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 Thursday, "Friday aad Saturday, 
 MAY 23, 24 & 25. 
 
 Headquarters for the Purest 
 and Best Jams on 
 
 We only employ tlie very Best Experienced 
 
 Help. 
 
 HY. WILLS, our foremau, having had nearly thirty 
 ye&rs experience in the preparing of the above named 
 goods, aid lor over eleven years in the employ of and 
 foreman ;o Ckosse & Black well, of London, purvey- 
 ors to tl e Queen, will guarantee all goods of our brand 
 to be wiiat is claimed for them. 
 
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 Removed to qor. Broad <ft l^onnoe 
 Ave., opp. The Drlard HoteL 
 
Broad St., between Johnson & Yates Sts., 
 VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
 Special Engagement of the World Renowned 
 
 Spanish Students 
 
 IH mmwn mi m »a«07b immni im, 
 
 star Artists, Male and Female, will appear at every entertaiDment. Beauti- 
 ful Songs, Graceful Dances, and many novel features. 
 
 To-Night ! ! ! To-Night ! ! ! 
 
 THE LABORER'S FRIEND 
 
 CLOTHING STORE, 
 
 AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS 
 
 111 Government St., HI 
 
 Is the Only Place in British Columbia 
 
 Where You Can 
 
 BOY GOOD GOODS CHEAP. 
 
 It is no use talking, we don't mftke the public believe that we are sell- 
 ing goods below cost, but I venture to say that there is no place in British 
 Columbia where goods are sold at the price at which wo are aellhig ; and 
 we don't intend to mislead our customers and the public at large by tuiver- 
 tisements, or with newspapers, but it is a well known fact, from the first 
 day we came here, that we established prices that have never been known 
 in British Columbia before. No matter what my competitors may say, we 
 intend to stay with our motto, " qniek i^ales and Hioall profits." Our ex- 
 penses are small and we bay our floods for nett cash. And we don't 
 believe in fjincy prices. One glance at our stock and prices will convince you 
 
The T ailop Makes the Man— # "" 
 
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 s,U3iu3ii;u3r) '^ilJu si3Ujoisn3 jno ^naj; s^ *1'bu; b sn 3ai{) 
 
 PROGRAMMK. 
 
 — ■ » • 
 Tll^psday, May 2Srd, 1895, 
 
 AT BEACON HILL, 
 
 SAILING MATCHES. 
 
 1 p.m.. Class A — Red Flag. Boat3 over 26 feet. 
 
 1.15 p.m., ClaRs B— White Flag. Boats over 22 feet and not more than 
 
 26 feet. 
 1.30 p.m.. Class C. Blue Flag. Boats over 17 feet and not more than 22 
 
 feet. 
 1.45 p.m., Class D. Teelon Flag. Boats under 17 feet. 
 
 Class A. find B. sail the course three times. 
 Class C. twice, and Class D. once. 
 
 The starting gun for all classes except D., will be the preparatory 
 gun for the next following class. 
 
 FIELD SPORTS.— 1.30 P. M. 
 
 1-30 JuDGEs-F. HIND, M. CONLIN (Starter), T. DEASY. 
 
 Post Entries — Sheffield Rules. 
 
 PROFESSIONAL BAOES. 
 
 100 vda. handicap— 1st prize $n.O'J, 2nd $2.50. 
 220 yds., iBt prize $7.50, 2nd §2.50 
 440 yds., 1st S7.5C. 2nd $2.50 
 ■ J mile. 1st SIO.OO, 2ud S6.00 
 100 y<!s. Sack Race, Ist $5.00, 2nd $2.50 
 150 yds. 3 legged race, 1st $7.50, 2nd 2 . 50 . 
 Navy and Army Knee only, 1st 7.50, 2nd 2.50. 
 
 Victoria Ice Cream Factory, 
 
 C. J. WILKBS, Prop. 
 38 Vancouver St., Gov, Gollinson. 
 
 Orders for one Quart and Upwards, packed in Ice and Deliver 
 
 ed to any p rt of the City. 
 
 PICNIC & SOCIAL '.iiaXIES SUPPLIED. 
 
