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 iPtctoria, 3B. <t. 
 
 ntrSACK, VICTORIA. 
 
 
The Hutcheson Co'y.. Ltd. 
 
 Victoria's Popclar Store. 
 
 Gjvernment Street. 
 
 .STRANGERS AND CITIZLNS 
 
 K^TO THE WESTSIDE^ 
 
 Strangers and Citizens alil<e are cordially invited to inspect the most 
 Select and Exclusive St.ocl< of Dry Goods in Victoria. Accept tlie Stores 
 Costumes and View the Latest Novelties in : — 
 
 Ladies' Summer Costumes. 
 Ladies' Silk Waists. 
 Ladies' Sillc Slcirts. 
 Ladies' New Parasols. 
 Home Spun Dress Goods. 
 New Summer Silks. 
 
 Ladies' Outing Suits. 
 Ladies' Muslin Waists. 
 Ladies' Pique Skirts. 
 Ladies' Summer Capes. 
 Fancy Dress Fabrics. 
 New Fancy Muslins. 
 
 And many other things equally interesting that will please you to look 
 at and delight you to buy. 
 Mail orders filled with promptness and care. 
 
 The Hutcheson Company Ltd. 
 
 Drink 
 
 Thorpe's 
 
 Ginger 
 
 Stout. 
 
 
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 DOA\E5TIC BAKERY 
 
 AVcLEOD Sr WORRELL, ' 
 
 Fancu Bread, Gake and Biscuit Makers. 
 
 Wedding Cakes Made to Order. 
 
 Pandora Street, one door from Douglas. 
 
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 MAY 24th, 25th and 26th, 1900. 
 
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 General Secretary. 
 
 CHARLE5 HAYWARD. 
 
 n«yor. 
 
 Smith & 
 Cliampion 
 
 UPHOLSTERERS & 
 AWNING MAKERS. 
 
 100 Douglas St 
 
 House Awninss 
 and Cosy Corners 
 
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 If von A'ou have to Htniid on ico to do so, try 
 drinking SODA WATKR Hrst thouf<li. 
 . Our Soda Water is jiarlicnlarlv coolin'ijand 
 
 ipfrcshiuK'— All flavors I'URl^J FHTIT .JUICES. 
 
 The ContrsI Orug Store 
 
 COR. YATES AND DOUGLAS STS. Victoria. B. C. 
 
 Ice Cream vSoda, lo Cents, 
 
 Clarence Motel 
 
 ■ EUROPEAN PLAN, , 
 Cor. Vfateis & Doi,iglab> St«. 
 
 This hotel contaiii.s upwardn of sixty flrHt-Class furnished rooniH. 
 Centrally locHted. All ccrs jiush the door. A call 'iolit itod. 
 
 TELKVHOME HS2.~ 
 
 HARRY HARRIS, - Proprietor. 
 
 WESCOTTBROS., 
 
 93 DOUGLAS STREET, 
 
 Is the place to get ' '^ 
 
 SUNSHADES, GLOVES, RIBBONS, 
 
 : LACES, ETC. 
 
 Home nice lines in Tjadies' Blouses, Wrappers and 
 Ready made Skirts. 
 
 Direct Imi'ORtkrs and Dealers im Staple a.vd Fan'cv Dry Goods. 
 
 Klondike Restaurant 
 
 SERVES THE BEST 15 CENT 
 MEAL IN THE CITY. . . ^ 
 
 15^ Store Street, Victoria, B. C. 
 
 
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 Staple and Fancy Groceries. 
 
 TEA AND COFFEE SPECIALTY. 
 
 Telephone 312 Cor. Yates & Dougias Sts 
 
 H. A. LILLEY'S Celebrated Ice Cream, 105 Doug- 
 las Street, bet. Johnson and Pandora Sts. 
 
 |p>roQrammc« 
 
 iiiednesdatf. May 23rd. 
 
 Grand Patriotic Cf)ncert in the Victoria Thentre. 
 Proceeds in aid of Canadian Patriotic Fund. 
 
 Thursday. May 24th. 
 
 10:30 a. ni.— RKVIKW of Her Majesty's Naval and Land 
 Forces and Manoeuvresat parade grounds, Macau- 
 lay Point. 
 
 12 noon— ROYAL SALUTE. 
 
 Drink Caledonian Liqueur Whisky. 
 
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 AMERICAN PLAN $2.00 AND UPWARDS. 
 
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 ANO RESTAURANT. 
 
 Theatre Block, cor. Douglas and View Sts. 
 
