■ "^•i'«li«ft«4hrii2C*J>''t. 
 
 i"aika»a4i^ 
 
 
1880] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 33 
 
 Diitrict of Ftrryland— D. JoMpb Gre«D«. Qaorg* ShM, Etqalm. 
 
 Piitrtct of Coneoptlon Bty, SoutlMni DtvltiOD— Richtrd McDodmU, 
 John YeltohiEaqutrtt. 
 
 Diitrict of Conooption Bay, Port>d«-Oravi* DivUloii'-GeorR* A. 
 Hntchlnga, Ktqalra. 
 
 Diitrict of CoBooptlon Bay. Harbor firace Divlalon-glr Jamea S. 
 Winter, K.C.II.Om Cbarlea Dawe and JoMph Ooddau, Eiquirtt. 
 
 Diitrict of ConcartionBay,Carbon«ar Division— Hon. Alf ltd Penney. 
 
 Diitrict of Coooaptlon Bay, Bay*da>y«rde DIvlaton— Altxander J. W. 
 McNally, Stapban R. March, Esqulraa. 
 
 Diitrict of Twtlllngata— Honorabia Anguatua Fradarlok Goodridge, 
 Smith McKay and Michael T. Knight, Eiqutrea. 
 
 Diitrict of Fogo— Jamea RoUa, Eaquire. 
 
 Diitrict of Placentia and St. Mary'a-Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly, George 
 U. Emerson and Jamea McGrath, Eaquifea. 
 
 Diitrict of Burin— John E. P. Petera, Henry W. LeMessarler, Esq'ra. 
 
 Diitrict of Fortune Bay— Robert Bond, Esquire. 
 
 Diitrict of Trinity Bay— Sir Robert Thorburn, K.C.M.G., Walter 
 Baine Grieve, and Ellia Watson, Esquires. 
 
 Diitrict of Bonavista Bay— Abraham Kean and A. B. Morine, Esq'rs. 
 
 Diitrict of St. Barbe— Albert Bradsbaw, Esquire. 
 
 Diitrict of St. George—Michael Henry Carty, Esquire. 
 
 Clerk : Richard B. Holden. 
 Assistant clerk : James H. Watson. 
 Solicitor General : . 
 
 Solicitor: I. R.McNeily. 
 Sergeant-at-Arms : Joseph Boyd. 
 Librarian: . 
 
 Doorkeeper: John Hally. 
 Messenger: B. Keeping. 
 
 Assistant messenger : — ^. 
 
 Upper doorkeeper : Thomas Duff. 
 Outer doorkeeper : Robert Walsh. 
 Assistant doorkeeper : John Sbeppard. 
 Fireman : James Higgins. 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICES— DEPARTMENTAL. 
 
 I 
 
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 Attorney Creneral : Sir Jas. Spearman Winter, K.C.M.G. 
 Colonial Secretary : Honorable M. Fenelon. 
 Receiver General : Honorable W. J. S. Donnell/. 
 Surveyor General : Honorable Alfred Penney. 
 Chairman of the Board of Works : Smith McKay. 
 
 Colonial Secretary's Office. 
 Colonial Secretary : Honorable M. Fenelon. 
 Clerks: John W. Withers and G. W. B. Carter. 
 Messenger: Charles Brockelhurst. 
 OflSce keeper : James Dunphy. 
 
24 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [188!) 
 
 u.^ 
 
 Financial Secretary's Office. 
 
 Financi»l Secretary : Michael T. Knlj^ht. 
 Clerk : Alexander S. Keid. 
 
 Stipendiary Poor Commissioner. 
 Commissioner : John Ca»ey. 
 Clerk : John Dunpby. 
 Assistant clerk : Anne Hayes. 
 
 THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Boar<l or Revenue : 
 
 Pre&ident: Hon. W.J. S. Donnelly (Receiver General) ; Hon. A. F. 
 Goodrulge; Mr Robert Thorburn, Hon. James 8. Pitts tin'l Mo«:es 
 Monroe ; Secretary : James L. Noonan. 
 
 Reveiine EstabliMlinient : 
 
 Receiver general. Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly; nssi.-^tiuit collector. 
 James L. Noonan; landing and tide surveyor, John il. Ke:iiney: 
 clerk, Francis Doyle; landing waiters. AV. S. i'aniiin;,' uml Williiuu 
 "White ; third landing waiter and assistant tide-surveyor, .Jolin Wiuter; 
 first clerk and wareliouse keeper, Thomas W. Gadeii: s^icoii'l .?!eik. 
 John H. Noonan; third clerk. Patrick Furlong: fourth clerk. .Jaiiiei 
 Cormack; tifth clerk, P. D. White; lockers, I'liiliii Haliy aud ['lUmk 
 Reanlon. 
 
 Warehouse Examining Officer: James Jnrdine. 
 
 Authorized Broker: Henry J. Stabb. 
 
 Out port Siib-CJollcctors : 
 
 Fo;.'o. John G. lAicas; Greenspoi;d, William Laii;:; Tiinily. 
 Edward Doyle; Carbonear, Felix J.M'Curthy: Hartioi- (tukv. Alex.. 
 Clift; clerk'and landing waiter, A. W. ijeyuioi.r; I'.ri.uus. .John H;in- 
 lett; Burin. Thomas Winter; Lamaline, James I'ittmaii-; llaiiior 
 Briton. IMillip Hubert,; Push-through, (Fortune Bay . Flunry (■;uij|i; 
 Engli>li Ilnrlior, bt. Jacques and Belloran), Henrv Olint'u: (iaultoiv 
 K";..'h:inl Bradshaw ; Lal'oile, Fnmcis A. keid ; 'rwiiiiniiutc Amliew 
 •J. I'earce: Oderin, IJichard McCJnith; Chaunel. Clntrles Mouiant; Kay 
 8t. Georir*', Kdward Hirst; Bav of Islands. Kaurenw I'.arron; Boiiul' 
 Bay, Nathan X.Taylor; Jtound Harbor. Tilt Covo, an.! Bet:- Cove. 
 John <;. Duder: Flower-^ Cove, William P. Taylor. 
 
 I'revontive Ollicor.s : 
 
 Bonavi-ita and Catalina, John 'Mifflcn; Bay Bnll>. J. Williani*; 
 Holyrood. Philip Veitch ; Ferryland, Wm. ::^. Cart'-r: St.. MarvV, Ja>. 
 Harney; Little Phuientia, Thomas Freeman: Bay lioberts, G. W. U. 
 Hlerlihy; HeanVs Content. Charles E. BeBdell; IIant".> llarhoi', K. 
 Belben; Burgeo, John Cunningham; Great Plaeeniia. William (4. 
 Bradshaw; Grand Bank (Fortune Bay*, George -Simuis; rnp'ssey. 
 Augustus Sinnns; Jlo.^e HIanche. Richard Furneaux; Jjainaliiie..Ja«. 
 Pittman: Renews. Miebael Jackman; Fortune, J. Haddou; We?-terii 
 Bay, James Evan> ; Harbor Bult'ett, William Hand: PnrtUiiiil Cove. 
 William H. Webber; Salmonier. John Dakin; l'res.r|ue. I'atii'k 
 Sullivan; Cotlroy, John Gi'Ms; St. Anthony, James Saint.: LaSci^. 
 Daniel l>uggan; Nipper's ■ari)or, W. Cunningham; Kings Cuve. 
 Richard Lawton. 
 
 ('uNtoms* Departinoiit : 
 
 Registrar of Shipping for Newfoundland and its Dependencies: 
 Honorable W. ,J. S. Donnellv. Surveyors of Shipping: Wm. White, 
 
 St. John's: Alex. Clift. Harbor Grace; Edward Doyle, Trinity: 
 
 English Harbvr: Daniel Murphy, Cape Bonavl-ta to Salvage; 
 
 ^MiiaW" ' •' 
 
1888] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 25 
 
 William Lani;. Salvage to Cnpe Freels; George Slmms, Grand Bank; 
 
 . . Fortune; J. Mifflen, Catalinato Ra$n;ed Harbor ; Andrew 
 
 J. Pearce, TwiUln^nte to Cban^e Islands; John O. Lucas. Fogo ; Jobn 
 C. Duder, Tilt Cove; Richard Furneaux, Rose Blanche; Felix J. 
 McCarthy, Carbonear. 
 
 Treasury Departiaout : 
 
 Receiver General— Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly. Cleric— Goorge F. 
 Hayward. 
 
 Labrador' (Collection of duties under Consolidated Statutes): 
 Sub-collector— Francis C. Berteau; Sub-collector (Blanc Sablon, 
 Labrador)— Richard Cormuck. 
 
 Superintendent Mercantile Marine; Robert Carter. 
 
 SURVEYOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Surveyor Genenil— Hon. Alfred Penuer. 
 First Clerk— Thomas Long. 
 Second Clerk— Carteret Alsop. 
 Third Clerk— Arthur White. 
 
 Assistant Clerks^George E. Turner, Albert J. Bavlev and Wm. 
 Noel. 
 
 Geological and Topographical Surveyor— .James P. Rowley. 
 Surveyor and Civil Engineer— Charle.o J. Harvey. 
 Messenger— WilJiam Bright. 
 
 Deputy Surveyors. 
 
 Auf/iorhf'd to art in ani/ part of XeirfuxudiniKl . 
 [All ofticers in .Surveyor General's Department, St. John'*.] 
 N. W. Arm (Green Hav), -J. B. Howson: Nipper's FlarNor. IL 
 M. Herbert; Little Bay, James Whyte; Twillingale. T. IVvlou; 
 Fogo, Jobn W, Webb; Greenspond, .J. T. Oakley; Open Hall. Ileury 
 Miles; Kings Cove, lllchanl Lnwton; Bonavista. 0. E. Tlioiiipiion; 
 Trinity, Gilbert H. Cole and Benjamin Miller; Catalina. W. Badoock; 
 Britannia Cove, J. T. Currie; Old Perlican, Wm. Cllri^tian: Bay-de- 
 Verds. I'billp Moore; Carbonear, A. J. Crocker ; Bay Itoiiert^, G. 
 AV. R. Hierlihy; Brigus. Jobn Hearn, James Hearn and K. C. Law- 
 rence: St. John's, John Maber, W. B. Read, .lobn Haddon and Allen 
 F.Y.Long: Harbor Grace Junction, Alf. O'Mcara: Top»ail. Win. 
 Swansborough; Mobile, Thomas Driscoll; Forryiaiid. 1!. H. White; 
 St. Mary's, James Harney ; Placentia, Thomas O'Keilly; Fortune. H. 
 J. Ilaifdon; I'ushtbrougb (Fortune Bayi. Henry Camp: Harbor 
 Briton. I'bilip Hubert: (.'hanuel. IJ. T. .'r'quarry: L'odroy. ,bini'> L. 
 Kni;,'bt: Bav of Islands. L. Barron; Bonne Bavi Donald Browne : St. 
 George's Bay. T. W. Nevil. 
 
 Surveyors under Agricultural Act, ib88. 
 
 [AH otticers in Surveyor Geuoral's Department. St. John's.] 
 
 Alexander Bay. William AVyait anil .Jonathan 2so.sev,ortby; 
 
 Belle Isle. WilliamBennett and William Jackman: Lance Cove, Jas. 
 
 A. Hiscock: Broad Cove. C. B. Belbin; -Bay Iloberts, Robert Simp- 
 
 irsonand G. W. R. Hierlihy; Bishop and Bryants Cove. Israel Smith; 
 
 ^ Blackhead, J. C. Sloores :" Brooklyn. Thomas Howe and M. D. Stares ; 
 
 LBonavista. Charles E. Thompson': Britannia Cove. John T. Currie; 
 
 Jterli,'us, John Hearn and IJ. «.'. Lawrence: Bay of Islands, Laurence 
 
 ■Barron: Bonne Bay. Donald Browne and Alex.Cotlin; Bav-de-Verdo, 
 
 ▼hilip Moore; Bay Bulls Arm (Trinity Bay), Josepli Lilly; Clark's 
 
 Beacli, John M. 'Keats: Carbonear. A. J. Crocker; Cliannel. R. T. 
 
 Squarry; Codroy, John Gillis and J. L. Knight; Grand River. J. J. 
 
 Doyle; Little Il'iver. John Tompkins; Cata ina. William Badcock; 
 
 ■^: 
 
26 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 Colliers B^ (Trinity Bay), Uriah Cole; Cape Spear, C. CantweU: 
 Dominion Point (Exploits), Harry Burt; Exploits, W. M. Wlnsor: 
 Flat Bay (St. George's Bay), T. KeviUe; Fortune Harbor, Richard 
 Quirk; Fox Cove to Cape Freels, Hoses Davis; Ferryland, K. H. 
 White; Fogo, J. W. Webb; Fortune. H. J. Haddon; GouldB, Samuel 
 Ruby ; (Gooseberry Island, James CuUen; Gravels, Port au Port, H. 
 H. Haliburton ; Greenspond, John T. Oakley j Harbor Grace, John 
 Scully ; Herring Neck, J. D. Lookyer and W. J. Holwell ; Hants Har- 
 bor, IteubenPippy; Harbor Grace Junction. Alf. O'Meara; Hearts 
 Content, Charles Bendell; Harbor Briton, Philip Hubert; Hermitage 
 Cove, William Kent: Highlands, John McPherson; island Cove 
 (Upper), Israel Smltn; Island Cove (Lower). A. J. Hudson; Kings 
 Cove (Bonavista Bay), Richard Lawton: Kelligrews, F. Furneauz; 
 Little Hearts Base, William Balsom; Little Bay, James Why te; Little 
 Bay Island, James Strong; Leading Tickle, J. M. Silk; LosyBay, 
 G. A. Rendell; Munnrave Harbor, J. B. Wheeler; Mobile, Thomas 
 Drlscoll ; If oreton's Harbor, J. B. Osmond ; N. W. Arm (Green Bay), 
 J. B. Howson: Nippers Harbor, H. M. Herbert and W.Ounningham; 
 Northern Bight. Nehemiah Frost; New Bay, Peter Moores; New 
 Perlican, Luke Pittman; Open HalL Henry Miles; OldPerllcan, Wm. 
 Christian; Portugal Cove, W. H. Webber; Petty Harbor, S. Hanni- 
 ford and Fred Chafe; Pouch Cove, Moses Clarke; Placentia, Thomas 
 O'Reilly; Pushthrough, Henry Camp; Pools Island, Peter Hou^e; 
 Robinson's Head, T. W. Evans; Roberts' Arm, Charles W. Warr; 
 Spaniard's Bay and Tilton, Herbert Gosse;SalmonCove (Trinity Bay), 
 William Gabriel; Swain's Island, Thomas Parsons ; Salvage, Kenneth 
 Burden; Salmonier, F.Curtis; Sandy Point. Hector McDonald; St. 
 John's, John Haddon and A. F. Y. Long ; St. Mary's, Thomas Harney ; 
 Stevenville, Martin J. Hynes; Shoal Harbor (Smith's Sound), Wm. 
 Palmer; Trinity, Benjamin Miller and G. U. Cole; Toad's Cove, 
 Edward Howlett ; Trepassey, Henry Pennell ; Twillingate, Thomas 
 Peyton; Topsail William Swansborough ; Tilt Cove, C S.Rowland; 
 Western Bay, J. L. Noel. 
 
 Board of Works Department, 
 
 Having the management and superintendence of the Government 
 House, Colonial Building, Court Houses, Gaols, Custom Houses, 
 Hospitals, Lunatic Asylum, and all other buildings and property be- 
 longing to the colony ; lighthouses, buoys and beacons, erected or to 
 be erected, within the colony and its dependencies ; supervision of 
 commissioners of roads, highways, bridges, &c. 
 
 UOARD OF WORKS. 
 
 Chairman— Smith McKay; Honorable P. Cleary, and Hon. A. F. 
 Goodridge. 
 
 Secretary and Accountant— W. R. Stirling. 
 
 Assistant Clerk— Thomas Morris. 
 
 Superintendent of Public Works and Buildings, and Inspector of 
 Lighthouses— John T. Nevill. 
 
 Clerk— Richard White. 
 
 Mechanician— Thomas Comtek. 
 
 Road Inspectors and Surveyors— R. Grace and J. J. Jackman. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
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 ST. JOHN'S MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. 
 
 ',0B 
 
 Chairman : CouDcillor James Qoodfellow, ) Appointed by Govern- 
 Councillor James P. Fox, > ment. 
 
 Councillors : 
 No. 1 Ward : John T. Carnell. 
 
 No. 2 Ward : Francis St. John. ' 
 
 No. 8 Ward : Hon. M. Monroe. 
 No. 4 Ward : Michael Power. 
 No. 6 Ward : W. D. Morlson. 
 
 Secretary: P. W. Kelly. 
 
 Accountants: M. B. Kearney and John Syme. 
 
 Solicitor: L B. McNelly. 
 
 Collector: Thomas W. Plnsent. 
 Engineer : John Martin. 
 
 Sanitary Department. 
 
 Supervisor : John R. Hughes. 
 
 l8t Inspector : Peter Doyle. 
 
 2nd Inspector : Thomas Ewlng. 
 
 3rd Inspector : Philip Jaokman. 
 
 Stable keeiier : Joseph Snow. 
 
 Impounde'.*: Peter L'Estrange. 
 
 Road Inspector, (West) : Michael Bambrlck. 
 
 Boad Inspector, (East) : William Carnell. 
 
 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Penitentiary. 
 St. John's Penitentiary : Governor, John R. McCowan ; warden, 
 Richard Byan; Ist turnkey, J. Martin; 2nd turnkey, John Fleet; 3rd 
 
 turnkey, GeoflFrey Kelly; trades' warden, ; orderly, 
 
 R. Hammond; matron. Miss Keating; surgeon, Cbas. Crowdy, M.D. 
 
 St. John's Hospital. 
 
 Besldent Medical Attendant: Charles Crowdy, M.D.; Henry 
 Shea, M.D. ; matron. Miss Cowan. 
 
 St. John's Poor House. 
 
 Medical Attendant: Charles Crowdy, M.D.; keeper, Edward 
 Morris. 
 
 St. John's Lunatic Asylum. 
 Resident Physician : Henry H. Stabb, M.D. 
 
 District Surgeons. 
 
 St. John's (Eastern Ward) : William C. Simms, M.D. ; Thomas 
 Rowley, M.D. Western Ward : Frederic Bunting, M.D. 
 Conception Bay : William Allan, M.D. 
 
 Colonial Building and Grounds. 
 
 Keeper : Mrs. Born. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. [1889 
 
 OUTPORT ROAD BOARDS. 
 
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 District of St. Barbe. 
 
 Cape Gregory to Norris' Point, Including both Arms of Bonne Bay 
 
 —Donald Browne; G. Halfyard, N. Taylor, H. McKenzie, A. 
 
 Brean. 
 Norris' Point to Port-au-Choix— Rev. C. Hollands, J. Payne, jr., (Cow 
 
 Harbor), Cbas. Biggins, (Daniel's Harbor), J. Humber, (Decker's 
 
 Cove), T. Walters, (Rocky Harbor). 
 Cape Norman to St. Anthony— AzariasAlcock, iGriguet),C. LeDrenr, 
 
 (St. Leonard's), Joseph Guy. (Quirpon). 
 St. Anthony— Henry F. Moors, John Moors, James Biles. 
 Orange Bay to Conche—Jobu Casey, Henry Gillard, G. Cramptou, G. 
 
 Reld, Rev. W. Tarahan. 
 Groais Islands— James Gardner, James Breeu, James Warren. 
 Horse Islands— John Loch, JO-scph Curtis, John Burton. 
 South Side of White Bay— Kev. S. Andrews, John Jacobs, William 
 
 Rice, Thomas Rice, James Rice. 
 Partridge Point to Cape John— John Carroll, W. Fitzgerald, J. Ford. 
 
 District of Twillingate. 
 
 Sboecove to Snook's Arm, inclusive— Wm. Jones, G. Morgan, C. S. 
 
 Rowland, L. Gill, C. Coombs, J. Jackman, A. Adams, J. McKay. 
 Snook's Arm to Buttonhole Cove, inclusive— T. Stoodley, J. Adam^, 
 
 T. Bowers. 
 Buttonhole Cove to Nipper's Harbor, inclusive — R. Batstone, W. 
 
 J. Eaton, W. Cunnii)ghHiB,-D. Stark, J. Bowers. 
 Nipper's Hurl.or to Middle Ar^v inclusive— J. Hlgs^ins, F. Martin, A. 
 
 Mills. E. Fleniiug, A Gout^le. 
 Jackson's Arm to Western Arm, iuclusive — H. Knight, J. R. Bat- 
 stone, J. Manuel, .J. Upward. 
 Three Arms, Wild Bight— Solomon Strong, J. Batstone, J. Norris^, R. 
 
 Young. , , 
 
 Little Bay Klines to IJall's Bay Head, Inclusive— Rev. S. O'Flynn. .1. 
 
 Benson, J. Wliitti. jr.. -J. Delaney' C. O'B. Reddiu. R. 1). Waisli. 
 
 Rev. H. Turner. (Jlloi Foote, Michael Keating. 
 Little Bay Island— J. Strong. W. Strong, W. Anstey, R. Mnrcell, T. 
 
 .Fones, A. C. Ilynes, V. Wiseman, Josftph Strong. 
 Ward's Harbor to Roberts' Arm, inckniiug Saiuly Cove Island— S. 
 
 Short, J. Rousell, J. Parsons, J. Wellinan.E. Paddick.O. l^addick. 
 Hallsbay— J. Curtis, F, Thistle. J. Taylor. 
 Nlmrod, Dark Tickle and Triton— Caleb Purchase, W. In>trege, J. 
 
 Winsor, O. Buxge, W. Vincent. J. Fudge. 
 Leading Tickles— T. M. Silk, T. Rousell. B. Rousell, G. Marsh, N. 
 
 Chippett, J. Ilaggett, J. Ward, U. Martin. 
 Newbay— Adolphus Yates, J. Manuel, D. Spence, E. Boone, J. Moore. 
 Fortune Harbor to Waldrou Cove -Rev. J. Walsh. Uev. Felix 
 
 McCarthy, S. Gillespie, M. Bryan, M. Glaveen, E. Gillespie. P. 
 
 Byrne, M. Byrne, Richard Quirk, 
 Exploits, Burnt Llano -T. butt, J. Manuel, T. Winser, M. Daltou, 
 
 A. Manuel, G. Sevier, S. Manuel. 
 
 
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 29 
 
 Black Island— Thomas E. Harris, W. Dorey, J. Primer, W. Hamilton, 
 
 W. Anstey. 
 Kite Cove, Scissor's Cove, Kane's Point, Elliot's Point and Mumper's 
 
 Island— J. Dalton, F. Jewer, J. Manuel, G. Brown, S. Manuel. 
 Nortbern Arm to Philip's Head— W. Evans, L. Manuel, T. Antle. 
 Dominion Point to Killock Island— James Winser, A. Beaton, J. Gill. 
 Burntbay— Josiah "VVolfreys, John Wolfreys, R. Boone, Joseph 
 
 Wolfreys, Solomon Hand. 
 Loonbay — J. Roberts, F. Slade. 
 Moreton's Harbor, and Western Head— M. Osmond, S. Small, T. 
 
 Knislit, T. French, S. Ridoiit, (Western Head), C. Brett, S. Jones, 
 
 E. Taylor, E. Small, W. Taylor. 
 TIzzird's Harbor— R. Boyd. J. Osmond, J. Forward, Wm. Wheeler, 
 
 J. Locke, George Forward. 
 TwillinKate Islands— T. Pe\ton, F. Roberts, E. Roberts. R. D. Hodge, 
 
 M. Hayward. T. Ashborne, J. Spencc J. Miiity, G. Gilieit, W. 
 
 Lotlibrldge, J. Roberts, J. W. Owen, J. I'urchase, J. Anstey, 
 
 (Piircell's Harbor). 
 Herrint,' Neck and Merritt's Harbor— W. J. Holwcll. R. J. Richards, 
 
 K. Blandford, J. Squires, J. Card, J. Philpot, J. D. Lockyer. 
 
 District of Fogo. 
 
 Change Islands— J. Dowell. T. Torraville, T. W. Taylor, J. Pelley, S. 
 
 I'oberts. J. C. Waterman, H. Soammell. 
 Fo<,'0— Dr. Malcolm, Dr. H. Findlater, R. Scott, H. J. Earle, J. Fitz- 
 
 irerald, J. W. Hodire, T. C. Duder. 
 I^iirr'd Island— A. Anthony, Levi Whicher, ]. Foster. 
 loe Batt's Arm— P. Cournew, C. Brett, J. Freke, jr., W. Mercer, 
 
 Thomas Deady. 
 Tilton Harbor— W. Green, L Burke, jr., P. Dwyer, J. Breathers, 
 
 P. Foley. 
 Seklom-Come-By— P. N'ewell. J.Rowe. II. Penney, W. Penney, M. 
 
 Hornet. 
 Iiulian Islands— W. Collins, W. Perry, sr.. W.Perry, jr.. J. B^gslcy, 
 
 E. Penney. 
 Ganilerbxy— J. Biirsey, B. Gilllngbam, X. Gillingham. 
 Rockyhay- Philip Hicks, Samson Russell, Stephen Clialk, John Perry, 
 
 Charles White. 
 
 District of Bonavista. 
 
 Jumes' Cove (from West side Dalton's Cove to East side James' Cove, 
 
 lioth inclusive)— Geori^e Ilynes, William Ash, Samson Handcock, 
 
 Henry AVheeler, Abraham Moss. 
 Tickiocove (from Red CliH'to ICecls, both incliisivo)— A. Skiftington, 
 
 John Walsh. Michael Connors. AVm. Rus«oll. R. Humhy, A.C. 
 
 Candow. John Taylor. P. M(;Cormack, E. O'Neil. 
 KecK— S. Codin, J. Egnn, T. Ilobhs, sr., R. Mesh, W. Penney, M. 
 
 Byrne, R. Penney. 
 Fhit Islands— Joseph Samson, Wm. Samson, jr., James Petten, Wm. 
 
 Samson, (of Joseph), James Pike. 
 Newmanscove— (from Iialf-way betweiMi Bonavista Town and Birchy- 
 
 irive to Upjier Amherstcov.) — Hcnjamin S<|uire<, Thomas Ford, 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 
 Edward Brown, Thomas BalDKer, Henry Bartlett, George Ryan, 
 William Terry, Patrick Terry, Robert Keats. 
 Cottell's Island and Burnt Island— Daniel Turner, Ed. Lane, Jaines 
 Whealan, Thomas White, Wm. Aylward, John Turner, (CottelPs 
 Island), Thomas Vane, (Burnt Island). 
 Ladle and Apseycove— R. Wellon, T. Wellon, W. West, J. Goodyear, 
 
 B. Tuck. 
 Musgrave Harbor, Dotlngcove and Ragsced Harbor— J. B. Wheeler, 
 J. Whiteway. S. Hicks, R. Burt, S. Mutch, J. Abbott, J. Hicks, jr. 
 Cat Harbor-H. Robbins, W. Gibbons, J. Smith, W. Butt, G.rnrsons, 
 
 W. Foley, G. Norman. 
 Plnchard's Island, viz. : Capo Frcels to Foxcove— M. Davis, H. Davis 
 
 J. Barbour, IT. Melendy, T. Gill, M. Garrett, J. Salnsbury. 
 Swain's Island, viz. : Nortonseovo to roinulcove— J. Tiller, J. Rlsliop, 
 R. Biddleconie. K. Gibbons, P. Blackwood. E. Bisho]), J.nouiiscl- 
 Pool's Island -P. House, W. Ivnee, J. Davis. G. Kinj,'. 
 Greenspond— James Barnes, (Ship Island), John 8. Carter, (Newell's 
 Island), Wm. \\'liite, sr., (Green-pond). Arthur Vivian, (Sliiuii 
 hierscovo), John White, (Loocove), Archilialil Collins, (Now 
 Harbor), Cieorj,'e Pritchett, (Freshwater). 
 Fair Island— J. Brown, Job Hunt, (i. Cutler, John Uoi,'crs, (of (',), 
 
 John Rogers (of II.), Jacob Hunt, S. Filthorn. 
 Gooseberry Ishuul— A. Janes, Siiuon Wills, Edward Sweetapple. J. 
 
 G. Kelley. 
 Alexandrabay — J. Noseworthy, S. Saunders, A. Brifet, W. Arnold, j. 
 
 Butt, E. Bury, J. Stroud. 
 Safe Harbor — William Davis, John Knee, George Burton, Thomas 
 
 Gilliugham, James Dyke. 
 Salvage— James Burden, sr., James Burden, jr., J. Squires, J. Brown. 
 
 J. .Sansom. 
 Musgrave Town— John Olford, sr., T. Saint, A. Douiiny, Joseph 
 Greening, sr., Joseph Greening, (of Joseph), J. Perry, John 
 Olford, jr., W. Gieening, J. Yetnian. 
 Brooklyn— William Pye, W. Stares, sr.. 31. Waugh, J. Handcoik, sr., 
 W. Blunden, A. Lelhbridge, W. Ash, G. Harris, J. Haudoock, jr., 
 M. I). Stares. 
 Indian Arm— John Prince, W. Greening, R. Taylor, E. Hiimby, W. 
 
 Tilly, J. Brown, G. Prince, J. Humby, T. White. 
 Klngscove— Rev. W. Veitch, Rev. W. Kirby, D. Rjan, S. Brown, T. 
 Ryan, W. Mouks, J. Brown, S. Ryan, P. Lawton. J. Devine. M. 
 Aylward, J. Aylward, Michael Martin. 
 Bonavista — A. Vincent, Win. Hunt, Wm. Sweetland, G. Keader, A. 
 Ryder, T. Harris, sr., J. Rynn, R. Brown, J. Roper. 
 District of Trinity. 
 Bird Islandcove— A. Tilley, S. Trask, James Street, Solomon Carew, 
 
 Joseph Baker, John Hill, Christopher Chalk. 
 Little Catalina— J. Stone, J. Johnson, G. Reed, (of William). 
 Great Catalina— W. Ashford, G. Courage, jr., T. Martin, J. Duflett, J. 
 
 Murphy, sr., S. Jeans, W. N. Snelgrove. 
 Ragged Harbor— M. Feehan, J. Doody, P. Peters, sr., D. Duggau, 
 T. Dojovan. 
 
1880] 
 
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 31 
 
 iDKlisb Harbor to Salmonoove— B. Facey, W. Higdec, Wm. Bugden, 
 W. Batflon, J. Penney, S. Freeman, J. Moody, H. G. Barnes, 
 M. Miller. 
 
 Trinity (town) West— Dr. White, G. H. Cole, B. Miller, F. Gover, G. 
 Fleet, R. S. Bremner, G. Christian. 
 
 Trinity (town) North— Philip Fowlow, Richard Fowlow, Nathaniel 
 Everly, John Randall, (of Isaac), George Guppy, Joseph Butler, 
 (of James), Israel Butler, Michael Connolly. 
 
 New Bonaventure— W. H. Field, M. King, J. Ivany, L. Short. 
 
 British Harbor, Careless Harbor to Pope's Harbor, both inclusive— E. 
 
 Gardner, H. Gardner, R. Bannister, W. Gardner, T. Leonard, 
 
 A. Clark (Dalby's Cove), 
 
 Irelamrs Eye and vicinity— J. P. King, J. Toop, jr., J. Mills. 
 
 Smith's Sound (Xorth Side), Popt's narl)or to tlio Bar -T. Telly, E. 
 Pelly, li. Williams, J. Duffett, A. Stone. 
 
 Smith's Sound (South Side), The Bar and Lower Liincecove— Pierce 
 
 Curric, J. Pittman, U. Late, J. Butt, ^^'illianl Smith. 
 Shoal Iliirbor— James Butler, J. Tilley. I. Adey, Thomas Cooper, 
 
 Cbiirles Hansford, W. Stanley, A. Bussey. 
 Foster's Point— G, Held, N. March, S. Pelly, W. Gullifonl, T. Smith. 
 Hickman's Harbor— H. BUindon, J. Vardy, C. Hryant, B. Jlartiu, A. 
 
 Ulucdou, 
 Random, S. W. Arm, (North Side)— M. Martin, II, Benson, J. Frost, 
 
 H. Prince, D. Benson, 
 Hodge's Cove to Scuthern Bight, both inclusive— |. Drover, D. Puddle, 
 
 J. Drudge, J, Vey, N. Gooby. 
 Fox Harbor and vicinity, St. Jones' Without to Little Heartsease 
 
 Brook— W. Balsom, H, Avery, R. Seward, jr., D. Spurrel, T. Ben- 
 son, D. Martin. 
 Tickle Harbor— S. Miller, D. McCarthy, U. Thorne, B. Kowe. 
 Normanscove, (Chapel Arm)— Elisha Elford, J. Reed, E. Pretty, J. 
 
 Smith, J. Piercy. 
 New Harbor and Vicinity— M. Parsons, R. Cranford, T. Newhook, E. 
 
 Moore, A. George. 
 Green's Harbor, Witless Bay and Ilopeall— C. Crocker, William Day, 
 
 A. March, Henry Rowe, J. Liniard. 
 Heart's Delight— J. Reed, S. Humphries, F. Chlslett, E.Jerrett, S. 
 
 Case. 
 Heart's Desire— John George, (of Wm.), M, George, W, Clark, 
 Heart's Content— G. Charlton, Rev. E. C. Smith, J. Hopkins, R. 
 
 Penney, Dr. W. Anderson. 
 New Perlican— A. Pittman, R. Bemister, X. Northover, T. Hobbs, 
 
 J. Antle. 
 
 Scillyeove— John Samson, George Downey. 
 
 Hant's Harbor— J. H, Watson, J, Short, G. Green, R, Pe!ly,R. Belbiu. 
 
 Russelscovc- A, Sparkes, M, Button, A, Harris, A, Button, J. Brown. 
 
 District of Bay-de- Verde. 
 
 Division 7. Old Perlican to Danielscove, both inclusive— Levi Burt, 
 W. Christian, N. March, M. Bursey, J. Froude, J. Tizzard. 
 
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 TMK NKNMOrNDLAXl) ALMANAC. 
 
 [1S8U 
 
 I)ivi^it»ll !S. (Jrute^'cove to RedheiuJtovt', both iui'lii-iive— li. llfiLxon, 
 
 W. T. Avery, K. Vey, J. r.rodijricU. j. Av<;iy, J, Uonson. 
 DiviHion ti. I'.ay-de-A'eitle to Low Poiut, both inclii>*iv»'— |. Moore, W. 
 
 Loekycr, J. Eiiibtrley, fceiir.. ]I. DiiMett, |. Xeal, I>. Ntniinui, |. 
 
 llenrn. 
 DiviM'ou .*>. l.'apliiit'ovc; to I'.unit i'oiut, both 1nrlu>ivu— !. Lewis, 
 
 (i. Cull, E. Tiinif>r, L. Garlainl, (i. Cooper, (.'. .Sliinio. T. 'rin'ker, 
 
 \V. Ihiliilay, II. Kn^lUb, A. Ci. lliulsuii. 
 Divi>ion4. (iitll Isluiid to Smoothrjve, both iii(iii>lve M. I'liclilister, 
 
 I{t!V. Michael liaiiitfy, J. Moore's, J. March. W. Moorts, M. hoyle. 
 Division ;i. CK'hrepitcuve t(i\\«!>teriil>ay,l)Oth inclii^ivc -W. K'ciintMly, 
 
 L. Ciunnuy. j. Crowley, R. WuMi. A. Ilalfyanl. 
 Divi>ion 2. AdaiiiM-ove to Spojiteove. l)()th inflii>lve -I'. Jcaiis <i, K. 
 
 Moures. T. l)ianioinl, j. Kviiiw, William f.arey, J. 'I'liisUe. O. 
 
 Maui;>, J. Lo^•row. T. Ti icktlt. 
 Division]. IVrrxx-ove to Fresliwuter, both iiK'lii>ive— j. Swaiiie, T. 
 
 Ko-i;, W. Davi-*, W. Laini), K. Kullaway, (i. Hvcrley, F. Davis. 
 
 District of Carbonear. 
 
 Carbouear— ). IJyall, !•;. S. Pike, j. Mackay, j. I'eurco, T. Kennedy, U. 
 Moore, A. I. Crocker, T. Finn. 
 
 District of Harbor Grace. 
 
 Harlior (irace Proper -M. W'aUh. j. Patterson, W. Taiip. I). J. (ireen, 
 
 P. Walsh, C. Kossi, li. Parsons, p. Farrel, John Iloiran, Williuni 
 
 •^tevonson, of John. 
 Harbor Grace, South Side— Mosos Noel, Tobia* i?Iii'ppard, W. Dunn, 
 
 P. Norcott, Edward Parsoii«i. Thos. !?heppard, Levi Noscworthy. 
 Bryants c'ove— James Noseworthy, George Parsons, \\'ni. CoiiLdilan, 
 
 Jacol) Mori,'au, Patrick Nonitu. 
 Upper Islaudcove-Janics Crane, A. Yoim^', T. Drover, of James; 
 
 A. Crane, J. Young. 
 Bishopscovc— Israel Smith, N. Barrett. H. Hirrett, William Siiiiili.of 
 
 George; J, Birrett. of John. 
 Spani:)rd>bay— Stephen Gosse, II, (io>se. of Pobert ; Wm. C ;il!alian, 
 
 J. Barrett, sr., M. Got^se, of Israel ; Henry Gosi»o, J. Gos>e, «;r. 
 Bay ]Iobert<-C. French, M. Delaney, S. I'arsons, A. Dawe, Eli 
 
 Mercer, W. Wood, S. French. 
 Coiey'> Point -K. Dawe. J. Cireenland. ^\■. Parsons. S. Bradliury. . 
 
 District of Port-de-Grave. 
 
 Port-de-Grave— K. Morgan, T. Dawe, W. lUissey, Moses Mon;aii,G. 
 
 Andrews. 
 ]5arenee'l-G. II. l!u»ey, II. Xewell, 11. Morri>sey. Isaan Uicbiuds, J. 
 
 Moniv. W. J. Thompson, J. B.artlett, J, IL Frendi. W. i;i.li:u-ds. 
 Cupids — s, SpracklJn. (J. ^mith.W.Wakehaiii, M.Power. T. LcDrcw, 
 
 J. Bishop. A. Smith. K. Bishop. 
 Brigus— J. Wilcox, M. Clark, J. Smith. G. Gerret. P. Br(i;ihy, J. 
 
 Tarahan. T. IJicliards. P. J. Power, A. Munden, W. A. (ircen. Ci. 
 
