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 CONTAINING ASTRONOMICAL AND TIDE TABLES 
 
 ADAPTED TO 
 
 NEW BSeSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 LIGHT-HOUSES 
 
 FROM ST. JOHN EASTWARD AND ST .TORN WESTWARD— FROM EASTPORT TO 
 BOSTON— LIGHTS IN PASSAMAQUODDY BA^ AND ON THE ST. CROIX 
 RIVER— LIGHTS ON THE ST. JOHN RIVER IN NEW BRUNS- 
 WICK, AND THE ANNAPOLIS RIVER, NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 FULL LISTS OF DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVES AND 
 OFFICIALS— THE OFFICERS OF ALL COUNTIES IN NEW BRUNS- 
 WICK—LISTS OF RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS, MEDICAL 
 DOCTOKS, BARRISTERS, SOCIETIES, CLUBS, Etc. Eic. 
 
 MAKING 
 
 A MOST USEFUL BOOK OF REFERENCE. 
 
 FOR INDEX, SEE PAGE 2. 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 J. & A. McMillan, 98 and 100 Prince William Street. 
 
 1898. 
 
'1 Index — Advektihement. 
 
 TRY CAMPBELL BROS.' HAND-MADE BLACK AXES. 
 
 insriDEx:. 
 
 A. Pa(}k 
 
 Acadia University 175 
 
 Acadia Seminary 176 
 
 Agriciiltunil Society, St Joim... 213 
 
 Albert Comity 120 
 
 Almanac 54 
 
 Altitude of the Sun 60 
 
 Anchorage 149 
 
 Ancient Order of Koresters 199 
 
 Ancient Order of Hibernians 205 
 
 Ancient Order United Workmen 199 
 
 Artillery— Fiehl Batteries 185 
 
 A tlantic and other Routes 52 
 
 Around tlie World 119 
 
 B. 
 
 Hall's Fishing Club 217 
 
 (JONTINUED 
 
 Pa«I! 
 
 Hanks — 15*> 
 
 Bank Holidays 158 
 
 Bankof British North America 161 
 
 Bank of Montreal .. 161 
 
 Bank of New Brunswick 161 
 
 Bank of Nova Scotia 161 
 
 Halifax Banking Co 161 
 
 Peoples Bank of N B 162 
 
 St Stephens Bank 162 
 
 Baptist (.'hurch— 175 
 
 Acadia Seminary 176 
 
 Acadia University 175 
 
 Annuity Association 178 
 
 Board of Foreign Missions 177 
 
 Board of Home Missions 177 
 
 ON PAGE 3. 
 
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 IF TOU WANT AXES TO STAND FROST, THY CAMPBELL BROS. 
 
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 Book and Tract Society 17.S 
 
 Horton Collegiate Academy... 176 
 
 Institute 177 
 
 Ministers' Annuity p-und 177 
 
 Ministers in N. B. and P. E. I. 178 
 
 Wonien's Missionary Union... 177 
 
 Barristers Society of N B 207 
 
 Board of Examiners for Civil Ser- 
 vice 01 
 
 Boards of Health — 
 
 Jjocal Boards of Health 115 
 
 Provincial Board of Health... 115 
 
 Boards of Management, St. John 137 
 
 Board of Portwardens 135 
 
 Board of Trade 213 
 
 Brighton Engineers 187 
 
 British Columbia 1)7 
 
 British Empire League 209 
 
 British Ministry 88 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 C, Paok 
 
 Cabinet Ministers, Dominion... . 89 
 
 Calendar 62-85 
 
 Canadian Artillery, ord Eegt 185 
 
 Canadian Storm Warnings 51 
 
 Carleton County 121 
 
 Carleton Curling Club 209 
 
 Carleton VV. C. T. U 211 
 
 Cartage Districts 141 
 
 Catholic Mutual Benefit Assoc'n. 204 
 
 Caulker's Association 216 
 
 Cavalry — 8th Princess Louise.... 184 
 
 Census Returns, St. John 136 
 
 Centenary 8. S. Association 212 
 
 Charlotte County 123 
 
 Church of England Institute 168 
 
 Church of England S. S. Teachers 
 
 Association 168 
 
 Church -wardens and Vestrymen 
 
 of St. John 167 
 
 ON PAGE 4. 
 
 McMillans pens 
 
 After much e.xperience we have adopted the following Pens 
 as being the bes« value for Consumers : 
 
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 No. 2, " 
 
 
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 No. 3, 
 
 
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 No. 4, 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 No. 5, 
 
 
 60 
 
 
 
 SCHOOL, No. 778, 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 CORRESPONDENCE, No. 770, 
 
 
 35 
 
 
 
 BUSINESS, No. 772, 
 
 
 35 
 
 
 
 SPEEDWELL FALCON, No. 35, 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 COMMERCIAL, No. 136, 
 
 
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Index — A dv eutisemj:nt. 
 
 SEND FOR PRICES ON ALL KINDS OF AXES. 
 
 Paok 
 
 Circuit Courts JOl 
 
 City and County of St. John Ki-') 
 
 City of Moncton l')4 
 
 Clan Mackenzie- 209 
 
 Clergy of the Dioces" of Fredcr- 
 
 icton K)4 I 
 
 Cotnniissioners for taking Atlida- j 
 
 vits.etc 227 
 
 Commissioners Public Library... 217 
 Commissioners Slaughter Houses 208 
 Conmiissioners under Chap. 3(5, 
 
 Con. Statutes 226 
 
 Congregational Church — ISl 
 
 Canada Foreign Mission'y Soc. 181 
 
 Canada Missionary Society 181 
 
 Churches of N. B. and N. S... 181 
 
 Montreal College 181 
 
 I'nion of N. S. and N. B 181 
 
 Women's Missionary Society .. 181 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Page 
 
 Consuls and Consular Agents 227 
 
 Corporation of b'redericton lo(> 
 
 Council of Physicians and Sur- 
 geons of New Brunswick 212 
 
 Counterfeit Canadian Notes 2;)1 
 
 County Courts 102 
 
 Court for the Trial of Piracy 10] 
 
 Court of Divorce 101 
 
 Curling Clubs — 
 
 Carleton 20!) 
 
 F'redericton 209 
 
 St. Andrews 209 
 
 Thistle 209 
 
 Customs Department — 
 
 Port of St. John Ill 
 
 Ports 'ind Collectors in N. B... 1 1 1 
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 Dental Register of N. B 232 
 
 Dental Society 217 
 
 ON PAGE 6. 
 
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 LAW CASES AND FAGTUMS PRINTED PROHPTLT BT J.^& A. McMILLAN. 
 
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 Index — Advertisement. 
 
 CAMPBELL BROS.' CELEBRATED DOUBLE BITT AXE. 
 
 5 
 
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 I).'partMK'nt;il Oflices 100 
 
 l)e|iartiut'iit of AjL,n-icMilture 100 
 
 Diocesan Synod 105 
 
 I> >tniiiioii of Canada — j 
 
 Board of Examiners for Civil 
 
 Service Ul 
 
 Cabinet Ministers S'J , 
 
 rierks..... 90 
 
 l)e|)nty Heads of Departments 90 
 
 l''xclie(iner Court 91 
 
 Hovernment Agents in United 
 
 Kingdom 90 
 
 < iovernor-deneral and Suite... 89 
 
 ■( iovernors-General S9 : 
 
 High Connnissioners, Canada. 90 \ 
 
 Jueutenant Governors S9 
 
 Members of the Privy Council 91 : 
 Ministers not in the Cabinet... 90 
 
 Supreme Court of Canada 91 
 
 Dominion Savings Bank 112 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 E. Paoi.; 
 
 Kcclesiast ica 1 1 (54 
 
 Kcli|)ses, etc o(J 
 
 Edu'itional — 181 
 
 Educational Dept. of N. B 181 
 
 Educational Institute of N. B.. 183 
 Halifax School for the Blind.. 1S3 
 
 Madras School 183 
 
 School Inspectors and Inspec- 
 toral Districts 182 
 
 Teachers' Institutes 184 
 
 Tniversity Aluinni Society 182 
 
 University of King's College, 
 
 Windsor, N. S 183 
 
 University of Xew Brunswick 182 
 
 f^quity Referees 232 
 
 Equity Sittings 101 
 
 Exciieqner Court 91 
 
 Executive Councils — 
 
 British Columbia 97 
 
 Manitoba 98 
 
 ON PAGK 0. 
 
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 OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. 
 
 CAPITAL, 
 
 $10,000,000 
 
 jg@^ Does the largest business in Canada, and has 
 the largest Net Surplus of any Fire Insurance Com- 
 pany in the world. 
 
 J. SIDNEY KAYE, 
 
 Jardine's Building, FriDce William Street, Saint John, N. B. 
 
 AGENT FOR NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan publish mcmillan's map of new Brunswick. 
 
6 Indkx— Advkrtihkmknt. 
 
 CARRIAGE SPRINGS and AXLES, also EDGE TOOLS, AT CAMPBELL BROS. 
 
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 Nova Scotia 07 
 
 Ontario 96 
 
 P. E. Island 97 
 
 Quebec 90 
 
 New HriinHwlch 99 
 
 Xortliwe.st Territories 98 
 
 Kxliibition Association 208 
 
 Kx|)lanati()ii of A s t ron oni leal 
 
 Symbols and Abbreviations .')4 
 
 Kxplaniitorv 57 
 
 F. 
 Farmers and Dairymen's Ass'n... 210 
 
 Father Mathew Association 215 
 
 Fire Alarm Telegraph i;!9 . 
 
 Fire Department 1,S7 ; 
 
 Firemen's Mutual Relief Ass'n.. 212 
 
 F'ishery Laws 118 
 
 Fishing; Clubs — 217 j 
 
 Hall's Lake 217 ] 
 
 Ik^aver Lake 217 ! 
 
 lnf,'Iewood 217 ' 
 
 Log Cabin 217 i 
 
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 Fixed and Movable Festivals, etc. 54 
 
 Forecasting the Weather 58 
 
 Foreign Mails 110 
 
 Fredericton Curling Club 201> 
 
 p>ee Christian Hiiptists I7t* 
 
 Fusiliers IStt 
 
 CJ. 
 
 CJame Laws 1I<> 
 
 (iaine Wardens for New Bnins'k 119^ 
 
 (Gloucester County 124 
 
 Grand Lodge N B (Orange) 191 
 
 Greenwood Cemetery Co 214 
 
 Cieneral Public Hosjdlal H>2 
 
 H. 
 
 i lackney Carriages 1 4(> 
 
 lliilifax School tor the P>lind 18.'? 
 
 Harbor Master's Fees 14S 
 
 Health. Uoard of lir> 
 
 High Water, St. John River 18 
 
 Hospitals and .Asylums — 162 
 
 Hoy.s' Industrial Home 161$ 
 
 General Public Hospital \(y'i 
 
 ON I'AGK 7. 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan publish mcmillan's map of mew Brunswick. 
 
Index — Advkrtihemknt. 
 
 J. ft A. HcHILUN HAKE A SPECIALTY OF PAPER RULUfO. 
 
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 Home foi Aged Women 168 
 
 Provincial Lunatic Asylum... 1(52 
 
 St. John P. (). Asylum 16H 
 
 Victoria Hospital, Frcdericton. 162 
 Wiggins M 0. Institution I(i3 
 
 House of" Assembly 99 
 
 House of Commons 9.'? 
 
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 Independent Order Foresters — 200 
 
 Directory of C'ourts 200 
 
 Executive Council 200 
 
 High Court of N. B 200 
 
 Indepegdeut Order G. T— 197 
 
 ( J rand Lodge of N. B 1 97 
 
 International Supreme Lodge.. 197 
 List of Working Lodges 197 
 
 Independent Order Odd Fellows -193 
 Dist. Deputy ( Jrand Masters... 19o 
 Dist. Dei)uty Grand Patriarchs 194 
 
 <:<)NriMiKi> 
 
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 (rraud Lodge of Lower Pr(»v.. 19!t 
 Grand l'''icanipmcnt Maritirne 
 
 Provinces 194 
 
 Uehekah Lodges 195 
 
 Subordinate Kncamiuucrits 195 
 
 Subordinate Lodges 194 
 
 Infantry— 
 
 Carleton, 67th 186 
 
 Fusiliers, 62nd 18<5 
 
 Kings, 74tli 187 
 
 Northumberland, 7ord 187 
 
 York, 71st 18t> 
 
 Inglewood Fish and Game Cor- 
 
 poiation 217 
 
 Irish Literary and Benevolent 
 
 Society 21-) 
 
 J. 
 Judges and Clerks of Co. Courts.. 102 
 Junior Liberal-Con. Association, 208 
 (►N PAGK 9. 
 
 iEM llUeAlE eOilPANY 
 
 Paid $549,462 for losses by the St. John's, 
 Newfoundland, conflagration 
 
 Without contesting a Single Claim. 
 
 C. E. L. JAKVIS, General Agent, 
 
 74 Prince William Street, 
 
 ST. jomsr, 3sr- b. 
 
 PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS PRINTED IN Al STYLE AT MCMILLAN'S. 
 
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Advkrtiskmknt. 
 J. & A. MCMILLAN FURNISH ESTIMATES FOR SOCIETY PRINTINQ. 
 
 MAP OF THE WORLD. 
 
 Hy O. K. PAKKIN, M. A., LL. I>. 
 
 Prinriiiiil -/ Cjipi-r <\uui<hi Vulkge, Tuionin, ami (unnrflii Primipal nf the Colkglate School, 
 
 J'Wdtricluii, iV. B. 
 
 AND- 
 
 J. G. BAKTHOLOMIOW, F. I«. G. S. 
 
 SIZE 8 FEET IB'^ 5 EEET. 
 
 3Iouiit(Hl on Clotli, ViirnisluMl, and with Koller:;. 
 
 PROSPECTUS. 
 
 THIS, Map luis IxHMi (l('>^i<,n cd to iiidiciite witli as much distinct- 
 II, -sc ji^ possihic the u:('(»^vaj)lii('iil position of the various parts 
 oftiie British l^^inpirc, and their relation to each otlier for purposes 
 of connuerce and defence. 
 
 SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE MAP. 
 
 1. All the territories of the l-^nipiro have a conspicuous and 
 uniform coloring. Spheres of intluence are distinguished by a 
 lighter shade of tlie same color. 
 
 2. Prominences is given to the illustration of the great trade 
 routes, and of tlu' coaling and naval stations which give these 
 routes security, and form connecHng links around the world. 
 
 o. By repeating Aust."alia and the countries of the Far East, 
 the ap[)roach to them by the Western as well as by the Eastern 
 route is shown, and thus the continuity of maritime connection 
 around the Emj)ire is illustrated more fully than in ordinary maps. 
 
 4. The relation of Canada to the Empire is also thus shown 
 most effectively, and the Map was used at the Ottawa Conference 
 of 1894 in the discussions on steamship and cable routes. 
 
 5. An inset Map shows the system of telegraphic and cable 
 communication between Canada and all other parts of the world. 
 
 S£»:e:cial price #coo. 
 
 A Remarkably Cheap Map for Scliool Rooms, Counting Houses, etc. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan, - St. John, N. B. 
 
 LEGAL BLANKS AND STATIONERY ALWAYS IN STOCK AT MCMILLAN'S. 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan print ball programmes in the latest styles. 
 
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 Kent County \'2i\ 
 
 Kings C<)ll<'j((' School 2(»7 
 
 Kings Comity l'J7 
 
 Kings County Natural History 
 
 Society 207 
 
 KnightH of Pythias— 2(m 
 
 Grand Lodge 20;i 
 
 Suhordinate Lodges 2():} 
 
 Supreme Lodge 203 
 
 Endowment Hank 204 
 
 L. 
 Law and Justice Department — 
 
 Circuit Courts 101 
 
 County Courts 102 
 
 Court for the Trial of Piracy.. 101 
 
 Court of Divorce 101 
 
 Equity Sittings 101 
 
 Judges and Clerks Co. Courts.. 102 
 
 Probate Court 101 
 
 Sittings of the County Courts.. 103 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature.. 100 
 
 Licensed N'ictuallers 213 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Light Houses — P.\(iE 
 
 liny of Kundy 21 
 
 Eastport to Boston 34 
 
 (;rand Lake 21 
 
 (iulfofSt Lawrence 30 
 
 Piissama(|Uo<ldv I5av 23 
 
 River St. John 17 
 
 Washademoak Lake IS 
 
 List of Methodist Ministers 172 
 
 Lloyd's Register 217 
 
 Local Hoards of Health 115 
 
 Log Cabin l-'isiiing Club 217 
 
 Loyal Orange Institution — !'.•! 
 
 Grand Lodge 191 
 
 Subordinate Lodges 191 
 
 M. 
 
 Madawaska County 128 
 
 Madras Schoo' ...' 183 
 
 Manitoba 98 
 
 Maritime Board of Trade 21.3 
 
 ALiritimeCom'l Travellers' Ass'n. 21 ti 
 
 >redical Register 22^ 
 
 Methodist Church 172 
 
 ON VAiiK 10, 
 
 COPYING BOOKS. 
 
 "We make Three Qualities of 
 
 XjEttei^ size. 
 
 Also the Larger Sizes for Copying 
 
 Accounts Manifests, Way Bills, Etc., Etc. 
 
 J. & A. UcHILLAN, 
 
 >Ianiilii<'tiiring: KStationers, 
 
 ST. JOHN, N. II. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan m;ke a si>egialtt of color printing. 
 
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 Index — Advertisement. 
 
 J. & A. MCMILLAN KEEP WATERMAN'S IDEAL FOUNTAIN FENS. 
 
 Page 
 Masonic — 188 
 
 Ancient and Hon'le Fraternity 
 of Free and Accepted Masons 188 
 
 A. and A S. Rite 191 
 
 (rrand Council High Priests .. 190 
 (irand Co'cil Royal and Select 
 
 Masters cSr Appendant Orders 190 
 Grand R. A. Chapter of N. B. 189 
 
 Knights Templar 190 
 
 McLood-Moore Conclave 190 
 
 Private Chapters 190 
 
 Private Codncils 190 
 
 Private Lodges IS!' 
 
 P.oyal Order of Scotland 191 
 
 Militia— 184 
 
 District Stair 1S4 
 
 Nth Princess [jotiisc Hussars . 1S4 
 
 Artillery Field Batteriees IHri 
 
 8rd Regt. Canadian Artillery.. 185 
 
 St. John Fusiliers ISO 
 
 (arleton Light Infantry 1S6 
 
 71st York Batt. Infautiy 18() 
 
 Brighton Fngineers l87 
 
 Nortluitnberland Bait. Infantry 187 
 
 74th Battalion Infaniry 1S7 
 
 Provincial Rifle Association.... 188 
 
 St. John Rifle Company 188 
 
 <;ONTINUKI> 
 
 Pa OK 
 
 Money Order Service 104 
 
 Morning and Evening Stars 57 
 
 Mount Allison Academy 775 
 
 Mount Allison Ladies' College.. 175 
 
 Municipality of St. John 1^4 
 
 N. 
 
 Natural History Society 207 
 
 New Brunswick — 
 
 Department Offices lOO 
 
 Executive Council 91^ 
 
 House of .\sserably 9'> 
 
 Officers of House of Aspembly 100 
 N. B. A. A. Dalhousie College... 207 
 N. B. Au.xiliary Bible Society... 211 
 N. B. Board Fire Underwriters.. 21. > 
 
 N. B Dental Society 217 
 
 N. B. Good Roads .Vssociation... 210 
 N. B. Masonic Hall Company... 211 
 
 N. B. Medioal Society 212 
 
 N. B. Pharmaceutical Society ... 21<> 
 N. B. Pnn-incial Rifle A.ssociat'n IKS 
 
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 New Brunswick S. P. C. A 210 
 
 ! New Brunswick W.C. T U 211 
 
 N. B. Sunday School Association 212 
 
 NorthiMi.berland County 121^ 
 
 Nova Scotia 97 
 
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 Legislative Assembly 98 
 
 Provincial Executive 98 
 
 Notaries Public 225 
 
 O. 
 
 Odd Fellows Hall Company 215 
 
 Officers Congregational Union... 181 
 
 Officers of House of Assembly... 100 
 
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 Department Minister Justice.. 113 
 
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 Finance Department 112 
 
 Imvnigration Department 113 
 
 Inland Revenue Department .. 112 
 
 Marine and Fisheries 112 
 
 Public Works Department 113 
 
 Sliipping Office, St. John 113 
 
 Time Ball 114 
 
 Weights and Meas. Inspection 113 
 Weights and Meas. Ins. Service 114 
 
 Official Stenographers 100 
 
 Onti\rio 9(5 
 
 Opening and Closing River 2 .^ 
 
 Open Season for Fish in N. B ... 119 
 
 P. 
 Parliament of Canada- 
 House of Commons 93 
 
 The Senate 92 
 
 CONTINUED 
 
 Phonetic Speed Society 
 
 Pilot Commissioners 
 
 Police Department 
 
 Population of New Brunswick... 
 Portland Free Public Library... 
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 Merchants' Boxes 
 
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 j Useful flints 
 
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 I Provincial Board of Health 
 
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 Provincial Lunatic Asylum 162 
 
 Trovinciiil W. C. T. Union 211 
 
 Q. 
 
 <2uebec 96 
 
 l^ueens County 131 
 
 R. 
 
 Railways — 157 
 
 Albert Southern 158 
 
 Canada Eastern 158 
 
 Canadian Paoilic 157 
 
 C'araquet 157 
 
 Central 158 
 
 Elgin and Ilavelock 157 
 
 Oulf Shore 157 
 
 Hampton and St. Martins 158 
 
 Intercolonial 157 
 
 KentNorthern 158 
 
 Moneton and Buetouche 158 
 
 New Hrunswiciv Railway (Jo.. 157 
 
 Prince Eilward Island 158 
 
 St. John \'al and Kiv. dii Loup 158 
 
 St. Louis 158 
 
 Salisbury and Harvey 157 
 
 Shore Line 157 
 
 Woodstock and Centrcville 158 
 
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 Railway Mail Clerks 104 
 
 Railway Mail Clerks' Association 216 
 
 Rates of Cartage for St. John 144 
 
 Rates of Cartage for Carleton 145 
 
 Rates of Fare Hackney Carriages 140 
 
 Rates oft'ilotage 147 
 
 Rates of Top Wharfage 149 
 
 Rates of Wharfage 150 
 
 Referees in Equity 232 
 
 Reformed Episcopal Church 18C 
 
 Register Births, Marriages, 
 
 Deaths 136 
 
 Relative Value of Money 236 
 
 Relief and Aid Society 209 
 
 Restigonehe County 132 
 
 River Opening and Closing 234 
 
 Roll of Barristers and Attorneys 218 
 
 Roman Catholic Church 169 
 
 Royal Arcanum 214 
 
 Royal Family 86 
 
 Rules of the Road at Sea . 44 
 
 S. 
 
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 St. Andrew's Society 209 
 
 St. Andrew's Society, Fredericton 209 
 
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 St. Jolin Ricycle-Atliletic Club. 217 
 St. John Bridge and K.R. Ex. Co. 208 
 
 St. John Camera Club 214 
 
 St. John Christian Scientist Asso. 210 
 St John City Government — 130 
 
 Anchorage 149 
 
 Board of School iVustees 146 
 
 Boards of Management 137 
 
 Cartage Districts 141 
 
 Cartage Rates 144 
 
 City Officials 137 
 
 Fire Alarm Telegraph 139 
 
 Fire Department 137 
 
 Hackney Carriages 140 
 
 Harbor Master's P^ees 148 
 
 Hook and Ladder Companies. 138 
 
 Pilot Commissioners 146 
 
 Police Department 140 
 
 Rates of Pilotage 147 
 
 Rates of Top Wharfage 149 
 
 Rates of Wharfage 150 
 
 Salvage Corps and Fire Police. 139 
 
 Standing Committees 137 
 
 St, John County S. S. Assocsation 212 
 
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 St John County 135 
 
 St. John Horticultural Associat'n 214 
 
 St. Jolin Liiw Society 207 
 
 St. John Liberal Association 20R 
 
 St. John Medical Society 212 
 
 St. John Oratorio Society 217 
 
 St. John Rifle Company 18S 
 
 St. John Rural Cemetery Co 214 
 
 St. Jolin T. and L. Council 210 
 
 St. John Typographical Union.... 210 
 
 St. John W. C. T. U 211 
 
 St. Joseph's Senior Society 215- 
 
 St. Malachi's T. A. R. Society . . 215 
 St. Martins Agricultural Stciety. 2ia 
 
 St. Martins W. C. T. U 211 
 
 St. Peter's T. A. S 21.> 
 
 St. Vincent de Paul Society 215 
 
 Salvage Corps and Fire Police.... 13^ 
 
 Savings Bank, Dominion 112 
 
 School Inspectors and Districts.. 18;? 
 
 School Trustees, St. John 146 
 
 Scowmen's Union 210 
 
 Sea Signals 53 
 
 Seasons 56 
 
 Senate 92 
 
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 HAPS AND GLOBES AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
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 Ship Laborers' Union 216 
 
 8ign8 and Influences of the Zodiac 56 
 JSimonds Agricultural Society.... 213 
 
 Sittings of tlie County Courts 103 
 
 HSocieties, Clubs, etc 207 
 
 Sons of England Benevolent Soc, 202 
 Sons of Temperance — 
 
 Grand Division of N. B 195 
 
 Representatives to Nat. Div... 195 
 
 Subordinate Divisions 196 
 
 Standing Committees (City) 137 
 
 Standing Committees (County).. 134 
 
 Storm Warnings 51 
 
 Suubury County 151 
 
 Supreme Court of Canada 91 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature 100 
 
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 Table of Distances 119 
 
 Teachers' Institutes 184 
 
 Temple of Honor and Temi)er'ce 198 
 
 Thistle Curling Club 209 
 
 Tides 58 
 
 Tide Table- 
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 €ape Breton Island 60 
 
 Gulf of St. Lawrence 60 
 
 New England Coast 60 
 
 Northumberland Straits, N. S. 60 
 
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 Westmorland County 153 
 
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 Women's Baptist Miss. Union... 177 
 
 Women's F. C. B. Miss. Society.. 180 
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 I St. Martins 211 
 
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 I York County 154 
 
 j Young Liberals Club 208 
 
 ! Y. M. C. A., St. John 211 
 
 I Young Men's Society St. Joseph. 216 
 
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 Albert Manufacturing Co 103 
 
 Bourke, T. L. (bottom lines).. ..17-27 
 Brackett, C. E (bottom lines)...28-o3 
 
 Campbell Bros, (top lines) 2-6 
 
 Case, Mayes 228 
 
 Chemical Fert'lur Co (outside b'k cov) 
 
 Cowie & Edwards 11 
 
 Fisher & Co., G. S 65 
 
 Forbes, W. J. (top lines) 62-71 
 
 Fraser, Fraser ct Co 62 
 
 " " 64 
 
 " " 66-68 
 
 " " , 70 
 
 " " 72 
 
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 4^reen & Son, R. H 138 
 
 Halifax Banking Co 159-160 
 
 Harper's Periodicals 230 
 
 Higgins' British Liniment (top 
 lines) 72-121 
 
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 Horncastle, J. «&Co. (top lines). 35-47 
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 Jardine & Co 2 
 
 Lordly & Co., A 13 
 
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 McArthur, A 18 
 
 McAvenney, Dr. A. F 230 
 
 Mclntyre & Townsend.. 15 
 
 McMillan, J. & A.— 
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 British Em. Map of the World. 8 
 
 Niagara Clip 10 
 
 Printing and Book-binding.... 61 
 
 School Books 163 
 
 Stationery, Blank Books, etc... 114 
 
 To the Legal' Profession 226 
 
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 Robb Engineering Company .. ., 
 
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 LIGHT-HOUSES. 
 
 Itiver St, Joliii. 
 
 Greeu iiiw/— Lat. 45° 16^ 50^^ Ion. 66° '.iM5^^ ; fixed white light, visible 
 10 miles; wiiite. square, wood towei. 
 
 iSand Point— Low shore, east side of river; lat. 4o° 20' 50^', Ion. 66° 13'; 
 fixed white light, visible 10 miles ; lantern on a mast with white shed at base, 
 all elevated on open framework. 
 
 Belyea'ii Point— On Nathaniel IJelyea's Point, W. side of river; lat. 45° 23' 
 5", Ion. 66° 14^ 30"; fixed white light, visible 11 miles; white, square, wood 
 tower; to guide clear to Purdy's Shoal. 
 
 Williama' LdiuJing — Near outer end of public wharf; lat. 45° 30' 50", h^n. 
 66" 7' 45"; fixed white light, visible 10 iniles; lantern on a mast; to guide 
 through Long Reach. 
 
 Ooh Point— how land, west side of river; lat. 45° 32' 10", Ion. 66° S'; 
 fixed white light, visible 10 miles; hint rn on mast, with white shed at base, 
 all elevated on open framework. 
 
 FleveUin(f\^ Landinij — West side of river, Greenwich ; latitude 45° 33', Ion. 
 66° y 8"; fixed red ligiit, visible 5 miles; lantern on a white mast, sliows 
 from NEI round through E to SVV. 
 
 Belleisle Public Landing Range — Front light at landing at head of dredged 
 channel ; lat. 45° 39' 5", Ion. 65° 57' 30"; lixed white, visible 5 miles; lan- 
 tern on a mast. Jjack light 160 feet N by E j E from front; fixed red light, 
 visible 2 miles; lanlern hung on end of Israel Noble's dwelling, which is 
 white, square, wood. Lights visil)le Iietween the bearings of NE through N 
 to SW ; in range show centre of dredged channel N by E 'i E; at outer end 
 of channel a black can buoy is moored, and sides are balized. 
 
 Palmer X Ijunding — On the outer end of new government wharf; lat. 45° 35' 
 42", Ion. ()6° '2' 55" ; lixed white light, visible 11 miles: white, square, wood. 
 
 Gagetown — W . side of river; lat. 45° 46', Ion. 66° 11'; fixed white light, 
 visible 8 miles; while, sijuare, wood tower, lantern red, on cribwork pier; t(j 
 guide vessels between Jemseg and Musquash Island, and to show turn in river 
 at Buzzas. 
 
 Jemseg— On S. side lower Jemseg entrance; lat. 45° 47', Ion. 66° 8' 40": 
 fixed r^d light, visible 3 miles; mast with white shed, brown roof at base, on 
 wiiite timber j)ier; light shows from SVV round by W to NE. 
 
 Bridges Point— On E. side of river opposite foot of Mauger Island ; lat. 45° 
 52' 36", Ion. i)(\° 10' 21"; fixed white light, visible 12 miles; white, scjuare, 
 wood tower, with lantern roof red ; to guide vessels through the channel on 
 E. side of (iilbert or Mauger Island. 
 
 Oromoclo — About 400 yards SE from head of public wharf; lat. 45° 51' 8", 
 Ion. 66° 20' 3S"; fixed white light, visible 10 miles; white, square, wood 
 tower on eril)Work i)ier, lantern red. 
 
 Wihnnt Bluff— \\. side of river; hit. 45° 52' 15", Ion. 66° 32' 40"; fixed 
 white light, visible 10 miles; lantern on mast, with white shed at base, ele- 
 vated on oi)eu framework. 
 
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18 Lkjut-houses — Rivkr St. John. 
 
 Shoes of alfKinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Time of Hij»h Wat«M* at Various Points on St. John Kiver, 
 
 CALCULATKl) FKOM TIMK OF HIGH WATER IX ST. JOHN HARBOR. 
 
 (From liiilli'liii 1"' of the Natural History Society oC New Bruiiswiclc). 
 
 Distance 
 
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 Westfield, 
 
 Pitts' Liiiidiug (Devil's Back}, 
 
 Ouk Point, 
 
 Moiitii oi Belleisle (Piilmer's 
 
 Point), 
 Hampsteiul, 
 
 Moutli of Wushademoiik, 
 Slipp's Wharf, 
 Gagetown, 
 
 Jemseg, nioiilh of Grand Lake, 
 Charles (t miter's, 
 Ujjper Gagetown, 
 Sheffield, 
 Maugerville, 
 Oroniot'to, 
 Frederi'-ton, 
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 To column 
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 Wasliadeiiioalc Lake. 
 
 Musfjuash Island.— Fixed white light, visible 10 miles. 
 Hendry Farm. — Fixed white light, visible 10 miles. In coming down, these 
 two lights to be kept in range until opposite N W end of Hog Island, whence 
 
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 a sdiitlicrly '■oiiisi' to !»♦' kept to tlu' ftK»l of Miisijiuisli Islnixl. In j^oln^ up, 
 the two li^^lits l(» he lnoiij^lil in laiif^e upposite N W end of Hog Islaiul, and 
 kept ill range until within A iniluui'the light on Hendry Farm. 
 
 (ii'iiiMl Lsiko. 
 
 Cox'x Point— t\\i'i\ white light, visihle lU miles; while, H([nare, wood tower. 
 ^[(^^I(t^nll' I'diiil — do. <io. do. 
 
 Jtoberlnonn I'nlut — do. do. do. 
 
 y<iiiji>it'H /'(tint — do. do. do. 
 
 Nt'W liriiiiMwick Coast. 
 
 LMillT ll()l'Si:« -ItAY <il" Fl'NDY — FUOM ST. JOHN, N. H., KASTWAIU). 
 
 St. John II<irhnr.~]W-Mim; lat. 45° 14' nH'', Um. GG° IV 12'^ fixed red 
 light, vis. 10 miles; vertical hlaek and white stripes, 3o feet ahove high water. 
 
 yt'<iro Point. — Or end of (irovernmeiit Breakwater, W entrani-e Port of St. 
 John". Fi.xe(l white light, 40 feet high, visil)le 8 miles; lat 4^° 14' Hi", Ion. 
 ()t)° Jl' ly"; white with red lantern, open framed hexagonal tower on circular 
 titone found lion. 
 
 Jilnr./i J' III WliiMlinij liiiiiij — III 1") fathoms outside entrance of St. John 
 liarlK)r; l:i tiide 4o° 11' IJO" N, longitude <)()" K W; black iron hnoy sur- 
 mounted liy a 10 inch wliistle, sounded hy the action of the waves. From the 
 l)Uoy Partridge Island light liears N l \V ;{', miles; Mispec Point E I N 1,5 
 miles; south-west end of iMeogenes Island NVV l)v W .'{; miles. 
 
 Partridijc M/(/(/.— St. John Ilarl.or; latitude 4o° 14' 3"; hmgitude GG° 3' 
 b'' \ dioptric lixed white light, visiltle i7 miles; tower vertical red and white 
 stripes, 119 feet ahove high water; in fog;,'y weather a steam whistle sounds 
 for ten seconds every miiuite ; a hell huoy near J-] side of Partridge Island reef. 
 
 Split Rock WliintliiKj liuoij. — Moored in 30 fathoms off Si)lit liock; lati- 
 tu.le 4.')° 7' 10" X, longitude CtG'' 14^ W ; iron huoy, with 10-inch whistle; 
 location, S\V l.)y S ;,' S from Mustjnash Light, S 1 \V from western head of 
 Mus(piash, and \VS\V from Partridge Island; whistle sounded by motion of 
 waves. 
 
 (Jape Spencer.— V\U-\\ of Cape; latitude 4.")° 12' 5" ; longitude 05° 54' 35"; 
 alternate red and white light every 45 seconds, visible 20 miles; white square 
 building with tower 207 feet above high water, visible between the bearings 
 ESK romid l)y S to WNVV, Partridge Island light bearing N\V by W .] W, 
 tlistant GA miles. 
 
 Fort Folly Point Lii/ltt. — Junction Petitcodiac and Memramcook Rivers; 
 latitude 45° 52' 5" X'; longitu.le 04° ;;;!' .55" \V ; lixed white light, 77 feet 
 iibove high water mark, visible 14 miles; white, with iron lantern, red, square, 
 wood, with dwelling attached. 
 
 (^iiaco Ledijr Bell ]iao\j.—\\\ 10 fathoms, i mile N\V of ledge; lat. 45° 14' 
 35^' N, Ion. (i5° 22' 4(1" \V ; red iron buoy surmounted by a bell; bell rung 
 by the motion of the buoy on the waves. 
 
 (^aaeo 1><II liiioij. — Ofi'the reef at west head in 14 fathoms .] mile S S E from 
 light. Black iron 'nuov surmounted by bell. Bell rings by action of waves. 
 
 Qiiaco, WeM Head— On pitch of Cape St. Martin's; latitude 45° 19' 30'' N, 
 longitude 05° 32' 10" W ; revolving white light, 20 seconds, visible IG miles ; 
 white, s(juare, wood tower, dwelling attached ; fog building white, with brown 
 roof, woo<l; steam horn 70 feet from light-house, sounds a blast of 9 seconds, 
 with intervals of 30 seconds; general coast light to guide to St. Martin harbor. 
 
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 Li(iHT-HOUSEs — New Brunswick Coast, 
 
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 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Qiiaco P/fcT.-On outer end ol" E breakwater pier. Lat. 45° 21' 20^' N ; 
 Ion. 65° 31 55'MV. Fixed red light; visible (> miles in clear weather; 
 white, square, wood lijr!:thousc ; 20 feet al)Ove liigh water mark; height <>( 
 building from base to .'ane, 21 feet. N'isible between W by X .} W and N W ; 
 and between N }, E and N K by E. The deepest water in entering the inner 
 liarbor is close to the liglit. 
 
 \Vard\ ronit Li;,l,i.— \Aahm\e -S 43° 4;'/ 3.V^ ; longitude W 04° 29M0" : 
 fixed white, (liojjtric, visible 10 miles; white, square, wood tower, 72 feet hiyh 
 above high water mark; visible from ENE through \ to SW i W. 
 
 Cape PJnra(ic.—V\wh of Cape; latitude 45'^ 35' 4U" ; longitude 64° 47'; 
 fixed white light, visible 15 miles; white square fog alarm building of gr;iy 
 stone with slate roof, 120 feet above high water; steam horn sounds blasts ui 
 S seconds, with intervals of 20 seconds. Fog alarm is 130 feet S W irom the 
 lighthouse, at an elevation of 100 feet. 
 
 ^GrimlMmir—V: point of Island ; latitude 45° 43' 16" ; longitude 64° 37' 24": 
 fixed white light. visibl(> 14 miles; white octagonal wood tower, white dwel- 
 ling near bv. Fog horn building white, with brown roof. Steam horn found- 
 blasts of 15* seconds, with intervals of .'JO seconds; 7i( leet above higli watei'. 
 N'isible over 315° from S W by \V through N to W by N. Fog alarm build- 
 ing stanils in front of tower; if horn disabled, old trumpet 150 feet behiiKl 
 will sound short blasts every 15 seconds. 
 
 HiHsbovough IF/cu/.— Petitcodiac River; latitude 45° 55' 15" ; longitud.- 
 64° 37' 45"; fixed white light, visil)le 5 miles; open frame; to guide ves- 
 sels going uj) the river and to the coal and plaster wharves. 
 
 NeAV Brunswick Coast. 
 
 T.IGHT-HOrSRS — BAY OF "UXDV — FROM ST. .lOHN, N. H., WESTWARD. 
 
 St. John 7/ar/)o;— Beacon : lat. 45° 14 58, Ion. 66° 3 12; fixed red ligbt. 
 visible 10 miles; vertical black and white stripes, 35 feet above high water. 
 
 Herd's Point, on Prince VVm. stree-, foot of St. James; latitude X 45° !•'> 
 41"; Ion. W 66'^ 3' 28" ; fi.\ed red \nd white, 64 c. p. incandescent lamp-, 
 visible 5 miles, 3 branch biinp post, 42 feet al)ove high water, shows red ti 
 seaward over an arc o[' iuh° from XE to X\\V, white on other bearings. 
 
 JS\'ijro Point — i)n end of Government Breakwater, W entrance Port of Si. 
 John; fixed white, 40 feet high, visible 8 miles; lat. 45° 14 13, Ion. 66° 3 lU: 
 white, red lantern, oi.'^a framed iiexagonal tower on circular stone foundatinii. 
 
 Partridge /s/((?((/— St. John Harbor: lat. 45° 14 3, Ion. 66° 3 5; dioptri( 
 fixed white light, visible 17 miles; tower vertical red and white stripes, ll'.t 
 feet above high water; in foggy weather a steam whistle soimds for 10 .second- 
 every minute; a bell buoy near E side of Partridge Island reef. 
 
 Black Point Whifflling Jiuoij — In 15 fathoms outside entrance of St. Joiin 
 harbor; lat. 45° 1) 30 X, l(»n. 66° 1 W ; black iron buoy surmounted by a 1" 
 inch whistle, sounded by the actior- 4" the wives. From the buoy Partridge 
 Island ligiit bears X .', W 3{ miles; Mispec Point E ,; X l,s miles; sonth-we-t 
 end of Meogenes b-land X\V by W ;>s miles. 
 
 Split Hock \\lii.-<tlin;i linoi/ — Moored ii. ;>0 fathoms ofl'Split Koi'k ; latitude 
 45° 7 10 X, longitude i'>i>° 14 \V; iron buojy v, ith 10 inch whistle; location, 
 SW by \V :] S S from Mus(piash light, S ', \V from western head of Musqua^-li. 
 and WS\V from Partridge Island; whistle sounded by motion of waves. 
 
 Mmqnaxh, east side of entrance; latitude 45° 8' 35"; longitude 66° 14' 
 30"; fixed catoptric light, green to seawaro, white towards hari)or, visible li' 
 miles; white s(juare tower, dwelling attached; 112 feet above high water. 
 
 T. L. BOURKE, 2l{ to 27 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Light-houses — ]^ew Brunswick Coast. 
 
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 4 Union Sts, 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 21' 20^' X; 
 3!ir weatiior , 
 k ; hei«;lit <i( 
 V and N W ■ 
 ng the inner 
 
 r)4° 29M0"; 
 
 72 feet hinh 
 W. 
 
 (le 64° 47'; 
 (ling of gray 
 ikIs blasts ol 
 
 W from tliu 
 
 '64° 37' 24": 
 wliite dwel- 
 liorn t'ountN 
 liigh watei'. 
 ilarni huild- 
 feet beliim! 
 
 ; longitude 
 :> guide ve-;- 
 
 rWAKD. 
 
 1 red liglit, 
 igh water, 
 e X 45° 1-V 
 cent lamp-, 
 lows red tn 
 3;i rings. 
 
 Port of St. 
 n. 66° 3 I'..t: 
 
 foundation. 
 
 "> ; dioptrii 
 
 stripes, 1 1'.* 
 
 r 10 .second - 
 
 of St. Jolin 
 
 ited by ale 
 
 y Partrid;;i' 
 
 south- we- 1 
 
 •k ; latitude 
 e; location, 
 ' Musquasli. 
 waves, 
 nde (y()° 14' 
 , visible !•> 
 1 water. 
 
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 Dipper Jhirltor Li(/ht. — On S point of Campbell's Island ; latitude X 4o° 
 ")' :>()"; longitude \V 66° 25^ Fixed red, elevated, 30 feet above high water 
 mark, and is shown from a .stpiare white tower, red roof, and will show in tiie 
 Ilav S bv W to S E, and -houid be visible 6 miles l)etween these points. 
 
 Leprrmu; on ]*oint; latitude 45" 3' 32''; longitude 66° 27' 4o" ; fixed 
 •white ligiit, visible 14 miles, striped horizontally red and white, octagona. ; 
 <S0 feet above high water mark ; visible from all points seaward. A For/ 
 Trumpet on the extreme end of the i)f)int on the south side of the lighthouse 
 gives a blast of five seconds duration and a pause of 25 seconds, then another 
 blastof 5 seconds and a pause of 25 seconds, in eacl- minute, making two blasts of 
 live seconds each every minute. There is also a Fog Whistle in the same 
 building, whicli will be operated in the event of the F'og Trumpet being out of 
 order, and will sound as follows; viz., giving two blasts of 5 seconds duration 
 with an interval of 5 seconds between them in each minute. 
 
 Point Lepreaux Automatic Whintlinq Buoy. — S S W one nautical mile off 
 Point Lepreaux Light House ; latitude X 45° 2' 31" ; longitude W 66° 27' 
 50''; moored in 23 fathoms. Whistle is automatic, by motion of waves. 
 
 I)rew'>< Head, on west side of Beaver Harbor ; latitude 45° 3' 45''' ; longi- 
 tude 66° 44' 5"; fixed white light, visible 10 miles; white square tower 45 
 feet above high water, seen at all points between E. and W. head of harbor. 
 
 Pm Po/»/, ea.st side of entrance to L'Etang harbor ; latitude 45° 2' 20''' ; 
 longitude 66° 48' 40" ; fixed green light, visible 10 miles ; white sipuire tower, 
 dwelling attached, 51 feet above high water, visil)le from W through X to !S. 
 An iron spindle painted black on the Grey Mare Ledge marks the west side 
 of entrance. 
 
 Bliss Island, west end of Island, south side of western entrance to Bliss har- 
 bor; latitude 45° 1' 15"; longitude 66° 51'; fixed red light, visible twelve 
 miles; white si[uare towei 45 feet above high water; leave on starboard hand 
 going in ; a deep water harbor and very plain ; follow the starboard hand shore 
 to the inner harbor. 
 
 LTeie Pnssngr on Mascubin Point; latitude 45° 2' 20"; longitude 66° 53' 
 30"; a steam horn sounds blasts of 7 seconds, with an interval of 30 seconds 
 Jteiween each. Leave on starboard hand going in. 
 
 Midjic /;/)(/— Passamaq noddy Bay; latitude 45° 6' 53"; longitude 66° 54' 
 30''; fixed white light, visible 15 miles; white scpiare tower 130 feet above 
 liigh water ; a Bar extends EXE from lighthouse, and vessels require to 
 keep off' a distance of 260 yards to clear it at low water. 
 
 Passamaquoddg Bay and St. Croix Hirer to St. Andreius. 
 
 St. Andrews, on sandy reef at east entrance; latitude 45° 3' 45"; longitude 
 €7°0'50"; t:Aed white light, visible 10 miles; white square tower 40 feet 
 above high » ter ; to guide to all ports in inner Bay, and to vessels going up 
 the river .St. Croix from L'Tete Passage or West Quoddy. There is only a 
 de|)th of 4 feet on the X W extension of the reef towards the mainland. 
 
 St. Andrews, north point of entrance; latitude 45° 4'; longitude 67° 3' ; 
 fixed white light, visible 10 miles; white octagonal tower 42 feet above high 
 water ; visible between the bearings of X W bv X and S E by S. 
 
 Mark Point, St. Croix Kiver.— Latitude 45° 10' 10"; longitude 67° 12' 30". 
 fixed white light ; white square tower 32 feet above high water mark. The 
 course from Spruce Point to ballast ground is E by S A S distance 2 miles, 
 from Spruce Point to Mark Point W X W, distance 2 miles. A vessel after 
 
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 Light-houses— New BRUxawrcK Coast. 
 
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 JOSEPH TEOKPSON, Practical Machinist, 48 to 58 Smyth Street, St. John, 
 
 leaving Doehet Island, to dear the reef should steer N until the Spruce Point 
 light bears N W bv W, and thence take a W N VV course. 
 
 Spruce Point, St. Croix River.— I.atitude 45° 10' ;_ longitude 67° 10' 2.">" ; 
 fixed white light; white square tower 32 feet above high water mark. 
 
 Head ITarhor, E Quoddv Head, north point of Canjpobello Islan<l ; latitude 
 44° 57' 30''; longitude 66° 54' 10"; fixed white light, visible 13 miles; 
 octagonal tower, white, witii red cross, 64 feet above high water. Leave on 
 starboard hand in entering Head ITarl)or, .ind on port hand on entering East- 
 port, Me. Fog trumpet sounds blasts of 8 seconds duration, with intervals of 
 35 seconds between I hem. 
 
 Lubec \(trrnws Lifjht on Mulholland Point, Cnmpobello. — Latitude N 44° 5^ 
 40"; longitude W 66° 58' 50"; fixed wliite light, 60 feet above high w;'.ter 
 mark; visible 13 miles from N N W through E to S S W ; white, octagonal 
 wooden tower. 
 
 South. IVolf Whhtlinq Buoy.— In 52 fathoms, U miles S S E from S W Wolf 
 light; latitude 44° 55' 20"; longitude m° 42' 30". Black iron buoy, with 
 "S. Wolf "in white, surmounted bv 10-inch whistle, sounded automatically 
 by waves. From the buoy, IIe:id Harbor light bears N W by W 8[ miles, and 
 Ijepreaux light E by N i^' N 13] miles. 
 
 Sonth Wext Wolf Island, on south cast point of the Island ; latitude 44° 56' 
 30"; longitude 66° 44'; revolving white light every 1] minutes, visible 
 16 miles ; white s(juare tower 111 feet above high water; lantern on dwellings- 
 visible from all points of api)roacli. 
 
 Sw(dlow Tnd, north east part of Grand Manan ; lat. 44° 45' 4(5" ; Ion. 66° 
 44' 2" ; fixed white dioptric light, visible IS miles ; white octagonal tower 14S 
 feet al)ove high water ; visible I»etwecn the bearings of SW roimd by Sto NW. 
 
 Long Eddij Point Fog Whistle ; white wooden building, dark roof. A steam 
 fog whistle on extreme north-west head of Grand Manan, 80 feet above high 
 water, sounds blast of 4 seconds (liu'ation in each minute, with an iiUerva! of 
 16 seconds between each blast. Lat. N 44° 48'; Ion. W 66° 47' 15". 
 
 Grand llarl)0)\(iri\nd Manan— On Fish Fluke Point, eastern side of Grand 
 Harbor ; latitude i\ 44° 40' 2" ; longitude W 66° 45' 8" ; fixed white catoptric 
 light 40 feet above high water; visible 11 miles; square tower, painted white^ 
 dwelling attached ; visible from all points seaward. 
 