 Open Day and Night. OyBtera In Any Stylo. Private Dining 
 
 — Koonis. Special attention to ladies. — •- 
 
 Victoria Novelty Works 
 
 GENERAL IVIACHINIST, 
 
 Wrought Iron Fences and Gates. Special tools made to order. All 
 kinda of Mechanical Repairs. 
 
 150 Government St., 
 
 Victoria, B. C. 
 
 B Jim MstiMt^ 
 
 40 BROAD STREET, 
 
 Gives the best 15c. meal in the city. 
 
 Meal? at all hours. Open day and night. 
 
 Strict attention given. A trial solicited. 
 
 James RutledQC, 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 \ K. GHUNGRflNES, 
 
 -DEALEK IN- 
 
 Msl, Ponltry, VeietaWes, Eriit, Oysters, Crals, Etc. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 Telephone 'iAi. 46 GOVERNMLNT ST. P. O. Box 523. 
 
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 will tliid all tho coTiifnrtH of hoineut 
 
 THE VICTORIA CAFE, 51 Fort Street, 
 
 two hloikH fniiii wlmrf and one from (jlovornmeiit Street. MealH 20<!. up 
 KverytliiiiK strictly Hrst-clasH, exin-'tt nrii'(^M. Hot L»iiu'li Hcrved from 12 
 to 2:U(), 2o cents. The only jilace in Vi<;toria where you can >fOt homo 
 nuvde hcoiich and buns. Wo make a Hpocialty of our tea and coffee, which 
 cannot be beaten. 
 
 M. C. & J. P. GREENWOOD, Proprietors. 
 
 Drink Caledonian Liqueur Whisky. 
 
 PROGRAMME— Continued. , i 
 
 H:(M)p. in.- I^HO(n^].SSI()N from (5ity Hall. 
 
 Hchool Oluldrcn, Firemen, 
 
 Societies, IV-ys' Brigades, 
 
 Floats, ' Ituliaus. 
 
 KOL'TM : I)ou}<las, HiiinbokU, (rovernrnent, Pandora, 
 Douglas, Yates to Cook, Countermarch to Broml 
 to Fort, Government, Johnson, Douglas, Fisguard 
 Blanchard. 
 
 I'KIZEH FOR NON'-COMMEBCIAL FLOATS, 
 
 Representative $50, $40, $20, $10. 
 
 Patriotic $40, $20. ' '■ 
 
 (Jomic $25, 
 
 4:00 p.m.— ASSOCIATION PX)OTBALL JVIATCH at Cal- 
 edonia Park. Nnnaimo " Thistles " vs. Victoria 
 "Columhias." Admission, 25c. ; ; . '■,'.,'; 
 
 Evening— ILLUMINATION of the City and BAND CON- 
 (!ERTS. 
 
 H. A. LILLEY'S CELEBRATED Ice Cream Soda, 
 105 Douglas Street, bet. Pandora and Johnson. 
 
 Best meals in the Citv at the ' ■" 
 
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 95 JOHNSON ST„ between Government and Broad. 
 
 NoTicK— Special attention paid to, and hot delivery of short ordersi. 
 
WHILE IN TOWN 
 
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 Don't fall to call and Inspect our stock of Pine Woolena 
 Latest shades and designs. 
 
 BEST VALUES IN THE CITY. 
 
 COME 
 Let Us Tell You More About Them. 
 
 ^ Riiopr^wg & REDMAN. 
 
 88 DOUGLAS STREET. Merchant Tailors. 
 
 Tlie 808 Hive Saloos 
 
 F.GJichards&Go 
 
 COR. FORT & BROAD, 
 
 REAL ESTATE AND 
 
 The Finest Brand of 
 Liquors and Cigars 
 
 FINANCIAL AGENTS 
 
 No. 15 Broad Street, 
 
 always on hand. 
 
 (next Driard Hotel.) 
 
 DENNIS GRAY, Proprietor 
 
 Pool Kooni Attached. 
 
 If yon are wanting a bargain in 
 Real Estate call and nee us, \v»- 
 have ju8t what yon are looking 
 for. 
 
 MARYLAND 
 
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 Oyster & Chop House, 
 
 Stylish Mlllineru, 
 
 Open Day and Night. 
 
 Novelties and 
 
 87 GOVERNMENT ST 
 
 Fancy Dry Goods 
 
 Porterhouse or Sirloin Steak, 
 
 — 25 Cents.— 
 
 (iO TO 
 
 STEVENS & JENKINS 
 
 Oysters in any style. 
 