 Kablvitts, Moses Bartlett, Thomas SpracklinV 
 Salmon C )ve and Clarke's l>,each-Wui. Hussev. Uobt Well-. Itidi^nl 
 
 Wells. I<aac Bichnnls. Salmon Cove: W. F. Ilorwfvxi. \\illium 
 
 Newtill. Clarke's li.'ach; John Lane, South Rivor. <ioiiM-: John 
 
 M(jore.», Broads; .Mii-hael" Kearney. 
 
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 District of Harbor Main. 
 
 Cumi'iilioii I iui-hor— William Kuiiiiuily, M. St. Julio, M. Wudu, K. 
 
 Ilctini, li. Wlifliin, M. liCtiry, M. Kuboe. 
 Harbor Main— K. Miirriiy, M. (iortnun, 1*. Cunrau, J. O'lJrieii, M. 
 
 Woodford, M. Dcvercaux, j. Kartly. 
 lloljrood-Kcv. (1. J. Miitlcocic, W. Joy, M. ttorkw, 1'. Veltcli, M. 
 
 Woodford, r. 81. John, J{. iluiirn, E. Kunuody. 
 MurHvcovo lo Indian Tond W. SwanNh»roui;ii, T. Dwyur, of Philip; 
 
 T. Allan, J. llailuy, J. Morgan, W. Tilluy, 11. llalne». 
 
 District of Ferryland. 
 
 liiiy Mulls -M. liriun, I*. WiliianiH, M. Mulvaliy. 
 
 VVIIItjHHiKiy— J. Sliannahan, T. Carc\v,0. Norrln, I). Toldn, J. Murpby. 
 
 Moliilu T. <ri>rist;oll, F. Dillon, D. l<Ml/.b'vrald. 
 
 Toads«!ovo lo l.aManclio-T. O'DrlHcoll, J. U'DrlHcoll, of Cou.; S. 
 
 French, M. I'ovvor, M. Collwrt. 
 I5ri},'us lo Cai»o llroylo M. CaKhiu, T. rundufKaMt, T. WalMfa, H. J. 
 
 Carcw, M. (ireenc. 
 Capllnbay, Forrylandand Aquaforlc— It. Worry, J. Keouf;b,P. Power, 
 
 CupHnbay; J. C'arler, J. Whil«, J. Costollo, U. II. White, M. 
 
 Dcvisniuux, Forryland; P. Wlu«or, D. 11. Wlusor, M. Meagher, 
 
 A<|naforte. 
 UunowH, FurnieuHC and liroadcovo - Uvv. J. Walxb, J. UerrlKan, U. 
 
 (juinlan, Reiicwn; William Tralnor, J. Dutton, Fermouae; M. 
 
 Lalor, Hroadcove. 
 
 District of Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 TrepaHsey— Ilev. W. Uorn, II. CurllH, U. Devorcaux, T. Sutton, J. 
 
 Waddleton. 
 ilolyrood and Ptler'H Itlvcr— William St. Croix, M. Lundrigan, M. 
 
 Houlahan. 
 St. Mary's— Kcv. R. O'Donnoll, J. Whelan, T. Howon, P. Mooney, P. 
 
 Walsh, 1). Daly. 
 Salmonler— Ucv. J. Si. John, J. Golf, J. J. Cormack, J. Dakloit, J. 
 
 Mercier. 
 Hraneb, Caiio Shore— S. Itoacli, Rev. — Whelan, P. Foley, J. English, 
 
 £. Conway, H. McQralh. 
 Great Placcnlla— T. O'Reilly, Rev. M. Clancey, J. CoHgrove, P. Fltz- 
 
 Patrick, S. Parnell. 
 Little Placentia -Uev. U. Urennan, W. Phorao, P. Murphy, Jr., B. 
 
 Hunt, J. Kellly, J. Houlahan, A. Hurke. 
 Mooniescove to North Harbor -C. D. Chambers, Harbor Buflfett; J. 
 
 Boucher, Arnoldscovc; S. Adams, Come-By •Chance; P. Whiffen, 
 
 Liltlc Harbor. 
 Harbor Huffutt— C. D. Chambers, J. Hollett, H. Whiffen, J. Miller, 
 
 E. liurton. 
 Merasheen- To be flilpd up. 
 Harren, Sound and Woody Islands and Black River— A. Blackadar, 
 
 J. Hollett, V. Brown. 
 Islo of Valen— To be filled up. 
 St. Kyran's and Presque— P. Sullivan, J.P., Rev. William Doatney. 
 
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 ' 
 
 ' 
 
 Pretquc— Martin (ialton, J. lIuniicHNy, Hr., Ju'uuh Ctiainburt*, llunry 
 
 Drown, Peter Kmbcrluy, Mlcbiiul Tuliiu. 
 Parailiso -To Im) Hllcd up. 
 OJorin-U. McOralb, V. Power, A. Miirpby. 
 Uaino Harbor and Uushouu II. UoUway. UvHt tu bo lilkil u|>. 
 
 District of Burin. 
 
 Flat lHlaod>-J. HlHbois K> Collins, G. Mlllvr. 
 
 Burld Proper W. H. Payno, S. Darby, J. Pjiul, K. VIku», J. U'lliieu, 
 
 G. liisbop, DouIh Gorman. 
 Uurin WoHt-Jobn Wcare, J. Keueb, G. Gudilaril, G. Muniiull, |. 
 
 Uugden. 
 St. Lawrence-G. Hrudluy, J. Uu'jvch, II. Piku, 1). Murray, |. 
 
 FItzpatriuk. 
 Lawn- Peter ConnorH, P. Tarrant, J. Kdwardn, J. CunnorN, M. >Str»uK> 
 Lamalino— T. Haley, H. Kunneli, J. Haley, 11. HuHkull, U. isonnell, |. 
 
 Hilller, P. lientaird. 
 Fortune— W. P. Lnkc, I). Dru/il, H. J. Haddon, J. K. Luke, U. Fur.-i«y, 
 
 T. RogerH, T. E. Lake. 
 Grandnauk-W.Dufl'ctt, A.Grundy, M. Foo(l>, G. Mull, G. Fuiscy, 
 
 8. H, Tlbbo, Jobn ForKcy. 
 Mortterbay— William Killfoy, TbumuH Slui>bcnH, NicbuiuM lialdwiii, 
 
 H. E. Hodder, Jobn Coady, Jobn Iloddcr, Pbilip Cuady. 
 
 District of Fortune. 
 
 GarniHh— William ItecvcH, W. G randy, of Joscpb; T. Giamiy, Hcnr., 
 G. Bamfleld. 
 
 Outbarbors— H. T. Holman, Harbor DritOii, ). Gaultun, liruiiLtte; |< 
 Rose, Littlobay; G. Keoplng, itcnconiro; 8. Fiunder, CoonibH. 
 cove; T. Bullcy, Sn^oua ; CburicH Cliuton, Foxuovc; JessuTliorn- 
 too, liay L'Argcnt. 
 
 Belioram— T. Grandy, T. Cluctt, Hr., G. Dioks, J. Uonikey, J. Cluelt. 
 
 EngliBh Harbor— G. T. li. Snolgrove, 1>. Burke, K. Lee, It. MurMiall, 
 A. Flandor, W. Yarn, Cbarles Clinton. 
 
 Harbor Brlton-P. Hubert, H. T. Holman, Dr. Fit?.},'crald, J. 
 Hardy. 
 
 llermitaKO Bay— E. C. Gallop, Uev. G. Bisbop, Dr. Tbompson, II. 
 Camp, U. BradHbaw. 
 
 District of Burgeo and LaPoile. 
 
 Cape LaHune to Bonnebay— J. Brajj}?, U. KIppcn, M. Spencer, T. Ink- 
 pen, J. Bell, sr., J. Hearlu, M. Syme, W. Pack, Jlev. G. Bishop. 
 
 Uamea— J. Moorcs, J.Payne, H.Kippen, J. KIppcn, G.liossiter, 1. 
 Cbefty. 
 
 Burgeo— I. MattbowH, J. Cairns, G. Bowdridye, E. Vulchcr, W. J. 
 DaviaKe, C. M. Deijuetteville, George DiukH. 
 
 LaPoile— F. A. Read. H. Uiles, J. LeScelleur, H. JettrejH, W. Stone. 
 
 8. Biilard, J. Anaereon. 
 Petltes— 8. Bonneil, J. Arnold, sr., G. Ellswort), J. Rose, Hr., J. Juan. 
 
 Rose Blanche— R. Furneaux, J. Roberis. T Cribb, T. Garrett, R. 
 
 Hardy, J. Buckland, W. Taylor. 
 Burnt Island— P. H. Brock, G. Poole, P. Smurridge. 
 Channel— T. Poole, J. Mugford, ]. Jeans, J.Walters, W.Scott, W. 
 
 Vardy, W. Warren, S. Hall. ' 
 
M 
 
 1880] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAf. 
 
 B5 
 
 District of St. George. 
 
 Codroy, (Ctipfl lUy to C>ipfl AnKullle). Rev. I). McInniM, Rov. F. 
 
 Mclniilx, J. UoIIh, J. MuDoiiakI, U. V. Tomkinn, J. (jilll*. 
 MlKlilnntlK— J. MuriiorNon, I). CjIIMh, T. Kvuhh. M.SbearK, A. Foitiine. 
 Stttiily rolnl— lloctor MttDnimUl, Kev. ('. Jiffrcyn. I. CiiNtitn. C. Gar- 
 
 nlor, C. ItlanclianI, C. U. Mcssorvy, Very Kev. M, F. Howley, D.U. 
 
 Stevcnvillo— Rov. M. O'Koiirko, lioon White, KouIhjii Connler, Wil- 
 liam IlyncH, AnKUH MclMnai;. 
 
 rorl-aii-rort— A. McDoimM. f. McLcod, A. Ilarvcy, Jr., J. Leitcb, A. 
 |. Campbell, A. Laney. }.' K. Komaino. 
 
 Biy of IslantlH, South HI.K— Kov. f. I. CiirlinK, John J. Evitt, W. H. 
 HrairK, A. Potrlo, |. HayeH,' d'. K. Lilly, U. |. Ollker, Rev. 1*. 
 W. Hrown. 
 
 Hay of iMlantlH, Norili Side— Thomas Ciirtur, C. FMior, E. Brake, I). 
 Roddy, J. Marry. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Union Bank of Newfoundland. 
 
 Dlrectorn: Sir Robert Thorhurn, K.(.'.M.G., Hon. A. W. Harvey, 
 Walter It. Orlevc, R. H. Miiiin, Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly. 
 
 JameH Goldic, initnn^nr; Charles SI. Plnsent, accountant; W. H. 
 Crowdy, Int teller; i;h!is. K. Meehan, 2nd teller; W. W. Watson, and 
 A. M. TetcrH, clcrkfi. l>. floMCph Ureono, notary. P. MorrlNNoy, 
 )ncN8en<;cr. 
 
 Discount Days: Mondays and ThurNdiyH from l^.W oVIock. 
 
 Houru of KuhIuuhh : From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. , 
 
 Commercial Bank of Newfoundland. 
 
 Directors: Hon. A. F. Goodridgc, James Goodfeilow, Geo. A. 
 IIutchinKS, Edwin J. Duder, and Hon. J. !j. Pitts. 
 
 Henry Cook, manaj^er; Henry D. Carter, accountant and paying 
 teller; James E. Kent, receiving teller; Charles P. Cruwdy, ledKer 
 keeper; George C. Coen and F. Wood, clerks. Sir William V. White- 
 way, <j.C., K.C.M.G., standing <^ouiisel and solicitor. W. Hammond, 
 porter. 
 
 Discount Days: Tiiesdjiys and Fridays, from VIM o'clock. 
 
 Hours of Unsiness : From 10 a.m. to :t p.m. 
 
 Savings' Bank. 
 
 Governors: Five members of the House of Assemldy, and three 
 members of the Legislative Council, viz. : 
 
 Sir .Tames S. Winter, K.C.M.G.. Ifon. the Speaker of the House of 
 Assembly, Alexander M. McKay, D.J. Greene, IL W. LcMessurier, 
 of tbu House of Assembly ; Hon. M. Monro*;, Hon. C. 1{. Ayre, of the 
 Legislative Council. 
 
 Directors: Sir J. S. Winter, K.C.M.G., Hon. M. Monroe, D.J. 
 Greene. 
 
 Cai«liicr: Hon. Eil. Dalton Shea. Accountant: Stephen KntKbt. 
 Clerk: W. J. H. Shears. 
 
 The Bank is open every day, between the hours of 10.30 and 3 
 o'clock, for depositors' business. 
 
 Harbor Grace Branch. 
 
 Cashier and Clerk : A. T. Drysdaie. 
 
 Heart's Content Branch. 
 
 Clerk : George Moore. 
 
 Little Bay Branch. 
 Clerk : E. F. Berteau. 
 
 f 
 
 I 
 
86 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS. &c. 
 
 lAghU in the foltmeing Hat are frhihitml /V-om numrt to Hiinrinr, Thr 
 dinancet are all in nautirnl niifrit. 
 
 1884 
 
 1876 
 
 1874 
 
 1858 
 1880 
 
 1873 
 1888 
 
 X843 
 1857 
 
 1874 
 1881 
 
 1859 
 
 Nnm« 
 of I'lacc. 
 
 i. 
 
 \y> 
 
 r 
 
 Ik-gcrlption of IJglit. 
 
 (Jiill 
 
 Island, 
 
 Cnpo John 
 
 I^ng 
 
 Point. 
 
 Tonlin- 
 
 guot. 
 
 Cann Isl'd, 
 SeiUom- 
 Come-Ily. 
 OflferWad- 
 ham Isl'd. 
 
 Cn))ot 
 (Stinking) 
 
 Island, 
 Donnvista 
 Iliiy. 
 Putfin 
 Island, 
 Greens- 
 pond. 
 Ijttle 
 Dernier 
 Island, 
 Bonavisla 
 Biiy. 
 
 Cape 
 Bonavista. 
 
 Green 
 
 Island, 
 
 Catalina. 
 
 Fort Point, 
 Trinity. 
 
 Hant's Hr. 
 Trinity bay 
 
 Baccalieii 
 Island. 
 
 O I II O I II 
 
 49-59.54 
 
 49.4i.a3 
 
 49.35-05 
 
 49-35-35 
 
 4q.10.a6 
 
 49.03-37 
 
 48.41.05 
 
 48.42.01 
 48.30.15 
 
 48.21.55 
 48.01.07 
 
 48.08.58 
 
 55-a>.33 
 
 .54-47-34 
 
 54-10.35 
 
 53-4S-t3 
 
 Intermittent w/iih', 4tli order F^inptrir, 
 making onttcotnplcit! rcvoliiiioii iii 
 a minute, appearing about 11 sec- 
 onds lif^lil and 9 sceonds dark. 
 
 Calo-Dioplric revolviiin while; al- 
 l.'iins Rrealesf lirilliaiiey every 30 
 seconds. 
 
 I'ixed while, 8di order Dioplric. 
 
 Fixed white, .}th order Dioptric. 
 
 53.at.2T 
 
 53-32-37 
 
 53-34-05 
 
 53-04-35 
 53.02.20 
 
 53-20.51 
 53-15-07 
 
 52.47-32 
 
 IntcrmittentTd/////?, 4tliorder Dinpiric, 
 making one complete revolulion in 
 a minute, apjiearin^ about 11 sec- 
 onds light and 9 seconds dark. 
 
 /•y.ivi/ /•<•</, 4th order Dioptric, (visible 
 from N. by K., through South to W. 
 by N. by compass.) 
 
 Revolving white, sth order Dioptric, 
 of six sides to give single llasiies at 
 intervals of 30 seconds. The ( )tl(r 
 Rock 9J cables distant from lislil- 
 house, bears IC. X N. The Outer 
 lirandy, S;/ cables distant frdni 
 Lighthouse, bears W. by .S. ,^ S. 
 
 Catoptric revolving light, slieuini; al- 
 ternately a white and /<•</ li!,'lil at 
 intervals nf 90 seeomls. 
 
 Fixed white, :^\\\ order Dioptric, (visi- 
 ble \V.S.\V., to N. I'',.) 
 
 Fixed white, 8th order Dioptric. 
 
 Fixed white, 8II1 order Diopti ic. 
 
 Cato-Dioptric revolving while lislil, 
 siK-wing a flash every 20 secniiils. 
 This light is often ob.;ciu-e(l by I'oR 
 when the lower part ot the Island is 
 clear. 
 
 1880] 
 
 11 
 
 q5 
 
 It. 
 
 Mis 
 
 535 
 
 a6 
 
 33> 
 
 31 
 
 85 
 
 10 
 
 100 
 
 IX\ 
 
 74 
 
 10 
 
 85 
 
 10, 
 
 302 
 
 19 
 
 150 
 
 15 
 
 02 
 
 II 
 
 75 
 
 10 
 
 65 
 
 9 
 
 443 
 
 24 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 •17 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, ftc. 
 
 [Jffhtt in the following lint arc exhibitml from nunitet to lunviio. 
 diitianrvit ara all in nntUical milet. 
 
 Thr 
 
 !'■ 
 
 1^ 
 
 i-' 
 
 1 
 
 Kind 
 
 
 "M 
 
 3 a 
 
 L^ 
 
 of 
 
 Description of liuiliiing. 
 
 
 if 
 
 e ■< 
 
 I^mp. 
 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mis. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Sas 
 
 a6 
 
 360 
 
 a wick 
 
 Iron lower on apex of Island, painted rcil 
 
 
 
 
 Concen- 
 
 nntl white, vcrtiiallv, four stripes of each 
 color. Keeper's fiouso painted white, 
 
 
 
 
 tric. 
 
 
 
 
 
 iia ft. distant, W. by N. 
 
 W 
 
 31 
 
 All 
 
 No. 8 
 
 Liglit tower |)aintcd /-<?(/, scpiare in lower 
 
 
 
 Soawiird 
 
 Argiinds. 
 
 j>art, changing to octagon and finished 
 liy a circular drum, gallery and lantern. 
 K<!eper's tlwelling s<iuare, vertical parts 
 ivhtU, roof red, distant twcnty-fivo feet 
 from lower. 
 
 8S 
 
 10 
 
 
 337 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Uuildings wood. I.iglit tower rising from 
 the gable of llic house— vertical parts 
 painted white, roofs ted. 
 
 100 
 
 Hi 
 
 360 
 
 3 wick 
 Concen- 
 tric. 
 
 Kouad red brick tow(;r. Keeper's dwelling 
 wood — vertical parts white, roof red, 
 30 feet from tower. 
 
 74 
 
 10 
 
 360 
 
 a wick 
 Concen- 
 tric. 
 
 Iron light tow(!r in centre of a square 
 wood l)uil(ling. Roofs flat; sidesbanded 
 horizontally, red and white alternately. 
 
 85 
 
 10- 
 
 270 
 
 2 wick 
 Concen- 
 tric. 
 
 Huildings granite, roofed with slate. IJght 
 tower at one corner. 
 
 302 
 
 19 
 
 3fxi 
 
 Duplex 
 Lamp. 
 
 Circular iron tower, with k(.cpc's dwelling 
 17 ft. 6 in. apart ; painted red md white 
 vertical stripes. 
 
 l'^0 
 
 IS 
 
 All 
 
 16 
 
 Square wood lighthouse, jiainted red and 
 
 
 
 Seaward 
 
 Argands. 
 
 -n'/iitr in allernali! vertical stripes. Lan- 
 
 
 
 
 
 tern in centre of root. 
 
 92 
 
 II 
 
 202 i 
 
 2 wick 
 C' .xen- 
 
 i 10. 
 
 Wood«'n house, painted white, and roof 
 red, hom centre of which rises the lan- 
 tern. (l''or fog alaru), sec list below). 
 
 75 
 
 10 
 
 320 
 
 I A -"jand. 
 
 Wood tower, painted 7ohite. 
 
 65 
 
 9 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Octagon wood tower, painted whiH, A 
 small store at rear. 
 
 443 
 
 24 
 
 360 
 
 No. 8 
 Argands. 
 
 Roimd red brick tower. Keeper's dwelling 
 detached, square while building with a 
 red roof. The buildings are on the 
 nordicrn part of the island. The south- 
 ern end obscures the light for 8 miles 
 when bearing N.N.E. 4 1"2. 
 
)» 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 1880] 
 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, &c. 
 
 Lights in the following list are exhibited from aunaet to mnrise. The 
 diatancea are all in natUionl milea. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^1 
 
 Name 
 of Place 
 
 at 
 
 
 1878 
 
 1836 
 
 1850 
 
 1883 
 
 188s 
 
 1887 
 
 I8I3 
 
 183s 
 
 1871 
 
 Carbonoar 
 Island. 
 
 Har. Grace 
 Island. 
 
 Har. Grace 
 
 Hcacon 
 
 Light. 
 
 Bay 
 
 Roberts 
 
 (Green) 
 
 Point. 
 
 Brigiis. 
 
 Cnpi" St, 
 Francis. 
 
 I't. Amiicrsi, 
 entrance of 
 St. John's. 
 
 St. John's 
 ditto 
 
 Cape Si>ear. 
 
 Ferryland 
 Head. 
 
 47.44.24 
 
 47.4245 
 
 47.41.27 
 
 47.36.40 
 
 47-32.54 
 
 47.48.30 
 approxi- 
 
 47-33-I7 
 
 47.31.11 
 47.00.58 
 
 S3.09.22 
 
 53.08.1 1 
 
 S3.12.33 
 
 S3.»o.i5 
 
 53.10.35 
 
 52.47.10 
 mate, 
 
 52.40.20 
 
 52.36.39 
 52.51.07 
 
 Description of Light. 
 
 Fixed while, 8th order Dioptric. 
 
 Catoptric revolving light, showing 
 two white flashes, followed by one 
 red flash, each attaining greatest 
 brilliancy in 30 seconds. 
 
 Fixed white, 6th order Dioptric. 
 
 Fixed white, 6th order Dioptric. 
 Immediately beneath the princi- 
 pal white light is a projecting lan- 
 tern in which three lamps arc 
 placed. The two outer ones will 
 show white, and the centre one 
 in a line with the Southern rocks, 
 N.E. half v.. (mag.) from the 
 tower, will be red. 
 
 Fixed red, 6th order Dioptric. 
 
 I'ixed red, 4th order Dioptric. 
 
 Fixed white, 4th order Dioptric, 
 visible from seaward between W. 
 S.W. and N.N.E. 
 
 Red light, (Catoptric.) 
 
 Red light, (Catoptric.) 
 
 No IE.— By Keeping the lights or 
 discs in line, the largest vessels 
 will clear all dangers. Bearing N. 
 W. i W. 
 
 Catoptric, revolving white, attains 
 its greatest brilli.incy every min'te 
 
 Fixed white, 3rd order Dioptric. 
 
 LighlH 
 
 " 
 
 " 
 
 11 
 
 
 
 t/1 </l 
 
 a 
 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mis. 
 
 195 
 
 16 
 
 «5i 
 
 15 
 
 40 
 
 n 
 
 56 
 
 81 
 
 "3 
 
 12 
 
 123 
 
 12 
 
 134I 
 
 12 
 
 76i 
 
 • • • • 
 
 174J 
 
 • • • • 
 
 264 
 
 22 
 
 
 " 
 
 
 k. 
 
 aoo 
 
 16 
 
 iifeiffe- «■ ii*- -iviki 
 
 raitf-.;A'-'>;ii.fLB 
 
 '»i^iP**-»«r' 
 
I' 
 
 1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 30 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, &c. 
 
 LighlH ill the followinij list are exhibited from sitnuet to minri.ie. The 
 diatances are all in nautical miles. 
 
 i) ' 
 
 
 •0 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^' 
 
 
 i- 
 
 Kind 
 
 
 
 |5 
 
 of 
 Lamp. 
 
 Description of Ruiiding. 
 
 t 
 
 ft. 
 
 VI Is. 
 
 
 
 
 
 195 
 
 16 
 
 360 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Buildings wood. Ligiit tower rising from 
 tlic gable of the huiise — vertical parts 
 white, roof red. 
 
 J51 
 
 15 
 
 360 
 
 No. 6 
 Argands. 
 
 Sciuarc wood house, sides painted white, roof 
 red, from centre of which rises the lantern. 
 
 40 
 
 n 
 
 
 Argund 
 gas. 
 
 Hexagonal wood tower, painted white. 
 
 56 
 
 8} 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Round Iron tower, painted with two red and 
 three white horizontal bands. Store in the 
 rear painted white. 
 
 "3 
 
 12 
 
 ditto. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 Round iron tower painted red and white 
 vertical stripes, three of each. House 
 also painted with red and white vertical 
 stripes. 
 
 123 
 
 12 
 
 ditto. 
 
 2 wick 
 Concentric 
 
 Buildings of wood painted white; roofs 
 flat. On the higher roof is the lantern, 
 elevated above it on a square block. 'I'he 
 lower building is the fog alarm house. (For 
 particulars of alarm, see list below). 
 
 134I 
 
 12 
 
 ditto. 
 
 ditto. 
 
 Building stone, whitewashed. On the root 
 is the lantern. (For fog-gun, see list below). 
 
 76J 
 
 
 
 Argand 
 gas. 
 
 This light is in a drum, painted white, on 
 the roof of the Custom House. 
 
 
 
 I7'l^ 
 
 
 
 ditto. 
 
 This light (400 yards in rear of the lower one) 
 is in a small octagon tower, painted white. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 with conical roof, one side of which is 
 
 
 
 
 
 painted white, as is .also a disc that sur- 
 
 
 
 
 
 mounts the roof. The line connecting 
 
 
 
 
 
 these two signals shews the middle of the 
 
 
 
 
 
 channel. 
 
 ab4 
 
 23 
 
 All 
 
 No. 7 
 
 Wood house, banded red and white horizon- 
 
 
 
 Seaward 
 
 Argands. 
 
 tally. The lantern rises from the centre. 
 (For fog alarm, see list below). 
 
 200 
 
 16 
 
 ditto. 
 
 3 wick 
 Concentric 
 
 Round red-brick tower, 28 feet from keeper's 
 house. Keeper's house, wood, painted 
 
 
 
 
 
 white, with red roof. 
 
 ;;litl| 
 
 I 
 
40 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, &c. 
 
 Lights in the foUoxcing list are exhibited from sunset to sunrise. The 
 distnnves are all in nautieal miles. 
 
 
 Niimc 
 of riace. 
 
 'O.a 
 
 3 1: 
 •S o 
 
 1856 
 
 1851 
 
 1883 
 
 i860 
 
 1879 
 
 1858 
 
 Cape Race. 
 
 1879 
 1865 
 
 187s 
 1873 
 
 Cape I'iiie. 
 
 i>i>int 
 
 La H aye, 
 
 !St. Mary's 
 
 Bay. 
 
 Cajie 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 Point Verde, 
 Flaccntia. 
 
 Dodding 
 Head, Burin, 
 
 Allan Island, 
 I^malinc. 
 
 Brunette 
 Island, 
 Mercer's 
 Head, For- 
 tune Bay. 
 
 Garnish, 
 Fortune Bay. 
 
 Belloram, 
 Fortune Bay. 
 
 46.39.24 
 
 46.37.04 
 
 46.54.28 
 
 46.49.34 
 
 0) 
 
 53.04.20 
 
 53-3»45 
 
 53-3640 
 
 54-"43 
 
 Description of Ligiif. 
 
 Revolving 7t>Aitf light (with silvered 
 reflectors and annular lenses) ; 
 attains greatest brilliancy every 
 half minute. Visible between E. 
 N.E. to W.S.W. 
 
 Fixed white (Catoptric). The in- 
 tervening land being low, tlic 
 light can be seen over it from St. 
 Mary's Bay. 
 
 Fixed white, 6tli order Dioptric. 
 
 Revolving Cato-dioptric of ist or- 
 der, shewing alternately a red-AwA 
 white light at intervals of one 
 minute. 
 
 47.14.11 55.00.19 Fixed white, 5th order Dioptric. 
 
 47.00.26 
 
 46.51.00 
 approxi 
 
 47-IS-32 
 
 47.14.00 
 approxi 
 
 47.29.00 
 
 55-08.43 
 
 554530 
 mate. 
 
 55-5 i-So 
 
 55-24.00 
 mate. 
 
 55-27-15 
 
 Second order, revolving white light, 
 (silvered reflectors and annular 
 lenses) , attains greatest brilliancy 
 every minute. In consequence 
 of great height, this light is often 
 obscured when the coast is clear. 
 
 Fixed white, 8th order Dioptric. 
 
 Powerful Cato-dioptric Jlas/iiiif; 
 white light, which attains its great- 
 est brilliancy every ten seconds. 
 (Obscured by the land from E.S. 
 E. to S). 
 
 Fixed red light (metal reflector). 
 This light is only intended for the 
 fishing craft of the locality. 
 
 Fixed white, 8th order Dioptric. 
 
 
 
 
 
 > . 
 
 
 o-r 
 
 u . 
 
 •9- 
 
 U 4) 
 
 n q; 
 
 5ry 
 
 
 
 
 
 5^ 
 
 X 
 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mis. 
 
 180 
 
 15 1 
 
 
 "mmm-mm^- 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 41 
 
 il i 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, &c. 
 
 Li(/hta in the followinrf list are exhibited from sunset to sunrise, 
 distances are all in nautical miles. 
 
 The 
 
 1^ 
 
 4! 
 
 ated 
 
 Kind 
 
 
 
 s.sa 
 
 .5 a 
 
 r 
 
 N>4 
 
 of 
 Lamp. 
 
 DescripMon of Building. 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mis. 
 
 
 
 
 
 i8o 
 
 15 
 
 180 
 
 No. 9 
 Argands. 
 
 Round iron light tower, 40 feet high, painted 
 red and white in broad vertical stripes. 
 The keeper's house is— feet distant, square, 
 painted white, red roof. The light tower 
 is connected with the alarm house by a 
 covered way. (For fog signal see list 
 below). 
 
 Note. — This Lighthouse is now maintained 
 by the Dominion Government. 
 
 314 
 
 20 
 
 
 No. 17 
 Argands. 
 
 Round iron light tower, 50 feet high, painted 
 with red and white horizontal bands. 
 Keeper's dwelling, wood, connected with 
 the tower by a covered way. 
 
 63 
 
 9 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Round iron tower, painted with three red and 
 two white horizontal bands. The bands 
 are continued around a flat-roofed store in 
 the rear. 
 
 390 
 
 23 
 
 ditto. 
 
 No. 12 
 Argands. 
 
 Round brick tower, painted red. There is a 
 wooden house, 15 feet on each side of the 
 tower, and connected therewith by a cov- 
 ered way. The houses are painted white, 
 with red roofs. 
 
 98 
 
 II 
 
 ditto. 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Wooden house, painted white, and flat-roof- 
 ed. The light tower rises from the roof of 
 the house. 
 
 430 
 
 24 
 
 ditto. 
 
 No. 6 
 Argands. 
 
 Square wooden house, painted white, and 
 red roof. The lantern rises from the centre 
 of the house. 
 
 64 
 
 9 
 
 
 170 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Wood, octagon tower, painted red and white 
 on alternate sides. 
 
 408 
 
 23 
 
 All 
 
 No. 9 
 
 Square wooden house, painted white, with 
 
 
 
 Seaward 
 
 Argands. 
 
 red roof. The lantern rises from the centre 
 of the roof. 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 A square beacon tower, of wood, standing 
 on the end of the breakwater, carrying an 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 octagon drum and lantern. 
 
 35 
 
 7 
 
 270 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 A wooden tower, painted white, on the north 
 point of the beach. 
 
4i 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 i 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, &c. 
 
 Lights in the followi'ig list are exhibited from sunset to sunrise. The 
 distances are all in nautical miles. 
 
 E 
 
 s 
 
 
 S5| -S 
 
 Name 
 of Place. 
 
 Br, 
 
 ■s o 
 12 
 
 ■a , 
 •I| 
 
 Description of Liglit. 
 
 1873 
 
 1879 
 
 1885 
 
 1874 
 
 1886 
 
 1873 
 
 187s 
 
 41883 
 
 Rocky Point, 
 
 Hr. Briton, 
 
 Fortune Bay. 
 
 Pass Island, 
 
 entrance to 
 
 Hermitage 
 
 Bay. 
 
 Gaultois. 
 
 Boar Island. 
 Burgeo. 
 
 Ireland's 
 Island, en- 
 trance of 
 LaPoile Bay. 
 
 Rose 
 
 Blanche 
 
 Point. 
 
 Channel 
 
 Head, 
 
 Port-au- 
 
 Basque. 
 
 Sandy Point, 
 
 Bay 
 St. George, 
 
 I n 
 47.27.30 
 
 47-39.15 
 
 47.36.00 
 
 47.36.12 
 
 47.37-52 
 
 47.3548 
 
 47.3349 
 
 48.27.27 
 
 O I II 
 
 55.47.4s 
 
 56.12.02 
 
 55.54.00 
 
 57.35-13 
 
 58.22.13 
 
 5841.30 
 
 S9.07.09 
 
 58.30.31 
 
 Eighth order Dioptric, Fixed 7uhite, 
 except in a line with Ilarljor 
 Rock, in which direction it is 
 obscured. 
 
 Fixed white, 4th order Dioptric. A 
 /•/^tfrfr^^rf light, 6th order Dioptric, 
 is placed below the white light to 
 distinguish the rocks and reefs 
 extending from Wolf Rocks, bear- 
 ing (from lighthouse^ S. 77.44 W., 
 to Basse Terre Point, S. 61.33. 
 The reef over the Wolf Rocks is 
 about i| miles from the island. 
 At a distance of about 4 miles ilie 
 two lights merge into one. 
 
 Fixed white light on an iron column. 
 The light should be brought to 
 bear N.E. before steering for the 
 entrance of the harbor to clear a 
 sunken rock S.W. by W., about 
 100 yards distant. 
 
 Fixed red, 6th order Dioptric. 
 
 Fifth order revolving white light, 
 alternate flashes and total eclipses, 
 attaining greatest brilliancy every 
 12 seconds. 
 
 Fixed white, 4th order Dioptric, 
 shewing from E.S.E. through S. 
 to W. by N. by compass. 
 
 Fixed red, 6th order Dioptric. 
 
 Fixed white, 6th order DioiJtric. 
 
 1889] 
 
 u 
 
 
 ?;-• 
 
 . 
 
 
 B 
 
 
 « .12 
 
 '5'-' 
 
 X 
 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mis. 
 
 68 
 
 9 • 
 
 281 
 
 267 
 
 19 
 
 207 
 
 67 
 
 9S 
 
 90 
 
 35 
 
 II 
 
 9i 
 
 II 
 
 S-iS". 
 
 liiHSiilii 
 
 ^mmmm-^^^*^ 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLANAD ALMANAC. 
 
 43 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS, &c. 
 
 Lidhts in the following list are exhibited from sunset to sunrise, 
 (listatuies are all in nautical miles. 
 
 The 
 
 re ;j 
 
 I 
 
 
 •a 
 
 u . 
 
 <u 
 
 u 
 
 .S2 
 
 to.<£ 
 
 £< 
 
 a" 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 Kind 
 
 of 
 
 Lamp. 
 
 Description of Building. 
 
 ft. 
 68 
 
 281 
 267 
 
 H 
 
 Mis. 
 9 
 
 19 
 
 207 II 
 
 67 
 
 95 
 
 90 
 
 35 
 
 9i 
 
 II 
 
 o 
 360 
 
 136.20 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 270 
 
 Whole 
 Horizon. 
 
 168? 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 ditto. 
 
 1 Argand. 
 
 2 wick 
 
 Concentric. 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Duplex 
 lamp. 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Duplex 
 lamp. 
 
 2 wick 
 Concentric. 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 I Argand. 
 
 Circular iron tower, painted red and white 
 in alternate horizontal bands. 
 
 Wooden house, sides painted white, with 
 flat roof, on which the principal lantern 
 st.inds. The one shewmg the red light 
 is iourteen feet lower, and at the angle of 
 the building. 
 
 Buildings wood. Light tower rising from 
 the gable of the house; vertical parts 
 painted white, roof red. 
 
 Circular iron tower ; Keeper's dwelling of 
 wood, 16 feet apart (W.S.W.), painted 
 red and white,alternate bands continuous 
 round both buildings. 
 
 Buildings granite, roofed with slate. Light 
 tower at one corner. 
 
 The square light tower and the keeper's 
 dwelling are detached ; they are of wood. 
 
 Round iron tower, painted with three red 
 and three white horizontal bands. Store 
 on southside painted white. 
 
 I 
 
44 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 ; 
 
 FOG SIGNALS. 
 
 These will be sounded dny attd niyht during the cmitimmncr of thick 
 weather or' snow-storms. 
 
 Q 
 
 Name 
 of Place. 
 
 Description of 
 Signal. 
 
 Intervals of Sound. 
 
 1 1887 
 
 1 1883 
 
 1877 
 
 1887 
 
 1872 
 
 1882 
 
 Cape St. 
 Francis. 
 
 Green Isl'd, 
 Catalina. 
 
 Fort 
 Amherst. 
 
 ditto. 
 Cape Spear, 
 
 Cape Race. 
 
 Powel's 
 Head, near 
 Trepassey. 
 
 Powerful 
 Siren Trumpet. 
 
 Champion Fog 
 Horn, 
 
 Three pound 
 
 charge from a 32- 
 
 poander gun. 
 
 Mechaiiual Fog 
 
 Horn. 
 
 Compressed Air 
 
 Trumpet, 
 
 Powerful lo-inch 
 Steam Whistle. 
 
 Courtenay 
 
 Automaiic XVhist- 
 
 Itng Buoy. 
 
 Sounded five seconds, silent five 
 seconds ; sounded five seconils, 
 and silent forty-five seconds in 
 each minute. 
 
 Sounded for five seconds, with in- 
 tervals of silence of thirty-five 
 seconds. 
 
 During daylight and when Cape 
 Spear is enveloped in fog this 
 will be discharged every hour. 
 A vessel's gun will be answered 
 by two guns. 
 
 Sounded in reply to a vessel's gun 
 or whistle. 
 
 Sounded for seven seconds in each 
 minute. House 600 yards N. 
 N.E. of the lighthouse. This 
 alarm is seldom heard to the 
 southward of its position. 
 