 297448 
 
THi_JAPANESEJBAZAA_R#_ 
 
 Boat Collection In the Province of 
 
 Oriental Goods, 
 
 and constantly being added to 
 
 THOMAS S. FUTCHER, 
 
 41 Fort Street, VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
 Sher iflTs 'Sale. 
 
 To prevent this calamity we are retiring from business, 
 and clearing out our Large and Fresh Stock of Gents' Furnish- 
 ings, Clotiiing, Boots and Shoes, etc., at a reduction of ONTE- 
 ' yfl' Tf?.l> on our already low prices. 
 
 The People's Clothing Store, 
 
 Cor. Johnson and Store Sts. J. LiUKOV* 
 
 Stubs' Hecnperative Pawdeps— ^ 
 
 For Bilious Gomplaints, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Kidney Af- 
 fections, Nervous Diseases, Dropsy, &c. We do not hesitate 
 to recommend them to be superior to any pills in use. Give 
 them a trial and you will be convinced. 
 
 Price, 26 and 50 Cents per Box. 
 
 Prepared only by BENTLY & McGREGOR, 
 
 Cor. Government and Bay Sts., VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
 j^STE WART , 
 
 MONUMENTAL, 
 
 Granite and Marble 
 
 Works, 
 
 Offi«'e and Ynrd. Yhu-p, St. Corner 
 Blauchard, 
 
 P.O. nr.x 877. VlOTORIA, B.C 
 
 ^ THE GLOBE ^ 
 
 EESTAUEANT 
 
 -AND- 
 
 . CHOP HOUSE, 
 42 Hales St. 
 
 Meals at all hours. 
 
 Short Orders a Specialty- 
 
The JAPANESE — ^^^^=?fe» 
 
 ORIENTAL BAZAAR. 
 
 NEW CURIOS AND SILK GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER 
 
 Lacquered and Porcelain Goods of Every Description. 
 
 aTwaNIBE, Japanese Merchant, "-''gIS.'Lf.i. 
 
 p. O. Box 582. 90 Douglas St., VICTORIA, B. C. 
 
 PROGRAMME— Continued. 
 
 AMATEUR RACES: 
 
 100 yds., prizes, medals. 
 120 yds., prizep, medals. 
 ' 440 yda, prizes, medals. 
 100 yds., girld under 12 years, let prisse, watch; 2Dd, brooch; 2nd, 
 
 spoon souvenir. 
 100 yds., boys under 15 years. Ist prize, watch; 2nd, scarf pin, 3rd, 
 buttons. 
 
 4 p. M. BICYCLE CLUB DRILL AT BEACON HILL. 
 
 VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE. 
 
 S p. M. «'Imured Innocents"— A Comic Opera. By the 
 Memtoevs of the Tacoma Athletic Cliih. Boxes 
 and Reserved Seats Secured at Jamie8on»» Boot 
 Store, (iovernment Street, Next Post Office. 
 
 Friday, M^y 24tl^, 1895. 
 
 9 A. iL. Cricket Match, Beacon Hill. Vancouver Colts v. Victoria Col- 
 
 ledge. 
 
 9.30 A.M. Baseball Match Caledonia Park. Seattle v. Victoria. Admission 
 
 25 cents. 
 9,30 A,M. Baseball Match, Beacon Hill. Seattle High School v. Victoria 
 High School. 
 
 10 A.M. Parade of Decorated Bicyles through the principal streets, 
 
 JOHN J. BLAND ^^ 
 
 Boot and Shoe Stoi?e, 
 
 90 Douglas St., VICTORIA, B.C. 
 
 BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER. 
 
 Repairing at Short Notice* 
 
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 'B%S 'BJP'Bll^ pn-B %JLO^ 'JLOQ 
 
 "HEADQUARTERS" 
 
 For the Largest Selection and Best Value and Style in Vic- 
 toria for 
 
 SUITINGS, COATINGS & TROUSERINGS 
 
 J. ir. CMEIGHTOIf , 
 
 FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 
 
 86 G-overnmen t Street. 
 
 V/EILER BROSV 
 
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 "GOLD MEDAL 
 
 CAMP BEDS, 
 CAMP TABLES, 
 CAMP CHAIRS, 
 CAMP STOOLS. 
 
 The Lightest and Strongest 
 Camp Furniture Made. 
 
 HAMMOCKS. 
 
 ilJ^S^y.^ ^\ J/ A charming girl is at her best 
 
 'i '\Cy'^^lLi- when she has Charming Surround- 
 
 ings. 
 