 AT 
 
 P. METRO AGO. Prop. 
 
 Hi DoiTOLAs Street, 
 
 TI16 F0D6 Stationery Gou 
 
 119 GOVERNMENT STREET. 
 HEADQUARTERS FOR FLAGS, 5:;!Ji?BS;fsMS!rUs- 
 
 Our well Jippointt'd Waiting Room affords every fju-ilily 
 for Writing a Note and is most convenient for awaiting the 
 
 Car. .., ,.,; 
 
 Prices on a Cash Basis. Trading Stamps not given. 
 
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 DIOAI.KKS IN 
 
 FRESH FISH OYSTERS, 
 POULTRY, FRUIT, Etc. 
 
 Till! iiuiiiility (tf IIhIi \vc uso 
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 TELEPHONE 631. 
 
 89 JOHNSON STREET. 
 
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 PROGRAMME— Continued. \ / 
 
 :, friday. May 25th. 
 
 »:H() a. m. -BASKBALL MATdH at Beacon Hill. Victoria 
 vs. Heiittle. 
 
 1():S0 a. m.— FOOTBALL M AT(^H at Beacon Hill. Victoria 
 vs. Kaniloojjs. 
 
 1 p. ni.— RKdATTA AT THE OOBGK. 
 
 })p. ni. -FHiKWORKS at Beacon Hill; General Illum- 
 ination of theC'ity; Promenade Concert, Govern- 
 ■ ment Street; I*i'ocession of Illuminated Boats and 
 Marine Concert. 
 
 Saturday. May 26th. 
 
 YAC^HT HACES-Special Programme. 
 
 Afternoon— LACROSHP: MATCH — Victoria vs. New West- 
 minstei', at Oak Bay Park. 
 
 Drink Caledonian Liqueur Whisky. 
 
 A. BARKER, S 
 
 Sanitary Engineer, 
 
 & Hot Water 
 Fitter, Etc.^^^ 
 
 Dealer in Ci-ockery, Glassware, G^'aniteware and House 
 Fuinishing Goods. 
 
 88 ;i DOUGLAS ST. ^ Victoria, B. C 
 
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 Thk Sterling 
 
 has the best assortment of 
 
 DRY GOODS, 
 
 iS/IILIvINKRY and 
 
 KANCY GOODS. 
 
 THE STERLING. 88 Yates St. 
 
 Wheels to 
 
 Rent and 
 
 Repairs. 
 
 B. C. CYCLE & SUPPLY CO., 
 
 96 Government St. (Old p. o. indg ) 
 
 ^"^ |p>rovincc (3tgar 
 
 CAN'T BE BEAT 
 
 Each and every one stamped '^PROVINCE." 
 
 Try one and be convinced. 
 
 Manufactured by ^jj^ provincc Cigar Co., 
 
 46 YATES STREET, Victoria, B. C, 
 
 TRY ^TTP ^ 
 
 Pure Ice Creams . . . 
 Delicious Fountain Drinks. 
 
 Prompt and courteous attention. ^a 
 
 <i»^Metropolitan Lunch Rooms, ^^ 
 
 TBA, COFFEE AND COCOA. CLAY'S 39 FOft Sti 
 
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 Our stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS and TOILET ARTICLES 
 is the largest and most complete in the Province. 
 
 We use the PUREST DRUGS and CHEMICALS that 
 money can purchase in our prescription work. 
 
 D. K. CAMPBELL, 
 
 : VICTORIA, B. C. : 
 
 FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS, V. C, G. C. B. 
 
 For Cut Flowers and Plants 
 The INYERTAVISH NURSERY 
 
 Entrance: Reacon Hill Harlc. 
 
Imperial Grain & Commission Store 
 
 JAMES TOWNSLEY, 
 
 Dealer in all kinds of 
 
 FARM PRODUCE. 
 
 Goods consigned or stored in 
 warehouse will receive prompt 
 attention. 
 
 64 STORE ST. Victoria, B.C. 
 
 (Old Rico Mill Building.) 
 
 HASTIE'S FAIR 
 
 What Is It? 
 
 —A Htore that sxipplies your 
 every day wants at— 
 
 BED ROCK PRICES. 
 
 Where Is It? 
 
 ?? Government Street, 
 
 HASTIE'S FAIR. 
 
 Por a pleasant smoke 
 
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 M. A. LEVY. 
 
 Telephone 191. Opp. City Hall. 
 
 City Grocer 
 
 Nothing leas than satisfaction. 
 
 Every patron of our store must 
 be entirely satisfied. 
 
 We make things so they're sat- 
 isfactory. 
 
 J. RENOUF, 
 
 « 115 Douglas Street. 
 
 Carpenters and 
 • ^^^^^^ Builders 
 
 Headquarters for screen doors 
 and sash. 
 
 Estimates given for all classes 
 of house work. 
 
 106 Doiijlas St. 
 
 'PUONE 
 
 220. 
 