 Sounded for ten seconds, with in 
 tervals of silence of fifty seconds 
 in each minute. 
 
 Gearings from the buoy, Powel's 
 Head, N.E., distant \\ miles. 
 Cape Pine W. i S., Freshwater 
 Point S.E, i E. The buoy will 
 be taken in at the commence- 
 ment of winter, and re-moored 
 in the spring as early as the 
 weather will permit. 
 
 The attention of Mariners is particularly called to the 
 extreme uncertainty there is in the range of sounds. A 
 signal that may not be heard under certain conditions of the 
 atmosphere more than one or two miles, will under others 
 reach twenty or more miles. 
 
 J. T. NEVILL, Inspector of Lighthouses. 
 
 Light Dues, — Twenty-four cents per ton on all vessels 
 entering any port or harbor in the colony, except coasting, 
 sealing or fishing vessels ; but not to be levied more than 
 once in one year. Sealing and coasting vessels — twelve cents 
 per ton on registered vessels of 40 tons and upwards ; three 
 dollars and forty-six cents on vessels less than 40 tons. 
 
 ^^IIwmRHHHRRIRMMpP^^^' 
 
 Wfmmt-'i^ft*^ -I 
 
ISSOJ 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 45 
 
 Gallanuy Head, Island of St. Peter's. — A White Flash 
 Light. Elevation above high water, sixty-four metres (204 
 English feet). Distance at which the light is visible — 18 
 miles. The light is hiclcl*»n at the northward by the high 
 land of St. Peter's. 
 
 The Fog Horn off Gallantry Head, now located north 
 of Hunter's Island, (He aux Chasseurs), at a distance of 
 about 50 yards jVom the shore, will sound whenever fog or 
 snow makes it necessary. The sound will last for six seconds, 
 with an interval of one minute between each blast. 
 
 Lii!^ht at the south entrance of St Peter's. — Since the ist 
 October, 1862, the entrance of the harbor of St. Peter's, 
 called South Channel, has been marked by two small fixed 
 lights, one of which is a White Light, illuminating three- 
 fourths of the horizon, and placed on the battery, and the 
 other a red light, on the plain at the north of the town. The 
 white light has an elevation of 1 1 metres, and is visible six 
 miles. The red light is elevated 19 metres, visible three 
 miles distant. The line connecting these two lights indicates 
 the middle Channel. 
 
 The position of the red light has also been so determin- 
 ed, that as soon as it is seen on the left of Cape Eagle, ves- 
 sels coming from Columbier, in beating into the Northeast 
 entrance, will have nothing to fear from the shoals of Cape 
 Rogue. 
 
 Li^ht on the Southwest Point of the Island of Dogs, call- 
 ed Pointe a Leconte. — From the ist August, 1874, a light 
 has been exhibited on the Southwest Point of the Island of 
 Dogs at the place called Point a Leconte, at 400 metres 
 (437 Knglish feet above the level of the sea. It will be 
 seen in clear weather seven miles. The extent of the light 
 is circumscribed in a sector of 160°, presenting two cones 
 of light ; one white of 40°, will light the passage of the 
 Southeast, so as to permit vessels, which maintain position 
 within this cone to avoid at the right the shoal Bataille, and 
 to the left the rock of Cape Noir, and the rock Bertrand. 
 The second cone is red, of 130°. It should be avoided by 
 vessels entering by the Southeast passage, and will enable 
 them, when they have quitted the white cone, to come to 
 anchor in the roadstead, or in the Barachois, in following the 
 line of the white light from Point aux Cannons, and of the 
 red light from the interior of the city. 
 
 t 
 
46 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC 
 
 [1889 
 
 
 LIST OF LIGHTS, &c., 
 
 Upon Newfoundland Territory lit by the Canadian Government. Lighted 
 
 from sunrise to sunset. 
 
 I 
 
 
 Name 
 of Place. 
 
 •a .a 
 
 3 X. 
 •^ O 
 
 
 Description of Light. 
 
 1871 
 
 1871 
 
 Z871 
 
 1884 
 
 1858 
 
 1880 
 
 18SS 
 
 1878 
 
 1856 
 
 
 / II 
 
 ' // 
 
 Cape Ray. 
 
 47.37.00 
 
 S9.18.00 
 
 Point Rich. 
 
 5041.50 
 
 57.27.40 
 
 Cape Norman. 
 
 51.38.00 
 
 55-5340 
 
 Cape Bauld. 
 
 51.38.50 
 
 55-25.00 
 
 Belle Isle. 
 
 51.53.06 
 
 55-22.15 
 
 Do. 
 (Low Light.) 
 
 Below m 
 
 ain light. 
 
 Point Armour, 
 (Forteau.) 
 
 51.27.35 
 
 r 
 56.50.55 
 
 Greenly Island, 
 Blanc Sablon. 
 
 51.22-35 
 
 57-10.50 
 
 Cape Race. 
 
 46.39.24 
 
 53-04-20 
 
 Revolving white, attaining greatest 
 brilliancy every twenty seconds. 
 Catoptric. 
 
 IVhite flash every fifteen seconds. 
 Catoptric. 
 
 Catoptric revolving white ; greatest 
 brilliancy every two minutes. 
 
 Catoptric, alternating red and white 
 every forty-five seconds. 
 
 First order Dioptric, fixed -white 
 light. 
 
 Catoptric fixed white. 
 
 Second order Dioptric, fixed while. 
 
 Catoptric light, showing white ;. min- 
 utes, red i minutes. Do. do. and 
 eclipse i^ minutes. 
 
 Revolving white light, attains great- 
 est brilliancy every half ininuti:. 
 Visible between E.N.E. to \V.S.\\ . 
 
 
 ^m^m»m-^ 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 47 
 
 LIST OF LIGHTS, &c„ 
 
 Vpon Newfoundland Territory lit by the Canadian Government. Lighted 
 from sunrise to sunset. 
 
 ' tl 
 
 TJ — 
 
 X 
 
 
 1. 
 
 •1" 
 
 r 
 
 Kind 
 
 of 
 Lamp. 
 
 Description of Light Building. 
 
 Feet 
 130 
 
 Mis. 
 17 
 
 All 
 
 points 
 
 Seaward 
 
 Mammoth 
 
 flat wick bur 
 
 ner ; constant 
 
 level oil 
 
 Wooden Octagonal Tower, painted white ; 
 Lantern brown. 
 
 160 
 
 16 
 
 Do. 
 
 reservoir. 
 
 No. I circular 
 
 lamp. 
 
 White Hexagonal wood, with roof red. 
 
 138 
 
 17 
 
 Do. 
 
 No. I circular 
 
 White Hexagonal wood, with roof red. 
 
 141 
 
 18 
 
 Do. 
 
 Mammoth 
 
 flat wick; 
 
 constant level 
 
 reservoir. 
 
 White square wooden tower, surmounted 
 by a red lantern ; dwelling attached. 
 
 470 
 
 28 
 
 From 
 \.W. by 
 
 N. round 
 byS.toE. 
 
 5 mammoth 
 wick lamps 
 in a cluster^ 
 
 Circular stone tower, covered with clap- 
 boards, painted white. 
 
 128 
 
 17 
 
 In ap- 
 proach- 
 ing from 
 the Gulf. 
 
 Large circu- 
 lar burner 
 lamps ; con- 
 stant level oil 
 reservoir. 
 
 White square wooden tower. 
 
 155 
 
 19 
 
 All 
 
 points 
 
 Seaward 
 
 5 mammoth 
 wick lamps 
 in a cluster. 
 
 Circular white stone, covered with clap- 
 boards; roof red. 
 
 100 
 
 15 
 
 Do. 
 
 Large circu- 
 lar burner 
 lamps. 
 
 Octagonal wooden tower, painted white, 
 with red lantern ; white wooden, dwel- 
 ling attached. 
 
 l8o 
 
 15 
 
 180 
 
 No. 9 
 Argands. 
 
 Round iron light tower 40 feet high, painted 
 red and white in broad vertical stripes. 
 Keeper's house — feet distant, is square, 
 painted white, with red roof. The light 
 tower is connected with the Alarm- 
 house by a covered way, 250 feet long. 
 
 I 
 
48 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND 
 
 ALMANAC. 
 
 — » 
 
 [1880' 
 
 i 
 I 
 
 Post Office Department. 
 
 I'oslniasItT CJeneral : Jtinics O, Fraser. 
 
 First Clerk and General Accountant : George LeMessurier. 
 
 Assistant Accountant: Georjje \V. I-eMessurier. 
 
 Superintendent Money-Order Oftice: Thomas S. Dwyer. 
 
 Assistii'.it : (t. B.Lloyd. 
 
 Second Clerk : John Freeman. 
 
 'Ihiril Clerk: John Hingins. 
 
 First Despatching Otilieei : lanies Campbell. 
 
 Second Despatching Otilicer: ICdward iJevereaux. 
 
 Registration Clerk : George T. Thompson. 
 
 Assistant Clerks antl Assorters : John Clarke and George Duder. 
 
 Letter Carriers : Henry Haywaril, Michael Aylward, Robert Smythe, 
 Walter Bennett, John Newman iind Allan I'ittman. 
 
 Messenger : "Thomas Lewis, 
 
 Parcel I'ost Clerk and Translator to G. P. Otlice : Charles G. Du'Tot. 
 
 Railway 'Travelling Post Oftice Mail Clerks : James Cox and lames 
 Coughlan. 
 
 Coastal 'Travelling Post OlVice Mail Clerks: Alexander ICwing and 
 
 John Kirisella. 
 Office-hours 
 
 8 A.M. to 7.30 I'.M. 
 Every~'Tuesday until 6.30 I'.M. 
 
 Money-Order Office: g A.M. to 4 I'.m. 
 
 Post Offices. 
 
 'Those marked thus ♦ are ;/<>/ money-order olVices. 
 
 Same of Office. 
 
 District. 
 
 A\wic of Officer. 
 
 Bav Bulls 
 
 Ferrvland 
 
 Martiti Biirlci* 
 
 Bay of Islands . 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Bonavista .•••••..•••• 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Harljor ilrace 
 
 Bay-de-\'erile . 
 Bonavista.. ,', 
 
 William 11. Bagg 
 William T'raser 
 John C. Moons 
 James Mifflin 
 John R. Roberts 
 Sarali .Stentaford 
 Pierce Currie 
 ). C. Cunningham 
 'i'homas Winter 
 M. 1). Stares 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Brigtis 
 
 Britannia Cove . 
 Burgeu 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Barl)e .... 
 
 I'ort-de-Grave 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burin . . . . 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . 
 Ferry land.. 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Catalina 
 
 Channel . 
 
 Vt*rrvhmfl- . . . . ...... 
 
 'Tryphena NichoU 
 Cecilia Martin 
 Nathan Sniiih 
 John Morry 
 James Fitzgerald 
 John E. Lake 
 George R. Forsi^y 
 William Lang 
 'Tryphena Birkett 
 A. T. Drysdale 
 Johanna Fzekiel 
 limily Mills 
 George Moore 
 Fllen V'eitch 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Grand Bank 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Harbor Briton . 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Harbor Main . 
 
 Herring Neck 
 
 Hearts Content 
 Holvrof ui ........ >••■ 
 
 Fogo .... 
 Burin 
 
 Burin .... 
 Bonavista ........ .......... 
 
 Fortune . . . . 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Harbor Main . 
 'T\villln£?ate. ................ 
 
 Tiinity . . . . 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Twiliingate 
 
 Placentia 
 
 King's Cove 
 LaPoile 
 
 Patrick Murphy 
 'Thomas Mauger 
 Richard D. Walsh. 
 
 Little Bay . 
 
 ♦Little Flacentia 
 
 ♦New Perlican . 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Old Perlican 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 Twiliingate 
 
 Bay-de-Verde . 
 
 Francis Ho,' ell 
 S. J. Blackler 
 George Tuff 
 
 
 :J'««Wk*W«;, 
 
1880] 
 
 TIIK NKWKOUXDLAND ALMAXAC. 
 
 40 
 
 Sivne of Officf. 
 
 PIlUTIItiU 
 
 Kosc Itlanclu! . 
 
 St. (JforK«--'s 
 
 •St. l.iiwrt'nce . 
 
 St, Mary's , 
 
 Slioal liiirlior . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 'rwilliiigatu . 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 District, 
 
 i'liici-ntia 
 
 lturK<'<> and Lal'uili! 
 St. (iforKc's. 
 Hiiiin 
 I 
 
 Name of Officer, 
 
 • •••••••I 
 
 Iliinnah Hradshaw 
 K. h'urneaux 
 C. K. hishop 
 'Alice Vavasour 
 
 accnt la ; I 'atrick Walsh 
 
 Trinity . . . . 1 1. S. Miitiir 
 
 Trinity... jAlary K. lUichnnan 
 
 'I'wiilihgatc . . .'josiah (Jolliornc 
 vVni. Ctinningliam 
 
 Way Offices. 
 
 Anderson's Cove 
 
 A(|iiaforte . 
 
 A(lams' Cove 
 
 Amherst Cove . 
 
 Anchor I'oint 
 
 Haine Harbor . 
 
 Haldnaj) 
 
 Dart-need . . 
 
 Hankhead 
 
 Barren Island . 
 
 Hay-de- Verde 
 
 Hay I.'Argent . 
 
 llcaubois 
 
 IScJIoram . . 
 
 Hclle Isle 
 
 Bishop s Cove . 
 
 lionaventure 
 
 Benoit's Cove . 
 
 Bird Island Cove 
 
 Birchy Head 
 
 Black River. 
 
 Brent's Cove 
 
 broad Cove 
 
 Broad Cove . . 
 
 Branch 
 
 British Harbor . 
 Broad Cove, Trinity. . 
 Brunette . 
 
 Burnt Islands 
 
 Burnt Point 
 
 Cai)e Broyle 
 
 Cape I'Yeels 
 
 Cape LaHune 
 
 Cape Norman . 
 
 Ca])lin Bay 
 
 Cat Harbor 
 
 Cat's Cove 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Clarke's Heach 
 
 Coiichinan's Cove 
 
 Codroy 
 
 Colliers 
 
 Colliers Bay Cove . . . 
 
 Conception Harbor . 
 
 Conche 
 
 Cottel's Island . 
 
 Crabbs Brook 
 
 Connaigre . . 
 
 Coomb's Cove 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Elliott's Cove 
 
 »•••«••••••■• 
 
 ■•••••« 
 
 Fortune Bay.., 
 Ferryland . 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Bonavista . 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 i'laeentia . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Brians 
 
 St. (jeorge's 
 
 I'laeentia and St. Mary's 
 Bay-de- Verde,, 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Burin , 
 
 I''ortune Bay 
 
 St. John's..' , 
 
 Harbor Grace • 
 
 Tri''ity < 
 
 St. (jeorge's 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. Barbe . . . , 
 I'laeentia and St. Mary's... , 
 St. Barbe . . . , 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Bay-d<;-\'erde . . 
 I'laeentia and St. Mary's.. . 
 Trinity . . . < 
 
 'I'rinity 
 
 Fortune B;iy 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile , 
 
 Bay-de-Verde . . 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Bonavista ... 
 
 Burgeo and Lal'oile. , 
 
 St. Barbe ... 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Fogo ... 
 
 Harbor Main , 
 
 Fogo ... 
 
 Port-de-Grave , 
 
 St. Barbe ... 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 Bonavista . 
 
 St. George's , 
 
 Fortune ... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 James Thornhill 
 I'cter Winsor 
 John Evans 
 'Thomas I''ord 
 William tienge 
 I'., Gardener 
 William Gulliford 
 (jeorge W. Payne 
 Ann O'Rielly 
 I'^liza Shea 
 Stephen Blundon 
 Harriet Grandy 
 (jeorge iJober 
 
 iulia Cluett 
 I. jackman 
 David Barrett 
 George Field 
 
 .Arthur 'Tilley 
 Henry Halfvard 
 A. W. Blackadar 
 John Carroll 
 I)yvid 'Tucker 
 Jabez I.eGrow 
 NIargaret ICnglish 
 Arthiu- (jardener 
 James Pelley 
 Ambrose 'Thornhill. 
 Phihp H. Brock 
 'Thomas 'Tucker 
 Martin Cashin 
 William Hann 
 Robert Keepin 
 John Brew«;r 
 William Johnston 
 Henry Rf)bbins 
 'Thomas O'Brien 
 Justinia Dowell 
 William Newell 
 William Breen 
 John Gillis 
 John Cole 
 Uriah 'Thome 
 Johanna 'Toole 
 Kate Dower 
 Daniel 'Turner 
 Moses Huelin 
 Sarah Harris 
 Clara M. Vallis 
 Albert Smith 
 Aaron Smith 
 
 i 
 
so 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 Namt ff Office. 
 
 Englee 
 
 Kngiish Har., West . 
 English Har., Fjist.... 
 English Harbor 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Kermeuse . . . 
 
 Flat Islands.. 
 
 Flat Islands 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Fortune Harbor 
 
 Fox Cove 
 
 Fox Harbor . 
 
 Freshwater 
 
 Gambo . . . 
 
 Gander Bay 
 
 Garganelle 
 
 Garnish 
 
 Gaultois . 
 
 Giovertown 
 
 George's Brook 
 Gooseberry Islands... 
 Grand River 
 
 Grates Cove 
 
 Gravels 
 
 Great Codroy 
 
 Green's Harbor 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Grole . . . 
 
 Hant'« Hafbor 
 
 Harbor Buffett . 
 Harbor Grace June. . 
 Harbor Mille 
 
 Heart's Delight 
 
 Hermitage Cove 
 
 Hodge's Cove... 
 
 Hickman's Harbor . 
 Holyrood, St, Mary's,,. 
 Indian Arm 
 
 Inner Island 
 
 Ireland's Eye 
 
 Island Cove 
 
 Jackson's Cove . 
 
 Joe Batt's Arm 
 Leels 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Ladle Cove 
 
 Lally Cove 
 
 l^nce Cove 
 
 Lark Harbor 
 
 La Scie 
 
 Lamaline 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Lawn 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Lee Bight 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 Little River, Codroy. . 
 Lower English Hr. 
 Lower Island Cove.... 
 Manuels . 
 
 Mobile 
 
 Mose Ambrose . 
 
 Merasheen 
 
 Moreton's Harbor 
 
 District. 
 
 >••••' •••••••••••••* 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate... 
 Ferryland . 
 Bonavista...., 
 Burin . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingate 
 Fortune Bay.. 
 Trinity 
 
 Bay-de- Verde. 
 Bonavista . 
 Fogo.. 
 St. Barbe . 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Bonavista. 
 
 Trinit>r 
 
 Bonavista , 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 St. George's 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 Fortune . . . 
 
 I'rinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 F'lacentia and St. M?.iy's., 
 
 IJonavisia . ' . 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Harbor Grpce 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Bonavista . 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. George's 
 
 St. Barbe . 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burgoo and LaPoilc 
 
 Burin 
 
 Twillingate 
 Trinity.... 
 Twillingate . 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Fortune . . . . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Twillingate 
 
 ■ ••■•••• 
 
 • • • ••••• •■ 
 
 Name of Officer. 
 
 Andrew Daley 
 William Evan's 
 Mrs. W. Hack.-ll 
 Henry G. Balston 
 'Thomas Winsor 
 William 'Tnunor 
 Mary Hicks 
 Henry W. t.'rann 
 Richard Norman 
 Richard Hamilton 
 Charles Clinton 
 Eliza Seward 
 William S. Davis 
 Simeon Osmond 
 John Bursey 
 William La'ngston 
 Sabina Grandy 
 Richard Bradshaw 
 Elijah Burry 
 Charles Pelley 
 Ambro.se Jeans 
 John Rolls 
 William Meadus 
 A. McDonald 
 lames Downey 
 Hfzekiali Burt 
 Mrs. Noel 
 |ohn T. Jackman 
 Jane A. Crccn 
 Thomas E. Colletl 
 VVilco.\ Spraklin 
 Charles barnes 
 ,ames Hiimi>liries 
 Martha Francis 
 James Drover 
 Joseph I'illey 
 William St. Croi.\ 
 Edward Humby 
 Moses Davis 
 'Thomas Cooper 
 John Crane 
 Henry Knight 
 I'homas Ueady 
 Edward Penney 
 William 'Tilley 
 Abraham 'Tulk 
 Stephen Gould 
 A. J. Brown 
 Isaac Sheppard 
 Daniel Duijgan 
 lames I'itnuin 
 Francis Read 
 J. Walsh 
 i'licjebe Alcock 
 Isaac Adcy 
 John Campbell 
 Alexander Mclsaac 
 William Hackett 
 George Cooper 
 Mrs. Sarah Kearney 
 Daniel Fitzgerald 
 Bessie Yarn 
 Mary Hennessey 
 Mark Osmond 
 
I. I! 
 
 1880] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 61 
 
 Namt of Offict. 
 
 Isaac 
 
 KM 
 
 ■r 
 
 ■arney 
 
 ■aid 
 
 iey 
 
 Miisgrnve Harbor.... 
 Nlusgravc Town . 
 
 Newbay 
 
 Northwest Arm 
 
 New Hnrbor 
 
 Northern Ann . . 
 
 Northern Hay 
 
 Northern Bight . 
 
 North Kiver 
 
 Ochrepit Cove . 
 
 Odurin 
 
 Openhall . 
 
 I't-tites 
 
 Filley's Island . 
 
 I'late Cove 
 
 i'aradise . 
 
 Pass Island 
 
 I'eddleton . 
 
 ivrry's Ccve 
 
 Petty Harbor . 
 
 Pool's Cove 
 
 i'ool's Island 
 
 i'ort-de-Grave 
 
 Portugal Cove . 
 
 I'ouch Cove 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Kams Islands 
 
 Kfd Island 
 
 Kivorhead Hr. Grace.. 
 Robinson's Bight 
 kecontre, Fortune. . . . 
 Kecontre, Hermitage . 
 
 Renews 
 
 kiverhead.St. Mary's . 
 
 Robinson's Head 
 
 kiissel's Cove . . 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Shoe Cove 
 
 Sagona 
 
 Salmonier 
 
 Salmonier, South 
 Salvage. ..••.•*.•••.•• 
 Scilly Cove . , 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Seldom-Come-By . 
 
 Sound Island...' 
 
 South Side Hr. Grace . 
 South S. George's Bay.. 
 St. John's, Central 
 St. John's.King's B'dge 
 St. John's, Riverhead . 
 St. John's, South Side.. 
 Summcrside 
 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 St. Brides 
 
 St. Jacques 
 
 Swa'in's Island 
 
 Three Arms 
 
 Tilton 
 
 Thoroughfare . 
 
 District. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate . . . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bay-de-Verde . . 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Bay-de-Verde . . . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Bonavista . . . . 
 
 Burgee and Lal'oile 
 
 Twillingate . . . 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Harbor Grace . . 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 St. John's, West 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Bonavista . . . . 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 St. John's, East . 
 
 St. John's, East 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's . 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Port-de-Grave . . . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity . . . . 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 I'rinity . . . . 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Harbor Grace . 
 
 St. George's 
 
 St. John's, East . 
 
 St. John's, East 
 
 St. John's, West 
 
 St. John's, West 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 St. Barbe . . . . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Harbor Grace..... 
 
 Trinitv . . . . 
 
 Namt of Officer, 
 
 J. B. Wheeler 
 Amy Brown 
 E'eter Moore 
 James Higgins 
 \. Newhook 
 Kate Woodford 
 Mary Hogan 
 Edward Benson 
 John Bryan 
 Bridget Perfect 
 Kate Quirk 
 George Shears 
 
 iames M. Arnold 
 '. W. Andrews 
 John Cheevers 
 Patrick Healey 
 Eliza Strickland 
 Francis Peddle 
 Kachaet Kellaway 
 Jacob Bishop 
 Henrietta Cross 
 Peter House 
 I. B. Butler 
 NIargaret Dooley 
 J. B. EasterbrooK 
 Henry Camp 
 D. Fitzpatrick 
 Elizabeth Dunphy 
 John Coady 
 
 iob Pilley 
 Late Giovanni 
 Joseph liarle 
 Margaret Jackman 
 Edward Lee 
 Thomas W. Evans 
 Stephen Durdcll 
 Edward Kennedy 
 William Hussey 
 W. A. Gabriel 
 Jesse Buckler 
 George Morgan 
 Stephen Snooks 
 Matthv-w Carew 
 Bridget Cormack 
 James Burden, jr. 
 Jacob Hiscock 
 George Prince 
 P. Newell 
 Philip Brown 
 Jacob Noseworthy 
 Philip Morris 
 Mrs. Rouse 
 Richard Hayes 
 Henry Collis 
 Leah Taylor 
 Thomas Carter 
 Leah Earle 
 Henry Moore 
 James E. Conway 
 George Snelgrove 
 George Hann 
 
 B. Wells 
 
 Stephen Gosse 
 
 Thomas Mills 
 
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 Name of Office. 
 
 District. 
 
 Tickle Cove...., 
 Tilton Harbor . 
 
 Toads Cove 
 
 Topsail 
 
 Torbay 
 
 Trepassey 
 Trinity, £ast.... 
 Upper Small Point 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Western Bay 
 
 Western Cove 
 
 Witless Bay 
 
 ••• a • • 
 
 Boiiavista 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. John's, East 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Bay-de-V'erde . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Ferryland . 
 
 Name of Officer. 
 
 Adam Slciflington 
 Martha Brawders 
 Catherine Driscoll 
 Maria Moyse 
 
 iohn McGuire 
 Irs. A. J. Curtis 
 Reginald Mills 
 Grace Hay den 
 _ ohn Brown 
 " ane Kennedy 
 ames j. Sparks 
 amcs Shannahan. 
 
 Postal Routes. 
 
 Overland, by Railway, for Caibonear, xm Topsail, Kel- 
 ligrews, Holyrood, Salmon Cove Station, Harbor Main, 
 Conception Harbor, Brigus, Port- de- Grave, Bay Roberts, 
 Spaniard's Bay and Harbor Grace, daily. 
 
 Between St. John's and Portugal Cove, Tuesday and 
 Friday. 
 
 Carbonear to Heart's Content, tri-weekly — Tuesday, 
 Thursday and Saturday. 
 
 Between Heart's Content, Grate's Cove, New Perlican, 
 Hant's Harbor, by messenger, twice a week. Mails close 
 at 9 P.M. Tuesdays and Thursdaj s. 
 
 Between Heart's Content, Random and Smith's Sound, 
 on Friday, by boat. 
 
 Between Heart's Content and Old Perlican, weekly. 
 
 Between Carbonear, Blackhead, and Bay-de- Verde, by 
 messenger, Tuesdays, and Fridays, calling at intermediate 
 places, and at Old Perlican once a week. 
 
 Between New Perlican and Trinity, weekly, by boat. 
 
 Between Trinity and Bonavista, and between Trinity 
 and King's Cove, weekly, by messenger. 
 
 Between Salvage and Gambo, calling at Alexander Bay, 
 fortnightly. 
 
 Between King's Cove and Greenspond, fortnightly, by 
 boat, touching at Salvage, Gooseberry, Cottell's Island, and 
 Flat Islands. 
 
 Between St. John's, Bay-de-Verde, Trinity, Catalina, 
 King's Cove, Bonavista, Greenspond, Fogo, Twillingate, 
 Exploits, Leading Tickles, Little Bay, Little Bay Island, Tilt 
 Cove and Nipper's Harbor, by the coastal steamer, fort- 
 nightly, on the Tuesday after the arrival r^^ ^he steamer from 
 Liverpool and Queenstown ; and during winter months, over- 
 land, via New Harbor, Random and Freshwater, fortnightly. 
 
 Petween St. John's, Ferryland, Trepassey, Burin, Saint 
 
 ^^^fe('*!)»l*t(t.' 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 53 
 
 Lawrence, St. Pierre, Harbor Briton, Burgeo, LaPoile, Rose 
 Blanche, Channel, St. George's, Bay of Islands, and Bonne 
 Bay, by coastal steamer, fortnightly, summer and winter, 
 calling at Renews, St. Mary's, Placentia, Sn Jacques, Bellor- 
 am, Gaultois and Pushthrough every alternate trip. Also 
 calling alternately at Fortune and Grand Bank, from ist 
 April to end of year, weather permitting. 
 
 Between Heart's Content end Shoal Harbor, calling at 
 Heart's Ease, Hickman's Harbor, Robinson's Bight, Bald- 
 nap, Lee Bight and Shoal Harbor, weekly, by boat. 
 
 Between St. Join's, Bay Bulls, Witless Bay, Toad's 
 Cove, P'erryland and Renews, weekly, by wagon. 
 
 Between Holyrood and Placentia, by wagon, on Tues- 
 day, Thursday and Saturday, from the ist May to 30th 
 November, and weekly from ist December to 30th April. 
 
 Between Salmonier and St. Mary's, by messenger, weekly. 
 
 Between Great and Little Placentia, by messenger, 
 weekly. 
 
 Between Great Placentia, LaManche, Sound Island, 
 Harbor Buffei, Red Island, Merasheen and Burgeo, by boat, 
 fortnightly. 
 
 Between Great Placentia and Burin, by boat, touching 
 at Isle Valen, Paradise, Oderin, and Flat Islands, fortnightly ; 
 and monthly in winter. 
 
 Between Burin ard Isle Valen, calling at Flat Islands, 
 Oderin and Paradise, fortnightly ; and monthly in winter. 
 
 Between Little and Great St. Lawrence and Lamaline, 
 by messenger, fortnightly. 
 
 Between Garnish and Harbor Briton, calling at Sagona, 
 English Harbor and St. Jacques, by boat, fortnightly. 
 
 Between St. Jacques and Bay L'Argent, calling at inter- 
 mediate places, by boat, fortnightly. 
 
 Between Harbor Briton, Pushthrough, Rencontre, Ram- 
 ea, Burnt Islands and Petites, by boat, fortnightly. 
 
 Rates of Postage. 
 
 Postage on letters addressed to the United States, the 
 Dominion of Canada, the United Kingdom and Foreign 
 Europe is as follows : — 
 
 For letters under ^ oz., five cents, and five cents for 
 every additional ^ oz. 
 
 For Bermuda, West Indies, Brazil, Peru and Uruguay, 
 eight cents under ^ oz. letters, and eight cents for every 
 additional * oz. 
 
 For East Indies and China, Japan and Java, ten cents 
 per i oz. rate. 
 
 r 
 
 h 
 Hi'} 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC 
 
 [1889 
 
 For Australian Colonies and South Africa, twelve cents 
 per rate. Newspapers, three cents. 
 
 Local newspapers to United S'ates, the Dominion, West 
 Indies, Foreign Europe, and to England, one cent per 2 ozs. 
 
 Foreign newspapers remailed for transmission to the 
 Outports free, provided they are under 4 ounces. 
 
 Newspapers over four ounces in weight are charged as 
 books. 
 
 Inland Postage. 
 
 For letters under ^ oz 3 cents. 
 
 For letters under I oz 6 cents. 
 
 Three cents tor every additional ^ oz., prepaid by stamps. 
 
 For book-packets, pamphlets, magazines and periodi- 
 cals under 2 ounces, i cent ; not exceeding three pounds in 
 weight, transmitted by post within the Island, are charged 
 two cents for every quarter-pound of their weight or fraction 
 thereof. 
 
 Postage on letters for French Islands — St. Pierre and 
 Miquelon — five cents per half-ounce rate, and registration 
 five cents. 
 
 " Parcel Postage. 
 
 Parcels closed at the ends and sides, but not sealed or 
 closed with gum, may be posted at an) post office in New- 
 foundland for conveyance to any other post office or way 
 office in the Island at a rate of postage subject to the follow- 
 ing conditions : — 
 
 1. No letter or letters shall be concealed. 
 
 2. The parcel shall not contain any explosive sub- 
 stances, glass, liquid, or other matter likely to injure the 
 ordinary contents of the mail, under penalty or forfeiture of 
 the parcel. 
 
 3. The weight of the parcel should not exceed five 
 lbs., nor the size exceed two feet in length or breadth, or 
 one foot in thickness. It must be so put up that the con- 
 tents may be examined, to prevent letters or other communi- 
 cations being enclosed. 
 
 4. Parcels must be prepaid at the following rates : 
 
 Under i lb 2 cents. 
 
 Over i lb. and not exceeding jtlh ^ 4 cents. 
 
 Over i lb. and not exceeding | lb 6 cents. 
 
 And so on, adding 2 cents for every ^ lb. or fraction thereof. 
 
 5. The parcel may be registered on payment of a fee 
 of three cents, in addition to the postage. 
 
 6. If the name and address of the sender be written 
 on the parcel, it will, if delivery should fail from any cause, 
 be returned unopened to the sender, on payment of an addi- 
 tional rate of 8 cents per lb. for the return conveyance. 
 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 65 
 
 7. The parcel should have the words " by parcel post " 
 plainly written over the address. It should be well and 
 strongly put up, and be legibly addressed to the post-office 
 address of the intended receiver, including the name of the 
 district in which the post office is situated. The following 
 is an example of the mode of address recommended :^ 
 
 BY PARCEL POST. 
 
 To 
 
 Sent by . 
 
 . Post Office. 
 
 District of, . 
 
 District of .. 
 
 iIt 
 
 Prohibitory Clauses. 
 
 No written communication shall be enclosed in any cir- 
 
 periodical, pamphlet, book, book-parcel, or parcel for 
 
 ircel post ; and no communication shall be written 
 
 "; c. any circular, periodical, pamphlet, book, book-package, 
 
 or parcel. 
 
 No letter, or any writing, or any marks to serve the pur- 
 pose of a letter, shall be written upon or enclosed in any 
 newspaper posted to pass as a newspaper. 
 
 All prepaid books, pamphlets and magazines, for Great 
 Britain, Dominion of Canada and United States, are charged 
 the following rates when exceeding two ounces in weight : — 
 
 For packet above 2 ozs., and not exceeding 4 ozs.. . . 2 cents. 
 
 For packet above 4 ozs., and not exceeding 8 ozs.. . . 4 cents. 
 
 For packet over 8 ozs., and not exceeding i lb 8 cents. 
 
 And so on, adding four cents for every additional four ounces or fraction 
 thereof, when the packet exceeds four ounces in weight. 
 
 Commercial papers, invoices, &c., are chargeable with 
 five cents for the first rate of t«vo ounces or fraction thereof, 
 and four cents per four ounces, or any fraction thereof over 
 the first two ounces. 
 
 Books, trade patterns or samples, and all printed papers 
 other than newspapers, not exceeding two ounces in weight, 
 are forwarded to the United Kingdom at the reduced 
 rate of : — 
 
 P or a packet no ( exceeding 2 ozs 2 cents. 
 
 All parcels containing books, patterns, newspapers or 
 printed matter of any kind, must be so put up that the con- 
 tents may be easily withdrawn for examination ; if sealed,, 
 such packets become liable to letter rate, and will be charged 
 accordingly. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 Unpaid books for the United Kingdom, or other coun- 
 tries, will not be forwarded. 
 
 Letters for officers serving in Her Majesty's service 
 abroad are chargeable with the ordinary rates of postage. 
 
 The attention of the public is called to the fact that the 
 General Postal Union Treaty positively prohibits the trans- 
 mission in the mails of gold or silver money, jewels or pre- 
 cious articles, or any other article whatever liable to customs' 
 duties. Therefore, correspondence originating in Newfound- 
 land and addressed to any of the countries of the Postal 
 Union, whether ordidary or registereH, should not contain 
 these interdicted articles. 
 
 RULKS or RATING I.F.ITERS IIY URITISH I'ACKKT. 
 
 For all countries — under ^ oz., one rate ; under i oz., 
 two rates ; under i ^ ozs., three rates ; and so on, adding one 
 rate for every ^ oz. 
 
 Letters posted in Newfoundland for delivery at any 
 place within the Island, are charged three cents for every 
 ^ oz., if prepaid, and six cents unpaid. 
 
 Registration. 
 
 Local 3 cents. 
 
 United Kingdom 4 centi. 
 
 United States, Dominion of Canada, West Indies, 
 
 and Foreign Europe 5 cents. 
 
 Australia r2 cents. 
 
 South Africa 6 cents. 
 
 Any letters found to contain coin, as well as any having 
 the word " registered " written upon them, which may be 
 posted in Newfoundland, will be forwarded to any part of 
 the colony, charged with a double registration fee. For 
 United Kingdom, foreign countries and Dominion of Can- 
 ada, they will not be forwarded on any terms. 
 Money Order Branch. 
 
 Thomas S. Dwyer. superintendent ; G. B. Lloyd, clerk. 
 Office hours : from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
 
 Money orders are now interchanged with the United 
 Kingdom, Dominion of Canada, Prince Edward's Island, 
 and United States, at the following rates of commission : — 
 
 ON THE UNITED KINGDOM. 
 
 Orders up to ;^2 os. 6d. stg. 
 
 Orders over /"2 and up to /$ is od. stg. 
 
 Orders over /s and up to jbj n...is. 6d. stg. 
 
 Orders over ^7 and up to j^io 2s. od. stg. 
 
 Maximum amount of order on United Kingdom, ;^io. 
 ON CANADA. NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 
 
 AND UNITED STATES, 
 
 Orders up to $10 10 cents. 
 
 Orders over $10 and up to $20 20 cents. 
 
 Orders over 320 and up to $y> 30 cents. 
 
 Orders over SS30 and up to ^540 40 cents. 
 
 Orders over $<\o and up to $50 50 cents. 
 
 Maximum amount of single order, $50. 
 
 
 ^^!ifl|J^WIW«"!»W.-. 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 ft? 
 
 ON INLAND ORDKRS. 
 
 Orders up to ;|Sio 5 cents. 
 
 Orders over $10 and up to $30 10 cents. 
 
 Orders over ^20 and up to ^30 15 cents. 
 
 Orders over $30 and up to $40 20 cents. 
 
 Orders over J40 and up to ^^50 25 cents. 
 
 Maximum amount of inland order, $$0. 
 
 No half-pence to be introduced in the orders. Business 
 of Money Order office closes one hour before closing the 
 mails by steamer. 
 
 SYSTEM. 
 
 1 . Money Orders are made out in forms supplied for 
 the use of the Money Order Offices. 
 
 2. Persons applying for Money Orders are recom- 
 mended to use printed " Application Forms," printed for 
 that purpose. 
 