 Big Duck Island Fog Horn, S end of Island, latitude N 44° 41' 5" ; longi- 
 tude W 6<)° 41' 40". White, with brown roof drt'elling near by. Fog horn 
 sounds blasts of 6 seconds duration with interval of 35 seconds. 
 
 South IIW Head, (irand Manan — (hi (Jul! C'liil'; latitude N 44° 36'; 
 longitude W 66° 54' Ki"; revolving catoptric red and white light; makes 
 complete revolution in 2 miinites, showing 3 white and 3 red fiashos at inter- 
 vals of 20 seconds; 200 leet above high water; visible 20 miles; white, square 
 tower; dwelling attached. 
 
 Old Proprietor Ledge, to the S E of Grand Manan Ledge. Latitude 44° 
 33' 10"; longitude iM\° 40'; visible 8 or 10 miles; a spindle beacon, painted 
 red ; a ca^e elevated 31 feet above hii:h water mark. 
 
 Gannet Rock, cm rock, Sof (h-and ^[anan. Latitude N 44° 30' 38"; longitude 
 W 66° 46' 57" ; intermittent white light, 45s ; eclipse 5]s, flash 4.\s ; eclipse 5]& 
 in every 60 seconds; visible 13 miles ; octagonal tower, vertical bfack and white 
 stripes, C^(S feet above high, water; a cotton powder cartridge is exploded 
 every twenty minutes to answer signals during fogs and snow storms; dan- 
 gerous rocks extend 4 miles eastward of the lighthouse. 
 
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 prnce Point 
 
 7° W 2y'; 
 irk. 
 
 i<l ; latitude 
 ; 13 miles; 
 Leave on 
 _ering East- 
 intervals of 
 
 eX44°or 
 high wi'.ter 
 , octagonal 
 
 S W Wolf 
 
 buoy, with 
 
 tomaticnlly 
 
 miles, and 
 
 ide 44° rnV 
 tos, visible 
 1 dwelling; 
 
 ' ; Ion. m° 
 
 I tower 148 
 
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 A steam 
 
 l)ove high 
 
 nterva! of 
 
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 e catoptric 
 
 ted wliite, 
 
 ; longi- 
 Fog horn 
 
 44° 36'; 
 it; makes 
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 te, square 
 
 itude 44° 
 1, painted 
 
 ongitude 
 clipseojs 
 and white 
 exploded 
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 ERT. 
 
 HILL AND STEAMBOAT REPAIRS, PORTABLE FORGES, ETC. 
 
 Machias Seal Tsfand, near middle of Island. Two lights G4 yards from each 
 other. Latitude 44° 30' 7"; longitude ()7° 6' 13" ; lixed white lights, visihle 
 12 miles; white towers 54 and 06 feet ahove high water; a fog whistle sounds 
 in tliick weather, fogs, and snow storms, 5 seconds in each half minote. In 
 range N W lead 4;J miles S of Murr Letigcs. 
 
 Nova Scotia <^oa.st. 
 
 LIGnX-HOT'SES — HAY OF FL'XDY — FROM CAPK SABLE, N. S., EASTWARD. 
 
 Cape Sable— On Cai>e. Latitude 43° 23' 19". Longitude 6o° 37^ 15". Re- 
 volving white light; bright 15s, dark 25s; visible in clear weather 12 miles. 
 Octagonal white tower; stands 53 feet above high water mark. A steam fog 
 whistle on southern point of Cape, elevated about 40 feet above high water. 
 Sounds a blast of 10 seconds duration in each minute. 
 
 Wt,^f, Head, Cape Sable Island.— On the Head. Lat. 43° 27' 17" X; Ion. 
 65° 39' 10" W; fixed white light; visible 11 miles in clear weather; white, 
 S(iuare, wood lighthouse; 42 feet al)ove high w:Uer mark ; height of building 
 from base to vane, .3(5 feet; visible from m11 points seaward. Hand fog horn 
 answers signals from vessels. 
 
 Stoddard Idttnd— On N. W. of Ishmd. Latitude 43= 2S' 26". Longitude 
 65° 43' 7". Fixed red light. White s(|ujire Tower to guide vessels into the 
 anchorage of Stoddard Harbor and Shag Ilnrbor Sound; 22 feet above high 
 water. 
 
 Bon Po>-ta;/e Island.— On S. Point. Latitude 43° 27' 14". Longitude (35° 
 44' 44". i^ed light, revolving every minute. White sijuare tower for guid- 
 ing vessels m to Harrington, West I'.ay and Shag Harbor. Hand fog horn 
 answers signa'', from vessels. Height above high wafer, 46 ft. Seen 12 miles. 
 
 Seal hland. — On south jioint, one-eig;hth of a mile inland. Latitude 43° 23' 
 34"; longitude 6(i° 0' 52". A tixed white light, visible 18 miles in clenr 
 weather. A white octagonal tower, 98 feet in height above high water. A 
 fog whistle sounds in each minute a blast of 5 seconds duration, and after an 
 interval of 5 seconds another blast of 5 seconds. 
 
 Yannoiith, or Cape Fonrchu. — On \\. Cai)e, south ])oint. Latitude 43° 47' 
 30"; longitude 06° 9' 25". (ip. revolving white light, sliowing 3 flashes at 
 intervals of 20 seconds, followed by an ecli{)se of 40 seconds. Stands 117 feet 
 above high water. Vertical red and white stri}»es; octagonal wooden tower: 
 white, wooden dwelling near by. Seen 18 miles in clear weather. Whistle 
 on W. side of Cape sounds 10 seconds in every minute. Height of building 
 from base to vane, 59 feet. Lifetioat station in Baker's Cove, just inside Hen 
 and Chi(!kens Siu»al. 
 
 Ihiiih'r Idand— On end of reef, oil' SW point of island, F side of entrance 
 to Yarmouth harbor; lat. 43° 48 36, Ion 0(5° 8 42; fixed red light, visible 10 
 miles; white, sijuarc, v.-o.d. on brown, circular, steel and concrete pier; bell 
 gives one stroke every 15 seconds. 
 
 Yannoath Bell Buoy. — In 10 fathoms ofi' Yarmouth Sound. Latitude, 43^ 
 44' ; longitude, (56° 10' 47". Ked, iron buoy, vurmounted by a bell. Bell 
 rings by the motion of tlie buoy on the waves. From the buoy the "Roaring 
 Bull" bears F.N.F, 1.] nules;"and Cape Fourchn light N.F. by N., 3^ miles. 
 
 Yarmouth Fairway W/iistlin(/ Buoy. — In 34 fatiioms, 10 miles S.W. by W..IW. 
 from Ciipe Fourchii Light. 'Latitude, 43° 40' 16'^ ; longitude, (5()°"l8' 55". 
 Black and white striped buoy, with 10-inch whistle. Whistle sounded by 
 action of the waves. 
 
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 LiGiiT-iiousES— Nova Scotia ('oast. 
 
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 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 OI<l Woman Lrth/f.—A red can buoy will he perinaneiitly maintained ofl' 
 Frencliiuan Point,,' on the coast of Yiirmoiith. Latitude, 4'^° 87^50'^ N. ; 
 lon^Mtuilf, (55° oS' 50^' S. The buoy will be moored in S\ fathoms, 400 yards 
 soiitli of the Lodge. 
 
 CiuiiHi-box /.-.7«;k/.— Northern entrance Sdiooner Passage. Latitude, 43° 39' 
 34'^; longitude, ()»)° 2^ -^'V^ Fixed red light; oG feet above high watermark. 
 Can be seen S miles. White, square wood, with dwelling attached ; iron lan- 
 tern, red ; visible from all ])i)ints seaward ; height of building from base to 
 vane, 37 feet. 
 
 Penaeii Maud.— On S. point, one of the Tiisket Islands. Latitude, '43° 37' 
 ^y^; longitude, 66° K 40^'. Alternating red and white, one minute, each 
 ■color visible IT) seconds; 45 seconds between flashes; 50 feet above high water 
 mark ; visible in clear weather. TJ miles. White. s(|uare wood, with dwelling 
 "attached. Height of building frotn base to vane, 42 feet. Hand-horn answers 
 signals from vessels. Sea light visiljle from all points of approach from south- 
 ward : also through Schooner and Ellenwood Passages. A lower fixed red 
 light in window, 16 feet below main light; 40 feet al)ove high water mark; 
 visililc 4 miles. Lower light marks channel betweenOld Man and Old Woman 
 Kocks. \'isil)le onlv between bearings W. bv N. }, N. and N. \V. bv W. 
 
 St. .h,lni Lrdqe Jl'lt liiiof/.— In 22 fathoms, "l ', miles S. W. by W. | W., from 
 the middle of the ledge. Latimde, 43° 29' 50'^; longitude, 65° 49^'Ky^ Red. 
 iron buoy, with "J. ledge'' in white letters, surmounted by a bell. Bell rung 
 by the action of the waves. From the buoy Pubnico Light is open to west- 
 ward of St. John Island, X. F. by N., 6; miles; S. tangent of Bon Portage 
 Island liears S. F. I S., 4', miles. 
 
 Blonde Rock Automatic Whittling linoy. — In i;> fathoms, \ mile S. ] E. from 
 tlie rock. Black, Iron buoy, surmounted by a 10-inch whistle. Whistle sounds 
 by action of the waves. 
 
 " Trinitii Bell Biioi/.—ln S fathoms W. by N. .] N. 600 feet from Trinity ledge. 
 Iron buoy, surmounted by a bell. Bell rimg by action of the waves. Frotn 
 the buov Cape St. Marv bears N. F. bv E. 7 miles; Cape Fonrchu S, bv ¥.. 
 W. miles ; Lurcher Shoid S W by W 12.] nules. 
 
 Lurcher Slio<d WhislliiK/ Huny. — In 13 fathoms. ;; ndle W of shoal. Latitude 
 43° 50^ 2"; longitude 66° 30'. Retl and black horizontal bands, with 
 Lurclier Shoal in white letters. Iron buoy, with 10-inch whistle. Whistle 
 sounded by action of the waves. Shoal lies 15 miles X W by W, l W from 
 Cape Fourchu light. 
 
 Cape Saint Jfary. — Fast side Bay of Fundy. Latitude 44° 5' 10"' ; longitude 
 66° 12' 40". Alternate red and white ligi ' every 30 seconds ; visible 16 miles 
 in clear weather; white octagonal tower; stands 103 feet above high water. 
 
 Meteijhan Eirer.— At extreme end of breakwater; lat. 44° 13' 10^^ N; Ion. 
 66° S' 42'' W; fixed green; visible 6 miles in clear weather; vertical red 
 "zfripes on seaward side, lantern painted black ; 23 feet above high water mark ; 
 height of building from base to vane, 21 feet. Beacon for guiding vessels int(j 
 river. Must be left on starboard hand and passed close aboard. Tide leaves 
 breakwater one hour before low water. 
 
 ^ Charch Point.— K. side of St. Mary's Bay, Digby County. Lat. 44° 19' 55" 
 X ; Ion. 66° 7' 35" W. Fixed red' light'; visibl'e 10 miles in clear weather; 
 white, s(]uare, wood, dwelling attached ; 36 feet above high water mark ; height 
 of building from base to vane, 20 feet. 
 
 Bellircau Cove.— On outer end of E pier. Lat. 44° 24' 20" X; Ion. 66° 3' 
 10" W. The light is a fixed green light, dioptric ; elevated 24 feet above high 
 
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LiGHT-iiou8ES — Nova Scotia Coast. 
 
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 Union Sts. 
 
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 , 400 yards 
 
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 ^ater mark. 
 
 ; iron lan- 
 
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 high water 
 h dwelling 
 )rn answers 
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 r fixed red 
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 )ld Woman 
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 •} W., from 
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 in ity ledge. 
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 longitude 
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 4° 19' 55'^ 
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 above high 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union S' u 
 
 water mark ; visible from a distance of 4 tuiles in all directions seaward. 
 White, square, wood. 
 
 .SVss/ftoo.— S. side of entrance to river. Lat. 44° 26' 2.'/' N; Ion. 66° V W. 
 Fixed white light; visible S miles in clear weather; white, square, wood 
 lighthouse; 36 feet above high water mark ; height of building from base to 
 vane, 33 feet. 
 
 Westport. — Peter Island, entrance to Grand Passage. Lat. 44° 15' zl 
 
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 Ion. 66° 20' 21". Two horizontal fixed white lights, 24 feet apart; visible 
 10 miles in clear weather; white, square, wood, lanterns rising from ends of 
 dwelling; 40 feet each above high water mark ; height of building from base 
 to vane, 15 feet. Visible from the northward l)etween the bearings of S by W 
 and S S W, and from the southward between the bearings of N E by E and 
 N N W \ \\ . Hand fog horn answers signals from vessels. 
 
 Brier Idand.—^ W. point. Latitude 44° 14' 57" ; longitude 66° 23' 38". 
 Fixed, white light; visible 13 miles. Fog whistle on N. W. of Brier Island, 
 south side of liglit house; sounds 3 blasts of 4 seconds duration, with intervals 
 of 4 seconds between them each miiuUe. 
 
 Northwest Ledga Bell Buoy.— In 15 fathoms, 400 vards N N W \ W from the 
 N W Rock. Lat. 44° 19' 15" N ; Ion. 66° 24' 30" W. Red and black ver- 
 tical striped iron buoy. Bell rung by action of waves. 
 
 Boards Head. — 17 yards from edge of cliff, on W side of N entrance to 
 Petite Passage. Latitude 44° 24' 10"; hmgitude 66° 13' 3"; alternate red 
 'and white every minute ; visible 14 miles in clear weather ; white, square, 
 svood, lantern on roof of dwelling. 
 
 .LERT. 
 
 Dighy Gut to Annapolis. 
 
 Point Prim. — South jioint of entrance to Annajiolis Basin ; latitude 43° 41' 
 30" ; longitude t)5° 47' 10" ; fixed white ligiit, visible 13 miles ; square tower, 
 vertical red and white striped ; 76 feet al)ove high water. Fog whistle near 
 edge of cliff', 225 feet N E from lighthouse tower. Sounds eight seconds in 
 each )ninnte. Dwelling attached. 
 
 Dighy Pier.— At outer end of pier. Lat. 44° 37' 40" N : Ion. 65° 45' 6" W. 
 Fixed red light ; visible 6 miles in clear weather : lantern on pole, with white 
 shed at base ; 3S feet above high water ; height of building from base to vane, 
 29 feet. Visible from N N E round through W to S S W. 
 
 Shafner\^ Point.— On N. side of Annapolis River. Lat. 44° 42' 40" X; 
 Ion. 65° '57' 12" W. Fixed white light; visible 8 miles in clear weather; 
 white, square, wood lighthouse ; 55 feet above high water mark ; height of 
 building from base to vane, 43 feet Indicates Goat Island Shoals. 
 
 Harbor Light at A)iv(i})(ilii^. — On water's edge of P^ngineer's Lot, N E of 
 of government pier; latitude 44° 44 51 N, longitude 65° 31 6 W. Fixed red 
 light, dioptric; elevated 30 feet above high water mark, and should be visible 
 a distance of 7 miles from all points seaward. After passing the black buoy 
 off Marsh point, in ascending the river, vessels mav run directly for this light 
 on an E by N j N cour.se to the anchorage just below the old government j)ier. 
 
 Port Williams, or Marshall Cove. — South shore. Latitude 44° 56' 53" ; lon- 
 gitude 65° 15' 56"; two vertical fixed white lights, 22 feet apart, visible 10 
 miles; square white tower 92 and 70 ft. above high water; upper light shown 
 from metal lantern on top of tower; lower light in bow window at base; visi- 
 ble from seaward from E by S through S to W S W i^ W. 
 
 T. L. BOURKE, 23 to 27 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Light-houses— Nova Scotia Coast. 
 
 
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 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Port a,'or!/r—( )n outer end of E. pier. Lat. 45° 0^ '2')" N ;_ Ion. 65° 9^ 25^^ 
 W. Fixed green light; visible 7 miles in clear weather : white, wjiiare, wood 
 lighthouse ; 25 ieet above high water mark ; height of building from base to 
 vane, '21 feet. Visible from all points seaward. 
 
 Mar<f(ireti;ille--(h\ extremity of Point, S shore. Latitude 45° 8^ 20'' ; longi- 
 tude 65° 4'; red fixed light, visible eight miles in clear weather; square 
 tower, horizontal black and white striped, 30 and 27 feet above high water; 
 visible from seaward from S E by E :| E through N to W by S | S. Height 
 of building from base to vane, 22 feet. 
 
 hlc Jlnntc— On highest point. Latitude 45° 14' 55'' ; hmgitude 65° 0' 45'' ; 
 white light, revolves every minute, visible 20 miles in clear weather; white, 
 s(piare wooden tower, dwelling attached, almost hidden by trees ; 365 feet above 
 high water. 
 
 Black 7i!of;/l-. -South shore. Latitude 45° 10' 15"; longitude 64° 45' 50"; 
 fixed wiiite light, visible 12 miles; white snuare tower 45 feet above high 
 water; light in lantern on roof of dwelling; visible from all points of aiJ- 
 jiroach. 
 
 Jildch Rock Shoal. — A wooden spar buoy, painted black, moored in ol 
 fathoms water, on tiie edge of the shoal nnining north from Black Kock 
 Toint. Latitude 46° IS 3.S X ; longitude 60° 23 40 W. 
 
 Campbell roiid. — A wooden spar buoy, painted black, moored in 3.1 fathoms 
 water on the northern extremitv of the shoal oft' Campbell Point. Latitmle, 
 48° 18 3 N ; longitude (i0° 24 \V. 
 
 Capr lyOr. — Fog whistle, on extreme ])oint oi)])osite side of channel from 
 Black Rock. Latitude, 45° 17' 25" ; longitude, 64° 46' 40". Brown, wooden 
 building. Soinids during thick weather for 6s in everv 30s. 
 
 A7h//.s/wW— < )n Oak Point Pier. Latitude 45° 9' 35" ; hmgitude 64° 21' 30" ; 
 tixed white ligiit, visible 10 uiiles ; sipiare, white, wood, 27 feet above high water: 
 visible from all points of approach. 
 
 Jlortoii. — On l)lufr west side of Avon River, near its mouth. Latitude 45' 
 6' 30"; longitude 64° 13' 20"; fixed white light, visible 15 miles; white, 
 sipuire, wood, dwelling attached ; 100 feet above high water. 
 
 Wallnii Harbor. — East side of mouth of LaTete river. Latitude 45° 14'; 
 longitude ()4°0' 45". Fixed red light, visible 10 m.; while, square tower, ('A\ 
 feel above high water. 
 
 Burnt (.'oat. — Basin of Minas, N W extremitv of Head, S shore. Latitude 
 45° 18' 40": longitude 63° 48' 30" ; lixed white light, visible 13 miles; 
 white square tower, with lantern on dwelling, 75 feet high above high water; 
 visible from all points of approach. 
 
 SaUn-\-< Hea>l.—(}n shore of Basin of Minas. Lat. 45° 20' 10" \ ; Ion. 63^ 
 -so/ 10" W. Fixed rt'd light; visible 5 miles in clear weather; lantern on a 
 
 oli 
 
 mast, with white shed at base; 60 feet above high water mark; height of 
 building from base to vane, 20 feet. Visible from all points of approach. 
 
 J/r/.s,s<u)r;i or Ikbrrf. — On eastern head at entrance to Moss Creek. Lat. 45*^ 
 22' 45" N ; longitude 63° 29' W. Fixed red light; visil'le 6 miles in clear 
 weather; lantern on a mast; 30 feet above high watermark ; height of build- 
 ing from base to vare, 20 feet. Visible from all points of approach. Kept 
 lit iluring tishing season. 
 
 Little J)i/kr.~{)u western head at entrance to Follv River. Lat. 45° 22' 45'' 
 X ; Ion. ()3° 33' 20" W. Fixed red light ; visible 6 miles in clear weather; lan^ 
 tern on a niast ; 25 ft. above high wtiter ; height of building from base to vane, 
 20 ft. Visible from all points of aj)proach. Kept lit during tishing season, 
 
 SAINT JOHN DTE WORKS, 
 
Ltght-houses — Nova Scotia Coast. 
 
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 Union Sts. Shoes of aU Kinds, WATERBURY & RISINQ, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 . 65° 9^ 2.")'^ 
 (juare, wood 
 roin base to 
 
 20''; longi- 
 
 lier; square 
 
 \i^\\ water ; 
 
 S. Height 
 
 fi5° 0' 45" ; 
 tlier; white, 
 ;5 feet above 
 
 4° 45^ 50'' ; 
 
 above high 
 
 loints of ap- 
 
 lored in o'. 
 Bhick Rock 
 
 1 3^ fathoms 
 ;. Latitude, 
 
 channel from 
 own, wooden 
 
 64° 21' no"; 
 e high water; 
 
 Latitude 45' 
 liles; white, 
 
 ide 45° 14;; 
 ire tower, (lU 
 
 e. Latitude 
 
 le 13 mih?s; 
 
 high water; 
 
 N ; Ion. 6:r 
 
 1 at) tern on a 
 
 ; height til" 
 
 hproaeh. 
 
 Ik. Lat. 45^^ 
 
 liles in el ear 
 
 htof biiild- 
 
 l)aeh. Kept 
 
 45° 22' 45'' 
 
 L'ather; lau 
 
 3a!=e to vane, 
 
 ling season. 
 
 Spencer Point. — On N shore, at mouth of Great Village river. Latitucle 
 45° 23' 30" N; longitude 63° 37' W ; fixed white light, visible II miles 
 in clear weather; in window of a building; 35 feet al)0ve hijih water mark. 
 Height of building 20 feet from biise to vane. Lit during navigation. 
 
 Portnpiqni'. — On western liead at entrance to Portaf)ique River. Lat. 45*^ 
 23' 35" N : Ion. 63° 43' 30" W. Fixed red light ; visible 6 miles in clear 
 weather; lantern on a mast; 30 feet above high water; height «)f building 
 from base to vane, 20 feet. Visible from all points of approach. Kept lit 
 during fishing season. 
 
 Economy. — On point of bar runnins: out from N. side of entrance to Economy 
 River. Latitude 45° 22' 45" N; Ion. 63° 55' W. Fixed red light; visible- 
 5 miles in clear weather; lantern on a mast; 15 feet above high water mark ; 
 height of building from base to vane, 30 feet. Visible from all points of 
 approach. Kept li* during fishing season. 
 
 Advocate Harbor. — On sout!: side of entrance ; latitude, X, 45° 19' 30"; lon- 
 
 ?itude, W, 64° 47' 30" ; fixed red light; 36 feet above high water; visible 
 miles; scpiare wood tower, painted white, with dwelling attached. 
 
 Cape Sharp. — On southern extremity of Cape. Lat. 45° 21' 55" N : Ion. 64° 
 23' 20" W. Fixed red light : visible 10 miles in clear weather; white, square, 
 wood lighthouse, with dwelling attached; 60 feet above high water mark; 
 height of building trom base to vane, 34 feet. 
 
 Parrnboro', or Partridge Island Litjld. — W side of river; latitude 45° 23' ; 
 longitude 64° 19' 5"; fixed wliite light, visible 9 miles; wliite, square tower, 
 with lantern on dwelling, 37 feet above high w.iter. 
 
 Bantam Roch Wliixtlin<i Buoy. — , mile S W of rot-ks, which lie 1', miles 
 SW 1 VV from Haccaro light. Latitude, 43° 25' 38" N ; longitude, 65° 29' 
 8" VV^ Red iron buoy with 10-inch whistle, whistle sounded by the motion 
 of the waves. 
 
 Brazil Rock Bxnij. — In 22 tathoms, \ mile S by AV from the rock ; b!;ick and 
 red horizontal bands; iron buoy surmounted by i)eil; bell rung by motion of 
 the waves; friMU the buoy Baccaro light bears N A E6 miles; Cape Sable 
 light X W by W S miles. 
 
 Spnj Bay Bell Buoy. — A bell buoy off" the entrance to Spry Bay, on the 
 southern coast of Xova Scotia, as a fairway buoy. Latitude, 44° 45' 40" X; 
 longitude, 62° ;)3' 20" \V. Red iron buov', with "Spry Ray " in white letters 
 on the deck, and moored in 15 fithotns oft' entrance. From the buoy Taylor 
 Head bears X E } X, distant 1 S 10 miles, and Maloney Rock X :] \V, distant 
 2 miles. 
 
 Li(ilithoii.<e Bank Buoy. — An iron can buoy to mark llie shoal known as 
 Lighthouse Bank, which lies about 4 cables S h \V from Meaghers Beach 
 Light in Halifax harbor. Latitude, 44° 35' .30'"' X; longitude. (')3° 32' W. 
 The buoy is tTioored in 6 fathoms water. S W from the 2:1 fathoms line 
 in the middle of the shoal. It is painted red and lettered on top " Light- 
 house Bank " in white letters, and is to be left in the starboard side oit 
 entering the port. 
 
 Hen and ChickruH Buoy. — ,\ wooden spar buoy on the S W edge of the 
 Hen and Chickens shoal. This shoal lies directly off" Point Pleasint, which 
 divides Halifax harbor from the Xorth West arm. Latitude, 44° 36' 43" 
 N ; longitude, 63° 33' 35" W. The buoy is painted red, is moored in 5 
 fathoms water, and is more especially intended for the benefit of vessel- 
 navigating the Xorth West arm. 
 
 Andersoii's Hollow. — On eastern end of Government Breakwater ; latitude X 
 
 C. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 LrciHT-iiouHUs— Gulf of St. Lawrknce. 
 
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 JOSEPH THOMPSON, Practical Machinist, 48 to 58 Smyth Street, St. Joho, 
 
 45° 37' 30"; longitude W ()4° 49' 4o'' ; fixed red light. Tower carried away 
 by storm; temporary light will be shown till new tower is erected. Vessel- 
 may run for harbor one hour before high water, giving light berth of 50 feet 
 on ])ort hand. 
 
 Apple Rice r.— On Cape Capstcm or Hetty Point, N entrance ; latitude 4')- 
 28' 2C; longitude (54° 51' 35"; fixed wh'ite light, visible 12 miles; white 
 oblong, wood, scpiare tower, surmoinited by octagonal metal lantern risini; 
 from roof of dwelling. Fog alarm building, white with brown roof, wood : 
 64 feet above high water mark ; height of building 45 feet from base to vane 
 Fog alarm immedia ''ly E of tower. Steam fog-horn gives blasts of 14 
 seconds, with interv: s (tf 4() seconds. 
 
 New Briinswiok — Gulf of St, Lawrence. 
 
 Bdlnnix Point Li</hf.—\VMhnvst Harbor. Latitude N 47° 40' 21"; longi- 
 tude W 05'^ 33' 18"; fixed white light, dioptric; 30 feet above high water 
 mark ; visible 10 miles: on east side entrance, and indicating outside limit of 
 shoal off mouth of harbor. 
 
 Foint P,'ter, on Flat KoeU, (Jaspe. Latitude 48° 37' 50", longitude G4° 9' : 
 revolving red catoptric, sipiare tower, 77 feet high; visible 10 miles from all 
 points se.iward ; hand liorn answers signals from vessels. 
 
 Dallioiiaie, south side of entrance to harbor. Latitude 48° 3' 45" ; longitudi? 
 ■(5()° 20' 50" ; fixed white light, visible 13 miles ; white square tower 49 fet't 
 above high water; seen from all points of api)roa('h. 
 
 DoiKjIa.^ M,»'/.— Latitude 48° 4' 25"; longitude (!G° 21' 30"; fixed white 
 catoptric light; sipia re white tower, 30 ft. above high water iriark; visible 6 mi le>. 
 
 Ikdhonxic Jiaiiqe LighU. — Front Tower on public wharf; fixed white light; 
 Latitude N 48° 4' 25'"'; longitude W G(>° 22' 25"; back tower on Montgomery 
 Island; front tower 3(1 feet, and back tower 34 feet above high water. 
 
 Heron Isldud, Chaletu" Bay. — Latitude 48° : longitude G()° 8'; fixed whiii 
 light, visil)le 15 miles: white s(piare tower, GG feet above high water, visibk 
 from all points seaward. 
 
 Petit Jiorlur. on LIm Tree Point. Latitude 47°48' 3!)"; longitude 65° 43' 13": 
 fixed white light, visible 12 miles; white s(piare tower 3G feet above hiu! 
 water mark. 
 
 Bathnrsi^ (m Caron's Point. Latitude 47° 39' 20" ; hmgitude 65° 36' 40" 
 two fixetl lights — one red, one white; white visible 10 miles ; red visible li 
 miles; white, 33, red 43 feet above high water ; range lights to guide vessel- 
 into the harbor. 
 
 Coinpbelltoit Raiuje Lir/hfx. Front tower on })ier beside railway wharf; iM 
 feet above hiuh water; back towi-ron Mofiat's wharf; fixed white light, 24 fc: 
 above high water; latitude N 48° 0' 50" ; longitude W 66° 39' 55". 
 
 Oimqiu't, on Island, Bay of Chaleur. Latitude 47° 49' 30"; hmgitude M 
 54' 10"; fixed white light, visible 14 miles; white, square tower on dwelling 1 
 feet above high water. 
 
 Little Bdtrdnne Point. Latitude 47° 55' 10" ; longitude 65° 53' 25" ; a ma-; 
 38 feet high, with white shed at base, fixed wliite dioptric; visible 11 mile- 
 
 Goone Lake, west side of Miscou Island. Latitude 47° 55' 40"; longituii. 
 04° 35' 40" ; revolving white light every minute ; white square tower, 40 fir 
 abov high water; visil)le 10 miles. 
 
 Bl<l Shippenan, Alexander Point. Latitude N 47° 43' 30" ; longitude W 'U 
 39' 10"; fixed white catoptric light, 32 feet above high water, visible I 
 iiiiles; square white tower. 
 
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 ; fixed wliit' 
 
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 Light-houses — Gulf of 8t. Lawrence. 
 MILL AND STEAMBOAT REPAIRS, PORTABLE FORGES, ETC. 
 
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 Shipperjan (ridhf. — New Lights. — There are two lights at this station known 
 as Indian Point.' Latitude >" 47°4:}MO'^; longitude VV 04° 40' :iO'^ The 
 front light is a fixed red, 28 feet above high water mark, lantern hoisted on a 
 mast, visible 4 miles. The back light is located 444 feet N .'{1° lo' VV from 
 front one ; visible 11 miles. 
 
 Mixcnii hhind liirch I'oint. Latitude 48° T; Ion. (14° 29' 2.')'^; revolving 
 wiiite, 4 Hashes at intervals of lo seconds, followed by eclipse of 30 seconds; 
 complete revolution in 1 j .'n'putes; visible 14 miles ; white octagonal tower^ 
 79 feet above high water. 
 
 Miscall Foil Aliirm. — Steam fog whistle, 107 yards E from lighthouse, 
 goiuids blast 5 sei^onds every half minute. 
 
 Pokemuuc.hr.— Lfititnde 47° 40' 10" ; longitude (54° 40'; fixed green light, 
 visible 8 miles ; while s(piare lower with dwelling attached, 35 feet above high 
 water. Kange to guide to can buov at passage over bar. 
 
 PohemoHche Giill!/.--27() feet S In- VV ':] W from main light. Latitude 47° 
 4Um 10s; longitude \V 04° 40m ; fixed red light, and buoys; visible 5 miles. 
 
 South Tracaflie—'S. side of gully; lat. 47° 30 05, Ion. 04° 52 10; fixed red 
 light, visible 8 miles; red, scjuare, wood tower. 
 
 North Trucadie—Miun light on sand flat on N. side of gully ; lat. 47° 40 10, 
 Ion. 04° 40 ; fi.xed white light, visible 11 miles; white, square, wood tower. 
 Front light on X. side of gully, 202 feet SL ', .S from main light ; fixed white 
 light, visible 6 miles; lantern on mast, with shed at base, the whole painted 
 white. To enter bring the lights in one NW ] X, and foil )W buoyed channel, 
 hauling gradually round close inside S. vSand Beach. 
 
 Lover NeyiKic, Wharf — On public wharf, about 00 feet from its end ; latitude 
 47° 15 40, longitude 05° 2 35; fixed red light, visible 8 miles; lantern on a 
 mast, with white shed at base; and on the beach 1080 feet XXW i W from 
 front light, fixed white light, visible 10 miles; white, square wood, lantern 
 red. Alignment guides over the bars inside Xeguac gully; outer light leads 
 to wharf. 
 
 Neguac, on X E side of Gully. Latitude 47° 14' 40"; longitude^ 05° 0' 
 22 "; fixed red light, lantern on a mast, with white shed at base. Main light 
 900 feet N b_v E from front light; fixed while, visible 11 miles; white scjuare, 
 wood, lantern on a mast, 32 feet above high water. Alignment guides to buoy 
 mnrking crossing of bar. 
 
 Portage Muni, near south point of Island. Lat 47° 9' 45'^; long 65° 2' 38" ; 
 fixed white light, visible 12 miles ; white lower, 45 feet above high water. 
 
 Hag Island Range Lighti^, two Kange Lights ujK)n Hay Island, Miramichi 
 Bav, to enable vessels, in seeking shelter, to clear the })ointof the shoal oft' the 
 east end of the Island. Latitude X 47° 13' 54"; longitude W 65° 3m 46s; 
 the front light is fixed white catoptric, exhibited from a lantern hoisted on a 
 mast 15 feet high : it is elevated 23 feet above high water, and should be vis- 
 ible 10 miles: at the base of the mast is a small shed j)ainted red. The back 
 light is distant 224 feet from the front one : it is fixed white cato»Hric, elevated 
 30 feet above high water, and should be visible 11 miles: the Luilding is a 
 square wooden tower, 21 feet high from base to vane, and is painted white. 
 
 Oak Point, ivo/(^— Miramichi Bay. Latitude X 47° 7' 22" ; longitude W 
 &o° ly 42". One fixed white light, 43 feet above high water ; visible 10 
 miles. Lantern hoisted on a mast, with white shed at base — all supported on 
 trestle work. 
 
 Oak Point, Back. — 1800 feet N E by E from front light; one fixed Avhite 
 
 0. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINGESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 LKillT-HOUSIvS — GULK OF St. LaWKKNCE. 
 
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 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 light, 48 feet above liii,'l» water; liinleni hoisteil on a m;iHt, with white shed at 
 base— all supported on trestle work; visible 10 miles. 
 
 Hhddrake, Ixldinl, Miraniiclii Hay. Latitude 47^ 5' .'{()", longitude 0')° \9^ ; 
 two lixed white lights on masts, with shed at base ; (piarter mile apart, viHibk' 
 K 12 and W 10 miles; 45 and 35 feet aliove hij^di water; range lightH. 
 
 (franftt Jimcli, Miramichi Hay. Latitude 47" 5' 7"; longitude _ 05° 2!^ 
 45"; two lixed white lights, bearing S \V and N K from each other, visible 10 
 miles; both lights are lanterns hoisted on a mast, with white shed at base, 
 supported on trestle work, 120 and 140 feet above high water. 
 
 Middle Inland, Miramichi Bay. Latitude 47° .'V 28"; longitude 05° 27^ 
 inast, with shed at base; fixed white light, 44 feet above high water; visible 
 11 miles. 
 
 ycwmdle Lii/ht, on Lime Kiln IJank. Latitude N 47° Om 45s ; longitude 
 W 05° 33m 40s ; fixed red dioptrie, 87 feet above higli water ; visible 9 miles ; 
 •square, wooden tower, while, with red roof 
 
 Jim/ du Vin hlund. Front light on W end of Island, baek light 1,222 feet 
 N K i)y E from front light; latitu<le N 47"" 5m 7s; longitude W 05° Om 53s. 
 Two tixed while lights visible li) and 1 1 (niles, 30 and 42 feet above high water ; 
 bolh lights are laiuerns on mast; red shed at base. 
 
 Fox. hlnnd, nortii west point of Island. Latitude 47° 1' 55" ; longitude 65'' 
 2' 0"; three lixed wiiile lights, visible 8 miles. One of the lights is situated 
 within 100 feel of the most northern point of the Island : it is 47 feet above 
 liigh water, and has a post 40 feet high. Seeond light is 1051 feet S P] | K 
 from the first naiiu'd, and will be 4(1 feet above high water, with a post 38 feet 
 iiigh. Third light is !)54 feet S \V by W I VV from the first named, and 30 
 ;'eet above high water, with a post 28 feet high; latitude 47° 7' 52^^ ; longi- 
 r.ude 05° '1' 15". The lirst and second in line range N W A ^' into the 
 Horseshoe Channel. The liist and third in line range N E by E | K 
 through Portage island Channel. The second and third in line range W by 
 X •] N leading to the ujtper buoy of Horseshoe Shoal. 
 
 Fox hland, east end, or Swashway ; latitude 47° 0' 40"; longitude 04° 59' 
 50''; two fixed while lights, visible 12 miles; white tower, 47 and 72 feet 
 above high water mark ; range lights to guide vessels through the Swashway 
 Channel. 
 
 Miramiclil Bcu/ Liyht Ship, Horseshoe Bar, between Fox and Portage Island. 
 Latitude 47° 8' 14" ; hmgitiide 05° 4' 3" ; fixed red light, visible 8 miles ; 35 
 feet above high water. A schooner-rigged ship. 
 
 Pokesiulie—y E Point of Island. Latitude 47° 49' 10'^ X; longitude 64= 
 44'' 40''' \V; fixed white light; visible 11 miles; 41 feet above high water 
 mark. 
 
 Harper's Point. — At western entrance to Little Shippegan. Lat. 47° 54' N, 
 Ion. 04° 35' \\ ; fixed white lii;ht ; visible six miles in clear weather; lantern 
 on a mast, with white shed at l)ase, standing on a crib; 38 feet above high 
 •water mark; height of building from base to vane, 25 feet. 
 
 Prcs/oft's />'m^A, Miramichi Bay. Latitude 47° 4' 47" ; longitude 64° 54' 
 •58" ; two fixed white lights, visible 10 miles, 52 and 00 feet above high water; 
 white beacons; range lights. 
 
 Fscaminac, on Point. Lat. 47° 4' 32" ; l<m. 04° 47' 33" ; fixed white light, 
 visible 14 miles; white tt)wer, 00 feet above high water. A steam fog horn 
 situated 240 feet N X \V of the lighthouse, sounds blasts of seconds duration, 
 with intervals of 35 seconds. 
 
 DYEING FEATHERS BLACK A SPECIALTY, 
 
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 Shoes of all Kinds. WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 liichibacto Ifrad, on I leadland. I.atitiide 46° 39' 40" ; longitude 64° 42' 30" ; 
 Hxed white liglit, visibU' 14 miles; white s(|uare towi-r, 70 feet above high 
 wilier. 
 
 Richihiictd Jfarbor lltfuije Lij/hlx, two range light towers, elose to the present 
 <lay beacons upon the South lieach, at the i'ntrancc to the Ilirhibucto Kivei-. 
 Tlie front building is on thi' outside of the bank, S beach ; while scpiare tower, 
 33 feet high to vane on lantern ; latitude x\ 46° 4-J' 50" ; longitude W ((4° 45' 
 IV ; the light is lixed white catoptric, elevated 40 feet above high wal«'r mark, 
 and should be visible 12 ndles. The back tower is distant SW by \V •] W 32(> feet 
 from the fiont one; it is an open white s<piare tower, I.") feet high to vane on 
 lantern; the light is fixed red catoptric, elevated 44 feet above high water 
 nuirk, and should be visible 12 miles. These two lights are intended to 
 replace the day beacons, and in one lead through the chamiel over the bar at 
 the mouth of the river. 
 
 liuetoiicltr Inner /vi///(/.s.— Latitude N 46° 29' 35" ; longitude W 64° 40' .30". 
 Front light elose to shore road, on Indian or (.'luu'ch I'oint, is a Hxed white 
 light on white scpiare wood tower, with red roof, 2.3 feet above high water mark, 
 visible 9 miles. H.inge lights visible in direction of ranire, replacing former 
 day beacons. Hack liglit (1.9S0 ft N N W 1 \V from front one) is a fixed white 
 light on white scpiare wood tower, with red roof, 5.') ft above high water mark, 
 visible 12 miles. Lead iiUo harbor through deepest channel, clear of all ob- 
 structions, from line of range of Dixon's I'oint lights to where channel turns 
 abruptly to westward to enter Buctouche river. 
 
 Buctuuche Riinge Liyhtt^. — Built on line of former dav beacons to guide into 
 Buctouche Harbor; latitude N 4<i° 27m 40s; longitude" W 64° 38m 50s. Fnmt 
 light fixed white, white stpiare wood tower, on Dixon's Point, 36 ft above high 
 water mark, visible 11 miles. Back light 1,050 f t N W by \V from front light; 
 is a fixed white light on white scjuare wood tower, 41 ft above high water 
 mark; visible 12 miles. 
 
 Cassk's Point, on Point; latitude 46° 19' 24"; longitude <i4° .30' 40", 
 revolving white light every I'.alf minute, visible 14 miles; white sijuare tower; 
 47 feet ttbove high water, 
 
 Skediac yorth Channel. -On northernmost part of Point du Chene ; latitude 
 46° J4' 43", longitude 64° 30' 48"; also one 602 feet S W by S from front 
 light, both fixed red; visible 7 miles; lanterns on masts, with white sheds at 
 buses. To enter, keep this alignment until Shediac Island lights are brought 
 in one. 
 
 Shediac Jsland. — Front light on E shore, near S end of island ; latitude 46° 
 15' 32", longitude 64° 31' 57"; back light about 619 feet W by N ,'; N from 
 front; both fixed white lights, visible 11 and 12 miles; while, sipiare, wood; 
 lanterns red ; range lights. The alignment should be ke{)t until the Point du 
 Chene lights are brought in one. 
 
 Shediac Harbor. — On X W corner of Point du Chene government break- 
 water ; latitude 46"^ 14' .39", longitude 64° 31' 41"; also near extremity of 
 south railway wharf, 6;)1 feet S \V | S from front ; both fixed white lights, 
 visible 6 miles ; on iron masts, with sheds at ba,ses. Alignment gives middle 
 ol channel from intersection with iShediae Island range to the wharves. 
 
 Jourimaiu, on E end of Island. Latitude 46° 9' 42" ; longitude 63° 48' 20"; 
 revolving white light every 10 seconds, visible 14 miles ; white octagonal tower, 
 72 feet above high water; visible over an arc of 229° 47' from S 54° 47' E 
 round bv W to N 5° W. 
 
 C E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Li(}HT-ii(>UMi:.M— KAKri'ouT to Boston. 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING. 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Uiiit<'(l States - Fiastport to Hostoii. 
 
 [Sen Coast Ij>,'lits ari' (listiiiumislu'il iVdin IImiIm)!- Li^'lits liy tlii' latitiido mikI 
 l(iiij;itii(U' licinK >,'ivi'n. Sailing I >iii'(tiniis aro also kIvimi, not true nautical, 
 liiit acconliug to general compass <'uurses and bearings.] 
 
 Wfnt q,u>ihhj Llijht. Latitude 44° 48' .>)'' N; hmgitnde 66° 57M^' W; 
 tower of I nick", painted with red and white horizontal stripes, connected with 
 dwelling house hy workroom; lixed white light, visiltle llj miles; situated 
 on tin west side ("»t' ihe entrance to Ivislport and the St. (!roix Kivcr, via Lubcc 
 Narrow-. l'"air anehoraue in Westt^uoddy Uay 1 mili' X \V by N from the en- 
 trance. Tin Narrows have lately lu-en dreclgcd to a depth of 12 teet at low water, 
 the Channel being '_'U(I feet wide; but strangers should not attetnpt to pass 
 through without a pilot. West (^uoddy steam fog signal .'5 blasts u minute, 
 viz : Blast .'i seconds, interval 7 seconds; blast ;>, interval 22 sec'onds ; blast o, 
 interval 22 seconds. Sail llock, a dry ledge, lies J of a mile from this Light, 
 .lud when the tide is rumnng should be carefully avoided. 
 
 Luhec. ClKiiiiirl Liijld, aln nt one mile to tlie southward of Lubec, oji westerly 
 edge of the dredged channel from (^uoddy Itoads t<» liUbec, Nie.; flasliin<: 
 white eveiy lo seconds ; visible 12,' nautical miles; gui<le to Lubec Narrows 
 
 MorUm lA'dtje. Morton's Kock ; red nun i)Uoy 2nd class. About 100 feet 
 SW of the rock, which is small, with but 4 feet at low water; deep water all 
 around, (iOO feet off. 
 
 Littii Jliri'r Liiilit, on an Ishmd at the mouth of Little River Harbor; tower 
 white, attached to Keeper's dwelling ; tixcd white light varied by a flash Im 
 30s ; visible \'A miles ; seen iVom N K by K ] K, via eastward to south. Also, 
 fog bell, struck by machinery every ;5(i seconds. Latitude 44° 39' 03'^ N: 
 longitude (i7° 11' 34" \V. iiood anchorane for a small number of vessels just 
 inside the Island. To enter harbor pass to eastward of the light, leaving a 
 spar buoy on starboard. 
 
 Litttf liifrr AnloiiHttic Wliistliin/ Buoy. — The buoy bears from Little River. 
 Light S K by E, \ mile in deep water, as a guide tt) Little River. 
 
 ijihhii Nund L!<ilit, on S W end of Libbv Island, at mouth of Machias Rav 
 and River: latituile 44*^ 34' C" N; longitude (17° 22' 4" \V; grey tower; fixeij 
 white light, visible lo'i miles. Island is divided in two parts, with the Light 
 situated on the S \V end of the western part. To enter the harbor via eastern 
 entrance, get Avery's Rock Light to bear N by K and run for it, leaving it 
 handy >n starboard hand, then N by K ', K, to ,a high, bluff" woody Island, 
 wliich leave not less than ! of a mile on the port hand, then N \ W half .-. 
 mile and anchor. In using liiis Channel, keep a sharp look out for the eastern 
 end of Libby Island, wliicli runs low, and extends 1 mile K N K from th» 
 Light, and for Cross Islnnd Ledges, wliich make off from Cross Island oi, 
 your starboard, and off which is a red can buoy. The Channel here is about 
 a mile wide. To enter via western entnii'ico : Pass Libby Island Light a fail 
 berth on your starboard hand, and get it to bear S S \V half a mile, then run 
 N K by K until Avery's Roek bears N by K, then continue as via easteri 
 entrance. A steam fog whistl", located on the extreme SW end of the Island 
 gives in thick weather blasts cif 2 seconds' duration, separated by silent inter- 
 vals of VA .seconds. If tic whistle l)ecomes disabled, a bell will be struck by 
 hand. 
 
 Airry's liocl; in Machias liay, near inouth of River; tower built from the 
 top of keeper's dwelling, painted white; fixed red light, visible 8i miles 
 Bell struck by machinery every 11 seconds during foggy weather. 
 
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LiciiT-HonHKs — Kastpokt to Uoston. 
 
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 Union Sts. 
 
 GRANITE AMD TIN WARE IN GREAT VARIETY AT HORNCASTLE'S. 
 
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 via Lubec 
 om llu' en- 
 
 IdW water, 
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 > a niiiuiti', 
 Is ; blast 'A, 
 this Ligiit. 
 
 >n westerly 
 >.; Hashing 
 .• Narrows, 
 .ut 100 feet 
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 hor ; tower 
 a flash lin 
 nth. Also, 
 t)' O'.V _N : 
 vessels just 
 , leaving a 
 
 tfixiHdbec lU'ncli Liijlil ( >n north side fiisteriy ciitraiKt' In Ixeaeli ; fixed red 
 lens lantern, suspended from red irnii spindle ; lij^ht nuiiiitaincd nnly during 
 heascn of navigation. 
 
 Mons,pr,d- Lujhl. Latitude 44" 'l^' 28" N; longitude 07' :!1' oT" W; 
 white low r, white flash light, .'!<» sreonds hetween liashes, vi^ihle 14 mil<-. 
 Mistake Ishnid is to the noithwt'st side of cntiiuici' to Hay of I''unily. j-'or 
 entering .Mo(iNt'|»cak hai'hor, leave the light a fair hertli on your port hand, 
 and steer ahoiit a N W eoursf 1 mile, keeping midway lietween the shores on 
 either hand, and as soon as passing through th<' .Narrows haul towaitis tlie 
 y E a few lengths and aiK hor. There is another snuUI harl)or aliout N N K, 
 1] miles from the light, called the Cow Yard. From Moost-petik Light, 
 Jjhhy Island hears NL hy K \ L. tl miles, i'etit M<iian Light W ,' S, lo;] miles. 
 
 Modnrpi'itk Aulomntic l!iii>i/, in deep water, off .Moosepeak light; works hy- 
 aetion <tf the sea ; often iu-ard 4 milis; lU-aringsMoosi-pcak light hears X 
 hy W 2 miles, Petit .Menan Ledge W , S I") miles, I'etit Menau llglil VV lo 
 miles, Libhy island light j K 'J miles. 
 
 Ndtilic.'! IxIiiikI Lii/lil : white tower; lixed red li^ht, visible 111 miles. Ti> 
 enter Moosaliec Keacli, west eiitiaiiee, leave liiilit on starlioard hand ; also, a 
 guide to IMeasant Kiver. 
 
 Ndrnif/iKif/iis Liylif ; in top of a white dwelling ho\ise ; lixed white light, 
 visible lli; miles. Located on Pond Island, at port hand side of entrance to 
 Narraguagus Pay and iMillbridge. Hell struck by hand to answer signals in 
 thick weather. 
 