 BALMORAL HOTEL 
 
 Douglas Street, 
 Bet. Foit & View. 
 
 CENTRALLY 
 
 LOCATED. 
 
 FIRST-CLASS 
 
 ACCOMMODATION. 
 
 Mrs. Williams, Prop. 
 
 Don't forget to r.-ill at tlie - : : : 
 
 . . . Gorge Hotel . . . 
 
 when at the Regatta for anything yon desire in the way of 
 
 : 
 
 MRS. MARSHALL. 
 
 Proprietress- 
 
There is lots of beer in this world, in fact, we should not 
 like to be here without it, but there's only one thatBe(a)erp 
 inspection (or drinking) that's the Pacific Brand. TKY IT. 
 
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Don't forget to call at 
 
 The Colonist Hotel 
 
 When you are at Victoi'ia 
 
 Where you can get the 
 
 Finest of Liquors and Cigars 
 MR. WOOD, Prop. 
 
 The Cliff House 
 
 Is the only place to go 
 
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 or BICYCLING 
 
 Kor Refreshments. 
 
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 95 JOHNSON ST. 
 
 VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
 GENERAL HARDWARE. HOUSE FURNISHINGS IN 
 
 LAWN MOWERS. TIN. GRANITE. ETC. 
 
 RUBBER HOSE. STOVES AND RANGES. 
 WE CARRY THE CELEBRATED CHAMPION STEEL 
 RANGE, DOUBLE FLUE. 
 
 .The greatest fuel saver on the market, 
 
 H. A. LILLEY. Finest assortment of Candies in 
 the City. 105 Douglas St. 
 
 j^egatta Programme. 
 
 FRIDAY, MAY 25th, AT I P. fl. 
 
 Single shot opens the Regatta. 
 
 All races t<i be called by bugle. Two uiinutes aftei- 
 bugle, the race will be started by gun. 
 
 The following officers will supervise the naval portion 
 <if the pT'ogranime : 
 
 Refebeb — Captain Fegen, R. N, 
 
 Judges— Captain Walker, R.N., Captain Startin, R.N. 
 
 Starter— Captain Startin, R. N. 
 
 Committee— Lieutenant Helton-Ellis, R. N., Lieuten- 
 ant MacHutchin, R.N.. Lieutenant Royds, R.N., Lieutenant 
 Ben well, R. N., Lieutenant Arbuthnot, R. N., Sub-Lieuten- 
 ant Chapuii 'I. N. 
 
 Clerk of the Course— M. Case, R. N. 
 
 CIVILIAN OFFICERS. 
 
 Starters— Capt. J. S. Ot)x, Capt. Charles Clai-ke. 
 
 Ci^RK o^ Course— Capt. A. J. Dailain. 
 
 SUPT. OF Indian Races— Chief Michael Cooper. 
 
 Drink Caledonian Liqueur Whisicy. 
 
 OKELL & MORRIS 
 
 Gold Meda) Brands of 
 
 Preserves, Pickles, Ketciiups and 
 Confectionery 
 
 are absolutely the beet. See that your Grocer srl-es you what you want. 
 Get O & M jjw)d8 and get satisfaction. Largest factory in Western C anada 
 
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 LlTHARaE. 
 
 RESIN, 
 SULPHUR. 
 
 BROWN GLUE. 
 
 SMALTS. 
 
 SANDPAPER. 
 
 WHITE GLUE. 
 
 SHELLAC. 
 
 TAR. 
 
 UNSEED OIL. 
 ROOF OIL. 
 SPERM OIL, ^ 
 
 PAINT OIL. 
 CASTOR OIL (beat) 
 
 " (lubricating) 
 NEATSFOOT. 
 LARD. 
 OLIVE. 
 CREOSOTE. 
 HARNESS. 
 CYLINDER. 
 
 LUBRICATING 
 
 GREASE. 
 TURPENTINE. 
 BENZINE. 
 WOOD ALCOHOL. 
 
 SUNDRffiS. 
 
 ALKALI. 
 ALUM. 
 
 ACETIC ACID. 
 AXLE GREASE. 
 BORAX. 
 BRONZES. 
 BEESWAX, 
 PUMICE STONE. 
 MARBLE DUST. 
 CONCENTR'D LYE. 
 CAUSTIC SODA. 
 BLUE STONE. 
 
 SPECIALTIES. 
 