 3. Place of payment of a Money Order may be changed 
 in accordance with instructions provided therefor. 
 
 4. Alteration of payee's name may be effected by issue 
 of a new Order and payment of commission thereon. 
 
 5. Applicants for Money Orders are expected to ob- 
 serve due care in the examination of the same, relative to 
 filling and stamping ; defect in Orders, when presented for 
 payment, may cause difficulty and delay, for which the pay- 
 ing office is not to be held accountable. 
 
 6. Postmasters should be particularly careful to obtain 
 from the person who presents a Money Order, whether the 
 rightful owner or not, full information as to the Christian 
 name, surname and address of the party who originally ob- 
 tained it, unless such party be a firm, when the name of the 
 firm will suffice. TAe only exception to this rule is — When 
 an Order is presented through the Bank, in which case it 
 will suffice that the Order, being properly signed, be also 
 crossed with the Banker's name. 
 
 7. As however, After once paying a Money Order by 
 whomsoever presented, the office will not be liable to any fur- 
 ther claim, the public are strictly cautioned, — 
 
 1st. To take all means to prevent the loss of the 
 
 money-order. 
 2nd. To be careful on taking out an order, to state 
 
 correctly the Christian as well as the surname of 
 
 the person in whose favor it is drawn. 
 3rd. To see that the name of the person taking out the 
 
 money-order is correctly known to the person in 
 
 whose favor it is drawn. 
 
 8. Although, at the end of twelve months from that in 
 which it was issued, a money-order, if still unpaid, becomes 
 legally void ; nevertheless, when a good reason can be given 
 
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 niE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [188ft 
 
 for the delay in presenting it, an application for payment 
 subject to a certain deduction, is entertained. 
 
 Foreign Countries. 
 
 Money-orders are issued in Newfoundland on the fol- 
 lowing Foreign Countries and British possessions : — 
 
 Foreign Countries — Belgium, Denmark, Danish West 
 Indies, Dutch East Indies, Egypt, German Empire, Holland, 
 Iceland, Italy, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzer- 
 land. 
 
 British India — Including the Agencies of the Indian 
 Post Office at Aden, Bagdad, Bunder, Abas, Bushire, Busrah, 
 Gurdur, Jask, Linge, Muscat and Zanzibar. 
 
 British Colonies — Australia — New South Wdles, Queens- 
 land, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia 
 and New Zealand. 
 
 Other Colonies — Bermuda, Ceylon, Falkland Islands, 
 Hong Kong, including the Agencies of the Hong Kong Post 
 Office at Amoy, Canton, Foo Chow, Hankow, Holhow, 
 Ningpo, Shanghai, Swatow, and Straits Settlements. 
 
 South and West Africa — Cape Colony, Gambia, Gold 
 Coast, Lagos, Mauritius, Natal, St. Helena, Seychelles and 
 Sierra Leone. 
 
 West Indies — Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, British Gui- 
 ana, Dominica, Grenada, Honduras (British), Jamaica, 
 Montserrat, Nevis, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Tobago, 
 Trinidad, Turks Island, Cyprus and North Borneo. 
 
 9. Postmasters should recommend the use of money 
 orders for the transmission of money, in preference to such 
 transmission otherwise. 
 
 Suggestions to the Public. 
 
 Facility will be given to the Post Office in the discharge 
 of its daily duties, and greater security afforded to the pub- 
 lic, by careful attention to the following recommendations : 
 
 Post all letters and newspapers, &c., as early as practi- 
 cable, especially when sent in large bundles. 
 
 When a number of newspapers are addressed to the 
 same office, put them up in one parcel. 
 
 When a number of circulars are posted, tie them up in 
 A bundle, with the address all in one direction. 
 
 Address letters, papers, &c., in a legible and complete 
 manner, always giving the name of the post office ; and if 
 there be more than one post office of that name, the name 
 of the district in which situated. In case of letters going 
 abroad, the name of the country, as well as of the town and 
 city, should be given in full. Letters, for example, intended 
 for London, Canada West, it simply addressed " London," 
 
 BHIHHHHHMHniiiiPtiisNiH' 
 
 j^<awis' 
 
[1889 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 60 
 
 M 
 
 would be forwarded to London, England, and thus be 
 delayed. 
 
 Letters, papers or parcels for outports should have the 
 name of the district, the post or way office, distinctly written 
 as part of the address. For instance, letters for Bonne Baj , 
 French Shore, are sometimes sent to Bonne Bay, Fortune 
 Bay district, being simply directed Bonne Bay. There are 
 several settlements named Broad Cove, Little Bay, English 
 Harbor, Black Head, Bauline, Caplin Cove, Deer Island, 
 Flat Islands, Fortune, Fox Cove, Freshwater, Island Cove, 
 Long Harbor, Burgeo, New Harbor, Salmon Cove, Seal Cove, 
 Ship Cove, and, unless properly directed, are liable to go to 
 the wrong office for delivery. The loss and inconvenience 
 arising from imperfect directions, is caused by the careless- 
 ness of the sender, and no blame can attach to the post 
 office. Other places, ' 3sides those named, have settlements 
 with corresponding appellation, hence the necessity of being 
 particular in addressing all letters, &c. 
 
 See that every letter, newspaper or other packet sent by 
 post is securely folded and sealed. Every such packet has 
 to be several times handled ; and even when in the mail-bag, 
 is exposed to pressure and friction. Unless, therefore, the 
 article be light and pliant, it should be enclosed in strong 
 paper, linen, parchment, or other material which will not 
 readily tear or break. 
 
 Fasten the covers of newspapers firmly, so as to pre 
 vent them from slipping out. 
 
 Fully pay postage on newspapers, otherwise you lose 
 both papers and stamps, as such are not forwarded. 
 
 When dropping a letter or newspaper into a letter-box, 
 always see that the packet falls into the box, and dpes not 
 stick in its passage. '■ 
 
 Never seal letters for the East and West Indies and other 
 hot climates with wax. Such a practice is attended with 
 much inconvenience, and frequently with serious injury, in 
 consequence of the melting of the wax and the adhesion of 
 the letters to each other. In all such cases use wafers or 
 gum, and advise your correspondents in the country referred 
 to to do the same. 
 
 Never send money or other articles of value through 
 the post-office, except either by means of a money-order or 
 in a registered letter. "Any person who sends money or 
 jewelry in an unregistered letter, not only runs the risk of 
 losing his property, but exposes to temptation every one 
 through whose hands his letter passes, and may be the means 
 of ultimately bring some clerk or letter-carrier to moral 
 ruin." Carefully secure every letter or packet containing 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 money or value, first with gum and afterwards with good 
 sealing wax, on which mark the clear impression of a seal. 
 This only applies to local correspondence, the forwarding of 
 such articles to other countries being prohibited. 
 
 On posting a registered letter or packet, always obtain 
 a receipt for the same at the office where posted. 
 
 When letters or newspapers are delayed and missing, at 
 once communicate the fact to the postmaster of the division 
 in which is situated the post office at which the delayed or 
 missing letters were posted. In case of a missing letter 
 enclosing value, state the exact contents, the exact address, 
 and the office at which posted ; the name of the person by 
 whom posted, and the name of the person by whom received 
 at the office. In the case of a delayed letter or paper, send 
 the cover or wrapper in an entire state, in order that the 
 place of delay may be ascertained by an examination of the 
 postmarks. 
 
 Trouble and loss occasionally arise out of the careless- 
 ness or dishonesty of parties employed in the post-office 
 service ; yet instances aie not wanting in which it has been 
 shown to the satisfaction, even of the complainants, that the 
 fault at first attributed to the post office, in truth rested in 
 other quarters. Theft by private hands, although very diffi- 
 cult of proof, has frequently been brought to light, and it is 
 greatly to be desired that those who suffer loss should in the 
 first instance, and while the circumstances are fresh, en- 
 deavor to ascertain with the utmost precision all particulars 
 respecting the despatch or receipt of the lost letters or 
 papers, and lose no time in communicating the information 
 to the postmaster. Indeed, generally speaking, it is only 
 by careful inquiry into minute details that the offender can 
 be detected, whether he be a servant of the department or not. 
 
 The Post Office is a department which admits of con- 
 stant improvement and expansion. The public, by sending 
 to the Postmaster General clear and correct information 
 respecting faulty arrangements, may materially benefit the 
 service. It must be remembered, however, that changes in 
 machinery so extensive and intricate as that of the post 
 office, must be made cautiously and* with much previous 
 consideration. 
 
 Time is generally required to cairy out any material 
 change in postal arrangements ; for even when decided upon, 
 old contracts, requiring notice of termination, may have to 
 be got rid of, and tenders for new contracts invited by pub- 
 lic advertisements, before the decision can take effect. 
 
 New post offices are established by the department 
 wherever it is ascertained that a sufficient number of inhabi- 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 61 
 
 tants can be accommodated, and a sufficient amount of 
 postal revenue collected to warrant such a measure. When 
 a new post office is required, a petition should be addressed 
 to the Postmaster General, signed by as many of the inhabi- 
 tants as can conveniently subscribe the same. The petition 
 should state the name of the settlement and district in which 
 it is desired the office should be established ; the distance 
 from the neighboring offices ; whether at the site of the pro- 
 posed post office there is a village ; the number of mills, 
 stores, taverns and houses thereat ; the extent of the settle- 
 ment to be served, and the probable cost of the mail, 
 together with any other facts that may form any ground for 
 the accommodation applied for. 
 
 Post Office Directory — Newfoundland. 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 Aaron Arm . . . . 
 
 Abraham's Cove . . . . 
 Adam's Cove . . . . 
 Admiral's Beach . . . . 
 Admiral's Cove . . . . 
 Admiral's Cove . . . . 
 Alcock Island . . . . 
 
 Alexander Bay . . . . 
 
 Allan Island 
 
 Amherst 
 Coves 
 
 " (Lower, J 
 
 District, 
 
 Anchor Point 
 
 Anderson's Cove.... 
 Anderson's Cove.... 
 
 Angel's Cove 
 
 Ann's Cove 
 Anstey Cove 
 
 Anthony Island .... 
 
 ApseyCove .... 
 
 Apsey Cove .... 
 
 Aquaforte .... 
 Archie Campbell's C'e 
 
 Arnold's Cove .... 
 
 Aspen Cove .... 
 
 Athlone .... 
 
 Baccalieu .... 
 
 Bachelor's Cove .... 
 
 Back Cove .... 
 
 Back Cove .... 
 
 Back Harbor .... 
 
 Bacon Cove .... 
 
 Badger Bay .... 
 
 Bale Verte .... 
 
 Bailey's Point .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burin . . 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . 
 Twillingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fogo .< 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Placentia and St. Maiy's. . 
 
 Twillingate , 
 
 Ferryland , 
 
 Bay-de-Verde , 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. , 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 Fogo • . .... . , 
 
 Twillingate , 
 
 Harbor Main , 
 
 Twillingate , 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 St,Barbe 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 ?• 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Cape Broyle 
 
 Fermeuse 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Salvage, via King's 
 
 Cove, in summer ; 
 Shoal Harbor in 
 
 winter. 
 Lamaline 
 
 Kings Cove. 
 
 Flower's Cove in sum- 
 mer 
 
 Bonne Bay in winter 
 
 St. Jacques 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 St. Bride's, Great Pla- 
 centia 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Ireland's Eye, Britannia 
 Cove 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Fern'land 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Caplin bay. 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Isle Valen 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
03 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 
 — — — 
 
 Nam* of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Placentla and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 I)ainu Harbor 
 
 Balne Harbor, Burin 
 
 Bilker's 1 leud 
 
 I'lacentia and St, Mury's . . . 
 
 Treiiasiey 
 
 Bilker's ( 'ove 
 
 Burgoo and I .nPoilu 
 
 LuPolle 
 
 Bnk«r'« Tickle 
 
 Burgeo and I .nPoilu 
 
 KoHo Blanche 
 
 Bunk Heml 
 
 St. (.ieorge'H 
 
 .St. (ieorge's 
 Hickman's Hudior In 
 
 Bald Nap 
 
 Trinity ' 
 
 summer. 
 
 Shoal Harbor In win- 
 ter. 
 
 Hay of Islands 
 
 Bnllnntine Cove 
 
 St, George's 
 
 Balsom Bud Cove... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Biiracliuis, (it. & Liillv 
 Banicbuis Muldlc 
 
 Placentla and St. Mary's... . 
 
 l^laeeniia 
 
 Biirgeo and I jiPoilc .... 
 
 Channel 
 
 Kocky 
 
 
 
 Ittirbaset 
 
 St. Rirbe 
 
 Bonne Bay, Garguiiiello 
 Flower's Cov(! 
 
 Barr'd Brook 
 
 St. Barbc 
 
 Barr'd Islands 
 
 Fogo 
 
 FORO 
 
 l^trvneed 
 
 Port-de-Gruve 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Barren Island 
 
 Placentla and St, Mary's. .. . 
 
 Plucentia 
 
 Barrow Harbor 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Salvage 
 
 BartlettCove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 l.ittle Bay 
 
 Bar Tolnt 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Bateaux Cove 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Ikiteaux Cove 
 
 St. Barbe .... ...... 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 Baulinc 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Baulinc 
 
 St. John's 
 
 King's Bridge 
 
 Bay Bulls 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Hay Bulls 
 
 Buy Bulls Ann ...... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dlldo 
 
 Bay d' ICst, Fortune B. 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Jacques 
 
 Bay d'l'H Her'tageB. 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Gaullols 
 
 lioy de L'eau 
 
 Placentla and ,St. Mary's... . 
 
 Balne Ilirbor 
 
 Buy de I /euu 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Bay de 'I/euu Island. . 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Bay de I^up 
 
 Burgeo uod UiPoile 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Bay du Nord, For- 
 tune Buv 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Jacques 
 
 Bay du Nord, Her- 
 mitage Bay 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Puslithrough it Gaull's 
 
 Ray de Paris 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Bay D'Espoir 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Gaultols 
 
 Bay de Verde 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 f lack Head 
 
 Buy des Vieux ...... 
 
 Burgeo and I^iPoile ...... 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Bay L'Argent 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. lacqiK's 
 Hay of Islands 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 St, George's 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Buy St. George 
 
 St. George 
 
 St George's 
 
 Bay St. Genevieve . . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Flower's C'e In summer 
 Bonne Bay in winter 
 
 Bear Cove 
 
 Ferrvlund 
 
 Renews 
 
 Bear Cove 
 
 Twillingute 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Bear Cove 
 
 Twillingute 
 
 Three Arms 
 
 Bear Cove 
 
 St. Barbe '. 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Bear Cove 
 
 St. George 
 
 Crabb's Brook 
 
 Beachy Cove 
 
 Beau Bois 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Beaver Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Beaver Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Beaver Cove 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Gander bay 
 
 Beaver Cove 
 
 St Barbe 
 
 Englee 
 
 Beckford 
 
 Placentla and St. Mary's... 
 
 St. .Mary's 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Belburns 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Helle Isle, i Beach i... 
 
 St John's 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 Belle Isle, i Lance C'e) 
 
 St John's 
 
 Topsail 
 
 Bell Island North,,.. 
 
 St Barbe . 
 
 Griguet 
 
TUK NKWFUUMDLANU ALMANAC. 
 
 68 
 
 Xante of I'lact. 
 
 District. 
 St, Hurl)e 
 
 fost Town, 
 
 Hell Ixinnd South.... 
 
 Conclie 
 
 Rvllcoram 
 
 I'ortuiie 
 
 Helloram & St. (acqucs 
 
 !{(!lvii! Miiy 
 
 St, Barbe 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 jk'ii ItiUt'HCove 
 
 TwillinKiiic 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Hvnm-tt Ibland 
 
 Bonaviiilu 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Henni-tt's Covu 
 
 St. (icorKe 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Uonoifs Cove 
 
 St. (Jeorgu 
 
 Hay of Islundn 
 
 Kelt'!! Cove 
 
 TwillinKate 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Berry Head 
 
 St. Livorge 
 
 Gravel's 
 
 Rides Arm 
 
 St. Hurbe 
 
 Englee 
 
 Rides Cove 
 
 St. Uarbe 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Big Hrook 
 
 St. >-arbc 
 
 Cape Nurrnan 
 
 Rig Hrook 
 
 St. George 
 
 Channel 
 
 Itig Cove 
 
 St. George 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Rig Suimonier 
 
 Burin 
 
 Hurin 
 
 Rig River, Codruy.... 
 
 St. George 
 
 Channel 
 
 Birch Cove 
 
 Buniivistu 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Kircti Cove 
 
 'trinity 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Birch Islund 
 
 Twillingute 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Birchy Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Birchy Cove 
 
 St. (ieorgc 
 
 Hay of Islands 
 
 Birchy Cove 
 
 'Iwillingute 
 
 St. Bar je 
 
 Jackson's Cove 
 Bonne Hay 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Birch V Mead 
 
 Bird Covo . . ...... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bird Island Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bird Islands 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St, John's 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Kiscuyan Covo 
 
 Pouch Cove 
 
 Biscay Bay 
 
 Flacentia and St. Mary's. . . 
 
 Trepassey 
 Soaniard a Bav 
 
 Bishop's Cove 
 
 Bishop's Cove 
 
 Harbor Grace.. . 
 
 Port-de-Gravc 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Black Hrook 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Heart's Ease 
 
 Black Duck Brook... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 British Harbor 
 
 Black Duck Cove . . . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Black Duck Cove ... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Black Duck Cove . . . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Flower's Cove, Bonne 
 
 Bay, in winter 
 Blackhead 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 St. lohn's 
 
 St. ohn's 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Litt e Bay Island 
 
 hlackhead Hay 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Blackhead Cove 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Black Island 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Black Island Tickle.. 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Black Lead Cove 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Seld'm-Come-Hy, Fogo 
 
 Black River 
 
 Flacentia and St. Mary's. . . 
 
 Great Flacentia 
 
 Blanchard 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor liriton 
 
 Bloody Arm 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Gander Bay 
 
 Bloonificld 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Blow-me-down 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Hay Roberts 
 
 Blow-me-down 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Bluff Head Cove 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Boar Island 
 
 Burgco and LaPoile 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Boat Harbor 
 
 Flacentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Baine Harbor 
 
 Boat Head, Boat Stern 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Bobby Cove 
 
 Bonah, Great & Little. 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Flacentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity & Britannia C'e 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Honavista 
 
 Bonne Bay.Her'geBay 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Pushthrough & Gault's 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Honne Bay 
 
 Boot Harbor 
 
 Twiilingate 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Bordeaux 
 
 Flacentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Great Flacentia 
 
 Boutitou, Hillier's Hr. 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Englee 
 
 Bowling Pond Head. . 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Tilton Harbor 
 
 Boxy 
 
 Fortune •••• 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
M 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 Namt of Place, 
 
 Bradbury's Hill 
 
 Bradley's Cove 
 
 Bragg's Island 
 
 Braha, Great & Little. 
 Branch •• •••••• 
 
 Brandy Hr. Cook's Hr 
 Brandy Island 
 Braziel . . 
 Bread and Cheese C'c 
 Bread Cove, Clode S'd 
 Brent Island 
 Brent's Cove 
 Brierly C'e.Cupc Shore 
 Brick Yard . . 
 
 ••••«• 
 
 •••••• 
 
 •••••• 
 
 Brig Bay 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Brigus J unction 
 
 Brigus South 
 
 Briney's Cove 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 British Harbor 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Broad C'e, Smith's Sd 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Broad Cove, N. Shore 
 Broad Cove .... 
 Broad Cove .... 
 Broad Cove .... 
 
 Broud Cove 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Broad Cove, Rushoon 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Broads .. ...... 
 
 Brook C'e, Hant's Hr. 
 Brook Cove 
 
 Distriet. 
 
 PortHle-Grave 
 
 Hay-de- Verde 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St, Barbc 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgee and LaE'oile 
 
 Ferryiand 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 St. Barbc .... 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Trinity 
 
 St. Barbc | 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 •«•••• 
 
 ...... 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Broom Close .... 
 Broom's Bottom.... 
 Broom's Point .... 
 Brown's Cove .... 
 Brown's Cove .... 
 Brown's Harbor.... 
 Brule, or Brewley, 
 
 Merasheen Island 
 Brunette . . .... 
 
 Bryan's Hole,ClodeSd 
 
 Bryant's Cove 
 
 Buckley Cove, New- I 
 
 man's Sound .... J 
 
 Bull Arm 
 
 Bull Cove 
 
 Bull Cove 
 
 Bunyan C'e, Clode Sd. 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Burgoyne's L ove 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burinbay . , 
 
 Burin Island 
 
 >••••« 
 
 •••••• 
 
 Ferryiand 
 Twillingatc 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Bay-de- Verde.... 
 
 Ferryiand , 
 
 St, George , 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista , 
 
 Bonavista , 
 
 Burin , 
 
 Harbor \(ain 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 St. John's, East 
 
 Port-de-Grave , 
 
 Trinity , 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burin 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Burin .. ,,i 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin . . . . 
 
 Burin .. 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 • • • • ^ 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 St. Antnony 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Bay Bulls 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 St. Antnony 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Flower's Cove, Bonne 
 
 Bay in winter 
 Brigus 
 
 Railway T. P. O. 
 Brigus South, Bay Bulls 
 Tilt Cove 
 Britannia Cove, via 
 
 Heart's Content 
 Britannia Cove and 
 
 Trinity 
 Dildo 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 Bonaventure 
 Carbonear 
 Renews 
 St, George 
 King's Cove 
 Greenspond 
 Newman's S'd, Salvage 
 Oderin 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 "Trepassey 
 Broad Cove 
 Bay Roberts 
 Heart's Content 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 Brooklyn, v/a Trinity 
 
 or Shoal Harbor 
 Salvage 
 Bay of Islands 
 Bonne Bay 
 Coachman's Cove 
 Burin 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 Brooklyn 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Burin 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
1880] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 65 
 
 11 
 
 Nam* o/Plact, 
 
 Burn Cove 
 
 Burnt Arm . . ...... 
 
 Kurntbay 
 
 Burnt Hrook 
 
 Burnt rove 
 
 Burnt Head 
 
 Burnt Island 
 
 Burntisland 
 
 Burnt Island 
 
 Burnt Island 
 
 Burnt Islands 
 
 Burnt Point 
 
 Burnt Woods 
 
 Burton's Fond 
 
 Burt's Cove 
 
 Buryine Place 
 
 Bussey s Point ...... 
 
 Bastard Cove 
 
 Butler Cove 
 
 Butter Cove 
 
 Butter Harbor 
 
 Button Hole C'e 
 
 Cabot Island 
 
 Canada Bay 
 
 Canaille 
 
 Canning Cove 
 
 Cann Island 
 
 Canaries 
 
 Campbell's Cove .... 
 
 Cap Cove 
 
 Cape Anguille 
 
 Cape Ballard 
 
 Cape Bauld 
 
 Cape Bonavista 
 
 Cape Broyle 
 
 Cape Cove 
 
 Cape Dog 
 
 Cape Fogo 
 
 Cape Freels 
 
 Cape Gregory 
 
 Cape Island 
 
 Cape La Hune 
 
 Cape Mutton 
 
 Cape Norman 
 
 Cap d'Ognon, or \ 
 Cape Onion ) 
 
 Cape Pine 
 
 Cape Race 
 
 Cape Ray 
 
 Cape Rodger Harbor. 
 Cape Rouge Harbor.. 
 
 Cape Spear 
 
 Cape St. Francis 
 
 Cape St. Mary's 
 
 CaplinBay 
 
 CaplinBay 
 
 Capjin Cove, L. I.e.. 
 
 Caplin Cove 
 
 Caplin Cove 
 
 Caplin Cove 
 
 Caplin Cove 
 
 Caplin Cove 
 
 Caplin Coves 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Carbonear Island 
 
 District. 
 
 Ftrryland 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's., 
 Burgeo and I^Poile .... 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Bay-dc-Verds .... . . . . 
 
 I'willingate 
 
 Kogo 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Hurgco and I.aPoile . . . . 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. George 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. George 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 St. barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Fogo.. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . , 
 Placentia and St. Mary's, 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Post Toum. 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . , 
 Placentia and St. Ma'i a. 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 St. John's 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Ferr)!und 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay-de-Verds.... 
 Ferryland .... 
 Harbor Grace 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 Twillingate .... 
 Twillingate .... 
 Carbonear .... 
 Carbonear .... 
 
 •••••• 
 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Ch nge Islands 
 
 Nip >er's Harbor 
 
 Gaiiiicr Bay 
 
 Bon le B, Puit-au-Caoix 
 
 Leading Ti-kles 
 
 Fox Harbv^r 
 
 Chan-<jl 
 
 Nipper's Harboi 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Englee 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Englee 
 
 St. George'* 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Codroy 
 
 Renews 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Cape Broyle 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Grieuet 
 
 ■ 'ijuet 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Renews 
 
 Channel 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Conche 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Pouch Cove 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Caplin Bay 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 m 
 
ta 
 
 THfi NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 i 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Post Tovm. 
 
 Cascade Cove .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Pushlhrough 
 
 Castle Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Kings Cove 
 
 (Castor's Harbor .... 
 
 St, Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Castor's River .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Catalina 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Catalina 
 
 Cat Bay 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Cat Cove 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Englee 
 
 Cat Harbor 
 
 FOgO .. ... . .....a 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Cat's Cove 
 
 Bunn 
 
 Burin 
 
 Cat's Cove 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 
 Centre's Cove .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dlldo 
 
 Chain Cove, Chance.. 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Renews 
 
 Chamberlains .... 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Topsail 
 
 Chamber's Brook .... 
 
 St.Barbe 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Chaleur Bay 
 
 Burgeo and I^^Poile 
 
 Harbor Briton. Cape 
 Lahune 
 
 Chance Cove 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Renews 
 
 Chance Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dlldo 
 
 Chance Harbor .... 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Change Islands .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Channel • • . . .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Channel 
 
 Chapel Arm 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dlldo 
 
 Chapel Island .... 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Twlllingate, Morton's H 
 
 Chapel's Cove .... 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Chapel's Island .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Charlie Shear's Cove.. 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Chimney Bay 
 
 St. Itarbe 
 
 Englee 
 
 Chimney Cpve .... 
 Chouse Brook .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Cinq Cerfs 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Cinq lies Bay 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Clam Cove 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Renews 
 
 Clam Bank Cove .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Clarke's Beach .... 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Brlgus 
 
 Clarke's Brook .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 Valen Island 
 
 Clatise Harbor .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . 
 
 1 'lay Pits 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Clode Sound 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn ' 
 
 ( lown's Cove 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Coachman's Cove. . . . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Coal All 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Cobbler's Island .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Cob's Arm 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Herring Neck 
 
 Codroy • 
 
 St. George 
 
 Channel 
 
 Cod's Sead Cove.... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Codrick's Cove .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Colchester 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Cold Harbor 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Coley's Point 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Colliers 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Railway T. P. 0. 
 
 Collier's Bay Cove . . . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Colinet .. .. .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . 
 
 Salmonler 
 
 Colinet Island .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Collins's Cove . . . . 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Colombier Island . . . . 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 CoUett's Cove . . . . 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Come-by-Chance .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Comfort Head . . . . 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Twlllingate 
 
 Conception Harbor.. . 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 
 Conche 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Conche 
 
 Coney Arm 
 
 St. ^arbe 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Confusion Bay . . . . 
 
 St.Barbe 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Conn . . . • .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Connaigre Bay .^,, 
 Conne River 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Fortime 
 
 Gaaltois 
 
 
 #SP(*-;W:t*lrk 
 
 -N# 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AliMANAC. 
 
 fl7 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 Connoire Bay 
 Cook's Cove 
 Cook's Cove 
 Cook's Harbor 
 Coomb's Cove 
 « ooper's (;ove 
 Cooper's Cove 
 Coppet . . 
 Corbin . . 
 Corbin . . 
 Cormorandier 
 Corner Brook . 
 1 ornelius Island 
 Corner br'k.N.WArm 
 ("otrel'sCove 
 Cottell's Island 
 Cottle Island 
 Country Path 
 Cow Cove 
 Cow Harbor 
 
 Crabbs Brook 
 
 •••••• 
 
 Crabb's Brook 
 
 Crabb's Hole 
 
 Crawley's Cove 
 
 Creek Cove 
 
 Cremaillere 
 
 Cripple Cove 
 
 Croc 
 
 Crocker's Cove 
 
 Cross Island 
 
 Croucher Cove 
 
 Crdw Head 
 
 Cub Cove, White \ 
 Bear Bay j 
 
 Cuckold's Cove 
 
 Cuckold's Cove 
 
 Cul de Sac, E. & W. . 
 
 Cull Island 
 
 Cupids 
 
 Currant Island 
 
 Burgco and LaPoile . . . . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. Rarbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's . . . 
 
 Burgco and LaPoiie 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbc 
 
 St. George 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoilc 
 
 TwiUingate .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 TwiUingate 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe . . . , 
 
 Cuslett 
 
 Cutwell Arm 
 
 Cutwell Harbor 
 
 Damnable Harbor.... 
 
 Daniel's Cove 
 
 Daniel's C'e, Random 
 
 Daniel's Harbor 
 
 Daniel's Point 
 
 Dantzic Coves 
 
 Dark Cove ...... 
 
 Dark Cove 
 
 Dark Har., Random. . 
 
 Dark Tickles 
 
 Darrell's Home 
 
 Davey Button's Cove. 
 
 Davis Cove 
 
 Davis C'e.Near Burgeo 
 Dawson's Cove .... 
 Dead Isles, or lies 
 
 aux Morts 
 Dead Lobster Bay., 
 Deadman's Bay. . . . 
 Deadman's Bay.... 
 
 District, 
 
 • • ■ » f 
 
 St. George .... 
 
 St. George .... 
 "•lacentia and St. Mfiry's. . . . 
 
 t. Barbe 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 St. John's 
 
 St. Karbe 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . 
 
 TwiUingate 
 
 TwiUingate 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile j 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Triiiity 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile. 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 St. Barbe | 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 Burin .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista ,.... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 Fortune .... 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 Fortune .... 
 
 St. John's .... 
 Fogo .... 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Old Perlican 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Harbor Briton, 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Placcntia 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Hurm 
 
 Relloram 
 
 Conche 
 
 Kay of Islands 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 I-«ading Tickles 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Hay Roberts 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 St. George, Channel in 
 
 winter 
 Bay of Islands 
 Placentia 
 Ronne Bay 
 St. George's 
 St. Anthony 
 Pouchcove 
 y onche 
 Carbonear 
 Oderin 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 Twillingate 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Trinity , , 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Hrigus 
 
 Flower's C'e in summer 
 
 Bonne Bay in winter 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Old Perlican 
 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Ronne Hay 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Lamalinc 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Salvage 
 
 a 
 
 Little Bay Islands 
 Ray Roberts 
 Twillingate 
 Twillingate 
 Placentia 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Channel 
 
 Pushthrough 
 St. John's 
 Greenspohd 
 
i 
 
 I 
 
 ^ 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 Name of Place, 
 
 Deadman's Cove .... 
 
 Degrat du Cheval.... 
 Deep Bight, Random. 
 
 Deep Cove 
 
 Deepwater Bay .... 
 Deepwater Cove .... 
 Deer Krook .... 
 
 Deer Harbor .... 
 Deer Harbor .... 
 Deer Island ... . 
 
 Deer Island .... 
 
 Deer Lake 
 
 Delby's Cove .... 
 Devil's B., Rencontre.. 
 
 Devil's Cove .... 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Dildo Run 
 
 Dirty Cove 
 
 Dock, Barenced .... 
 Doctor's Harbor .... 
 Doctor's tl arbor .... 
 
 Dog Bay 
 
 Dog Cove, t ottell's Id 
 
 Dog Cove 
 
 DGg< ove 
 
 Dog Cove 
 
 Dog Hr.. Merasheen.. 
 Dog Isl'd, Bird Cove) 
 
 St, Barbe .... 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Ferryland .... 
 
 I'wiliingate .... 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 St. Karbe .... 
 
 rrinity .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 St. George .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaFoilc 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Dog Peninsula ] 
 
 DoUard Arm .... 
 DoUman's Point .... 
 
 Dolly Cove 
 
 Dominion Point .... 
 Dossenger's Cove .... 
 Doting Cove .... 
 Dragoon Bay .... 
 Drake Cove .... 
 
 Dreadfall Point .... 
 
 Drogheda 
 
 Droke 
 
 Duggan's Cove .... 
 Durant Island .... 
 
 Duricle 
 
 Durrel's Arm .... 
 
 East Bay 
 
 Krister Cove .... 
 
 Kiist Point 
 
 Eastern Tickle .... 
 Eboulements .... 
 Eddy's Cove .... 
 
 Elliott's Cove .... 
 
 Elliott's Point .... 
 
 Englee 
 
 English Cove .... 
 English Cove .... 
 English Harbor, East. 
 English Harbor, West 
 English Harbor .... 
 Evans' Rock, Random 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Facheux Bay .... 
 
 District. 
 
 •••••• 
 
 Innity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Port-de-Grave... 
 Burgeo and LaPoilo 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 • • • • 1 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . . , 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and laPoile 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . , 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burin 
 
 Twillingate , 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . . , 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . . , 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 St. Barbe .... . . . . . 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 Flower's Cove, Bonne 
 
 Bay, in winter 
 Englee 
 
 Capliu Bay 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Bonne Hay 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Pay of Islands 
 
 Trmity, British Harbor 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Coachman's Cove or 
 
 Englee 
 Dildo 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Fortune , 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity , 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile ,... 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Belleoram 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Salmonier 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Flower's C'e in summer 
 
 Bonne Bay in winter 
 
 Nipper's H.,ThreeArms 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Channel 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Trepasscy 
 
 Eng'lee 
 
 Channel 
 
 Burin 
 
 fwillingate 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Fogo, Indian Islands 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Port-au Choix,Bonne B 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Hickman's Harbor in 
 
 summer 
 Shoal Hr. in winter 
 Exploits 
 Englee 
 
 < ollier's.Railw'yT.P.O. 
 St. Mary's 
 Belloram 
 Harbor Briton 
 Trinity, Salmon Cov 
 
 Exploits 
 Pushthrough 
 
 WK//mgKtmmm0mm--. 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 6d 
 
 Name 0/ Place. 
 
 • • • • 
 
 • • • • 
 
 • • • • 
 
 • • • I 
 
 • • • • 
 
 • • • • 
 
 Fair Island . . 
 Famish Gut 
 Farewell Harbor 
 Farm 
 
 Farmer's Arm 
 Farmer's Arm, N.W.I 
 Farewell Cove ..., 
 Feather Point .... 
 
 Femme 
 Fermeuso . t 
 Ferrole Point, &c . . 
 Ferryland . . .... 
 
 Fichot .. .••• 
 Fishel's Brook .... 
 
 Fish Head Cove .... 
 
 Five Islands Day .... 
 
 Flag Staff 
 
 Flainbro' Head .... 
 
 Fiat Day 
 
 Flat Islands 
 
 Flat I stands 
 
 Flat I'd., St John's B.. 
 
 Flat Rock 
 
 Fiat Kock 
 
 Fleur de Lys .... 
 
 Flower's Cove .... 
 
 Flower's Island .... 
 Flurry's Bight .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Forrester's Point .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fortune Arm .... 
 Fortuue Harbor .... 
 
 Fourchette 
 
 Fox Bay 
 
 Fox Cove 
 
 Fox Cove 
 
 Fox Harbor .... 
 
 Fox Harbor .... 
 
 Fox Head Cove .... 
 Fox Isld, near Raineo 
 
 Fox Island 
 
 Fox Point 
 
 Fox Roost 
 
 Francis Cove . . . , 
 Francois, near Ren- ) 
 centre . . . . j 
 Franks Island .... 
 French Cove .... 
 French Cove ...i 
 French Island Harbor 
 Frenchman's Cove... 
 Frenchman's Cove... 
 Frenchman's C Beach 
 FrenneyCove 
 
 Freshwater 
 
 Freshwater 
 
 Freshwater 
 
 Freshwater 
 
 Freshwater Belle Isle 
 Freshwater Bay . , . 
 
 District. 
 
 * ■ • . .. 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 Placcntia and St. Mar> s. . . 
 Fogo .... 
 
 St. George .... 
 Twillingate .... 
 Twillingate .... 
 Twillingalte .... 
 Harbor Grace... 
 Fortune .... 
 Ferryland .... 
 St. Barbe .... 
 Ferryland .... 
 St. Barbe .... 
 St. George .... 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 Fortune .... 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bay-de- Verde . . . 
 St. George .... 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Karbe .... 
 Carbonear .... 
 St. John's, East.. 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 • • • • • I 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Burgeo and Lapoile 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and Lapoile 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's . . . . 
 
 Burgeo and Lapoile 
 
 Burgeo and Lapoile 
 
 Fortune .... 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. George .... 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. John's East 
 
 St. John's 
 
 St. John's 
 
 ••••«• 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 Greenspondj 
 
 Placentia 1 . '-, . , 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits, Fortune Hr 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Bonnebay 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 (/onche 
 
 Robinson's Head 
 
 La Poile 
 
 Belloram 
 
 St. Lawrence, I^maline 
 
 Hlack Head 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Burin and Gt Placentia 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Torbay 
 
 < 'oachman's Cove 
 
 Flower's Cove, Bonne 
 
 Bay in winter 
 Greenspond 
 Exploits 
 Fogo 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 Fortune 
 Griguet 
 
 Exploits, Fortune Hr 
 Englee 
 Greenspond 
 Burin 
 Belloram 
 Placentia 
 Fox Harbor via Heart's 
 
 Content in summer; 
 via Northern Might in 
 
 winter 
 riiiinge Islands 
 Burgeo 
 Gaultois 
 St. Anthony 
 Channel 
 Valen Island 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Burgeo 
 Gaultois 
 Bay Roberts 
 Flower's Cove 
 Renews 
 Burin, Garnish 
 Bay of Islands 
 Placentia 
 Carbonear 
 Placentia 
 Trinity 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 Topsail 
 St. John's 
 

 70 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 Name 0/ Place. 
 
 Freshwater Bay . . . . 
 
 Friday's Itay . . . . 
 
 Furby's Cove . . . . 
 
 (iads Harbor . . . . 
 
 (ialliboy Harbor . . . . 
 
 (iales llarbor .... 
 
 (iallows Cove .... 
 tiallows Harbor, 
 
 St. Joseph's .... 
 
 Gander Bay . . . . 
 