 , Oar Paperhangings, Draperies, Carpets and Furniture, make the house' as 
 attractive and charming as possible. 
 
 Showrooms 51 to 55 Fort St., Victoria, B.0» 
 
wo THINGS^ 
 
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 YOU \SrANTr GOOD, 
 
 ' Your Soda Water and your Drugs. 
 
 We Lave them both all ready at 
 
 THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE, 
 
 TTATT Sir C^C\ Corner Yates and Douglaa Sts. 
 XX^^UJJ OU KjKJ,^ Clarence Block, VIOrORIA, B. 0, 
 
 PROGRAMME— Continued. 
 
 ^rogramtn« of Beg^tta nt fh« <Sor9«t 
 
 REGATTA OPENS AT TWBLVB o'CLOOK NOON. 
 
 All raceo to be called by Bugle. Two minutes after Bugle sounds the 
 
 rac€ will be started by Gun. 
 
 All amateur boat races un.^er auspices James Bay Amateur Association. 
 
 All Peterboro Canoe races under the rules of the American Canoeing 
 
 Association. 
 
 1. PETERBORO CANOE RACE-Single blade, for Championship of 
 
 British Columbia; course from starter's barge round buoy and 
 return. Entries— s., F. C. Blomfield, Westminster; b, H. C. Mac- 
 aulay, Victoria; c, A. Gore, Victoria. 
 
 2. SEALERS' RACE— Post entries. 
 
 3. JUNIOR SINGLE SCULLB— Open to all amateurs; course, from 
 
 barge round buoj and return, two miles. Entries — a, J. D. 
 Watson (blue); b, F. O. "Widdowson (red) ; c, F. Mallandaine- 
 (white.) 
 
 4. NAVY RACE— Ten-oared cutters; round island and return to barge. 
 
 Entries— a, Royal Arthur (white); b, Hyacinth (blue); c, Royal 
 Arthur cutter (yellow and blue.) 
 
 5. SINGLE SCULL CHAMPIONSHIP— Open to all amateurs; 20 foot 
 
 boats and under; course, round buoy and return. Entries — a, W. 
 Scott (blu^); b, E. Mallandaine, jr. (white.) 
 
 T. L, BROWNE & Co., 
 MEN'S AND BOYS' GLOTHtNO, 
 
 FURNISHING GOODS, 
 HATS, CAPS, ETC. 
 
 82 Douglas Street, . - Victoria, B. C. 
 
LEMON, QONNASON & CO., 
 
 Capital piar^ii^g Mills, 
 
 Orchard and Government Sts., Victoria, B. C. 
 
 Manufacturers of Sasii, Doors, Mouldings, 
 Balusters, Mantels, Newel Posts, 
 
 &c., &c. 
 
 The Russ House, 
 
 30 & 33 Johnson St, Victoria, B.C. 
 
 Visitors bf last year you remember tb? *<.it£ERICAN, the only 15c. 
 
 Lmuli Room in the (Jity, it in row REMOVED to the 
 
 Riiss House, opposite. Ton will there find the 
 
 Best 16c. Meal and Upwards. 
 
 40 Well Furnished Rooms at Loyir Prices. Branch Dining Rooms, 
 
 7 Government Street. 
 
 N. CONDOGEORGE, Prop. 
 
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 A. BARKER 
 
 122 Yates St., 
 
 ViOTOBIA, B. C, 
 
 Plumber and Tinsmith, Gas and Hot 
 Water Fitter. 
 
 Xasiifate of 4!t. latb Ua Fenci&g. 
 
 Dealer in Shelf Hai -^ware, Tinware, 
 Stoves and House Furnishings. 
 
 Estimates on Application. 
 
 " CHEAPSIDE/^ 
 
 The Best and Cheapest Place to Buy 
 
 Lawn Mowers, Rubber Hose, Garden Tools, 
 • General Hardware, Stoves, &c. 
 
 GEO. POWELL & CO,, 
 
 127 Government Street, ~ VIOTOBIA, B. 
 
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 HOWELL & BECKWITH, 
 
 -DEALERS IN- 
 
 Staple and Fancy G-roceries, Fruits, 
 Flour, Feed, &c., &c. 
 
 Fine AsHimnent of HOUSE and GAUOllN PLANTS. 
 
 81 Douglas St., Clarence Hotel Building. 
 
 PROQR^MME— CofltiOii u. 
 