 "ELEPHANT " VAIjlNISH STAINS 
 
 (stain and varnish (combined. 
 "ELEPHANT" OIL STAINS. 
 "ELEPHANT"CARRIAGEPAINT 
 "ELEPHAT^T" GLOSS i-AINTS. 
 "ELEPHANT" ENAMELS. 
 "ELEPHANT" TINTING COIX)RS 
 RED OXIDE PAINT. 
 "ELEPHANT" SNOW-WHITE 
 
 ZINC. 
 MARINE PAINTS. 
 
 "IRONITE" FLOOR PAINT. 
 "ATLANTIC" COPPER PAINT. 
 BLACKBOARD PAINT. 
 WOOD FILLE'l. 
 SHINGLE STAINS. 
 SUPERFINE JAPAN COLORS. 
 GRAINIVG (COLORS. • 
 DISTEMPER COLORS. 
 COLORS IN OIL (three grader). 
 TUBE COLORS. 
 "AMBERITE " VARNISHES, 
 
 The British America Paint Co. 
 
 The Only Manufacturers of Paints, Varnishes, 
 and Dry Colors West of Montreal. 
 
 VICTORIA. 
 
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 STANDARD OFFER GOOD IN EVERY CITY. 
 
 For every Book of our Stampa, properly filled and 
 presented at any of our Showrooms and not redeemed 
 we will pay ^l.WW.OO in cash to the Charitable Institu- 
 tions of the City where the stamps have been collected. 
 
 DOMINION TRADING STAMP CO., Ltd. 
 
 Head Office: Victoria Show Rooms: 
 
 235 Yonge St., Toronto. Cor. Fort and Broad Sts. 
 
 H. A. LILLEY'S CELEBRATED Ice Cream Soda, 
 105 Douglas Street, bet. Pandora and Johnson. 
 
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 ^ ' PROGRAMME.-Continued " " 
 
 1. TEN-OARED CUTTERS, Course, round island and 
 
 return to barge (about 3 miles). 1st prize, $40; 2nd 
 prize, $20; 3rd prize, $10. Entries — (a)"Warspite 
 (b) "Warspite," (c) Warspite," (d) "Leander," (e) 
 "Arethusa," (f) Arethusa," (g) "Pheasant," (h) 
 "Virago," (i)Royal Artillery." 
 
 2. DOUBLE SCULL SCHOOLBOYS' RACE— under 19. 
 
 — 1st prize, Silver Medals. Entries — Collegiate 
 School, Victoria, B. C. 1. H. E. Thorne, bow ; 
 Oscar Scholefleld, stroke; William Newcombe, cox. 
 2. B. N. Johnson, bow ; Paul Harrison, stroke ; 
 C, Vincent, cox. 
 
 Drink Caledonian Liqueur Whisky. 
 
 GOOD ADVICE 
 
 The merchant that would offer his cus- 
 tomers imitations or substitutes for 
 
 GENUINE BLUE TRADING STAMPS 
 
 is liable to keep "imitation" goods. 
 
 Merchants dcHiring to give stamps to their customers Copyrij^htid. 
 should give stamps that are secured and protected by a reliable and ic- 
 sponsible company. The merchant is morally responsible for every stamp 
 he gives out, and the merchant who gives stamps that he knows are not 
 
 good, or not likely to be properly redeemed, is doing a grave injustice to 
 is customers and endangering his entire business. 
 
 DOMINION TRADING STAMP COMPANY. LTD. 
 
 Head Office, 235 Yonge St., Toronto. COR. FORT & BROAD STREETS. 
 
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 REMOVAL NOTICE 
 
 John L. Colbert & Co. 
 
 m 4 BROAD STREET, near fort. 
 
 Plumbers. Gas, Steam Jiiid Hot Water Fitters, Shij) Plumbing 
 a Hpec'ialty. Estimates given on application. 
 
 TELEPHONE 552. 
 
 P. O. BOX 545. 
 
 SYRIAN STORE 
 
 A. IM. RAHY, RROR. 
 
 Dealer in Goods from Jerusaloni, Constatitinoplo, Damjus- 
 cus, Piu-is and Now York. 
 
 WatGhes, Jewelry, Dry Gooiib, Fancy Goods, Notions and Japanese Silk 
 
 We buy for e.-iuh and sell for cash, therefore are enabled to sell 20 per 
 cent, cheaper than any other store in the City. 
 
 COR. DOUGLAS A JOHNSON STREETS. 
 
 P. O, Box ^^. Vifrtoria, B. V. 
 
 The Excelsior Biscuit Co. 
 
 -Manufacturkks of 
 
 Kl Ws of Plain and Fancf BISCUITS ant CAKES ^ 
 
 TELEPHONE 2.-)}. - "• " ' ViCTORIA WEST. ; 
 
 BEER 
 
 BEER ! Geo. R. Jackson, 
 
 iie 
 
 Omineca Bar 
 
 For a Cooler try the 
 
 Fine Ijadien" and Men's 
 
 TAILORING and 
 FURNISHINGS. 
 