 . • . • * . 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Gargamellc 
 
 Garia 
 
 (jarnish, (jreat & Little 
 (larrott's Cove ..r 
 Gaslciers, Gascoigne 
 Gasiers . . 
 
 Gaultois .. ,.. 
 
 Georjje's Brook . . 
 George's Cove 
 George's Cove 
 (jiles' Point.. 
 Glover Harbor 
 Glover Town 
 Goblin Hay . . 
 (lod Kay . . 
 Godfather's Cove .. 
 God Harbor 
 Gold Cove, White Bay 
 Golden Bay. . 
 Goldson's Arm 
 Good Bay, Port-aii- 
 
 Clioix 
 Goose Arm.. 
 Goose Bay . . 
 Gooseberry 
 Gooseberry Cove . 
 Gooseberry Island, 
 (jooseberry Island. . . . 
 Goose Cove 
 (joose Cove 
 (.loufre 
 Goulds 
 Goulds, Bay Bulls R'd 
 Governor's Island.... 
 
 Grand Bay 
 
 Grandby's Island .... 
 Grand Bank .... 
 
 Grand Beach .... 
 Grand Brook .... 
 Grand Rruit .... 
 
 Grand Cove, Confu- ) 
 
 sion Bay J 
 
 Grandes Ilettes Har.. 
 Grandes Oies .... 
 Grande Vache .... 
 Grand Ferry .... 
 
 Grand John .... 
 
 Grande La Pierre .... 
 Grand River Gut .... 
 Grandy's Brook .... 
 Grandy's Island .... 
 
 District, 
 
 Fcrryland 
 
 Twillingatc 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Ihirgco and LaPolle 
 
 Murgeo and I .aPoile 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Placentia nnd St. Mary's... 
 
 Fogo . . .... 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 ( 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Fortune .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Fortune { 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St, George 
 
 Twillingafe 
 
 Konavista 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 St. Uarbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 • ••• •••••! 
 
 • •«• •••••< 
 
 • ••• •••••! 
 
 • ••• •••••« 
 
 • ••• •••••• 
 
 • ••• ■••••• 
 
 St. Barbe •••• 
 
 IMacentia and St, Mary's... 
 Twillingatc • 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 •••••• 
 
 • • . . . • 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 St. Barbe .... 
 St. Barbe .... 
 Trinity 
 St. Barbe 
 Port-de Grave . . 
 St. John's .... 
 St. Barbe .... 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 Burgeo aud LaPoile 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 St. Ilarbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. George 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Post 'loTvn. 
 
 .... 
 
 .... 
 
 .... 
 .... 
 .... 
 .... 
 ••• . 
 * . • . 
 .... 
 
 Toads Cove 
 
 Twillingatc 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Channel 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Witless Bay 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Grecnsp'd in summer, 
 Gambo in winter 
 
 Salvage in summer. 
 Shoal Hr in winter 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 La Poile 
 
 Burin 
 
 Dildo 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Railway, T.P.O. 
 
 Gaultois, and via Har- 
 bor Briton 
 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Channel 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Burin, near Garnish 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Herring Neck 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Fox Horbor 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Flower's Cove ■ i 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Trinity Harbor 
 
 Englee 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Goulds 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Channel 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Grand Bank 
 
 Grand Hank 
 
 Channel 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Conche 
 
 Conche 
 
 Englee 
 
 Garnish 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Channel 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Burgeo 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 71 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Grandy's Passage 
 
 Grantly's Point 
 
 Grant's Cove 
 
 Grates Cove 
 
 Gravels . . 
 
 Great Cat Arm 
 
 Great Codroy River.. . 
 Great Colinet Island. . 
 
 Great Coney Ann 
 
 Great Harbor 
 
 Great Harbor, Con- ) 
 
 naigre Bay " | 
 
 Great Harbor Deep.. . 
 
 Great Island 
 
 Great Jervois 
 
 Great Lawn 
 
 Great Merasheen 
 
 Great Mosquito Cove. 
 
 Great Paradise 
 
 Great St. Joseph's .... 
 Great Souttiern Hr... . 
 
 Green Bay 
 
 (jreen Cove and Isl'd. 
 
 Green Gardens 
 
 Green Island 
 
 Green Island Brook. . 
 Green Island Cove... . 
 Green Island Cove... . 
 
 Green Point 
 
 Green Point 
 
 Green's Bight 
 
 Green's Harbor 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Gregory River 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Groais Island 
 
 Grole 
 
 Guillen Cove ...... 
 
 Gull Cove, Branch... . 
 
 Gullcys 
 
 Gull Island 
 
 Gull Isl'd, Cape John . 
 
 Gull Island Cove 
 
 Gull Marsh 
 
 Gussett's Cove 
 
 Ha Ha Bay 
 
 Halfway Point 
 
 Hall's Bay 
 
 Hall's Bay Head 
 
 Hall's 'rown 
 
 Hamilton Cove 
 
 Handy Harbor 
 
 Hants Harbor 
 
 Happy Adventure. . . . 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Haibor Buffett 
 
 Harbor Deep 
 
 Harbor des Veaux... . 
 
 Harbor Galle 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Harbor Grace Island. 
 
 Harbor Grace June. . 
 
 Harbor Island ...... 
 
 Harbor Le Cou 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . , 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. Barbe .... . . . , 
 
 St. George , 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . , 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Burin 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. George 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingatc 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 For'une 
 
 Post Towns. 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 Port-de-(irave... 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. George 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 St. George .... 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 jHarbor Main.... 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Isle Valen 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Old Perlican 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Channel 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 UPoile 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Englee 
 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Catalina 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Catalina 
 
 F'lowcr's Cove 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Griguct 
 
 Conche 
 
 Gaultois and Hr Briton 
 
 Great Placentia 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Englee 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Eiiglee 
 
 Conche 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Harbor Grace ' 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Railway T.P.O. 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
1i 
 
 I 
 
 72 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 • • • • • • 
 
 Harbor Millc .... 
 
 Harbor Round .... 
 
 Hardy Cove .... 
 
 Hare Bay .... 
 
 Hare Bay, Fresh- 
 water Bay 
 
 Hare Bay, near Rca 
 contre 
 
 Hare Bay 
 
 Haro Bay Island 
 
 Harricot or Harry's C'e 
 
 Harry's Harbor 
 
 Hatchet Cov^ 
 
 Hatter's Point 
 
 Hauling Point 
 
 Hawke's Harbor 
 
 Hayward's Cove, ) 
 Cottell's Island j 
 
 Hay Cove 
 
 Haystack 
 
 Head of Fortune Bay. 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Heart's Delight 
 
 Heart's Desire 
 
 Heart's Ease 
 
 Hermitage Cove. 
 Herring Neck ., 
 Hibb's Hole ., 
 
 Hickman's Harbor... . 
 
 Ilighbeach 
 
 Highland's 
 
 Hilliard's Harbor 
 
 Hiscock's Point 
 
 Hodge's Cove 
 
 Hogan Cove 
 
 Holloway's Passage.. . 
 
 Holyrood 
 
 Holyrood 
 
 Hoop Cove 
 
 Hooping Harbor 
 
 Hope All 
 
 Hopewell 
 
 Hopeville 
 
 Hornet Island 
 
 Horse Chops 
 
 Horse Cove 
 
 Horse Islands 
 
 Hoskins Harbor 
 
 Houses Point 
 
 How Harbor 
 
 Hungry Cove 
 
 Hunter's Point, Port- 1 
 au-Choix j 
 
 Hunt's 
 
 Hnmber Valley 
 
 Humber River 
 
 lies aux Morts 
 
 lies aux Sauvages.... 
 Indian Arm 
 
 District. 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Uarbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Twillingate j 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. .. . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity ■! 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Trinity ■! 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. George j 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Twilllingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 St. Harbe 
 
 St.George 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Pott Town. 
 
 Belloram 
 Tilt Cove 
 Gaultois 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Fogo 
 
 St. Anthony 
 Salmonier 
 
 Jackson's Cove, Nip- 
 per's Harbor 
 Fox Harbor 
 Burgeo 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Flat Islands 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Fox Hr., via Heart's 
 Content, via North- 
 ern Bight in winter. 
 
 Gaultois and Hr. briton 
 
 Herring Neck 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 via Heart's Content in 
 summer ; 
 
 via Shoal Hr. in winter 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 St. George in summer 
 
 Channel in winter 
 
 Englee 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Paradise 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Holyrood 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Englee 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Burgeo 
 Bonne Bay 
 Bay of Islands 
 Channel 
 Bonne Bay 
 Brooklyn 
 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 7d 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Post Iffum. 
 
 Indian Arm .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Indian Bay 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Indian Hight .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Indian Burying Place. 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Indian C'e, Fortune 
 Harbor 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Exploits, Fortune Hr 
 
 Indian Cove .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Indian Cove .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Indian Harbor & IsI'd 
 
 Rurgeo and LaPoile 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Indian Hr., Merasheen 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Indian Head .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Indian Islands .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Indian Point .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Indian Pond .... 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Indian Tickle, Long Id 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Inglewood, Random. . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 
 Ingornachoix Bay .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Inner Island .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Ireland Bight .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Ireland Is and .... 
 
 Burgeo and Lal'oile 
 
 laPoile 
 
 Ireland's Eye .... 
 
 I'rinity 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Island Cove, Upper.. . 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 
 Island Cove .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Island Cove .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Island Cove .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Island Harbor .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Isthmus Bay .... 
 Jack of Clubs .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. t'eorge's 
 
 St. George 
 
 St, George's 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Jackson's Arm .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 J; -kson's Cove .... 
 
 Twillingate j 
 
 Nipper's H. in summer ; 
 Little Bay in winter 
 
 acob's Cove, New Bay 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 Belloram 
 
 acques Fontaine .... 
 ames Cove .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 ames Cove .... 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 
 ean-de-Bay ..«. 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 enkins' Cove .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 ersey Harbor .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 igging Cove, Branch. 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Great Placentia 
 
 iggingHole .... 
 
 1 rinity 
 
 Trinity 
 Blackhead 
 
 Ob's Cove 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 . ob's Head 
 
 oe Batt's Arm .... 
 
 Tnnity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 ohn Smith's Harbor. 
 ohn's Pond .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 Saimonier 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's....' 
 
 . osiah Spencer's Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 uniper Stump .... 
 Canes Point .... 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Kate Harbor .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Kings Cove 
 
 Keels 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Kelly's Island .... 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Keppel Har., Port- 
 au-Choix 
 
 St. Batbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Kerley's Harbor .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Kettle Cove 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Kilbride 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Riverhead, St. John's 
 
 Killick Island .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 King's Cove .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 King's Cove, via Trinity 
 in winter 
 
 King's Cove .... 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 King's Cove .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Jackson's Cove 
 Burgeo 
 
 King's Harbor .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Kirby'sCove .... 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Kitchues 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 
74 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [I88ft 
 
 Namt ofJ'lact. 
 
 Kite Cove 
 
 Knife Uiiy 
 
 Kniglit's Cuvc .... 
 
 I^dTe Cove 
 
 Lndy Cove 
 
 I-A<lyCove, Random.. 
 I^HuncBiiy .... 
 I^aiiey's Cove .... 
 
 I^illy Cove 
 
 I^inalinc 
 
 La Miinche .... 
 
 La Manche 
 
 l.anible's I'ussnt^e .... 
 I^nce Cove, near ) 
 Rencontre ) 
 
 I^nce Cove .... 
 
 Lance Cove, Belle Isle 
 I^nce C'e,Point Lance 
 I^nce Cove .... 
 
 Lance Cove .... 
 
 Lance Cove, Smitli S'd 
 
 Langdown Cove . . 
 
 Langue-de-Cerf . . 
 L'anse a L'eau .. 
 L'anse au Marco, or 
 
 L'anse a Maria 
 L'anse au Medee or 
 
 L'anse a Meadow 
 La Flante . . . . 
 
 La Poile 
 
 Lark Harbor .... 
 
 La Scie 
 
 Lawn or L'ane .... 
 I^wrence Harbor .... 
 
 Lead Cove 
 
 Leading Tickles .... 
 Lear's Cove .... 
 
 Lee Bight 
 
 Little Barrow .... 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Little Bay East .... 
 Little Bay West .... 
 Little Bay, Hermi- { 
 
 tage Bay | 
 
 Little B.,or Bale Verte 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Little Bay Island .... 
 Little Belle Isle .... 
 Little Cat Arm .... 
 Little (^atalina .... 
 Little Chance Harbor. 
 Little Codroy River.. . 
 Little Colinet Island. . 
 Little Coney Arm .... 
 Little Denier .... 
 Little Fogo Islands... 
 Little Harbor .... 
 Little Harbor .... 
 Little Harbor .... 
 Little Harbor .... 
 Little Harbor .... 
 Little Harbor and ) 
 
 Bateau Cove J 
 
 District. 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Burgoo and I<al'oile 
 
 Bona vista 
 
 Fo^o 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and Lal'oile 
 
 St. (jleorge 
 
 Fortime 
 
 Burin 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 F'lacentiu and St. Mary's.... 
 Fortune 
 
 Burgeo and UiFoile 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate j 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Barbc 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 St. George .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burin 
 
 Iwillingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentja and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burm . . 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Iwillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Prinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. George 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Piacentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 Placentia and St. Maiy's... . 
 
 St. George 
 
 Post Towns. 
 
 li^xploits 
 Hurgeo 
 King's Cove 
 Greenspond 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Bclloram 
 
 St. Lawrence, Lamalinc 
 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Kelligrews 
 Topsail 
 Placentia 
 Heart's Content 
 Bonavista 
 Britannia Cove 
 Jackson's Cove, 
 
 Nipi'er's Harbor 
 Belloram 
 Burin 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Griguet 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 St. Lawrence, Lamaline 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Belloram 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Burin 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Manuels 
 
 Coachman's ( ove 
 
 Catalina 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Channel 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Salvage 
 
 La Poile 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Salmonier 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOITNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 76 
 
 Namt o/Plact, 
 
 District, 
 
 Post Town, 
 
 LittiR Harbor Deep... 
 
 St. Rarbc 
 
 Englec 
 
 Little Heart's Eiisc... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fox ilurbor 
 
 Little I^wn or L'ane. 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. I^wrcnce, I^maHnc 
 
 Little Merasheen .... 
 
 PInccntia and St. Mary's... 
 
 1 'lacentia 
 
 Little Mortier .... 
 
 Hurin 
 
 IJurin , 
 
 Little Northern Har. , 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fxploits 
 
 Little Paradise .... 
 
 I'luccntia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Little Placcntia .... 
 
 Placentia and .St. Mary's . . . 
 
 I'lacontia 
 
 Little Reach .... 
 
 l''ortune 
 
 Ik'llorani 
 
 Little Ridge .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Little River 
 
 Hurgeo and I .iil'uilu 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Little River 
 
 Fortune 
 
 (iaultois 
 
 Little Seldom-come-by 
 
 Kogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Little Springs .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Little St. Joseph .... 
 Little St. Lawrence. . . 
 
 PIncentia and .St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Burin 
 
 St, Lawrenro 
 
 Little Ward's Harbor. 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Hay 
 
 Lion's Den 
 
 Fogo.. 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Liverpool Cove .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Ix)bster Cove .... 
 
 St. Barl)u 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Ix>bster Cove .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Belloram 
 
 I^obster Harbor .... 
 
 St. Uarbe 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Locke's Harbor .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 (x'ading Tickles 
 
 I^clc's Cove .... 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Lock's Cove .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Lodges . . .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Dildo 
 
 \j>gy Bay 
 
 King's Bridge 
 
 Long Beach .... 
 
 I'lacentiaand St. Mary's.... 
 
 Trepasscy 
 
 Long Keach .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Port-de-{ Jrave 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Long Beach Pond. . . . 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Long Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Long Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Long Cove, Clodc Sd. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Long Harbor .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Long Harbor .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Long Harbor .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Ix>ng Island .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Long Island .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. .. . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Long Island .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Long Island .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Long Point 
 
 Twillingate t 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Long Point, Port-au- ) 
 
 Port \ 
 
 I^ng Pond 
 
 St. George 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Manuels 
 
 lx)ng Tickle .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Loon Bay 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Loon Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Lord's Cove .... 
 
 Burin .. .... 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 Love C'e,Clode Sound 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Lower Amherst Cove. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Lower Bacon Cove... 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 i.onception Harbor 
 
 Lower Cove .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Lower Burgeo .... 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Lower Dark Cove.... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Lower Gullies .... 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Kelligrcws 
 
 Lower Harbor .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 I-ower English Harbor 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Lower Island Cove... . 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Lower Rocky Brook.. 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Lower Shoal Harbor.. 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Lower Small Point.... 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Low Point 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Luke's Arm .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 LunaireBay 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Lushe's Bight 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
re 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALKAN^r*. 
 
 [1889 
 
 N»mt o/Plact. 
 
 DUtriet. 
 
 Ftt Tavm. 
 
 Mack's Island .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay Islitnd 
 
 Maddox Cove .... 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Petty Harbor 
 
 Magotty Cove .... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Magotty < ovc, 
 Sound Island 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Mahony's Cove .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Main I^nd, Gut River 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Maiden's Arm .... 
 
 St. Barbti 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Mai Uay 
 
 St. Barbc 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Mall Bay 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 St. Mary's, Riverhead, 
 Salmon er 
 
 Man-o'War Cove .... 
 
 St. George ..«• ...... 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Man Point 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Mansfield Bight .... 
 
 Twilling.ite 
 
 nit Cove 
 
 Manuels 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Manuels 
 
 Margaree 
 
 Burgfo and l^Poile 
 
 Channel 
 
 Marquise 
 
 Marsnall's Folly .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 Little Placcntia 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Marticot 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Marystown 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Mauve Bay, Noddy B. 
 May Fond, Point May 
 
 St. Barbc 
 
 Griguet 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 Burin .. 
 
 Meadows 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Menchin Cove, New- \ 
 man's Sound J 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn or Salvage 
 
 Merashcen 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Mercer's Cove .... 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Mercer's Cove .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Merritt's Harbor .... 
 
 Twi Ungate 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Herring Neck 
 
 Merry Harbor .... 
 
 Placentia, Valcn Island 
 
 Messervy's Cove .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Middle Arm .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Middle Arm .... 
 
 Bonavista ., 
 
 Alexander Bay, Salvage 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Middle Arm .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Middle Arm, Three ) 
 Arms j 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Ni[^r's Harbor 
 
 Middle Arm.Rocky a. 
 Middle Barachois B'k. 
 
 Fogo .. .,.. ...••. 
 St.George 
 
 Greenspond 
 Robinson's Head 
 
 Middle Bight 
 Middle Bill Cove.... 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Middle Brook .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Middle Cove .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Middle Cove .... 
 
 St. John's 
 
 King's Bridge 
 
 Milk Boy Cove .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bav Island 
 
 Miller's Passage .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Millions Cove .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Conche 
 
 Mill Cove 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Mill Island 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Ming's Bight .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Mint Brook. . .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Gambo 
 
 Miot Cove, near 
 Castor's River 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Mistaken Cove .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Mobile 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Mobile 
 
 Mock Beggar .... 
 
 Bonavista .« 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Molliers 
 
 Burin 
 
 Grand Bank 
 
 Montgomery .... 
 Mooney's Cove .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 Channel 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Morgan Island .... 
 
 Burgeo and Lapoile ...... 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Mortier 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Moreton's Harbor.... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Morts, Deadman's Bay 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Channel 
 
 Mose Ambrose .... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Mother Rex .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 St. Mary's 
 Channel 
 
 Mother Lake Bay .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile , 
 
1889] 
 
 TUB NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 n 
 
 Nam* ofPlact. 
 
 Mouse Iiland ... 
 Mud Cove 
 Muddy Brook ... 
 Muddy Hole West.... 
 Muddy Hole ..., 
 Muddy Hole .... 
 Mullt-y's Cove .... 
 Musgrave Harbor.. 
 Musgrave Town.... 
 Musquito & Muddy 
 
 Hole 
 Musquito Harbor, 
 
 near Ramoo 
 Musquito Cove .... 
 
 Musquito 
 
 Musquito 
 
 Mussel Harbor Arm... 
 
 Mutton Bay 
 
 Mumper's Island 
 
 Naked Man 
 
 Nameless Cove ...... 
 
 Narrows 
 
 Neck Harbor 
 
 New I)ay 
 
 New bay Head 
 
 New Bonaventurc .... 
 
 Newell's Island 
 
 New Ferole 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 New Harbor, near ) 
 
 Rencontre J 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 New Harbor ...... 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 Newman's Cove 
 
 Newman's Sound 
 
 NewPerlican 
 
 New World Island... . 
 
 Nick's Nose, near ) 
 Jackson's Cove j 
 
 Nimrod 
 
 Nipper's Harbor I 
 
 Noble Cove j 
 
 Noddy Bay or I 
 
 Mauve Bay J 
 
 Noggin Cove 
 
 Nonsuch 
 
 Norris Arm 
 
 Norris Point 
 
 Norman's Cove 
 
 Norman's Cove 
 
 Northern Bay 
 
 Northern Bight 
 
 Northern Bight 
 
 Northern End 
 
 Northern Harbor 
 
 Northern Harbor 
 
 North Harbor 
 
 North Hr., Sound Isl'd 
 
 North River 
 
 N. W. Arm, Alex. Bay 
 N.W.Arm.ClodeSd. 
 
 District, 
 
 Burgco and I.APoile 
 
 Burin 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 Burgeo and I^Foile 
 Fogo .. 
 Twlllingatc 
 Bay-de-Vcrde , . . 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 Burgeo and I^poile 
 
 ... 
 •• • • 
 
 Burgeo and Lapoile 
 
 Burin 
 
 (Jarbonear 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's,... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burgeo and l^Poile , 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Trinit3r 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo and I.APoile 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinitjr ., 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate | 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia^and St. Mary's. 
 Placentia'and St. Mary's 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 { 
 
 Channel 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Exploits I 
 
 t'arbonear 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Burin 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 St. Mary's 
 Placentia, Hr Buffett 
 Trepassey 
 Exploits 
 
 iacksons C. Nippers Hr 
 'lower's Cove 
 Burin 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 Leading Tickles 
 Exploits 
 Trmity 
 Greenspond 
 Bonne Bay 
 Greenspond 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Belloram 
 Griguet 
 New Harbor 
 Kings I'ove 
 Kings C'e or Brooklyn 
 Hearts Content 
 Twillingate and Her- 
 ring Neck 
 
 Nipper's Narbor 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Paradise or Oderin 
 
 Elxploits 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Fox Harbor in summer 
 
 Direct mail in winter 
 
 via Dildo 
 Catalina 
 Change Islands 
 Exploits 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 Salmonier 
 Placentia 
 Brigus 
 Salvage 
 Brooklyn 
 
(.1 
 
 78 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. [iggg 
 
 Namt o/Plact. 
 
 N. W. Arm, Rocky B.. 
 N. W. Arm, Green Bay 
 North Wcit Brook. . . 
 North West Cove .... 
 
 Norton's Cove 
 
 Nut Cove 
 
 Oar Bay, near Cape ) 
 La Hune j 
 
 Oar Cove 
 
 Ochre Pit Cove 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Offer Wadhams.. 
 Old Bonaventure. 
 Old Ferrole 
 Old Man's Bay .. 
 
 Old Perlican 
 
 •••••• 
 
 Old Port au-Choix... . 
 
 OldShop 
 
 Oliver's Cove 
 
 Open Bay 
 
 Open Hall 
 
 Orange B., or Great I 
 
 Harbor Deep | 
 
 Otterbury 
 
 Otterbury 
 
 Otter Island 
 
 Otter's Point 
 
 Outer Cove 
 
 Our Harbor 
 
 Pacquet 
 
 Paddle Cove, near ) 
 
 Cape I^ Hune J 
 Paine's Harbor 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Pardy's Island 
 
 Parker's River 
 
 Parker's Cove 
 
 Passenger Cove...... 
 
 Pass Island 
 
 Pat Power's Cove 
 
 Patrick C, Cape Shore 
 
 Pat's Cove 
 
 Paul's Island 
 
 Pease Cove 
 
 Peckfordrd.W'dhams 
 
 Pendergras Cove 
 
 Perlican Island 
 
 Perry's Cove 
 
 Peter's Arm 
 
 Peter's River 
 
 Petites Ilettes 
 
 Petites 
 
 Petit Fort 
 
 Petty Harbor 
 
 Piccadilly 
 
 Piccaire 
 
 Pick Eyes ...... 
 
 Pigeon Arm 
 
 Pilley's Island, ) 
 
 Pilley Cove J 
 
 Distrlet. 
 
 rogo .• ■••• •••••• 
 
 Twllilingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and Lapolle 
 
 Ronavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 Burgeo and LAPolle 
 
 Ray-dc- Verde 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's.. | 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Trinily 
 
 Kt. Harbe 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile . . . 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Po'rt-de Grave 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Trinity 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and I.aPoile 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. | 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fogo .. .... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Kurgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 St. John's 
 
 St. George 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 f'ott Toum, 
 
 Grcenspond or Fogo 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 Northern Biglit 
 I^Polle 
 Grcenspond 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 ^ lack Head 
 
 Oderin, via Burin and 
 Placentia 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 via Hearts Cont't, Tues- 
 day; via Blackhead, 
 Friday; Direct mail, 
 monthly. 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Englee 
 
 Carbonear 
 Bay Roberts 
 Little Bay 
 Britannia Cove 
 King's Bridge 
 Burgeo 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Paradise, via Burin and 
 
 Placentia 
 Burin 
 Griguet 
 Bainc Harbor 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 Harbor Briton 
 Little Bay Island 
 Great Placentia 
 Burin 
 
 Greenspond 
 Trinity 
 Greenspond 
 Coachman's Cove 
 Old Perlican 
 Carbonear 
 Exploits 
 St. Mary's 
 Conche 
 Rose Blanche 
 Paradise 
 Petty Harbor 
 St. George's 
 Gaultois 
 Bay Roberts 
 Englee 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
THE NEWf^OUNDLANt) ALMAI^AC. 
 
 1% 
 
 Namt qf Plact. 
 
 Mice's Arm 
 
 Mnchard's Island 
 
 |>incher's Island, I 
 
 RaKKcd Isiands { 
 
 PinchGut 
 
 Ilnchgut Tickles 
 
 Fine Cove 
 
 Piper's Hole 
 
 Piitolet Bay 
 
 I'lacentia 
 
 Placentiaman'sCove ) 
 
 Sound Island ) 
 
 Plate Cove 
 
 Plate Harbor 
 
 Pleasant Cove 
 
 Point-uu-Gaul 
 
 Point Enragee 
 
 Point La Haye 
 
 Point I^ncc 
 
 Point May 
 
 Point Mai 
 
 Point Verde 
 
 Pond Cove ...... 
 
 Pool's Cove 
 
 Pool's Isl'd, Pools Hr. 
 
 Pope Harbor 
 
 Port-au-Basque 
 
 Port-au-Bras 
 
 Port-au-Choix 
 
 Port-au-Port 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Portland Creek 
 
 Port Saunders 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 Pouch Cove 
 
 Pound Cove 
 
 Powles Head 
 
 Presque 
 
 Privaceur 
 
 Pudding Bag Cove... . 
 
 Pumbley's Cove 
 
 Punch Cove 
 
 Puncheon Cove 
 
 Purbeck Cove 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Pyramid Point 
 
 Queen's Cove 
 
 QuidiVidi 
 
 Quinton's Cove, ) 
 
 I^ng Island ] 
 
 Quirpon, Gt. & Little.. 
 
 Ragged Harbor 
 
 Ragged Harbor 
 
 Ragged Islands 
 
 Ramea 
 
 Ram's Island 
 
 Randall C'e.,Pilley Id 
 
 Random Harbor 
 
 Rantem 
 
 Rat Cove, Ha-Ha Bay. 
 
 Raymond Point 
 
 Red Brook & Middle) 
 
 Brook [ 
 Red Cliff Island 
 
 District, 
 
 Twillingatc 
 Bonavlsta 
 
 Placentla and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.,.. 
 St. Barbe 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fortune 
 
 St. George 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Burin .. .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. George .... 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 St. John's 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Placentia and St Mary's... . 
 Placentia and St Mary's. .. . 
 Placentia and St Mary's... . 
 Bonavista 
 
 St Barbe 
 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 ... ...... 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 .... ...... 
 
 St Barbe 
 
 ... ...... 
 
 Fortune 
 
 ... ...••. 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 Trinity 
 St John's 
 
 .... ...... 
 
 .... .••... 
 
 Twillingiite 
 
 >... ...... 
 
 St Barbe 
 
 ... ...... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 .... ...... 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 ... ...... 
 
 Placentia and 
 
 St Mary's.... 
 
 Burgeo and I 
 
 ^Poile 
 
 Placentia and 
 
 St Mary's.... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 ■••• •••••• 
 
 Trinity 
 
 !•••• ■••••• 
 
 Trinity 
 
 • ••• •••••• 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Fortune 
 
 »••• •••••« 
 
 St George 
 
 ■••• •••••• 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Post Town, 
 
 Herring Neck 
 Greenspond 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Salmonier ' 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Griguet 
 
 llacentia 
 
 Placentia 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 St Lawrence, Lamaline 
 
 Garnish 
 
 St Mary's 
 
 Placentia 
 
 St. I^wrencc, Lamaline 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Channel 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Bay Rolierts 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 Pouch Cove 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Conche 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 St John's 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Catalina 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Gauhois 
 
 Robinson's Head 
 
 Kin • Cove 
 
in 
 
 I \ 
 
 80 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1880 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 Red Cove 
 
 Fortune 
 
 •••» ••••«• 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Red C'c, near Branch. 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Red Harbor 
 
 Burin .. 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Flat Islands 
 
 Red Head Cove 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Red Island 
 
 Burgeo and I^aPoile 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Red Island 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Red Island 
 
 St. George 
 
 •••■ •••••• 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Red Lands 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Red Rocks 
 
 St. George 
 
 •••• •••«•• 
 
 C^hannel 
 
 Red Rod Cove 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Change Island 
 
 Rencontre 
 
 Fortune 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Rencontre 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Renews 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Renews 
 
 Richard's Harbor 
 
 Burgeo and 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Rider's Harbor 
 
 Trinitv 
 
 ■•*• ••••«• 
 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Rip Rap 
 
 Port-cfe-Grave 
 
 Brigus 
 
 River Blanche 
 
 St. George 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 St. George's 
 
 River Head 
 
 St. George 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Ray of Islands 
 
 River Head, St. Mary's 
 
 Placentia and St. M ray's.... 
 
 Salmonier 
 
 River Cove 
 
 St. George 
 
 ••*■ •••••• 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Rivers, Cape La Hune 
 
 Burgeo and I^Poile 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 River of Ponds 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Rix Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Robert's Arm 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Robin Hood Cove.. . . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Robinson's Bight 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Robinson's Head .... 
 
 St. George 
 
 •••• ••••' 
 
 St. George's in summer ; 
 Channel in winter 
 
 Roche or Rocky Har.. 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Rock Harbor 
 
 Burin .. 
 
 
 Burin 
 
 Rocky Bay 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Rocky Bay, Alex. Bay. 
 
 Bcnavista 
 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Rocky H arbor 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Rocky Harbor 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Rocky Brook 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Rogues Harbor 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Rolling Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Stock Cove, Trinity 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Round Cove 
 
 P'ortune 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Round Harbor 
 
 Fortune 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Round Harbor 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Round Harbor 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Rowsell's C'e, New B. 
 
 Twillingate 
 Placentia an 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Rushoon 
 
 d St, Mary's.... 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Russell's Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 ...• .....a 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Russell's Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •*•• .....a 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Sacred Bay 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 .... «••••• 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Saddle Island 
 
 Fortune 
 
 ..«• .....t 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Safe Harbor 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 •••• «•.... 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Sagona 
 
 Fortune 
 
 ••.• ••.«•« 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Sailor's Island 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 .... *....• 
 
 Salvage 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 St. Harbe 
 
 «••• ..•«*. 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 *.•• •••..• 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 St. Bride's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 St. Caro'^ 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 •••• •«•.•• 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 St. Genevieve 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 .... ..•*•• 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 St. George's 
 
 St. George 
 
 .... ..•*.. 
 
 St. George's 
 
 St. 
 
 acques 
 
 Fortune 
 
 •■•■ .....a 
 
 St. Jacques 
 
 St. 
 
 ohn's Bay 
 
 Fortune 
 
 ••*• •«...• 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 St. 
 
 ohn's Bay, ] 
 
 
 
 
 St. 
 
 ohn's Harbor, \ 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 ...• •....• 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 St. 
 
 ohn's Islands J 
 
 
 
 
 St. 
 
 ohn's 
 
 St. John's 
 
 •..» *•...• 
 
 St. John's City 
 
 St. 
 
 ones" Without.... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••.*• 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 St. J 
 
 ones' Within 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••••* 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 
dl 
 
 TfiE KfeWf OlJNbLANt) ALMAl^AC. 
 
 [188^ 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Post Tffum. 
 
 St. Julien's 
 
 St. Kyran's 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 f'onche 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 St. I^wrence 
 
 Burin 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 St. Leonard's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 St. Leonard's, or 
 Lunaire Bay 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Griguet 
 
 St. Margaret's Bay.... 
 
 St. Barbe , 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 St. Mein Bay 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 St. Paul's 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 St. Shott's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 St. Shore's 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Sally's Cove 
 
 Su Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Railway T. P. O. 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Krigus 
 
 Salmon <'ove 
 
 1 rinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Salmon Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Hickman's Harbor 
 
 Salmon Covo 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 [acksons C. Nippers Hr 
 
 Salmonier 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 "Salmonier 
 
 Salmonier, PlacentiaB. 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Salmon Point 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Salt Arm 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Englee 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Sam Hitches 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Sandy Bay ...... 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Sandy Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Salvage. 
 
 Sandy Cove 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. . . . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Saady Cove 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Sandy Cove 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Sandy Harbor 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Sandy Lalce 
 
 St. George 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Sandy Point 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. Geo.ge's 
 
 Sanstond or Hoop- 
 ing Harbor 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Engleo- 
 
 Samson's Island 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Savage Cove 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Schooner Island 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Scilly Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Scissor's Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Scouse Cove 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Seal Bay 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 HarborMain 
 
 Kelligrews 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Seal Cove 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Sealing Bight ...... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Seal Islands 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Seal Rocks 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Seldom-Come-By 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Shallop Cove 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Shallow Bav, near 
 Cow Harbor 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Shambler's Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 ShipCove 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burin 
 
 Ship Cove, Oderin.... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Oderin 
 
 ShipCove 
 
 Trinitv 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Trinity 
 
 ShipCove 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 ShipCove 
 
 St. George 
 
 St. George's 
 
 ShipC'e,BayD'Espoir 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Ship Harbor 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Ship Island 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Ship Island 
 
 P'erryland 
 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 Shoal Arm 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Little Bay 
 
i860] TIIK NE\VFOlJNt)LAND ALi 
 
 lANAC. 8i 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Post lown. 
 
 Shoal Bay 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Shoal C'e.Cotteli's Id. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Salvage 
 
 Shoal t ovc 
 
 St. Itarbe 
 
 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 Shoal Cove, Fortune 
 Harbor 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Shoal Harbor 
 
 Shoal Harbor, near ) 
 Heart's Delight | 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Shoe Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Shoe Cove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Grcenspond 
 
 Shoe Cove 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 
 Renews 
 
 Shoe Cove 
 
 St. John's 
 
 
 Pouch Cove 
 
 Sibley's Cove, Selby's. 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Sidney Harbor 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Skinner's Harbor 
 
 Fogo 
 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Slaughter Cove 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Sleepy Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Small Point, Upper 
 and I^ower 
 
 Bay-de- Verde 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Small's 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Snook's Arm 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 ■••• •••••• 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Snook's Harbor 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 SopArm 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Sop's Arm 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 •••• •■•••• 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Sound Island 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Placentia 
 
 South East Bight 
 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's.... 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Southern End 
 
 Fogo 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Southern Harbor 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 Placentia 
 
 South River 
 
 Port'de-Grave 
 
 Brigus 
 
 South Side 
 
 St. George 
 
 •••• ••••«• 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Southward, South'n 
 
 Bav ) 
 South West Arm 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 ••■• •••••■ 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 ••«• •••••• 
 
 Little Bay 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 Trinity 
 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 
 Haibor Grace 
 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Spanish Room 
 
 Burin . . 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Burin 
 
 Spear Cove, White B.. 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 •••■ ■••••• 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Spencer's Cove 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 Great Placentia 
 
 Spillar's Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Spoon Cove 
 
 Burin 
 
 •••• •••••• 
 
 Burin 
 
 Spout Cove 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Sprague's Cove 
 
 Trmity 
 
 •••• «••••• 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Spread Eagle ...... 
 
 Trinity 
 
 •••• •••••« 
 
 Dildo 
 
 Springfield 
 
 Port-cle-Grave 
 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 Spring's Arm 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Sprucy Point 
 
 St. George 
 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 Salvage 
 
 Squid Tickle 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Stage Cove 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Stag Harbor 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Stanley's Cove 
 
 Fortune 
 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Starke's Bight 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 Step-a-side 
 
 Burin .. 
 
 
 Burin 
 
 Stephenville 
 
 St. George 
 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Stock 1 ove 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Stock Cove 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 DUdo 
 
 Stocking Harbor 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 Belloram 
 
 Stone's Cove 
 
 Fortune 
 
 
 Stone Island 
 
 Fenyland 
 
 
 Caplin Bay 
 Valen Island 
 
 Store House Cove.... 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's.. . . 
 
 Strickland Beach 
 
 St. George 
 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Sugar Loaf 
 
 Fortune 
 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 Sumnierside 
 
 St. George 
 
 
 Bay oi Islands 
 
 Sunday Cove Island... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Swain's Island 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Swale Island 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Salvage 
 
 
Si 
 
 83 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [188& 
 
 ^M Name of Place. 
 
 District. 
 
 Post Town, 
 
 ^H ^uiin Island • • . . 
 
 Twillinirate ..... .....-- 
 
 Exploits 
 Brooklyn 
 Grecnspond 
 Burgoo, Placentia 
 
 Valcn Island 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 ■ Swoct Bay 
 
 ^1 Sworry Island .... 
 ^H Tack's Beach .... 
 H Tasse D'Argent or ) 
 H Tosselo ( 
 
 ^B Taylor Bay 
 
 ^^1 Tea Cove . . .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bonavista .... ... 
 
 \ • • 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Placentiaand St. Mary 'a. 
 