 I'rtit .]fni,tt, Llyht ; on Petit Menan lslan<l. Latitude 44° 22' '.V X ; lon- 
 gitude 07" 51' oV \y. Tall grey tower; white li^dit, varied by a flash once 
 in two nnnntes, visible 10 miles. This light is a warning ayainst dangerous 
 shoals, of which Petit Menan Ledge, or South ICast ilreaker, bears S S E 31 
 miles, on which is feet at low water, (Iron Nun liuoyl painted vertically 
 red and black stripes. Sims' liock bears S .1 V. 2 miles; 9 feet at low water. 
 
 ittle River. M (g^.^,. I5i„,y). Til)bett's ledge bears K by N :> miles, 9 feet at low water: 
 
 aehias Hay 
 owev; fixed 
 li the Light 
 
 via eastern 
 , leaving it 
 odv Island, 
 
 \ W half ;■• 
 
 the eastern 
 E from the 
 < Island 01', 
 ere is about 
 Light a fail 
 le, then n\v 
 
 via easteri. 
 
 the Island 
 silent inter- 
 )e struck by 
 
 ilt from the 
 e 8i miles 
 
 no 
 buoy. On Petit Menan there is also a steam fog alarm giving two blasts a 
 minute; intervals between blasts S and 42 seconds; heard S miles. A danger- 
 ous neighborhood for strangeis. 
 
 Peiil Menmi Whi^tlin<i Ihunj \ painted reil ; P ^I in black letters marked on. 
 it. This huoy is placeil half way l)etween Sims' Kock buoy and Petit Menan. 
 Reef bu( y. Nash Island light l>ears from this buoy N 10 [; K 8', miles; Petit. 
 Menan lighthouse N i; E 1 mile; Schoodic whistling buoy W ] N 7| miles. 
 
 l-'roKpect Harbor Licflit ; on the eastern side of entrance to Prospect llarbcr. 
 White tower, siiowinga flashing wA and white light, visible 11 '[ miles. In run- 
 ning for the Harbor, Itriiig the light to bear N .] E; but it is a dangerous 
 locality for strangers; hand bell rung in answer to sigiuils; latitude 44"^ 24' 
 12" N ; longitude 08° OU' 48^' \V. 
 
 ScQoddc Point WItiHilhvi liiunj ; painted red. Egg Rock Light House bears 
 from this buoy NW ', W, o miles; Petit Menan Light House E ;■ N, 7:[ miles. 
 This buoy bears SSW 1; of a mile from south end of Scoodac Island. Sounds 
 by motion of the sea, giving from 20 to oO blasts per minute. 
 
 WinU'r Harbor Liylit ; white tower ; ti.ved white light, visible 1 1 ', miles. On 
 south point of Mark Island, western entrance to harbor, leave on port hand ; 
 al;3o guide to Winter and Mosquito harbors; iiand bell rung in answer to signals. 
 
 E(/(j Hock LiijJit ; on Egg Rock, in Erenchman's Bay. White tower, 
 rising from the middle of a scpuire white dwelling. Fixed red light, visible 
 8.] miles. Fog bell struck by machinery, a double blow every 20 seconds. 
 
 C. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET. ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 36 Light-houses— Eastport to Boston. # 
 
 jrHORNCASTLE & COm 22 and 46 MAIN STREET, ST. JOHN, 
 
 Bearings— Bur Harbor bears NW :] N 'M miles; Baker's Island bears S\V by 
 
 8 
 
 ' S71 miles. 
 
 Baf-ers Maud Llyht ; lat. 44° 14' 29'^ N ; Ion. 68° 1 K 58^^ W ; white tower, 
 connected with keeper's house; iixed white light, varied by a white flash 
 everv 90 seconds; on liaker's Island, off' Mount Desert ; a guide to Cranberry 
 Island, north east and south west iiarbors. On entering either of these, leave 
 light on port hand; but ingoing to Bass harbor leave it on starboard hand 
 1 (idle. Bearings — Bass IIarl)or Head bears VV | N, 5 miles ; Mount Desert 
 Kock bears S ] \V, 18 nules; Petit Menan Light bears K by N \ N, 16 miles. 
 
 Baker's Maud WhMimi Buoy; painted red and black horizontal stripes. 
 Letters B I marked on it in white. Baker's Island Light House bears hmn 
 tlus buoy NNW ]\V li ndles; Bass Harbor Head Light House WNVV t W 
 6j miles; Scoodae Whistliiig Buoy X E by E :,' E 8ij miles. This buoy is a 
 guide to Frenchman's B,iy, Southwest Harbor, or Bass Harbor. 
 
 yortk East Harbor Li;i'ht ; tower painted brown, with black lantern ; fixed 
 white iighl, visible 14 miles, on Bear Island ; a guide to N E harbor by leaving 
 it on the slarboan' hand. 
 
 Biu^s Harbor Head and Li(/ht ; tower painted white; fixed red light, visible 
 Similes; northeast sidi of entr'uice to Bass Harbor and Blue Hill Bay, 
 Mount Desert ; a bell struck by hand to answer signals. To enter Blue Hill 
 Bay and Bass Harbor bring this light within the bearings of W by N i| N and 
 N W, and run for it, leaving the light loO yards on starboard hand, to cross 
 the bar in best water (10 feet at low water). When the light bears N by E 
 you are in best water on the l)ar. If bound to Bass Harbor, when the light 
 bears N K | of a mile steer N 1 \V into the harbor, keeping the starboard 
 liand shore witliin ', of a mile to clear Weaver Ledge, and anchor at will. 
 
 Great Duck Island L>(ihi ; on the southern extremity of Great Duck Island, 
 Me., fiasinng revl everv 10 seconds; also steam whistle blasts, 3 sec. intervals 
 17 sec; lat. 44° 8' ^2/'; Urn. 68° 14' 47"; light visible 13:] nules. 
 
 Mould Desert Bock ; latitude 43° oSm 8s ; longitude 68° 7m 44s ; grey towers 
 tixed white light, visible round entire horizon 14', miles; 3rd class Daboll 
 trumpet, blasts 7 seconds, silent intervals 40 seconds. If trumpet be disabled 
 a bell will be rung by hand. Bearings — Baker's Island bears N | E, 18 
 miles; IVtit Menan light l)ears N E A E, '2(') miles; Moosepeak bears N E by 
 E 1 E, 38 miles; Miitinicus light W , !S, 34 miles. Vessels bound to St. John 
 will run ENE straight uj> l)etween (Irand Manan and the American shore. 
 
 Burnt Coat Harbor L'ujht ; fixed white light, visible 14i miles; on south- 
 west side of Swan's Island. To enter iiarbor, bring the light to bear N E ,' 
 N, and run for it until ipiite close aboard, then haul to E by N about 4 of a 
 nule to anchorage. 
 
 Eggemof/ijin Light ; white tower ; fixed white light, visible 9 miles ; on Green 
 Island, at entrance to Eggemoggin Reach; also, guide to F^llsworth. 
 
 Saddlr-JiacL Ligid ; tower, upper part, grey ; lower l>art, white; on an Islet 
 near 8 W end of Isle an Haute; a guide to Isle au Haute Bay, and to East 
 Penobscot Bay; fixeil white light, visible 12;| miles; leave on port hand lair 
 berth and steer N \ W for Eagle Herd Light; dangerous ledges for nearly 
 the whole distance between this light and Carver's harbor. 
 
 Mark Island Light, >n\ an Islancl at the western entrance to Deer Island 
 Thoroughfare, or to Merchants' Row; white tower; fixed white light, visible 
 12] miles. This station is in Isle au Haute Bay, bearing about N N E from 
 Saddle-Back 4 miles. To enter Thoroughfare, leave light on starboard hand ; 
 to enter Merchant's Row, leave it on the port hand. 
 
 FEATHERS DTED ALL SHADES, 
 
Light-houses — Eastport to Boston. 
 
 
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 SELL THE PUREST AND BEST PAINTS AND OILS. 
 
 rs SW by 
 
 lite tower, 
 hite flash 
 [Cranberry 
 lese, leave 
 •artl hand 
 nit Desert 
 16 miles, 
 al stripes, 
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 ^NVV I W 
 bnoy is a 
 
 ;rn ; iixed 
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 ht, visible 
 Hill Bav, 
 
 Bine Hill 
 S if N anil 
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 [•s N by E 
 11 the light 
 
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 t will, 
 ii'k Island, 
 , intervals 
 
 rev towers 
 iss Daboll 
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 N 1 E, 18 
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 St. John 
 
 1 shore, 
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 ear N E ( 
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 on Green 
 
 on an Islet 
 nd to East 
 t hand fair 
 for nearly 
 
 leer Island 
 
 ;lit, visible 
 
 N E from 
 
 )ard han<l ; 
 
 Herons Neck Light, on the sontli point of Green Island, the most southern 
 one of the Fox Islands; a gnide to Carver's Harbor and to Hurricane Sound ; 
 wiiite tower, iixed red liglit; visible 8-] miles. 
 
 Goose Rucka Light ; On Goose Uocks Ledge, on Northerly side of Main 
 Easterly entrance to Fox Island Thoroughfare, Me. Fixed red with fixed 
 white sector ; the white can be seen when bearing from N VV i| W to N W i| N. 
 When approacldng from tlie eastward, the white must be kept in sight until 
 nearly up with, then left (m starboard side. Bearings and distances of promi- 
 nent objects from the light as follows: Trvpod on Channel Rock S E by E 
 t^ E, 1 mile; Bell Buoy on Channel Rock, S E ^ E, 1 l-lti miles; FlagStafion 
 Hospital Widows' Ishmd, S by W, o-l(!th of a mile. 
 
 Eagle Head Light, on Eagle Island, at the head of Isle an Haute Bay ; guide 
 to the N Vj entrance to Penobscot Bay. \'essek' on entering will leave Saddle 
 Back on the [)ort hand and lun straight for Eagle Heiul, leaving it on the port 
 side; white tower; tixed white light; visible 16 miles. 
 
 Pmnpkiii Ixldml ; white tower; fixed white light, visible 12 miles ; a guide 
 to Eggemoggin Reach from the west; leave it on the starbf)ard hand. 
 
 Dicers Head: white tower; fixed white light, visible \1\ miles; north side 
 of entrance to Castiiie Harbor, Maino. 
 
 Fort Point Light : white tower; tixed white light, visible lo miles, on Old 
 Fort Point; left liand side of entrance to Penobscot River. 
 
 (irindeVs Point ; white tower; Iixed while light, visil)le 11.] miles ; on the 
 north side of entrance to (iilkey's Harbor, on Long Island, Penobscot Bay. 
 
 Negro Idand Light ; white tower; fixed white light, visible 12^ miles; at 
 so>Uh si(K'^ of entrance to Camden Harbor. 
 
 Indian hinnd Light ; white tower ; fixed red light, visible 8.] miles ; east 
 side of entrance to Rockport Harbor, Penobscot Bay. Latitude, 44° 9^ 55^^ 
 X ; longitude, 69° [V 'IW W. Hand bell rung in answer to signals. 
 
 Browiix LL'ad lAght ; white tower, attached to Keeper's dwelling; fixed 
 white light, but sliowing red between tlie bearings S W by W :] \V and W by 
 S .) S, visible 111 miles. In entering Fox Island Thoroughfare from the 
 bay, keep in the red light to clear the Fid(Uer and the Bay Ledges. Situated 
 on western side of Fox Island, and at cast side of western entrance to 
 Tlioroughfare. It is extinguished when Thoroughfare is closed by ice. Lati- 
 tude 44° ()iu 42s N, longitude ()^° o4m 36s W. 
 
 OwVs Head Light ; white tower; fixed white light, visible 15j miles; guide 
 to Rockland harbor; also f(^ vessels bound up or down western Penobscot Bay. 
 Fog bell struck bv machinery every 15 seconds. Latitude 44° TV 32^^ N ; 
 longitude 6')° 2m 40s W. 
 
 White Head Light; latitude, 43° 58m 43s X; longitude, 69° 7m 30s W ; 
 grey tower, connected with white dwelling; fixed white light, visible 14', 
 miles; on east end of Whitehead Island, western entrance to Penobscot Bay; 
 also a steam fog alarm, giving a Idast of 4 seconds' duration, followed by 
 itUerval of 26 seconds. 
 
 South Hrraker Bell Boat; painted red; \ mile S by W :| W. In running 
 for White Hetnl to be left on starl)oar(l hand. 
 
 Matinicn.^ Lijht. Two Iixed white lights, visible 15', miles. Also, a 12 inch 
 steain fog whistle, sounding blasts of 5 seconds diu-ation with intervals of 25 
 seconds. Located on Maliuicus Rock. Latitude, 43° 47M''' N; longitude, 
 Ii8° or 20'' W, Bearings— Mount Desert Rock bears E ', N, 33 miles; Mon- 
 heigan Light Inars W by N 21 m. Course to Portland Head, W :| N, 64 m. 
 
 Motiheigaii Liqht ; latitude 43° 45m 53s N; longitude 60° 18m 50s W; grey 
 
 C. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Light-houses — Eastport to Boston. 
 
 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN ST. JOHN TO GET A GOOD COOK STOVE 
 
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 tower: wliitellasli liglit, visil)le 191 miles, flasliing once a minute; on Mouliei- 
 gan Island. Hearings— Matinieus bears E by S, 21 miles ; .Seguin Light bears 
 W il N, 20 miles; White Head Light bears' N E :| E, LS miles. Als(., on 
 Manana Island, near Monheigan, a first class Daboll triun})et, giving a blast 
 of 15 seconds duration, at intervals of 40 seconds. 
 
 Duck Rock Whistle Baoij ; is N from Manancus fog whistle stations Im., and 
 ] of mile N N W from beacon on Duck Rocks. This buoy is a guide to clear 
 buck Kock in running for White Hd. Leave on starboard hand of Blk. Pt. buoy. 
 
 Tenant' a Harbor LUjht ; white tower; fixed red light, visible l.'J.l miles, Hash- 
 ing red every minute; on end of Southern Island, entrance to Tenant's Har- 
 bor. (Only used by small vessels). 
 
 Port Clyde; white and grey tower; fixed white light, visible 10 miles; on 
 Marshall's Point, east side of entrance to Herring (hit, 8t. (leorge, Maine. 
 
 Franklin Light ; white towtr; fixed white light, varied by a white fla.-^h 
 every 00 seconds ; on Franklin Island; a guide to vessels entering Thoma — 
 ton, Me.; leave it on starboard hand going in. 
 
 Peinaqmd Point; white tower; fixed white light, visible 14j miles; west 
 side of entrance to Bristol Bay, and east side of entrance to John's Bay. 
 
 Townsend or Burnt hUnid i,ic/A/— Fixed red, with two white sectors; south- 
 east white sector between NW .] N and NW by N ]- N ; southerly white sector 
 between N :[ E and N by E ; E. Entering harbor keep in white sector. 
 
 Bantam Ledyc. — A whistling buoy, painted red, with the letters " B. L." in 
 black, moored in 18 fathoms, Bantam Ledge bearing N, if of a mile distant. 
 It is a guide past Bantam Ledge and into Boothbay Har. from the southward. 
 
 Ram Inland Li;/hi ; on Kam Island, at eastern entrance to Boothbay, Me. 
 Fixed red light with two fixed white sectors; easterly white sector between 
 W 1 N and W :, N; westerly white sector between X E ', X and X E by E 
 :; E. Latitude, 4;;° 48m 14s'X ; longitude. 69° o5m r)4s. 
 
 Hipocritf. Bell Buoy ; } of mile oil" Xorth end of llipocrite Ledge, Ram 
 Island Light. Bears from buoy W X W ;} W .] mile X E, Point White 
 Island S S E .J E J' of mile. To be left (m port hand running for Ram Island 
 passage to Townsend. 
 
 The CuckoUrs Bell Bnoi/ ; iiainted black; off south end of Cuckold's dry 
 ledges, .J mile from Trypod Beacon on the ledges. To be left on port hand m 
 running from Seguin for Townsend Harbor ; bearings from bell boat, Ram 
 Island Lighthouse, X' E by E I E, the Cuckold's Beacon X"^ by E. 
 
 /)rto;/t 7>'/// /i/i/ra/(w —Fog signal stations on the Cuckolds. During thici 
 and foggy weather a Daboll triuni)et will be sounded at the fog signal station 
 recently erected on the highest i)art of the most easterly Cuckolds. The 
 tnmipet will sound blasts of 15 seconds duration, separated by silent intervals 
 of 40 seconds. 
 
 Sheepmttt Lii/ht ; white tower; white flashlight, visible 12 miles, flashing 
 twice a minute; on Hendrick's Head, on the east side of Sheepscott Bay, and 
 entrance to Sheepscott River; guide to Southport and Wiscasset. 
 
 Kennebec Lif/ht ; on Pond Island, at entrance to the Kennebec Riveiv 
 White tower; fixed white light, visible 13 miles. Also, a bell struck liy 
 machinery 8 times a minute. Tiiis light will be left on the port hand by 
 vessels entering the Kennebec River. 
 
 Seyuin Liuht ; latitude 415° 42m 2()s X; longitude G9° 45m 32s W; grev 
 tower ; fixed white light of the first order, visible 19] miles ; on Seguin Island, 
 off the mouth of the Kennebec River; to enter (he river, leave the ligiit on 
 the starboard hand, and run for Pond Island. Also, a steam fog whistle, sound- 
 
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 station 
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 intervals 
 
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 River, 
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 band bv 
 
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 ligbt on 
 
 le. sound- 
 
 is AT J. HORNGASTLE & GO.'S, 22 and 4G MAIN STREET, ST. JOHN. 
 
 ing blasts of S seconds duration at intervals of 52 seconds. Bearings — Halt- 
 way Rock liglit beais \V , N, 18 miles; Pond Island ligbt bears X, 11 miles; 
 I'ape Elizal)etb i)ears W by S, 22 miles; Monbeigan ligbt bears E o S, 20 miles. 
 
 Half- \V(ui Jlurk- Lif/ht; latitude 43= o9m 22s N ; longitude 70° 2m 14s W ; 
 grey tower: lixed white ligbt. varied In* a red llasb every 1)0 seconds; on 
 Half- Way Rock, Casco Bay. Bearings — Segiiin ligbt bears E i N, 12'| miles; 
 Little M;"irk Island Monument, N by K I K, 8^ miles; Portbuid Head Liglit, 
 W s S, l'] miles; ( 'ape Eiiznhetb Ligbt, "W 8 W, southerly. 8,; miles. 
 
 Half -WiUI Rock WluHlUiKj Ihunj; [laiuted rt'd. H;ilf-Way Rock ligbtbouse 
 bears X from tbe buoy one mile. Tliis is a guide in running from Portland 
 from tbe eastward. 
 
 Portland Head LUjht ; lai. 43° 87m 2;5s N ; Ion. 70° 12m 30s W : wbite tower; 
 fixed wbite ligbt, visible lo:; m. ; oil west side of entrance to Portland Harbor. 
 Also, a DaboU's air trumpet, giving blasts of 8 sees. durati(jn once in 40 sees. 
 
 Banyes Mand Point ; bell I'oat, ] of mile 8 }, W from Banges Island Point. 
 The buoy sounds by action of tbe sea. To be left on tbe starboard band in 
 running in to Portland Harbor. Ft guides you clear of Banges Island Point. 
 I'ortland Head ligbtbouse bears from tbe huoy S\V ] W ] mile. 
 
 Sprinff Point Li.dac Li(/ht — Red Hash, witb wbite sector; ajiproaching bar- 
 bor keep in wbite sector to avoul danger. Breakwater Ligbt bears from this 
 light NW }. W ■■ mile. 
 
 Portland Breakwider ; brown tower; lixed red light, varied by a red flash 
 every 40 seconds, visible 10! miles. This is a harbor ligbt, and stands on tbe 
 end of tbe granite breakwater extending out from the south side of the har- 
 bor; to be left on the port hand wnile |)assing up the harbor. 
 
 Cape Elizabeth Lif/lds ; latitude 48° 88m o8s X ; longitude 70° 1 2m 2s W ; tw<j 
 brown towers, 900 ieet apart, and ranging X E bv E and .S W by W; easterly 
 light, white, fixed; westerly liglit, white, varied by Hash once a minute, visible 
 17', miles. Also, a 2nd cU\«8 steam siren; blasts 5 seconds, alternate silent 
 intervals of 8 seconds and 42 seconds. If siren is disalded, a 12-iuch steam 
 whistle will be sounded. Bearings — Boon Lland Light bears S W ] S, 30 
 miles; Thatcher's Island bears S W :[ S, 02 miles. These lights are a warn- 
 ing against dangerous shoals, of which Alden's Rock is mostly to be feared, 
 bearing .SE by E2.'. miles, on which is (! feet of water at low water ; tbe others 
 range from 14 to 18 feet at low water. To ap})roach I'ortland at night, get 
 Portland Head Light to bear N X W and rini for it, leaving it a fair berth on 
 tbe port hand, then run X by W 1 mile, then X :] W till Breakwater ligbt 
 liears X AV by W ' W, ilieu rini X AV 1 mile and anchor. 
 
 Automatic Buoij ; a whistling buoy of the largest class is placed near Old 
 Anthony Shoal, on which is 18 feet at low tide. In making this buoy in 
 thick weather and wishing to enter Portland, pass I of a mile inside of it and 
 5-un X by E \ E 4] miles, when Portland Head will bear about X X W, when 
 proceed as before. This buoy is often heard six miles. 
 
 Wood Hand Light ; latitude 48° 27m 24s X; buigitude 70° 19m 4()s W: 
 wbite tower ; fixed red light, varied by a red flash every minute, visible 14 
 miles; near entrance to Saco River, and guide to Winter Harbor and Bidde- 
 ford Pool, by leaving it on port hand. .Vlso, a bell struck by machinery, two 
 blows in rapid succession, followeil by an intei'val of 2-") seconds, then one 
 Mow. To enter the northeast<rn channel in day time run in to northeast- 
 ward of the light untij tbe clnr b steejjle in the Pool settlement bears 8 W 
 hw S \ S, and run for it, leaving Xegro Island on the left and Stage Island 
 
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 C. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINGESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 40 
 
 Light-houses— Eastport to Boston. 
 
 f 
 
 STEEL PLOWS, SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, CULTIVATORS, AND 
 
 on the right and anchor as soon as in past Negro Island. There is another 
 channel to the westward of the light, but more dangerous. 
 
 Goat Island; lat. 43° 21m 28s N ; Ion. 70° 2ora 32s W; white tower; fixed 
 white light, visible 11m.; (harbor of refuge) on the north side of entrance to 
 Cape Porpoise harbor (near Kennebunk) ; leave on starboard hand going in. 
 Boon Tdand; latitude 43° 7m 17s N ; longitude 70° 28m 37s \V ; grey gra- 
 nite tower, 133 feet above high water; fixed white light, visible 111 miles; off 
 York. Bearings— Cape Elizabeth lights bear N E by N, 30 miles ; Matin iciis 
 lights bear E bv N, 80 miles ; Cape Ann lights bear S by W f W, 30 miles; 
 Isle Shoals Light bears S W ] S 12 miles. 
 
 Automatic Buoy; a whistling buoy is placed just ofl^ Boon Island ledge; it 
 is painted red and black in horizontal stripes, with "B I L" painted in white 
 on the middle black band. Is often heard miles. It bears E by S 3J miles 
 from Boon Island light. The ledge is awash at low water. 
 
 Cape Neddick Light ; brown tower; fixed red light, visible 11 ', miles. Also, 
 a bell striking one blow every 15 seconds. Two dangerous ledges, York 
 Ledge and the Triangle, lie S by \V and S S W, respectively, from this 
 light about 4 miles distant. York Ledge is marked with an Iron Spindle, 
 the Triangle simply with a common can buov. 
 
 Isle of Shoals; latitude, 42° 58m 2s N; longitude, 70° 37_m 25s W; white 
 tower; light, flashing, red and white, visible 14 1 miles, flashing evey 75 sees ; 
 on White Island, the most south western of the Isle of Shoals cluster, off'Ports- 
 mouth, N. II. Bearings — Boon Island light bears N E i N, 12 miles; Whale's 
 Back light bears X N W, 7 miles; Newburyport Bar bears S W by W 
 i;> miles ; Cape Ann lights bear S 17 miles. 
 
 Whale's Back Light; latitude 43= 3m 32s N ; longitude J0° 41m 49s W ; old 
 tower white, new tower natural granite color; fixed white light, varied liy 
 flashes, visible 13 miles; flashes once in l.\ minutes. Fog trumpet giving 
 blasts at intervals of 30 seconds. Also, a bell, struck by hand, both locate<l in 
 the old tower; all to be left on starlionrd hand going into Portsmouth. 
 
 Portsmouth Harbor Light; brown tower; fixed white light, visible 12 miles ; 
 on left side of inner entrance to Portsmouth harbor. To enter Portsmoutl: 
 harbor get Portsmouth liglit to bear N :| W, and run for it until Whale's 
 Back light bears S E by E and you are abreast the southern end of Wood 
 Island, then steer N 2 E until past Fort Point, and Portsmouth lighthouse 
 bears W by S h S, then steer N W until the light bears 8 by E, and anchor; 
 or, when Portsmouth ligiit bears S l)y E, steer 8 W ;,' S, and anchor close iii 
 shore in the cove to the westward of Fort Constitution in from 2^ to i) fathoms, 
 Strangers in entering Portsmouth harbor should take a pilot if possible. 
 
 Newburyport Harbor Light ; white tower ; fixed white light, visible 12') miles. 
 Also, a beacon, range of light, 3.36 feet in front of main light ; black and white 
 tower ; fixed white light, visible 8 miles. These lights, in range, guide across 
 the bar, in best water; bar constantly changes ; outer bar buoy is in range witli 
 inner bar buoy and both lights; the beacon is moved as the channel changes. 
 This station is on the nortii end of Plum Island, and on the south side of 
 entrance to the Merrimac River, V;..,s. (Strangers should not attempt to enter. 1 
 Newbiiri/port Upper Harbor; two lights (beacons); outer beacon, black tOAver, 
 fixed red ligiit, visible 10 nils. ; inner beacon, red tower, fixed green light, visible 
 12 miles; both on Bailey's wharf, and to be left on port side passing up t!u 
 harbor. 
 
 Ipswich Lights; on Ciustle Neck, south side of entrayce to Ipswich Harhor ; 
 a main light, with a range light in front; main light fixed, white, varied 
 
 )V 
 
 SUITS CLEANED OR DTED AT SHORT NOTICE, 
 
Light-houses — Eastport to Boston. 
 
 41 
 
 AND 
 
 ALL THE SMALLER IMPLEMENTS AT HORNCASTLE'S. 
 
 is another 
 
 er ; fixed 
 
 ntrance to 
 
 going in. 
 
 grey iJ^ra- 
 
 miles; off 
 
 Matin icu3 
 
 30 miles; 
 
 1 ledge ; it 
 i in white 
 ^ 3J miles 
 
 les. Also, 
 
 ges, York 
 
 from this 
 
 1 Spindle, 
 
 W; white 
 
 ■ y 75 sees ; 
 
 '.oflf'Ports- 
 
 =;; Whale's 
 
 W by W 
 
 49s W ; old 
 varied hy 
 
 pet giving 
 located in 
 th. 
 
 e 12 miles; 
 
 ortsmoiUl: 
 
 1 Whale's 
 
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 ightlionse 
 
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 sible. 
 12.1 miles, 
 and whitt 
 lide across 
 range with 
 el changes. 
 
 i\{\i side of 
 )t to enter.' 
 lack toAver. 
 ght, visible 
 ing up tin 
 
 ;h Harbor; 
 varied bv 
 
 flashes, visible 11 miles, fiiishing (jnce in 1.] minutes, shown from a white 
 tower; range light, fixed, white, visible 8 miles, shown from a black tower ; 
 the lights are 625 feet apart, N E A E and S W h \\ ; in range, they guide to 
 entrant;e of channel across Ipswich Bar in the best water, which at present is 
 but 6 feet at low water. 
 
 Annisquam Light; white tower; fixed white light, visible 12 miles; a har- 
 ijor of refuge for small vessels; on Wigwam Point, east side of entrance to 
 Annisquam harbor; 6 feet of water on Squam Bar at low tide. To cross the 
 l)ar, bring the light to bear south and run for it, leaving it on the port side ; 
 then run for the Lobster Rock Beacon, and leave it on the port side also. 
 
 Straltmouth Mand ; (in south side of Sandy Bay, entrance to Kockport har- 
 bor; white tower; fixed white light, visible 11 miles; to be left on port hand 
 in going to Rockport. Bad ledges lie off this light. Strangers shoidd keep 
 the north shore of Sandy Bay best aboard on entering Rockport; shelter only 
 for a few small vessels. 
 
 Cape Ann LigJih ; latitude 42° 3Sm 13s; longitude 70° 34m 32s W; two 
 grey granite towers, 165 feet above sea level ; fixed white light, visible 19 
 mi'.es; the lights are 900 feet apart, in range at S S W :uid N N E; located 
 on Thatcher's Island off Cape Ann, and the northern limit of Massachusetts 
 Bay; to be left on the starboard hiuid in going towards Boston. Bearings — 
 Isle of Shoals bears N, 17 miles ; Boon Ishinil X N E, 30 miles ; Gloucester 
 Light S W l)y W 1 W, 6 miles; Long Island Light S W by W, 24 miles; 
 Ca{»e Cod Highland Light S by E '\ E. 43 m. ; Londoner Ledge S E by E, I m. 
 Salvage Ledge N N I<], 2 m. Also, a 10 inch steam whistle, giving each minute 
 a blast of 8 seconds and a blast of 4 seconds, with alternate intervals of 4 and 
 44 seconds. 
 
 Gloucester Light, on Eastern Point ; on east side of entrance to (xloueester 
 harbor; white tower; a Hashing red litrlit, showing (mce every 5 seconds, 
 visible 13 miles. When coming from the Eastward, bound into (iloucester 
 harbor, give the liglit a good berth to clear Eastern Point Ledge (spar buoy) ; 
 then, when the light bears X E ;,' X, run X W •] X until the ui)i)er harbor 
 light bears N E by X .' X, then run for it, .-ind anchor A mile Shy W from the 
 light. Also, a bell struck by machinery, a double blow every 20 seconds. 
 
 Whistliiii/ Tinny off KdHicrn J^oint — Chiinged to and ofl" Thatcher's Island- 
 Thatcher's Island bearing XW by W iibout 21. miles. 
 
 Gloucester Ifurbor Light, on Ten Pound Island, east side of entrance to 
 inner liarbor; brown tower; Hashing white light every 5 seconds; visible 
 12 miles; to enter harbor, bring this light to l>ear X E by X •] X, and run 
 for it until Eastern Point Light bears S S E, and anchor in channel way or 
 continue until Eastern Point light bears S, then steer EXE until Ten Pound 
 Island liglit bears X, and anchor in S El harbor, in from 4 to 6 fathoms — hard 
 mud; or, from this point steer alxmt X W by X between Ten Pound Island 
 Ledge buoy and Ten Pound Islantl (giving the point of the Island a good 
 berth), until the light bears E, then st^^r X .] E until the light bears S by E, 
 and anchor in western harbor. 
 
 Automatic Baog ; a whistling buoy is moored i] of a mile, S by W from 
 Eastern Point light, permanently kept. 
 
 Bakers Island Lights ; latitude 42° 32m 12s X ; longitude 70° 47 ra lis W ; 
 two white towers, ranging S E and X W ; fixed white light, visible 16', miles ; 
 located on the north end of Baker's Island, south side of entrance to Salem 
 and Beverly harbors. In coming from the southward vessels bound to Salem 
 
 C. E. BRACKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN. N. B. 
 
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 LrciHT-HOusEH— Eastpout to Boston. 
 
 -lie 
 
 REPAIRS FOR PLOWS, MOWING MACHINES AND HORSE RAKES 
 
 ■ Keep the lowest light oiion to the east of the high light, and run for it; thi^ 
 guides to the eastward of the South-east Breakers and Searl's Rock. Give 
 Bilker's Island a berth of not less than half a mile, leaving it on the port hand. 
 
 en run to;- Hospital Point Light, hearing ahont W by N \ N, until Derby 
 
 harfliyht is in range with Fort Pickering light, when 8alen» harbor will be 
 CO the W S W of you, and P>everly harbor W by N .1 N. Also, a bell struck 
 bv machinery, a single and a douiile blow alternately, intervals '.]0 seconds. 
 For better information, a lens panel has been placed in "Hospital Point" 
 Light, which makes a more brilliant light in the line of the ships' channel 
 from Baker's Island than on either side, and serves to keep vessels from danger 
 on either side. 
 
 If(iK}){t'ii Point: white t<iwer; lixed white light, visible 13] miles; on Hos- 
 pital P'lint, north side of entrance to Salem and Beverly Harbor. 
 
 Far* PirkcriiK/ Lif/ht ; brown lower ; fixed white light, visible 10.1 miles ; on 
 Winter isiand, north side of entrance to Salem har))or. On entering Salem 
 harlxir fiom near Hospilsd Point, uet Derl)y Wharf light in range with Fort 
 Pickering light to clear the Haste Shoal ; good anchorage half a mile S W by 
 S from this light, with Derby Wharf light bearing W l)y S. 
 
 Dcrh'f Wharf Ll</lit ; on the end of Derby Wharf Salem upper harbor; red 
 tower, lixed red light, visible To miles. 
 
 ^[iil•bld^eJ^(l Li(/hl, on Marbleliead Neck. SI"] side of entrance to Marble- 
 head, and to Salem South Channel ; whiti; tower ; fixed white light, visible 1 1 
 miles: good anchorage half a mile W by S from this light. To enter harb(»r. 
 bring the light to bear N W, and run for it until within two miles of it, then 
 bring it to bear W X W, and run for it, leaving Marblehead Rock (a high 
 rockv Islet with beacon at top) 150 vards on vour }»ort hand, and when i: 
 bears S W run X W i X until the light bears S by W, then rini S W :] W 
 into the harbor, and anchor between the light and the town. 
 
 h)/f/ liock Lir/ht ; white tower; fixed red light, visible 8.;, miles; guide to 
 S,v.uii|)scot anchorage and to Broad Sound. Leave it l.V miles on the starboard 
 iiand on entering Broad .Sound. 
 
 _ BoMoa Light i'mc/ No. r)4 — Lat. 42° 19^ 19^', Ion. 70" 4.")' i" ; two fixed rci 
 lights, visible 111 miles; 12 inch steam fog whistle, giving blast of o second*, 
 interval of .35 seconds per minute. 
 
 Minut\< Ledje Lujht ; latitude 42^ 16m lis N ; longitude 70° 45m .3.5s W: 
 entrance to Boston Bay; dark gray granite tower, 100 feet high; flashiiiu 
 white, signalling the number 14;> every 30 seconds, thus: 1 flash; eclipx 
 al)out 3 seconds ; 4 flashes; eclipse about ."> seconds; 3 Hashes ; ecli|)se abmi! 
 15 seconds. Davis' Ledge Buoy bears E by S; Boston light be.vrs N W \ W. 
 7 miles. This course must be kept good,, northerly, to pass Bell Boat, off" tli. 
 north side of the Harding's Ledge (about 4:] miles t'rom Minot's Ledge Light . 
 A good mark to clear the Harding's Bell Boat, after passing Minot's light, i- 
 to keep Long Island Head light (fixed white) just open to the north of the 
 Narrows Light, which is a red liglit. 
 
 ^ Nix Mate Light Buoi/. — \ gas buoy, painted black and showing a fixed whiit' 
 light, just inside of Nix Mate bell l)Uoy, entrance to Boston harbor, Mass. 1' 
 the ice runs strongly, this and similar buoys in the entrances to Boston harlx ; 
 ivill be 'aken up. 
 
 JLiraing Ledge and Cenlarion Rocks. — A light buoy, painted black and show- 
 ing a fixed white (gas) light, was placed just inside of Harding Ledge b-K 
 buoy, entrance to Boston harbor. The light buov is moored in 48 feet i ' 
 water, on the following bearings: Minots Ledge lighthouse S 58° 30' E true 
 
 CLOTHING SENT BT MAIL OR EXPRESS RECEIVES PROMPT ATTENTION, 
 
 Dee 
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 Long 
 entran( 
 
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Light-houses — Ii^a.stport to Boston. 
 
 43 
 
 ^ES 
 
 CAN ALWAYS BE PROMPTLY OBTAINED AT HORNGASTLE'S. 
 
 it; thi^ 
 
 , Give 
 
 rt hand. 
 
 .1 Derby 
 
 r will l)e 
 
 11 struck 
 
 seconds. 
 
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 ohaniu'l 
 
 1 dangei' 
 
 on Hos- 
 
 liles ; on 
 ig Salem 
 kith Fort 
 ; S W bv 
 
 bor 
 
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 s'isible 11 
 r harbor, 
 f it, then 
 . (a high 
 1 when i' 
 S W :1 W 
 
 guide t<i 
 starboard 
 
 i fixed red 
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 n 3osW: 
 ; flashini, 
 h ; eclipst 
 ipse abiiut 
 S^ W \ W 
 •at, off" thr 
 ge Light . 
 ;'s light, i- 
 )rth of the 
 
 ixed whit*' 
 
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 ton harlx : 
 
 and sho\\- 
 Ledge bcl 
 1 48 feet < '' 
 30' E trii*' 
 
 MENTION, 
 
 iH E i E mag) : Harding Ledge l)eacon S4P W (rue (S W ] VV niaji) ; Boston 
 iightlioiise N <)0° W true (N W ', W mag). : jrth end of Centurion buoy a 
 light buoy, jiainted black, niunbered •">, and showing a fixed wiiite (gasi 
 
 lik'lit. 
 
 Boston Lic/ht ; latitude 42'' lOni Us N ; loni-itude 70° o.Sm 2<)s W ; on Little 
 
 i Brewster Island, north si<lc of entrance to luaiu sliiji channel to Boston ; white 
 
 tower; white flash light, flashing once every half minute, visible lo] miles. 
 
 r'irst-class steam siren; l>lasts.") seconds, alternate silent intervals of 10 and 40 
 
 seconds. From ("ajH' Cod highlands the course for Boston Light is X W 
 
 by W I W, whi(di well clears Minot's Ledge and the llardings; then, when 
 
 well past Minot's, bring Boston light to iiear W by N i N and run for it until 
 
 ' within i of a mile of it or initil the lieacon light l)ears about W by X, then 
 
 ^rini W |S until the Beacon light bears W X W, then run W l)y X leaving 
 
 |the Beaet)n ligiit 100 yards on your starboard hand, then steer X W ] W 
 
 * (keeping the middle of the chainiel ) fnr the Xarrows Itetween ( ialloups and 
 
 li-jvell's Islands, then about X W ;} X for the l)ell buoy off'Xix's Mate, which 
 
 leive on iiort hand, then nui W by X .', X for Fort Inc^^pendence, leaving the 
 
 io',v(er middle buoy, red can, Xo. (•, a good berth on your starboard, and State 
 
 Ledge buoy, red Xun Xo. 8 dose altoard on your starboard ; then run about 
 
 X W :J^ X for the upi)er middle buoy, black Xun Xo. 9, which leave on 
 
 your port, then the course to Long Wharf or to good anchorage is about X W 
 
 rk W. If making Boston ship chatuicl from Ca|)e Aiui, get Tliatcher's Island 
 
 ^ li',-ht to bear X X W from 2 to -S miles, then steer S W 1 VV until Boston liglil 
 
 bears W by X ■'. X. Then proceed as befoi-e given. 
 
 S^arrowH Ll(/ht ; black lantern on white hexaij;onal dwelling, pile founda- 
 tion ; fixed red light, visible SI miles; on the right hand side of Xarrows, 
 in Sbip Channel entrance to Bosion harbor; also, a bell stru.ck by machinery 
 every 20 seconds. 
 
 Deer Idand Llf/ht ; on tlie south extremity of the S[)it, making out \ mile 
 to the southward from Deer Islautl entrance to Boston IIarl)or; fixed while, 
 varied by a red flash every .')0 seconds ; also a bell struck by machinery every 
 10 seconds in foggy weather. 
 
 Lonf/ Island Lujht; on the X E end of Long Island and southern side of 
 entrance to Boston inner harbor: brown tower; fixed white light, visible 16; 
 ni...o. In coming up ship channel, and after leaving Xix's Mate buoy on the 
 pjrt hand, and Long Island Light l)ears W by .•< \ S, run W by X ] X for the 
 south end of the Castle until tlie Castle Xorlli Wliarf bears X W by W ^ W, 
 or abreast of the State Ledge Buoy (red, Xo. 8), then X VV \ X to the Upper 
 Middle Buoy (black, Xo. 9), wliich leave on i)ort hand, then tlie course to Long 
 AVharf is X VV { \\. But if ai)pro,iciiing Boston from Ca|)e Ann, via Broad 
 ftound, bring Long Island Light to l)car .S VV by VV, and run for it until Deer 
 Island Point Beacon bears X VV !)y X ' X, three-eighths of a mile distant, 
 then W by X \ X up *he harbor. .Strangers should bear in mind that in tiie 
 iiiiddle of Bro.'id Sounil there is but 8 feet of water at low tide ; but by keeping 
 on the southern sid«' of the Sound, leaving the (rraves Whistling Buoy > 'i 
 mile on your port hand and the D^'vil's LimI) Buoy (black can Xo. 1) ^ 
 mile on port hand, and running straight to Ram's Head buoy (black can buoy 
 No. 5) about W S VV, passing Aldricli's Ledge buc)y (black can Xo. .3) | mile 
 on port, then leavinn' Ham's head oO yards distant on port, and run 
 about W^ \ S to clear Deer Island I*oint P.eacon, yon can carry 12 feet safely. 
 From the Beacon you will steer VV { X for lower middle buoy, then W by X | 
 ,X for Slate Ledge Buoy, wiien proceed as before given. 
 
 G. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINGESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Nkw Rules of tiik Road at Sea. 
 
 J. HORNGASTLE & GO. MAKE A SPEGIALTY OF SOLE, HARNESS, 
 
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 NEW RULES OF THE ROAD AT SEA. 
 
 Amended and Adopted by Oi'dcr-in-Coimril, and to come in force on and after 
 
 Jul,/ 1, 1897. 
 
 INTERPRETATION. 
 
 1. In this Act, unless tlie context otherwise requires, — 
 
 {(i) The expression "vessel" includes every description of vessel used in 
 navigation ; 
 
 (6) Tlie expression "ship" includes every description of vessel not pro- 
 pelled hy oars ; 
 
 (c) The expression "steani-shij)" or "steam-boat" includes every vessel 
 propelled wholly or in part by steam or by any machinery or power other 
 than sails or oars; 
 
 ((/) The expression "ordinary practice of seamen," as ajiplied to any case, 
 means and includes the ordinary practice of skilful and careful persons en- 
 gaged in navigating the waters of Canada in like cases; 
 
 {e) The expressiongf' owner " includes the lessee or charterer of any vessel 
 having the control of the n-ivigation thereof 4;? V., c. 211, s. S. 
 
 REGULATIONS FOR PREVEKTING COLLISIONS AND FOR DISTRESS SIGNALS. 
 
 t2. The following rules with respect to lights, fog signals, distress signals, 
 steering and sailing and rafts shall apply to :.ll the rivers, lakes, and other 
 navigal)!c waters within Canada, or within the jurisdiction of the Parliament 
 thereof, that is to say : Preliminary. 
 
 In the following rules every steam-vessel which is under sail and not under 
 steam is to be considered a sailing ve<sel ; and every vessel under steam, 
 whether under sail or not, is to be considered a steam-vessel. 
 
 The word "steam-vessel" shall include any vessel propelled by machinery. 
 
 A vessel is "under way" within the meaning of these Rules, when she is 
 not at anchor, or made fast to the shore or aground. 
 
 Ride.f concerniiHj Liffhts, etc. 
 
 The word "visible" in th.'se Rules, when applied to lights, shall mean 
 visible on a dark night with a clear atmosphere. 
 
 Article 1. The rules concerning lights shall be complied with in all weathers 
 from sunset to sunrise, and during such time no other lights which may be 
 mistaken for the prescribed lights shall be exhibited. 
 
 Art. 2. A sleam-vessel when under way shall carry: 
 
 {a) On or in front of the foremast, or if a vessel without a foremast, then in 
 the forepart of the vessel, at a height ab.ve the hull of not less than 20 feet, 
 and if the breadth of the vessel exceeds 20 feet, then at a height above the 
 hidl not less than such breadth, so, however, that the light need not be carried 
 at a greater height above the liiill than 40 t'eet, a bright white light, so con- 
 structed as to show an imbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 20 points 
 of the compass, so fixed as to throw the light 10 points on each side of the 
 vessel, viz., from right ahead to 2 points abaft the beam on eitiier side, and of 
 such a character as to be visible at a distance of at least 5 n)iles. 
 
 [h] On the starboard side a green light, so constructed as to show an un- 
 broken light over an arc of the horizon of 10 |)oints of the compass, so fixed as 
 to throw the light from right ahead to 2 points abaft the beam on the starboard 
 side, and of such a character as to be visible at a distance of at least 2 mile«. 
 
 (c) On the port side, a red light so constructed as to show an unbroken light 
 
 SAINT JOHN DTE WORKS, 
 
 V 
 
New Rules of the Road at Sea. 
 
 45 
 
 AND UPPER LEATHER, SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS AND FINDINGS. 
 
 'iver an arc of the horizon of 10 points of the compass, so fixed as to throw the 
 liyht from rigiit ahead to 2 points ahaft tiie beam on tlie port side, and of such 
 :i character as to he visible at a distance of at least 2 miles. 
 
 ((/) 'Die said s^cen and red side-lights shall befitted with inboard screen^ 
 lirojectiiig at least ',i feet forward from the light, so as to prevent these lights 
 t'lom being seen across the bow. 
 
 (t) A steam-vessel when under way may carry an additional white light 
 similar in construction to the light mentioned in subdivision («). These two 
 lights shall be so placed in line with the keel that one shall be at least 15 feet 
 liigher than the other, and in such a |)()sition with reference to each other that 
 the lower light shall be forward of the U|)j)er one. The vertical distance be- 
 tween these lights shall be less than the horizontal distance. 
 
 Art. 3. A steam-vessel when towing another vessel shall, in addition to her 
 side-lights, carry two bright white lights in a vertical line one over the other, 
 not less than (5 feet apart, and when towing more than one vessel shall carry 
 an additional bright white light (> feet above or below such lights, if the lenglli 
 • >f the tow, measuring from the stern of the towing vessel to the stern of the 
 last vessel lowed, exceeds 000 feet. Each of these lights shall be of the same 
 construction and character, and shall be carried in the same position as the^ 
 white light mentioned in Article 2 (a), except the additional light, which may 
 lie carried at a height of not less than 14 feet above tiie hull. 
 
 Such steam-vessel may carry a small white light al>aft the funnel or after- 
 mast for the vessel towed to steer by, but such light shall not be visil)le forward 
 of the beam. 
 
 Art. 4. (a) A vessel which from any accident is not under command shall 
 carry at the same height as the white light mentioned in Article 2 («), where 
 tliey can best lie seen, and, if a steam-vessel, in lieu of that light, two red lights, 
 in a vertical line one over the oiher, not less than feet apart, and of such a 
 I liaracter as to he visible all around the horizon at a distance of at least 2 
 Diiles ; and shall by day carry in a vertical line one over the other not le-^> 
 than 6 feet apart, where they can best be seen, two black balls or shapes each 
 '2 feet in diameter. 
 
 (/>) A vessel employed in laying or in ))icking up a telegraph cable shall 
 carry in the same position as the white light mentioned in Article 2 (a), an<l 
 if a steam-vessel, in lieu of thai light, three lights in a vertical line one over 
 the other, not >ss than 6 feet apart. The higiiest and lowest of these light> 
 shall be red, and the middle light shall be white, and they shall be of such a 
 character as to be visible all around the horizon at a distance of at least 2 miles. 
 I'y day she shall carry in a vertical line one over the other, not less than 6 feet 
 apart, where they can best be seen, three shapes not less tiian 2 feet in diameter. 
 >{" which the highest and lowest shall be globular in shape and red in color, 
 and the middle one diamond in shape and white. 
 
 (<•) The vessel referred to in this article wiien not making way through the 
 v\ater, shall not carry the side-lights, but v/hen making way shall carry them. 
 
 {(I) The lights and shapes required to be shown by this article are to be 
 taken by other vessels as signals that the vessel showing them is not under 
 command, and cannot therefore get out of the way. 
 
 These signals are not signals of vessels in distress and requiring assistance, 
 ^uch signals are contained in Article 31. 
 
 Art. 5. A sailing ve>sel under way, and any vessel being towed, shall carry tlie 
 same lights as are prescribed by Art. 2 for a steam-vessel under way, with tl.e 
 exception of the white lights mentioned therein, which they shall never carry. 
 
 C. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 

 ■1 
 
 4»] Nkw Uulkh of the Koau at Ska. 
 
 LUBRICATING OILS, MACHINISTS' TOOLS, MILL AND STEAMBOAT 
 
 Art. (). Wlienevor, us in tlie ciisi' of small vi'ssols midcr wav •Inriiiff ha.' 
 weatlier, tlu' j-ivoii and rod sido-liKlils cannot be fixed, these liglits shall hr 
 ktpt at hand liiihtod and n-ady for nsc ; and shall, on the approach of or t 
 other vessels, be exhibited on their respective sides in snllicient lime to pre- 
 vent collision in snch manner us to make them most visil»le, and so that th<' 
 ^reen lifiht shall not be seen o»i the port side nor the red li,!,'ht on the star- 
 fioard side, nor, if [iraeticable, more than two points abaft the. beam on theii 
 respective sides. 
 
 To make the use of these portable lii^hts more certain and easy, the lantern> 
 eontainin<; them shall each l»e painted outside with the color of the li^ht they 
 respedivelv contain, and shiiU be provided with proper screens. 
 
 Art. 7. 8team-vessels of U-ss than 40, and vessels luider oars or sails of le.ss 
 llian 20 tons j^ros^ tonnage, respectively, and rowing boats, when iintler way, 
 shall not be ol)li«ed to carry the liirhts mentioned in Article 2 (<i) (h) and {v). 
 but if they do not carry them they shall be provided with the fcdlowing lights : 
 
 1. Steam- vessels of less than 40 tons shall carry, — 
 
 («) In the forepart of the vessel, or on or in front of the funnel, where it 
 can best be seen, and at a height above the gunwale of not less than 9 feet, a 
 bright white liglit constructed and li.xed as prescribed in Article '2 (a), and of 
 such a character as to be visible at a distance of at least 2 miles. 
 