 6. .tUNIOR FOUR-OAREfli-Lapstreal boat ; courso titrniKhtaway 
 from Point Ellice Bridge to start ' barge. Fvtriea—a, J.B.A.A., 
 No, 1 crew (white); G. E. JorgonBon (otrc c), T. C. Boulton, J, C. 
 McNeill, and J. D. Taylor (bov); b, J, P./ \., No. 2 crew (bine), T. 
 F. Geigar (stroke), W. H. Wilkorson, vi. Watson, and W, H. Jeas© 
 
 (t)OW.) 
 
 NAVY RACE— Twelve-oared cutter; courbe, round island and re- 
 turn to barge. Entriea a, Royal Arthur (white); h, Hoyal Arthur 
 (red); c, Hyacinth (blue.) 
 
 8. INDIAN WAR CANOE RAOE—Forty-foot oanoes ; course, round 
 
 iolaud and return. 
 
 9. PETERBORO CANOE, TANDEM— Course from start^^r's barge to 
 
 l>uoy aud return ; distance, about three-quarters ol a mih.. Entries 
 -^a, Jj Watson and Q. Watson, Victoria, (navy blue); b, H. O. 
 Macaulay and J. J. Shallcross, Victoria (white and black); o, A. B. 
 Homer and C. B. Inne.B, WeHtrainstei ; d, E. Johnson and F. Wilsoa, 
 Westminster; e, R. E. T. Roe and F. C. Blomfleld, Westminster. 
 
 10. JUNIOR FOUR-OARED. J. B. A. A. -Lapstrenk boats; course, 
 
 straightaway from Point Ellice Bridge to starter's barge. Entries 
 — a, No. 1 crew (white), W. L. B. 5foung (stroke), C. Geiger, J. H. 
 Lawaon, jr., and G. H. Jesse (Iww); b, No. 2 crew (blue), A. H. 
 Finlaison (stroke), A. R, Wolfenden, E. R. Vigor and W. A. 
 Stephen (bow). 
 
 11. KLOOTCHMENS' CANOE RACE—Post entries. 
 
 ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL. 
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Do yott want a Set of 
 
 ARTIFICIAL TEETH? 
 
 DR. FINDIiEV 
 
 Makes the Best for $12.50 
 
 Have you a Tooth to be Fi lled ? 
 
 DR. FINDLEY 
 
 Will Fill it for $1.0a 
 Have you a Plate to be Repaired ? 
 
 DR. FINDLEY 
 
 Will Repair it at ONE-FOURTH 
 tne Usual Price. 
 
 Have you a Tooth to Come Out ? 
 
 DR. FINDLEY 
 
 Will Extract it for 50c. 
 
 All Dental Operations at Reduced Rates 
 to Suit these Hard Times. 
 
 ^llQ Work is all tl^e gest 
 DR. FINDLEY 
 
 Is a Graduate of Philadelphia, and has had 1 2 years' Experience 
 
 Office :-Over Lombard's Music Store, 
 
 GOVERNMENT ST. 
 
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 ^ FUNERAL DIRECTOR ^ 
 
 GRADUATE U. S. G0UEGE6F EMBALMING, NEWiYORIC 
 Contractor to Her Majesty's Royal Navy. 
 
 PARLORS, 
 
 1 02 Douglas ST., Victoeia, B. C* 
 
 PROQBAMME— Continued. 
 12. NAVY RACE— Single banked; six-ored; course, round ieiand and re- 
 turn. Entries— si,Boyal Arthur (blaok and yellow); b, Royal Arthur 
 fwhite with red centre); c, Hyacinth (blue and white); d, Hyacinth 
 (red and yellow); e, Nymphe (yellow). 
 
 18. INDIAN WAR CANOE RACE— Thirty-foot canoes; course, round 
 island and return. 
 
 U. PBTERBORO CANOE RACE-Four paddles; canoes of any length; 
 course, from starter's barge round buoy and return. Entries— b, J. 
 B.A A^ No. 1 crew, W. Scott, D. O'Sullivan, C. E. Bailey and J. D. 
 Watson (blue); b, J.B.A A., No. 2 crew, W. H. Jesse, W. H. Wilker- 
 Bon, T. F. Geiger and G. Watson (white); c. Westminster, F. 0. 
 Blomfield, A. B. Homer, R. E. T. Roe and C. B. Innes; d, Victoria, 
 Canoe Club, H. C. Macaulay, A. Gore, J. J. Shailcross and H. 
 Crane. 
 