 Burin .. 
 
 Trinity .... ... 
 
 ■ • • 
 
 • • • 
 « • 
 
 ^^1 Terra Nova River.. • . 
 
 Bonavista .... ...r-- 
 
 Alexander Bay 
 Leading Tickles 
 U-ading Tickles 
 Britannia t ove 
 Nipper's H. in summer; 
 Little Bay in winter 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Grecnspond 
 St. Ant lony 
 Exploits 
 Kings t ove 
 Dildo 
 
 ' ^1 Thimble Tickles .... 
 ^1 Thos. RowscU's Island 
 
 Twillingatc 
 
 Twillincate .... ... 
 
 • • 
 
 ^H Thoroughfare .... 
 
 ^H Three Arms .... 
 
 ^H Three Guts, Port au- 
 
 ^H Port Bay 
 
 l^^B Thrpp Islnnd Hiirb'^r 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 '^A. George 
 
 Bonavista .... ... 
 
 » • • 
 
 ^^K Three Mountain Har. 
 ^^^^^F Thivnrt Tslnnd 
 
 St. Harbe 
 
 Twillingate .... ... 
 
 
 ^^H Tickle Cove .... 
 ^^B Tickle Harbor .... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Trinity .... ... 
 
 
 ^1 Tickle Beach , Long H . 
 ^^K Tilt Cove .... 
 
 Fortune .... 
 
 Bclloram 
 
 Twillingate .... ..,,■-■ 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 ^V Tilton 
 
 ^H Tilton Harbor .... 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 ■ • • 
 
 Railway T.P.O. 
 Fogo 
 
 Grecnspond 
 Burin 
 
 ^^K Tinker's Island .... 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 ^^^v Tiff's Cftvi* II 
 
 Burin .... 
 
 ^^^^F Tlr7nrd''i Hnrhrr 
 
 Twillincate .... ...... 
 
 Twillingate 
 Toad's Cove 
 
 ^H Toad's Cove .... 
 
 Ferrvland .... ...... 
 
 ^K Tom Hall's Harbor.. . 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 Exploits 
 Topsail 
 Torbay 
 Valen Island 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 ^^H Topsail 
 
 ^^B Torbay 
 
 ^^K Tosselo 
 
 Harbor Main ... ...... 
 
 St. Tohn's .... ...,-- 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 Fortune .... ... 
 
 • ■ • 
 
 ^H Trapper Cove, Port- ) 
 ^K an-Choix ) 
 
 ^^^k Trepassey 
 
 ^^H Trinity 
 
 ^^K Trinity Bay, Bona- [ 
 ^V vista Bay ] 
 ^B Triton, Troytown .... 
 
 St. Barbe .... ...,-- 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Trepassey 
 Trinity 
 
 Grecnspond 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 Bonne Bay 
 Trinity 
 Twillingate 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 Trinity .... ... 
 
 • • • 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 ^B Trout River .... 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 ^B Trouty .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 ^B Trump Island .... 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 ^B Turk's Cove .... 
 
 Trinity .... 
 
 H Turk's Gut, N. Side.. . 
 ^1 Turk's Gut, S. Side... . 
 
 Port-de Grave 
 
 Harbor Main... . ... 
 
 »■• 
 
 Brigus 
 Brigus 
 Belloram 
 
 ^B Turnip (Jove .... 
 ^B Twillingate 
 
 Fortune .... ...... 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 Flower's Cove 
 
 ^B Unfortunate Cove .... 
 
 St. Barbe .... 
 
 ^B Union Cove .... 
 
 St. Barbe .... ...... 
 
 Englee 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Conception Harbor 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Gambo 
 
 ^B Upper Amherst Cove. 
 ^B Upper Bacon Cove. . . 
 ^B Upper Black Island... 
 ^B Upper Burgeo .... 
 H Upper Dark Cove. . . . 
 ^B Upper Gullies .... 
 ^B Upper Island Cove. . . 
 
 Bonavista .... ...... 
 
 Harbor Main... . ...... 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 Burcfeo and LaPoile ...... 
 
 Bonavista .... ...... 
 
 Harbor Main... . ...... 
 
 Kelligrews 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Harbor Grace. . . ...... 
 
 ^^K Upper Lance Cove . . . 
 
 Trinitv .... ...... 
 
 H Upper Rocky Brook.. 
 
 H Valen Island .... 
 
 ^m Valentine Cove, 
 
 ^B Ballantine 
 
 ■ Venon's Bieht .... 
 
 Trinitv .... ... 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's ' 
 
 St. George 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 • • • 
 
 • • • 
 
 Valen Island, via Burin 
 and Great Placentia 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
1880] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDL VND ALMANAC. 
 
 84 
 
 'i\^- 
 
 
 
 Name of Place. 
 
 Victoria Village . . 
 
 Virgin Arm.. 
 
 Virgin ( ove 
 
 Vitter's Cove, New 
 Perlican 
 
 Wadham Islands .. 
 
 Waldron's Cove .. 
 
 Ward's Harbor . . 
 
 Warren's Harbor .. 
 
 Waterman's Harbor 
 
 Webber's Bight .. 
 
 Wesleyville. . .... 
 
 West Bay,Portau-rort 
 
 West Cul-de-Sac .... 
 
 Western Arm & C'ovo 
 
 Western Hay .... 
 
 Western Cove, Dar- 
 ren Island 
 
 Western Head, Mor 
 ton's Harbor 
 
 West Point . . 
 
 Weymouth 
 
 Whale's Brook .... 
 
 Whale Cove .... 
 
 Whale Gulch, N. Id.. 
 
 White Bear Bay .... 
 
 White Island .... 
 
 White Island .... 
 
 White Point Cove. . . . 
 
 White Point .... 
 
 White Point .... 
 
 White Rock .... 
 
 Wigwam Point .... 
 
 Wild Bight 
 
 Wild Bight 
 
 Wild Bight 
 
 Wild Cove 
 
 Wild K 'ove 
 
 Wild Coves, three on ) 
 Fogo Island j 
 
 Wild Cove 
 
 Wilton Grove .... 
 
 Winter Cove .... 
 
 Winter House Cove, \ 
 N. W. Arm J 
 
 Wiseman's Cove .... 
 
 Witless Bay .... 
 
 Witless Bay .... 
 
 WoU B.. Bay du-Loup 
 
 Woodford Cove .... 
 
 Woodford Station. . . . 
 
 Woody Island .... 
 
 Woody Island Bight.. 
 
 Woody Point .... 
 
 Wreck Cove .... 
 
 Yellow Fox Cove, > 
 New Bay j 
 
 York Harbor .... 
 
 Young Head .... 
 
 Zealot . . .... 
 
 District. 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's... . 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fogo .. .... 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 St. Barbc 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Bonavista .... 
 
 St. George .... 
 
 IJurgco and I^aPoile 
 
 St. harbe 
 
 Bay-de-Verde 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 aPoile 
 iPoile 
 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 Twillingate .... 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoilt 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burin 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Burgeo and 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Burgeo and 1 
 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Placentia and 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Fogo .. 
 
 St. Barbe 
 Trinity 
 St. Barbe 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 St. Barbe 
 Ferry land 
 Trinity 
 Uurgeo and 
 Twillingate 
 Harbor Main 
 Placentia and 
 Twillingate 
 St. Barbe 
 Fortune 
 
 Twilllingate 
 
 St. George 
 Twillingate 
 St. Barbe 
 
 LaPoile ... 
 
 • • • • • • I 
 
 • • ■ • • a < 
 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 Post Town. 
 
 Carbonear 
 Twillingate 
 Placentia 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Little Bay Island 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Conche 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 St. George's 
 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Placentia 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Englee 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Burin 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Griguet 
 
 Channel 
 
 Englee 
 
 Valen Island 
 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Bett's Cove 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Leading Tickles 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Moreton's Harbor 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 Random 
 Flower'y Cove 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Coachman's Cove 
 Witless Bay 
 New Harbor 
 Burgeo 
 Little Bay 
 Railway T. W O. 
 Placentia 
 Exploits 
 Bonne Bay 
 Harbor Briton 
 
 Exploits 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 Conche 
 
 ttHIHi^^^^^^MM»- 
 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 d5 
 
 JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief Justice— Sir Frederick B. T. Carter, K.C.M.G. 
 
 Assistant Judges— Robert J. Pinscnt, D.C.L., and J. I. Little. 
 
 Attorney General- Sir James S. Winter, K.C.M.G. 
 
 Solicitor General— —— . 
 
 Queen's Counsel— Hon. G. H.Enierson, Sir W.V. Whiteway, K.C.M.G. ; 
 Prescott Emerson, D. W. Prowse, T. J. Kcough, A. O. Ilayward, R. R. W. 
 Lilly, Robert J. Kent, Sir James S. Winter, K.C.M.G. ; A. J. W. McNeily. 
 James G. Conroy, and D. J. Greene. 
 
 Ciaief Clerk and Registrar Supreme Court — Prescott Emerson, Q.C. 
 
 Assistant Clerkr, of the Supreme Court— George J. Adams and Joseph 
 P. Carty. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds— Prescott Emerson, Q.C. 
 
 Crier of the Supreme Court and Tipstaff— John Burke. 
 
 Barristers and Attorneys of the Supreme Court (at St. John's, accord- 
 ing to seniority, exclusive of Attorney and Solicitor General, and Queen's 
 Counsel)— M. J. O'Mara, R. J. Parsons, P. J. Scott, T. F. Walsh, H. H. 
 Carter, I. R. McNeily, G. M. Johnson, Geo. H. Emerson, jr., John J. Flan- 
 nery M. H. Carty, F. E. M. Bunting, Geo. LeMessurier, D. Morison, W. B. 
 Kelligrew, J. A. Clift, Edward Shea, Wm. H. Horwood, Edward P. Morris, 
 Frank D. Lilly, Herbert E. Knight, T. J. Murphy, F. J. Morris, D. Rrown- 
 ing, J. Oliphant Fraser, Wm. Clapp, J. J. Pitman. 
 
 barristers and Attorneys, Northern District — Henry A. t'lift, and W. 
 0. Wood, Harbor Grace. 
 
 Attorney;- ..t-Law — Robert B. Holden, Arthur W. Knight, P. J. Sum- 
 mers, M. W. Furlong. 
 
 Iaw Students who are Members of the Law Society — Charles H. 
 Emerson, and John P. Kent. 
 
 Law Society Benchers — Sir W. V. Whiteway, Q.C, T. J, Keough, 
 Q.C, A. O. Hay\vard, Q.C, Sir James S. Winter, Q.C, R. J. Kent, Q.C, 
 Prescott Emerson, Q.C, A. J. W. McNeily, Q.C. Secretary : P. Emerson, 
 Q.C. ; Treasurer : R. J. Kent, Q.C ; Librarian : John Burke. 
 
 Sheriffs- Central District: Thomas Talbot; Sub-Sheriff: Lionel T. 
 Chancey. Northern District: John Bemistcr. Southern District: James 
 Carter. 
 
 Deputy Sheriffs in Outports — Northern District — St. Anthony— Henry 
 Moores. Little Bay — Thomas 1*2. Wells. Twillingate— Thomas Peyton 
 and James Peyton. Fogo — John G. I^ucas. Greenspond — Samuel Daw. 
 King's Cove — Michael Devine. Bonavista — Joseph Brown. Catalina — 
 William B. Bailey. Trinity — Richard Spence. Heart's Content-Charles 
 Rendell. Old Perlican— Elias March. Lower Island Cove— Hy. Garland. 
 Carbonear— Frederick Rowe. Harbor Grace — Thomas W. Rogers. Bay 
 Roberts— G. Hierlihy. Brigus— Tobias Hackett and Benjamin Butler. 
 Conception Harbor — Edward O'Brien. 
 
 Southern District — Burin . Lamaline — Wm. G. Pitman. 
 
 Harbor Briton— Jacob Cotter. Biirgeo— Alfred Parsons. Rose Blanche- 
 John A. Roberts. Channel— Jolin LeMoine. Bay St. George—H. Mc- 
 Donald. Bay of Islands— Joshua D. Gilker. Bonne Bay— Geo. Halfyard, 
 
 Masters-in-Chancery— Hon. G. H. Emerson, Q.C; Thos. J. Keougli- 
 Q.C; Sir W. V. Whiteway, Q.C; Prescott Emerson, Q.C; Sir James S. 
 Winter, Q.C. 
 
80 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 i,i. 
 
 I 
 
 Supreme Court— Spring Term, commencing aoth May, to continue 
 three weclcs; Autumn Term, aoth November, to continue three weclcs, 
 with power to the Judges to prolong the tenn from day to day, not exceed- 
 ing six days in all. 
 
 Sessions after Term — The first Monday in February, March, April and 
 July, and to continue for a period not exceeding six days. 
 
 Commissioners for Issuing Mesne, Final 
 Process, &c. 
 
 The following are the Commissioners for issuing Mesne and Final Pro- 
 cess and Supocnas returnable into the Supreme Court ; for talcing Affidavits 
 and Recognizance of Dail in any suit pending the said Court : 
 
 Central District — Prescott Emerson, Q.C., George Adams and V. J, 
 Carty, St. John's ; F. F. Furneaux, Kelligrcws. 
 
 Northern District — A. Drysdale and Hugh W. Trapnell, Harbor 
 Grace; Israel L. McNeil, Carbonear; John Wilcox, Brigus; John Lewis, 
 Lower Island Cove; G. W. R. Hierlihy, Bay Roberts; Wm. Holden, Har- 
 bor Main; J. Veitch, Holyrood; William Christian, Old Perlican; Richard 
 Penney, Heart's Content ; Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity ; Moses Parsons, New 
 Harbor; John Mifflin, Catalina; John G. Skelion and David Candow, 
 Bonavista; Philip Levesconte, King's Cove; James Burden, sr., Salvage; 
 Jat.ies Fitzgerald, Fogo; F. Berteau, Twillingate; Gideon Way, Musgrave 
 Town ; Richard V. Rice and W. Lang, Greenspond ; J. B. Blandford and 
 John Duder, Litile Bay; David Currie, Britannia Cove; F. C. Berteau, 
 I^brador. 
 
 Southern District , Ferryland; Thomas O'Rielly, 
 
 riacentia; James Harney, St. Mary's; James I'itman, Lanialine; George 
 Simms, Grand Bank ; John Cunningham, Burgeo ; Philip Hubert, Harbor 
 Briton ; Thomas Winter, Burin ; George Sutton, Trepasiiey ; Tlios. Driscoll, 
 Toad's Cove; Henry Camp, Pushthrough; Mi:'.iael E. Dwyer, St. Geor/jj's 
 Bay; Richard Bradshaw, Gaultois; C. D. Chambers, Ilarboi F^uTc't; John 
 Gillis, todroy; R. T. Squarey, Channel; Geo. R. Lily a k L. j. Barron 
 Bay of Islands; Donald Brown and Na'han Taylor, iJonne Bay; George 
 T. Snelgrove, St. Jacques. 
 
 Vice- Admiralty Court. 
 
 Judgp --Chief Justice, for the time being. 
 Deputy Judge — PrcTott Emerson, Q.C. 
 Regii t ar— R. R. W. Lilly, Q.C. 
 Mars u 1— A. U. Ilaywar. , C-C. 
 
 Centni District Court. 
 
 JudgCi. — D. W. Prowse, Q.C, and James Gerve Conroy, Q.C. 
 Clerk of the Court— R. R. W. Lilly, Q.C. 
 
 Notaries Public. 
 
 St. John's— Honorable George H. Emerson, Robert H. Prowse, Bobt 
 R. W. Lilly, Tboma J. Keough, Sir W. V. Whiteway, Richard B. Ho' .en, 
 A. O. Haward, Wm. O. Wood, Sir James S. Winter, R. J. Parsons, a. j. 
 W. McNeily, John T. Gillard, D. J. Greene, John Maher, G. H. Dickinson, 
 Robert L. Mare, James J. Collins, George R. Lilly, Geo. M. ]oba Oii, T. 
 W. Spry, W. D. Halley, Francis Berteau, M. E. Dwyer, R. T. Sqaarey, 
 Joseph Godden, F. E. M. Bunting, Edward Shea, and George LeMessurier. 
 
 tMH^MMMiMPt^ 
 
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1889] 
 
 THE irEWFOUm>LANt) ALMAIf AC. 
 
 8? 
 
 Harbor Grace— Henry A. C'Ult, Andrew B. Drysdale. 
 
 Carbonear — Israel L. McNeil, J. A. Robinson. 
 
 Trinity— Edward Doyle. 
 
 Twillingatc — Francis Berteau, Samuel Baird. P'ogo— Jas. Fitzgerald. 
 
 Bay Roberts— G. W. R. Hierlihy. 
 
 Brigus— George Gushue. 
 
 Southern District — James Carter, L. Barron and Donald Brown. 
 
 Placentia— W. G. Bradshaw and Thomas O'Reilly. 
 
 Harbor Briton— H. T. Holman. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrates. 
 
 St. John's — Daniel Woodley Prowse, and James Gerve Conroy, Judges 
 Central District Court. 
 
 Conception Bay — Thomas R. Bennett, District Judge, Harbor Grace. 
 Carbonear — Israel L. McNeil. Brigus — ^John Wilcox. 
 
 Trinity Bay— Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity , William Christian, Old Terlican. 
 
 Bonavista — Thomas W. Stabb. 
 
 Greenspond — Richard P. Rice. 
 
 Fogo — ^James Fitzgerald. 
 
 Twillingate — Francis Berteau. 
 
 Ferryland . 
 
 Trepassey — R. H. Carey. 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's — Thomas O'Rielly, Placentia; James Harney, 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 Burin — G. Bishop. 
 
 Grand Bank — George Simms. 
 
 Presque— Patrick Sullivan. 
 
 Sandy Point, St. George's Bay— Michael E. Dwyer. 
 
 Bay of Islands — George R. Lilly. 
 
 T^aScie, N. E. Coast — Daniel Duggan. 
 
 Fortune Bay — Philip Hubert, Harbor Briton. 
 
 Bur'T^o — George Q. Hunt. 
 
 Channel — Robert T. Squarey. 
 
 Little Bay — James B. Biandford. 
 
 St. Anthony, N. E. Coast . 
 
 Bonne Bay and Flowers Cove — Donald Brown. 
 
 Justices of the Peace. 
 
 For the Colony of Newfoundland — The Judges of the Supreme Court, 
 the merabsrs of the Executive Council, and Hon. Edward D. Shea, Hon. 
 James J. Rjgerson, W J. S. Donnelly, Daniel W. Prowse, R. R. W. Lilly, 
 Paul Carty, Colonel Morris J. Fawcett, Frederick J. Vallance, William P. 
 Tay.or, J. G. Conroy, Francis Berteau, Richard P. Rice, George Q. Hunt, 
 Michael Dwyer, D, Brow.i, Robert T. Squarey, George R. Lilly, I e .ry 
 Dawe, Samuel Baird, T. Si. Bennett, Geo. Bishop, G. W. R. Carter, ; mes 
 Hippisley, Commander Robinson, T. W. Stabb, 
 
 Northern District — William Christian, ^ohn G. Skelton, John Rorkc, 
 James L. Prendergast, John Wilcox, Philip Levisconte, James Fitzgerald, 
 Israel L. McNeil, Reuben Bemister, John Lewis, George Skelton, James 
 Alcocck, William Stirling, William Lang, Wm. Hoklen, Hay Findlater, 
 JohnSheehan, Gilbert H. Cole, John W. Owen, G. W. R. Hierlihy, Edward 
 T. Pike, James Tarahan, B. T. H. Gould, James Burden, James Wirsor, 
 
m 
 
 THE Nt:\VFOUNt>LA^D ALMAI^AC. 
 
 [1889 
 
 R. S. Munn, John Bartlett, J. Mifflin, William Lethbridge, E. C. Watson, 
 Thomas Windsor, Charles Dawe, Dr. White, Thomas C. Duder, James H. 
 Watson, Frederick White, John Smith, Richard Tenny, Josiah Manuel, 
 John Duder, Joseph Godden, Patrick Devcreux, Josiah Colborne, Alfred 
 S. Pike, Wm. Joyce, Laurence Mackay, Felix M'Carthy, John Patterson, 
 James B. Blandford, Joseph W. Philips, Mark Osmond, J. C. Doniiny, R 
 D. Ilodge, James B. Tobin, David Currie, Thomas M'Cormack, Daniel A. 
 Ryan, Daniel Duggan, Francis Perry, Norman Snelgrove, Wm. H. Thomp- 
 son, R. H. Taylor, R. McDonnell, William Goddard, James Lockyer, VV. 
 J. Eaton, Leander Gill, Joseph Strong, Samuel Spence, David Candow, 
 Samuel Evans, Daniel Green, Thos. Hodge, John S. Lockyer, J. Ryan, 
 Jabez Saint. 
 
 Southern District — Edward Evans, Richard Marshall, Thomas Winter, 
 Richard McGrath, Philip Holman, Francis Read, Thomas O'Rielly, ). 
 White, Thomas Driscoll, Charles E. Cossmcin, Wm. Phoran, James Harney, 
 Philip Hubert, Charles D. Chambers, josiah Small, Patrick Sullivan, John 
 P. Bradshaw, Nathan Smith, Robert H. Carey, M.D., William St. Croix, E. 
 C. Gallop, H. J. Haddon, John Jordan, P. O'Neill, Geo. Simms. 
 
 Clerks of the Peace. 
 
 St. John's (for Central District)— Robert R. W. Lilly. 
 Hugh W. Trapnell. Carbonear : Joseph McKay. 
 
 Harbor Grace: 
 
 CONSTABULARY. 
 
 Inspector and General Superintendent of Constabulary in Newfound- 
 land — Colonel Morris J. Fawcett. 
 
 St. John's — 1st Sub-Inspector — John Sullivan. 2nd Sub-Inspector— 
 James Kenna. 2nd-class Head Constable — Joseph Rielly. Mounted Ser- 
 geant and Instructor of Cavalry — John Squires. Acting Sergeant, Clerk 
 and Storekeeper — Charles Targett. Sergeants — William Collins (cavalry), 
 William Coughlan (infantry \ Acting Sergeants — Samuel Dawe, Philip 
 Lacey, Peter McBay, William O'Brien, Robert Sparrow, and Richard 
 Cleary. Medical attendants — Doctors Harvey and Rendell. 
 
 Brigus — Sergeant William Grimes. 
 
 Bay Roberts — Constable Josiah Sheppard. 
 
 Bay Bulls — Constable Edward Furlong. 
 
 Burgeo — Constable Albert Kelland. 
 
 Burin — Acting-Sergeant John Smith, and Constable Wm. Moore. 
 
 Bonavista — Sergeant Baily, and Constable Thomas Forsey. 
 
 Carbonear — Frederick Williams (Head Constable), John Snook, Thos. 
 Aspell, James B. Peet, James Fardy. 
 
 Catalina— Constable William O'Farrell. 
 
 Cape Broyle — Constable John Courtney. 
 
 Channel — Constable James Wilcox. 
 
 Fortune — Constable Gideon Benson. 
 
 Fogo — Constable Jeremiah Dee. 
 
 Ferryland — Constable John Ryan. 
 
 Greenspond — Constable Francis Harris. 
 
 Grand Bank — Constable Michael Kent. 
 
 Harbor Grace— Head-Constable : Alex. Jackson. 2nd Head-Con- 
 
1880J 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAIJD ALMANAC. 
 
 do 
 
 Harbor Grace: 
 
 ry in Newfound- 
 
 Vm. Moore. 
 
 stable : George Winslow. Sergeant : Daniel Freeman. Constables : Wil- 
 liam Burke, George French, John Griffin, John Ley, John McKay, John 
 Power, William Shave, William Chaie, Thomai Green, Arthur I^ng^ 
 Maurice Murphy, John Ryan, Richard Spracklin, Joseph Sweeney, John 
 Thomas. [Liable to be changed monthly.] '""''' 
 
 Holyrood — Cohstable Ambrose Sparks. 
 
 Heart's Content - Constable James Hatcher. 
 
 Harbor Briton— Constable Albert Newhook. 
 
 Hsn\^9T Main.— Acting-Sergeant George Oliphant and Constable Tbos. 
 McBay. 
 
 Herrlngncck— Constable Michael Sullivan. ' 
 
 Lamalinc— Constables Edmund Mifflen and R. Cross. 
 
 Little Bay — Sergeant Thomas Wells ; Constables Michael Dutton and 
 Jostph Brod'-'rick. 
 
 Old Perlican— Constable Ilcnry Ptrks. 
 
 Oderin— Constable Michael Quirk. 
 
 Placentia — Constable Andrew Fahey. 
 
 Portugal Cove— Constable James Quinn. 
 
 Port-de-(irave— Constable William F. Turner. 
 
 Renews— ^Constable JOSCph Corbett. 
 
 St. Lawrence — ConstabJ? James Kent. 
 
 St. Mary's-r-Constable Edward Loughlan. 
 
 Trinity — Constables James Russell and Benjamin Day. 
 
 Topsail — Constable Joliii Bickham. 
 
 Trepassey — Constable William Bailey. ; 
 
 Twillingate — Sergeant Nathaniel Petten and Constable A. Burt. 
 
 Tilt Cove— Constable Edward Kennedy. 
 
 King's Cpye - Constable Michael Mackey. 
 
 Cape Broyla— Constable John Courtney. 
 
 Belloram— Constable Thomas Walsh. 
 
 Rose Blanche— Constable Edward Hynes. 
 
 Codroy— Constable Thomas Oldford. 
 
 West Coast (Bay of Islands) — Sergeant Isaac Bartle.: and Constable 
 John Flyhn. Bay St. George - Sergeant Joseph O'Brien and Constable G. 
 Goodland. Bonne Bay — Constable John T. Butler. 
 
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 I'D 
 
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 2nd Head-Con- 
 
 Newspapers Published in the Colony. 
 
 Advocate — Published every Wednesday and Saturday. 
 Commercial Journal — Published fortnightly, immediately before the 
 closing of the mail for Great Britain. 
 
 Colonist — Published daily (Sundays excepted.) 
 
 Evening 7(?/(?^r<i»/— Published daily (Sundays excepted.) 
 
 Evening Mercury — Published daily (Sunday excepted.) 
 
 Harbor Grace 6'/a«</arrf— Published every Wednesday and Saturday 
 morning. 
 
 Monthly Register — Published monthly on Saturday. 
 
 Royal Gazette — Published every Tuesday afternoon. 
 
 Times — Published every Wednesday and Saturday morning. 
 
 Twillingate Sun — Published every Thursday. 
 
 Weekly Record (Trinity) — Published every Wednesday. 
 
 QUEEN'S Printer John Collier Withers. 
 
06 
 
 THE l^WFOUNDLAl^D ALMANAC. [1880 
 
 Commissioners of Pilots. 
 
 Office : Commercial Building, Duckworih Street. 
 
 Chairman, John GoodriHIge ; 
 Hon. P. Cleary, | Henry J. Stabb. 
 
 RATES: 
 For Pilotage of Vessels in and out of St. John's. 
 
 As the number of Pilots is now reduced to 13, the Act 
 provides that the following rates be exacted for Pilotage of 
 Vessels in and out of this Port : 
 
 Tonnage. 
 
 On vessels under 80 tons . . . ■ 
 
 On vessels from 80 tons to 100 tons . . . . 
 
 On vessels from 100 tons to lao tons . » . . 
 
 On vessels from 120 tons to 160 tons . . . . 
 
 On vessels from 160 tons to 200 tons . . . . 
 
 On vessels from aoo tons to 240 tons .... 
 
 On vessels from 240 tons to 280 tons .. . . 
 
 On vessels from 280 tons to 300 tons ... . 
 
 On vessels from 300 tons to 350 tons . . . . 
 
 On vessels from 350 tons to 400 tons . . . . 
 
 On vessels from 400 tons to 500 tons .. . . 
 
 On vessels from 500 tons to 600 tons . . . . 
 
 On vessels from 600 tons to 700 tons . . . . 
 
 Ofk vessels from 700 tons to 800 tons . . . . 
 Over that size— for every 100 tons additional.. . . 
 And on no one vessel is the Pilotage to exceed.. 
 
 • • • •» • • 
 
 Rates Cy. 
 
 tfi 00 
 
 7 SO 
 
 8 35 
 
 9 00 
 
 9 75 
 
 10 so 
 
 11 25 
 13 00 
 15 00 
 18 00 
 21 00 
 24 00 
 27 00 
 30 00 
 
 2 00 
 48 00 
 
 Steamers of less than 150 horse power shall pay Pilotage 
 on their net tonnage as in the case of sailing vessels. 
 
 Steamers above the said power shall pay at the rate of 
 ten cents for each horse power, without ftference to tonnage. 
 
 Steamers employed in the fisheries of the Colony shall 
 be exempt, except when on Foreign voyages, and then at 
 the rate of ten cents for each horse power. 
 
 Coastal steamers shall also be exempt. 
 
 Subsidized mail steamers, iiiconnection with the Colony, 
 shall pay on the horse power at the rate often cents for each 
 horse power. 
 
 No steamer shall pay more than $48 at one time. 
 
 All Coastitig Vessels which may take Pilots to pay one- 
 half of the above rates of Pilotage in proportion to their ; 
 tonnage. 
 
 The above scale of Pilotage shall be payable on the 
 Register Tonnage of all such vessels, as ascertained before 
 going out of the Harbor. 
 
 Her Majesty's vessels under sixth rate ; $14.00 
 
 Her Majesty's vessels of fourth, fifth and sixth rate. ..*...».. 26.00 
 Her Majesty's vessels of first, secbnd aiiidthird'rate....!..... 34.00 
 
1889] 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 •I 
 
 treet. 
 
 bb. 
 
 John's. 
 
 1, the Act 
 
 ilotage of 
 
 Rates Cy. 
 
 ;$6oo 
 
 7 SO 
 
 8 35 
 
 9 00 
 
 9 75 
 
 10 so 
 
 II 35 
 
 13 00 
 
 IS 00 
 
 18 00 
 
 21 00 
 
 34 00 
 
 27 00 
 
 30 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 48 00 
 
 ■A^^tai ,\,r;- Towage Rates: St. John's. 
 
 Rates of Towage by Tug- boats, from one mile outside of 
 Heads to Consignees' wharf, or vice versa : 
 
 Tonnage, 
 
 
 Rates. 
 
 Vessels under 60 tons 
 
 
 $A00 
 
 8 00 
 
 Vessels from 60 tons to 
 
 lootons 
 
 Vessels from loi tons to 
 
 135 tons 
 
 10 00 
 
 Vessels from 136 tons to 
 
 150 tons 
 
 12 00 
 
 Vessels from 151 tons to 
 
 175 tons 
 
 14 00 
 
 Vessels from 176 tons to 
 
 300 tons 
 
 16 00 
 
 Vesiiels from 201 tons to 
 
 335 tons 
 
 18 00 
 
 Vessels from 326 tons to 
 
 350 tons 
 
 30 00 
 
 Vessels from 351 tons to 
 
 300 tons 
 
 33 00 
 
 Vessels from 301 tons to 
 
 350 tons 
 
 . 24 00 
 
 Vessels from 351 tons to 
 
 400 tons 
 
 36 00 
 
 Vessels from 401 tons to 
 
 450 tons 
 
 28 00 
 
 Vessels from 451 tons to 
 
 500 tons 
 
 30 00 
 
 Vessels from 501 tons to 
 
 550 tons 
 
 32 00 
 
 Vessels from 551 tons to 
 
 600 tons 
 
 34 00 
 
 Vessels from 601 tons to 
 
 7ootons 
 
 36 00 
 
 Vessels from 701 tons to 
 
 8ootons 
 
 42 00 
 
 Vessels from 801 tons to 
 
 Qootons 
 
 46 00 
 
 Vessels from 901 tons to 1000 tons 
 
 50 00 
 
 Towage beyond one-mile limit to Cape Spear, one-third 
 additional. Ten per cent, charged for use of steamer's haw- 
 ser. One-third additional charged from loth December to 
 loth April. Vessels in distress or disabled must make spe- 
 cial arrangements. Vessels employing Tugs inwards will be 
 charged two-thirds of rates going out. Owners not respon- 
 sible for any damage done by the vessel towed,- to themselves 
 or others. Special charges will be made for steamer Hercules 
 when ice on the coast. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Superintendent of Church of England Schools Rev. William Pilot, B.D. 
 
 Church of England Academy. 
 
 Visitor — His Excellency the Governor. Directors -The Right Rev. the 
 Lord Bishop of Newfoundland; Sir W. V. Whiteway. K.C.M.G. ; the Hon. 
 Dr. Crowdy, M.L.C. ; D. W. Prowse, Q.C. ; the Rev. A. C. F. Wood, M.A. ; 
 A. 0. Hayward, Q.C. ; Henry Goodridge and George LeMessurier. 
 
 Boys' Department.— Principal : Rev. A. Currie. Assistants: (i) 
 G. Houghton ; (2; J. H. M. Atkins. 
 
 Girls' Department.— Principal : Miss Cowling. Assistant: Miss 
 Knowling. 
 
 Board of Examiners for Granting Certificates of Quali- 
 fication TO Teachers.— Superintendent : Rev. William Pilot, B.D.; 
 Rev. A.C. F. Wood, M.A., Rev. A. Heygate, M.A.; J. W. Marriott, Super- 
 intendent of the Colonial and Continental Church Society's Schools in 
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 Colonial and Continentfld ChUf^ch Society, Incor- 
 
 porated 1852. 
 
 Patron— Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. Vice-Patrons— His 
 Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, His Grace the Archbishop oi York, 
 His Grace the Archbishop of Armagh. President— Vacant. Vice-Presi- 
 dents — Nearly all the Bishops of the Church of England. 
 
 Corresponding Committee in Newfoundland, Incorporat- 
 ed.— President : the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland. Vice- 
 President: Sir W. V. Whitew^y, K.C.M.G. Treasurer: the R^v. William 
 Pilot, B.D. ^epretary and Superintendent of the SocieUr'^ Schools : J. W. 
 Marriott; Rev. A. Heygate, MA, SirJ. S, Winter, KC.M.G,, A. O. Hayl 
 ward, Q.C., Cprnmander Robinson, R.N., J. Winter,, M.D„ D. W. Prowse, 
 Q.C., ftescott Emerson, Q,C„ George Hutchings, M,HJV. . 
 
 School Teachers— St. John's (Central School) - Mr. A. E. Coffin, boys ; 
 Miss Short, girls; Miss Pride, infants. Training Pupil Teachers of the 
 Society— Miss E^ Short, Miss Carrington, Miss Holden and Miss Ftope. 
 Belloiam— Mr. Roberts. Petty Harbor— Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. Port-de- 
 Grave— Mr. and Mrs. Pitcher. Harbor Graoe— Mr. ajid Miss Ward. 
 Heart's Content— Mr. Taylor, Trinity— Miss Martin and Miss Lockyer. 
 Salvage— Mr..and Mrs. Tulk. Greenspond — Mn Nichols. Great St. I.aw- 
 rence-<*Mr. Skiffington. Bishop's Cove-^Mrs. King. Brigus— Mr. Chafe. 
 Bonavi^ta— 'Miss- E. Gould. Portugal Cove — Mr. M'ebbbr. Fogo— Miss 
 Ross. . King's Cove— Mr. Churchill. Moreton's 'Harbor— Mr. N. Chafe; 
 
 GOVERNMENT BOARDS OF EdUCATIOtJ. 
 Qhurch df England^ 
 
 St^erintmdtHt of CkMrch of England SelU0ls<r^^w,W . Pilot^B.Ey;br< 
 
 I St. John's : Rev. A, C. F. Wood, MA; Rev. G. Crane, Secretary; 
 Rev. A. Heygate, MA ; Rev; E. Colley, Rev. Walter Smith, Sir W. V. 
 Whiteway, K.C.M.G.; Rev. Edward Botwood, fl.D(.; Hon. Dr. Winter, 
 Hon. Dr. Crowdy, Hon. A. W. Harvey, Judge Prowse, G. T. Rendell, 
 H. T. Stabb, W. B. Grieve, George Slteltpn, J, ^l. M^Coiwep, CotnmaQdfer 
 Robinson. 
 
 'Brigiis: Rev! T. G. fJetten, Rev. William Weawr. John Bartlelt,.EIijah 
 Bishop, Robert W*lts. 
 
 Port de-Grave : Rev, J. C, Harvey, R.D ; Rev. L; Amor, Henry Dawe, 
 Geo. Andrews, John Andrews, Thomas Batten (Bareneedi, Isaac Richards 
 « of John). 
 
 Bay Roberts: Rev. W. Shears, IsaaoBartlett, R. H. Tayl0«". J-P. ; E" 
 Dawe (Coley's Point), Stephen Bradbury. 
 
 Spaniard's Bay : Rev. A. J. Evans, Jonathan Gosse, Abraham Collins, 
 John Shephard, Richard Gosse, JameB Hutchins. 
 
 Upper Island Cove : Rev. A. C. J. Warren, Archibald Young, Archi- 
 bald Drover, Archibald Crarte, John turr^tt Bishc^'ftOoVt;). 
 
 Harbor Grace : Rev. J. M. Noel, Rev. F. Smart, Rev. I. S. Sanderson, 
 Judge Bennett, Joseph Godden, M.H.A. ; H- J« Fitzgerald, w. Tapp. 
 
 Carbonear :, Rev. t. W. Clift, C. Ha\yker, George Crocker, John Ryall, 
 Ambrose Tucker, Jame? Bennett, Nathaniel Forward. , 
 
 Bay-de-Verde: Rev. William Howe, Stephen Blunden, W. Jacobs, 
 George CWI, William Meddus.' 
 
 Trinity Bay, West: Rev. C. E. Smith, James H. Moor, Frederick 
 Pittiiian. John Northover, New Perlican; Henry Peireey, SciWy Covej Johii 
 Jerrett, Shoal Harbor, E. Harnum. 
 
 New Harbor : Rev. A. C. Wagho\-ne, Rev. H. J. Bull, Albert George, 
 John Pretty, Elisha Elford, Samuel Mitchem, Thomas Warren. 
 
 Random: Rev. U. Romilly, Edward Benson, Northern Bight; John 
 Vey, Long Beach ; Richard Se^rard, John Duffett, Edmund Seward, Aaron 
 Stone, White Rock. 
 
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THE NfiTTFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 93 
 
 Trinity i Proper) : Rev. H. C. H. Johnson, Dr. White, G. H. Cole, J.P. ; 
 William Hart, Richard Hiscock, Benjamin Miller, Moses King. 
 