 (/>l (ii'cen and red side-lights construi'ted and fixed as prescribed in Article 
 2 {Ij} and (cl, and of sin'li a eliaracter as to be visible at a distance of at least 1 
 mile, or a conibined lantern showing a green light and a red light from right 
 ahead to 2 points abaft the iieam on their respective sides. Such lantern shall 
 be carried not less than ;'> feet below the white light. 
 
 2. Small steam-boats, such as are carried by sea-going vessels, may carry the 
 Avhite light at a less height than '.» feet above the triniwale, but it shall be car- 
 ried above the conibined lantern, menlioned in snbdivisiim 1 {b). 
 
 ;;. Vessels under oars or sails, of less than 20 tons, shall have reatly at liani! 
 ;i lantern with a green glass on one side and a red glass on ihe other, which, 
 on the a}»})roacb of or to the other vessels, shall be exhibited in suHicient time 
 l'^ prevent collision, so that the green light shall not be seen on the port side 
 nor the red light on thu' starboard side. 
 
 4. Rowing l)oats, whether under oars or sails, shall have ready at hand a lan- 
 tern showing a white light which shall be temporarily exhibited in sufficient 
 time to prevent collision. [The vessels referred to in this article shall not be 
 obliged to carry the lights prescribed by Art. 4 (a) and Art. 11, last })aragraph.] 
 
 Art. 8. Pilot vessels, when engaged on their station on pilotage dutv shall 
 not show the lights required for other vessels, but shall carry a white light at 
 the masthead, visible all around the horizon, and shall also exhibit a tlare-up 
 light or Hare-np lights at short intervals, which shall never exceed 15 minutes. 
 < >n the near approach of or to other vessels they shall have their side-light-) 
 lighted, ready for use, and shall flash or show them at short intervals, to indi- 
 cate the direction in which they are heading, but the ereen light shall not lie 
 shown on the port side, nor the red light on the starboard side. 
 
 A pilot vessel of such a class as to be obliged to go alongside of a vess'-' to 
 put a pilot on board, may show a white light instead of carrying it at tlie 
 masthead, and may, instead of the colored liy;hts above menti(med, have at 
 hand ready for use a lantern with a green glass on one side and a red glass on 
 the other, to be used as prescribed above. 
 
 Pilot vessels, when not engaged on their station on [lilotage duty, shall 
 <'arry lights similar to those of other vessels of their tonnage. 
 
 SUPPLIEI 
 
 Art. 0. 
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 DYEING AND GLEANING WEARING APPAREL, 
 
New Rfleb or thk Road at Si:a. 
 
 47 
 
 SUPPLIES AT J. HORNGASTLE & GO.'S, 22 and 46 MAIN STREET, St. John. 
 
 An. It. Fisliinj; boats shall show such lights as are prt-scrihed l«)r vcsst'U ot" 
 •it'ir tonnaf^t', and shall In; imdcr such further regulations as may he adopteil 
 ;ir their protectiou. 
 
 Art. 10. A vessel which is heing overtaken hy another shall show from her 
 Ml rn to such last mentioned vessel a white light or a llare-up light. 
 
 riie white light re(iuired to he shown hy this article may he lixed and c :tr- 
 iImI in a lantern, hut in such case the lantern shall he so eonstriu-ted, lltled. 
 ;i;id screened that it shall throw an unhroken light over an arc of the horizon 
 mI 12 points of the compass, viz., for (i points fiom right aft on eai'h side of 
 t!ie vessel, so as to be visible at a distance of at least one mile. Such light 
 shall he carried as nearly as practicable on the same h'Vel as the side-liglit.>. 
 
 Art. 11. A vessel under loO feet in length, when at anchor, shall carry fu- 
 Wiird, where ir can best be seen, but at a height not exceeding 20 feet above the 
 hull, a white light in a lantern so constructed as to show a clear, uniform, and 
 unbroken light visible all aroumi the horizon at a distance of at least one mile. 
 
 A vessel of loO feet or upwards in length, when at ani-hof, shall carry in 
 ihe forward part of the vessel, at a height of not less tlian 20, and not ex- 
 
 I ceding 40 feet above the hull, one such light, and at or near the stern of the 
 vessel, and at such a height that it shall be not less than lo feet lower than 
 the forward light, another such light. 
 
 The length of a vessel shall be deemed to be the length appearing on hei- 
 
 I I ititicate of registry. 
 
 A vessel aground in or near a fairway shall carry the above light or lightr 
 and the two red lights prescribed by Article 4 (a). 
 
 Art. 12. Every vessel may, if necessary, in order to attract attention, in ad- 
 lition to the lights which she is by these rules recjuired to carry, show :i 
 !lare-up light, or use any detonating signal that cannot be mistaken for a dis- 
 tress signal. 
 
 Art. 1."). Nothing in these rules shall interfere witli the operation of any 
 -pecial rules made by the government of any nation with respect to additional 
 >-t;uion and signal lights for two or more ships of war, or tor vessels sailing 
 under convoy, or with the exhibition or recognition signals adopted by shi}>- 
 •Avners, which have been authorized by their respective governments and duly 
 registered and published. 
 
 Art. 14. A steam-vessel proceeding under sail only, but having her fininel 
 Mp. sliall carry in day-time, forward, where it can best be seen, one black ball 
 •ir shape 2 feet in diameter. 
 
 Sound SUjnals for For/, etc. 
 
 Art. lo. All signals prescribed by this article for vessels under way shall 
 he given : 
 
 1. I>y "steam-vessels" on the whistle or siren. 
 
 2. By '■ sailing vessels and vessels towed '' on tiie fog-horn. 
 
 The words " prolonged blast," used in this article, shall mean a blast of 
 'rom 4 to H seconds duration. 
 
 A steam-vessel shall be i)rovided with an etticient whistle or siren, sounded 
 ty steam or some substitute for steam, so placed that the sound may not be 
 intercepted by any obstruction, and with an etiicient fog-horn, to be sounded 
 hy mechanical means, and also with an efKcient bell. A sailing vessel of 20 
 tons gross tonnage or upwards shall be provided with a similar fog-horn and 
 '<!l. In fog, mist, falling snow, or heavy rain storms, whether by day or 
 night, the signals described in this article shall be used as follows, viz. : 
 
 C. E. BRACKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
48 
 
 NkW KrLia OF THE HoAI> AT SeA. 
 
 Shoes of aU Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-2U Union Sts. 
 
 [(i) A steatn-vfstsel havinjij wav upon lu-r shall sound, at intervals of nut 
 nii>re than '2 ininuti's, a pnthmm'tl hiast. 
 
 (/)) A steam- vessfl uikUt way, Itiit stdpjHMl aixl having no way upon her, 
 shall soinul at interval^ of not more than 2 minutes, '1 prolonj^ed blasts, with 
 an interval of about one second between them. 
 
 [(•) A sailing vessel under way shall sctund, at intervals of not more than 
 1 minute, when on the starboard tack. 1 blast, when on the port taek 2 blast- 
 in succession, and when with the wind abaft the beam, li blasts in succession. 
 
 id) A vessel when at anchor shall, at intervals of not more than 1 minute, 
 rinj^ the bell rapidly for about ;"» seconds. 
 
 U) A vessel, when towinj; a vessel employed in laying or in picking tip a 
 telegraph cable, and a vessel under way, which is unable to get out of the way 
 ■of an approaching vessel through being not imde* command, or unable tc 
 manceuvre as retpiired by these Rules, shall, instead of the signals prescribed 
 in sub-divisions (r() and (c) of this article, at intervals of not more than - 
 minutes, sound 3 blasts in succession, vi/. : 1 prolonged blast, followed by 1' 
 short blasts. A vessel towed may give this signal, and shall not give any other. 
 
 Sailing vessels and boats of less than 20 tons gross loiuiage shall not \n- 
 oliliged to give the above mentioned signals, but if they do not, they shall 
 make some other eHicienl sound-signal at intervals of not more than 1 minute. 
 Sjii'ed (if Shipx to bf Moderate in Fo(j, etc. 
 
 Art. 1(). Kvery vessel shall, in a fog, mist, falling snow, or heavy rain 
 storms, go at a moderate speed, having careful regard to the existing circum- 
 stances and conditions. 
 
 A steam-vessel hearing, apparently forward of her beam, the fog-signal 
 vessel the position of which is not ascertained, shall, so far as the circumstai 
 of the case adnnt, stop her engines, and then navigate with caution until dan- 
 ger of collision is over. 
 
 STKKKINC. .\N1) S.\11,ING RULES. 
 
 PreUmiiuui/ -IHhIc oJ Vollixion. 
 
 Risk of collision can, when circiunstances permit, be ascertained by carefullv 
 watching the coni[)ass bearing of an ai)proaching vessel. If the bearing doe- 
 not apprecial)ly change, such risk should be deemed to exist. 
 
 .\rt. 17. \yhen two sailing vessels are approaching one another, so as to in- 
 volve risk of collision, one <>t' them shall kcv'p out of the way ot'the other, a- 
 follows, viz. : 
 
 (|/j A vessel which is running free shall kee[) out of the way of a vessel 
 which is close hauKHl. 
 
 (b) A vessel which is close hauled on the ix.rt tack shall keep out of the 
 way of a vessel which is close hauled on the starboard tack. 
 
 ie) When both are riuiniug free, with the wind on dilierent sides, the vessel 
 which has the wind on the port side shall keep out of the way of the other, 
 
 id) When both are running free, with the wind on the .same side, the vessel 
 which is to the windward shall keep out of the way of the vessel which is t( 
 leeward. 
 
 (e) A vessel which has the wind aft shall keep out of the way of the other 
 vessel. 
 
 Art. 18. When two stea 
 as to involve risk of collisii 
 
 each 
 
 m 
 
 ny pass on the port side of the other 
 
 m- vessels are meeting end on, or nearly end on, so 
 »n, each shall alter her course to starboard, .so that 
 
 This article only applie,«! to cases where vessel 
 
 s are meeting end on, or nearlv 
 
 DYEING FEATHERS BLACK A SPECIALTY, 
 
New Kuleh of tiik Uoad at Sea. 
 
 49 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 vml on, iti Hiicli a manner as lo involve risk of collision, and does not apply to 
 two vt'SHels wliit'li must, if both ket'p on their 'espective eoiirses, pass clear of 
 t ;i( li other. 
 
 The only cases to which it does ajiply are v en each of the two vessels is 
 end on, or nearly awd on, to the other; in otiu i- words, to casex, in which, bv 
 <l;iy, eacli vessel sees the masts of the other in i line, or nearly in a line, with 
 111 r own ; and, by night, to cases in which each vessel is in such a position as 
 to see both the side-lights of tiie other. 
 
 It does not apply, by day, to cases in which a vessel sees another ahead 
 iiussing her own course; or by night, to cases wiiere the red light of one ves- 
 sel is opposed to the red light of the other or where the green light of one 
 vessel is opnosed to the green light of the other, or where :i red light without 
 :i Ljieen light, or a green light without a red light, is seen ahead, or where 
 lintli green and red lights are seen anywhere but ahead. 
 
 Art. 19. When tW(» steam-vessels are crossing, so as to involve risk of colli- 
 simi, the vessel which has the other on her own starboard side shall keep out 
 (il the way of the other. 
 
 Art. 20. When a steam-vessel and a sailing vessel are proceeding in such 
 iliiections as to involve risk of collision, the steam-vessel sliall keep out of the 
 way of the sailing vessel. 
 
 Art. lil. Where by any of these ''ules one or two vessels is t( keep out of 
 till' way, the other shall keep her course and speed. 
 
 NoTK. — When, in consequence of thick weather or other causes, such vessel 
 liiids herself so close that collision cannot be avoid' 1 by the action of the giv- 
 iiii;-way vessel alone, she also shall take sucii action as will best aid to avert 
 the collision. (See Articles 27 and 29.) 
 
 Art. 22. Every vessel which is directed by these Rules to keej) out of the 
 way of another vessel shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, avoid cross- 
 iiii; ahead of the other. 
 
 Art. 2.S. Every steam-vessel which is directed by these Rules to keep out 
 ot the way of another vessel shall, on approaching her, if necessary, slacken 
 lur si)eed or stop or reverse. 
 
 Art. 24. Notwithstanding anything contained in these Rules, every vessel, 
 mcvtaking any other, shall keep out of the way of the overtaken vessel. 
 
 rAery vessel coming up with another vessel from any direction more than 2 
 I'i'ints abaft her beam, /. e., in such a position, in reference to the vessel which 
 >lic is overtaking, that at night she would be unable to see either of that ves- 
 siTs side-lights, shall be deemed to be an overtaking vessel, and no subsequent 
 alteration of the bearing between the two vessels shall make the overtaking 
 vessel a crossing vessel within the meaning of these Rules, or relieve her of the 
 <liity of keeping clear of the overtaken vessel until she is tiuully p;ist and clear. 
 
 As by day the overtaking vessel cannot always know with certainty whether 
 slie is forward of or abaft this direction from the other vessel, she should, if 
 in doubt, assume that she is an overtaking vessel and keep out of the way. 
 
 Art. 2o. In narrow channels every steam-vessel shall, when it is safe and 
 practicable, keej) to that side of the fairway or mid-channel which lies on the 
 xtarboard side of such vessel. 
 
 Art. 2(5. Sailing vessels under way shall keep out of the way of sailing ves- 
 sels or boats fishing with nets, or lines, or trawls. This Rule shall not give 
 to any vessel or boat engaged in tishing the right of obstructing a fairway used 
 by vessels other than fishing vessels or boats. 
 
 Art. 27. In obeying and construing these Rules, due regard shall be had to 
 
 C. E. BRAGKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
w^w 
 
 50 
 
 New KiLEt? of thk Road at Sea. 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 i^ 
 
 I- 
 
 If 
 
 all dangers of navi-i^ation and collision, and to any special circumstances wvhich 
 may render a ileparture iVnn the aliove Hides necessary in order to av(dd 
 immediate danger. 
 
 Sound <S'(V/)iC(/,s _/'(»/• rf.ss(7.s in SiylU uf Ont' Another. 
 
 Art. 2S. Tiie word " siiort blast" used in this article shall mean a blast of 
 about 1 second's duration. 
 
 When vessels are in sight of one another, a steatn-vessel under way, in tak- 
 ing any course authorized or required by these Rules, shall indicate that 
 course by the following signals on her whistle or siren, viz. : 
 
 < )ne short blast to mean " I am directing my course to starboard." 
 Two short blasts to mean '' I am directing my course to port." 
 Three short blasts to mean "My engines are going full speed astern." 
 No TV.s-,s77, under Anij CirciiinKtanccs, to Ncylcct Proper Preeautions. 
 
 Art. 29. Nothing in these rub-s shall exonerate any vessel, or the owner, oi- 
 maste)', or crew thereof, fron< the conse(inences of any neglect to carry light.s 
 or signals, (u- of any neglect to keep a proper look-out, or of the neglect of 
 any |)recautiou which may be re(piired by the ordinary practice of seamen, or 
 by the special {;ircumstances of the case. 
 
 Reservation of Hides for Harbtrrs and Inland Navigation. 
 Art. 80. Nothing in these Rules shall interfere with the operation of a 
 special rule, duly made by local authority, relative to the navigation of any 
 harbor, river, or inland waters. 
 
 J>if<treiis Signals. 
 
 .\rt. 'M. When a vessel is in distress and recjuires assistance from other ve.s- 
 sels or from the shore, the following shall be the signals to be used or dis- 
 played by h( " -^ither together or separately, viz. : 
 
 In the day time— 1. A gun or other explosive signal iired at intervals of 
 about a niinute. 2. T'le International Code signal of distress, indicated by X.C. 
 ;!. Tl)e distant signal, consisting of a sfjuare Hag, luiving either above or below 
 it a ball or anytiiing resembling a ball. 4. A continuous soundiug with anv 
 fog-signal ai)paratus. 
 
 At night - h A gun or other explosive signal tired at intervals of about u 
 nunute. 2. Flames on the vessel (as from a burning tar-barrel, oil-barrel, etc' 
 'S. Rockets or shells, throwing stars of any color or description, fii'ed one at a 
 time, at short intervals. 4. A continuous nounding with any fog-signal apparatus. 
 
 Aids to >I«>mory, in lihyiiie. 
 
 By tho late Thomas <iray, Assistant Secretary Board of Trade. 
 Tirij iShamshijif: Mcilinii. 
 WluMi all thriM! li>;hts 1 soe ahead. 
 
 I port my liclm and show my Red. 
 
 T:- .S/f'iini.s/iip.i Pii.\:iii>;/ C/i'nr, 
 
 KEEN to CiKlCKN or HkI) to UkI> — 
 
 effect salt 
 
 If to my Starboard Red appear, 
 It is my duly to keep clear- 
 
 To act as judgment says is jiroper— 
 Tu Port— or Starboard— Haik-or S 
 
 Stop her. 
 
 But 
 
 when ujion my Port is seen 
 
 ty— go ahei 
 
 r(J.S,':illl/. 
 
 Note.— This is the position of great 
 
 A Steamer's Starboard light of (Jkeen, 
 There's naught for me to do but see 
 That (iKKi.N to port kccjjs clear of me. 
 
 flanger: there is noibiug for it 1 
 
 look 
 
 out, 
 
 est 
 iin '.;ii<)d 
 
 caution, 
 
 lironipt action. 
 
 md Judgm.Mit, witi 
 
 General Cdut 
 
 inlion. 
 
 Ail ships must keep a good 
 
 ik-out, and 
 
 sieamshijis must 'copand go astern if iicct 
 
 farv. 
 
 Both in safely and in doubt 
 I always ke;'p a good look-out ; 
 In danger, with no room to turn, 
 I ease her !— Stop her.'— (io astern 
 
 KID GLOVES DYED BLACK, 
 
 ■ 
 
 NIGI 
 
 Note 
 Signal 
 
 Note 
 caiitior 
 wiiere 
 such a 
 
Canadian Stokm Warnings. 
 
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 Shoes of aU Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
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 N9"^ 
 
 CANADIAN 3T0RM WARNINGS. 
 
 ISSUED FOR qup:beo and the mauitime provincp:s. 
 
 Fig. No. 1 — This signal indicates 
 " moderate gale is expected at first 
 from an easterly direction." 
 
 Fig. No. 2 — This signal indicates 
 "moderate giiie is expected at tirst 
 from a westerly direction." 
 
 Fig. No. o -This signal indicates 
 "fresh u) heavy gale is expected at 
 first fr(>m an easterly direction." 
 
 Fig. No. 4 — This signal indicates 
 "fresh to heavy gale is expected at 
 first from a westerly direction." 
 
 The ('one, when hoisted by itself, 
 indicates that it is expected that the 
 wind will attain a velocity of oU miles 
 an hour, hut will not exceed -10 miles ; 
 and it is not intended that an ordi- 
 narily well found vessel .^hotild stay 
 in port, hnt simply as a warning to 
 mariners that strong winds are ex- 
 pected from the (piarter indicated. 
 
 The I»ium will always he hoisted 
 when the velocity of the wind is ex- 
 j)ected to exceed 40 miles an honr. 
 
 The night signal corresponding to 
 Nos. 1 and ;>, is two wliite lanterns 
 hanging perpendic iilarly. 
 
 Nii,Wit signal corresponding to Xos. 
 2 and 4, is two white lanterns hang- 
 in<' hori/ontallv. 
 
 NU 4 
 
 NIGHT I N9|or3 
 
 NIGHT T N?2rr4 
 
 Ao/e 1 — Mariners will lie able to obtain further information from Storm 
 Signal Agents, or by consulting the daily probabilities. 
 
 Sntc 2 — Mariners must always bear in mind that the storm signals are merely 
 cantionary, and do not necessarily mean that a st«)rm will occur at tiie place 
 where the signal is displayed, but that oi.e is "xpected either there or within 
 such a distance that vessels leaving port would l)e liable t(^ be caught in it. 
 
 Maps and Log Books 
 
 .OF ALL KINDS SUPPLIED BY 
 
 J. & A. McMillan, St. 
 
 ,N.B. 
 
 0. E. BRACKETT, 36 PRINCESS STREET. ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 Atlantic and Other Routes and Distances. 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 ATLANTIC AND OTHER ROUTES AND DISTANCES 
 
 in geographical miles. 
 
 No. Milks. 
 
 1 Liverpool to Quebec via north of 
 
 In'iand and Belle Lsle 2633 
 
 2 Liverpool to Queln'c via north of 
 
 Ireland and Cape liace 2801 
 
 3 Liverpool to Quebec via south of 
 
 Ireland and Cape Race 2826 
 
 4 Liverpool to ( hathani via north of 
 
 Ireland and Belle Isle 2o98 
 
 .') Liverpool to Chatham via north of 
 
 Ireland and I ape Race 25C3 
 
 6 Li\erpool to Chatham via south of 
 
 Ireland and Cape Race 2528 
 
 7 Liverpool to N. Sydney, C. B., via 
 
 north of Ireland 2282 
 
 8 Liverpool to N. Sydney, C. B., via 
 
 south of Ireland 2307 
 
 !t Liverpool to Louisburg via north 
 
 of Ireland 2274 
 
 10 Liverpool to Louisburg via south 
 
 of Ireland 2299 
 
 11 Liverpool to Halifax via north of 
 
 Ireland and Cape Race 2450 
 
 12 Liverpool to Halifax via south of 
 
 Ireland and Cape Race 2475 
 
 13 Liverpool to Halilax via south of 
 
 Ireland and Flemish Cap 2546 
 
 14 Liverpool to Halifax via south of 
 
 Ireland and south NHd. Bank... 2619 
 
 15 Liverpool to St. John, N. B., via 
 
 north of Ireland and (^ape Race 2700 
 
 16 Liverpool to St. John, N. B., via 
 
 south of Ireland and Cape Hace 2723 
 
 17 Liverpool to St. John, N. B., via 
 
 south of Ireland and Kleniish 
 Cap 2783 
 
 18 Liverpool to Si. John, N, B., via 
 
 south of Ireland ana south NHd. 
 Bank 2843 
 
 19 Liverpool to Portland, Me., via N. 
 
 of Ireland and Cape Race -'765 
 
 20 Liverpool to Portland, Me., via S. 
 
 of Ireland and Cape Uace 2789 
 
 21 Liverpool to Portlaii'd, Me., via S. 
 
 of Ireland and Fleuiis!! Cap 2847 
 
 22 Liverp(iol to Portland, Me., via S. 
 
 of Ireland and S. Ntld. Bank 2906 
 
 23 Liverpool to Boston, Mass., via N. 
 
 of Ireland and Cape Race 2807 
 
 24 Liverpool to Boston, Mass., via S. 
 
 of Ireland and Cape Race 28.30 
 
 25 Liverpool to Boston, Mass., via S. 
 
 of Ireland and Flemish tap '.'894 
 
 26 Liverpool to Boston, Mas.s., via S. 
 
 of Ireland and S. NHd. Bank 2958 
 
 27 Liverpool to New York via south 
 
 of Ireland and Cape Race *3o34 
 
 [♦This is the shortest distance 
 that can be made.] 
 
 28 Liverpool to New York tlirect, not 
 
 calling at Queenstown *3108 
 
 [♦This is the distance given by 
 the Cunard Company on the 
 route taken by their steamers, 
 
 No. Milks. 
 
 but the distance varies a little 
 upon each voyage.] 
 
 29 Liverpool to New \ork, average 
 
 distance 3105 
 
 30 (ilasgow to (iuebec via Belle Isle... 2564 
 
 31 Glasgow to (Quebec via Cape Race.. 2732 
 
 32 Gla.sgow to Chathiim, N. B., via 
 
 Belle Isle 2329 
 
 33 Glasgow to Chatham, N. B., via 
 
 Cape Race 2434 
 
 34 (ilasgow to North Sydney, C.B 22)2 
 
 35 (ilasgow to Louisburg, C. B 2205 
 
 ;;6 (ila.-gowto Halifax. N.S 2381 
 
 37 Glasgow to St John. N. B 2631 
 
 38 (ilasgow to Portland, Me 2696 
 
 39 (ilasgow to Bo.ston 2738 
 
 40 (ilasgow to New York 2941 
 
 41 Loch Ryan to Quebec via Belle Isle 2513 
 
 42 Loch Ryan to (Quebec via Cape Race 2681 
 
 43 Loch Ryan to Chatham via Belle 
 
 Isle 2278 
 
 44 Loch Ryan to Chatham via Cape 
 
 Race 2383 
 
 45 Loch Ryan to North Sydney 2161 
 
 46 Loch Ryan to Ixmisburg 2154 
 
 47 Loch Ryan to Halifax 2330 
 
 48 Loch Ryan to St. John, N. B 2580 
 
 49 Belfast to Quebec via Belle Isle 2521 
 
 50 Belfast to (Quebec via Cape Race.... 2689 
 
 51 Belfast to North Sydney 2169 
 
 52 Belfast to Louisburg 2162 
 
 .53 Belfast to Halifax 2340 
 
 54 Belfast to St. John, N. B 2590 
 
 55 Dublin to Quebec via north of Ire- 
 
 land and Helle Isle 2619 
 
 56 Dublin to (Quebec via north of Ire- 
 
 land and Cape Race 2787 
 
 57 Dublin to Halifax 24(i9 
 
 5S Dublin to St. John, N. B 2659 
 
 59 Milford Haven to (Quebec via Fast- 
 
 net and Belle Isle 2587 
 
 60 Miltord Haven to (Quebec via Fast- 
 
 net and Cape Race 2706 
 
 61 Milford Haven to Chatham 2408 
 
 62 Milford Haven to North .Sydney .. 2186 
 
 63 Millord Haven to Louisburg 2179 
 
 64 Millord Haven to .St. John, N. B.... 2603 
 
 65 London to Halifax 2723 
 
 66 London to St. John, N. B 2973 
 
 t)7 London to Portland, Me., via Cape 
 
 Race 3033 
 
 68 Antwerp to Halifax 2767 
 
 69 Antwerp to St. John, N. B 3017 
 
 70 v'ape Race to Halifax 470 
 
 71 Cape Race to St. John, N. B 720 
 
 72 Sable Island to Halifax 169 
 
 73 Sable Island lo St. John, N. B 393>^ 
 
 74 Halifax to St. John, N. B 277 
 
 75 Halifax to Portland, Me 336 
 
 76 liut>bec to Montreal (from the Mar- 
 
 ket wharf, Quebec, to the Allan 
 wharf, Montreal) 140 
 
 FEATHERS DTED ALL SHADES, 
 
Sea Signals. 
 
 53 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 . 2383 
 
 . 21G1 
 
 . 2154 
 
 . 2330 
 
 . 2580 
 
 . 2521 
 2689 
 21«9 
 21t)2 
 2340 
 2590 
 
 26 19 
 
 ':;87 
 
 24119 
 2659 
 
 I 2587 
 
 2706 
 2408 
 n86 
 2179 
 2603 
 2723 
 2973 
 
 3033 
 2767 
 3017 
 470 
 720 
 169 
 393>^ 
 277 
 336 
 
 140 
 
 
 SEA SIGNALS. 
 
 The following is a description of the Colors displayed from the Signal Station 
 at the Custom House on the arrival of Vessels in the offing: 
 
 Code 
 Signal. 
 
 Description. 
 
 For a Ship. 
 
 Code 
 Sigual. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 L Blue and Yellow (four checks). 
 J Rlut, white, blue (horizontal). 
 
 Bark. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 
 K Yellow and blue (vertical). 
 
 T Red, white and blue (^vertical tri-color). 
 
 F F'enna/it red, with wnite spot. 
 
 Brig. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 
 M Blue, with white cross from corner to 
 
 (!orner. 
 H White and red (vertical). 
 N Blue and white (sixteen checks). 
 
 Brigantine. 
 
 Pennant white, with red spot. 
 
 M Blue, with cross from corner to corner. 
 
 H White and red (vertical). 
 
 S White, Blue centre. 
 
 Topsail or three-masted Schooner. 
 
 C Pel. ant white, with re<l spot. 
 
 M Blue, with white cross from corner to 
 
 corner. 
 H White and red (vertical), 
 
 Steamer. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 
 M Blue, with white cross from corner to 
 
 corner. 
 D l^ennant blue, with white spot. 
 
 Sqnare-Rigged Vessel. 
 
 D Pennant blue, with white spot. 
 
 R Red, with yellow cross (veriicul and 
 
 horizontal). 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 P Blue, with white centre. 
 
 Man of War. 
 
 Pennant white, with red spot. 
 Blue and yellow (four checks).' 
 White, with red cross from corner to 
 corner. 
 
 De.scription. 
 
 6nn-Boat. 
 
 D Pennant blue, with white spot. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 
 G I'ennant yellow and blue. 
 
 J Blue, white and blue (horizontal). 
 
 Vessel in Tow. 
 
 F Pennant red, with white spot. 
 11 Red swallow-tail (burgee). 
 L. Blue and yellow (four checks). 
 V White, with red cross from corner to 
 corner. 
 
 Several Vessels in Sight. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 S White, with blue centre. 
 H White and red (vertical). 
 
 Several Sail. 
 
 C Pennant white, with red spot. 
 L. Blue and yellow (four checks). 
 K Yellow and blue (vertical). 
 
 Want a Pilot. 
 
 M Blue, with white cross from corner to 
 
 corner. 
 B Red swall(jw-tail (burgee). 
 H White and red .'vertitall. 
 
 Want a Tng. 
 
 P Blue, with white centre. 
 
 N Blue and white (si.\te(^n checks). 
 
 Want Assistance. 
 
 H White and red (vertical). 
 B Itcd swallow-tail (burgee). 
 
 In Distress -Want Assistance. 
 
 N lilue and white (sixteen ctiecks). 
 C I'ennant white, with red spot. 
 
 Boat in Distress. 
 
 H White and red (vertical). 
 K Yellow and blue (vertical). 
 
 Boat Adrift. 
 
 J Blue, white, blue (horizontal). 
 D l^eiinaut blue, with white sjtot. 
 N Blue and white (si.xteen checks). 
 
 In future the letters K R V for "Send a Tug- to Me" {or to Vessel 
 in direction pointed out) will be displayed at the Signal Station for V'essels 
 requiring a tug. 
 
 The letters P N for ** Want a Tug,** when exhibited, to i)e understood 
 as an urgent danger or distress signal, and in answer to those made by the 
 same, or an Ensign Union down. 
 
 For further information see International Code, or inijuire at Signal Station. 
 
 J. Drake. 
 
 C. E. BRACKETT, 86 PRINCESS STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
54 
 
 Movable Feasts, Anniversaries, Etc. 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 ALMANAC. 
 
 Calculated for St. John, N. B. Latitude 45° 16^ N. and longitude 66° 4' W. 
 from Greenwich ; and will serve with sufficient accuracy for all parts of the 
 Provinces of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. 
 
 Calculated, reduced and compiled by B. A. Stamkrs, Navigation School, 
 St. John, N. B. 
 
 Principal Articles of the Calendar for the Tear 1898. 
 
 Golden Number IS • Dominical Letter B 
 
 Epact 7 Roman Indication 11 
 
 SolarC/yele 3 Julian Period (Year of) 6611 
 
 Fixed and Movable Festivals, Anniversaries, Etc. 
 
 ,i5 
 
 ^< 
 
 4: 
 
 k 
 
 * 
 
 Epiphany Jan. G 
 
 Septuagesima Feb. G 
 
 Quin(iuagesima — 
 
 Shrove Sunday " 20 
 
 Ash Wednesday " 23 
 
 Quadragesima — 
 
 First Sunday in Lent " 27 
 
 St. David Mar. 1 
 
 St. Patrick " 17 
 
 Annunciation — Lady Day... " 25 
 
 Palm Sunday April 3 
 
 Good Friday " 8 
 
 Easter Sunday " lU 
 
 Low Sunday " 17 
 
 St. George." " 23 
 
 Rogation Sunday May 15 
 
 Ascension — Holy Thursday. May 19 
 
 Birth of Queen Victoria " 24 
 
 Pentecost— Whit Sunday.... " 29 
 
 Trinity Sunday June 5 
 
 Corpus Christi " 9 
 
 Accession of Queen Victoria " 20 
 
 Proclamation " 21 
 
 St. John Baptist — 
 
 Midsummer Day " 24 
 
 St. Michael- 
 Michaelmas Day Sept. 29 
 
 Birth of Prince of Wales.. .Nov. 9 
 
 First Sunday in Advent " 27 
 
 St. Andrew.' " 30 
 
 St. Thomas Dec. 21 
 
 Christmas Day " 25 
 
 on 
 
 The year 5G59 of the Jewish Era coiiimeiiccs on September 17, 1898. 
 
 Ramadan (month of abstinence observed l)y the Turk) conunences 
 January 24, 1898. 
 
 The year 1316 of Mohammedan Era commences on May 22, 1898. 
 
 These, and other Fea,sts, Anniversaries, etc., will be found in the columns 
 of the Calendar. 
 
 Eiplanation of Astronomical Symbols and Abbreviations. 
 
 © 
 
 © 
 
 h 
 
 m 
 
 s 
 
 The Sun. 
 The Moon. 
 Mercury. 
 Venus. 
 The Earth. 
 Hours. 
 Minutes. 
 Seconds. 
 
 I cf Mars. 
 i 'Jj. Jtijiiter. 
 I h Saturn. 
 
 f Uranus. 
 Neptune. 
 ° Degrees. 
 '' Minutes of Arc. 
 ''' Seconds of A re. 
 
 Or. Hel. Lat.— Greatest Heliocentric Latitude. 
 
 O^ Conjunction. 
 
 [J (Quadrature. 
 
 (P Opposition. 
 
 ^^ .Ascending Node. 
 
 t") De.scending Node. 
 
 N. North : S. South. 
 
 E. East; W. West. 
 
 M. Morning; A. Afternoon. 
 
 > 
 
 i 
 
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 SifiNs, Seasons and Eclipses. 
 
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 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURY & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Signs and Influences of the Zodiac. 
 
 Spring 
 Signs 
 
 Snnuntr 
 Signs 
 
 1. T' Ari.s, heiid. 
 
 2. Ti Taiitus, neck. 
 ;'.. U ( ifiiiini. arms. 
 4. '-■". Cancer, breast. 
 ■";. f y Leo, heart. 
 
 ♦>■ ITf' Virgfj, bowels. 
 
 Autninn 
 Signs 
 
 Winter 
 .Signs 
 
 Lil>ra, reins. 
 } S. tn Scorpio, secrets. 
 ( 0. ;^ Sagittarius, thighs. 
 ( 10. ^i5 (apricornus, knees. 
 -11. -r^ A(|uariiis, legs. 
 ( 12. K Pis^ces, feet. 
 
 The Seasons. 
 
 The Sun enters T (Spring begins) March 20tli, lOh. M. 
 " " 6g (Summer begins) .June 21st, fill. M. 
 
 " >' ^ (Autumn begins) September 22n(l, Oli. A. 
 
 " " :5 (Winter begins] December 21st, oh, > 
 
 The E(piin(>xe> occur when Spring and Autumn begin, and the Solstices at 
 tlie beginning ot' Summer and Winter. 
 
 Eclipses, Etc. 
 
 In the year l«!t8 there will bethree Eclipses of the Sun and threeof the Moon. 
 
 I. A Pautiai. Kclipsk of the Moon— January 7th, visible at St. .John. 
 The Moon will rise 4h. oSm. A., and set Th.Min. M. Mh. First con- 
 tact with the Penumbra, Jan. 7th, 4h. 47m. A. ; middle of the eclipse, 
 
 Jan. 
 
 "th, 7h. 21m. A.\ last contact with the I'enund)ra, Jan. 7th, 9h. 
 
 o4m. A., mean time at St. John. 
 II. .\ ToTAi> Kcl.ipsK OF TtfK Six Januarv 22nd, invisible at St. John, 
 iiegins on the Earth generally Jan. 22nd. Oh. 22m. M., in Ion. 21° 3()' 
 E. of (ireenwich, and lal. 0°. 2H' N. Central eclipse begins generallv 
 Jan. 22nd, lb. 2')n). M., in Ion. it° 46' E. of (ireenwich, and lat. 11° 14^ 
 Ends on the Earth generally Jan. 22ud, oh. 2i»m. M., in Ion. 110° 
 
 7' E. of (ireenwich. and lat. 
 
 3t)' N. 
 
 III. A Partial Eci.ii'sk of thk Moon — Julv 3rd, invisible at St. Joh 
 
 )/ 
 
 n. 
 
 The Moon will rise Sh. Oni. A., and set 4li. 4t)m. M.4th. First contact 
 with the Penumbra, July Ikd, 2h. 4m. A.; middle of the eclipse, July 
 3nl, 4h. 30iii. A. ; last contact with the Penundira, July .Srd, 7h. 3m. A., 
 mean time at St. John. 
 JV. Ax Annular E(LII'.se <>k tuk Sfn — Julv 18th, invisil>le at St. John. 
 Begins on the Earth generally July iStli, dh. 39m. A., in Ion. 158° 2 
 AV. of (ireenwich, and lat. lo" 38' S. Central eclipse begins generallv 
 July Isth, 2h. 12m. A., in Ion. Ifi9° 28' W. of Cireenwich, and lat. .39° 
 17' S. Ends (»n the Earth generallv Julv 18tli, oh. 48nL .\., in Ion. 
 84° 14' W. of (ireenwich, and lat. 4o° 38 'S. 
 V. A Partial Eclii'sk of thk Sun — December 12th, invisible at St. John. 
 Begins on the Earth generally Dec. loth, 7h. 13m. M., in Ion. 161° 14' 
 W. of (ireenwich, and lat. <)t(° 18' S. Greatest eclipse, Dec. 13th, 7h. 
 31m. M., ill Ion, 174° 3.')' E. of (ireenwich, and lat. 66° '):V S. Ends 
 on the e;irtli i,'enerallv Dec. 13th, 7h. -^rim. M., in Ion. 151° 12' E. of 
 
 ( ire 
 
 enw 
 
 i(h, and lat. 6.5° 16' S. 
 
 \'I. A Totai, Eclipse of thk Moon— December 27lh, visible at St. Johi 
 
 The .Moon will rise 4h. 32ui. A., ami set 7li. 52m. .\1. 2sth. First c 
 
 )f tl 
 
 on- 
 
 Kklle ot tlie eclipse, 
 
 tact with the Penumbra, Dec. 27th, 4h. 3m. A. 
 
 Deo. 27th, 7h. lOm. A.; last contact with the Penumbra, Dec. 2tth 
 
 lOh. 17tn. A., mean time at St. Jdliii. 
 
 THE HOST RELIABLE SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS KEPT IN 
 
Morning and Evening Stars — Explanatory 
 
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 Morning and Evening Stars. 
 
 Vkkus is a morning slar until February lotii, when she is in superior con- 
 junction with the sun. then an evening star until December, and a morning 
 stnr for the remainder of the year. 
 
 Mars is a morning star throughout the year. 
 
 JrPlTKB is a morning star until March 2oth, When he is in opposition to 
 the Sun, then an evening star until October 13th, and a morning star for the 
 remainder of the vear. 
 
 Explanatory. 
 
 Annular Eclipse — An eclipse of the Sun, in which its whole disk is covered 
 by the Moon, except a bright outer ring. 
 
 Aphelit>n — The point of a Planet's orbit farthest from the Sim. 
 
 Apogee — That part of the Moon's orbit farthest from the Earth. 
 
 Astronomical Dav is reckoned from noon to noon through the 24 hours. 
 Thus, July 21, 9h., js 9h. A. of July 21. and July 21. loh.. is 3h. M. of July 22. 
 
 Conjunction — A Planet directly between the Earth and the Sun is said to 
 be in Inferior Conjunction with the Sun. A Planet with the Sim directly be- 
 tween it and the Earth is said to be in Superior Conjunction with the Sun. 
 Planets are said to be in conjunction with each other, or with the Moon, when 
 they are in the same sign and degree. 
 
 Declination — The distance of a heavenly body from the Equinoctial, mea- 
 sured north or south, in degrees or iniuutes, on a Meridian. 
 
 Ecliptic — The plane of the Earth's orbit, so called because Eclipses can 
 take place only when the Moon is on or near it. 
 
 Elongation — The distance of a Planet from the Sun as seen from the Earth. 
 
 Equinoctial — The circle in the heavens traced by the Earth's Equator. 
 
 Node — That part of the orbit of a heavenly body which intercepts the Ec- 
 liptic. If the body is passing from south to north, it is called the Ascending 
 Node ; if from north to south. Descending. 
 
 Opposition — A Planet with the Earth directly between it and the Sim is 
 said to be in opposition to the Sun. 
 
 Penumbra — That portion of space around the shadow of the Earth, in pass- 
 ing through which the Moon iliminishes in brightness in conseciuence of a 
 part only of the Sun's rays reaching her surface. 
 
 Perigee — That part of the Moon's orbit nearest to the Earth. 
 
 Perihelion — That part of the Planet's orbit nearest to the Sun. 
 
 Quadrature— Two heavenly bodies are said to be in Quadrature when they 
 are distant from each other l>y ^le-fourth of the Zodiac, or three signs apart. 
 
 The Sun's Declination and fast or slow of clock are given for apparent noon 
 or time of passing the Meridian of St. John. 
 
 The Moon s Southing is given in Astronomical time for the Meridian Pas- 
 sage at St. John; and her Declination, when on the Meridian. 
 
 The Rising and Setting of the Moon are given for every day in the year. 
 
 To find the length of the day, subtract the time of sunrise from 12 hours, 
 and to the dillerence add the time of sunset. 
 
 To find the length of the night, subtract the time of sunset from 12 hours, 
 and to the diflerence add the lime of sunrise next niorninsr. 
 
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 Foui:cA8TiN^; thk Wkatiier. 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING. 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Tides. 
 
 WIhii tlif Moon is iK'!ir tilt' Full, mikI cluinjre, the Ti<k's rise higlier than 
 iisiiiil tlicsc Mi-c (nihil Spring Tides; iiixl when the Moon is near her first 
 and third (|iiarti'rs the Tides rise hssthan usual —these are called Neap Tides. 
 If the Moon neiir the full or ehanv;e is in her Perigee, or nearest approach to 
 the ^'lartli, it will lie \i'\y high tides, and if at that time she is in her Apogee, 
 or fartlnst distance iVoni the Farth, the Tides will How ninch less. 
 
 On account ot' the distiirhing force of the winds it is not possihie at tin)es 
 (hy astronomical calcidations) to predict the exact tinie and heiglit of high 
 and low water; when ihe winds hlow strong on shore, the eftect is to increase 
 the Tides and make them later, hut when the winds hlow ofl" shore, the efPect 
 is to dirninish them and m:tke tlu-m earlier. 
 
 '{'he ri(hs in the Calendar are the Morning and Afternoon Tides at St. John 
 and Charlottetown. In the Title Tahle (page o'.O will he found Constants for 
 linding the time of High Water at each of the places given in the table. 
 
 It will sometimes bi' foimd that when a Constant is added to the time of 
 High Wal -r at the port of refeicnce the sum exceeds 12 hours; in this case 
 siditr.'ict I- hours tVoin the sum and the remainder will be the time of High 
 Water at the reipiired port on the succeeding afternoon or morning, according; 
 as the Tiile at the port of reference was a Morning or .\fternoon Tide. 
 
 KXAMI'LK. 
 
 llinh Waler at St. .lohii, .laiaiary 8th llli. 34ui. M. 
 
 .MKiicltm, ;uid 54ni. 
 
 121i. 28m. 
 Subtract l'2h. DOni. 
 
 |[i^ll WattTat Moneton, January 8th Oh. 2Siu. A. 
 
 it will sometimes he found that a Constant to he subtracted is greater tlian 
 
 llu' time of High Water at the |iort of reference ; in this case add 12 hours to 
 
 the time at the port, siilitract the Constant, and the remainder will be the time 
 
 of Higii Water at the itujuited place foi the previous .Morning or Afternoon, 
 
 according as the Tide at the port of reference was an .Afternoon or Morning Tide. 
 
 KXAMI'I.K. 
 
 Hi},'h AValiTal Chailottoti.wii, .Jaimarv 11th Oh. "lOtii. A. 
 
 Add 12h.(i0in. 
 
 12li. 5oin. 
 Newcastle, lieauliere Island, -iililrael 4h. 15in. 
 
 High Wr.tt'r ai lieaulxre Island, .lanuary llth Sh. Uoin. .M. 
 
 If 
 
 '■it 
 
 Forecasting the Weather. 
 
 Men li:ive. from a very i-arly period, studied the weather, on account of its 
 great inlluence on ilieir pursuits, in order, if possible, to predict its nature, and 
 prevent those losses to the farnn'r and the sailor which result from violent 
 storms. 
 
 The earlier students based their predictions on the phases of the moon, but 
 an examination of ihe (Greenwich ob^ervatituis for more than half a century 
 has shown that iliis theory is entirely unfounded. Weather prophets like 
 Moore. Zadkiel and Wnnor claim in their almanais to he able to forecast the 
 weather day by day lor a whole year; hut nieteoiologieal science in the British 
 Isles, and the Simi.d Serviie of the Cnited Stall's, with the Weather Bureau 
 «>t tln' hominion. doe< not claim to ibrecast, with any certainty, the weather 
 for more than three or four day>> at tiie most. 
 
 CARPENrERS' TOOLS AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE OF EVERY 
 
Tide Table. 
 
 59 
 
 Shoes of aU Kinds, WATERBURT & RISING, 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 If an observer oould obtain, at regular or repeated intervals, readings of 
 tlK- barometer at stations distributed over a large area, be would be enabled 
 to trace tlie tnarcb of the atorm, for it has been found that the wind always 
 lijiiws towards the place of the lowest barometer reading; and so, by means of 
 tlic telegraph, he may warn those places the storm is approaching. Still, 
 mistakes are often made, and the forecasts are not always infallible, so that 
 iiimh remains to be done before meteorology can be marked among the exact 
 sciences. 
 
 Tide Table. 
 
 Tlio time of high water in the following places will be found approxi- 
 iiiaitly by adding to or subtracting from the time of high water at the given 
 port of reference, as follows : 
 
 Sign I add; Sign — std)tract. 
 
 PORT OF REFKRENCE — ST. .JOHN, N. B. 
 
 Bay of Fund}/, New Brwiu^wick, 
 
 H. M. n. 
 
 Macliias, Seal Island — 16 
 
 Seal Cove, Grand Manan .. .. — 27 
 (hand Harbor, Cirand Manan 
 
 -0 14 
 
 Fish Head —0 5 
 
 \Ve>tQuoddy —0 9 
 
 Caiiipobello, Welshpool — 
 
 St. Andrews —0 31 
 
 —0 2 
 
 l-tang 
 
 M. 
 
 14 
 
 Lepreaux — 
 
 Quaco \-i) 
 
 Spicer's Cove, Cape C!hignecto • 14 
 
 (Jrindstone Island {0 26 
 
 Folly Point, Mouth of Petit- 
 
 codiac 28 
 
 Cumberland Basin, Sackville • 34 
 
 Moncton i 54 
 
 Bay of Fnndy, Nova Scotia 
 H. M. 
 
 Cipe Sable, Clam Point —2 54 
 
 I'liliuico 
 
 Clark's Harbor,.. —2 
 
 — 1 
 
 — 1 
 — 1 
 — 1 
 
 1 
 
 56 
 54 
 32 
 
 27 
 17 
 12 
 
 -0 4S 
 
 \rt.'ylc, Jones' Anchorage ... 
 
 Seal Island, Cape Sable 
 
 I'.llen wood's Anchorage, 
 
 .b'li(»UMC 
 
 Y;iniioiuh 
 
 K. Sandy Cove, St. Mary's Bay 
 
 Fttite Passage ' .*. —0 48 
 
 Atlantic. Coast, Nova Scotia, 
 
 H. M. 
 
 Negro Harbor — 3 9 
 
 Kiiyned Island —3 22 
 
 Port Mouton —3 17 
 
 Liverpool Bay — 3 31 
 
 (ape La Have — 3 33 
 
 Malione Bav — 3 36 
 
 Margaret Bay —3 34 
 
 Sal>le Island, North Side — 3 51 
 
 South Side —4 51 
 
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 (irrand Passage — 38 
 
 W.SandyCove.St.Mary'sBav —0 34 
 
 Digby Gut —0 21 
 
 Port CJeorge — (» 4 
 
 Isle Haute —0 
 
 Black Rock f-0 
 
 Spencer's A nchorage f 
 
 Parrsboro, Minas Basin ' 
 
 Horton Bluff, Minas Basin... rl 
 Noel Bav r 1 
 
 
 
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 21 
 
 56 
 
 9 
 
 20 
 
 Halifax Harbor. 
 Jedore Harbor . 
 
 H. M. 
 
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 -3 36 
 
 Ship Harbor — 3 27 
 
 Lisct»mb Harbor — 3 21 
 
 Countrv Harbor — 3 41 
 
 —3 21 
 
 Whitehaven 
 
 Canso Harbor — 3 33 
 
 —3 1 
 
 Guysborough 
 
 DESCRIPTION CHEAP AT HORNCASTLE'S, ST. JOHN. 
 
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 60 TiDK Tablk— How to Find ihe Latftude. 
 
 Shoes of all Kinds, WATERBDRY 4 RISING, 61 King'and 212-214 Union its. 
 
 Cape Bretim hlaiul. 
 H. M. 
 
 Port Hood -^ '21 
 
 Criii of ("iinso, North —'2, 6 
 
 iMabon KiviT — '-^ '^^ 
 
 Cape North —"'^ '-^l 
 
 St. Anno Hay —2 47 
 
 New Eiujland Co(i»t 
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 Salem — <> V) 
 
 Ciloneester Harbor —0 17 
 
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 Sydney Harbor ... 
 