 15. NAVr RACE— All comers; any number of boats; course, round 
 
 island and return. 
 
 16. COPPER PUNT RACE-Post entries. 
 
 17. PETERBORO CANOE UPSET RACE— Open canoes, no bulkheads; 
 
 paddle to strike water at starting shot; paddler upsets canoe at 
 second shot (bottom up), then paddles to finish round a boat 
 with a flag. Entries— &, C. B. Innes, Westmjjaster; b, F. Wilson, 
 Westminster; c, F. C. Blomfield, Westminster; d, J. D. Watson, 
 Victoria (navy blue); e, P. Hibben, Victoria (red); t, F. WoUaston, 
 \rictoria (white); g, D. G. Kurtz, Victoria (green). 
 m TUG OF WARr-Pcst entries. 
 
 19. TIIilING MATCH -With ten-foot poles having padded ends, in 
 Pi; terboro canoes. Entries— a, J. D. Watson and D. O'Sullivan; c, 
 F. WoUaston and P. Hibben. 
 
 m GBEASr POLE-Post Entries. 
 
 For Nice Lunches, Delicacies 
 and Picnic Supplies, 
 
 GO TO 
 
 COHEN'S PROVISION MARKET 
 
 AND 
 
 DELICATESSEN STORE, 
 
 87 Johnson Street, above Broad. 
 
The Victoria Restaurant 
 
 IN OONNEOTION WITH 
 
 HOTEL VICTORIA 
 
 During the Celebration First-class Meals can be had at all hours. The 
 best Appointed and beat Cui8i:ae in the City. 
 
 GOVERNMENT ST., NEAR JOHNSON. 
 
 ^"The Restaurant is located in the Hotel. Make no mistake,. 
 
 PROGRAMME— Continued. 
 
 6.30 Tug of War. (.Caledonia Park. Admission 25 cts. 
 
 8.30 Illuminated Bicynle Parade through the Principal Streets of the 
 City. 
 
 8.30 A.O.U.W. Ball at their Hall in Yates street. Double ticket, $1.50]" 
 Ladies $50. 
 
 VICTCjx-iA OPERA HOUSE-Wfil's *« 2 Old Cronies, »' In- 
 troducinn^ Trilby. 
 
 Saturday, M^g 25tl^, 1895. 
 
 TRAP SHOOTING AT BEACON HILL. 
 
 10 A. M. Team match at Beacon Hill, each team to consist of six men; 
 
 prize, $100, to be divided as follows: If three teams oonupete, 
 60 and 40 per cent; if more than three teams compete, 50, 30 and 
 20 per cent. The highest score in this event to win the Irish 
 setter puppy presented by Mr. McMartin. Entrance fee, $1.60 
 per man. 
 
 Afternoon matches to be decided on Oak Bay traps, shootlnjr oom- 
 mencing at 1 o'clock: Event No f. — Ten birds, known traps and angles, 
 entrance $1.60; prizes, $7.50, $5 and 12.50. 3— Ten bird»?, known traps and 
 unknown angles, entrance, $2, prizes, $10. $6 and $i. 3— Ten Binaries and 
 fiv3 pairs, entrance, $2, prizes, $10, $6 and $4. 4~Fifteen singles, known 
 traps and angles, entrance $^ prizes $10, |6 and $L These events open to 
 all. 
 
 11 A.M, Sham Fight and Review at Beaoon Hill by H, M. Land and S«a 
 
 Forces. 
 
 Great Temperance Drink 
 
 Le VATTB'S OBANQiB CIDEB. 
 
 Healthful and Invigorating. For Sale Everywhere. 
 
 LeVATTE'S GIDEE & SAUQE WO&iKS, 
 
 110 VIEW STREET. 
 Manufacturers of Cider, Sauce, Vinegars, and Bottlers of Ipopular Drinks. 
 
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 — DEALERS IN 
 
 Agents for EAG11«3E and AJAX Bicycles. Best iki the Market. 
 
 Aluiuiuiun Kims. 
 
 42 Johnson Street, 
 
 Victoria, B. C. 
 
 PEOGRAMME— Continued. 
 