 Trinity Bay, North : Rev. John Godden, Philip Fowlow, John Randell, 
 Sprague treeman, Henry George Barnes, William Beston, Joseph Butler. 
 
 Trinity Bay, East : Rev. J. G. Cragg, David Rennie, John Mifflin, 
 Thomas l^one, Thomas Martin, Peter Martin, Stephen Jeans. 
 
 Botiavista Bay, South : Rev. A. E. C. Bayley, R.D. ; John Skelton, M.D. ; 
 Joseph Brown, ]oseph Rolls, John S. Rowsell. 
 
 Bonavista Bay, West: Rev. Wm. Kirby, Rev. C. Bryant, John Coffin, 
 Samuel Brown, Samuel Coffin, Frederick Shears, Matthew V\ augh. 
 
 Salvage : Rev. C. Wood, James Burden, J.P.; John Brown, jr., Joseph 
 House, W m. Moss, John Squires, Abraham Turner. 
 
 Bonavista Bay, North : Rev. E. Weary, Rev. D. Horner, Darius Bland- 
 ford, Samuel Dawe, Peter House, Benjamin Kean, Edward Bishop. 
 
 Fogo: Rev. C. Saddington. James Rolls, M.H.A.; Henry J. Earle, 
 Josiah Waterman, Nathaniel Banks. 
 
 Herring Neck : Rev. G. S. Chamberlain, James D. Locliyer, Robert 
 Mundy, John Squires, Frederick C. Earle, Thomas Torraville, Geo. Porter. 
 
 Twillingate: Rev. R. Temple, R.D.; William Lethbridge, J.P.; J. 
 Colbourne, Thomas Peyton, Richard Newman. 
 
 Exploits, Burnt Island: Thomas Winsor, J.P.; George Seviour, Geo. 
 Farmiter, Newbay ; Thomas Rowsell, Uriah Martin, Thomas Silk, Leading 
 Tickles. 
 
 Notre Dame Bay, North : Rev. A. Pittman, Leander Gill, J.P. ; C. S. 
 Rowland, H. M. Herbert, Giles Foot, Henry Lind, J. P. Diem. 
 
 White Bay: Rev. S. J. Andrews, John Jacob, Wm. Rice, Thos. Rice. 
 John Ford, John Wicks, Abraham Gale. 
 
 Placentia Bay : Rev. John Kingwcll, James Chambers, Burgeo ; Geo. 
 Dicks, Joseph Sheave, Edward Burton, Nelson Bailey. 
 
 Burin : Rev. Thomas Hewitt, Louis Butler, John Paul, Thomas Burfitt, 
 John DIbben, tharles Uallett. 
 
 Lamaline: Rev. Josiah Darrell, John Cake, John Pittman, Henry 
 Haskell, Richard Cake. 
 
 Fortune Bay : Rev. G. Field, Henry T. Holman, Dr. C. Fitzgerald. 
 BeUoram : Rev. W. A. Haynes, Philip Grandy, L. T. Cluett, Robert 
 Lee, John Evans, I}. Keeping, Stephen Gould. 
 
 Hermitage Bay : Rev. George Bishop, R.D. ; Edward C. Gallop, J.P. 
 
 Burgeo: Rev. J. Cunningham, Dr. Hunt, Charles Middleton De- 
 Quetteville, William Anderson, Stephen Vatcher. 
 
 I^Poile : Rev. J. McJ. Bradshaw, James Arnold, Philip H. Sorsoliel, 
 George LeMoine, F. W. fweedle. Prosper Garcin, Francis A. Read. 
 
 Channel: Rev. W. S. Rafter, T. Pike, George I^Moine, T. Dicks, 
 J. Jeanes. 
 
 Codroy: Rev. W. S. Rafter, Thomas White, Charles Moore, John 
 Rolls, Geot:ge Galpin. 
 
 Bay St. George : Rev. C. Jeffery, F^ward Le Bona, Charles Messervy, 
 William Morris, Emanuel Legge. 
 '\., Bay of Islands : Rev. J. J. Curling, Rev. F. Colley. 
 
 Bonne Bay : Rev. C W. Holland, John R. Roberts, Jonathan Noel, 
 William Raike, John A. Squires. 
 
 Labrador : Rev. T. P. Quinton. 
 
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 ROMAN CATHOLIC BOARDS. 
 
 Superwtendent of Schools— ]. J. W ickham. 
 
 St. Bonaventure's College. 
 
 Board of Directors, St. John's—Right Rev. Dr. Power, Rev. M. J. Ryan 
 Judge Little, Hon. TJiomas Talbot, W illiam \\ Walsh, D. J. Greene! 
 
 Principal . Dean— Rev. W illiam Ahem. Professor— Rev. 
 
 M. J. Ryan. Hi-ad Master — John Ryan. Drawing Master— J. W. Nichols. 
 Music— D. Hcnnott. Board of F.xatnincrs for Teachers— Rev. M. J. Ryan, 
 Judge Conroy, and James J. W ickham, Superintendent of Education for the 
 Denomination. 
 
 Roman Catholic Academy, Harbor Grace. 
 
 (Undkr thk Board ok Education, IIakbor Grace.) 
 
 Visitor — Right Rev. Dr. Macdonald. Principal - Patrick Devine. 
 Second Master — Thomas Hnnrahan. Assistant Master — Michael Scully, 
 
 St. Patrick's Schools, St. John's. 
 
 Committee of Management -Officers ot the Rcnevolent Irish Society, 
 ex officio. Clergymen, Members of the Society. Thirteen Members elected 
 annually. Teachers — The (. hristian Brothers. 
 
 St. Patrick's, Riverhead. 
 
 Teachers — Patrick J. Dyer and Henry C linton. 
 
 Boards of Education. 
 
 St. John's : Right Rev. Dr. Power, Hon. E. D. Shea, John Casey, J. G« 
 Conroy, K. J. Kent. 
 
 Brigus: Rev. E. F. Walsh, James Tarahan, James Moore, Richard 
 Delancy, sr., Patrick Brophy. 
 
 Harbor Main : Most Rev. Dr. McDonald, Rev. P. O'Donnell, Con- 
 ception Harbor; Rev. J. G. Batcock, and 1. Veitch, Holyrood; 
 I'atrick Conran, Chapel's Cove: U. McDonald, Dr. V. A. Fitzsimmons, 
 Harbor Main ; James Hearn, Colliers. 
 
 Harbor Grace, ("arbonear and Trinity South : Most Rev. Ronald Mac- 
 Donald. J. L. l*rendergast, Patrick Devereux, Thomas Greene, Andrew 
 I)rysdalc,' Harbor Grace ; Richard M'Carthy and Joseph McKay, Carbonear. 
 
 Northern l^iy : Rev. Michael Hanley, Richard Hayden, Thos. Ford, 
 Timothy Doyle and Thomas L'olbeit. 
 
 Bay-de- Verde : Rev. Joseph Donnelly, James Moore, John O'Neil, 
 Thomas Hyde, Jeremiah Broderick. 
 
 Trinity Bay, North: Rev. 'J. Carolan, Bonavista; Patrick Murphy, 
 Robert Lawlor, Trinity; Thomas M'Cormack, Catalina; Jeremiah Scanlon, 
 John Doody, Ragged Harbor. 
 
 Bonavista, South, and Trinity, West : Rev. Wm. Veitch, King's Cove ; 
 William Kough, Bonavista ; S. Ryan, Broad Cove ; A. Mullowney, Tickle 
 Cove; James Long, Open Hall; John Lhievers, Plate rove; J. Mullow- 
 ney, Indian Arm; James Egan, Keels; James Aylward, Knight's Cove. 
 
 Bonavista, North : Rev. William Veitch, King's Cove ; Michl. Cashin, 
 Gosseberry Island ; Daniel Turner, Cottell's Island ; Samuel Kelly, senr., 
 Burntisland; Nicholas Batterton, Greenspond. 
 
 Fogo : Rev. R. M. Walker, W. B. Fitzgerald, Thomas Deady, James 
 Kough, John Dwyer. 
 
 Fortune Harbor: Rev. R. Walsh, Richard Hamilton, Samuel Gillespie, 
 Richard Quirk, Matthew Glavine. 
 
 Little Bay : Rev. S. O'Flynn, William Foley, James Roche, Joseph 
 Deloughery, Charles O'B. Reddin. 
 
 Ferryland: Rev. L. Vereker, H. O'Neil, Patrick Jackman, Richard 
 Cashin, Nicholas Power, Gerald Jackson. 
 
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 Bay Bulls: Rev. Nicholas Roach, Joseph J. Williams, Thos. Driscoll, 
 J. Btackler, M. Casey, Mlchl. Tarcy, Witless Bay; Thos, Gatherall, Uaulinc. 
 
 Great Placcntia: Rev. M. A. Clanccy, Thomas O'Rlelly, Edward 
 Sinnott, N. Cosgrove, M. Collins, P. Dunphy, P. Kecfe. 
 
 Little Placentia: Rev. Robert Brennan, Thomas Frccmnn, John Rlelly, 
 Alelexander Burke, Thomas Keats. 
 
 Placentia West : Rev. William Doutncy, William Brown, John Hen- 
 nessey, J. Ryan, Michael Dwyer, P. Murphy, junr. 
 
 St Mary's : Rev. R. O'Donnell, J. Walsh, John Grace, William Burke, 
 Michael Fagan, J. Murphy, J. Whelan. 
 
 Salmonier : Rev. John St. John, John Cormack, John Goff, John Daly, 
 John Marcy. 
 
 Trepassey : Rev. William Born, J. S. Murphy, D. Leary, Michl. Ryan, 
 Matthew Kennedy. 
 
 Burin : Rev. V. Reardon, R. Marshall, J. Power, W. Fitzpatrick, Thos. 
 Gorman, Patrick O'Neil. 
 
 St. Lawrence : Rev. J. J. Walsh, M. Vavasor, H, Slaney, A. Fitzpatrick, 
 P. Murphy, D. Collins, J. Fleming. 
 
 Fortune Bay : Rev. Jas. Whelan, J. Burke, P. Burke, jr., J. Thomson, 
 C. Clinton. 
 
 Bay of Islands : Rer. P. W. Brown, Lawrence Barron, Francis Carter, 
 Richard Furlong, Michael Power. 
 
 Codroy : Rev. D. A. Mclnnis, James Doyle, John Tompkins, John 
 Downey, Thomas O'Quinn. 
 
 Sandy Point : Very Rev. M. F. Howley, D.D. ; M. E. Dwyer, Hector 
 McDonald, John McPhersoit, Martin Cashm. 
 
 Stevenville: Rev. M. O'Rourke, Desire Alexandre, Angus Mclsaac, 
 William Hynes, Archibald Campbell, John McLeod, Henry Duffcnais. 
 
 Bonne Bay: Rev. W. J. Browne, W. J. Hollahan, Thos. Martin, Jas. 
 Marshall, F. Butler, Augustus Broo. 
 
 Conche l from Partridge Point to Bay St. Genevieve : Most Rev. Dr. 
 McDonald, Rev. John Lynch, Rev. F. D. McCarthy, John Down, M. 
 Lawless. 
 
 Coachman's Cove (from Cape John to Partridge Point : Rev. R. M. 
 Sheehan, Daniel Duggan, John Carroll, William Fitzgerald, Jeremiah Ford. 
 
 METHODIST BOARDS. 
 
 Superitilettdent o/ScAools—Rev. G. S. Milligan, LL.D. 
 
 Methodist College. 
 
 Directors — Rev. George T. Bond, B.A. ; Rev. George i^oyd, Rev, James 
 Dove, Rev. John Goodison, Rev. Solomon Matthews, i<cv. William Swann, 
 Rev. James Nurse, Rev. Robert W, Freeman, Rev. John Pratt, Rev. Thos. 
 W.Atkinson, Rev. Frederick George Willey, Rev." George Mullen, Rev. 
 Henry Lewis, Rev. Thomas H. James, Rev. Jabcz Hill, Rev. William 
 Kendall, Rev. George P. Story, Rev, Joseph Parkins, Hon. C. R. Ayre, 
 Hon. J. J. Rogerson, IJon. James Pitts, Hon. A. Penney, H. J. B. Woods, 
 A. I. W. McNeily, B.A., MH.A.; S. R. March, M.ILA.; J. li. P, I'eters, 
 M.H.A. ; T. C. Duder, J. P.; R, G. Forbes, M,D,; John Steer, George 
 Bishop, fames Angel, C. MacPherson, George Forscy, R. K. Uishop 
 George W. Mews. 
 
 Principal— R. E. Holloway, B,A„ F.C.S, Vice Principal— T, Forsyth, 
 B.A.; and James Walker. Lady Piincipal — Bessie Narraway, Bertha 
 Dove and M. Bulley. 
 
 Primary and Model School. 
 
 Maggie Hudson and Susie Stowe. 
 
 Board of Examiners— Rev, G. S. Milligan, M.A., L L,D.., Rev, George 
 Boyd, Rev. G. J. Bond, B.A., R. E. Holloway, B.A„ F,< '.S., C. Macpherson. 
 
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 District of St. John's East : Rev. George Boyd, Rev. Joseph Parkins 
 Hon. James Pitts, Messrs. J. E. P. Peters, 11. J. B. Woods, Geo. W. Mews' 
 Stephen H. Knight, Michael T. Knight, A. J.W. McNeily. 
 
 District of St. John's West : Rev. George Bond, JiA , Hon. James J. 
 Rogerson, Messrs. John Steer, John Angel, James Angel, John U. Ayre, 
 Wm. J. Mews, John Green, Richard Whjte. 
 
 Pouch Cove : Rev. John Reay, Charles Pippy, John B. Easterbrook, 
 John Moulton, Ezra Churchill, Matthew Butler. 
 
 Brigus : Rev. Henry Lewis, A. Bartlett, George Gushue, jr., John Bart- 
 lett, H. Roberts, Samuel Wilcox. 
 
 Cupids : Rev. G. Paine, Alfred Smith, George Smith, Samuel Sprack- 
 lin, Francis Noseworthy, Azariah Smith, James Butler. 
 
 Port-de-Grave : Rev. Albert Gale, William Kclland, A. Bussey, W, T. 
 Boone, John Hampton. 
 
 Bay Roberts: Rev. Samuel Snowden, Isaac Mercer (of Benjamin), 
 Abner Snow, Solo.non French, George Mercer. 
 
 Harbor Grace : Rev. Thomas H. James, John Maddock, Bernard Par- 
 sons, Willis Parsons, William Stephenson, John Trapnell, Jas. Parsons. 
 
 Carbonear : Rev. John Goodison, Hon. John Rorke, I. L. McNeil, B. 
 T. H. Gould, William Guy, F. T. Bemister, George Peach. 
 
 Freshwater: Rev. Jabez Hill, W. Vatcher, Silas Moores, John Everley, 
 Robert Parsons. 
 
 Blackhead: Rev. John Pratt, W. Lacey, Jabez LeGrow,Thos.Hil!yard, 
 Thomas Diamond, jr. 
 
 Western Bay : Rev. James Pincock, James f rowley, W. Kennedy, N. 
 Follett, y. Sillars, Dr. Sommerville, John Haltyard. 
 
 Lower Island Cove : Rev. Wm. Kendall, Thos. Cooper, J. Turner, Eli 
 Garland, N. Shano, Mark Puddistcr. 
 
 Old Perlican : Rev. Anthony Hill, Wm. Christian, Ebenezer March, 
 Elias March, Benjamin Benson, James Burt, and Elijah Benson. 
 
 Hant's Harbor: Rev. Edgar Taylor, Nicholas Short, Wm. Single, 
 Moses Batton, John Brown, j. GuUiford, Azariah Sparks. 
 
 Heart's < ontent : Rev. S. Matthews, Richard Penney, S Stentaford, 
 Reuben Bemister, A. Follett. 
 
 Green's Harbor : Rev. Henry Scott, Thomas Newhook, Henry March, 
 Samuel Brace, Hczekiah Burt, Absalom March. 
 
 Random, South: Rev. Alfred Brittain, Matthias Martin, Nehemiah 
 Frost, Northern Bight; Isaac Adey, Lee Bight; George King, Simon King, 
 St. Jones', S. W. Arm ; Eli Martin, Little Heart's Ease. 
 
 Britannia Cove : Rev. Jabez Moores, Pierce Currie, Brittania Cove ; 
 Hczekiah Blundell, Hickman s Harbor; Norman March, Lady Cove; 
 William Gulliford, jr., Foster's Point; Nathan Mills, English Thoroughfare; 
 William James King Deer Harbor. 
 
 Random, North: Rev. James Wilson, Caleb Tuck, Shoal Harbor; 
 Frederick Pelley, George's Hrook; James Pelley, Broad Cove; Thomas 
 Dalton, White Rock; Gideon Smith, Elliott's Cove; James Sommers, 
 Lower Shoal Harbor. 
 
 Trinity Bay, North : Rev. James Lumsden, John Cross, George Chris- 
 tian, William Bugden, William DeGrish. 
 
 Catalina: Rev. James B. Heal, Benjamin Snelgrove, William Norman, 
 John Hicks, Caleb Diamond. 
 
 Bonavista, South : Rev. G Frazer, Jabez Saint, John Swires, Stephen 
 Abbott, Abednego Hobbs, Richard Cole, R. O. Forbes, M.D, 
 
 Musgrave Town, Bonavista West: Rev. William R. Tratt, John Old- 
 ford, Elias Brown, James Oldford, John Perry, William Diamond. 
 
 Glovertown : Rev. A. McAusland, Joseph Hicks, Josiah Butt, Andrew 
 Butt, Flat Islands; Jonathan Noseworthy, George Arnold, Elijah Burrey. 
 Glovertown; Ambrose fanes. 
 
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 Greenspond: Rev. FVederick R. Dufflll, George Dowdrn, Jas. Burry, 
 Mark Dowoen, Arthur Vivian, Robert Davis, Martin Bourne. 
 
 Wetleyvitle : Rev. W. T. D. Dunn, George Hann, Japhet Swainabury, 
 Abraham Kean, William Barber, Richard Parsons, Henry Melindy. 
 
 Musgrave Harbor: Rev. Herbert Hooper, James Hicks, Rocky Bay; 
 ThQS. >A/ellon, Simeon Guy, Archibald Thompson. 
 
 Fogo: Rev. George Bullen, Thomas C. Duder, Robert Scott, Fogo; 
 W. Perry, Indian Islands ; John Holmes, Cann Islands. 
 
 Hewing Neok : R^v. William Rex, Esau Blandford, Sylvester Tufhn, 
 Herring Neck J John Card, Marrett's Harbor; Solomon Roberts, Change 
 Islands ; Thomas W. Ginn, Thomas W. Taylor, Change Islands. 
 
 Twillingate : Rev. R. W. Freeman, Peter Samways, William Hodder, 
 Elias Roberts, John Minty, A. Linftekl, John Anstey. 
 
 Moreton's Harbor: Rev. Jesse Heyfield, Mark Osmond, Thomas 
 French, Samuel Small, Elijah Jennings. 
 
 Exploits : Rev. James Nurse, Josiah Manuel, Simon Manuel, I^wrir 
 Harbor; William Lacey, Sergeant's Cove; Matthew Dalton, jr.. Exploits. 
 
 Littlebay Island; Rev. Henry Hatcher, Rev. Henry Abraham, and 
 James Strong, Littlebay Island; Henry Knight, Jackson's t.'ove; John 
 Batstone, Three Arms ; George Paddick, Ward's Harbor ; James Parsons. 
 
 Nipper's Harbor : Rev. Samuel Jennings, Robert Batstone, W. J. Eaton, 
 Nipper s Harbor ; Andrew Roberts, John Mackey. 
 
 Placentia Bay: Rev. John Humphreys, William Eddy, Sound Island; 
 James HoUett, Edmund Read, James Williams. 
 
 Flat Islands : Rev. John Pye, Edward Collins, Henry W. Crann, Chris- 
 topher Joyce, R. Dicks, Albert Hodder, Charles Senior. 
 
 Burin : Rev. Thos. W. Atkinson, Rev. J. J. Wheatly, George Bishop, 
 John Weare, Benjamin Hollett, Thomas Foote, Richard Beasley. 
 
 Fortune : Rev. Fr«d. Geo. Willey, Robert Snook, John E. Lake, Wm. 
 P. Lake, Philip Lake, John King, Henry Haddon. 
 
 Gand Bank : Rev. William Swann, Samuel Harris, John Forsey, Geo. 
 Forsey, Thomas A. Uickman, George Buffett, George Bell. 
 
 Burgeo : Rev. W. Swann, Joseph Small, W. Davjdge, Benjamin Buffett, 
 S. A. Parsons. 
 
 Petites: Rev. W. H. Browning, William Collins, James Giles, Elias 
 Mauger, Wm. Courtenay, Henry Riles, Wm. Stone. 
 
 Channd : Rev.. Charles Lench, Samuel Forsey, Thomas Poole, Ne!son 
 Bragg, E. J. Evans. 
 
 St. George's : Board to be appointed. 
 
 Bonne Bay : Rev. J. C. Sidey, Henry Halfyard, Chas. Sillars, George 
 Halfyard, John Wight. 
 
 Flower's Cove : Board to be appointed. 
 
 St Anthony: Rev. J. Smith, Solomon LeDrew, John Guy, John 
 Brewer, James Byles. 
 
 Englee : Board to be appointed. 
 
 Labrador, South : Board to be appointed. 
 
 Labrador, North : Board to be appointed. 
 
 Presbyterian Board of Education. 
 
 Harbor Grace — Rev. W. J. Thompson, William H. Thompson, John 
 Patterson, R. S. Munn, J. P. Jillard. 
 
 Congregational Board of Education. 
 
 St. .lohn's— Rev. T. Hodgkinson, John Haddon, L. T. Chancey, Rich'd 
 Barnes, William J. Barnes, John Cowan, Henry W. Seymour. Inspector : 
 The Church of England and Methodist Inspectors, alternately. 
 

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 ST. JOHN'S TRAINING SCHOOL. 
 
 Committee of Managemeitt— L. T. Chancey, Chairman ; Miu Good, 
 Secretary ; Robert Harnea, Treasurer ; Rer. T. Hodgkinson, W. Chancey, 
 R. J. Chanoey. E. Colton, A. Northfield, W. Radford, W. H. Whiteley. 
 <lohn Haddon. 
 
 Lady Superintendent— Miss Good. Teachers— Miss Phenie C. Soper, 
 Miss Radford. 
 
 Reformed Church of England Board of Education, 
 
 FOR ISLAND OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Directors— Rev^ W. Goodchild, N. Rabbitts, Moses Parsons, M. Moore, 
 R. Cranford, W. Newell, C. F. Hubbard, G. Critch, J. Jaynes. 
 
 General Protestant Academy and Presbyterian 
 Commercial School. 
 
 Revs. M. Harvey, William Graham, T. Hodgkinson, Sir Robert Thor- 
 burn, K.CM.G., James Goodfellow, James Gordon, L. T. Chancey, John 
 Syme, Alexander Tavlor. Principal— & Handcock. Intermediate Depart- 
 ment—A. Barrett. Primary Department— Miss Neyle and Miss M. Neylc. 
 
 Harbor Grace Grammar School. 
 
 Directors— Thomas R. Bennett, Hugh W. Trapnell, Mark Parsons, 
 Patrick Devereux, Robert S. Munn. Mastei^— James Munn. 
 
 Carbonear Grammar School. 
 
 Directors— Rev. T. W. Clift, William Hawker, G. Crocker, J. Bennett, 
 A. Tucker, N. Forward, Church of England Branch. Rev. Richard Walsh 
 and Richard McCarthy, Roman Catholic Branch. Rev. John Goodison, 
 Israel L. McNeil, B. T. H. Gould, James Rorke, William Badcock, Hon. 
 Alfred Penny and Edward Pike, Methodist Branch. Principal (Methodist 
 Branch) : J. A. Robinson. Assistant : A. J. Crocker. 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Church of England. 
 
 DIOCESE OF ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Former Prelates— Aubrey George Spencer, D.D., 1839. Edward Field, 
 D.D., 1844. James Butler Kell}', DHD.. 1876. 
 
 Present Bishop— Right Reverend LLEWELLYN JONES, D.D., Lord 
 Bishop of Newfoundland, consecrated in St. Paul's Cathedral, Ixindon, on 
 Festival of SS. Philip and James, 1878, by the late Archbishop Tait, of 
 Canterbury. 
 
 Commissary in Newfoundland : Rev. Edward Botwood. 
 
 Commissary in England : Rev. W. Jones, M^A., Burnside, Kendal. 
 
 Commissary in Bermuda : Rev. J. Lumley Lough, Vicar-General. 
 
 DEANERY OF AVALON. 
 
 Rev. Edward Botwood (Rural Dean\ Rev. J. Rouse, B.A., St. Mary's, 
 St. John's. 
 
 Rev. Edward CoUey, Topsail and Foxtrap. 
 
 Rev. Adam Currie, Church of England Academy, St. John's. 
 
 Rev. Arthur C. F. Wood. M.A., St Thomas's, St. John's. 
 
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 Edward Field, 
 
 Rev. William Pilot, B.D., St. .fohn'a, Government Inipector of Church 
 of England Schools. 
 
 Rev. Ambrose Ileygate, M.A., Cathedral. 
 
 Rev. Henry Dunfield, St. Thomas's, St. |ohn's. 
 
 Rev. R. T. Heygate, M.A., Cathedral. 
 
 Rev. R. H. Taylor, Principal Theological College St. John's. 
 
 Rev. Walter R. Smith, Portugal Cove. 
 
 DEANERY OV CONCEKFION BAY. 
 Rev. J. C. Harvey (Rural Deal), Port-de-Grave. 
 Rev. T. W. Clift, Carbonear. 
 Rev. T. G. Netten, Brigus. 
 Rev. William How, Bay-de- Verde. 
 Rev. John M. Noel, Harbor Grace. 
 Rev. William C. Shears, Bay Roberts. 
 Rev. Alfred C. Warren, Upper Islandcove. 
 Rev. J. A. Evans, Spaniard's Bay. 
 Rev. C. Amor, Port-de-Grave. 
 Rev. William Weaver, Salmon Cove. 
 Rev. T. S. Sanderson, Harbor Grace (Southside\ 
 Rev. F. Smart, Harbor Grace. 
 
 DEANERY OF TRINITY BAY. 
 
 Rev. J. Godden (Rural Dean), Trinity East. 
 
 Rev. John G. Cragg, Catalina. 
 
 Rev. Arthur C. Waghome, Rev. H. T. Bull, New Harbor. 
 
 Rev. n. C. H. Johnson, Trinity West. 
 
 Rev. C. Ernest Smith, B.A., Heart's Content. 
 
 Rev. W. S. LI. Romily, Random. 
 
 DEANERY OF BONAVISTA BAY. 
 
 Bev. Augustus E.C. Bayley (Rural Dean), Bonavista. 
 
 Rev. W. White, Bonavista. 
 
 Bev. William Kirby, Kingscove. 
 
 Rev. Edwin Weaiy, Greenspond. 
 
 Rev. C. Homer, Greenspond. 
 
 Bev. C. Wood, Salvage. 
 
 Bev. E. Bryant, Goose Bay. 
 
 DEANERY OF NOTRE DAME BAY. 
 
 Rev. Robert Temple (Rural Dean), Twillingate. 
 
 Rev. C. Saddington, Fogo. 
 
 Rev. G. S. Chamberlain, Herring Necic. 
 
 Rev. , Exploits. 
 
 Rev. Arthur Pittman, Little Bay. 
 
 DEANERY OF FLACENTIA BAY. 
 
 Rev. John Kingwell, Harbor BufTett. 
 Rev. Josiah Darrell, Lamaline. 
 Rev. J. Hewitt, Burin. 
 
 DEANERY OF FORTUNE BAY. 
 
 Rev. George Bishop (Rural Dean), Hermitage. 
 Rev. G. Field. Harbor Briton. 
 Rev. John Cunningham, Burgeo. 
 
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 Rev. W. Rafter, ChMiiwI. 
 
 Rev. William Haynei, Delloram. 
 
 Rev. J. McJ. Bnidihnw, Rote Blunche. 
 
 Rev. M. W. Cunningham, Burgeo. 
 
 Rev. T. W. Temple, St. Pierre, Miquelon. 
 
 DKANKRV OK STRAITS OF nRI.LRISLK. 
 
 Rev. Joseph.). 'Jurling (Rural Dean), Hay of Islunds, 
 
 Rev. F. Culley, Bay of Islandi. 
 
 Ri!V. Charles Jeffrey, St. (Jeorge's Bay. 
 
 Rev. Charles W. Hollands, Bonne Bay. 
 
 Rev. S. J. Andrews, White B.^. 
 
 Rev. G. Field, Vacant. 
 
 Rev. T. P. Quinton, Sandwich Boy. 
 
 TIIKOI.OGICAI. COIXKGR. 
 Visitor— The Ix>rd Bishop. 
 
 Council— The Lord Bishop, and Revs. E. Botwood, A. C. F. Wood, A. 
 Heygate, and W. Pilot. 
 
 f rincipal-Rev. R. II. Taylor. 
 
 DIOCESAN SYNOD OF NEW'KOUNDT.ANn. 
 
 President— Right Rev. the I^rd Bishop. Clerical Secretary— Rev. A. 
 Heygate. Lay Secretary — Hon. George '\\ Rendell. Treasurer— Henry 
 Cooke. Auditors — Rev. A. C. F. Wood and John Goodridgc. 
 
 Executive Committee-The I^rd Bishop, Revs. E. Botwood, ]i. Colle}' 
 R. H.Taylor, A. Heygate, W. Pilot, A. C. F. Wood, and Hon. A. W 
 Harvey, Sir J. S. Winter, K.C.M.G.; Hon. G. T. Uendell, Hon. C. Crowdy 
 Sir W.V.Whiteway. K.C'.M.G.; W. B. Grieve. " 
 Rendell. 
 
 Secretary— Hon. G. T' 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. 
 
 DIOCESE OK ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Former Prelates — Bight Bev. Dr. O'Donnell, consecrated 1796; died 
 1811. Right Kev. Dr. Lambert, died 1817. Bight Rev. Dr. Scallan, died 
 183a Bight Rev. Dr. Fleming, died 1850. Bight Rev. Dr. Mullock, diud 
 1869. 
 
 Present Bishop— Most Rev. Thomas Joseph Power, M.A., consecrated 
 in Rome, Trinity Sunday, lath'june, 1870, by His Eminence C.nrdinal 
 CuUen. 
 
 Vicar-General— Very Bev. Archdeacon Forristal. 
 
 Churches and Clergy. 
 
 St. John's Cathedral— Very Rev. Archdeacon Forristal, Administrator; 
 Rev. J. Scott, Rev. W. Lalor, Rev. D. O'Brien. 
 
 St. Patrick's— Rev. John Ryan, and Rev. E. Crook. 
 
 St. Joseph's, Petty Harbor — Hev. R. Tiemey. 
 
 Portugal Cove— Rev. J. Walsh. 
 
 Torbay— Rev. M. J. Clarke, P.P. 
 
 Pouch Cove— Rev. C. O'Neill. 
 
 Belleisle— Rev. F. M'CuUow. 
 
 Topsail and Kelligrews — Bev. M. P. Morris. 
 
 Witless Bay— Rev. N. Roach, P.P., and Rev. M. O'DrigcoU. 
 
 Ferryland- Bev. Laurence Vereker, PJ*. 
 
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 Rflnows— Rev. John Wal»h, P.P. 
 Tri'pnsspy— Rev. WIlHam Born, P.P. 
 
 St. Mary's— Ilcv. Kichard O'Donncll, P.P., and Uev. Stephen P. 
 O'Dritcoll. 
 
 Salmonicr— Rev J. St. .fohn. 
 
 Placentia and St. Uridei— Rev. M. Clancey, P.P., and Kev. Utiillo, 
 
 Little Placentia— Uev. U. Hrennan, P.P. 
 
 St. Kyrans— Rev. William Doutney, P.P. 
 
 Rtirin and Oderin— Rev. V. Rcardon, P.P., and Uev. M. Ryan. 
 
 St. I^wrcnce and I.Anmline— Rev. John Walsh. 
 
 Harbor Uriton— Rev. J. Whelan, P.P. 
 
 Convents. 
 
 Presentation Order, lo; Mercy Order, 4; Schools under care of Chris- 
 tian Krothers, 4; Schools under patronage of the Clergy, about 150. Female 
 Urphanage— Melvidero. Male Orphanage — Villa Nova. 
 
 Diocese of Harbor Grace. 
 
 Uishof) — Most Rev. Dr. Ronald McDonald, consccrtted at Pictou, N.S., 
 
 August 2XSt, 1881. 
 
 Harbor Grace — Tlie I.,ord Bishop, Rev. J. Roe, Rev. L. Ilayden and 
 Rev. T. M. Murphy. 
 
 Carbonear— Rev. T. E. Lynch. 
 
 IJrigus— Rev. V. Walsh, V.G. 
 
 Holyrood - Rev. G. Battcock. 
 
 Harbor Main — Rev. P. Brown. 
 
 Conception Harbor— Very Rev, J. O'Donncll, and Rev. P..O'Donnell, 
 
 Northern Bay— Rev. M. Hanley. 
 
 Bay-de-Verde— Rev. J. Donnelly. 
 
 Bonavista— Rev. J. Carolan. 
 
 King's Cove— Revs. Wm. Veitch and W. Tarahan. 
 
 Fogo— Rev. R. M. Wallter. 
 
 Little Bay Mines— Rev. S. O'Flynn. 
 
 l-'ortune Ilarbor- Rev. R. Walsh. 
 
 Frencli Shore— Rev. R. M. Sheehan. 
 
 LaConche— Rev. J. Lynch. 
 
 Labrador— Rev. D. F. McCarthy. 
 
 Convents— Three of the Presentation Order, and two of the Order of 
 
 Mercy. 
 
 Prefecture of St. George's, Newfoundland. 
 
 (By a Decree of the 17th Sept. iSji, the Western portion of the Island of New- 
 foundland was erected into a Prefecture-Apostolic.'S 
 
 Churches and Clergy. 
 
 CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, SANDY POINT. 
 
 Bay St. George- Very Rev. M. F. Howley, D.D., P.A. 
 
 St Ann's, Codroy Valley — Rev. D. Mclnnis. 
 
 St. Stephen's, Stevenville, Bay St. George— Rev. M. O'Bourke. 
 
 Holy Family, Bay of Islands— Rev. P. W. Brown. 
 
 St. Patrick's, Bonne Bay — Rev. W. J. Browne. 1 
 
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 [1880 
 
 
 PJ 
 
 METHODIST CHURCH. NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Kev. G. J. Bond, n.A., President. 
 Bev. Wm. Swann, Sccretnry. 
 
 St. John's District. 
 
 St. John's Kast— Ri:v8. Georg« Boyd, Joseph Parkins, G P. Storey, 
 Chaplain of Children's Home. 
 
 St. .lohn's West— Revs. George ■? . Bond, B.A., John E. Manning, 0. 
 S. Miltigan, L I<D., Superintendent of Education, (by permission of Con- 
 ferencej ; James Dove, Sup'y. 
 
 Topsail — Revs. W. H. Adams, Thomas Fox, Sup'y. 
 
 Pouch Cove— Rev. .lohn Reay. 
 
 Sound Island— Rev. John Humphries. 
 
 Brigus— Rev. Henry Lewis. 
 
 Cupids— Rev. George Paine. 
 
 Bay Roberts and Port-de Grave— Revs. Samuel Snowden, Albert Gale. 
 
 Flower's Cove— Agent. 
 
 St. Anthony— Rev. James Smith. 
 
 Red Bay— Rev. Marie Fenwick. 
 
 Hamilton Inlet— Rev. A. A. Holmes. 
 
 Rev. G. J. BoNl>, B.A., ( hairman. 
 Rt'v. G. Boyd, Financial Secretary. 
 
 Carbonear District. 
 
 Carbonear- Rev. John Goodison, Rev. J. W. Vickers, Rev. J. S- 
 Peach, Supernumerary. 
 
 Harbor Grace — Rev. T. H. James. 
 Freshwater — Rev. Jabez Hill. 
 Black Head— Rev. John Pratt. 
 Western Bay — Rev. James Pincock. 
 Lower Island Cove — Rev. Wm. Kendall. 
 Old Pcrlican— Rev. Anthony Hill. 
 Hant's Harbor — Rev. E. Taylor. 
 Heart's Content — Rev. Solomon Matthews. 
 Green's Harbor- -Rev. Henry Scott. 
 Random, North — Rev. James Wilson. 
 Random, South — Rev. A. brittain. 
 Brittania Cove — Rev. Jabez Moores. 
 
 Rev. John Goodison. Chairman. 
 
 Rev. James Pincock, Financial Secretary. 
 
 Bonavista District. 
 
 Bonavista— Revs. George C. Fraser and J. E. Peters. 
 
 Cafalina— Rev. J. B. Heal. 
 
 Trinity— Rev. James Lumsden. 
 
 Musgravetown— Rev. W. R. Tratt. 
 
 Glovertown — Rev. A. McAusland. 
 
 Greenspond— Rev. F. R. Dufiill. 
 
 Wesleyville— Rev. W. T. D. Dunn. 
 
 Musgfrave Harbor — Rev.Herbert Hooper. 
 
 Indian Islands and Seldom-Come-By— Bev. A. Skinner. 
 
 Fogo — Rev. George BuUen. 
 
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 len, Albeft Gale. 
 
 era, Rev. J. S. 
 
 Herring Neck and Change Ulandi— Rev. William Rex. 
 
 Twillingale— Rev. R. W. Freeman and Wm. Harris. 
 
 Moreton's Harbor— Rev. Jesse Ilcyfield. 
 
 Exploits — Rev. James Nurse. 
 
 Little Bay Island -Rev. Henry C. Ualcher. 
 
 Little Bay— Rev. Henry Abraham. 
 
 Nipper's Harboro-Rev. Samuel Jennings. 
 
 White Bay— Rev. Akroyd Stoney. 
 
 Rev. James Nurse, Chairman. 
 
 Rev. R. W. Freeman, Financial Secretary. 
 
 Burin District. 
 
 Burin— Revs. Thos. W. Atkinson and J. J. Wheatly. 
 
 Flat Island- -Rev. John Pye. 
 