 Mena(li>n i5ay 
 
 Louisbiirj; Harbor 
 
 iSt. Teter Hay 
 
 Arichat 
 
 Portsmouth 
 
 Portland 
 
 Kennebec K., Hanniwell's Pt. 
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 Wallaee Harbor 
 
 Puf^wash Harbor 
 
 Bale Verte 
 
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 Caribou Harbor — 45 
 
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 Talanuigouche.. — 45 
 
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 Houybloii Harbor 
 
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 15 
 
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 Cascumpeque Harbor 
 Riflimond Harbor .. .. 
 
 ( ape Turner 
 
 <irand Rustieo 
 
 Traeadie 
 
 St. Peter's Harbor 
 
 (iulf of Si, Lawrence. 
 
 Shediac Harbor 
 
 Jourimain Island 
 
 Richibui'to River 
 
 point Escuniinac 
 
 Beauli^re Island, Miramiohi 
 
 RivHi- 
 
 Sheldrake Island 
 
 Misc'ou 
 
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 Bathurst 
 
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 Dalhousie Harbor 
 
 Gasp<^ I^asin 
 
 Magdalen Islands 
 
 St. Paul Island 
 
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 To Find the Latitude by a Meridian Altitude of the Sun. 
 
 The Siui's Declination in the (.'alendars of the Month are for the Meridian 
 of St. .John, N. B., l)ut will serve witli sulHcient accuracy to obtain the Lati- 
 tude by Meridian .Mtitude of tlie Sun on any [lart of the coast of New Bruns- 
 wick and Nova Scotia, and on the coast of Maine and Massachusetts, in the 
 United Stales. 
 
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How TO Find the Latitude. 
 
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 Shoes of aU Rinds, WATERBURT & RISING. 61 King and 212-214 Union Sts. 
 
 Rule. — At noon obtain the altitude of the Sun by a sextant or (juadrant; 
 !i(l(l 12 miles to that altitude to obtain the true altitude ; subtract the true 
 iiltitude from 90° 0^, and you will have the Sun's Zenith distance, which you 
 will natiie North, as the Sun will always bear to the South at noon on tliat 
 coast. Under the Zenith distance place the Sun's Declination for that day. 
 Then if the Declination and Zenith distance are of ditlerent names, their 
 (llfffrnice will be the Latitude ; if they are of the same name, their huth will be 
 the Latitude. 
 
 H.rample.—\^9S, February "^rd, at noon, off Cape Sable, N. S., the observed 
 
 altitude of the Sun was 30" 20^, bearing South. Required the ship's latitude. 
 
 Observed Altitude .30° 20' S. 
 
 Correction 4- 12 
 
 True Altitude , 30 U? 
 
 90 00 
 
 Zenith distance 69 28 N.) Different 
 
 Declination P'ebruary 3rd Ifi 23 S.j names s'.ib. 
 
 Latitude 13 05 N. 
 
 Example 2. — 1898, April 7th, at noon, off Mt. Desert Rock, coast of Maine, 
 
 r. S., the observed altitude of the Sun was 52° 52', bearing South. Required 
 
 the ship's latitude. 
 
 ftbserved Altitude 52° 52' S. 
 
 Correction ^ 12 
 
 True Altitude 5:04 ~ 
 
 90 00 
 
 Zenith distanci'.. '."Ifi 55 N.| Same 
 
 Declination April 7th 6 59 N. j names add. 
 
 Latitude 43 55 
 
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 2'.M0 '.IM. 24 11 51 M. 10 5SM. 4 26 M 
 
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 New Moon, ., 
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 Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon 
 
 Ih. A. 9 in ('j. CircninclHion. 
 (it'neml Wolfe born, 1727. 
 Hattle of IVincetor 1777. 
 Alli.ince of tlu' Hague, 1717. 
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 <»f the De])artment of Marine and Fisheries, ba.sed on direct observations 
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 in continuous operation, day and night, throughout the year. Reduced 
 uom Standard Time for the 60t]i Meri<liaii, to St. Joliii Local 
 TUne, which is 24 minutes slower than Atlantic Standard Time for the 
 (iOtli Meridian. 
 
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 Abraham Lincoln born, 1809. 
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 Headquarters for 
 
 "XX" Brand Gravel Roofing, 
 Best American 3-Ply Prepared Roofing, 
 Nickel Roofing, Sheathing Papers, 
 Tar, Pitch, Asphalt, etc. 
 
 0. 8. FISHER & COc south SUU Khmr square, St. .Tolin, N. L. 
 
 ALWAYS IN STOCK BT J. HORNCASTLE & CO., ST. JOHN. 
 
W. J. Forbeg, Cor. Main-Kennedy Sts. Motto : BEST Ctoods, LOWEST Prices. 
 
 66 
 
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 ST JOHN, N B 
 
 
 OAKUM, TAR, PITCH, BARB WTOE FEKCIlfO, STAPLES AT HORIICASTLE'S. 
 
W. J. Forbes, Cor. Main-Kennedy Sts., N. E., Is near !he Stesmers' Wbarves. 
 
 1898. MARCH has Thirty-oue Days. 67 
 
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 ALL DESORIFTIONS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT McMILLAN'S. 
 
W. J. PorbeB, Cor-Haln-Kennedy Sts., gella the beat Rnbbeni and Rnbber Boots. 
 
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W. J. Forbes, Cor. Main-Kennedy Sts., sells the celebrated Oranby Rubbers. 
 
 1898. 
 
 APRIL has Thirty Days. 
 
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 HIGH WATER, Local Mean Time, at 
 
 Saint John, N. B. I Oharlottet'n, P. E. I. 
 Morning Afternoon Morning Afternoon 
 
 1 All Fools Day. 
 
 2 Richard Cobden died, 1865. 
 A Palm Sunday. 
 4 First public telephone, 1877. 
 .') Ri. Hon. W. E. Foster died. 1886. 
 (i Mid. 'X cf (C. 'Jj. 6° 52^ N. 
 
 7 Princess Louise born, 1848. Sprin 
 
 8 (iood Friday. [tides. 
 
 9 9h. A. ^i greatest Hel. Lat. N. 
 A Easter Sunday. 
 II Fort Suniter bombarded, 1861. 
 12' Handel died, 1759. 
 
 13' Magdala stormed, 1868. 
 
 14: President Lincoln assassinated, 1865. 
 
 15 Riel expelled from parliament, 1875. 
 
 16 Shakespeare born, 1564. 
 A Low Sunday. Hon. Alex. Mackenzie 
 18 Virginia seceded, 1861. [died, 1892 
 W Baltimore massacre, 1861. 
 
 20 lOh. A. ^ stationary. [tides 
 
 2llllh.A. ^ cr(D- ^'2°2'S. Spring 
 22 Demerara taken by English, 1796. 
 2.'}; St. George. 
 A 2nd Simday after Easter. 
 25i Princess Alice born, 1843. 
 26!(ien. Johnston surrendered, 1865, 
 27; ,\ndersonville prison opened, 1864. 
 
 28 Dr. .1. Ahernethv died, 1831. 
 
 29 Ralph W. Emerson died, 1882. 
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 PELEE ISLAND WINES, 
 FOUR CROWN SCOTCH WHISKY, 
 THOMSON'S IRISH WHISKY, 
 J. S. HAMILTON BRANDY. 
 62 UNION ST. Telephone :>23. 
 
 Orders solicited. 
 J. & A. MclULLAN PRINT BALL PROGRAMMES IN THE BEST STYLE. 
 
W. J. FORBES sells Shoes that WEAR WELL and LOOK WELL 
 
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 No. 1 City Market Building, Charlotte Street, 
 
 ST. JOHN, IV. B. 
 
 Branch Storc: BATHURST. N. B. 
 
 HILIi'S PA '.aNT BLOTTER BATH FOR SALE BT J. & A. McMILLAIf. 
 
HlOOnfS' BRITISH LIIIIHEIIT THE GREAT RHEUMATIC CURE. 
 
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 SOUVENIR VIEWS OF ST. JOHN FOR SALE BY J. & A. HcMILLAN. 
 
HA^E TOn EVER TRIED HIQOniS' BRITISH UHIHEIIT? 
 
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 !f< 1,500,000" tire in San Francisco, 1895 
 
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 Nos. 1 and 3 Union Street, - - ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 J. k A. McMillan keep waterman's ideal fountain pens. 
 
HIQGIN8' UmMElIT FOR HAN AMD BEAST. 
 
 
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 13th iSunday after Trinity. 
 
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 16th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
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 (iriat Hrilain iiiul In'hind, (/lucii. ItrlViidjT of tlic Taith, Eiiipit'SH of India 
 (ill India, Kaisar-i-lliiid;, l>oiii 24tli Miiy 1N1!»; Hiuaedt-d to the Throne 20th 
 Jinu' 1>S;{7, on the death «»!' her uncle. Kinj,' William I \' ; crowned 28th June 
 \S',iH, and married l(»th I'chniary 1S4(>, to his late Kovai Hi/jhneHS Francis 
 Alukkt Augustus Charles Kmmaniicl, I'rinccl unwort, I)iike of iSaxony, Prince 
 of (^oltiir^ and (iotha, wlio was horn 2t)th Augnst, 1819; die<l 14th December, 
 1801. Iler Majesty h:ts had issue: 
 
 1. 11. 1. M., VicroKiA, Kmpress Frederick of (iermuny, Princess Royal, 
 horn Nov. 21, 184(»; married Jan. %'}, 1858, to Frederick, Crown Prince of 
 Prussia, afterwards ( Jermaii iMiipcror (horn Oct. 18, 18Hl,died June 15,1888), 
 and has had issue — William, rei^jning (Jerman Kmperor, horn Jan. 27, 1859; 
 marrii-d l-'ch. 27, 1881, to Princess Augusta ol' Sciileswig-Holstein, and has 
 six sons and a daughter; I'hariotte, horn Jidy 24, 1800, miirried Feh. 18,1878, 
 to llered. Princ*' of Saxe-Mciniiigen ; Henry, horn Aug. 14,1802, married 
 Mav, 24, 1N88, lo his cousin, Princess ln-utMif Hesse; Sigismund, born Sept. 15, 
 lho"4, died June 18, ISOO; Victoria, hoi n April 12, 1800, niarried Nov. 19, 1890, 
 to U.S. H. Prince Adcdphc oJ Schauiiihuig-Lippe ; Waldemar, horn Feh. 10, 
 ISOiS, died .March 27, 1879; Sophia Dontthea, horn June 14, 1870, niarried 
 Oct. 27, 1889, to the Duke of Sparta; and Margaret, horn April 22, 1872, niar- 
 rietl Jan. 25. 1S«);{, to Priuic Frederick of He.sse-( "assel. 
 
 2. His Koval Highness A iJiKKr F«lward, Priice of Wales, h. Nov. 9, 1841 ; 
 married Manh 10, 180;<. ti> the Princess .Mexandra ( horn Dec. 1, 1844), eldest 
 daughter ot the King ot" henin:irk, and has had issue — Albert Victor, Duke 
 of ( larence, born Jan. 8, lsti4, tlicd Jan. 14, 1892; Ixeorge Frederick, Duke of 
 York, Captain K. .N., born .lime ii. ISOo, marriid July 0, \H9'.\ to Princess \'ic- 
 toria Mary (" May") of Teck i horn May 20, 1,S07 K and has issue Kdward, born 
 June 2:;, fs94, and AlWrt. horn Dec. 14, 1895; L..uise, horn Feb. , JO, 1867, mar- 
 licd .Inly 27, ls,S9, to the Duke of l-ife — issue, .Alexandra, born May 17, 1891, 
 and Maud, horn April .'{, 1.n9I{; \ictoria, hoiu JulyO, 1808; Maud, horn Nov. 
 20, 1809, married to Prince t harles of Denmark, July 22, 189(>; and Alexander, 
 born .\prilO, died .Vpril 7. 1871. 
 
 [i. llcr Royal Highness Amck Maud .Mary, born April 25, 1843; married 
 Jidy 1, 1802. to H. K. H. Louis IV., Cirand Duke of Hesse (born Sent. 12, 
 1S;5"7. died March l.'J, 1892); died Dec. 14, 1878, her issue being— Victoria 
 Alberta l>oni .\pril 5, 1S0;>. married April lid, 1884, to Prince Lonis of Hal- 
 tenhurg, H. N.; Klizai>elh, horn Nov. 1, 1X04. married June 15, 1884, to the 
 (iraiid Duke Serge of Russia; Irene, horn July 11, 180t); niarried May 21. 
 lS>S8,to her cousin. Prince Henry of Prussia, l»rother i>f the (Jerman Emperor; 
 Friiest Louis, (Jraiid Duke of Hesse, iiorn Nov. 25, l.>()8, married April 19, 1894. 
 to H. K. H. Priiue.ss \ ictoria Melita of Saxe-( 'oburg ; Frederick, born Oct. 7, 
 1870, died .luiic 29, 187:?; Alix N'ietoria, horn June 0, 1872, niarried Nov. 2(>, 
 1S94, tt) H. I. M. the (.'zar of Ivu>sia, and has issue, Olga, horn Nov. L5, 1895; 
 and Mary, lu)rn May 24, 1H74, died Nov. 15, 1878. 
 
 4. His Ivuyal Highness .\LFni:i) Frnesl Albert, Dukeof Fdinbiirgli and Dukt 
 of Saxe-('oburg-(Jotlia, born Aug. 0, 1844; Admiral of the Fleet; married Jan. 
 2o, 1S74, to the (irand Uieliess Marie of Russia iborn Oct. 17, 1858), ami 
 has issue— Alfred, bom Oct. 15, ls71 ; Marie, bom Oct. 29, 1875, married Jan. 
 10, I8i»3, to Ferdinand, Crown Priiu'e " Roumania, and hits issue— Carol, 
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 Ilohenlohe-Langenherg; and Beatrice, l)orn April 20, 1SK4. 
 
 o. Her Royal Ilinhness ITklkva Au<i[usta V'ictoria, horn May 2o, 1S4(); 
 married July o. 18()(), to IMince Frederick Cliristian Charles AiiKiistus. of 
 S(hleswi;,'-IIolstein (horn .Jan. 22, iSlil), and has had issue -Christian V .. Lt. 
 King's Royal Rifles, horn April 14, lH(i7 ; Alhert J., horn Feh. 2(5, 18«)9; Vic- 
 Kiria ]j., horn May 3, 1870; Louise A, horn August 12, 1S72, married .Iiilv <>, 
 1891, to Pr. Arihert of Anhalt; and Harold, horn May 12, tiled May 20, 1876. 
 
 6. Her Royal Highness Louise Caroline Alherta, horn March 18. 1848; 
 innrried March 21, 1871, to .John, Marquis of Lome (Itorn Auj;. <>, 1845). 
 
 7. His Royal Highness Arthir William Patrick .\lhert, Duke of (.'on- 
 naught, horn May 1, 18o0; (ieneral in cotnnuind at .Mdershot ; ujarricd March 
 \',\ 1879, to Princess Louise Margaret (horn July 2'), 18(501, dauu'liter of the 
 late Prince Frederick ('harles of Prussia, and has issue- -.Margaret, l)orn .Jan. 
 1.), 1882; Arthur, horn Jan. 13, 1883; Victoria Patricia, horn March 17, 188fi. 
 
 8. His Royal Highness Lkoi'old ( Jeorge Dimcan Alhert, Duke of Alhany, 
 i)orn April 7, 1853; nuirried April 27, 1882, to Princess Helei) (horn Feh. 17, 
 ISHl), daughter of the late Prince (Jeorge of Waldeck, died March 28, 1884, 
 his issue heing — .\lice Marv, horn Feh. 25,188.3; Leo})oId Charles Edwanl 
 (f. A., Duke of Alhany, horn" July 19, 1884. 
 
 9. Her Royal Highness Hkathick Mary X'ictoria Feodora, horn .\pril 14, 
 18o7 ; married July 23, 1885. to Prince Henry Maurice of liatteuhurg (horn 
 Oct. 5, 18.58, died Jan. 20, 1896), and has issue— Alexander Alhert, horn Nov. 
 '2'A, 188(5; Victoria Eug<^nie Julia Kua, horn Oct. 24, 1887, and Leopold Arthur 
 Louis, horn May 21, 1889, and ALuirice Victor Donald, born Oct. 3, 1891. 
 
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 (iv.oiuiK William Frederick Charles, .Second Duke of Cambridge, Field- 
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 Ai(iiJSTA Caroline, horn July l'.>, 1822; married June 28, 1S43. Frederit^k, 
 (Irand Dukeof Meeklenburg-Strelitz, and has issue — .Vdolphus Frederick, horn 
 July 22. 1S48; married, and has issue. 
 
 Marv .Vdelaide, horn Nov. 27, 1833: married .June 12, 18(i(i, Frarnus, Duke 
 ni Teck (horn Aug. 27. 18.37), died Oct. 27, 1897, leaving issue--\ictoria 
 Mary, born May 2(5, 18(57, married July (5, 1893, to H R. II. the Duke of 
 York ; Adolphus, lK>rn .\ug. 13, 18(58, married 1894, Lady Margaret (rrosvenor, 
 (laughter <»f the Duke of Westminster, and has issue; Francis Joseph, luirn Jan. 
 9, 187(); and .\lexander ( ieorge, horn ,\pril 14, 1874. 
 
 H. R. H. Frnest .Augustus (ieorge. Third Duke of Cumberland, horn Sept. 
 '_']. 1845; married Dec. 21, 1878, to Princess Thyra of Denmark: and has 
 issue. His sisters-FREDKRiCA, Itorr Jan. 9, 1848, married .\pril 24. 1880, 
 Freiherr von Pawel-Kammingen (issue — Victoria, horn March 7, died March 
 27, 1881); and Mary Ernestine, horn Dec. 3, 1849. 
 
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 Ilernuin Ernest. Prince of Hohenlohe-LauLrenherg, born August 31, 1832; 
 
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 Lord lliyli (lianeellor — Kt. Hon. liord Ilalsbiiry. 
 
 Loni Privy S«"il l\t. Mem. N'isconnt CroHs, <;. c. n. 
 
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 First L(»rd of the Treasury — Kt. Hon. .\. J. Halfoiir. 
 
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 Home .S'crelary Kt. Hon. Sir .\L While Kidley. 
 
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 President of the Hoard of tradt — Kt. Hon. (". T. Kitchie. 
 
 President of the Local (ioveriunent lioard — Kt. Hon. Henry ("haplin. 
 
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 I'irst ( ommissioner of Works -Kt. Hon. .\. .\kers-I)onjijlas. 
 
 President of the l)oard nf Ajjricnitnre Kt. Hon. Walter Lon^. 
 
 Lord Lientenant of Ireland Kt. Hon. Karl Cadoyan, K. <J. 
 
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 Master of ihc Horse -Duke of Portland, K. O. 
 
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 Assistant Secretary and Accountant, A. W. Reynolds, $1,400. 
 
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 Clerk of the Senate— Edouard J. Langevin, N. p., $3,400. 
 
 Clerk of the House of Commons — J. G. Bourinot, c. M. G., d. c. l., ll. d., $3,400. 
 
 Governor General's Secretary — David Erskine, Esq. 
 
 Auditor General — John Lome McDougall, c. M. o., M. A., $4,000. 
 
 Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence— Col. Charles Eugene Panet, $3,200. 
 
 Deputy Minister of Finance — John Mortimer Courtney, c. M. G., $4,200. 
 
 Commissioner of Inland Revenue — Edward Miall, $3,200. 
 
 Deputy Postmaster General— R. M. Coulter, $3,200. 
 
 Deputy Minister Public Works— Antoine Gobeil, $ ,200. 
 
 Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery— Samuel Edward Dawson, i- P., 
 
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 Deputy Minister of Trade and Commerce— WiliiatnGrannis Parmelee, $4,000, 
 Deputy Minister of Railways and Canals— Coll ingwood Schreiber, c. E., $H,00'». 
 Deputy Minister of the Interior- James A. Smart, $3,200 
 Deputy Minister of Justice— Edmund Leslie Newcombe, q. v., $4,000. 
 Deputy Superintendent-lieneral of Indian Affairs— James A. Smart, $3,200. 
 (JoniptroUer of the Northwest Mounted Police— Freilerick White. 
 Chief and Director of the (ieological Survtv— (i, M. Dawson, c. M. g., ll. d., 
 
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 Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Statistics— William Bain Scarth, $3,200. 
 Under-Secretary of State— Joseph Pope, $3,200. 
 Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries— Francis F. ''Jounlcau. 
 
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 L. Langevin, Hon. James C. Aikens, Sir Charles Tiipper (Bart.), Hon, Hngh 
 McDonald, lion. Edward Blake, Hon. David Laird, Hon. William Ross, 
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 James McDonald, Hon, L. R. Masson, Sir Mackenzie Bowell. Hon, G. 
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 Ilibhert Tapper, Hon, John Haggart, Hon. Edgar Dewdney, Hon. Charles C. 
 Colby, Hon. George Airey Kirkpatrick, Hon. J. Aid. Ouimet, Hon. William 
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 Mayne Daly, Hon, Anguste Real Angers, Hon. William Bullock Ives, Hon. 
 Arthur R. Dickey, Hon. W. H. Montague, Hon. Donald Ferguson, Hon. John 
 F. Wood, Hon, E. G, Prior, Hon. Alplionse Desjardins, Sir Donald A. Smith, 
 Hon. J )hn J. Rosp, Hon. L. O. Taillon, Hon, Hugh J, Macdonald, Hon. 
 David Tisdale. 
 
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 Chief Justice—Sir Henry Strong, Kt., .?8,000. 
 
 Judges — Hon, Henri Elz^ar Taschereau, Hon. John Wellington Gwynne, 
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 Deputy Judge, M. McDonald ; Registrar, Robert O. Stockton ; Marshal, T, C, 
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 PARLIAMENT OF (CANADA. 
 
 THE SENATE. 
 
 Speaker — Hon. <7. A. P. Pelletier, c. m. g. Clerk — Edward Jos. Langevin, 
 13,400. Chaplain— The Yen. John S. Lander, D. c. L. 
 
 Senators .sessional allowance, $1,000. 
 
 Jabez B Snowball 
 David Wark, 
 George T P)aird, 
 George G King, 
 
 Province of New Brunswick 
 
 Honorables. 
 
 James D Lewin, 
 James Dover 
 Josiali Wood, 
 
 Robert Barrie Dickie, 
 William Miller, q c, 
 Alex Maofarlane, <.i c, 
 Wni J Almon, M D, 
 
 Province of Nova Scotia- 
 
 Ilonorablea. 
 
 William McDonald, 
 L (i l*ower, Li> IJ, 
 Thomas McKav, 
 
 10. 
 
 Pascal Poirier, 
 Michael Adams, 
 Thomas Temple. 
 
 10. 
 
 Clarence Primrose, 
 David Mackeen, 
 John Lovitt. 
 
 24. 
 
 John O'Donohoe, (i o, 
 David Reesor, 
 Geo W Allan, fk g s, 
 Sir Frank Smith, Kt, 
 Alex Vidal, p l s. 
 Richard Wm Scott, 
 Donald Mclnnis, 
 Donald McMillan, 
 
 Jos F ArmantI, 
 Matthew II Cochrane, 
 .^oseph H Bellerose, ,t p, 
 Pierre A DeBlois, 
 C E B DeBoucherville, 
 Chas A P Pelletier, 
 A W Ogilvie. 
 John Jones Ross, m d, 
 
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 Ilomrrahles. 
 
 Samuel Merner, 
 I Geo (' McKindsey, 
 
 R J Gowen, 
 I M Sullivan, 
 I F (Memow, 
 I C E ('asgrain,('M, m d, 
 I Lachlan Mc('allum, 
 
 Sir M Bowel 1, k <• m g. 
 
 Province of (^nebec— 24 
 
 Honorables. 
 
 Joseph Bolduc, 
 
 E J Price, 
 
 J Rosaire Tliibaudeau, 
 
 L F R Masson, 
 
 H Montplaisir, 
 
 P Landry. 
 
 G A Dri-mmond, 
 
 Sir Wm Ilingston, Kt, 
 
 Province of Prince Edward Island— 4. 
 
 William Eli Sanford, 
 Peter McLaren, 
 Jolin Dobson, 
 James C Aikins, 
 Sir J ( 'arling, K c M G, 
 David Mills. 
 (Jeorge A Cox. 
 
 James O'Brien, 
 J O Villenuve, 
 Wm Owens, 
 (leo B Baker, 
 L G Forget, 
 Jean B R Fiset, 
 A A Tliibaudeau. 
 
 Hon J S Prowse, 
 Hon J O Arsenanlt, 
 
 Hon John Sutherland, 
 Hon T A Bernicr. 
 
 Province of Manitoba— 4. 
 
 Hon Andrew A Macdonakl, 
 Hon Donald Ferguson. 
 
 Hon Charles A Boulton, 
 Hon J N Kirchoirer. 
 
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 Province of British Coliiiiibia— 3. 
 
 Hon W Jno Macdonald, | Hon T R Mclnnes, | Hon James Reid. 
 
 Northwest Territories— 2. 
 Hon W D Perley, | Hon J A. Loiigheed. 
 
 HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 The House of Commons numbers 213 members, being 92 for Ontario, 65 
 for Quebec, 20 for Nova Scotia, 14 for New Brunswick, 5 for Prince Edward 
 Islantl, 6 for British Columbia, 7 for Manitoba, and 4 for the Northwest 
 Territories. Members sessional allowance, $1,000. 
 
 Speaker — Hon James David Edgar. Clerk — J G Bourinot, c M g, ll d, dcl. 
 
 Province of Quebec. 
 
 Argenteuil, Thos Christie. 
 Baj^ot, Flavien Dupont. 
 Heauharnois, J G H Bergeron. 
 Heauce, .Joseph Ciodbout. 
 Hellechasse, Ondsiphore E Talbot. 
 Berthier, C Beausoliel. 
 Bonaventure, J F Guitd. 
 Brotne, Hon Sidney A Fisher. 
 Cliarably and Vercheres, Hon C A 
 
 (ieoffirion. 
 Champlain, Francois A Marcotte. 
 Charlevoix, Louis C A Angers. 
 Cliateauguay, J P Brown. 
 Compton, Rufus H Pope. 
 Cliicoutimie and Saguenay, Paul V 
 
 Savard. 
 Drunimond and Arthabaska, vacant. 
 r)f)rchcster, Jean Baptiste Morin. 
 Caspe, Kodolphe Lemieux. 
 Hochelaga, J A C Madore. 
 Huntington, J Scriver. 
 Jacques Cartier, Frederick D Monk. 
 Jollielte, Charles Bazinet. 
 Kamouraska, H G Carroll. 
 Labelle, J Henri N Bourassa. 
 Laprairie and Napierville, D Monet. 
 Laval, Thomas P^'ortin. 
 L'Assomption, Joseph Gauthier. 
 L^vis, Dr V M Guay. 
 L' Islet, Arthur M Dechene. 
 Lotbmiere, Dr C I Rinfret. 
 Maisonneuve, Raymond Pr^fontaine. 
 Maskinong^, J H Legris. 
 Megantic, George Turcot. 
 
 Missiquoi, Daniel B Meigs. 
 Montcalm, Louis E Dugas. 
 Montn)agny, P A Choquette. 
 Montniorency, Thomas C Casgrain. 
 Montreal (St Anne), M J F Quinn. 
 Montreal (St Antoine), TG Roddick. 
 Montreal (St James), O Desmarais. 
 Montreal (St Lawrence), E G Penny. 
 Montreal (St Mary;, Hercule Depri^. 
 Nicolet, Fabien Boisvert. 
 Portneuf, Hon Sir Henri Joly de 
 
 Lotbiniere, K c M G. 
 Pontiac, William J Poupore. 
 Quebec, C, F Langelier. 
 Quebec, E. RtHon Sir Wilfrid Laurier 
 Quebec, W, Hon Richard R Dobell. 
 Quebec County, Hon Chas Fitzpatrick 
 Richmond and Wolfe, M T Stenson. 
 Richelieu, A A Bruneau. 
 Rimouski, vacant. 
 Rouville, L P Brodeur. 
 St Hyacinthe, M E Bernier. 
 SoulanE;es, Augustin Bourbonnais. 
 Shetibrd, Charles H Parmalee. 
 Sherbrooke, Hon W B Ives. 
 St John and Iberville, Hon J I Tarte. 
 Three Rivers and St Maurice, Hon 
 
 Sir Adolplie Caron, K c M g. 
 Two Mountains, Joseph A C Ethier. 
 Temiscouata, vacant. 
 Terrebonne, L^on Adolphe Chauvin. 
 Vandreuil, H S Harwood. 
 Yamaska, Dr Mignault. 
 Wright, L N Champagne. 
 
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 A<l(linj<toii, .John VV Kell. 
 Alj,'o(iiii, AlbfTl I'] I)yrrient 
 ['.otiiwcll, .Jiirocs Cluricy. 
 I'.riint, S, C n Hcyd, 
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 Uriicc!, J*;, Ilciirv C.nvisiW. 
 liriicc, N, A MrNcill. 
 I'.nicc, W, .John Tolrt.ic. 
 Cjinlwcll, Willijun Stnl)hK 
 CarUtlon, VV T Ilod-^ins. 
 (Jortiwiill .'Hid Stoniionl 
 
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 I)niidaH, Andrew Hn»der. 
 Durliiirn, K, T I) Craiu. 
 Durham, VV, l{ lU-ith. 
 Kl^^in, K, A V> Ingram, 
 i'lltjin, VV, (Jcory;*' K Casey. 
 I'-HHCX, \, Win M (•( i rt!<for. 
 Kks(!X, S, Middoii K Cowan. 
 Krorilcnac, l)avid I) lloj^crs. ' 
 (ih'ii^jirry, \i K McLcniiio. 
 (ircnville, S Kidin^f, ,1 I) lieid. 
 Grey, K, l)r T ;S Sproule. 
 (Irey, N, lion ^Vtii I'atorson. 
 (irey, fS, (it'or^c J.aiiderl<in. 
 Hahliniand and Monck, lion W H 
 
 Montaj,'ue. 
 Il.dton, I) Henderson. 
 
 ( Thos H iMiicriierson. 
 
 ( ,\n(h'e\v T Wood. 
 Ilastinfjfs, K, .Jeremiah .M Hurley. 
 IIasiinj,'s, N, A VV Carscallan. 
 Hastings, VV', Henry Corhy. 
 Huron, K, Dr IVter Macdonald. 
 Huron, S, John McMillan. 
 Huron, VV, Malcolm C Cameron. 
 Kent, Archihald CamplK-lJ. 
 Kinjiston, Byron M Britton. 
 Lanrnion, \V, .1 1' Lister. 
 JiHmhfon, K, John Kraser. 
 Lanark, N, Bennett Rosamond. 
 Lanark, S, Hon .1 (J llag<(;irt. 
 Leeds and ( lreenville,Kianeis T Frost 
 Leeds, S, (leorjije Taylor. 
 Lennox, Lriah Wilson. 
 Lincoln and Niay^ara, Wm Gibson. 
 London, Thomas Bent tie. 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 Middlesex, E, James Gilmour. 
 Middlesex, N, Valentine Ratz. 
 .Middlesex, S, Malcolm Mcl^ugan. 
 Mid.llesex, VV, William S Calvert. 
 .Mnskoka, George McCormick. 
 Nipissing, James B Klock. 
 Norfolk, N, John Charlton. 
 Norfolk, .S Hon David Tisdale. 
 Northumberland, E, E Cochrane. 
 Northumberland, W, Geo Guillet. 
 Ontario, N, D Graham. 
 Ontario, S, Leonard Burnett. 
 Ontario, VV, Hon James D Edgar. 
 ,,,, ^,.. f Napoleon .\ Beleourt. 
 Ottawa City, | ^^,j',j^^, Hutchison. 
 
 Oxford. N, J Sutherland. 
 Oxford, S, Hon Sir R J Cartwright. 
 Peel. John Featherston. 
 Perth, N, Alex M MacLaren, 
 Perth. S, Dilman K Erb. 
 Peterboro', E, John Lang. 
 Peterboro', W, James Kendry. 
 Prescott, I Proulx. 
 Prince Edward, Wm B Pettet. 
 Renfrew, N, Thomas Mackie. 
 Renfrew, S, John Ferguson. 
 Russell, VV C Edwards. 
 Simcoe, E, W H Bennett. 
 Simcoe, N, Dalton McCarthy. 
 Simcoe, S, R Tyrwhitt. 
 Toronto, C, William Lount. 
 Toronto, E, John R Robertson, 
 rr, , \\r f Edward F Clarke. 
 Toronto, W, | Edmund B Osier. 
 
 Victoria, N, Sam Hughes. 
 Victoria, S, George \IcHugh. 
 Waterloo, N, Joseph E Seagram. 
 W^aterloo, S, J Livingston. 
 Wei land, William McCleary. 
 Wellington, C. Andrew Semple. 
 Wellington, N, James McMiillen. 
 Wellington, S, Christian Kloepfer. 
 Wentworth and Brant,N,J Somerville 
 Wentworih. S, Thomas Bain 
 York, E, Wm F Maclean. 
 York. N. Hon Wm Mulock. 
 
 York, VV, N Clark Wallace. 
 rrovinco of Prince Edward Island. 
 
 (Queens, 
 
 f Hon vSir Louis Davies. 
 \ Alex Martin. 
 
 Kings. A C Macdonald. 
 Prince, John Yeo. S F Perry. 
 
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 Albert, William J Lewis. 
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 Charlotte, Gilbert W Ganong. 
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 Kent, Geo V. Melnerney. 
 Kings, James Domville. 
 Northumberland, James Robinson. 
 
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 I St John County, Joseph J Tucker. 
 
 Sunbury and Queens, Hon AG Blair. 
 ! Victoria, Hon John Costigan. 
 ' Westmorland, H A Powell. 
 
 York, Hon George E Foster. 
 
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 Annapolis, John B Mills. | 
 
 Antigonish, Colin F Mclsaac. 
 
 T, , j Hector F McDougall. 
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 Kings, Hon F W Borden. 
 Lunenburg, C E Kaull)ach. 
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 Richmond, J A Gillies. 
 
 Shelburne and Queens, Hon W S 
 
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 Victoria, John L Bethune. 
 Yarmouth, T B Flint. 
 
 Manitoba. 
 
 Brandon, Hon Clifford Sifton. 
 Lisgar, Robert L Richardson. 
 Selkirk, John A Macdonnell. 
 Macdonald, G Rutherford. 
 
 ProTince of Britisli Columbia. 
 
 Marquette, Wm J Roche. 
 Provencher, Alphonse A C LaRivifire. 
 Winnipeg, W S Jameson. 
 
 Burrard, George R Maxwell. 
 
 New Westminster, Aulay Morrison. 
 
 Vancouver, Wm W B Mclnnes. 
 
 Nortliwest Territories. 
 
 ,T. . . f Thomas Earle. 
 Victoria, < XT T7I / 1 r> • 
 
 ' i Hon E G Prior. 
 
 Yale and Cariboo, Hewitt Bostock. 
 
 Alberta, Frank Oliver. 
 
 Assiniboia, East, James M Douglas. 
 
 Assiniboia, West, N F Davin. 
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 Lieutenant-Governor, the Hon Sir J A Chapleau, K c M G ; PC; q c ; ll d; 
 $10,000; Major H C Shejipard, A D c; Edouard Delpit, Private See'y. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon F G Marchand, Premier and Treasurer; Henry T Machin, Assistant 
 Treasurer; Hon .J E Robidoux, Provincial Secretary and Registrar; Jos. 
 Boivin, Assislant Secretary and Deputy Registrar; Hon H Archainbault, 
 Attorney (ieneral and Speaker of tl»e J^egislative Council ; L J Cannon, 
 Assistant Attorney General and Law Clerk ; Hon F G M D^chSne, Commis- 
 sioner of Agriculture; G A Gigault, Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture; 
 Hon S N Parent, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Forests and Fisheries; K E 
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 Lieutenant-Governor, the Hon Sir Oliver Mowat, K c M G, $10,000. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon A S Hardy, ll d, q c, Premier and Attorney General, $7,000; Lt-Col 
 Hon J M Gibson, ll b, q c, Commissioner of Crown Lands, $4,000; Hon W 
 Harty, Commissioner of Public Works, $4,000; Hon E J Davis, Secretary 
 and Provincial Registrar, $4,000; Hon R Harcourt, M A, Q c, Provincia'l 
 Treasurer, $4,000 ; Hon Geo W Ross, ll d, f R s c. Minister of Education, 
 $4,000; Hon John Dryden, Minister of Agriculture, $4,000; Hon E II 
 Bronson (without portfolio.) 
 
 J R Cartwright, M A, Q c. Clerk Executive Council, $.3,000; J L Capreol, 
 Assistant Clerk, $1,600; Lt-Col Charles Clarke, Clerk of the House and Clerk 
 of the Crown in Chancery, $2,000. 
 
 DEPUTY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 J R Cartwright, Deputy Attorney General, $3,000; Aubrey White, Assist- 
 ant Commissioner Crown Lands, $2,800; Wm Edwards, Secretary Public 
 Works, $2,200; G E Lumsden, Assistant Secretary, $2,300; W N Anderson, 
 Assistant Treasurer, $2,300; J Millar, b a. Deputy Minister of Education, 
 $2,300; C C James, M A, De|)nty Minister of Agriculture, $2,300; R Christie, 
 $2,()00, T F Chamberlain, m d, $2,500, and James Noxon, $2,400, Inspectors 
 of Prisons and Public Charities; J F C Ussher, Deputv Registrar, $1,400; J 
 Dickey, Inspector Division Courts, $1,700; P H Bryce, M A, M d. Secretary 
 Board of Health ; J H Hunter, m a. Inspector of Insurance, $3,000 ; C li 
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 liieiitenant-Cioveinor, His Honor M B Only, $9,000. 
 I'livate Secretary and Provincial A I) (', Lieut-Col H W Clerke. 
 Provincial Aides-do-Cajnp, Major J Menger, Lieut J I) Ritchie. 
 
 Exwcutivc Council. , 
 
 Hon G H Murray, Premier, Provincial Secretary and Treasurer, $4,000; 
 Hon (J E Church, Commissioner of Public Works and Mines, $.3,200; Hon J 
 Wilberf'orce Longley, Attorney (ieneral, $3,200; Hon Thos Johnson, Hon A 
 II Comeau, Jion T H Black, Hon A Mactiillivray. Clerk of Executive 
 ( (iinicil, H Crosskill. A H McKay, Superintendent of Education; B W 
 Cliipiiian, Secretary for Agrii'idture ; Martin Muri)hy, i) s, (j E, Provincial 
 Kngineer. 
 
 DEPUTY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 Herbert Crosskill, Deputy Provincial Secretary; John MacAloney, Casliier; 
 James H Austin, Deputy Commissioner of Crown Lands; Edwin (iilpin,jr., 
 A M, M M Inst M E, Deputy Commissioner of Public Works and Mines and 
 Inspector of Mines. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor, the Hon George W Howlan, |7,000. 
 
 Private Secretary, Nivian Doran. 
 
 Provincial Aide-de-Camp, Lieut-Col F S Moore. 
 
 Executive Conucil. 
 
 Hon A B Warburton, Premier, $1,200; Hon H C McDonald, Attorney 
 (reneral, $1,200; Hon Angus McMillan, Provincial Secretary and Treasurer 
 and Commissioner of Crown Ijands, $1,200; Hon James K McLean, Commis- 
 sioner of Public Works, $1,2(>0. Without portfolio, Hon J W Richards, Hon 
 B Rogers, Hon Peter McNutt, Hon Anthony McLauclilan. 
 
 Arthur Newbury, Clerk Executive Council jind Asst Prov Secy-Treas, $1,000. 
 
 Daniel J McLeod, Chief Superintendent Education, $1,200. 
 
 Benjamin Balderson, Provincial Auditor, $1,000. 
 
 Kiciiard Smith, Secretary Public Works, $900. 
 
 W C White Registrar of Deeds, $1,000. 
 
 W H Crosskill, Secretary to Attorney General and Librarian, $1,000. 
 
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 Livjutenant-Governor, the Hon Edgar Dewdney, c E, p c, $9,000. 
 Private Secretary, Capt Richardson, $1,200. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon .J H Turner, Premier and Minister of Finance ;ind Agriculture, 
 $5,000; Hon J Baker, Provincial Secretary, Minister of Mines, Education 
 and Immigration, $4,000 ; Hon G B Martin, Chief Commissitmer of Lands 
 and Works, $4,000; Hon D M Eberts, <i c. Attorney General, $4,000; H<m 
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 Seat of Government, Kegina. 
 Lieutenant-Governor, Hon Charles Herbert Mackintosh, $7,000. 
 
 Execiiiive Council. 
 FVederick William Gordon Haultain, James H Kosh, Hillyard Mitchell, 
 Charles Alexander Maprath and George Hedley Vicars B Biilyea. 
 Clerk of Legislative Assembly, R H Gordon. 
 
 Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, James A Smart. 
 Indian Commissioner, A E Forget. 
 
 Legislative As.seiiibly. 
 
 Banff, Robt G Brett. 
 
 Battleford, Jas Clinkskill. 
 
 Batoche, C E Boucher. 
 
 Cannington, S S Page. 
 
 East Calgary, Jos Bannerman. 
 
 Edmonton, Matthew McCauley. 
 
 High River, John Lineham. 
 
 Kinistino, Wm F Meyers. 
 
 Lethbridge, 
 
 MacLeod, 
 
 Med. Hat, E Fearou. 
 
 Mitchell, 
 
 Moosorain, John R Nefl". 
 
 North Regina, (i W Brown. 
 
 Prince Albert, West, Thos J .\gnew. 
 
 Prince Albert, E, J F Betts, Speaker. 
 
 Red Deer, John A Simpson. 
 
 Saltcoats, W Eakin. 
 
 Souris, G H Knowling. 
 
 South Qu'Appelle, 
 
 South Regina, D Mowat. 
 
 St. Albert, D Maloney. 
 
 Victoria, F F Tims. 
 
 West Calgary, O A Critchlev. 
 
 Whitewood, A B Gillis. 
 
 Wolseley, Jas Peers Dill. 
 
 Yorkton, 
 
 Moosejaw, 
 
 North\^u'AppelIe, D H McDonald. 
 
 COUNCIL OK PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
 
 The members of the Executive Council and the following appointed mem- 
 bers : Rt Rev Bishop of Saskatchewan and Calgary, \ E Forget, Regina ; A 
 H Smith, B A, Moosomin ; Rev Father Gillies. 
 
 Superintendent of Education, D J Goggin, m a. Regina. 
 
 Secretary, E J Wright, Regina. 
 
 NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE. 
 
 Commissioner— L W Herchmer, Regina, $2,600. 
 Assissant Commissioner, — J H Mclllree, Regina, -til, 600. 
 Adjutant (Acting) — Inspector Irwin, Regina. 
 Paymaster (Acting) — Inspector M Baker, Regina. 
 Quartermaster (Acting)— Inspector M Baker, Regina. 
 
 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor, the Hon James C Patterson, $10,000. 
 
 Pro\ icial Executive, 
 
 Hon Thomas Greenway, Premier, President of Council, Minister of Agri- 
 culture and Immigration, and Railway Commissioner; Hon D H McMillan, 
 Provincial Treasurer and Land Commissioner ; Hon J D Cameron, Attorney 
 General and Municipal Comn.issioner ; Hon Robert Watson, Minister Public 
 Works; Hon C J Mickle, Provincial Secretary; C Graburn, Clerk Executive 
 Council; Wm John Ptolemy, Chief Clerk Treasury Department; J W Sifton, 
 
 J. & A. McMillan supply tbe BRinsfl empire map of tbe world. 
 
New Brinswick. 
 
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 NOTHING CAN BEAT IT ilGOINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 id nieiii- 
 
 ht'jinrtnient : EGConklin, Clerk lA'giHlative Assembly; (Jeo Hhick, Auditor; 
 .) Maedongiill, Sergeant-at-ArniH ; .) I'. Robertson, I>ibrarlaii. 
 
 PnMiiH'ial lir^Mslatiirc. 
 
 Hon Finlay M Young, .Speaker. 
 
 Avondale, T Dickie 
 Heautifnl IMains, \V F Sirett. 
 I'.irtle, Hon Ciiarles J Miekle. 
 I'.randon City, Chas Adams. 
 Carillon, Roger Marion. 
 <'v press, A Doig. 
 l)aiii)liin, T A Burrows. 
 Deloraine, C A Young. 
 l»ennis, W J Kennedy. 
 Kinerson, D II McFadden. 
 Kildonan, Hector Sutherland. 
 Killarncy, Hon F M Young. 
 Lakeside, James McKenzie. 
 I.iuisdowne, Tobias Crawford Norris. 
 l/iVerandrye, T Pard. 
 Lorne, James Riddel I. 
 Manitou, John D Mcintosh. 
 Minnedosa, R II Myers. 
 Morden, T Duncan. 
 Morris, Stewart Mulvey. 
 
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 Mountain, Hon Thomas Greenway. 
 Norfolk, (Jeo Rogers. 
 North Brandon, Hon Cliflbrd Sifton. 
 Portage la Prairie, Hon R VVats<jii. 
 Khiueland. \ Winkler. 
 Rock wood, S J Jackson. 
 Kosenfeldt, F Winkler. 
 Russell, James Fisher. 
 Sf .\ndrews, Sigtryggur Jonasson. 
 St I'oniface, J F P Prendergast. 
 Saskatchewan, D McNauglit. 
 Souris, A M Campbell. 
 South Brandon, vacant. 
 Springlield, Thos 11 Smith. 
 Turtle Mountain, vacant. 
 Westbourne, Thos L Morton. 
 Wit)ni})eg, C, Hon D H McMillan. 
 Winnipeg, N, P C Mclntyre. 
 Winnipeg, S, Hon J D Cameron. 
 Woodland, R P Ptoblin. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor, the Hon Abner Reid McClelan, .'!<9,000. 
 Aide-de-Camp — Capt D S V Eaton. 
 
 Extra Aides-de-Camp— Lieut-(."olonel Coll, NBArtillerv; Lieut A George 
 r.lair, Jr, 71st York Batt. Execiilivo Council. 
 
 Hon Henry R Emnierson, Premier Chief Commissioner of Publii- \Vork>, 
 ■^■2,100; Hon Lemuel J Tweedie, Provincial Secretary and President of 
 Kxecutive Council, $2,100 ; Hon Albert S White, Attorney General, ;J>1,200 ; 
 Hon James Mitchell, Solicitor (Jeneral, ii!l,200; Hon Albert T Dunn, Sur- 
 veyor General, $1,700; Hon Chas H LaI»illois, Commissioner for Agriculture, 
 ^1/200; Hon Lauchlan P Farris (without portfolio). F A II Slraton, Clerk. 
 
 Agent (Jeneral for New Brunswick in (Jreat P>ritain, C A Duft' Miller, 
 
 ' '•"^''" House of Assembly. 
 
 County of Albert — Hon H R Emnierson, C J Osman. 
 County of Carleton — Allan Dibblee, Chas L Smith, Henry McCain. 
 County of Chai'lotte — Hon James Mitchell, James Russell, James O'Brien, 
 IJeorge F Hill. 
 County of Gloucester- John Sivewright, P J Veniot, Prosper E Patdin. 
 County of Kent — James Barnes, TIrbian Johnston, Peter Leger. 
 County of Kings— Hon Albert S White, Geo G Scovil, Geo W Fowler. 
 
 SEND FOR MCMILLAN'S CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL BOOKS. 
 
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 Nkvv Bkunswick — Law. 
 
 DON'T rORGZT TO TRY A BOTTLE OF HIGQINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 (onntv of Mii(l;i\v:is!<:i —CypruMi Miirtiii, A Flerfriiml. 
 
 Comity (»r NoitliiiiiilK'rlimd — lolm I* Kiinliill, Allan A Davidson, Hon I. 
 .1 Twt'fdii', .lolm ()'l>rieii. 
 
 Coiiiity of (^»lK■l■n^— II<.n I. V Fanis, Isaac; W (*Hr|H'nU'r. 
 
 County of Ivtsti^'nuhf -Hon Clias II Laltillois, VV II Molt. 
 
 City o St .John— Silas Alwanl, (' I! Lockhart, Wtn Shaw, A A Stockton. 
 
 Comity of St .lolin (Ion Allu'it T |)min, .John Mclx'od. 
 
 Comity orSunhiiiv — Cliark's H Hanison, David Morrow. 
 " CtMinty of X'lctoria -James Porter, .\dam Hevcrid^e. 
 
 County of Wistiiiorland-W Woodbury Wells, lion \ D Richard, Fnil 
 \V Sumnu'r, C \V l;ul)iii>oii. 
 
 County of York— .lolm lUack, Herman H IMtt.s, James K Pinder, \Vm T 
 Howe. 
 
 Oflk'crs of the House of Assembly. 
 
 H I> Kainsford, Clerk; Cieo Y Dihhlee, .-Assistant Clerk; H Rntter, Ser- 
 geant-at-Arms; (i II Flewelling and Narcisc D Landry, FiUffrossinf,' (Klerks. 
 
 Departiiieiital Ofliccx. 
 
 Proviiif.ial Secniani\f Ojfice — Provincial Secretary and Receiver General, 
 H(»n L J Tweedie, s2,lO(l; Deputy Provincial Secretary and Deputy Regis- 
 trar (ieneral, U W LTilihitls, ir^l.tiob; Deputv Receiver General, G N Babbitt, 
 $1,700; Clerks, K Hanson, *!'00 ; T < )tty Crookshank, .'JKJOO ; C Sterling Bran- 
 nen, !?700 
 
 Sarreyor (ieiiernP>< Drpitrtmcnt — Deputy Surveyor General, , 
 
 :i;i,"200; Cliiet' I.)r;iii;;litsnian, T G Log'gie, $1.-100; .Vssistant Draughtsman, 
 R S Barker, $1,100; Accountant and Lumber Asrent, W P Flewelling, $1,400. 
 