 8 p. M. CANOE SAILING RACES. 
 
 Officers for Canoe Races: J. H. McGregob and Ross Monbo, Judges 
 
 Starters and Measurers. 
 
 All Bailing races under A. 0. A. rules, except No. 4, which is simply 
 limited to 110 square feet sail area. 
 
 1st Race — Course} from Canoe Club House around the ,hree- 
 mile beacon, outer harbor, and return; race for cano*. «tix- 
 teen-f oot and under. Entries— a, " Jersey Lily " (blue and 
 gold), A. J. Dallain ; b, "Janet" (blue with white cross), 
 T. N. Hibben ; c, " Electra " (blue and white), William 
 Christie; d, "Lorna" (red and blue), F. G. White; e, D. G. 
 Kurtz; f, "Queen" (red and white), W. J. H. Hohnes; g, T. 
 S. Gore; h, C. A. Godson; i, J. Fraser. 
 
 2nd Race — Sixteen foot ;iud under canoes— same coarse. En- 
 tries—a, H. Rogers; b, T. S. Gore; o, A. Gore; d, P. G. 
 White; e, W, Christie. 
 
 3rd Race— Sailing and padling— open; paddle from Club House 
 to first buoy; hoist sail and sail back. Entries— a, W. 
 Christie; b, F. G. White; e, D. G. Kurtz; d. W. J. H, 
 Holmes, e, A. Gore; f, C. A. Godson; g, H. Rogers; h, T. 
 N. Hibben; i, P. Hibben; j, J. Fraser; k, A. J. Dallain. 
 
 4th Race — Sailing canoes; same course as first race. Entries— 
 a, A. J. Dallain; b, T. N. Hibben; c, P. Hibben; d,W. J. 
 H. Holmes; e, F. G. White; f, W. Christie; g, D. G. Kurtz; 
 h, J. Fraser; i, C. A. Godson; j, H. Rogers; k, W. S. Gore; 
 1, T. S. Gore; m, A. S. Gore; and n, C. M. Cowper Coles. 
 
 :alex.p.blyth, 
 
 PRACTICAL 
 
 Witetiiiaiier ami Jeweller, 
 
 65 Fort St., Victoria, B. C, 
 (lAto of Dondee Sootland . EitablUhed 1884} 
 
 English and Intricate Watch Repair- 
 ing a specialty. 
 
 Mathei tical Instruments Repaired 
 and adjusted. 
 
 JNO. L. COBB, 
 
 General Machinist, 
 
 Workshops, 65 Fort Str««fe, 
 
 Typewriters, Cycles, Lawn Mowers, 
 and all kinds of Light Machin- 
 ery repaired. 
 
 Sewing" lAaclilne Bepairiugr 
 a Specialty. 
 
 Umbrella and Sunshade Handles 
 Carefully Repaired. 
 
 CHARGES MODERATE. 
 
Cor. Fort A Douglas Sts., 
 
 -FOR — 
 
 GILT EDGE.IIAMS 
 
 and SALADA TEA. 
 
 PROGRAMME-^Continued. 
 
 Horse Races at B^Wker park. 
 
 2 p.m., under the distinguished patronage of His Honor the Lieut.- 
 
 Govemor. 
 
 Special Car Service to the Ground f rom the City. 
 
 1st RACE— Open to Gentlemen's Road Horses that are eligible to a 3-min- 
 ute class, to be driven by gentleman drivers, to road carts. Ist prize, 
 Silvei- Water Pitcher, value, 825.00; 2ad prize, Silver Card Basket, 
 value, SIO.OO. Entrance fee $2.00. 
 I^. Eberta, Kanairao— b. g. Billy Rooker. Black. 
 M. Powers— bJ. m Black Bess. Blue. 
 Jas. S. Byron— bl, g. Excelsior. White and Blue. 
 — DeWinten— b. g. Burkis. Red. 
 W. Gardener— b. g. Billy. - 
 
 2ncl RA.CE-OIGAR AND BONNET RACE, half miie heateT^ec to 
 Gentlemen's Haddle Horses, gentleman riders. Ist prize, Oup, valued 
 at S'i5.0() ; 2nd prize, Silver Champagne Bottle, value ?1.5.00. Entran- 
 ce «2. 00. ^ 
 
 L. Stanley~b. g. Billy. Bine and Old Gold Sash. 
 J. A Afkman— ch. g. Mack. B!ue and White. 
 W. T. Drake— ch. m. Pet. Cerise and Blank. 
 A^ Payne— ch. m. Taify. Black and Gold Stripes, Black Cap. 
 