 Liquors and Cigars of the Finest 
 Hrands 
 
 130 GOVERNMENT ST. 
 
 Sole agents for 
 FOWNE'S LADIES GLOVES. 
 
 57 Government St. 
 
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 W. B. RE ID is always on deck at the 
 
 White Horse Saloon 
 
 with the Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 
 
 ^— — ^ HUMBOLDT STREET. 
 
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 PROGRAMME— Continued 
 
 3. NAVAL — Whalers and gigs, 5 Dai's. Course, round is- 
 
 land and return. 1st prize, $20; 2nd prize, $10; 
 3rd prize, $5. Entries— («-) "Warspite," (b) "War- 
 spite," (c) "Leander," (d)"Leander," (e) "Arethusa" 
 
 (f) "Icarus," (g) "Icarus," (h) "Pheasant," (i) "Nav- 
 al Yai-d," 
 
 4. INDIAN WAR CANOES— Under 40 ft. Course, round 
 
 island and return. Prizes, $4, $2 and $1 per paddle. 
 Entries— (a) Valdez, (b) Kuper Island, (c) Them- 
 thenilage, (d) Cowichan, (e) Saanich, (f ) Beechy Bay 
 
 (g) Whatcomb, (h) Port Madison, (i) Laconns. 
 
 5. NAVAL G ALLEYS— « oars. Officers. Course, about 
 
 1 mile. Entries— (a) "Warspite," (b) "Wai-spite," 
 (c) "Arethusa," (d) "Icarus and Pheasant combined 
 
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 SH.PS' COLOITR8 FOR NAVAL RACES. 
 SHIP. COLOURS. 
 
 "Wai-spite" Crimson 
 
 "Leander" Blue 
 
 "Arethusa" Red and Yellow Diagonal 
 
 "Icarus" Blue Flag with Yellow Cross 
 
 "Pheasant" Yellow and Black Diagonal 
 
 "Virago" .Green Flag with Red Ball 
 
 R. N. Dock Yard . Blue Flag with White Letter "D" 
 
 Garrison Artillery Red and Blue 
 
 H. A. LILLEY'S CELEBRATED ICE CREAM. 
 
 WILLIAM MABLE 
 CARRIAGE BUILDER. 
 
 Carriages and Wagons of all kinds made to order. 
 
 RUBBER TIRES A SPECIALTY, Put on old or new wheels. 
 
 115 JOHNSON ST. 
 
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 VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
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 Patriotic China, En- 
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 Spoons, Lmblems, 
 Fine Brooches, Etc. 
 
 A. A. CLAYTON. 
 
 Jeweler. 29 Fort St. 
 
 SEARS' 
 Paint Shop, 
 
 93 Yates Street. 
 
 Ho>iMc Paints, Putty, 
 (.'airiiiK" I'aiiit. Furniture PoliHh 
 Gold F*uint, Bronze Powders, 
 
 Dry C'oIovH, Enamel Letters* 
 
 Paste Colors, Oil Soap, 
 Oil Stains. Paint Oils, 
 
 Varnish Stains, Window Glass, 
 House Varnish, Paint Brushes, 
 Carriaye " Kalsoniine " 
 Alal)astine, Wall Paper, 
 
 Kalsoniine, lOti'., Kt'J. 
 
 Blackboard Slating* 
 
 Joseph Sears, 
 
 MANAUER. 
 
 Established IStW. 
 Fine Sanitary Fixtures. 
 
 A. & W. Wilson 
 
 Importers and Dealers in 
 
 Garden Implements, 
 House Furnishing 
 
 Hardware. 
 Ice Cream Freezers, 
 
 Clayton & Costin, 
 
 Bicycle Builders, 
 
 58 JOHNSON STREET, 
 
 Bicycles 
 
 For Sale 
 To Let or 
 Repaired. 
 
 Agents for 
 
 James Stewart's Qood- 
 Cheer Stoves and Ranges. 
 
 11 to 13 Broad St. 
 
 Agents for tlif Kacycle 
 tln' iiiowt scientific wheel 
 made. 
 
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 Ot'KN Day and Nujmt. 
 
 THE BANK EXCHANGE 
 
 RESTAURANT A DINING ROOMS 
 
 COR. YATBS AND LANQLEY STReETS. 
 
 Lately all (!ro(l, rcpairwl, |)aiiitc(l uiul upliolstorwl with coiiiiiiodiouH and 
 roiiifortahln family private (iinintf rooiiiH. Foreign Dolitiaoiew, Choicai 
 and Hare VVinoH, our own importation. l<an(|UotH, Dinners and Theatre 
 Party Sui)porrt a Hpcscialty, Olympia and Kastorn Oystors. 
 