 Board of Works Drparlment — Chief Con.mi.ssioner, Hon H R Emmersoii, 
 $1,700; Secretary to Board of Works, T B Winslow, $l,r)00; Engineer, A U 
 Wetmore, S1,S00: Clerk, (i Fred Cov, $700. 
 
 Ihpdriment of A(/ricaltiire — Coniinissioncr, Hon C PI Labillois, |1,200; 
 Deputv Commissioner, T \ l^eters, $1,000; Solicitor General, Hon Jamc^ 
 Mitchell, $1,200. 
 
 Departmental O/n/w— Auditor General, Jas S Beck, $1,600; Clerk, T Otty 
 Crookshank, $000; Clerk of the Pleas, T Carleton Allen, $2,200; Deputv 
 Clerk of the Pleas, Kobt G Wetmore, $600; Librarian, Albert Alward, $o00": 
 Caretaker Pailiament Building, John Lister, $600; Queen's Printer, R W L 
 Tibbiits. 
 
 LAW AND JUSTICE DEPAKT^NIENT. 
 
 SiiiuM'iiK' Court of Judicature. 
 
 Chief Justice— Hon W H Tuck, May 13, 1896, $5,000. 
 
 Justices— Hon Daniel L Hanington, March, 1892; Hon P A Landry, 
 September, 1893; Hon F'red E Barker, December, 28, 1898; Hon James A 
 Yanwart, April 10, 1894; Hon K McLeod, May 13, 1896, $4,000 each. 
 
 T Carleton Allen, Clerk of the Crown, Clerk of tlie Pleas, and Clerk in 
 Equity; Robert R Ritchie, Deputy Clerk in Equity, St John. 
 
 Terms— Hilary Term, last Tuesday in January; Easter Term, secoml 
 Tuesday in April ; Trinity Term, first Tuesday in June; Michaelmas Term. 
 first Tuesday in Xoveml)er; Nisi Prius Sittings in the County of York, first 
 Tuesday in January, and third Tuesday in June. 
 
 Official Stenographers — W H Fry, Frank H Risteen, Fred Devine. 
 
 HAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE ($5) FOR SALE BY J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
Nkw Hkunswk k — Law. 101 
 
 IT WILL PLEASE YOU HIGGINS' BRITISH UNIMENT. 
 
 Kqiiif.v Siltiim-s. 
 
 Mr .Jnsllte liarker, K(|uity .Jiul^^c. Sittin;;s in l-'ieiU'ricton, first Tues«lay 
 in ciicli month, I'Xci'pt April, .June, July, August nnd Noveinher. In St John, 
 (hinl Tut'sdiiyin every nutrith, excvpt July 
 
 (.'iiTiiM Coiii'ts. 
 
 County ol" Alljort— Tilt" third Tuesday in January, and the fourth Tuesday 
 in June. 
 
 ( oniity of (,'arleton — The fourtii TueHchiy in April, and the third Tuesday 
 in ( )etober. 
 
 Tounty of Charlotte— The second Tuesday in May, and the second Tuesday 
 in October. 
 
 County of" Gloucester — The first Tuesday in March, and the first Tuesday 
 in September. 
 
 Citunty of Kent— The second Tuesday in March, and the fourth Tuesday 
 in Septembf^r. 
 
 County of Kings -The second Tuesday in January, and the second Tuesday 
 in September. 
 
 County (if Madawaska — The second Tuesday in Marcli, and tlie first Tues- 
 <lay in October. 
 
 County of Northumberland — Tli',- fourth Tuesday in March, and the second 
 Tuesday in September 
 
 County of (Queens — The third Tuesday in May, and the second Tu*^sday in 
 October. 
 
 County of Hestigouche — The second Tuesday in March, and the last Tl}(9i' 
 day in August. 
 
 Ctty and County of St John — The first Tuesday in J;iuuary, Mie second 
 Tuesday in March, the third Tuesday ii' June, the first Tuesday ii ""ntember, 
 and the fourth Tuesday in November. 
 
 Cuujity of Sunbury — The second Tuesday in May, and the third Tuesday in 
 Oitober. 
 
 County of Victoria — The first Tuesday in March, and the I'uU'tli Tuesd»v 
 in September. 
 
 County of Westmorland — The second Tuesday in January, tiie first Tuesday 
 in May, and the first Tuesday in Sejitember. 
 
 County of York — Tlie first Tuesday in January and third Tuesday in June. 
 
 Court for th«' Trial and Piinishiiiciit ol' Piracy and Otiior Offences 
 
 of tlie Hi^Hi Sea<«. 
 
 The Governor, the Chief J\istice, and other Judges of the Supreme Court; 
 the Members of the P^xecutive Council, .Judge of the Vice-Admiralty, the 
 I^rovincial Secretary, Commander-in-Chief, Flag OfHcers and Captains, the 
 Conanander of Shi{)S of War oi\ this station for the time being. The Court 
 -its at any [)lace within the Province to be ai)pointed by any three of tlie 
 nunibers;' the Governor, Chief Justice or one of tlie Su[)reme Court, or Judge 
 ol Admiral! being one. ProiMte Court 
 
 For the City and County •" St Jihn i- held every Monday at eleven o'clock, 
 at the Probate Court \l ai, in the ^''igsley Building. Arthur I Trueman, 
 i> I' L, Judge ; J in McM 'an, IvegiM ^r 
 
 lourt of IM rce and Matrimonial Causes. 
 Judge — Hon ) A Vairvart August 24, 1^94). Registrai— F A II Straton. 
 Terms: The fourth Tuesday in l-'ebruary, . une and October, 
 
 OFFICE SUPPLIES AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
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 New Brunswick — Law. 
 
 IT WILL REUEVE Y0U-HI66INS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 County Courts. 
 
 JUDGES AND CLERKS. 
 
 (Jutlges receive $2,400 each). 
 
 JUDGES. 
 
 COUNTIES. 
 
 APPOINTED. 
 
 James G. Stevens,... Charlotte, Carleton, Victoria, and Ma-| 
 
 (iawaskn, lOth June, 18G7. 
 
 James Steadman,... York, Siinbiiry and Queen's, " " " 
 
 "William Wilkinson, Northumberland, Gloucester and Res- 
 
 tigouclie 10th June, 1881. 
 
 AVm. Wedderburn,... King's and Albert, 8th July, 1882. 
 
 AV. W. Wells Westmorland and Kent, 12th Oct., 1893. 
 
 J Gordon Forbes,... Saint John, ,22nd Jan., 180'>. 
 
 COUNTIES. 
 
 Albert, 
 
 Carleton, 
 
 Charlotte, 
 
 Gloucester, 
 
 Kent, 
 
 King's, ... 
 
 Madawaska, 
 
 Northumberland,. 
 
 Queen's, 
 
 Restigouche 
 
 Saint John, 
 
 Sunbury, 
 
 Victoria, 
 
 Westmorland, 
 
 York, 
 
 :t.i5rks. 
 
 APPOINTED. 
 
 Joseph H. Dickson 9th Sept., 1889. 
 
 W'illiam M. Connell, 10th June, 18()7. 
 
 James G. Stevens, Jr., 14th March, 1867. 
 
 J.J. Harrington 22nd Dec, 189:>. 
 
 C. J. Savre 2nd Oct., 18itl. 
 
 Ora P. King, i3th Sept., 188t). 
 
 Barry R. Plant, 5th Aug., 1884. 
 
 Samuel Tliomson, 10th June, 1867. 
 
 Arthur W. Ebbett, 1897. 
 
 James S. Harquail, 6th Oct., 1896. 
 
 Mont. McDonald, ,12th .June, 1881. 
 
 Charles E. Duffv,.. 14th Dec, 1892. 
 
 W. Fred. Kertson, 12th Nov., 1886. 
 
 William H. Chapman oth Nov., 1887. 
 
 Jer. H. Barry 26th June, ISS-l 
 
 The Courts were established by JiOlh Victora, cap. 10, passed June 17, 1867, 
 and are now regulated by the Consolidated Statutes, cap. 51, as amended by 
 Act 45 Vic, cap. and subequenl Acts. The Act 45 Vic, cap. 9, authorized 
 the appointment of one Judge lor the Counties of Charlotte. Carleton, Victoria 
 and Aliidawaska ; one Judge for the Counties of York, Sunbury and Queens; 
 one Judge for the Counties of W^estmorland and Kent; one Judge for the 
 Counties of Northumberland, Gloucester and Restigouche; one Judge for the 
 Counties of Kings and Albert, and one Judge for the County of the City and 
 County of St John, provided tlvjt Court for the City and County of VA Joliii 
 shall not have or exercise any Jurisdiction in anycau.se in which the City 
 Court of St John has jurisdiction. 
 
 The Act also authorizes the appointment of a Clerk for each Court, wim 
 shall be an Attorney. The sittings of the respective Courts shall be held at 
 or near the County Court House, in the shirelown. 
 
 The County Courts have not cognizance of any action — 
 
 (1st) When the title to land is brought in question; or 
 
 (2nd) In which the validity of any devise, bequest, or limitation is disputed. 
 
 Subject to the above exceptions, the County Courts have, by Act 60 Vic, 
 cap 28, jurisdiction, and may hold pleas in all personal actions of debt, cov- 
 
 HAPS AND GLOBES AT J. & A. McMILLAN'S. 
 
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 1882. 
 1893. 
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 lED. 
 
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 HILLSBOROUGH, 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 CALCINED PLASTER, LAND PLASTER, 
 
 ROCK WALL PLASTER. 
 
 ROCK WALL PLASTER is a substitute for ordi- 
 nary Lime Mortar, and when applied to ceilings or 
 walls does not fall, does not of itself crack, and is, by 
 actual test, 400 times stronger than ordinary lime and 
 sand plaster. 
 
 Also, a convenient wall plaster for farmers and 
 others living in localities distant from central mar- 
 kets, where lime, hair, etc., necessary for use in mak- 
 ing ordinary mortar, cannot be procured without 
 considerable delay. 
 
 ROCK WALL PLASTER is put up in bags of 
 100 lbs. each, and is ready for applying to walls by 
 the simple addition of sand and water. 
 
 ROCK WALL PLASTER saves time, admits of 
 carpenters immediately following the plasterers, giv- 
 ing the owner his building weeks earlier than with 
 ordinary plaster. 
 
New Brunswick — Law — Post Office. 
 
 103 
 
 HAVE A BOTTLE OF HIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT IN THE HOUSE. 
 
 tnant and assumpsit, when the debt or damages do not exceed the sum of $400 ; 
 and in all actions of tort, when the damages claimed do not exceed the sum of 
 $200; and in actions «n bonds given to a SheriflTor otherwise in any case in a 
 County Court, whatever may be the penalty or amount sought to be recovered. 
 
 COU.^TV COURT SITTINGS. 
 
 Albert County — On the third Tuesday in June, and on the fourth Tuesday 
 in October. 
 
 Carleton County — On the second Tuesday in March, July and November. 
 
 Charlotte County — On the fourth Tuesdny in February, the second Tuesday 
 in June, nc^ »'.e fourth Tuesday in October. 
 
 Gloucester County — On the third Tuesday in March, the second Tuesday in 
 July, and the first Tuesday in November. 
 
 Kent County — On the third Tuesday in January, the last Tuesday in 
 Aj>ril, the first Tuesday in July, and the fourth Tuesday in October. 
 
 Kings County — On the third Tuesday in January, and the first Tuesday in 
 April, July and October. 
 
 Madawaska County — On the second Tuesday in April, and the third Tues- 
 day in July and November. 
 
 Northuudierland County — On the fourth Tuesday in .January, the first Tues- 
 day in April, the fourth Tuesday in July, and the third Tuesday in October. 
 
 Queens County — On the fourtii Tuesday in May and October. 
 
 Restigouche County — On the fourth Tuesday in March, the third Tuesday 
 in July, and the second Tuesday in Novenil)er. 
 
 8t John County — On the fourth Tuesday in February, May and August, 
 and the first Tuesday in November. 
 
 Sunbury County — On the first Tuesday in March, the third Tuesday in 
 June, and on the Wednesday next after the second Tuesday in October. 
 
 Victoria County — On the third Tuesday in April, the fourth Tuesday in 
 ,Iidy and November; and on the first Tuesday in January for return of exe- 
 cutions only. 
 
 Westmorland County — On the first Tuesday in March and Juno, the second 
 Tuesday in September, and the fourth Tuesday in November; the September 
 Terra only for the return of executions. 
 
 Yoi-k County — On the second Tuesday in January, the third Tuesday in 
 March, and first Tuesday in June and October. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Hon William Mulock, Q c, Postmaster General, $7,000. 
 
 R M Coulter, Deputy Postmaster General. $3,200. 
 
 Wra Dawson LeSueur, u a, Secretary, $2,600. 
 
 George Frederick Everett, Superintendent Money Order Branch, $2,400. 
 
 David Matheson, Superintendent Savings Bank Branch, $2,400. 
 
 Sidney Smith, Superintendent Postal Stores Brand", $2,400. 
 
 Major John Walsh, Superintendent Dead Letter Branch, $2,000. 
 
 Arthur Lindsay, Superintendent Mail Service Branch, $1,950. 
 
 W J Johnstone, Accountant, $2,600. 
 
 E P Stanton, Superintendent Postage Stamp Branch, $1,850. 
 
 M Sweetman, Chief Post OflRce Inspector. $2,800. 
 
 B M Armstrong, Controller Railway Mail Service, $2,500. 
 
 STATIONERY AT J. & A. HcHILLAN'S. 
 
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 New Brunswick — Post Office. 
 
 FOR SPRAINS AND BRUISES BIGGINS' BRITISH UNIHENT IS BEST. 
 
 New Brunswick Division, 
 
 Inspector's Office, St John— N R Colter, Inspector^ !!;2,200 ; William C 
 Whittaker, Assistant; W R Avery, \V Flatcli, R J Freeze and Alex Thompson, 
 Clerks; M A McLeod, Messenger; Bessie VV Ervin, Stenographer and Type- 
 writer. 
 
 George M Ryan, Superintendent Railway Mail Service; C A Murray and 
 (i J King, Clerks; H Steele, Transfer Agent. 
 
 Railway Mail Clerks, 
 
 BY SKNIOItlTY. 
 
 F W Hliz/.ard, W J Weldon, B MoG Caldwell, Fred A Estey, J R Pidgeon, 
 A J Gross, Henry Wathen, J G Miller, I) McKendrick, Samuel R Maxwell, 
 Richard G Magee, S R Jack, (Teorge H Oulton, Alex Murrav, F E Ketcluun, 
 C F Hoben, John H Watt, H B IVck, W S Hall, R R Smith, H W Belding, 
 D J D'Aigle, J Emerson, John P Hipwell, B Budge, E V Albert, Thos Bedell, 
 E B McLeod, A S Belyea, R J Wilkins, C E O'Reilly and W Humphrey. 
 
 Post Office, St. John. 
 
 Postmaster — T B Hanington. Assistant Postmaster— M J Potter. 
 
 Clerks — A W Reed, R C Mclntyre, Andrew McXichol, James S Flaglor, 
 James L Finen, R D Wortdrow, J W Ring. R A Hamlin, Thomas Jenkins, 
 J H Ritchie, J C Clark, H P Lee, A E Wilson, Frederick Ferguson, J R 
 Copp, James Malcolm, John G Montgomerv, Jas S Clark, W J McClaffertv, 
 T L Reed, Alex McMullin, F S Finlay, E I) Keirstead, A T Moore and A W 
 Lingley. 
 
 OtHce Keeper, George Harrison ; Messenger and Porter, ^V Macaulay. 
 
 Engineers — James VV^)lfe and Edward Hancy. 
 
 Letter Carriers — Geo E W'ithers, Sup't; Caleb Belyea, Geo W Plumpton, 
 Wm Lane, J McManus, John Beamish, L' Belyea, A Morgan, C H Elston, 
 P Cassely, J A Mailman, J ,J Ryan, James E Rossiter, Dominick Killorn, 
 Linley H Roberts, H T Bridgeo, Francis N Perkins, T Damery, Marshall 
 Macaulay, James Thompson, James T Brown, James McMonagle and C W 
 Magee. 
 
 Money Order Service. 
 
 In sending money by mail, it is always best to transmit by Money Order, it' 
 possible; if sent by letter, it should always be registered. 
 Money Orders issued and paid from 8.30 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. 
 
 COMMISSIOX ON MONEY ORDERS. 
 
 On Monej' Orders drawn by any Money Order Office in Canada on any 
 
 other Money Order Office in the Dominion, is as follows: 
 
 If not exceeding §: 4 2c ] Over S4o, not exceeding $ GO aOc 
 
 Over I 4, " " 10 fe i " (iO, " " HO 40c 
 
 10, " " '20 10c I " 80, •' " 100 50c 
 
 20, " " 40 20c ! 
 
 No single Money Order, payable in the Dominion of Canada, can be issued 
 for more than $100; but as many of $100 each may be given as the remittei 
 requires. 
 
 The rates of Commission to Foreign Countries and British Colonies are as 
 follows : 
 
 If not exceeding §10 10c 
 
 Over $10, " " 20 20c 
 
 20, " " 30 30c 
 
 Over $30, not exceeding $40 40c 
 
 " 40, " " 50 50c 
 
 PRINTING OF ALL KINDS BT J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
New Brunswick — Post Office. 
 
 10.> 
 
 ONE BOTTLE OF BIGGINS' BBITISB LINIHEKT WILL CONVINCE. 
 
 POST OFFICE SA VINOS 1!ANK. 
 
 Business in connection with the opening of accounts, dej^ositinjr .-i.ii with- 
 (l:;iwing money, will be attended to at iMoney Order OHice, wliere inlbmialion 
 can be obtained. Rj^t,.s ^^f p„stag'<'. 
 
 FIKST CLASS iMATTEU. 
 
 Post Cards. — Dominion and United States, Ic; CJreat Britain and other 
 I'ostal Union Countries, "Ic. Kei)ly Post Cards for use within tlie Dominion 
 will be issued at 2 cents eacli. Canadian 1 cent Post Cards can be forwarded 
 to the United Kingdom if a Ic. Postage Stamp be aihxed. 
 
 Private Po.st Cards. -Prepaid by an onlinary Ic. Postage Stamp, may 
 now be sent l)y mail within the Dominion of Canada. Tho<e cards must ie 
 of ordinary card-board, the same as the oHicial ])ost cards; must not excee<! u 
 size of 6 inches in length by o^ inches in width ; must not be folded, and 
 nothing but the name and address of the addressee and of the sender; and 
 tiie words " Private Post Card" must be written, printed or otherwi'^e im- 
 pressed on the address side near the top, and nothing may be attached to 
 them. The face of the card is not to be used for advert i-ing i)urp()sc.s. Pri- 
 vate Post Cards are not transmissible to the United States. 
 
 Uroj) Letters. — City (including districts heretofore known as Carleton, 
 Portland and Indiantown), 2c. per ounce. 
 
 3Iail Letters, — From one place in Canada to another, and between Canada 
 and Newfoundland, and Canada and the United Slates, 3c. per oimce; and 
 between Canada and Great Britain, oc. per half ounce. 
 
 Insufficiency paid letters, from one place in Canada to another, cm which at 
 least a partial prepayment has been made, are forwarded charged with double 
 the deticienl postage. 
 
 Letters addressed to places in the United States must be })repaid one full 
 rate (3 cents), otherwise they will be sent to the Dead Tjetter OHice. 
 
 Legal and Commercinl Psi|U'rs. - The postage on Legal and Commercial 
 Papers for the United States, Great Britain and all Foreign Postal Union 
 countries, is a cents for the first 10 ounces or less, and 1 cent for each addi- 
 tional 2 ounces. These papers, when posted for delivery in Canada, must I)e 
 prepaid at Letter or Parcel Post rates; but Deeds, Wills, Mortgages and 
 Insurance Policies, Insurance Keceipts enclosed with Policies, and Insurance 
 
 P. NASE & SON, 
 
 Ferry Landing, Indiantown, St John, N. B. 
 
 — DEALERS IN 
 
 GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SEEDS, 
 
 Flour, Meal, Pork, Fish, 
 Teas, Coffees, Spices aud 
 i'nnned Goods. 
 
 Nails, Locks, Hinges, 
 Glass, l{«>lts, Kiv«ts, 
 Nuts, Haying Tools. 
 
 Timothy Clover aud 
 Corn, and all kinds 
 of Garden. 
 
 FERTILIZERH. 
 
 Vessel, Steamboat, and Mill Supplies, 
 
 MANILLA and TARRED ROPE, PAINTS and OILS. 
 BOOK-BINDING AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
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 Nkw Brunswick — Post Office. 
 
 THERE IS ONE GOOD LINIMENT -HI6GINS' BRITISH LINIHENT. 
 
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 Receipts sent in hulk Iron) Head Office to Agents, are to be sent at the rate of 
 1 cent \K-r '2 ounces. skcond class matter. 
 
 (Iniiiidiaii NcwspaiMTs, etc.— Newspapers and Periodicals, printed and 
 l)tibli>lii'(l in Canada, when issued not less frequently than once a month, and 
 ])()sted iVom the onicc of publication to actual Subscribers or News Agents in 
 Canada, yewfoxiidlaud, nnd the United StatcK, resident elsewhere than at the 
 place (if publication, are kkki;, but alt specimen copies, as well as all publica- 
 tions i-siu'd less frccjucntly tiian once a month, are required to be prepaid at 
 the x-nh' of 1 cent per lb or fraction of a lb. 
 
 Local Ncwspai)ers and Periodicals, not exceedin(f one ounce in weight, arc 
 C'li,<,nl)lt' for city delivery by Letter Carriers on the prepayment by stamp of .1 
 tent each ; when exceeding 1 oz., and less than 4 oz., prepayment by stamp ot' 
 1 cent will be necessary. tiiiud CLASS MATTER. 
 
 Transient Newspapers, ete. — On all Transient Newspapers and Periodi- 
 cals, adurc'^scd to ph'ces in Canada and the United States, the postage rate is 
 one cent per 4 ounces in weight, which must be prejjaid by postage stamp. 
 
 Newspapers and iViiodicals, published not less frequently than once ;« 
 month, and weighing less than 1 ounce, may be posted singly ; if prepaid by 
 postage stanq), A cent each. Newspapers for the United Kingdoiix must be 
 prep:' id 1 cent for eucli 2 oz. 
 
 Ibitisli and F<u"eiii;n Newsjiapers and Periodicals may be re-mailed by 
 Booksellers or News Agents to subscribers in Canada at 1 cent per lb, to bo 
 ])repaid by stamp on each ])acket. 
 
 .Viseellaiieoiis aii<l IJiMjk Packets.— The rale of postage upon all News- 
 papers and Periodicals posted for destinations in Canada, not otherwise pro- 
 vided for, and on Book<, Pani])hlets, Occasional Publications, Printed Circu- 
 lars, I'rices Current, Handbills, and other matter wholly in Print, is 1 cent 
 per 4 ounces or fraction thereof, *^o be prepaid by postage stamp, or stampeil 
 post-band or wrapper ; but wher. oosted for destination in the United States, 
 Great Britain, Newfoundland, auu all European Countries, the rate is 1 cent 
 per 2 ounces. 
 
 All communications produced by the typewriter, are liable to letter rate. 
 
 Circulars. — Without becoming liable to a higher rate of postage, may 
 have a nritten date and signature and name of addressee repeated inside. 
 Unaddressed Circulars, Handbills, etc., for letter-box distribution only, may bo 
 prepaid }, cent each by postage stamp. 
 
 Circulars printed in imitation of typewriting will pass at one cent per 2 
 oz. rate when not less than oO copies are posted at one time. 
 
 Upon ili Book and Newspaper Manuscript, Printers' Proof Sheets (whether 
 corrected or not), Circulars or Documents produced by a multiplying process 
 easy to recognize. Maps, Prints, Drawings, Engravings, Lithographs, Photo- 
 graphs, when not (m glass or in cases containing glass : Sheet Music, whether 
 printed or written, including Music Books, whether stitched or bound, Calen- 
 dars, and all other miscellaneous matter transmissible by post not otherwise 
 provitled for, the rate of postage, when pasted in open covers and addressed 
 to places in Canada and United States, is 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction 
 thereof, to be paid by postage stamp or stamped post-band or wrapper. School 
 and College Examination papers, distinctly marked as such, Assessment Roll>. 
 Militia, Statute Labor and jMunicipal returns, and Customs Manifests in open 
 covers, are permitted to pass in Canada at the rate of 1 cent per 2 ounces. 
 
 A book packet may contain a simple invoice of the contents. 
 
 WRITING INKS AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
New Brunswick — Post Office. 
 
 107 
 
 TWENTY-FIVE GENTS wUl Buy a Bottle of HIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 Hlank forms and printed stationery may pass at the 1 cent per 2 oz. lute. 
 
 No package must exceed 2 feet in length l)y 1 font in width or deptii. Limit 
 of weight for Canada, Newfoundland, Oreat Ilritain or United States is 5 ths ; 
 f(ir other Postal Union countries, 4 Ihs. 
 
 Seeds, Cuttings, Hulbs, Roots aud Scions or Grafts can only Ite sent to the 
 United States as 5th Class Matter; when posted for delivery in Canada, the 
 postage is 1 cent per 4 oz., and the limit of weight 5 lbs. Cut flowers pass as 
 .')th Class at 1 cent per oz. 
 
 Patterns ami Samples.— Bona tide Patterns and Samples of merchandise 
 not e.xceeding 24 ounces in weight, when posted in Canada for places within 
 Canada, must he prepaid by postiige stamp at the rate of one (w.nl per 4 ounces 
 weight, properly labelled, and put \\\> in such a manner as to admit of inspec- 
 tion. Goods sent in execution of an order, however small the quantity may 
 be, or articles sent by one private individual to another, not being actually 
 trade patterns or samples, are not admissible as such. 
 
 Patterns and Samples for the United States, 1 cent per 2 oz., the initial pre- 
 payment being 2 cents. Limit of weight, 8 oz. 
 
 Packets or Patterns of Samples, addressed to any place in Canada, can be 
 registered on affixing thereto registration stamps of the value of 5 cents, in 
 addition to postage stamps representing ordinary j)ostage rate, provided such 
 ]iackets be presented for registration. 
 
 The limit of weight to Great Britain is o lbs, and the limit of size 2 feet in 
 length by 1 foot in breadth. The limit of weight to Austria, Hungary, Belgium, 
 Egypt, France, Hawaii. Italy, Portugal, Roumania and Switzerland, 12 oz,, 
 and to other Postal Union Countries, eight 0M/tcf«— postage, 2 cents for the first 
 4 oz., and 1 cent for every additional 2 oz. 
 
 No article liable to customs duty can be sent as a sample or pattern to a 
 Postal Union country. fourth cl.ass matter. 
 
 Parcels. — Closed parcels for places in Canada must be prepaid 6 cents per 
 4 oz. They must not exceed o lbs in weight nor 2 feet in length by 1 foot in 
 width or depth, and the sender's name should be written on the lower left 
 hand corner. They may be registered for a fee of 5 cents. 
 
 FIFTH CLASS MATTI^R 
 
 Comprises such articles of general merchandise as are not entitled to any 
 lower rate of postage. Postage, 1 cent per oz. or fraction of an ounce. Limit 
 of weight, 5 lbs; size, 2 feet in length by 1 foot in width or depth. Matter 
 claiming to be 5th Class must be open to inspection, and there must be no 
 correspondence en(!losed. Packages of oth Class matter may be sent to the 
 United States for the same repayment as is recpiired within the Dominion, 
 but the contents will be liable to Customs inspection and collection of duty in 
 tlie United States. Sealed tins, containing fish, lobsters, vegetables, meats, 
 etc., if put up in a solid manner and labelled in such a way as to fully indi- 
 cate the nature of theiv contents, may be sent as 5th Class matter within the 
 Dominion, but no sealed matter can be forwarded to the United States imder 
 this head. Liquids, oils and fatty substances may be sent to places in Canada 
 and the United States as 5th Class if put up in accordance with the ruling 
 referring to such articles in the Canada Postal Guide for 1895, page 16. 
 
 Electrotype blocks are considered 5tli Class Mail matter. 
 
 The United States. 
 
 The rate on letters, postal cards and newspapers to the United States is the 
 '^ame as that applicable to Canada. 
 
 BLANK BOOKS AT J. & A. McUILLAN'S, 98 PRINCE WM. STREET. 
 
108 
 
 ;Ne\v Bkun.swick — Post Office. 
 
 When Honse-cleaning be Sure not to Misplace BIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 The rnte on hooks, ])!irn|tliU'ts, pliolognipliH and otiier printed matter is 1 
 
 cent per 2 o/,. 
 
 The rale on coninurcial pj\i)ers, samples, ete., is the same as that applieahh 
 to other I'ostal rnioii countries. 
 
 The rate on general merchandise is the same as that applicahle to otli Chiss 
 Matter wlien passing from one phue in Canaihi to another, viz.: 1 cent per oz. 
 Siicli matter is siihjt'cl to the eoliection of any duty to wiiieh it may he fonmi 
 liahU' oil arrival in the United States. 
 
 The legistralion fee is o cents. An acknowledgment of delivery may also 
 he secured on payment of an adilitional fee of 5 cents. 
 
 l*ar<'el Post. 
 
 WITH THK UMTKI) KINODOAf, NKW 80l'TII WALES. NEWFOUNDLAND, 
 .;, .JAMAICA, I?AUl!Al)(iS, ,(APAN, AND OTHER COINTRIES. 
 
 Closed i)arcels may he sent to places in Newfoundland, .Jamaica, the United 
 Kingdom, Jai)an, Barbados, the I.eeward Islands, (luadaloupe, and all other 
 countries and colonies with which the United Kingdom maintains a Parcel 
 Post, No correspondence must he enclosed. .\ Customs Declaration of the 
 contents and value ol" each ])arcel must he tilled up at the Post Otlice, or one 
 of the branches, hy the sender. 
 
 Parcels for Newfoundhmd must he jjrepaid 1") cents per lb or fraction of a 
 Ih, and nnist uoi exceed 7 Ihs in weight, nor 2 feet in length by 1 foot in width 
 or depth. 
 
 Parcels for .Jamaica, liarhados, (irenada, St. TiUcia, St. Vincent and Britisii 
 Guiana must he jirepaid 20 cents per 11), or fraction of a lb, and must not 
 exceed 7 lbs in weight, nor '2 feet in length, by 1 foot in width or depth. 
 
 Parcels !("■ the I'nited Kinirdoi'i nuist he prepaid Ki cents per lirst lit. or 
 traction of a II), and 12 cents for every additional lb, and nuist not exceed 11 
 lbs in weight, noi- 2 feet in length, hy I foot in width or depth. 
 
 I'arcels for New South Wales for the lirst lb 20c., and any subsequent tb ll>c. 
 
 Parcels tor .Japan must he pre]);ud 20 cents per lb, or fraction of a lb, and 
 must not exceed 7 lbs in weight, nor 2 feet in length hy I foot in width or depth. 
 
 Rei^istratioii. 
 
 All classes of matter addressed to places in Canada, the United States, New- 
 foundland, (ireal Britain, or any Postal Union country, may be registered f'lr 
 a fee of 5 cents for each article in addition to the postage; and letters may )>e 
 registered to most of the countries not included in the Union. Registered 
 articles should be prepaid. 
 
 Every article intended for registration nuist be handed in at the wicket, and 
 a receijit obtained therefor; (m no account must it be dropped into a letter box. 
 The registration fee should be paid hy stamp. 
 
 The sender of registered articles addressed to any Postal Union country 
 may entitle himseli to a certificate as to the disposal of said article by the 
 I'ostmaster at the office addressed, on prepayment of an additional fee of 5 cent^'. 
 
 Ro-I)iiTot<'d Lcttors.— Letters re-directed to places in Canada and the 
 United States, witliout being tuken oul of the Post Office, are not liable to any 
 a.dditional postage. 
 
 Letters sent to or received from a country of the Postal Union, and after- 
 wards re-directed to any place in Canada, or to a country in the Postal Unifni, 
 will be forwarded, even if taken out of the office and re-addressed; but if 
 re-addressed to a place where there is a higher rate of postage, the difference 
 of postage will be chargeable. 
 
 JOB PRINTING ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
Nkw Uruxswick — Post Office. 
 
 101> 
 
 HAVE YOU A GOLD? USE HIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 Matter Which Caiiiiot Iki FornardHl Throii^'h tho I»ost.— Any explo- 
 sive substance, fjlass, li(iui(l,()r otlier matter likely to entail risk or injury to the 
 ordinary contents of the tiiail, will he sent to the Dead Letter Odjce, Ottawa. 
 
 Letters containing.!; ^jjold or silver money, Jewels, or precious articles, or any- 
 thing liable to ("nstonis duties, cannot he forwarded by post to any of the 
 I'ostal Union countries except the Lulled States. 
 
 Illiportailt. — A letter once |)osted becomes the |)roporty of the j)er.son to 
 whom it is addressed, and must be forwarded according to its direction. On 
 no application, however urgent, can it be delivered back to the writer, or to 
 any other person. 
 
 To enclose wiiting, intended to serve the purpose of a letter, in a news- 
 paper packet or in a jKircel, is an oflence ])imishable by a Hue of from $10 to ^40. 
 
 Sale of Poilajje Stamps. — Any j.erson, her" than a I'nstmaster, who 
 engages in the sale of Postage Stamps or Stamped Envelopes, without being 
 (Inly licensed by the f'ost master (ieucral, is liable, on conviction before a 
 Justice of the Peace, to a penalty of ."^40 for each oflence. 
 
 Request Letters.— Lnregistered h-ttets from places in Canada, Newfound- 
 land and United States, enclosed in envelopes having printed thereon a recpiest 
 that the letters be returned to the sen<ler if not delivered within a certain 
 siiecified time, will be returned as re(pieste(l, if not delivered at the time stated. 
 
 llseliil Hints. 
 
 Never send money or other articles of value through the Post Office excei)t 
 either by Money Order or Registered Letter. 
 
 Make complaints and intjuiries in writing. 
 
 p]nvelopes closed and simply clipped at the ends cannot be forwarded by 
 Rook Post. AfHx stam{)s securely, and on the upper right hand corner. 
 
 Register all valuable letters. 
 
 Send money by Money Order whenever practicable. 
 
 Preserve, and re(piest correspondents to preserve, envelopes of mis-sent 
 <\v delayed letters. 
 
 Business men should be careful to authorize but a limited number of persoiis 
 to receive their letters, and only those in whom they have full confidence. 
 
 Have a letter box on the door of residence and office. 
 
 Letters addressed to mere initials, or fictitious names, will not be delivered. 
 unless addressed in care of a resident, or to some box in the Post Office. 
 
 Mutilated Stamps. 
 
 Letters having nuitilated stamps, or stamps so soiled and defaced as to make 
 it impossible for the sorting clerks to decide whether they have been used 
 before or not, will be sent to the Postmaster General for his adjudication ; and 
 if it can be shown that such stamps had been previonslv used, the ottender 
 will be liable to a fine of from !?10 to $40. 
 
 Post Bands and Stamped Envelopes. 
 
 One cent post bands for newspaper or book packet wrappers ; and one and 
 three cent stamped envelopes and two and three cent letter cards are issued 
 by the Department, and may be had at the stamp vendors at a trifle above 
 their fiice value. Merchants' Boxes. 
 
 Rent of small box $4, and of large box $(> a year. 
 
 Though every effort will be made in sorting letters to place them in the 
 lioxes, when the party addressed is known to have a box, the Postmaster does 
 not hold himself responsible for this always being done, the primary rule.s^ 
 
 KcMILLAN'S BINDERT is the HOST GOBIPLETE in the Maritime Proviiices. 
 
110 
 
 Nkw Huunhwick— Post OFFrc-E. 
 
 OET A BOTTLE NOW OF HI6QINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 beiiiK lliut till li'tttTH bearing the luituber of the house nnd name of Htreet n^ 
 there by the letttT cuiriiT. An order to phiee In a box letters belon^in^ t- 
 iDolher person than the owner of the box, eannot be recognized unless sik I, 
 letters are addressed to the I'are of the box or its owner. Letters for a mend)er 
 of a lirni should he addressed to the care of the Hrni or the numbt-r of the box. 
 Box-holders woidd facilitate the work of sorting by re(iueHting eorrespondeiil> 
 to add the box nuinlu'r to the address of their letters. 
 
 SI. John Lotlor ( arrlers' Delivery. 
 
 Letters and Papers should be addressed to Street and Number. Change of 
 vesideiiee should be promptly notified to the Postmaster. Two deliveries daily, 
 ut 7..".0 a. m. and o p. m. On puhlic liolidays there is no afternoon delivery. 
 
 Letters not bearing the name and number of street, addressed to partita 
 whose address may be known to the Carriers, will be delivered by them. It 
 is always best, however, to have name of street and number of house supplied. 
 
 Furei^ii Mail.s. 
 
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 Each. 
 
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 riif poslanf to all cauntries included in the Universul 
 
 I^^^tlll Inion is ■'' „_ ^ 
 
 Corresiiondcm e lor Westtiii Australia can be forwarded via Hriiidlsi only. 
 
 " I ilATKs OK Postage. 
 
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 JS'oz. 
 1 
 
 2o«. 
 
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 COUNTRIKS N, T IS THK POSTAL 
 In ION. 
 
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 j\li.v<sinia 
 
 Africa (West Coast Native possessions' 
 Araliia 
 
 Ascension 
 
 Jk'chuanaland 
 
 I'rotectiiiate 
 
 inchidinK— Kanyc, Lal<c Nuanii, Macloutsie, Mashono- 
 liind, Matalicleland, Molcpoldic, Palacliwe (Kaliiuas 
 Fown), -hoshoiig Tati Kiver and Zambesi 
 
 «'apc I'olony 
 
 Madagascar (e.ccept 8t Mary, Taniatave and Majunga, to 
 which ordinary I'ost.il Union rates and arrangements 
 
 i'ppiy) • 
 
 Morocco (except Tanuier, Laraiche, Rabat, Casabianca, 
 Splli, Mazagan and Mogador, to which ordinary Postal 
 I'lijon rales and arraiigcnicuts apply) 
 
 ■«>raiige I'lcc State 
 
 !M Helena 
 
 Saniwak 
 
 Society Islands 
 
 Other parts 
 
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 Yi OK.; Each. 
 
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 C .'} 
 
 5 3 
 
 5 
 
 
 2oz. 
 
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 1 
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 c 5 
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 (c) denotes that prepayment is coinpul-iori/, it being in all other cases optional ; 
 an ((//(/tVtoHdV t7i</rj7e is made on delivery; (i/>) that the registration is incomplete, 
 le-iding beyond the Port of Arrival; and (none) that no registration can be effected 
 
 Prepayment of all classes of correspondence must be effected by means of stamps. 
 
 riie postage on Commercial Papers is the same as on Printed Papers, except 
 lowest charge is 5 cents. 
 
 The po.stage on Samples and Patterns is the same as on Printed Papers, except 
 lowest charge is 2 cents. 
 
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 BOOKS BOUND IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AT MCMILLAN'S, ST. JOHN. 
 
New Brunswick — Customs. 
 
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 HIOaiNS' BRITISH UNIHENT IS INVALUABLE. 
 
 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 POUT ()|- SArNT JOHN. 
 
 .Jiiiiics R Rnel— Collector and Kej^istrar of Sliippin^. 
 
 Warphouse Department — A Atcliison and S \\ Wilkins. 
 
 Long Room— H 1* Sandall, S W Cain and C; F Tilley. 
 
 Invoice Records — John Dixon. 
 
 Shipping Department — K A Barber and H Turner. 
 
 Statistical Department — D J Gleeson and W K Stevens. 
 
 Ai)praisers of Dntial)le Articles — James E Wliittaker, James Hamilton 
 and A Everitt, Appraisers; A Buist and Georjis Jackson, Packers. 
 
 Landing Surveyor — G F ?Irttl>fc."; Geo Jenkins and J F Berton, Clerks. 
 
 Gangers and Proof Office — Sarp.iel Robinson, (iauf,'cr; F R Connor, Assist- 
 ant (lauger; Peter McCart, Sampler, etc. 
 
 Postal Parcel Office — F Gallagher, W Forsvth, W Ro.\burough and J J 
 Mtdlin. 
 
 Tide Surveyor — William Johnson. 
 
 Waiters and Searchers — P J O'Keefle, Chief; T O Sandall and John Lowery. 
 
 Warehouse Lockers — T Bustin, W Carleton, C harles Pidgcon, M B Owen> 
 and T B Foley. 
 
 Tide Waiters -Wilson Dobbin, R J McAdoo, J M F Whiting, W Farren, 
 VV A Dougherty, John Cochran, Thos Condon, John Rogerson, Robt Wills, 
 .lohn Dixon, Wm Roxhorough, C W Cowan and J J Mull in. 
 
 Boatmen and Tidewaiters — Robt Fulton, Geo Price and John McKelvey. 
 
 .Messenger — Joseph I Noble. 
 
 Weigher Cigars and Tobacco — John Lowery. 
 
 Preventive Officers — Chance Harbor, David Thompson ; Back Bay, George 
 Chubb; Beaver Harbor, Sanuiel McKay. 
 
 PORTS AND COLLECTOUS JN NEW BRINSWK K. 
 
 Bathurst, J E Baldwin. 
 
 Outposts: New Brandon, P .T Foley. 
 Caraquet, J CJ C Blaokhall. 
 Tracadip, M B Bourgeois. 
 Shippcgan, H A 8orniany. 
 
 Chatham, D Ferguson. 
 
 (hitports: Richibucto, B E.Johnson. 
 Buttouche, J LeBlauc. 
 
 Dalhousie, W O Montgomery. 
 
 Outports: Campbellton, A McKenzie. 
 
 Fredericton, A F Street. 
 
 Moncton, I W Binney. 
 
 Outports; Dorcliester, A W Chapman. 
 Rockland, A Boudreau. 
 Shediac, A M Leger. 
 Hillsboro, Williams Woodwortli. 
 Harvey, (j Brewster. 
 Alma, D Cleveland. 
 Cocaigne, A K Dysart. 
 
 Newcastle, W A Park. 
 
 J S McLaren, 
 
 J. & A. McMillan supply the British empire map of the world. 
 
 Sackville, J J Anderson. 
 
 Outports: Baie Verte, VV Prescott. 
 Rockport, R C Ward. 
 
 St John, James R Ruel. 
 
 Outports ; Lepreaux, 'i K Hanson. 
 •MuMjuash, (' C Clinch. 
 Quaco, .loseph Carson. 
 Sussex, Ci H Wallace. 
 Mc.Adani .Junction, J W Hoyt. 
 St George, .J McKay. 
 
 St Stej)hen, H H Graham. 
 
 Outports: St Andrews, W Whitloek. 
 West Isles. Tlionias Trecartin. 
 Cainpobello, .\ .J (Marke. 
 (irand Manan, Miss L Clark, Acting. 
 
 Woodstock, W Drysdale. 
 Outports: Centreville. D Irving. 
 Debee, 11 Kirkpatrick. 
 Aroostook .Junction, G Bedell. 
 Grand Falls, H Taylor. 
 St Leonards, Frank Violette. 
 KduKindstou, L Cyr. 
 Middle St Francis, Matbias Nadoau. 
 
 Inspector of Customs. 
 
112 Ni:w HurNHWicK— DoMrNioN Offkkh.s. 
 
 USE HIOOINS' BRITISH UNIMENT AND BE RELIEVED. 
 
 OFFICES AND OFFK'FliS INDFU THF DOMrNION 
 (JOVFUNMKNr IN MOW HKl'NSWICK. 
 
 Fiiiiiiic(> D<>|>artm('iit. 
 
 AsHistiint Iti'ci'iver ( KMionil's < )|li(i'iiii(l I»oiiiiiii(»ii SnvinK^ liiuik AsHiMtiiiit 
 Rt'ct'ivtT (iiMii'i-iil, Jlowunl I) McLfod; Savings liaiik iManagiT, Howard |i 
 McLt'od; Acroimtant, Assistant Kfceiver (ietu'ral's Odice and HavinKs Bank, 
 iit'o h' Sancton ; Cli-rks, lloliert S Cowan, .Janii's Krni'st H'Mirkc and Kohcrt 
 Ewinj,'; MeHHtiif^cr, Thomas II Lawson. Deposits, year fiuling June 30, 181)7, 
 $»»U(»,2(n>.00; withdrawals, :!io<)8,H17. 11. 
 
 liilaiHl ll(>vciiii(> l)('|»Artiiu^nt. 
 
 InH[)eot()r for Maritime Provinces, 'limolhy liiirkc; Collector, Robt Atlier- 
 lon ; Depiitv Collector, . I AM'reil Clark ; Accountant, T II Helyea. 
 
 Excise (MHcers— H H Smyth, J K MeCloskey, J C Ferguson, W J Fitz- 
 jiiUrii'k, () A ( leldart. 
 
 Sub-Colleclors -A vV Chapman, Dorcliester ; A K Street (acting), Fred- 
 vricton; Wm Whitlock. St Andrews; A M Hill, St Stephen; J J Anderson, 
 Sackville; William I )ilil)lee. Woodstock ; I W Hinney, Moncton ; (J II 
 Wallace, Sussex; A M Leger, Shediac ; A J Clark, Campohello; (r A Hedell, 
 .\udover. 
 
 Preventive Service Oflicer— J T Kelly, St Juhn, N B. 
 
 I'ood Inspector — J C I'erguson. 
 
 IVtroleum Inspectors— John T Kelly and W J Fitzpatrick. 
 
 Dim EH OF lOXClSE. 
 
 Malt 11 cents per ll». 
 
 Tol)acco manufactured from Canadian growth 5 " " 
 
 Foreign Leaf Tol)acco, and Manufactured Foreign 
 
 Leaf Tobacco 2o " " 
 
 Canadian Twist... 5 " " 
 
 .Spirits, per Imperial gallon, proof > !?1.1)0 
 
 malt L92 
 
 " " •' molasses L93 
 
 Vinegar, standard gallon, containing t5 p. c. of Acetic 
 
 Acid 4 cents. 
 
 Acetic Acid 4 " 
 
 Cigars $6 per M. 
 
 Cut Tobacco, when i)Ut up in packages weighing one- 
 twentieth of a ()ound or less 40 cents per tb. 
 
 Cigarettes, weighing not more than .". Il)s !?3.00 per M. 
 
 " " more than ;Mbs S.OO " 
 
 Snutt", damp, in [)kgs of under "> lbs 2."^ cents per lb. 
 
 of ') lbs. and over IS " 
 
 Beer, browed from any other substance than malt 10 " *' 
 
 Marine aiul FisIiorH's. 
 
 Hon Sir Louis Davies, Minister Marine and Fisheries; F J Harding, Agcni 
 \'ov Xew Brunswick of Lighthouses and Marine Hospitals, Signal Station^. 
 Steam Fog Alarms, Buoys and Beacons; .leremiab Drake, Signal Master, M 
 John; Wm Waring, Inspecti)r of Kngints and Boilers; John Kelly, Inspector 
 of Lights; I J Olive, Inspector of Steamboats. 
 
 WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY supplied by J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
New BRTTXr<wrcK — Dominion Oi-tickkh. 
 
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 OET HIQQINS' BRITISH LINIMENTIN PREFERENCE TO ALL OTHERS. 
 
 1>(^l»aH limit of Mliiisfor of JiiHtico. 
 
 Dorolu'Htcr I\>nit«'iiliury— John B F(>>itor, VVanK'ii ; ("liarliN Ross, nt'piity 
 WanU'ii ; Ili-v .1 Roy Caniplicll, I'rotc.sluiit Chaplain ; R«'v A l> ("oiiiiier, R (' 
 <'haphiin; John A (iray, Accountant; Rohcrt Mitchell, Snr>;oon ; John 
 Frascr, Stort'kocpcr and Steward; JurncH A I'iercy, KMfi;ineer. 
 
 noiiiiiiioii Piihlic Works Depart iiu'iit. 
 
 Kngineerin;,^ Stall' -IC T P Sliewen, Rt'sich'nt Kn^i'ieer; (ieorj,'e A Day. 
 Assistant Engineer, Now Hnniswick. J 15 llenan, Resident Kn^jineer, 1' K 
 Island. Kit Milled^'e, Resident Enj^intH'r; (i A Ik'rnaseoni, Assistant Engi- 
 
 jiecr, Anti^onish. (' E W Dodwell, Resident Engineer; -(ireenwood, 
 
 Assistant, Halifax. Joseph Ewing, Paymaster. 
 
 Dredging and Piihlie Rnildings — VV'in J MelJordock. Superintendent of 
 Dredges and Agent of the Department for Public Huildings in St John; 
 Clerks, D II Waterhnry and ''hos 11 Adams. 
 
 Custom House— Caretaker and Janitor, James Paul ; Engineer steam heat- 
 ing apparatus, Neil Morrison; I'^ireuuui, Christopher White. 
 
 Post Of'ice — James Wolfe, Engineer steam heating apparatus; Edward 
 Haney, A -listant, and in charge of elevator. 
 
 ImiiiilJrVtitioii Dopartiiu'iit. 
 
 S Gardner, Dominion hnmigration Oflicer for New Brunswick, and .\genl 
 for New Brunswick for the Emigration Association of (treat Britain, !?1,(I00. 
 The Deputy Treasurers at the Outports of the Province act as Immigration 
 < )lficers. 
 
 DopartiiH'iit of Raihvay.s aii<l Canals. 
 
 (UN.VDFAN (iOVERNMKNT KAIIAVAYS. 
 
 Intercolonial Division l.^loj miles. 
 
 Prince Edward Island Division 210 '* 
 
 H«m Andrew G Blair. Minister of Railways and Canals, Ottawa; Colling- 
 wood Schreiber, v M g. Deputy A[inister and Chief Engineer of Railways and 
 Canals, (Jttawa, !}!6,000 ; D Pottinger, General Manager Canadian Government 
 Railways, Moncton, N B. General Officers resident at Moncton, N B. (See 
 Railways.) 
 