 Victoria Stea^n Laundry. 
 
 L^udry Work of all Description.s Executed in the Best Possi- 
 
 bie Style. 
 
 im mimi immim FiAsms, ousraAiiiEs. 
 
 GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE. 
 152 YATES STREET, Telephone 172 
 
B. WILLIAMS & Co. 
 
 —FOB— 
 
 Boating Suits, Straw Hats, Onting Shirts, k. 
 
 Good Vain©! Xiow Prices! 
 
 07 Johnson street, - Victoria, B. C. 
 
 PEOQRAMME— Continned. 
 
 3rd RACE-GRAND STEEPLE CHASE, open to Gentlemen's Hunters 
 L-r ^^ "*^* ^^°®^ ^^^ public money, Gentlemen riders. Ist prize 
 bilver Cup, value, $45.00; 2nd pri^.e, Silver Smoking Set value S20.00. * 
 Entrance, $2,00. 
 
 Dr. Duncan— b. g. Ontario. Crimson. 
 L. Stanley— b. g. Riley. Blue andO Id Gold Sash, 
 A. Payne— ch. m. Taffy. Black and Gold Stripe, 
 H,Brook~b, G.Pat. White and Blue, Black Cap. 
 — Gambling ~g, m. Annette. 
 
 4th RAOE-INDIAN PONY RACE, ^-mile heats, 2 in 3, to be ridden by 
 full blooded Indians. Purse §25.0A divided, 
 
 5th RACE- POLO PONY RACE, if mile heat, 2 in 3, for ponies U}4 
 hands hij^h and under. Gentlemen riders. Post Entries. A big 
 entry expected. 
 
 CONDITIONS. 
 
 S*^' n~S^}I''^-^^ heats; two out of three; road oart or busfgy. 
 AT°* ^-X'*"'*?"*^.^®^*''' "P^"^ ^■■^ ^^ Saddle Hor838; Gentleman riders. 
 No. 3- Open to all Gentlemen's ordinary Saddle Horses and Jumpers. 
 1^. miles; over 12 jinnps. Minimum weight, 150 lbs. 
 
 3 p.m. Lacrosse Match at Oak Bay, Capitals v. Maple Leaves (West- 
 minster). Admission, 25 cents' 
 
 f^dl».M. Baseball at Caledonia Grounds. Seattle v. Victoria. Admission 
 25 cents. ' 
 
 .6 p.m. Tug of War and Promenade Concert at Caledonia Grounds. 
 
 New Butcher's Store, 
 R. WARD, 
 
 lEBOPOLITAS^ MEAT MIRKET 
 
 181 FORT STREET. 
 
 .All Orders inill have projnpt attention, Trlephone No. 204. 
 
 gg IkMriMUfali 
 
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 H. P. MOODY, D D.S., L.D.S., 
 
 ^ DENTIST W . 
 
 Graduate of Philadelphia Dental ColJ^^e and Hospital of Oral Surgery. 
 
 D^intistry in all its Bru iches Skilfully 
 
 Performed. 
 
 Dental Pariors, Moody Block, cor, Yates and Broad Ste., Victoria. 
 
 After the CelebFation take yoir^ Clothes to the 
 
 B. O. iTE AM DYE WORKS, 
 
 141 Yates St., Victoria, B. C, 
 
 TELEPHONE 300, 
 
 And have them Cleaned and Fressed Equal to New. 
 
 DYE CLEANING A SPECIALTY. 
 
 HEABNS,^cCANN & RENFREW, Props. 
 
 The " SUMMER DRINK," 
 
 COOLING AND INVIGORATING. 
 
 SPARKLINC * dHAMPAGNE * CIDER 
 
 Made entirely from Apples, by 
 
 S807 Chatham Street, - Victoria. 
 
 Clearance Sale, 
 
 May 28rd, 24tli and 25tli, 
 
 OF- 
 
 lipanese Silk, Biee Goofts, Hafidkepehief^, Ties^ Dpaperies, 
 
 ALL KINDS OB' CURIOS. 
 
 jAPANfe8T0RE,*-«— ^-.- 
 
 Hotel.