 St. Pierre— (One wanted.) 
 
 Fortune -Rev. Fred. G. Willey. 
 
 Grand Bank— Rev. William Swann. 
 
 Garntoh, Fortune Bay— Rev. John I^wis. 
 
 Burgeo — Agent. 
 
 Petites— Rev. W. H. Browning. 
 
 Channel— Rev. Charles Lench. 
 
 St. George's Bay— Rev. H. J. Indoc. 
 
 Bonne Bay— Rev. J. C. Sidey. 
 
 French Shore— Agent. 
 
 Rev. Wm. Swann, Chairman. 
 
 Rev. Fred. Geo. Willey, Financial Secretary. 
 Students attending Sackvilie— Levi Curtis, John T. Newman, W. J. 
 Bartiett and T. B. Darby. 
 
 Presbyterian Church in Canada. 
 
 presbytery of the island of NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Kev. W. Graham, Moderator. 
 Mr. McKenzie, Cathechist, Bay of Islands. 
 Vacant— Little Bay and Bett's Cove. 
 
 Elders— James Goodfellow, St. John's ; John Jillard, Harbor Grace. 
 Student in College — G. J. A. Thompson. 
 
 Rev. W.Graham, St. Andrew's Church, St. John's; Rev. G. Thompson, 
 Harbor Grace. 
 
 Congregational Churches. 
 
 Rev. T. Hodgkinson, Queen's Road Chapel, St. John's. 
 
 Rev. John Squires, Pools Cove, Fortune Bay. 
 
 Rev. J. F. Geddes, Twillingate. 
 
 Rev. , Smith's Sound, Trinity Bay. 
 
 Reformed Church of England. 
 
 Right Rev. B. B. Ussher, Bishop of Canada and Newfoundland. 
 Conception Bay (Brigus and Clarke's tJeach*— Rev. W. Goodchild. 
 Trinity Bay, (Newharbor)— C. F. Hubbard. 
 

 
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 [im 
 
 Geological Department. 
 
 Survey Office and Museum — Postoffice Building. 
 Acting Geologist — James P. Howley. 
 
 Commissioners of Wrecked Property. 
 
 Labrador, North of Chateau— Francis C. Berteau. Red Bay— Ellis C. 
 Watson. Blanc Sablon to Chateau— James G. iloy. Cape John to 
 New Bay — Samuel Baird. Twillingate— Thomas Peyton. Fogo, Little 
 Fogo, Indian and C hange Islands — William B. Fitzgerald. Cape Freelsto 
 Cape Farewell, including Penguin and Wadliam Islands — Henry Kobins. 
 Salvage to Deadman's Point — John T. Oakley. Cape Bonavista to Sal 
 
 vage . Cape Bonavista to Horse C nops — John Mifflen. 
 
 Horse Chops to Tickle Point — Benj. Miller. Grate's Point to Tickle Point 
 — Elias March. Broad Cove, Black Head Bay, to Grate's Point— John 
 l^wis. Broad • ove Head to Kelligrev/s, exclusive— G. W. R. Hicrlihy. 
 Bay Bulls to I^aManche — Pierce MuUowncy. I/iManche to (Jape 
 Race — William S. Carter. Cape Race to St. Peter's River, inclusive- 
 Augustus Simms. St. Peter's River to I^nce Point, inclusive — Jas. Harney, 
 I^nce Point to Rushoon, inclusive — James E. Croucher. |Jurin to 
 
 Lawn Point — George Bishop. I^awn Pomt to Point May . 
 
 Point May to Garnish — George Simms. Garnish to Cape LaHune— Philip 
 
 Hubert. LaF'oile Division, District of Burgeo and I.aI'oile — . 
 
 Burgco Division, District of Burgeo and l^Poile — M. H. Genge. Channel 
 — l harles Cossman. Cape Kay to Little Harbor — .James McFatridge. 
 < 'ape Gregory to Point Uiche - Donald Browne. Point Uiche to Quirpon— 
 William P. Taylor. 
 
 Chamber of Commerce. 
 
 President: Hon. A. F. Goodridge; Vice-Presidents. R. H. iVowse, 
 and W. B. Grieve; Secretary: J. Goodfellow; T. K Sn^ith, E. J. Duder, 
 P. G. Tessier, jr., Hon. A. F. Goodridge, J. Goodfellow, K. H. Prowse, 
 Sir It. Thorburn, K.C.M.G , Hon. A. W. Harvey, Hon. C. Bowring, W. 
 B. Grieve, G. A. Hutchings. Hon. J. S. Pitts, H. W. Robertson. 
 
 Foreign Consulates. 
 
 Portugal — Thos. R. Smith, Consul General; Wm. Hayward, Vice- 
 Consul, St. John's. Robert S. Munn, Vice-Consul, Harbor Grace. G. H- 
 Cole, Vice-Consul, Trinity. J. T. Mifflen, Catalina. J. Henry Clements, 
 Vice-Consul, LaPoile. H. T. i;olman, Vice-Consul; A. F. Hatch, con- 
 sular-agent. Harbor Briton. Thomas C. Duder, Vice-Consul, Fogo. John 
 W Owen, Vice-Consul, Twillingate. Kichard Goodridge, Vice-Consul, 
 Renews. 
 
 Spain— Don Antonio Singula, Vice-Consul, St, John's. Consular 
 Agents — Harbor Grace, R. S. Munn; Fogo, Hay Findlater; Trinity, G. H. 
 Cole; Kose Blanche, Philip Sorsoliel; Harbor Briton, Philip Hubert; 
 
 Twillingate, W. Lethbridge; Burin, ; Gaultois, Edward C 
 
 Gallop; Little Harbor, Joseph <J. LeScelleur. 
 
 Brazil — A. O. Hayward, Vice-Consul. Consular Agents - W. H . 
 Thompson, Conception Bay; Thomas Winter, Burin; Henry T. Holman, 
 Harbor Briton. 
 
 l]elgium — n. E. Hayward, Consul. 
 
 German Empire — Robert H. Prowse, Consul, St. John's. Port of 
 Nain, Labrador, Mr. Bourquin. 
 
 France— C. Rebollier des Isles, Consul Hon., Vice-Consul for New- 
 foundland. 
 
 Italy— Consular-Agent, Henry J. Stabb. 
 
 United States ol America— Thomas N. Molloy, Consul for Newfound- 
 land. Vice-consul, I^onard Donnelly. Consular Agent, ( Harbor Grace , 
 P. Devereux. 
 
 Sweden and Norway— R. H. Prowse, Vice-Consul for Newfoundland. 
 
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 106 
 
 BOARDS OF HEALTH. 
 
 Health Officers— Henry Shea, M.D., and Thomas Howley, M.D., St. 
 lohn's. Wm. Allan, M.D., and Thomas R. Bennett, Harbor Grace. F. 
 Stafford, M.D., Twillingate. Hay Findlater, M.D., Fogo. Robert White, 
 M.D., Trinity. Dr. A. Boyle, Carbonear. Dr. Fitzgerald, Fortune Bay. 
 Dr. W. Fraser, Bay Roberts. Louis Joseph, M.D.,*Little Bay. 
 
 Board of Health and Health Wardens for the Town and District of St. 
 John's—Judge Prowse, < hairman ; Judge < 'onroy, Hon. James S. Pitts, 
 Hon. J. McLoughlan, P. J. Scott, M.H.A., M. J. O'Mara, M.H.A., James 
 Goodfellow, Joseph Outerbridge, W. P. Walsh, Alfred Harvey, M.D., Col. 
 Fawcett, Robert Kent, Q.C, Henry Shea, M.D., and Thomas Howley, 
 M.D., (Health Officers ; Hon. Charles Crowdy, M.D,, Frederick Bunting, 
 M.D., John Syme, and R. R. W. Lilly, Secretary. 
 
 Board of Health, Harbor Grace — T. R. Bennett, C hairman ; Israel L. 
 McNeil, Wm. Allan, M.D., James I^. Prendergast. 
 
 Board of Health, Tarbonear- Hon. John Rorke, B. T. H. Gould, Wm. 
 P. Taylor, Israel L. McNeil, Dr. Boyle, Michael Dwyer, F. J. McCarthy. 
 L. Mackey. 
 
 Medical Officer to Board of Trade for Sick Seamen, Port of St. John's 
 
 Inspectors of Weights and Measures. 
 
 Little Bay Mine — J. B. Coady. Knight's Cove to Indian Arm — ^John 
 Coffin. Ward's Harbor and vicinity — John Roberts. Twillingate — flames 
 Peyton. Fogo and adjacent Islands— J. G. Lucas. Greenspond— t red'k. 
 White. Gooseberry Island and adjacent Islands— C. Harris. Bonavista — 
 James Mifflin. Catalina — John Mifflin. Trinity — ^J. Collis. Bonaventure 
 and Smith's Sound — Wm. Field. Heart's Content — Chas. Rendall. Old 
 Perlican - Elias March. Western Bay - Edw. Butt. Carbonear — Laurence 
 Mackey. Harbor Grace— John Barty. Bay Roberts — A. R. Hierlihy. Port- 
 de-Grave and Bareneed - George Andrews. Brigus— Sergeant Grimes. 
 Harbor Main— Edward O'Brien. St. John's — Thomas Brien. Ferryland — 
 Marmaduke Clow. Placentia Bay, East Side— J. Sinnott. Little Placentia 
 —Alex. Burke. Harbor Buffett and adjacent Islands— Chas. D. Chambers. 
 Oderin— Constable Quirk. Burin— Acting Sergeant Smith. Fortune— H. 
 J.Haddon. Grand Bank — Allan Hudson. Fortune Bay— Lemuel Roberts. 
 Pass Island to Cape LaHune— Henry Camp. I^Poile— Frederick Cox. 
 Rose Blanche— John Cunningham. Channel- George LcMoine. Bonne 
 Bay— John McLean Muir. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND TARIFF, 1888. 
 
 foundland. 
 
 Table of Duties. 
 
 Ale, porter, cider and perry, the gallon $0.3O 
 
 Animals, namely : 
 
 Calves, pigs and sheep, each 0.30 
 
 Horses, mares, &c,, each 3.00 
 
 Apples, the barrel 040 
 
 Apples (dried), the pound o.oa 
 
 Bacon, hams, tongues, smoked beef and sausages, the cwt 2.50 
 
 Keef, pigs' heads, teet and hocks, salted and cured, the brl. of 200 lbs. . i.oo 
 
 Biscuit and bread ^not including sweet or fancy biscuits), the cwt 0.20 
 
 Butter, oleomargarme, and other compounds representing buHer, the 
 
 cwt a.oo 
 
 Casks, empty, second-hand, 45 gallons and under, each 045 
 
 Casks, empty, second-hand, over 45 gallons, each 145 
 
 Cask staves, second-hand, manufactured, capable of making casks of 
 
 45 gallons and upwards, per 100 5.75 
 
m 
 
 t&B miWFOtJirDLAND AtttAlf AC. 
 
 Cask staves, second>hand, manuiutured, capable of making casks un- 
 der 45 gallons, per 100. 1^0 
 
 Cheese, tne cwt 2.50 
 
 Chocolate and cocoa, the lb o^ 
 
 Cigars, ten per cent., <m/ f/a/iv^m, and the M 4.00 
 
 Coffise, green, the lb * 0.05 
 
 Coffee, roasted or ground, the lb , 0,07 
 
 Coals, imported or brought into the ports of St. John's, Harbor Grace 
 
 and Carbonear, the ton c.30 
 
 Confectionery, not including confectioners' ornaments, the cwt 5.50 
 
 Feathers, and fieather beds the lb 0.07 
 
 Fish, namely : Codfish and haddock, save as hereinafter exempt, the 
 
 qtl. of italbs 1.50 
 
 Flour, the brl ..> ajo 
 
 Ftuit, dried, (excepting dried apples) currants, raisins, &c., the lb aq3 
 
 Inditui meal, the bil 0.25 
 
 Iaros and preserves, 90 per cent, ad valorem, and the lb 0,03 
 number, tone inch thick, and so in proportion for any greater thick- 
 ness) the M 3.50 
 
 Lumber, grooved, tongued, or planed, (one inch thick, and so in pro- 
 portion for any greater thickness) the M 4.00 
 
 Molasses, the gallon r 0.07 
 
 Oats, the bushel 0.05 
 
 Oatmeal, the barrel of aoolbs 0.30 
 
 Oil, kerosene, the gallon 0.06 
 
 Peas, the barrel • aso 
 
 Pork, the barrel of 200 lbs 1.75 
 
 Salt, in bulk, the ton.. • t o.ao 
 
 Shingles and laths, the M a6o 
 
 Spirits, namely : Brandy, and other spirits, not herein defined or enum- 
 erated, and not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrom- 
 eter, and so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength 
 
 of poof, the gallon 240 
 
 All other Spirits of greater strength than forty-three per cent., 
 over proof shall be deemed to be undefined spirits, and be subject 
 
 to duty accordingly, the gallon 340 
 
 Rum, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, 
 and so in proportion for any greater strength tlisui the strength of 
 
 proof, the gallon x.65 
 
 Gin, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, 
 and so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of 
 
 proof, the gallon 1.80 
 
 Whiskey, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrom- 
 eter, and so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength 
 
 of proof, the gallon 2.15 
 
 Cordials, shrub and other spirits, being sweetened or mixed so 
 
 that the degree of strength cannot be ascertained, the gallon 1.15 
 
 Sugars, namely : Bastard, the cwt 3.50 
 
 Loaf and refined, the cwt 4.50 
 
 tlnrefined, the cwt 3.00 
 
 Tea, twenty per cent., <!(/ va/(?r«fff, and the lb 0.06 
 
 Timber, including Lignum Vitse, the ton 0.60 
 
 Tobacco, manufactured, including leaf tobacco, stripped or partly 
 
 manufactured, five per cent., aa valorem, and the lb 0.30 
 
 Tobacco, leaf and stems, the lb 0.30 
 
 Tobacco, stems for snuif, the cwt 0.60 
 
 Vegetables, namely : cabbages, the 100 a.oo 
 
 Potatoes, the bushel aos 
 
 Turnips, parsnips, carrots, beet, the bushel 0.10 
 
 A11 other, including onions (canned or preserved excepted), ten 
 per cent, ad valorem. 
 
 Vinegar, the gallon 0.15 
 
 Wines, namely : Champagne, the gallon 3-<x> 
 
 Qaret, the gallon 040 
 
 Hock, Burgundy, and Light Rhenish Wines, the gallon 0.85 
 
 Malaga and Mondlla, costing at port of shipment eighty cents a 
 
 
1889] 
 
 TBU JJT^WFOUNPMNP Al^MAI^A^C. 
 
 W 
 
 gallon, and any other above that price, twelve and a half pe<r 
 
 cent., a0 va/9r#M, and the gallon i^ 
 
 Malaga and Montiila, costing at port of shipment, under Eighty 
 
 cents a gallon, the gallon , 0.35 
 
 Port and Madeira, the gallon 1.65 
 
 Sher^ and ManzaniUa, twelve and a half per cent , ad valorem, 
 
 and the gallon , ,„. 1.00 
 
 Spanish, Red, Denia, Sicilian. Figueira, Red Lisbon, Cape and 
 
 Lisbon Common, the gallon ajs 
 
 All other Wines, Twelve and a half per cent, ad valorem, and the 
 
 ffWaa.m, .,...', i.io 
 
 Ad Valorem Duties. 
 
 Fresh meat, poultry, eggs, oxen, cows, and bulls, tallow, grease, and palm 
 oil. Seven and a Yom per cent 
 
 Anchors and chain cables, cooper and composition metal for ships, includ- 
 ing bars, bolts, sheathing and nails, of the same materials, Ten per cent. 
 
 Bread'^iag brin, or bagging. Ten per cent. 
 
 Canvas, sail-cloth ana tarpauline canvas, for ships' use. Ten per cent. 
 
 Cordage, namely : rope and hemp, coir and manilla cables, Ten per cent. 
 
 Corks and corkwood. Ten per cent. 
 
 Fishing tackle, (except fishing tackle for anglers), Ten per cent. 
 
 Hoop Iron, Ten per cent. 
 
 Iron of all kinds, in bars, bolts, sheets, plates and pieces, save as herein- 
 after exempt). Ten per cent. 
 
 Machinery, and parts of machinery including propellers. Ten per cent. 
 
 Nails (wrought). Ten per cent. 
 
 Oakum, pitch, tar, resin, and raw turpentine. Ten per cent. 
 
 Oranges, lemons, grapes, nuts, limes, and olives. Ten per cent. 
 
 Sheet tin, block tin and solder. Ten per cent. 
 
 Worsted and woollen yarn of all kinds, Ten per cent. 
 
 Bran, barley, malt, Indian corn and rice, Twelve and one-half per cent. 
 
 Mast pieces and spars, not manufactured. Twelve and one-half per cent. 
 
 Medicines, Twelve and one-half per cent 
 
 Staves (undressed). Twelve and one-half per cent. 
 
 Dories and doiy oars, hay, leather, nails icut), Fifteen per cent. 
 
 Oleone oil, beet oil, neutral, lard stock, cotton seed oil, oil of sesame, and 
 other oils used in the manu&cture of oleomargarine or artificial butter, 
 Twenty per cent. 
 
 Cabinet wares, candles, carriages, wagons, sleighs and harness ; casks in 
 which dry goods are imported, when fit to hold liquid ; manufoctures of 
 wood, except musical instruments ; staves, manufactured and dressed ; 
 stockings, shirts and drawers, made by hand; ready-made clothing, 
 namely: coats, jackets, trousers, waistcoats, southwesters, mantles, 
 dresses, cloaks and sacques, Twenty-five per cent 
 
 Goods, wares and merchandize, not otherwise enumerated, described or 
 charged with duty, and not otherwise exempt, Twenty percent. 
 
 Table of Exemptions. 
 
 The following Articles imported into this Colony and its Dependencies 
 shall be exempt from the payment of Duties : — 
 
 Agricultural implements and machinery imported by agricuhural societies 
 
 for the promotion o< agriculture. 
 Arms, clothing and provisions for Her Majesty's land and sea forces. 
 Articles imported for religious purposes, not intended for sale. 
 Articles of every description imported for the use of the Governor. 
 Articles for official use of foreign consuls. 
 Bait, bark lor tanning leather, boiler and ship plates. 
 Coals, when not imported into the ports of St. Johp's, Harbor Grace or 
 
 Carbonear. ' i\<J' 
 
 Coin and bullion ; cotton yam, cotton (raw), coke. 
 Com for thd manufacture of brooms ; crushing mills for mining purposes. 
 Donations of clothing, speoitdly imported for gratuitous distribution by any 
 
 chiiritaMe society ; dye stuffs. 
 Oysters and clams in shell. 
 

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 [1889 
 
 Fish of British catch and cure, and oil the produce of such fish. 
 Fruit, not being canned, bottled or preserved, and not otiierwise enumerated. 
 Gas engines, when protected by patent. 
 Hemp, hemp yam, coir yam, sisal, manilla, flax and tow. 
 Hides, or pieces of hides, not tanned, curried or dressed. 
 Household furniture and working tools, and implements used and in the 
 use of persons arriving in this Colony. 
 
 iunk, old iron, old copper, and old composition metal ; manure of all kinds, 
 f ateri^ls for sheathing the bottoms of vessels, such as zinc, copper, and 
 composition metal, together with nails and paper, or felt, which may be 
 used for or under such sheathing, when used for sheathing the entire 
 bottom of the vessel in which the same is imported. 
 
 Music, written or printed. 
 
 Ores, and parts of ores, used in the manufacture of copper paint. 
 
 Passengers' baggage. 
 
 Pig iron, nail strips, whether iron, zinc or brass, to be used in the manufac- 
 ture of cut nails in this colony. 
 
 Plants, trees and shrubs ; ploughs, harrows, reaping, raking, ploughing, po- 
 tato, and seed sowing machines, to be used in this colony. 
 
 Printing paper, printing presses, printing types, and all other printing requi- 
 sites, printed books, pamphlets, newspapers, maps and charts. 
 
 Refuse rice. 
 
 Sand. 
 
 Scientific instruments and apparatus, including globes, when in^ported for 
 the use of colleges, and scientific or literary societies. 
 
 Seed for agricultural purposes ; specimens illustrative of natural history. 
 
 dteam engines, boilers, propellers, water-wheels and saws, when used in the 
 original constraction of steam boats buih in this colony, and of mills 
 and factories. 
 
 Sulphuric acid, when used for the manufacture of manures. 
 
 Twmes, to be used in manufacturing nets and netting, in this colony. 
 
 Unmanufactured wool. 
 
 Wheat. 
 
 Works of art, namely : Engravings, paintings, statuary, not intended tor sale. 
 
 Local Distillation. 
 
 The following duties shall be raised, levied, and collected on the follow- 
 ing articles distilled or brewed in this colony, namely : 
 Brandy, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and 
 so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, 
 
 the gallon t., $175 
 
 Whiskey, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, 
 and so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of 
 
 proof, the gallon i.6o 
 
 Gin, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and so 
 in proportion for any greater strength than the strength ot proof, 
 
 the gallon I45 
 
 Rum, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and 
 so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, 
 
 the gallon i.90 
 
 Ale, porter, Bavarian beer, botanic beer, and all other malt and dextrin- 
 ous liquors, the gallon 0.05 
 
 BOARD OF EXAMINERS, 
 
 FOR GRANTING CERTIFICATES TO MASTERS AND MATES. 
 
 Stair-Commander Robinson, R.N., Examiner-in-Chief. Assistant ex- 
 aminer : Edward English, late master in the Mercantile Marine. F. J. 
 Doyle, preparer of candidates, St John's. 
 
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 109 
 
 ! enumerated. 
 
 Ed and in the 
 
 HARBOR MASTER AND HARBOR DUES. 
 
 Harbor Master : Staff-Commander Robinson, R.N. 
 
 Harbor Z?«m.— The tollowing amounts, as harbor dues, shall be paid by 
 vesssis arriving at the port of St. John's at the time of their being entered at 
 the Custom House, except ships of war and vessels engaged in the cqasting 
 trade and fishing, viz : 
 
 Every vessel of sixty tons and upwards, and not more than one hun- 
 dred tons, %i. 
 
 Every vessel of more than one hundred tons, and not more than two 
 hundred tons, f 3. 
 
 Every veusel of more than two hundred tons, and not more than three 
 hundred tons, #4. 
 
 Every vessel of more than three hundred tons, and not more thnn four 
 hundred tons, $5. 
 
 Every vessel of more than four hundred tons, $6. 
 
 Provided : That no vessel shall be compelled to pay harbor dues more 
 than once in every half year, viz : Once between the first day of January and 
 thirtieth day of June, and once between the thirtieth day of June and first 
 day of January. 
 
 EXAMINATIONS OF MASTERS & MATES. 
 
 lOR A I'ORKIGN- 
 
 in the follow- 
 
 quamfications for certificates of competency 
 
 Going Ship. 
 
 Examination in Colors.— All candidates lor certificates of com- 
 petency must pass the examination in colors. 
 
 An Only or First Mate.— An only mate must be nineteen years 
 of age, and must have served five years at sea. 
 
 A first mate must be nineteen years of. age, and must have served five 
 years at sea, of which one year must have been as second or only mate. He 
 must also prove that he has served at least one year in a square-rigged 
 sailing vessel. 
 
 In Navigation, &c.— He must write a legible hand, and will be re- 
 quired to give, in writing, definitions of various astronomical and other 
 terms used in navigation. He must have a competent knowledge of the 
 first five rules of arithmetic, and the use of logarithms. He must be able to 
 work a day's work complete, correcting the courses for deviation, leeway 
 and variation. He will be required to find the latitude by meridian, altitude 
 of the sun, and the difference of longitude from a given departure by parallel 
 sai'ing ; also to find the course and distance from one position to another 
 by Mercator's method. He will be required to find the time of high water 
 at a given port, to observe and calculate the amplitude of the sun, and to 
 find the error of the ship's compass therefrom, and also the deviation, the 
 variation being* given. He must be able to find the daily rate of the chro- 
 nometer from error observed, and to find the longitude from altitude of the 
 sun by the usual methods. He must understand the use of the sextant with 
 its adjustment, and be able to observe with it, find the index error by the 
 horizon, and read off and on the arc. He must also pass a satisfactory 
 examination in the International code of signals. 
 
 In addition to the qualifications of second mate, above stated, he must 
 be able to find the true bearing of the sun, and error of the ship's compass 
 from an observed azimuth of the sun, both from an altitude and also from 
 the "Time Azimuth Tables," and with the variation given compute the 
 deviation ; to find the latitude from a single altitude of the sun off the meri- 
 dian, and to be able to use and adjust the sextant, and to find the index 
 error by the sun ; and also to ascertain the true bearing of the sun, and the 
 ship's position by Summer's method by projection. He must also be con- 
 versant with the use of Mercator's chart, and be able to find on either a 
 "true" or " magnetic " chart the course to steer, and the distance from one 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
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 given position to another, and find the ship's position on the chart from 
 cross-bearines of two objects ; from two bearings of the same object ; the 
 course and distance between the bearings being given ; and also the dis- 
 tance of ship from the object at the time of taking the second bearing. He 
 must also understand how to keep a ship's log-book, ai^^ answer certain 
 questions relating to cyclones or revolving storms. 
 
 In Seamanship, &c. — He must give satisfactory answers as to the 
 standing and running rigging of ships ; as to bending, unbending, setting, 
 reefing, taking in, and furling sail; as to sending masts and yards up and 
 down, &c., &c. ; as to the management of a ship when under canvas, and as 
 to dunnaging and stowing cargo, &c. He must have a thorough knowledge 
 of the rule of the road as regards both steamers and sailing vessels, their 
 regulation lights, and foe and sound signals ; and to be able to describe the 
 signals of distress, and the signals to be made by ships wanting a pilot, and 
 the liabilities and penalties incurred by the misuse of these signals. He 
 must be able to mark and use the lead and log line. He must also under- 
 stand the use and management of the rocket apparatus in the event of his 
 vessel being stranded, and other questions of a like nature appertaining to 
 the duties of the second maie of a ship. 
 
 In addition to the above qualifications, a more extensive knowledge of 
 seamanship will be required as to shifting large spars, rigging shears, taking 
 lower masts in and out, how to moor and unmoor a ship, and to Iceep a 
 clear anchor, to carry out an anchor, how to manage a ship in stormy 
 weather, how to cast a ship on a lee shore, how to secure masts in the event 
 of an Jiccident to the bowsprit, and how to rig purchases for getting heavy 
 weights, anchors, machinery, &c., in and out. lie must give satisfactory 
 answers to the ventilation of holds and the stowage of explosives. He 
 must also know how to rig a sea anchor, and what means to apply to keep 
 a vessel disabled or unmanagealile out of the trough of the sea and lessen 
 her lee drift ; how to get the cast of deep sea lead in heavy weather ; and 
 answer any question appertaining to the duties of an only or first mate 
 which the examiner may think necessary to put to him. 
 
 In addition to the above, lie will t>e required to describe the effect of 
 the screw race on the rudder, and the effect produced on the direction of 
 the head of the ship by going (ahead) (astern with a (right) (left) handed 
 screw when the rudder is iported) or (starboarded'. How to turn asteam- 
 ship short round. He must also understand the use and action of the 
 sluices, and of the water ballast tanks, and the engine-room telegraph, and 
 questions of a like nature. 
 
 A master must be 21 years of age and have been 6 years at sea, of which 
 one year must have been as first or only mate in a foreign going ship and 
 one year as second or only m.itc. He must also prove that he has served 
 at least one >ear in a square rigged sailing vessel in the capacity of either 
 apprentice, seaman, mate or master. 
 
 In Navigation. -In addhion to the qualifications required for a 
 second, only and first mate, he must be able to compute the latitude from 
 the meridian altitude of a star, to find the magnetic bearing from equi-distant 
 compass bearings of any fixed object when at sea, and compute the devia- 
 tion therefrom. He must construct a deviation curve upon a " Napier's" 
 diagram, which will be furnished by the examiner, and understand the prac- 
 tical application of the same, and give written answers to certain practical 
 questions on the effects of the ship's iron upon the compasses, the method 
 of determining the deviation, and compensating the same by magnets and 
 soft iron. He will be required to find the course to steer by compass in 
 order to counteract the effect of a given current, and find the distance the 
 ship will make good towards a given point in a certain time, and to work 
 out practically the correction to apply to soundings, taken at a given time 
 and place to compare with the depth marked on the chart. He will also be 
 required to answer certain questions relating to cyclones or revolving storms. 
 
 In Seamanship.— In addition to the qualifications required of an only 
 or first mate, he must be able to construct jury-rudders for both wooden and 
 iron vessels and also rafts. He will be examined as to his resources for the 
 preservation of the ship's crew in the event of wreck ; as to the management 
 of ships in heavy weather, and as to rescuing the crew of a disabled ship; 
 
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 inswer certain 
 
 as to steps to be taken when a ship is on her beam ends or in any danger 
 or difficulty, or if disabled or unmanageable and on a leo shore, heaving a 
 iceel out, &c. He must explain the mode ot procedure when placing ship 
 in dry dock, directing repairs, and if putting into port in distress with dam- 
 age to cargo and ship. He must possess a sufficient knowledge of what he 
 is required to do by law, as to entry and discharge, and the management of 
 his crew, and as to penalties, and entries to be made in the official log, and 
 a knowledge of the measures for preventing and checking the outbreak of 
 scurvy on board ship, and the law as to load line marks, and the entries 
 and reports to be made respecting them. He will be questioned as to his 
 knowledge of invoices, charter party, bills of lading, Lloyd's agent, and as 
 to the nature of bottomry, also bills of exchange, surveys, averages, &c., and 
 must answer any other questions of a like nature which the Examiner may 
 consider necessary to touch upon. 
 
 He will also be required to give satisfactory answers as to his know- 
 ledge of the mani^ement of steam ships in heavy weather. How to utilize 
 steam appliances m the event of fire, and the best arrangements for towing 
 vessels under various circumstances; as to the methods of constructing 
 jury-rudders suitable for a screw steamship, and other questions of a like 
 nature appertaining to the management of a steamship. 
 
 A candidate possessing a certificate " for fore-and-aft rigp;ed vessels 
 only," and desiring to obtam an ordinary certificate of the same grade, must 
 prove that he has served at sea at least one year in a square-rigged sailing 
 vessel, and will be re-examined both in navigation and seamanship. 
 
 Failure. — In all cases of failure the candidate must be examined 
 tkiicvo. 
 
 If a candidate fails in seamanship he will not be re-examined until after 
 a lapse of six months. 
 
 If he fails three times in navigation he will not be ru-examined until after 
 a lapse of three months from the date of the last failure. 
 
 Ifa candidate has failed in his examination, but the subjects in which 
 he has failed are not included in the subjects required for a certificate of a 
 lower grade, he may, if he desires it, receive a certificate of such lower grade. 
 
 No part, however, of the fee he has paid will be returned to him. 
 
 Any candidate who may be guilty of insolence to the examiner, or of 
 other misconduct, will render himself liable to the postponement of his 
 examination, or if he has passed, to the detention of his certificate for such 
 period as the Governor in Council may think fit to direct. 
 
 BLOCK HOUSE, SIGNAL HILL. 
 
 Signalman : Francis Scott. 
 
 Assistant Signalman : Michael Cantwell. 
 
 Description ok Signals in use at the Block House, Signal Hill, 
 St. John's Newfoundland. 
 
 Balls and Flags, hoisted in difTerent positions on the Yard Arm, show 
 the numbers of sail that are signalled either North or South, viz : 
 
 One Sail in sight — Ball close up to yard. 
 
 Two Sail in Sight— Ball midway between yard and parapet of Block 
 House. 
 
 Three Sail in sight — Yellow Pennant close up to yard. 
 
 Four Sail in sight — Yellow Pennant midway between yard and parapet 
 of Block House. 
 
 Five Sail in sight — Same as four, with addition of a Ball placed imme- 
 diately above Pennant. 
 
 Six Sail in sight — Same as three, with addition of a Ball placed imme* 
 diately beneath Pennant. 
 
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 Seven Sail in sight — Same as four, with addition of a Ball placed imme- 
 diately beneath Pennant. 
 
 Eight Sail in sight— Yellow Pennant at yard arm ; Ball midway between 
 yard and parapet of Block House. 
 
 Nine Sail in iieht — Ball at yard arm ; Yellow Pennant midway between 
 yard and parapet of Block House. 
 
 Ten Sail in sight — Both Yellow Pennant and Ball close up to yard, the 
 Ball above pennant 
 
 A Blue Pennant at the Mast-head denotes a Barque. 
 
 A Blue- White-Red Pennant at the Mast-head denotes a Barquentine. 
 
 A Red Pennant at the Mast-head denotes a Brig. 
 
 A White-Red Pennant at the Mast-head denotes a Brigantine. 
 
 A White-Blue Pennant at the Mast-head denotes a Topsail Schooner. 
 
 A White Pennant at the Mast-head denotes a Schooner. 
 
 A St. George's Cross at the Mast-head of the Middle pole, denotes a 
 Steamer in sight from the Block House ; but when it is hoisted on the South 
 pole, it denotes that the Steamer is South of Cape Spear. 
 
 When any National flag is hoisted above the St. George's Cross, it de- 
 notes thiit a Man-of-War Steamer, belonging to such Nation as indicated 
 by flag, iu approaching the harbor. 
 
 A Blue Penant and Blue Burgee, when hoisted together, shows that a 
 Sail has passed the Narrows, going either North or South. 
 
 When a Merchant's House flag is hoisted on the South Pole, it denotes 
 that a Vessel belonging to said Merchant is South of Cape Spear ; and when 
 hoisted on the North Pole, it shows that said Vessel is m sight of the Block 
 House. 
 
 When a Square White flag with a Red Ball in the centre is hoisted, 
 either on the South or Centre Pole, denotes that a Steam-tug is required. 
 
 The International Code of Signals are also in use at the Block House, 
 and the recognized House Signals of the diflerent Merchants. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 The following appointments have been made since the 
 foregoing sheets went to press : 
 
 Donald Morrison, Esq., to be member of the House of Assembly, for 
 the District of lionavista. 
 
 A. J. Harvey, M.D., to be District Surgeon for St. John's East, in place 
 W. C. Simms, deceased. 
 
 G. S. McKay, St. lohn^, to be Deputy Surveyor ol Crown Lands. 
 
 Garrett Jackman, Renews, to be Surveyor under Agricultural Act i88S. 
 
 Road Boards. 
 
 1. T. Croucher, to be member of the Road Board for Fogo. 
 
 Moses Moore, to be member of the Road Board for Heart's Content, 
 in place of Joseph Hopkins. 
 
 Abraham Turner, John Moss, Wm. Turner, Wm. Hayward, Wm. 
 King, John brown, to be a Board of Road Commissionei-s for Happy 
 Adventure, Bonavista Bay. 
 
 John Cheever, Andrew Keough, Andrew Tracy, Thomas Keough, 
 Martin Furlong, to be a Board of Road Commissioners for Plate Cove, 
 Bonavista Bay. 
 
 Wm. Walker, Thos. Mullowney, Mark Walker, John Kelly, Daniel 
 Dooley, to be a Board of Road Commissioners for Sweet Bay, Bonavista 
 Bay. 
 
 iohn Welsh, to be a member of the Road Board for Cottell's Island, 
 loah Miller, to be a member of the Road Board for Bonaventure, Trin- 
 ity Bay. 
 
 George Tavemer, to be a member of the Road Board for Trinity (town) 
 West, in place of Geo. Fleet. 
 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 "3 
 
 lier, shows that a 
 
 lade since the 
 
 ^T^xcelsioi^ 
 
 PVOOD -:- FACTORY, 
 
 Water Street. East, St. John's, Newfoundland. 
 
 Herder & Hallaren, 
 
 Carpenters, Contractors and Undertakers. 
 
 Constantly on linnd and made ti order : 
 
 Doors, : Sashes, : Mouldings, : Newels, 
 
 Hand-rails, BiilhistradcH iind all other huilding requisites. 
 
 Prime Seasoned Lumber of all kinds 
 
 ^^on hand and for sale cheap. 
 
 Also mannfacturers and hiiilders of the eeleljrated 
 M. MONROI], AoKXT. 
 
 '\/lctoria«s^ — 
 
 ENGINE AND BOILER WORKS, 
 
 Retail Store: 7 Water St., West. 
 
 Constantly on hand : 
 
 Windlasses, Winches, Hawser Pipes, Chocks, Sheaves, 
 Steering Gear (common and patent). 
 
 All kinds of Ships' Iron Work made to order; Iron Pipe and 
 Pipe Fittings, Engineers' Stores, Boiling and Bath 
 Pans, Presses, Dies, and all Machines 
 fi^^for Lobster Canning constantly on hand. 
 
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 ADVliR'I'ISrCMKNTS. 
 
 John Sk:inner, 
 
 [Established 1874,] 
 
 DKAI.KR IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN 
 
 MARBLE and SOAPSTONE 
 
 Monuments, Headstones, Curbing, &c., 
 
 lixecutwl in Oiif;iniil Designs— ICn>;lisli and American. 
 
 Designs and cstimatt's sent to any address on application. 
 
 'I'frrn Nova Marble Works, opp. Star of the Sea Hall, 
 
 325 Duckworth Street, St. John's, Newfoundland. 
 
 NoTK. — lUst Stock, Artistic and Substantial Work Kiiaranteed. 
 
 HEflRNSCO.. 
 
 General Importers and Wiiolesale Dealers in 
 
 Spirits % ProVisioi^s 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 FINEST QUALITY BUTTERINE, 
 Hunter's Cove, -:- St. John's, Newfoundland. 
 
 MORTIMER G. LASH 
 
 (Of the late firm of Messrs. J. & G. Lash) 
 
 BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his city and out- 
 port customers for past favors, and takes this opportunity of 
 reminding them tiiat he has constantly on hand at tne old stand 
 (303 Water Street) a choice stock of 
 
 Wines, Champagnes, Tobaccos, Cigars, 
 and Confectionery. 
 
 Pastry and Cakes of all descriptions. Wedding Cakes a specialty. 
 
 Fruits of ever^ description in season, and a great 
 
 variety of other luxuries too numerous to mention. Telephonic communi- 
 cation with all parts of the city and direct with H. Blatch's Livery Stable. 
 The ad vertiser hopes by strict attention to business and keeping all ar- 
 ticles of the very best quality, to merit a share of public patronage. 
 
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