 Sliippiiiyr Office, St. John. 
 
 W H Purdy, Ship{)ing Master, St John. 
 
 F O Allison, Dei)uty Shij)ping Master, St John. 
 
 Weights and Measnres Inspection. 
 
 The Weights and Measures Act provides that two gallons shall be a peck, 
 and eight gallons a bushel, and that after January 1st, 1S8(), in contracts for 
 the sale ^d delivery of any of the undermentioned articles, the bushel shall 
 be determined by weigi)t, unless convenience for weighing are not avalhible, 
 or unless a bushel by measure is specially agreed on in writing, the weight 
 ecpiivalent to a bushel being as follows: Wheat, 60 Ib.s ; Indian corn, 50 lbs; 
 rye, oG lbs; peas, beans and clover seed, (10 lbs; barley, timothy .seed and 
 buckwheat, 48 lbs; malt, 30 lbs; oats. 34 lbs; flaxseed, 50 lbs; hempseed, 44 
 ll»s; blue grass seed, 14 lbs; castor beans. 40 lbs; potatoes, turnips, carrots, 
 parsnips, beets and onions, ()0 lbs; bituminous coal, 70 lbs. Power is also 
 
 J. & A. MCMILLAN PUBLISH LOGQIE'S MAP OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
114 
 
 New Brunswick— Dominion Officers. 
 
 WHEN TOD ARE IN PAIN TRY. BIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 
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 given to the Governor-in-Council to specify the weight of other articles equiv- 
 alent to a bushel. Violations of the foregoing provisions subject the offender 
 to a penalty not e^ceeiling i?-.0 for the first offenr-e, and not exceeding $50 foi 
 each subse(iuent offence. 
 
 ^ ADOITIONAL REGULATIONS. 
 
 1. All apples packed in Canada for sale by the barrel shall be packed in 
 good and strong barrels of seasoned wood, made as nearly cylindrical as may 
 be ; the staves of such barrels shall be twenty-seven inches in length from 
 croe to croe, with heads from sixteen and one- half to seventeen inches in 
 iliameter; and such barrels shall be sufhciently hooped with a lining hoop 
 within the chimes, the wliole well secured by nails. 
 
 2. Every person who offers or exposes apples for sale by the b'-.rrel, other- 
 wise than in accordance with the foregoing provisions of this section, shall Ite 
 liable to a penalty of t\,'enty-five cents for each barrel of apples so offered or 
 exposed for sale. 
 
 Weights and Measures Iii.spection Service. 
 
 Division of St. John — J. B. Wilmot, Inspector; E. Cowan and D. Richan'.-. 
 Assistant Inspectors. Comprises the whole province of New Brunswick. 
 
 Time Ball, Customs Building-. 
 
 The Bali will be hoisted half its elevation each day (Sunday excepted) at 
 tiftcen minutes before one o'clock. At one minute before one o'clock it will 
 be hoisted its full height; and at one o'clock, mean time, the Ball will be 
 dropped. A chronometer keeping correct Greenwich time -should then show 
 nil. L*4m. I()s.. and the difference between this and the time shown by a chron- 
 ometer is its true error ou (ireenwich time at the moment. As the above 
 hour of one o'clock, when the ball drops, represents 5h. 24m. 16s. at Green- 
 wich, the error of a chronometer may be ascertained, no matter where the 
 ship IS lying. Masters of vessels arriving at St. John should compare their 
 chronometers by the Time Ball, as it will enable them to get the .sea rate, 
 which fre(|uently varies from harbor .ates. Latitude 45° l<i'' 42" North. 
 LdUgituili' in time 4h. 24m. l(.)s. west of Greenwich. 
 
 D. Leavitt Ili'TCHrNSON, Director. 
 
 V. S.— Any shipmaster entering this })ort, keeping a Meteorological Regi--- 
 tcr who may be desirous of having the accuracy of their barometers verified, 
 ran do so by comparison with the standard at the Observatory. I). L. H. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan, 
 
 Jtookbiiidors, Printers, Publishers, Stationers, 
 
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New Brunswick — Boards of Health. 
 
 115 
 
 ASK TOUR DRUGGIST FOR A BOTTLE OF HIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT. 
 
 BOARDS OF HEALTH. 
 
 Provincial Board of Healtli. 
 
 Wm Bayard, M D (Chairman), Ho!i Judge Steadnian, lion James lioUy, 
 Geo E Coulthard, b a, m d (Secretary), Gv^o H Coburn, m d, John McMillan. 
 
 Local Boards of Health. 
 
 District No 1, Fredericton — Chairman, W C Crocket, m d; Secretary, Chas 
 W Beck with. 
 
 District No 2, Marysville — Chairman, Isaac Clarence Sharp, M d. 
 
 District No 3, York Co (excluding the City or Fredericton and the Town (>{ 
 Marysville) — Chairman, B M Mullen, M D, St Marys Ferry. 
 
 District No 4, St John — Chairman, Jas Reynolds; Secretary, Thos M Burns. 
 
 District No 7, Moncton — Chairman, E O Steeves, M i> ; Secretary, C E 
 Northrup. 
 
 District No 8, Westmorland Co (excluding the Town of Moncton) — Chair- 
 man, D D McDonald, md, Petitcodiac; Secretary, A R Myers, m D, Moncton. 
 
 District No 9, Woodstock — Chairman, Newton R Colter, M d; Secretary, 
 J Chipman Hartley. 
 
 District No 10, Carleton Co (excluding the Town of Woodstock)— Chair- 
 man, J Curtis, M D, Hartland. 
 
 District No 11, St Stephen — Chairman, Frank I Blair, m d; Secretary, J G 
 Stevens, jr. 
 
 District No 12, MlUtown — Chairman and Secretary, J M Deacon, M d; 
 Inspector, Daniel Sutherland. 
 
 District No 13, Upper Mills— Chairman, Henry Hacker; Secretary, E F 
 Towers. 
 
 District No 14, Grand Manan Island — Chairman, Wm A Eraser, Wood- 
 ward's Cove ; Secretary, Wm A Eraser. 
 
 District No 15 (excluding the Towns of St Stephen, Milltown, Upper Mills 
 and Grand Manan Island) — Chairman, W D Forster, St Andrews. 
 
 District No 1(5, Victoria Co— Chairman, F N Welling, M i), Andover: 
 Secretary, G W Day. 
 
 District No 17, Madawaska Co— Chairman, J A Guy, M d, Ednuindston ; 
 Secretary, C G Main, M d, Edraundston. 
 
 District No 18, Sunbury Co— Chairman, Jas Peake, m d, Oromocto ; Secre- 
 tary, A Stanley Clowes, Oromocto. 
 
 District No 19, Queens Co— Chairman, James A Casswell, M d. 
 
 District No 20, Kings Co— Chairman, L R Murray, M D, Sussex. 
 
 District No 21, Albert Co— Chairman, W S Starratt, Hopewell Hill ; Secre 
 tary, Geo G Melvin, M D, Aina. 
 
 District No ''2, Kent Co— Chairman, Thos J Bourque, m d, Richibucto. 
 
 District ''•o 23, Northumberland Co— Chairman, James McGregor Baxter, 
 M D, Chatliam ; Secretary, Robert Nicholson, m i>, Newcastle. 
 
 District No 24, Gloucester Co— Chairman and Secretary, J C Meahan, m d, 
 Hathurst. 
 
 District No 25, Restigouche Co— Chairman, .\ G P'erguson, m d, Dalhonsie ; 
 Secretary, H A Johnson, Dalhousie. 
 
 District No 26, Town of Canipbellton— Chairman, W W Doherty, m d; 
 Secretary, T Carter. 
 
 District No 27, City of Chatham— Dr Macdonald, D G Smith, W B Snow- 
 ball, Alex Robinson. 
 
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 116 
 
 New Brunswick — Game Laws. 
 
 TRT HIGGINS' BRITISH UNIHENT AND BE REUEVED OF PAIN. 
 
 GAME LAWS. 
 
 Synopsis «)f New Bt-uuswick GMine Law, 1897. 
 
 1. No i»ersoii ^MnW hunt, take, kill, wound or destroy, within this province, 
 any moose, ciiribou or deer,, between the ;{lst December and the Ist day of 
 September in er.ch and every year, under a penalty not exceeding $200. 
 
 2. No one person shall, during the time hereby allowed for killing, hunt- 
 ing or taking moose, caribou or deer, in any one year or season, kill or take 
 more than two moose, three caribou, or three deer, and no number of persons 
 forming a hunting party of three or more, shall, in any one season, kill more 
 than one moose, two caribou, or two deer, for each member of such hunting 
 partv, exclusive of guides, under a penalty of from $20 to $40, 
 
 :].' No person shall, at any time or season, hereafter hunt, take, kill, wound 
 or destroy, any cow or female calf moose within this province, under a penaUj 
 of from $100 to 8200. 
 
 4. No person shall hereafter, at any time or season, hunt, chase, pursue, 
 wound, take, kill or destroy, any moose, caiibou or deer, with a dog or dogs, 
 save as may be necessary to expel such moose, caribou or deer, from or out of 
 any cultivated fields, under a penalty of $50. It shall be lawful for any per- 
 son to kill or destroy any dog or dogs found hunting, pursuing, chasing or 
 destroying moose, caribou or deer. 
 
 5. In hunting moose, caribou oir deer, it is unlawful to use a "jack light." 
 Penalty $50. 
 
 (). Unless a party holds a license to hunt moose or caribou, it is unlawful 
 for a guide to accomi)any him. Penalty $40. 
 
 7. No person shall hereafter, in the counties of Kings and Sunbury, take, 
 wound, trap or destroy any muskrat, between the tenth day of June and the 
 tenth of March following in any year, under a penalty of $5 for each and 
 every ottence. 
 
 8.' No person shall take, kill, wound, trap or destroy any mink, fisher or 
 sable, between the first day of May and the first day of September following 
 in any year, under a penalty not exceeding $20. 
 
 W. No person shall at any time within this province, during a period of two 
 years from and after the 20th March, 1897, catch, trap or kill any beaver, or 
 have in his possession the undressed skin of any beaver, killed in this prov- 
 ince at any time during such period of two years, under a penalty not exceed- 
 ing $50, nor less than $20, for each and every offience. Jf any person shall, 
 during the said period of two years, have in his possession the undressed skin 
 of any beaver, lie shall be deemed prima facie to have violated the provisions 
 of this act, and will be considered liable to the penalty unless he can prove 
 that such skin was obtained outside this province. 
 
 10. No person shall hunt, take, shoot, kill or destroy any partridge between 
 the 31st day of December and the 20th d% of September in the year follow- 
 ing; nor any woodcock or snipe between the 1st day of December and the 1st 
 day of September in the year following, under a penalty of $10. For three 
 years from 20th of September, 1895, it shall be unlawful to kill for the pur- 
 pose of sale or to sell any partridge at anv place in the province. Penaltv 
 $20. 
 
 11. No person shall, at any time within any of the counties of this prov- 
 ince bordering upon the Hay of P\mdy, and the counties intersected by the 
 Kiver St. John, between the 1st day of January and the 1st day of Septem- 
 ber in any year, or within any of the other counties of the province, between 
 
 SCHOOL REQUISITES ALWAYS IN STOCK. J. & A. McBULLAN, ST. JOHN. 
 
New Bpunswick — Game Laws. 
 
 117 
 
 U Ton have Failed to Find Relief from Pain Try Biggins' British Liniment. 
 
 the 15lh day of May and the 1st day of September, hunt, take, shoot, wound, 
 kill or destroy any wild black duck, wood-duck or teal, or any other kind of 
 wild duck, nor destroy the nests or eggs thereof, nor remove the same under 
 a penalty of |10. 
 
 12. It is unlawful for any person to buy or sell, or offer for sale, the carcase, 
 or any portion thereof, or the green hide or pell of any animal or bird, or the 
 nests or eggs thereof, at any time during close season. 
 
 13. No person shall catch with a net, or kill with any device or instrument ' 
 known as a punt-gun or swivel, any wild duck, wild goose, brant or other wild 
 fowl of the game kind, nor use any artificial lights at night for the capture or 
 destruction of any such birds, tuider a penalty of !ji40. 
 
 14. It is unlawful to shoot wild geese, brant, or black duck (except by resi- 
 dents for domestic use), between 1st December and 1st September following. 
 It is unlawful to sell or expose for sale any wild goose, brant or black duck 
 between the 1st March and 1st September. 
 
 15. The killing of robins, swallows, and other small birds of song (except- 
 ing English sparrows), and the shooting, wounding, killing or destroying of 
 sea gulls, or the trapping, snaring, or taking alive of any of the birds referred 
 It), or the taking or removing of the nests or eggs of any such bird, shall be 
 unlawful. Penally, $5 for eacli ofiisnce. 
 
 It). Birds or animals may be killed for preservation, as specimens of natural 
 history or for scientific investigation, a special license first being obtained for 
 that purpose from the Surveyor General. 
 
 17. No person shall, within any of the counties bordering on the Bay of 
 Fundy, destroy gulls' nests, or gather or remove the eggs of gulls, after the 
 24th June in any year, under a penalty of !*ilO. 
 
 18. It is unlawful for any person to catch, by means of trap or snares, or to 
 set traps or snares, for any moose, caribou or deer. Penalty i^lOO. 
 
 19. No person shall be allowed to kill, or pursue with intent to kill, any 
 moose or caribou, at any time of the year, without first having obtained a 
 license for the purjjose, signed by the Chief Game Commissioner, from any 
 (Jounty Warden, Special Ciame Warden, from the Crown Land Office, or the 
 Chief Game Commissioner. Fee for said license to be $2 for residents of the 
 province, and $20 for non-residents. Penalty for hunting without license, $80. 
 
 2t». Licenses may be obtained from any County Game Warden, Special Game 
 ^Varden, from the Chief Game Commissioner, or from the Crown Laud Office. 
 
 21. Every holder of a license granted must produce the same when required 
 by a Justice of the Peace, Warden, Deputy Warden, or Special Warden, Re- 
 fusal of same, penalty $20. 
 
 22. No person .shall shoot, hunt, take, kill, wound or destroy any of the 
 liirds or animals referred to in this act, or any bird or animal of the game 
 kind, on the Sabbath or Lord's day, under a penalty of JoO. 
 
 28. If any Game Warden has reason to suspect that the provisions of this 
 act, or any acts in amendment thereof, have been violated, he may, without 
 any warrant, arrest such persons and take him before any Justice of the Peace, 
 who, upon complaint made to him, may thereupon deal with the oflender ac- 
 cording to law. 
 
 jVo<t;.— The public and all peace officers are respectfully invited to co-oper- 
 ate with the ofiicers by promptly reporting all cases of illegal hunting. In- 
 formation given will be strictly confidential. 
 
 L. B. Knioht, 
 Chief Game Commissioner, St. John, N. B. 
 
 UW CASES AND FACTUMS PRINTED PROMPTLY BY J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
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 118 New Brunswick — Fishery Laws. 
 
 NOTfflNG LIKE IT-HIGGINS' BRITISH LIMIMENT. 
 
 Synopsis of Fishery Laws and Regulations in Force in New Brunswick. 
 
 The Surveyor General, his Deputy or other officer under him, duly author- 
 ized to that efTect, may grant leases conveying the exclusive right to fish with 
 the rod and line in the manner known as "surface Hy tishing" in front of the 
 ungranted Crown Lands of tiie province, in either rivers or lakes, 
 
 Said lenses may be granted for any period uj) to ten years, excepting on the 
 Restigouche river, where they are for five years. 
 
 Permits may be similarly granted after the first day of June in each year 
 for fishing in any waters adjoining ungranted Crown Lands not under lease, 
 but such permits shall not run for any term greater than the remainder of the 
 fishing season. 
 
 Penalties up to twenty dollars are imposed upon persons who trespass ui)un 
 the fishing rights of any lessee of government fishing privileges. 
 
 Leases of government fishing privileges embrace the soil right for a width 
 of four rods from the banks of rivers and shores of lakes. 
 
 Leases cannot be transferred or sub-let without the consent of the Surveyor 
 General. 
 
 Everv lessee is required to maintain one or more competent guardians 
 within the bounds of his lease. These are duly sworn and commissioned by 
 the Surveyor General. 
 
 Fishery guardians are, also, ex officio game wardens. 
 
 Lessees are answerable for their own carelessness or that of their guardians 
 or other employes, should fires be caused thereby, damaging lands or timber 
 growing thereon. 
 
 The Fishery Commissioner has the general overseeing of the provincial 
 fisheries, and is ex officio a Justice of the Peace for the purpose of dealing wiili 
 violations of the fishery laws. He is also a game warden for the whole pro- 
 vince, with the same rights, powers and duties as county game wardens. 
 
 The following provisions are contained in Acts or Orders-in-Council of the 
 Dominion : 
 
 The use of explosive material to catch or kill fish is prohibited. 
 
 The use of fire-arms of any kind for the purpose of killing fish is prohibited. 
 
 Dominion Order-in-Council of March 25th, 1896, provides as follows: 
 
 BMshing for speckled trout {Salvelinns fontinalis) through the ice is pro- 
 hibited in Canada — 
 
 Provided, That in the province of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince 
 Edward Island, such fishing for trout of all kinds may be allowed after tho 
 expiry of the close season, under special permit issued by the Minister ot 
 Marine and Fisheries for a period not ex °eding ten days, on condition that 
 trout so caught under such special permit are obtained for domestic use only, 
 and not used for commercial purposes. 
 
 The fee for each such special permit is hereby fixed at fifty cents. 
 
 Dominion Kegulations of 18th July, 1889, Sec. 7, provide as follows : 
 
 ((f) All salmon nets shall have the nanie of the owner or owners legibly 
 marked on two pieces of wood or metal attached to the same; and such mark 
 shall be preserved on such nets during the fishing season, in such manner as 
 to be visible without taking up the net or nets; and any net used without 
 such mark shall be liable to forleiture. 
 
 (e) From the time of low water nearest six o'clock in the afternoon of every 
 Saturday, to the time of low water nearest six o'clock in the forenoon of every 
 Monday, no one shall fish for, catch or kill salmon in tidal waters. 
 
 (/) In non-tidal waters frequented by salmon, no one shall fish for, catch or 
 
 J. & A. MCMILLAN PUBLISH MCMILLAN'S HAP OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
Game Wardens — Around the World. 
 
 119 
 
 IF TOU ARE SUFFERING PAIN TRT BIGGINS' BRITISH UNIMI^NT. 
 
 kill salmon, or any other fish, between nine o'clock in the evening of every 
 Saturday and six o'clock on the following Monday morning. 
 
 Sub-section 9, Section 8 of the Dominion Fisheries Act prohibits the capture 
 of salmon within 200 yards of the mouth of any tributary, creek or stream 
 which salmon frequent to spawn. 
 
 Sub-section 8 of Section 14 of the Dominion Fisheries Act prohibits the 
 killing of salmon, trout, etc., by means of spear, grapnel-hooks, negog or 
 nishagons. 
 
 Sub-section 18, Section 5 of amendment to Dominion Fisheries Act, Chap, 
 ol, passed 22nd July. 1894, is as follows: 
 
 The catching of fish for the purpose of using it as manure is prohibited. 
 
 Penalties ranging from $20 and costs to $100 and costs are imposed by Sub- 
 section 2 of Section 1 of Dominion Act, 1895, Chap. 27, for the pollution of 
 waters by lime, chemical substances, drugs, poisonous matter, dead or decaying 
 fish or remnants thereof, etc., in any waters frequented by fish mentioned in the 
 Fisheries Act. 
 
 OPEN SEASONS P^OR JJASS, SALMON AND TROUT. 
 
 The open seasons for game fishes in New Brunswick (Dominion Govern- 
 ment regulations) are as follows: 
 
 Bass — Angling with hook and line for bass is permitted in New Brunswick 
 at all times of the year. 
 
 Salmon — 1st February to loth August. 
 
 Speckled Trout {Salvelinns fonimalk) — 1st April to 30th September. 
 
 Lake Trout — May 1st to September 30th. 
 
 Land-locked Salmon — Mav 1st to September 15th. 
 
 D. G. Smith, 
 Fishery Commissioner for the Province of New Brunswick. 
 
 Game Wardens for New Brunswick. 
 
 P Corbett, Bath, Carleton County ; W F Todd. Milltown, Charlotte County ; 
 W Gray. jr. Bathurst, Gloucester County ; H Birthe, Bnctouche, Kent County; 
 O N Arnold, Sussex, Kings County ; Milton Dayton, Edmundston, Madawaska 
 County ; H O Branscombe, Cumberland Bay, Queens County ; John S Bassett, 
 Kiver'Charlo, Restigouche County ; C J Burpee, Sheffield, Snnbury County ; 
 Asa Marston, Sisson Ridge, Victoria County; C R Oulton, Little Sheraogue, 
 Westmorland County; Frank Bird, Upper Keswick, York County; L B 
 Kr.ight, Musquash, St John County; Chas S Horton, New Horton, Albert 
 County. 
 
 AROUND THE WORLD. 
 
 Distances from ST. JOHN, N. B., via C. P. R. and Connecting Routes. 
 
 Mile.i 
 
 St. Jolin, N. B., to Vancouver :^,.'.87 
 
 Vancouver to Yokohama 4,404 
 
 Yokohama to Shanuhai 1,191 
 
 Shanghai to Hong Kong 810 
 
 Hong Kong to Singapore 1,490 
 
 Singapore to Penang 381 
 
 Milei 
 
 Penang to Colombo 1,274 
 
 Colombo to Aden 2.09J 
 
 Aden to Port Said 1,395 
 
 Port Said to Gibraltar 2,225 
 
 (Gibraltar to Liverpool 1,260 
 
 Liverpool to St. John, N. B 2,700 
 
 22,61» 
 
 Circumference of the earth on a great circle 24,899 miles 
 
 Difference in favor of northern route 2,289 miles 
 
 PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS PRINTED IN Al STYLE AT McMILLAN'S. 
 
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 120 
 
 Albert County 
 
 BIGGINS' BRITISH LINIMENT WILL RELIEVE TOO IMHEDIATELT. 
 
 COUNTY OF ALBERT. 
 
 Sli ireluwn — Hopewell. 
 Judge (»f die County Court— Hon Wni Wedderburn ; Jos Howe Dickson, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 CoiniTiissioners Parish Courts— (xilbert M Peck and W O Wright, Hope- 
 well; W E Bishop and Geo Barnett, Hillsborough; A W Leeman and John 
 W (raskin, Coverdale ; ('has W Anderson and John McKeiver, Harvey; W 
 J McKenzie and K Colpitis, Klgin ; David C Cleveland and T J O'Connor, 
 Alma. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrates— Daniel W Stewart, Hopewell ; Jas Blight, Hills- 
 borough. 
 
 High Sheriff— Ernest W Lynds, Hopewell Cape. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of the Circuits— Josepli 
 Howe Dickson. 
 
 Judge of Probate— W Alder Truenian. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — Joseph Howe Dickson. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills -Alex Rogers; Deputy Registrar, W <> 
 Wright. 
 
 Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths — Ephraim liCeman. . 
 
 Coroners— W J Lewis, M d, Wm A W^est, S C Murray, M d, Pringle Kelly, 
 Wellington S Hopi)er, Joshua B Babkirk, and Bliss A Marvin. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — James >[ 
 Stevens and W C .\nderson, Harvey; J A M Colpitis, Elgin ; A W Leeman, 
 Coverdale, and the attorneys residing in the county. 
 
 Municipal Council — Benjamin Carter and I C Prescott, Hopewell ; Jordaii 
 Steeves and IT J Stevens, Hillsborough ; Stanley CGoggin and Robt A Smith. 
 Elgin ; Sanford S Ryan and Alex W Leeman, Coverdale ; George D Prescott 
 and Howard Barber, Harvey; Judson A Cleveland and Wm Rommel, Alma. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer — W O Wright. 
 
 Revising Officer — Hon Wm Wedderburn ; A W Bray, Clerk. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — G T Chapman, Coverdale; James B Turner, 
 Harvey: John Garland. Elgin; Wm Rommell, Alma; William D Bennett, 
 Hopewell Cape; Rev M Gross, Surrey, Hillsborough ; Theo R Constantine. 
 
 Collector of Customs — Hillsborough, Williams Woodworth ; Alma, David 
 C Cleveland ; Harvey, Gilbert Brewster ; Waterside, Sub-collector, Miles E 
 Gopp ; John L Pye, Tide Waiter, Hopewell Cape. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers, Hopewell — Valentine Smith, T Mark Pearson, 
 Gideon Bray and John M Tingley. 
 
 Vendors of Lifjuors — Wm C Pipes, Hopewell. 
 
 Auctioneers— Samuel Stewart and Ezra P Hoar, Hopewell ; Manning M 
 Tingley and John S b^ullerton, Albert. 
 
 County Court Terms — Third Tuesday in June and fourth Tuesday in October, 
 
 Circuit Court — Third Tuesday in January, and fourth Tuesday in June. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners — R P Colpitis, Elgin ; J E McQuaid, Alma ; 
 Patrick Duffy, Harvey : Wtn E Dryden, Coverdale and Hillsborough. 
 
 Vendor of Probate Stamps — Alex Rogers, Hopewell Hill and Hopeweli 
 Cape. Law Stamps — James E. Dickson, Hopewell Cape. 
 
 Agricultural Society — Chesley Smith, President; Luther Archibald, Vice- 
 President ; W A West, Secretary-Treasurer ; J E Peck, Jos O McClelan, Joi' 
 
 LEGAL BLANKS AND STATIONERY ALWAYS IN STOCK AT HcHILLAN'S 
 
Albert County — Carj.eton County. 
 HIGGINS^ BRITISH LINIMENT IS GOLD TO THE SUFFERER. 
 
 121 
 
 Stiles, W T Wright, W B Keiver, A S Mitton, A W Peck, R C Bacon, Allen 
 Robinson, directors; Alonzo Stiles, auditor. 
 
 Supervisor (ireat Roads — Patrick Duffy. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 1 19. 
 
 Census Rdiirns, 1891. 
 
 Alma 1,091 Harvey 1.014 
 
 Coverdale 1..387 Hillsborough... 'J.077 
 
 Elgin... 2,422 Hopewell 1,780 
 
 Total 10,971. 
 
 COUNTY OF CARLETON. 
 
 Shiretown — Woodiitnck. 
 
 Judge of the Countv Court — Hon Jas G Stevens; Wn» M Connell, Clerk ; 
 J C Hartley, Deputy Clerk. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts — Henry M Patterson, Woodstock; 
 Robt Brown, Northampton; W Dickinson, Richmond; Jas Bridges, Peel; 
 Jas Good, Wakefield ; C T Hendry, Simonds ; John Barnett, Brighton ; Alex 
 G Lindsay, Aberdeen; T E McClintock, Wilmot; Matthew Hutchinson, 
 Wicklow. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — J C Hartlev. 
 
 High Sheriff'— William D Balloch ; Deputy Sheriffs, Albion F Foster and 
 John C Gibson. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace — Wni M Connell, ll h. 
 
 Judge of Probate — L P Fisher. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — Frank B Carvill. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— John S Leighton ; Deputy, J S Leighton, jr. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — W M Connell. Howard B White, G R Burt. 
 Hugh Miller, Wentworth Winslow, W W Hav, Josiah R Murphy, Horace 
 Dalling, E M Boyer, L N Fletcher, Henrv Bhikslee, B N Shaw, Charles M 
 Donnelly, George' Dixon, Wm Jenett, G W Craig. Stanford Dunn, Fred W 
 Thomas, John Green, Jas A Gibson. 
 
 Notaries Public— Lewis P Fisher, Geo Connell, John C Winslow, Wm M 
 Connell, ix k, S B Applebv, A B Connell. Williamson Fisher, ll b, J N W 
 Winslow. J R Murphy, D McLeod Vince, J C Hartley, D B Gallagher, Slason 
 Carvill, Louis Young. Frank B Carvill and Charles Comben. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Examinations under the Act relating to Arrest 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (59 Vic cap 28)— Wm Dibblee, the County 
 Court Judge, and Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court— .Lewis P Fisher, 
 George Connell, John C Winslow, Wm M Connell, R K Jones, S B Appleby, 
 A B Connell, Williamson Fisher, Josiah R Murphv, J N W Winslow, D Mc- 
 Leod Vince. Alex G Lindsay, H T Scholey, J C Hartley, D B Gallagher, 
 Slason Carvill, Louis Young. Frank B Carvill and Charles Comben. 
 
 Police Magistrates— W Dibblee ; John Farlev. Kent. 
 
 Coroners— Geo Sticknev, Geo West, Chas R Tjjton, Wm L Drier, John T 
 Allan, Samuel Watts, Chas P Qonnell, M d, Theodore H Estey, Richard Port, 
 Nehemiah Tompkins, Richard B Ketchum, Elijah M Shaw, John R Hager- 
 luan, M D, Colin King, W H Morehouse, Newton R Colter, m d, G L Cronkite, 
 
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 Carleton County. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan keep waterman's deal fountain pens. 
 
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 1 1 
 
 Wentwortli Winslow, Henry Blakslee, LeBaron L Moore, James Keenan, 
 PaIwIii a Welsh, m d, M Edward Commina, M d. 
 
 Labor Act Conimissioners — John A Shea, Northampton; A W Estabrooks, 
 Brighton; A D Hartley, Peel; C H Thomas, Aberdeen; Joseph Lee, Kent, 
 Johnville; Joseph Shaw, remainder Kent; Joshua Hartley, Wioklow; James 
 S Baxter, Simonds and Wilmot ; Thomas Lindsay,, Wakefield ; Thomas 
 "Watson, Woodstock ; A Kirkpatrick, Richmond. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — Joseph Lee, Forreston ; John 
 Clancy, Johnville. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyor — A B Stone, Woodstock. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 roiinty Council. 
 
 Warden — Amos Hartley. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer — Randolph K Jones, LL B. 
 Auditor— Saintiel Watts. 
 
 C'nimfillors : Town of Woodstock — Alex Henderson, Wm S Saunders anal 
 Hugh ''iallagher. 
 
 Parish of Woodstock — James H Forrest and Joseph Spicer. 
 Pari h of Wakefield— Frank R Shaw and Alfred Bell. 
 Parish of Richmotid— J Y Flemming and D H Purrinton. 
 Parish of Northampton — S Gibson and .John Cotter. 
 Parish of Peel — David Phillips and Wm Tompkins. 
 Parish of Aberdeen — Wm Lamont and E S Gillmore. 
 Parish of Kent — C E Gallagher and James R Tracey. 
 Parish of Wilmot Joseph Cheney and George N White. 
 Parish of Wicklow— G L Cronkite and Andrew C Caldwell. 
 Parish of Simonds— LeB Moores and Frank Kearney. 
 
 Town of Woodstock. 
 
 Mayor — W Wallace Hay. 
 
 Councillors: A E Jones, Thomas Flemming, R B Jones, John Graham. 
 Richard B Ketchum. Alexander Henderson. 
 
 Town Clerk— J C Hartley. 
 
 Marshal, Town Surveyor and Inspector of Alms House — John C (jibson. 
 
 Town Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes— Williamson Fisher. 
 
 Superintendent of Water Works and Electric Light— Donald Munroe. 
 
 Superintendent of Streets — James Baker. 
 
 Postmaster— J) McLeod Vince. 
 
 Chief Engineer of Fire Department— F Herbert J Dibblee. 
 
 Collector of Customs— William T Drysdale ; Clerk, Thomas Lynch ; Land- 
 ing W'aiter, George Robinson. 
 
 School Trustees— L P Fisher, Chairman ; A B Connell, Secretary ; G W 
 Vanwart, Treasurer; John McCormick, Hon H A Connell, James Watts, 
 W S Saunders, W P Jones. 
 
 Aberdeen 1,32(> 
 
 Brig' ton 2,385 
 
 Kent 2,788 
 
 Northampton 1,110 
 
 Census Returns, 1891. 
 
 Peel 1,318 
 
 Richmond 1,852 
 
 Simonds 756 
 
 Wakefield 1,761 
 
 Total 22,523 
 
 Wicklow 2,241 
 
 Wilmot 1,927 
 
 Woodstock 1,767 
 
 Woodstock Town..3,290 
 
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Charlotte County 
 
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 ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT McMILLAN'S. 
 
 COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE. 
 
 Shiretown —St. Andrews. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Hon Jas G Stevens ; Jas G Stevens, jr., Clerk. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — M N Cockbiirn. 
 
 High Sheriff— Robert A Stewart, St Andrews. Deputy Sheriffs— William 
 Robinson and Ed Fitzniaurice, St Stephen ; Robert Murray, St George ; Thos 
 A Kendrick and ] Chase, St Andrews. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls — F H Grimmer. 
 
 Judge of Probate — M N Cockburn. 
 
 Registrar — J M Stevens. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— G F Hibbard ; Deputy Registrar, E B 
 Coakley. 
 
 Commissioners for Parish Courts — John W Mann, St James ; Dun'l Crilley, 
 St Stephen ; C E O Hatheway, St Andrews; John Dewar, St George; J B 
 Mark, Dumbarton. 
 
 Coroners — Thos Dick, M d; Hubert McLaughlan, m d; Lauchlan Cameron ; 
 H P Reynolds, M d ; J A Wade, M d ; H Gove, M D ; R K Ross, m d ; Geo 
 Dibblee, M i) ; J M Deacon, m d ; Henry I Taylor, M d. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Examinations under the Act relating to Arrest 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (59 Vic, cap 28) — C E O Hatheway, the County 
 Court Judge, and Clerk of tiie Peace. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Abraham 
 Young, Edmund Daggett, Wm A Fraser. Isaac Woodward McLaughlan, C E 
 <) Hatheway, and all Attorneys of the Supreme Court. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — F H Grimmer, St Andrews; Chas Johnson, 
 St George; Luke Byron, Campobello; Cyrus Cheney, Grand Manan ; Henry 
 E Hill, St Stephen; Jas H Ward, West Isles; Oscar Hanson, Lepreaux ; 
 Samuel McKay, Pennfield ; J A Moore, St Davi(l. 
 
 Charlotte County Agricultural Society — James Mowatt, Pr^>sident ; Thomas 
 Hnrtt, Secretary-Treasurer ; John McFarlane, (^eorge Mowatt, James McFar- 
 lane, John Mowatt and J M Emery, Committee of Manafijeinent. 
 
 St Croix Agricultural Society —Judge Stevens, President; J G Stevens, jr, 
 Secretary; Hon James Mitchell, Treasurer. 
 
 St Patrick Central Agricultural Society- Patrick McLaughlan, President; 
 Hugh Monohan, Secretary. 
 
 Vendors of Law and Probate Stamps— George F Hibbard, St Andrews; 
 James Vroom, St Stephen. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — Andrew McClinton, Oak Hill; 
 Nehemiah Hastey, Ralllie. 
 
 Crown Lands Survevors—H M Balkham, Milltown ; Wm Gillespie and 
 R H Lyle, Moore's Mills. 
 
 LaboV Act Commissioners— O Hanson, Samuel Stafford, Lepreaux ; Robert 
 M Graham, Clarendon; Samuel McKay, jr, Pennfi''-: Hugh Ludgate, St 
 George; Thomas Steen, Dumbarton and St Patrick ; J Fitzniaurice, St David; 
 Andrew McClinton, St Stepiien and St James. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 Town of Milltown. 
 
 Mayoi — Dr J M Deacon. Councillors- Ward 1, T W Butler and Abner 
 Harmon; Ward 2, Arthur Hillis, jr, and Alex Baxter, jr; Ward 3, John 
 Wilder and Alex McComb, 
 
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 CiiARLOTTK County — Gloucehter County. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan furnish estimates for society printing. 
 
 T<mii of St. Stephen. 
 
 Mayor— J T Whitlock. (Jouncillors— (^iit'ens Wiird, Howard H McAllisttr 
 and .JoKcplj McVf.v. Diiki's Ward, Kdward M Stuart and Albert A Lawlin. 
 Kings Ward, Isaiali Bridges and Alrnon I Tft'd. 
 
 IHiiiiicipality of CliarloUo. 
 
 Warden-W C II (Jrimnior. 
 
 Secrotary-Tri'asurer — F II (Jrininier. 
 
 Auditor — M N ("ockburn. 
 
 St Andrews— Wni Snodgrass and George Mowatt. 
 
 St Stephen (rarisli)— Joiin S Maxwell :ind M McMonagle. 
 
 St Stephen (Town) — \V C II (Jrimnier. 
 
 St(ieorge Janu's MeKay and II V Dewar. 
 
 St I'atriek— J II Dyer and .1 W Stevenson. 
 
 Dumbarton — iJose|>h Hill and John (tosh. 
 
 Pennfield— A C Poole and II C Trynor. 
 
 Lepreaux — Robert Mawhinney and Samuel Stafford. 
 
 Clarendon — Wni Kupkey and Isaac Washburn. 
 
 St David— (ieor^je I'' Hea(;h and Stillnian Smith. 
 
 St James — Wm Douglas and A E Mann. 
 
 Duflerin — Woodbury McBean and Levi Ferson, 
 
 Campobello — Wm Matthews and James A Calder. 
 
 West Isles- James H Ward and A II Ileney. 
 
 Grand Manan — Thos Redmond and Henry Lyle. 
 
 St Croix — John Kussell and D Johnson. 
 
 Coiisiis RHiiriis, 181)1. 
 
 Cami)obello 1,187 St Ooix 071 
 
 Clarendon 177 St David l,oo4 
 
 Duflerin ?>'M 
 
 Dumbarton .., 807 
 
 G rand Manan 2,3!)7 
 
 Lepreaux 423 
 
 Milltown ffown) 2,140 
 
 Penntield 1,0.32 
 
 St Andrews (Town and Parish). .1,778 
 
 Total 23.751 
 
 St (ieorge (Town and Parish)... 2,7-57 
 
 St James 2,200 
 
 St Patrick 921 
 
 St Stephen 708 
 
 St Stephen (Town) 2,080 
 
 Upper Mills (Town) 200 
 
 West Isles (Deer Island) 1,044 
 
 COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Shiretorvn — Bntlnirst. 
 
 Judge of the County Court — Hon Wm Wilkinson. 
 
 Commissiotiers for Parish Courts — I'erry J Comeau, Beresford ; John K 
 O'Brien, Bathurst ; Henry A Sormany, Tlieophile Goguen, Shippegan; Jo- 
 Sewell, John A Babin, Inkerman; Wm Archer, Oliver Robicheau, Saumarez : 
 S D Theriault, New Bandon ; Jos E Lanteigne, Ludger Legere, Caraquet. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts — John J Harrington. 
 
 High Sheriff— Onesirue Blanchard. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls — John J Harrington. 
 
 Judge of Probaie— Narcisse A Landry. Registrar— J E O'Brien. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— Samuel Melanson. Deputy — Cassie A Me - 
 Ginley. 
 
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 HAP OF THE BRITISH EUPIRE ($5) FOR SALE BY J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
 Sti|»t'ndiiiry Magistnile D G Macliiucliliin. 
 
 Collector of ( 'iiHtoiTiH — J E riiildwin. Preventivi' Onicer — Wm J Meliuison, 
 
 liiinding Waiter — David I.eahy. 
 
 Collector at Cura(|iiet— .1 (r C Hliickliall ; at Slii|)pei,'an, Henry A Sormany ; 
 ;it Tracadie, M E Bour^eoiH; at New liatidon, Patrick J lM)lcy." 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer— N A liandry. Auditor — .I(»lin E Haldwin. 
 
 Coroners — .Josef)h Sewell, William IVM'j^nison, J < i C Hlackliail, (iidcoii M 
 r)iincan, m l>, Robert Rivers, John (' Mealian, E Hutchinson, H A Sormany, 
 W 1* Bishop, M I) I) (f Maclaiichlan. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage licenses — (y'harles Doss. 
 
 Chairman Board of License Commissioners— James Ferj,'uson, Bathiirst 
 Village. 
 
 Comniissioner for taking Exanunatioiis under 38 Vic — John E O'Brien. 
 
 Yice-Consul for Sweden and Norway — John Sivcwriyht. 
 
 Viee-Consul for the United States — Benedict C Muliins. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits to l)e read in the Supreme Court — Hoit 
 Kobt Young, Jas G C Blackball, John Young, John Kerr, Henry A Sormany. 
 and the Barristers and Attorneys practising in the County. 
 
 Barristers, Notaries, etc., practising in the County — D G Madauchlan, 
 .John J Harrington, Narcisse A Landry, and George Gilbert, Bathurst; W J 
 O'Brien, Notary Public. # 
 
 Fishery Officers — James Ilick.son. Bathurst ; Joseph flaclie and Xavier f> 
 Albert, Caraquet; Adolphe Hache, Shippegan ; Wm Sweeney, Beresford ; 
 Oliver Robicheau, Sauinarez; James D Theriault, New Bandon. 
 
 Crown Lund Surveyor James Biittinier, Bathurst. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners — Eras. Allan and John Clancy, Beresford; 
 Severin D Theriault, New Bandon, and part of Bathurst; John L Legere. 
 Caraquet; H A Sormany, Shippejran ; John A Ferguson, Inkernian and 
 Saumarez; Louis Arsenau, St Isidore; Joseph A Porrier, (."araquet and 
 Inkerman. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — John L Legere, Caraquet; 
 Jerome Roy, Petit Roche; Louis J .^^rseneaii, St L^idore ; J D Brune, Miscou- 
 
 Commissioner under Chap. 28, oOth Vic, Insolvent Confined Debtors — 
 .John E O'Brien. 
 
 Board of Health, see page llo. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 County Council. 
 
 Bathurst — A N DesBrisay and Joseph M Ilachey. 
 
 Beresford — S DesBrisay and Philome Boudreau. 
 
 New Bandon — Joseph A Landry and Dominick Theriault. 
 
 Pacquetville — Joseph Poirier. 
 
 Caraquet — Fred Young and Fred Legere. 
 
 Inkerman — Edmund Sewell and John Keary. 
 
 St. Isodore — Louis Arsenau and LeBreton. 
 
 Shippegan — Chas Brien and Adolph Ache. 
 Saumarez -John Young and Philip Arseneau. 
 
 Census Returns, 1891. 
 
 Bathurst 4,818 New Bandon 2,4o7 
 
 Beresford 4,301 St Isidore 87^ 
 
 Caraquet 4,630 Saumarez 2fio^ 
 
 Inkerman 2,008 Shippegan ..3,182 
 
 Total 24,901 
 
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 Kent Coitnty. 
 MAPS AND GLOBES AT J. k A. MoHILLAN'S. 
 
 KENT COUNTY. 
 
 Shiretown — Richibucto. 
 
 Judge of the Conntv Court— Hon VV Wilberforoe Wells. 
 
 Clerk— ChiirU's J Sayre. 
 
 Clerk of the ( ircuits— Robert Hutchinson. 
 
 Hherirt'— Au^UKte Legere. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate— Robert H Davis, Richibucto. 
 
 Clerk of tile Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— R Hutchinson. 
 
 Registrar <>f Deeds and Wills— Frederick S Hayre. 
 
 Collector of Ciistonis— Basil !«> .Johnson. Tide Waiter — Hazen Russ. 
 
 Judge of Probates — Henry H James. Registrar — C Richardson. 
 
 N'eudor of Law and rrol)ate Stanips — Frederick S Sayre. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— R Hutchinson, Richibucto; Benj S Bailey, 
 JStejdien Dunn, Har<"oiirt ; H M Ferguson, Kingston. 
 
 County Treasurer — K H Forbes. County Secretary — George Mclnerney. 
 County Auditc)r — Wtii D Carter. 
 
 Inspector of Weights and .Measures — Dosithe Richard. 
 
 Postmaster— John C Vantoiir. 
 
 Fishery Overseers — Frederick Hannay, Richibucto; Peter L Richard, Si 
 Louis; R Hutchinson. Weldford ; Thomas Deprey, Dundas ; John Beattie, sr, 
 Kt)iichibouguac ; Oliver J ( ) LeHlanc, St Marys ; Antoine Robichaud, Pt Sapin, 
 
 Inspector of Schools — (ieorge Smith. 
 
 Princi{)al of (jrammar School — Murray Cowperthwaite. Staff: George A 
 Hutchinson, .Miss ('hrystal. Miss Ferguson. 
 
 Conmiissiouer for taking Bail in the Supreme Court — Wm A Black. 
 
 Commissioners for taking K.vaminations under the Act relating to Arr('>t 
 nnd Imprisonment of Debtors (.")9 Vic, cap 28) — Caleb Richardson, the County 
 Court Judge and ('ierk of the Peace. 
 
 Coroners— Isaac W Dolierty, M D, Rutino A D'Olliqui, M D, W Johnson, 
 Damien Bourgeois, T J Bourque, M i), W G King, M D. C O LeBlanc, M D. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts — John Hutchinson, Wellington: 
 Bernard (Jorman. St Louis; James F Burns, Weldford; B Bailey, Harcourt; 
 J R Little, Carleton ; J T Caie, Richibucto; Louis Leger, Dundas; Phili|' 
 Arsenault, Acadieville ; Marc BouriMie, St Paul ; Hugh H Ferguson, Parish 
 Court No 2, Richibucto. 
 
 Commissioners Liquor License Act of 1896 — Clifford Atkinson, Chairman: 
 Vrbain Babinot, Domini(|ue H Legere ; R A Irving, Inspector; S Chas Wee.^s, 
 sub- Inspector for Richibucto. 
 
 Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages — R Hutchinson. 
 
 Crier of the Court — Allan Hains. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyors— Robert Douglas, Buctouche ; John Stevenson, ji, 
 Richibucto. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners — John Stevenson, Harcourt, Haskisson, Carleton, 
 St Louis, Richibucto, Weldford; Robert Douglas, Wellington and Dundas; 
 Premelite Johnson, St Paul and St Marys; F O Richard, Acadieville. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — John Stevenson, Richibucto : 
 Andre .1 Arseneau, Harcourt; F O Richard, Joseph J Babinean, Acadieville. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 STATIONERY AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
Kent County — Kings County. 
 
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 PRINTING OF ALL KINDS BT J. k A. McMILLAN. 
 
 Miiiilclpfil roiiiK'illors. 
 
 Aciidieville — Sylvain Harrio ami A IMneau. 
 Curleton— H M Daigle and Cliflord AtkiuHoii. 
 Diindas Loi:'<J Leger and Ja<ldii8 Robirliuiid. 
 Harconrt Lt'...ie J Watlien and K Saulnicr. 
 Hichlbucto— Robert VV Mitcbtdl and JoHcph I"' Kicbard. 
 St Louis — V M Kicbard and Trbain IJabineati. 
 St Murvs — O S Leger and M D (orinier. 
 St. Paul — Sanuiel I) Lelilanc and Prenieiite Jcdinson. 
 Wohlford — Robert Mnrpby and Alexander Murray. 
 Wellington — Jolin McKee and ]•' X LeBlanc. 
 
 Census Returns, IHtU. 
 
 Atadieville 1,105 St Louis... 
 
 Carleton 1,18() St Marys . 
 
 Dundas 3.294 St Paul... 
 
 Harcourt 1,309 Weldford. 
 
 Kicbibucto 3,088 Wellington 
 
 Total 23,858 
 
 .2,121 
 .2,392 
 1,040 
 .3,502 
 .3,801 
 
 COUNTY OF KINGS. 
 
 Sh iretown — Hampton. 
 
 Judge of the County Court — Hon Wm Wedderburn ; Ora P King, Clerk. 
 
 Commissioners Parisb Civil Courts — Geo Incb, Greenwich ; John Mclntyre, 
 Kars; John Slason, Rothesay ; J D M Keator, Hampton; Wm J Brittain, 
 Springfield ; Wm Barnes, Upham ; Weeden Fowler, Hammond ; S T Morton, 
 ( ardwell ; Wilford D Fowler, Havelook; J A Fenwick, Studholm : C Douglas 
 Kairweather, Kingston ; Daniel Robertson, Norton. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrates — Geo H Wallace, Sussex ; Fred M Sproul, Hamp- 
 ton ; D Beverly Hatfield, Norton ; Albert S Mace, Studholm. 
 
 Clerks of the Circuits— Robert Morrison, Wra P^ Flewelling. 
 
 High Sheriff— Sam'l N Freeze; Deputy Sheriff" and Jailer, Fred W Freeze. 
 
 Judge of Probate — Finnemore E Morton. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills—Henry J Fowler; Deputy Registrars, Flor- 
 ence V Currie and H E Fowler. 
 
 Registrar of Probates, Secretary-Treasurer, and Clerk of the Peace — George 
 OD Otty. 
 
 Coroners — George W Palmer, Joshua Burnett, m d, Peter Brennan, James 
 A F'enwick, D Beverly Hatfield, James A Moore, Peter Campbell, George F 
 Johnston, M D, J H Ryan, M d, Joshua Oldtield, J N Smith, M d, G O Baxter, 
 M D, H E Freeze, W Hatfield White, m d, () N Price, Geo N Pearson, m d. 
 
 Alms House Commissioners— D Beverly Hatfield, Chairman ; Philo Z Ray- 
 mond, Jas A Moore, Dr Mary E McLeod, and the Warden of the County. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits and Bail in the Supreme Court — John 
 () Price, J W Nowlan. Nelson Arnold, JAS Kierstead, A S White, F ¥. 
 Xlorton, Ora P King, R LeB Tweedie, Leonard Allison, G W Fowler, F W 
 Stockton, Robt Morrison, J .4rthur Freeze, F L Fairweather, James P Byrne, 
 M H Parlee, and James M Mclntyre. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyor — Nelson Arnold, Sussex. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners— O N Price, Havelock ; J A Fenwick, Studholm ; 
 
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 Kings County — Madawaska County. 
 
 WRITING INKS AT J. & A. HcMILLAN'S. 
 
 W H Henderson, Springfield ; John Mclntyre, Kars ; Wm Richards, Green- 
 wich ; Aaron Kimble, Kingston ; James VV Smith, Hampton ; W Barnes, Un- 
 ham ; James Hnglison, Norton ; James Douglas, Hammond ; Wm Armstrong, 
 iiussex, CardweU and Waterford ; Geo Crawford, Westtield. 
 