 GENERAL LORD KITCHENER. 
 
 CHAMPAGNE 
 
 When you are in Victoria for the Holiday drink 
 
 G. H. MUMM'S EXTRA DRY 
 
 it will not make your headache. 
 
 Kor a glans of good I3ecv ask for LEMP'S. For a drink of ^oikI Scotch 
 ask for KILMARNOCK, you can't make a miHtake by doing this. 
 
 PITHER & LEISER, 
 
B. C. District Telegraph and Delivery Co,. Ld. 
 
 MESSENGER SERVICE AND PARCEL DELIVERY 
 
 Niiflit and day to all partH of tlio city. 
 
 VISITORS or STRANGERS «(».(1, lelinbh' nussengeis in 
 uniform to Jict as guide or escort duiiuK (;«>U'l)riition. 
 
 Office: 74 Douglas St. HnmHwick Hio^k. Telephone 409. 
 
 The HOTEL VERNON 
 
 MRS. M. WALT, rn.prictress. ■ 
 
 Strictly First-Class. 
 
 American and European Plan. 
 
 KAI'KS- 
 
 ^1.50 TO i$ii.50 PER UAY. 
 
 66 DOUGLAS ST. Cor. of View St. 
 
 Cor a good meal or a good 
 room go to the 
 
 Cor. Store & Jotasoi Sis. 
 
 .At:AK ' ■) ^ >l3HT!''i 
 
 R. MAYNARD, 
 
 41 Pandora St. Victoria, B.C. 
 
 PtioiooraDHlG 
 Supplies. 
 
 Use of dark room free |o 
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 H. A. LILLEY'S CELEBRATED ICE CREAM. 
 
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 )< Ohaiii])i()ii.ship of British ('oliiinhia. Course, from 
 
 stai'ter's barge round buoys at Gray's Point ar 1 
 ^ ', . , return (l.|| miles). Prize, Silver cup and four go.d 
 
 medals. Pjutries -Vancouver Rowing Club; col- 
 j[ ours, .S' irlet and white; H. O. Alexander, sti-oke ; 
 
 I Geo. \\\ Seynuau-, No. 3 ; J. D. Bell, No. 2; R. C. 
 
 Q. Spinks, bow. James Bay, A. A. ; colours, navy 
 
 9 blue and whit*; ; J. C. McNeil, stroke ; W. Laing, 
 
 -1 No. 8 ; A. Donaldson, No. 2 ; W. H. Jesse, bow. 
 
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 7. INDIAN TWO MP:N CJANOES. Course, round island 
 
 % and return. 1st prize;, $12 ; 2nd prize, $6 ; 'Svd 
 
 i prize, $2. Post Entries. 
 
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 NAVAL PINNACES— 14 or 16 oars. Course, round 
 island and return. 1st prize, $.% ; 2nd prize, $28. 
 
 ' ■ Entries— (a) "\Varspite,"(b) "W})rspite,"(c)"Lean- 
 der," (d) "Arethusa." ,,;<.■. :• .: 
 
 DRINK CALEDONIAN LIQUEUR WHISKY. 
 
 Victoria 
 Cjardens 
 
 While at the Rogivtta don't for- 
 got to call at 
 
 "IHE GARDENS" 
 
 wh "e a tIrHt-class meal or lunch 
 wll' )e Mcrvcd from 10 to 7, also 
 
 \ ^ce Cream Kn. 
 
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 FIRST CLASS LIQUORS AND CIGARS SERVED AT THE BAR. ',, 
 
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 MERCHANT TAILORS. 
 
 Clothing Made to Order. 
 
 Fit Guaranteed. 
 
 27 STORE ST, Victoria, B.C. 
 
 Mr. & Mrs. 0. Kosche 
 
 LADIES' J » 
 
 HAIR DRESSERS and 
 WIG MAKERS. 
 
 Importers of Fine French 
 Hair Goods. 
 
 55 Douglas St. Near Fort. 
 
 Dodwell&GoLd 
 
 GENERAL AGENTS FOR 
 
 Victoria Route 
 
 Operating the steamer 
 . " Victorian " to Puget 
 • Sounds, daily except 
 
 Monday, 
 
 Washington & Alaslca S.S. Co. 
 
 Operating the steamers 
 "City of Seattle", ' 'Far- 
 allon " and " Ruth. " 
 7 sailings per month 
 ; : to Skagway and Way 
 Ports. 
 
 HortJiern Pacific S.S. Co. 
 
 Operating fine passen- 
 ger and freight steam- 
 ers ' to CHINA and 
 JAPAN. 
 
 For Rates and all information 
 apply to 
 
 DODUE.LL & CO., Ltd., 
 
 Canadian 
 
 Pacific 
 
 /far^igation 
 
 Co,, Aid. 
 
 WHARF ST. 
 
 Regular 8teamers leave Vic- 
 toria as follows : 
 
 DAir^Y for Vancouver 
 connecting with the Cana- 
 dian Pjicific Railway for all 
 points. 
 
 WEEKLY for all Min- 
 ing Points on 
 
 West Coast of Vancouver 
 Island, Northern British 
 Columbia and Yulton Terri- 
 tory, 
 
 All steamers carry Her 
 Majesty's Mails. 
 
 QUEEN'S MARKET 
 
 Cor. Government & Johnson Sts. 
 
 Lawrence Macre, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND 
 
 ^ RETAIL BUTCHER. 
 
 Contractor by appointment to 
 Her Majesty's Royal Navy, The 
 Dominion Government, Etc. 
 
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 lady coxswain. C'ourse, straightaway from E. 
 ('row Baker's hoathouse to starters's barge. 1st 
 prize, camera; 2nd prize, gold locket. Post entries. 
 
 1(». INDIAN WAR CANOES— 40 feet. Courae. round 
 island and and return. Prizes, $.5, $3 and $1 per 
 paddle. Entries— (a) Nanainio, (b) Valdez, (c) Kup- 
 er- Island, (d) Themthenilage, (e) Cowichau, (f ) Saan- 
 ich, (g) Port Madison, (h) Lurnmi. 
 
 11. NAVAL SIX OARED GALLEYS. Course, round 
 
 island and return. 1st prize, $25 ; 2nd prize, $15 ; 
 3rd prize. $10. Entries— (a) "Warspite," (b) "War- 
 (c) "Aretliusa," (d) "Virago," (e) "Icarus." 
 
 12. KLOOTCHMEN'S CANOE RACE-Working canoes 
 
 only. Course, from starter's barge round buoy 
 and return. 1st prize, $30 ; 2nd prize, $15 ; .Srd 
 prize, $10. Post Entries. 
 
 13. ARMY RACE— Amateur. Six-oared whalers. Course, 
 
 round island and return. Entries — Two crews 5th 
 Regt. and one crew C. P. G. 
 
 U. INDIAN TWO MEN CANOE UPSET RACE. Course 
 round buoy and return. 1st prize, $10 ; 2nd prize, 
 $5. Post entries. ^ . .- .. 
 
 15. ALL COMERS' RACE— Open to Army and Navy sea 
 service boats. Any size boat, any number of ours. 
 Course, round island and return. 1st prize, ^35 ; 
 2nd prize, JjilS ; Srd prize, $5. Entries— (a) "War- 
 spite" launch, (b) "Warspite" pinnace, (c) "War- 
 spite" cutter, (d) "Warspite" jolly boat, (e) "War- 
 spite', galley, (f) "Warspite" gig, (g) "Leander'' 
 pinnace, (h) "Arethusa," pinnace, (i) "Arethusa" 
 galley, (j) "Aretheusa" cutter, (k) "Icarus" whaler, 
 (1) "Virago" galley, (ni) Royal Artillery. 
 
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 railway bridge at 8:S<) and piiss round the judges' 
 
 barge in James Bay. 
 
 Guests of th(> city will be received on Reception Bai'ge at 
 the Regatta. 
 
 Trains will leax^e the E. Si N. Station for lifimoson Street 
 (nearest point to Gorge) evei-y fifteen minutes. 
 
 Electric Oars leave froia Cor. Yates and Government Sts. 
 every 10 nii)uiles. 
 
 WAR CANOEH. C<)IX>R8 IN ALL RACES. 
 
 Valdez Island Blue Flag. 
 
 Kuper " Red " 
 
 Cowichan White " 
 
 Themthetnlage Navy Bine 
 
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 Agents for the Pacific Coast. 
 
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 WI5IT6R5 are cordially invited to inspect 
 ^ our stock and see an exhibition of taste 
 and art in tailoring which is a credit to the 
 Fit-Reform Clothing Company. 
 
 FIT-REFORM WARDROBE, 
 
 Opp. Bank of Montreal. 73 QOVemmetlt St. 
 
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 ^ men's high-class tailor-made garments 
 at half best tailor's prices. 
 
 Fit- Reform Wardrobe, 
 
 VICTORIA, B. C. 
 ALLEN & CO., Sole Controllers for the City. 
 
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