 Vendors of Law Siami)s — H J Fowler and S H White. 
 
 Vendors of Probate Stamps Geo Coggin, Sussex ; H J Fowler, Hampton. 
 
 Vendor of Liquoi-s, Parish of Hampton — W T Scribner. 
 
 Commissioner under Chapter US, 59th Vict., Insolvent Confined Debtors— 
 R LeBert Tweedie. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— H J Fowler, Chas M Hunt, J A S Kierstead, 
 Robt D Boal, Silas M Freeze. J R Merritt, George S Dryden ; James Burns, 
 i?pringfield ; Sterling L Stockton, Corn Hill, Havelock, 
 
 Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths — W H Baxter. 
 
 Notaries Public resident in the County — Seo Barristers and Attorneys. 
 
 Game vVardens, see page 119. Board of Health, see page 115. 
 
 (■oniity Council. 
 
 Warden— Ora P. King. 
 
 Cardwell — Havelock E Freeze and Lester McCully. 
 Greenwich — W^ L Belyea and C H Gorham. 
 Hammond — Thomas A Kelly and D J Fowler. 
 Hampton —F Spioul and H J Fowler. 
 Havelock — Bruce McLeod and Thos G Perry. 
 Kars — George W Palmer and William Helms. 
 Kingston — John Dann and S T Holder. 
 Norton— Gilbert ^V Titus and D Beverly Hatfield. 
 Rothesay — Wm Maynes and Isaac J Saunders. 
 8pringfield — G Crandall and J VV Freeze. 
 Studholm— W D Fenwick and H Montgomery Campbell. 
 Sussex— Ora P King and Hugh R McMonagle. 
 Upham — James M Caiipbell and Albert H Upham, 
 Waterford — .James A Moore and James H Mvers. 
 AVestfield~F W C Nase and Fred R Fowler.' 
 
 Cardwell 1,218 
 
 Greenwich. 819 
 
 Hammond 768 
 
 Hampton 1,884 
 
 Havelock 2,081 
 
 Ceiisu.s Ketiirus, 1891. 
 
 Kars 503 
 
 Kingston 1,811 
 
 Norton 1,606 
 
 Rothesav 1,053 
 
 Studholin 2.786 
 
 Total 23,094 
 
 Springfield 1,86'> 
 
 Sussex ^....3,205 
 
 Upham 1,145 
 
 Waterford 1,178 
 
 Westfield 1,172 
 
 COUNTY OF MADAWASKA. 
 
 Shireloini — Edmundston. 
 Judge of County Court— Hon James G Stevens, Clerk, Barry R Plant. 
 High Sheriff"— J F Rice; Clerk of the Peace, Barrv R Plant. 
 Judge of Probate— A Rainsford Balloch. 
 Clerk of Circuits— Barry R Plant. 
 Registrar of Probates— Aaron Lawson. 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— Regis Theriault. 
 
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 JOB PRINTING ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED AT J. & A. McHILLAN'S. 
 
 Vendor of Law Stamps — Aaron Lawson. 
 
 Inspector of Schools — F B Meagher. 
 
 Commissioner for taking Special Bail— T Medley Richards. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer — Francis J Rice, jr. 
 
 County Auditor — Pius Michaud. 
 
 Coroners — John Lynch, S C Hiidon, Edwin Akerly, Mathias Nadeau, B R 
 Violet, T Medley Richards. H A Couillard, Florent Fournier, Levite J Cyr. 
 
 Inspector of Licenses— Maxime Martin. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses— T Medley Richards. 
 
 Registrar of Deaths, etc — Barry R Plant. 
 
 Commissioner to Solemnize Marriage- Edwin Akerly. 
 
 Parish Court Commissioners — Louis Peltier, Frederic Nadesui, St Francis; 
 J W Baker, St Hilaire ; Barry R Plant, Madawaska; Docite Bosse, St Jacques ; 
 Jas Smith, St Basil ; Abram Perron, St Anne; D O Burgoine St Leonard. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits to be read in the Supreme Court — A 
 Rainsford Balloch, Barry R Plant, F'rederic Laforest, C A David Gagnon, 
 John Stevens, Aaron Lawson. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Examinations under the Act relating to Arrest 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (59 Vict., Cap. 28) — C \ David Gagnon, the 
 County Court Judge, and Clerk ol the Peace. 
 
 Labor Act Coni.iiissioners — D O Burgoin, St Leonard ; Alfred Voisne, P A 
 Thibodeau, St Basil ; Luke Plourd, Madawaska ; James Lynch, St Jacques ; 
 Treftle Sirois, St Hilaire; T Peltier, St Francis; Abraham Paron, Isidore 
 Bourgoin, St Anne ; A E Ha-ison, whole County. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — Basil Beaulieu, St Leonard ; D 
 Rousseau, St Jacques ; Fras Michaud, St Hilaire. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 County Council. 
 
 St Francis — Louis Peltier and Antoine Cyr. 
 St Hilaire — Hanore Cyr and Zepherin Daigle. 
 Edmundston — Magloire Hebert and Josepii Martin. 
 St Jacques — Xavier Bosse and Docite Bosse. 
 St Basil — Narcisse Gagnon and Michel Martin. 
 St Anne — Placide Theriault and Dennis E Cyr. 
 St Leonard — B R Violette and Andrew Levesque. 
 
 Census Returns, 1891. 
 
 Edmundston 1,683 St Hilaire 
 
 St A'.ue 973 St Jacques 
 
 St Basil 1,557 St Leonard 
 
 St Francis 2,040 
 
 Total 10,514 
 
 . 994 
 . 874 
 .2,393 
 
 COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 
 fjhiretowii — Newcastle. 
 Judge of the County Court Hon W Wilkinson ; Clerk, Samuel Thomson ; 
 Deputy Clerk, Chas J Thomson. 
 Stipendiary Magistrate— Chatham, S U McCuUey. 
 
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 Northumberland County. 
 
 BOOKS BOUND IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AT MCMILLAN'S, ST. JOHN. 
 
 Police Magistrate— Newcastle, John Niven. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— Samuel Thomson, q c ; Deputy Clerk, Charles J 
 Thomson. 
 
 High Sheriff— Robert R Call ; Deputy Sheriff, William Irving. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— Samuel Thomson, Qc; Deputy 
 Clerk, Chas J Thomson. 
 
 Judge of Probate— Samuel Thomson, q c. Registrar— G B Fraser 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— James R Lawlor ; Deputy, Mary A Lawlor. 
 
 Vendor of Probate Stamps -(Jeo P Fraser, Chatham. 
 
 Vendor of Law Stamps— S Thomson, Newcastle. 
 
 Commissioners for Parish Court— George B Fraser, Chatham ; Charles J 
 Thomson, Newcastle; Arthur O'Donnell, Blissfield ; T W Underbill, Black- 
 ville. 
 
 Coroners— Robert B Wasson, John S Benson, B N T Underbill, Joliu 
 Pallen, M d, John Pond, John Johnson, Wm P Bishop, Phineas "Wiilistou. 
 Alfred C Smith, m d, John McDonald, M D, Joseph Chaplain, John McDonald, 
 Alex G Williston, Francis J Desmond, M D, Hiram A Fish, M D, Jos Hayes, 
 M D, iind W H Irvine, M D. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses -Samuel Thomson, Daniel McMillan, F L 
 Pedolin, Harvey Doak, John S Pond and Wm H Salter. 
 
 Revenue Officers- Daniel Ferguson, Collector, Chatham; Wm A Park, 
 Collector, Newcastle; P B Wheeler, Waiter, Searcher and Locker. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Examinations under the Act relating to Arrest 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (59 Vic Cap 28) — Edward Perley Williston, 
 the County Court .Judge, and Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners — Romain Savoy, Alnwick ; Denis Ryan, New- 
 castle ; Neil Gordon, Northesk ; Robert Parks, Southesk ; Francois McCaii, 
 Rogersville and Glnelg ; Joseph Williston, Hardwick ; Thos Doolan, Nelson ; 
 T W Crocker, Derby; B N T Underbill, Blackville; Samuel Freeze and 
 Burk Archibald, Blissiield ; Joseph Sobey, Sugary Settlement. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands— Meleme Chaisson, Pleasant 
 Ridge; Meleme Mailiet, Rogersville; John LeBlanc, Shediac Settlement 
 and East Rogersville; Alex G Williston, Hardwick; Henry Swim, Doak- 
 town ; W R McCloskey, Boiestown ; Horatio J Lee, Burnt Church ; Joseph 
 Sobey, The Sugary ; John Keys, Derby ; B N T Underbill, Blackville. 
 
 Vendors of Licpiors — Chas Hickey and Herbert Pallen, Chatham ; Robert 
 Armstrong, Newcastle; John D Buckley, Rogersville. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyors — W E Fish, Newcastle; Sfimuel Freeze, Doaktowi.. 
 
 Alms House Coniniissioners — R R Call (Chairnum), P Hennessy, N'^w- 
 castle; D MaoLachlan (Secretary), Roger Flanagan, Chatham; George 
 Burchill. Nelson ; Donald McBeatli, Cilenelg ; Patrick Fitzpatrick, Hard- 
 wick ; Simon Simpson, Alnwick; Robert P Whitney, Northesk; Jamc- 
 Tweedie, Southesk; John (iraham, Derby; B N T Underbill, Blackville; 
 Robert Swim, lilisstiold ; Arthur O'Donnell, Ludlow; Ambrose Arsenault. 
 Rogersville. ^lajor Alex S Tenipleton, Keeper. 
 
 Miramichi Pilotage Commissioners — John C Miller (Chairman), Millerttn ; 
 Hon Allen Ritchie, Newcastle; Ernest Hutchison, Douglastown ; W B Snow- 
 ball, Chatliam ; Edward Sinclair, Bridgetown ; R R Call, Newcastle, Secretary 
 and Treasurer to the Commissioners. 
 
 Consular Agents— Norwegian, E Hutchinson; United States, R R Call; 
 German, Alex Morrison; French, Hon J B Snowball ; Italy, Geo Watt. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 J. & A. MCMILLAN SUPPLY THE BRITISH EMPIRE MAP OF THE WORLD. 
 
Northumberland Cou^^ty— Queens County. 131 
 
 J. & A. McMillan puBusn loggie's map of new Brunswick. 
 
 Town of Chatham. 
 
 Mayor — Warren C Winslow. 
 
 Aldermen— Queens Ward, Alex Robinson and Jas Mahur. 
 Kings Ward — F E Neale and Roger Flanagan. 
 Wellington Ward — Wm 8 Loggie and John Coleman. 
 Dukes Ward — Geo Groat and Andrew Mcintosh. 
 
 County Council. 
 
 Warden — John S Bond, 
 Secretary-Treasurer — Samuel Thomson, 
 Parish of Ijiidiow— John S Pond and William A Brown. 
 Blisslield — Wm Russell and Edward Mersereau, 
 Blackville — David G Schofield and Denis P Sullivan. 
 Northesk — Michael Ryan and David Whitney. 
 Southesk — Thomas Johnson and Jared Tozer. 
 Derby — James Robinson and John Betts. 
 Nelson — Thomas W Flett and Ephraim Hayes. 
 Rogersville — Augnstin A Richard and J David Gaudet, 
 Newcastle— Donald Morrison and William Lyons. 
 Chatham— William Kerr and N Cunningham, 
 (ilenelg — Robt McNaughton and James Cameron, 
 Jiardwick — Phineas Williston and John A Miller. 
 Alnwick — William Anderson and James W Robertson, 
 
 Census Returns, 1S91. 
 
 Alnwick 2,960 
 
 Blackville 2,066 
 
 Blissfield 894 
 
 Chatham 5,644 
 
 Derby 871 
 
 Total 25,715 
 
 Glenelg 1,382 
 
 Haniwick 1,170 
 
 Ludlow 805 
 
 Nelson 1,907 
 
 Newcastle.. 
 Northesk,,., 
 Rogersville , 
 Southesk ,,., 
 
 .4,006 
 .1,586 
 ,1,379 
 
 .1,045 
 
 COUNTY OF QUEENS. 
 
 6'A irelown — Gafjelown. 
 
 Supreme Court — Circuit opens on the third Tuesday in May and the second 
 Tuesday in (Xtober. A W Ebbetl, Clerk of the Circuit. 
 
 County Court Judge — Mcin James Steaduian ; Clerk, A W P]bbett. Terms, 
 fourth Tuesday in May and fourth Tuesday in October. 
 
 .Judge Probate Court — \ W Ebbettj Registrar, John W Dickie. 
 
 High Sherifi"— James Reid ; I)epntv, Wm Brander, 
 
 Clerk of the Peace— A W Ebbett. ' 
 
 \'endor of Law and Probate Stamps — R T Babbitt, (Jagetown, 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— Robt T Babbitt; Deputy, Ella A Simpson, 
 
 Divisional Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths— Ellia A Simpson. 
 
 Postmasters — Miss Leora Simpson, (Jagetown ; Henry Johnson, Welsford. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyors — Jas Kerr, Hampstcad; Duncan McLean, Grand 
 Lake; S M Starkey, Johnston; Peter Yeainans, Newcastle. 
 
 Commissioner for taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court — R T Babbitt. 
 
 Commissioners for taking .\flidavits to be read in the Supreme Court — R T 
 Babbitt, Gagetown ; Chas E ' -ngan, Chipman ; Samuel L Peters, B S Palmer, 
 
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 Queens County — Restigouche County. 
 
 WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY supplied by J. & A. HcMILLAN. 
 
 Hampste;i(l ; Jas Palmer, Canning; Arthur W Ebbett, Gagetown ; Henry 
 Todd, .Jolin \V Perry, Jas F Roberts an<l S M Starkey, Johnston. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Courts A \V Ebbett, Gagetown; W H White, 
 Cambridge; Wni Tilley, Petersville; B S Palmer, Harapslead; George J 
 Worden, VVickham; Leigh K Wilson, Chipman ; I) Palmer, Canning; Jas F 
 Roberts, Johnston ; George E McLean, Waterborough ; Samuel E McDonald ; 
 BriHiswick. Jurisdiction $bO in debt, $',VI in tort. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — Wm U White, Benj S Palmer, D M Pearson, 
 John Law, Brunswick H Smith, Jas F Roberts, WS Butler, J A Mott, Robert 
 McMann, E C Crandall and Geo E Black. 
 
 Coroners— R T Babbitt, Ambrose Palmer, R D Akerly, Malcolm C Mc- 
 Donald, M 1), Abraham Wiggins, Thomas H Pearson, James G Hetherington, 
 J E Nugent, M i>, F J Purdy. James G Sypher, H J DuVernet, T J Ottj 
 Earle, M d, 1 W Carpenter, Duncan McLean, B S Palmer. 
 
 Auctioneers — David H Ferguson, Jotham P Belyea, Amos S Corey, Wm 
 Cooper, B S Babbitt, Gagetown ; Jas Pearson, Wm Somerville, Johnston ; 
 W S Butler, Canning; Lawrence O'Leary, Brunswick; Thomas Dykeman, 
 Cambridge ; 1 S Vanwart, Hampstead. 
 
 Licensed \'endor under the Canaila Temperance Act — John W Dickie, 
 Gagetown. 
 
 Labor Act Commissitmers — Howard Alward, Brunswick; S M Starkey, 
 Johnston and Wickham ; Duncan McLean, Cambridge, Canning and Water- 
 boro; James Kerr, Petersville. 
 
 Board of Health, see page llo. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 Mi'inbers of ('oiiiicil. 
 
 Secretary -Treasurer — R T Babbitt. 
 Auditor — C D Dykeman. 
 Brunswick — R H Corey and Joseph Beach. 
 Cambridge— John L Colwell and Arch Purdy. 
 Canning -Daniel Palmer, jr, and A McM Thorrott. 
 Chipman— Hugh B Hay, iM d, and Isaac C F'raser. 
 (Tagetown— John W Dickie and John F Hoben. 
 Hampstead — Wm J Cheney and Edgar B Palmer. 
 Johnston — John Leonard and Solomon C Perry. 
 Petersville — Harry W Woods and Peter Lingley. 
 Waterborough — Wm Snodgrasg and Alonzo F Barton. 
 Wickham — James McCrea and T Melbourne Carpenter. 
 
 Census Ketiirns, 1891. 
 
 Gagetown 1,025) 
 
 Hampstead I,lo0 
 
 Johnston 1,588 
 
 Petersville 1,914 Total 12,152 
 
 Brunswick 381 
 
 Cambridge 1,36(> 
 
 Canning 8U0 
 
 Chipman l,6o] 
 
 Waterborough 1,352 
 
 Wickham 935 
 
 COUNTY OF RESTIGOUCHE. 
 
 Sit iretou-n — Dalhousie. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Hon Wm Wilkinson ; Clerk, Jas S Harquail. 
 
 Commissioners ft)r Parish Courts — W .S Smitii, Dalhousie; Chas Murray, 
 Addingtcn; John S Bassett, Colborne; E McMillan, Durham; Dennis A 
 Arseneau, Balmoral ; John Dawson, Eldon. 
 
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Restigouche County. 
 
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 Bailroad and Steamboat Printing a Special Feature at J. & A. HcMILIiAN'S. 
 
 High Sheritt'— Jatnes E Stewart. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Roils — James S Harquail. 
 
 .Indge of Probate — Henry F McLatchey ; Registrar of Probate, J elm 
 Barbarie, 
 
 Clerk of the Circuit Court — James S Hanjuail. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— John Barbarie; Deputy Registrar, Miss M 
 D Barbarie. 
 
 Deputy Crown Land Surveyor— D McMillan, c E. 
 
 Revising Officer — Judge Wilkinson. 
 
 Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths — Hatty L Johnson. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses — Win S Smith. 
 
 Vendor of Law an(3 Probate Stamps — Catherine Phillips, Dalhousie. 
 
 Auditor — James S Harcpiail. 
 
 Supervisors of Roads — Patrick Ultegan, Ebenezer McMillan, Peter Lavio- 
 lette, Neil Shaw, David Graham and John Dawson. 
 
 (Jounty Treasurer — Wm Montgomery. 
 
 <k)unty Secretary— H A Johnson. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Hail in the Supreme Court— Charles Murray, 
 Campbellton ; Wm M()nt<j;omery, Dalhousie. 
 
 Harbor Master— William S Smith. 
 
 Revenue Officers — Wm Montgomery, Collector, port of Dalhousie ; Deputy 
 Collector, Arch McKenzie, Cam[>bellton; James S Harquail, Preventive 
 Officer. 
 
 Coroners — A McKendrick, M D Victor, J A Vernon, M d, W Doherty, M D. 
 
 Fishery Wardens — Charles Brown, Escuminac, P Q ; Donald McLean, 
 Charlo ; James McMillan, Jacquet. 
 
 Restigouche Agricultural Society — John Barbarie, President; James S 
 Reid and Alex Dickie, Vice-Presidents; J E Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyor — Daniel McMillan, Charlo Statiim. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners— Daniel McMillan, the whole County ; Murdock 
 Murray, Upper Addington ; Alex Diotte, Addington; John Giroux, Colborne ; 
 John P Mclntyre, Dalhousie ; Lawrence Lapoint, Durham. 
 
 Pilot Commissioners — Kilgour Shives, J as D Sowerby, Andrew G Wallace, 
 W S Montgomery, Nathaniel McNair. 
 
 Liquor License Act, 1896 — Commissioners for the County, John Dawson 
 (Chairman), Donald McDonald, Lawrence Lapoint ; Inspector, John S Bassett. 
 Commissioners for the town of Campbellton, Thos Kerr (Chairman), J A 
 N'erge, S H Tvingley ; Inspector, John Duncan. 
 
 Commissioners for taking p]xaminations under the Act relating to Arrest 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (59 \'ic. cap. 2S) — Wm S Smith, the County 
 Ctjurt Judge, and Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — D O'Keefiie, Colbrooke; David 
 Hickie, Lome Settlement; Donald Murchie, Sunnyside ; James Noble, Daw- 
 sonville; John G Mclntyre, M Brook, Lawrence Arseneau, Mitchell Settle- 
 ment. 
 
 Board of Health, see page llo. (iame Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 Muiiicipiility of Restigouche. 
 
 Warden— Thos Hayes. 
 
 Addington — Allan G Adams and Jas Millar. 
 Dalhousie— Capt Ciias Powell and William Currie. 
 (\dborne — James Cook and Wm Fraser. 
 
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 St. John City and County. 
 
 EVERT DESCRIPTION OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT MCMILLAN'S. 
 
 Durham— John Culligan and Thos Hayes. 
 Bahnoral— Dennis A Arsenean and R I.iberty. 
 Eldon — John Dawson and Murdock Mann. 
 
 Addington 2,751 
 
 Colborne 901 
 
 Census Returns, 1891. 
 
 Dalhousie 2,532 
 
 Dinliain l,97o 
 
 Eldon and Res R.. 154 
 Total 8;Ul 
 
 MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF 
 
 SAINT JOHN. 
 
 County Government. 
 
 Warden — Israel E. Srnitli, Alderman, City of St. John. 
 
 Councillors (ex officio), City of .St John — Geo Robertson, Maj'or ; Aldermen 
 Daniel J Purdy, Douglas McArthiir, James O Stackhouse, George H'Waring, 
 Samuel Tufts, John W Daniel, Joseph H Hamm, Alex W MacRae, Thomas J 
 MePherson, T Barclay Robinson, Thomas Millidge, VVm Christie, John Mc- 
 Mulkin, Jolin McGoldiick. 
 
 Parish of Lancaster — Wm F Barnhill, Robt Catlierwood, James Lowell. 
 
 Parish of Simonds — John McLeod, Daniel Morgan, Joseph Lee. 
 
 Parish of St Martins — Robt Carson, Robt Ruddick, Judson P Mosher. 
 
 Parish of Muscjuash — Wm J Dean, Geo Rose. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace, Solicitor and Secretary — Geo R Vincent. Treasurer — 
 J. S. Boies DeVeber. Auditor — R Whiteside. Marshal — Geo W Stockford. 
 
 Meetings of Council — Third Tuesday in January, second Tuesday in May, 
 third Tuesday in July, first Tuesday in October. 
 
 Standing Conuniitee.s. 
 
 Finance and Accounts — Wm Christie, Chairman ; the Warden, and Coun,^ 
 Daniel, MacRae, McPiierson, Purdy, Tufts, McMulkin, Catherwood, Lowell, 
 McLeod, Lee, Carson, Ruddick and Dean. 
 
 County Buildings — John McMulkin, (Chairman ; the Warden, and Coun> 
 McArtliur, Stackhuuse, Robinson, Millidge, McGoldrick, Hamm, Barnhill, 
 H organ, Carson, Mosher and Rose. 
 
 ]iills for Legislature, By-Laws and Regulations — Alex W MacRae, Chair- 
 man ; the Warden, and Conns McArthur, Christie, Daniel, Tufts, Millidge. 
 Purdy, McLeod, Lee, Mosher, Ruddick, Catherwood, Lowell and Dean. 
 
 Publi(! and School Lands — Robert Carson, Chairman; the Warden, and 
 Couns Ilamm, Mclioldrick, Robinson, Waring, MePherson, Christie, Mc- 
 Mulkin, Barnhill, Dean, Lee, Ilorgan, Ruddick and Mosher. 
 
 To act with the Shcrifl'in regard to the Perfi>rmance of Hard Labor Sen- 
 tences in Gaol — Geo II Waring, Chairman ; Couns Tufts, McArthur, Stack- 
 house, McPhcison, Robinson, McGoldrick, Catherwood, McLeod, Carson and 
 Rose. 
 
 h\c Relief of Indigent Rate[)ayers — W^m F Barnhill, Chairman; Couns 
 Purdy, Waring, MacRae, Rol)in.son, McMidkin, Hamm, Millidge, Tufts. 
 Lowell, McLeod, Horgan, Ruddick and Mosher. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan publish mcmillan's map of new Brunswick. 
 
St. John City and County. 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan make a specialty of paper ruling. 
 
 CITY AND COUNTY OF 8T. JOHN. 
 
 High Sheriff'— H Lawratice Sturdee; Deputy Slierlff' and Under Keeper of 
 the Jail, John Rankin; Turnkeys, Samuel Clifford and VV J Cunningham. 
 
 Judge of Probate— Arthur I Trueman ; Registrar, John McMillan. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— J Verner McLellan; Deputy. II Littlehale. 
 
 Judge of County Court — His Honor Jas G Forbes ; Mont. McDonald, Clerk. 
 
 Clerk of Circuits— John Willet. 
 
 Vendor of Law and Probate Stamps — W C Rudnian Allan. 
 
 Revising Officers, E T C Knowles; C McSorley, Clerk. 
 
 Board of License Commissioners under Liciuor License Act, 1896, for the 
 City of St John — Geo A Knodell, Michael Coll, W Albert Lockhart ; John B 
 Jones, Chief Inspector. 
 
 Board of License Commissioners under Liquor License Act, 1896, for the 
 County of the City and County of St John — Joshua Knight, Alex F Johnston, 
 Wni Hamlyn ; Geo R Vincent, Chief Inspector. 
 
 Parish Clerks — St Martins, Thos W Mosher; Simonds, Alex F .Johnston ; 
 Lancaster, No 1, Andrew I) Gault; Lancaster, No 2, James Galbraith; Mus- 
 quash, James Reid. 
 
 Collectors — St Martins, Wm J Morrow; Simonds, James H Bowes; Lan- 
 caster, No 1, Henry P Allingham; Lancaster, No 2, Henry Galbraith; Mus- 
 quash, John H Hargrove. 
 
 Parish Court Commissioners — St Martins, Wm E Skillen ; Simonds, James 
 H Bowes; Lancaster, .James Masson ; Musquash, David H Anderson. 
 
 Coroners — James Robinson, ,j !•, IT E (iilmour, m d, .Joshua Knight, J P, 
 Joseph D White, m u, Daniel E Berryman, m d, Thomas Dyson Walker, M D, 
 A F Emery, M d. 
 
 Commissioners of .\lms House, Work House and Infirmary — G A Knodell, 
 Chairman; Michael Coll, John McLeod, Thos Furlong, Thomas R Hilyard, 
 Wm Barnhill, Isaac O Beattey ; S M Wetmore, Secretary. 
 
 Commissioners of General Public Hospital — Wm Bavard, M D, President; 
 M W Maher, Vice-President; T Walker, M D, W C R Allan, A C Smith, John 
 McGoldrick, .John Berryman, m d, H G Addy, M D, John \V Daniel, M D ; 
 William L Ellis, Resident Physician and Superintendent; M F Bruce, M d, 
 and G R A Crawford, M d, Oculist and Aurist; I Olive Thomas, Secretary. 
 
 Board of Examiners of Surveyors of Jjumber — W H Rourke, C F Clinch, 
 S K Wilson ; G R Vincent, Secretary. 
 
 Board of Portwardens — James Knox, Chairman ; Wm Thomas, Secretary ; 
 Wm Dunlavey, Wm Lewis, Denis Coholan, Arthur Adams, Samuel Wilson, 
 W^m Black, .James Hamilton, W A Chesley. 
 
 Commissioners of Public Slaughter Houses — Thos L Hay, Chairman ; Uriah 
 Drake, P Gleeson, John Nugent, D E Berryman, M D, A N Shaw, J H Frink, 
 Commissioners; W H Shaw, Secretary, 21^2 Main street. 
 
 Commiosioners for taking Examinations under the Act relating to Arrest 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (59 Vic. cap. 28)— .\llen O Earle, the County 
 Court Judge, the Clerk of the Peace, Recorder, ami Common Clerk. 
 
 Commissioner of Indian Reserves under Act Vic, c 25 — Wm Bayard, m d. 
 
 Chief Game Commissioner for the Province — Leonard B Knight. 
 
 Surveyor of Crown Lands — Wm Murdoch. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners— J W Patorson, St Martins ; O Hanson, Lancaster. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— W All)ert Lockhart, St John; R N Knight, 
 Carleton; W E Skillen, St Martins; Wm Glenn Brown, Indiantown. 
 
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 St. John City Government. 
 
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 J. k A. HcBIILLAN FURNISH ESTIMATES FOR SOCIETY PRINTING. 
 
 Registrar of Birtlis, ^rarringes and Deaths — John B Jones. 
 
 Visiting Physician, Port of St John — John E March, m d; Seizing Officer, 
 <ieo H Tapley. 
 
 For Commissioners to take Affidavits, see end of Roll of Barristers aiicl 
 Attorneys. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 Rejflstor of IJirtlis, Mnrriag-es and Deaths 
 
 For the year endivcf June 30, 1897. 
 
 City. County. 
 
 Births 976 200 
 
 Marriages .345 34 
 
 I>eaths... 705 181 
 
 Total. 
 1]7() 
 ,'579 
 
 88') 
 
 (Vjisiis Returns, 18tH. 
 
 Population of New Brunswick 321,294 
 
 ST. ,TOHN CITY. 
 
 Prince Ward 4,.34S 
 
 Queens " 3,098 
 
 Svdney " 3,240 
 
 Wellington" ... .3,806 
 Dut.erin " 3,964 
 
 ST. JOHN COUNTY. 
 
 Parish of Lancaster 4,211 Parish of St. Martins 2.3;r> 
 
 Parish of Muscjuash 783 Parish of Sinionds 3,06<> 
 
 Population of City of St. John 40,179 
 
 Population of County of St. John 10,395 
 
 Total .50,574 
 
 Albert Ward 1,269 
 
 Brooks " 1,168 
 
 Dukes " 3,0.55 
 
 Guys " 1,838 
 
 Kings " 2,762 
 
 Lansdowne \Vard..3.62& 
 Lome " ..3.112 
 
 Stanley " .. '.>52 
 
 Victoria " ..3,33s 
 
 SAINT JOHN CITY GOVERNMPJNT. 
 
 Mayor— George Robertson. Deputy Mayor — T Barclay Robinson. 
 Recorder — ('has N Skinner, q c. Common Clerk — Herbert E Wardropor 
 Chamberlain — Frederick Sandall. 
 Aldermen-at- Large— Daniel J Purdy and Douglas McArthur. 
 Aldermen, Kings Ward — Joseph B Hamm. 
 Queens Ward — John W Daniel. 
 Dukes Ward— Samuel Tufts. 
 Sidney Ward — (ieorge H Waring. 
 Guys Ward— Israel E Smith. 
 Hrooks Ward — James O Stackhouse. 
 Wellington Ward — Alex W MacRae. 
 Prince Ward — Thomas J McPherson. 
 Victoria Ward— T Barclay Robinson. 
 Dufferin Ward — Thomas Millidge. 
 Lansdowne Ward— William Christie. 
 Lome Ward — John McMulkin. 
 Stanley Ward — John McGoldrick. 
 
 LEGAL BLANKS AND STATIONERY ALWAYS IN STOCK AT McHILLAN'S 
 
St. John City — Fire Department. 
 
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 J. ft A. McMillan print ball programmes in the latest styles. 
 
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 Ilonrds (»f Mann^oiiimt. 
 
 Treasury Department — Daniel, (Jhairman ; Mcl'liorson, Mc( Joldrirk, 
 Rae, Milli«l<jfo, (Hiristie, McMnlkin, K(»l)ins()n and Staeklioiise. 
 
 Public Works Departnient— Christie, Cliairinaii ; MtlMierson, NracUae. 
 llcMnlkin. Tufts, Staekliouse, Mo(r()l(lri(;k, Smith, Wariii;,', Daniel, Robinson, 
 Hamm and Millid};;e. 
 
 Board of Manaii[ement Department of Pnblic Works — Christie, Chairman ; 
 Smith, Waring, Daniel and Robinson. 
 
 Public Safety Department —Mc(roldrick, Chairmim ; Tufts, Warin;;, Mc- 
 Mulkin, Mamm, Smith, Purdy, McPherson and McArthur, 
 
 Staiidiiiij;- ('4>iiiiiiitte(^». 
 
 Appeals — McVrthnr, Chairman; MacRae, Millidge, Hamm, Waring, Stack- 
 house and Purdy. 
 
 Bills and By-Laws— Millidge, Chairman; Christie, Tiifis, MacRae, Smith, 
 Purdy and McArthur. 
 
 City Oflloials. 
 
 Director of Public Works — A Chipman Smith. 
 
 Director of Public Safety — Robert Wisely. 
 
 City Engineer — Hurd Peters. 
 
 Clerk to Mayor's Oflice — Clarence Ward. 
 
 Accountant in Chamberlain's Otiice — David R Willet. 
 
 Clerks in (chamberlain's Office — Duncan (r Lingley, Jas K Toole. 
 
 Superintendent of Ferries— Adam (Glasgow. 
 
 Superintendent of Streets —(ieorge II Martin. 
 
 Inspector of Pjuildings — M W Maher. 
 
 Board of Assessors — .John II Mc!Rol)bie, Chairman; Uriah Drake, Richard 
 Farmer. Chief Clerk— Arthur W Sharp. Assistant Clerk— John C Chesley. 
 
 Harbor Master — Charles S Taylor. IIarl)f)r Inspector — .Joseph O'Brien. 
 
 Chief Engineer Fire Department — .John Kerr. 
 
 High Constable — (icorge W Stockford. 
 
 Lumber Surveyors — William .J (iiady, Comley Robertson, George V 1^^ 
 Wilson, Samuel K Wilson, .John Sullivan. .John F (iallagher, John R O 
 Wilson, Otto Rennike, Arthur B l^'armer, John linger. 
 
 Firo DopartiiiMit. 
 
 Chief Engineer— John Kerr. District Engineers — Geo Blake, Xo 1 ; Chas 
 F Brown, No 2 ; Wm McLeod, No ;'> (West End). 
 
 Steam Fire Engine No 1 — Josej)h H Green, Engiiieman ; Geo G Drake, 
 Stoker of Engine and Hose-cart Teamster ; Chas Conway, Driver of P'ngine. 
 Hosemen — David Dearness, Foreman ; James Manson, Assistant ; James 
 Dinsmore. jr, Wm G Kee, jr. Jas Robinson. Rt)land J Evans, Wm A Watson, 
 I^"'red Allen; substitutes, Andrew (Jarrick, Fred Kee, Leonard Tufts. 
 
 Steam Fire P^ngine No 2— Charles I^iercy, Engineman ; William Donohue, 
 Stoker of Engine and Hose-cart Teamster ;" George McDade, Engine Driver. 
 I loseman— Albert Winchester, Foreman; Walter S Vaughan, Assistant: 
 Francis McAfee, John Shaw, Peter McGourty, John H Sel fridge, Allan N 
 Nixon, M Reynolds, John LeLacheur, jr; substitutes, William J Cox, Wm 
 Taylor. 
 
 Stean) Fire Engine No 3— John E Wilson. Engineman ; B Corley, St(^ker 
 •f Engine and Hose-cart Teamster; Wm McKinley, Euirine Driver. Hose- 
 men— E W Barlow, Foreman; Jas Thomas, Assistant; Nerval McLauchlin, 
 
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 St. John City — Fire Department. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan keep waterman's ideal fountain pens. 
 
 Oliver Tliompson, Edward E Evans, James Sterlinj?, jr, Thos (r Ricliardson, 
 Cliarli's Koberts; .siil).slitiitt'.s, James SicKay, ('liarles Ward, Jas I'liillips. 
 
 Steam Fire Engine No 4 — Edward P Leonard, En>j;ineman ; Alex .John- 
 stone, Stoker of Engine and IIiiHe-(!art Teamster; Micliaei Finnetian, Engine 
 Driver. Ilosemen—.Iolin Hond, Foreman; David A Speiglit, Assistant; Alex 
 Duncan, \Vm McLellan, .lolm Coliolan, Wm Miinroe, .Joiin E Kelly, CJeorge 
 ^[ay;ee ; snl)stitutes, (ieo Kelly, (Jeo (.'hamberlain, Fred Ileans. 
 
 Steam Fire Engine No o— John Montague, Engitieman ; Joseph Carr, 
 Stoker of Engine and Ilose-eart Teamster; Arthur Delaney, En;;ine Driver. 
 Hosemen— (ieoige Kee, Foremin ; Alex Seott, Assistant ; IFazen 1> Urown, 
 Andrew Ramsay, John Diiily, Roht McKay, Kenneth MeKeii/.ie, Michael 
 Rea<ly. Thomas Ogler ; substitutes, (ieorge Scott, Thos McMurray, Robert II 
 Rubins. 
 
 Steam Fire Engine No — Jas Eemon, Englneman ; ('has W ('hristopher, 
 Stoker and Ilose-tiart Teamster; Robt Allan, Engine Driver. Ilosemen -.1 
 Alfred Ring, Foreman; Isaac .\mos. .\ssistaut ; John Faweett, E/. -kiel Mc- 
 Leod, II Lee, Thos li Johnstoiie, PVed Ring, VVm Harned, Edward Ogler. 
 J Wesley Pike; substitutes, Joseph Nealy, Chas Sweet, John Rrown, 
 
 HOOK ANn LADDER COMPANIKS. 
 
 Pioneer No 1— ('has Jackson, F'oreman ; Geo I> Parker, .\ssistant Foreman ; 
 Robert II Nicbol, Jeremiah McAdoo, William J Tail, Richard Welsh, John 
 Jlamllton, T O'Leary. jr, Wm II Ellis; Jame.s Treunor, Driver; substitutes, 
 Henry (ireen, ( reo Diiiilavy. E D Ring. 
 
 No 2 (West End) — W^m Howard, Foreman ; James White Peters, Assistant 
 Foreman; Geo Faweett, Thos McLeod, Jas Lord, John P Mc.Vndrews, .James 
 Smith; John (Jarvlll, Driver; substitutes, Cii.'us Clark, Ilarrv .McLeod, (ieo 
 Pollock. 
 
 No 3 (North End) — Wm (.'ampbell. Foreman; Robt Lee, Assistant Fore- 
 man; VVm O'Leary, .John Mclutyre, A F Scott. Joseph (Jarson ; .Matthew 
 Kavanaugh, Driver; substitutes, John Edwards, William Kilpatrick, Stephen 
 McJunkln. 
 
 Driver of Chief's Wagon and IT and L Driver — Lawrence Mahoney. 
 
 Superintendent of Fire Alarm — .John K ^Vilson. 
 
 R. H Green. 
 
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 Estahlishe<l 187:i. 
 
 iEEM 
 
 G. Herb. Green. 
 
 Engravers, Stencil Plates, 
 
 Copperplate and Notarial and Company 
 
 Lithographic Printers. Seals a Specialty. 
 
 122 and 124 GERMAIN STREET, 
 
 .ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 ORDERS FOR BOOKS PROHPTLT ATTENDED TO BT J. & A. McMILIiAN. 
 
St. John City— Fire Dfcpaktment. 139 
 
 ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT McMILLAN'S. 
 
 SALVAdK COUl'M AND ItKE FOI.ICK. 
 
 South End— Charles A Cl.iiko, Ciipt'iln ; Clarence IF Lujjtrin, Lietitenant ; 
 A II Lindsay, Secretary; (ieor^je (* Lawrence, TreaMirer; J A Fowler, Fore- 
 man No 1 District; (i H (Jreeii, Foreman No 2 District; John I Kobinson, 
 Foreman No 3 District: Dr VVm Simon, Foremnn No 4 District. 
 
 North End— P N Hamm, Captain ; (icodorham. Lieutenant; 11 (i IFar- 
 ris »n, Secretary ; John Chesley, Jr. Treasurer; CJeo II Carvill, Josepli Corkery, 
 J R McConnell, District Foremen. 
 
 City of Saint Jolin Fire Aliiriii Teh^^raph. 
 
 .SOUTH KNl). 
 
 No. Locality of Boxes. 
 
 2 No 2 Engine House, King square. ' 
 
 3 No .S Engine House, Union street. 
 
 4 Cor (Jarden and Sewell streets 
 ') Cor Mill and Union streets. 
 
 ti Cor Mkt Sq.'ind Chipnian's Hill. 
 
 7 Mechanics Institute. ' 
 
 8 Cor Pond and Mill streets. ' 
 Foot of Union street (East). 
 
 I'l Cor Peters and Waterloo streets. 
 lirCor St Patrick and Union streets. 
 14 Cor Brussels and Richmond sts. 
 I') Everitt's Foundry, Brussels street. ; 
 l(i Cor Brussels and Hanover streets. 
 
 17 Cor Erin and Brunswick streets. 
 
 18 Cor Union and Carmarthen streets. 
 
 19 Cor Courtney and St David streets. 
 1*1 Waterloo, opposite Gold ing street. 
 -3 Cor Germain and Church streets. , 
 '24 Cor Princess and Charlotte streets. ; 
 2^) No 1 Engine House, Charlotte st. 
 2t) City Hall, cor Prince William and , 
 
 Princess streets. 
 
 NORTH 
 
 121 Stetson's Mill, Tndiantown. 
 
 122 Cor Main and Bridge streets. 
 
 123 Electric Car Shed, Main street. 
 
 124 Cor Adelaide Road and Peel st. 
 
 125 No 5 Engine Hoine, Main street. 
 
 126 Douglas Road, opposite Tapley's. 
 132 Hamilton's Mill, Strait Shore. 
 
 134 Rolling Mill, Strait Shore. 
 
 135 Cor Sheriff st and Strait Shore 
 142 Cor Camden and Portlaml streets. 
 
 WEST 
 
 112 Engine House, King street. 
 
 113 Cor Ludlow and Water streets. 
 
 114 Cor King st and Market place. 
 
 115 Middle street. Old Fort. 
 
 IK) Cor Union and Winslow sts. i 
 
 No, Locality of Jioxes. 
 
 27 Breeze's Corner, King s(iuare. 
 2S Cor Duke and Prince Wm streets. 
 
 31 Cor King and Pitt streets. 
 
 32 (!or Diikf and Sydney str«?et8. 
 .34 Cur Wenlworth and Princess sis. 
 35 Queen street, between Germain 
 
 and Charlotte. 
 30 Cor Queen and Carmarthen sts. 
 
 37 Cor Sydney and St James streets. 
 
 38 Carmarthen, between Duke and 
 Orange streets. 
 
 41 Cor St James and Prince Wra sis. 
 
 42 Cor Wentworth and Duke streets. 
 
 43 Cf)r Broad and Carmarthen streets. 
 45 Cor Britain and Cliarlotte streets. 
 40 Cor Pitt and St James streets. 
 47 Sydney st, near E.vhibitlon (iate. 
 
 51 (!ity Road, near Skating Rink. 
 
 52 Pond st, near Fleming's Foumlry. 
 
 53 Exmouth street, near Richmond. 
 
 01 (Jeneral Pnbllc Hospital. 
 
 02 Cotton Mill, Courlenay Bay. 
 
 END. 
 
 143 Main street. Police Station. 
 145 Long Wharf. 
 154 Paradise Row. 
 231 No 4 Engine House, City Koad. 
 241 Cor Stanley and Winter streets. 
 253 Schofield's Terrace, Wrightstreet. 
 312 Rockland rd, of) head Millidge st. 
 321 Cor Somerset & High sts, Ft Howe 
 412 Cor City Roail and Meadow street. 
 421 Marsh Bridge. 
 
 END. 
 
 117 Sand Point Whnrf. 
 
 118 (.'or Queen and Victoria streets. 
 
 119 Cor St .lohn and Watson streets. 
 
 212 Cor Lancaster and St James sts. 
 
 213 Cor Watson and Winslow sts. 
 
 MCMILLAN'S NOTE AND LETTER PADS ARE USEFUL FOR OFFICE WORK. 
 
140 
 
 St. John City — IlArKVKY Caruiaoes. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan furnish estimates for society printing. 
 
 l*oli<'<' l>(>|>ar(iiM>iit. 
 
 Oflicc: Kiiij? strot't, Kawt, (adjoining County Jail). 
 
 PoUoc M!ij,'istr!ilt' Iliibcrt .1 Kitcliic: Sittini; Ma^'istrjifos, Ilnti Thomas !; 
 ,lon«'H iuui (J A Ili'iKltTHoii ; I'olice Cli'ik, (ii'(» A Flcmler.son ; (liiorof I'oliiv. 
 W Walker Clark; Assistant CU-rk, ('has McDonahl. 
 
 Sonllu'rii |)ivisl()n — Captain, K W. Jenkins; House Seryoants, John Owen-, 
 John Hipwell; Sertreants, (ieo K Baxter, Alex Watson, Henry Kilpatrick : 
 Serjeant Sannii'l Wilson, Mavor's uflici' : Aetini,' Ser^^eants, Avard Andersim, 
 Hn^h (Jilson; Dcteetive, .John Kin^; Oflieers, Wni Hoyle, Patrick Killcii, 
 James Mcl.ant,dilin. James ('amphell. S 1) IFamtn, (Ieo A Karle. (ieoi.;^ 
 (Jarnett, Thos Hiircliell, Patrick Walsh, W II Finlay, Charles Amos, Jaim> 
 McLarren ; Special Officers, Win Rich Lee. Robert J Wilson, Thos .lohnstoii. 
 
 Sonthern division -Captain, A Hasliiij^s ; Serjijeant, ThomaH ('aples ; Aetiim 
 Sergeants, .John J Smith, (reorge Corhett ; Oflieers, Robi-rt Hamilton. .Jaine- 
 (ireer, James Covay, John Merrick, James Simpson, James McDonald. 
 
 Western Hivision— Ser^^eant, Jacolt Ross; Oflicer, James H Cioslin. 
 
 HACKNEY CARRIAGES- Districts. 
 
 First hislrict -To comprise all that portion of the city on the easterly side 
 of tlie harbor lyin^ to the eastward and southward of a line beginning at the 
 sontherly end of the westerly side line of Portland street; thence rnnnini: 
 northwardly along said !in(> of said street to the northerly line of Main strci t 
 and Paradise row to Wall street ; thence northerly along Wall street to Wint'M 
 street; thence eastwardly along Winter street and Celebration street to tm* 
 I.e. Railway; thence continning eastwardlv along s;iid railw to (rilberl- 
 lane, and thence in a direct line to the Marsh bridge (so callei 
 
 Second Histrict — To comprise all that portion of the (lity .e easteiv.- 
 
 side of the harbor, as aforesaid, lying to the northward of No. 1 district. ;w 
 above defmed, and to the sonthward of a line beginning on the <>aslerly side 
 of the River St. .lohn, at the month of Spar Cf)ve creek fso called) ; tlienn' 
 rimnintr eastwardly np stream and along the said creek and Newman's bro^k 
 to the bridge crossing the same at Adelaide street; thence eastwardly to the 
 sonthwcstwardly line of Lily lake, where the westerly line of the (Jilb'Tt 
 property strikes the stime, and iIkmu'c soiitheastwardly along said (Tilbcrl !'ik' 
 to the Marsh bridge, aforesaid. 
 
 Third District To comprise all tiiat part of tlie city (tn the eastern side of 
 the harbor and (^f the River St. Jol'n lying to the northward of thesec'ii'l 
 district, as hereinbefore delined. 
 
 Fonrth District — To comprise all that portion of the city lying on tii" 
 western side of the harbor. 
 
 Rates of Fare. 
 
 The prices or rates of fares to be taken and recovered by and paid to the 
 owner, driver, or other person having diarize of any licensed Ffackney Cx- 
 riage, shall be as follows, that is to say : For conveying one ))assenger to i'' 
 fron) the L C, R. station from or to any part of diUricts Nos. 1 or 2. the sum 
 of .SO cents, and for every additional passenger of the same hons.diold the sum 
 of 20 cents; other passengers not of the same honsehold. e.ach 30 cents. Ffi 
 conveying one passenger to or from any one part of said districts Nos. 1 and 1 
 to any other part of llu; same district. cents, and for every other additicnul 
 |)assenger of the same honsehold, 20 cents; other passengers not of the same 
 honsehold, each 30 i-ents. F'or conveying one j)assena;er from any one part "! 
 
 SEND FOR MCMILLAN'S CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL BOOKS. 
 
St. John City— Cautaok DiHTiiirTs. 
 
 141 
 
 MAP OF THE BRITISH E MP IRE (| 5) FOR SALE BY .1. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
 districts Xos. 1, 2 or 4 from or to any om; part of an adjoiiiiiii,' districl. 'it*^ 
 (t'titH, and for each additional pasm'nKer of tlu' same lionsohold tlu' himu of lt» 
 (i-ntM; other paHsfnjrt'rs not of the satn(> hoiiHehohl oO cents, and 'JO ('(Mit-. 
 lidditional for each district passed throu;,'h. I'or conveyintf any passenj^er or 
 piissen^ers to and from district Xo. !{ the rate of fire shall he settled hy ajjri e- 
 iiient of the paities. When detained at any place hy any passenj^er there 
 -hall be an additional fate of .")() cents for every half-honr detention. When 
 a.irreement for hire is made hy the honr, the fare siiall he the sum of '^\ for 
 each honr. and in that proportion for eai-h division hy the tpiarter of the 
 hour. In case any driver shall he recniiied to cross the ferry of the harl)or to 
 ur from Carleton, he shall, in addition to the !il)ovo fare, receive tiie ferriaj^e 
 clijirges for himself, his carria;jfe and horses, hoth goiny and retiirninjif. fc^very 
 owner, driver, or person having cliarge of any hat^kney carriage, shall, wheii 
 requested so to do, carry with each passenger one trnnk, and also an a<ldi- 
 (ional valise, carpet-hag, i)ortmanteaii, hnndle, basket, or other article used in 
 travelling, withont charge or compensation therefor; and for every additioiiiil 
 trunk or other article more thiui is hereinbefore provided, he shall be entitled 
 to demand and receive the sum of r> cents. 
 
 CartajJT*' Districts. 
 
 For tiie purpose of regulating the price of cartage within that part of the 
 city of St. John on the e.islerly side of the harbor, such part of the city shall 
 tic divided into ten districts, as folhtws: 
 
 First District — To comprise all that part of the city boimded by a line be- 
 i:iiining at a point on the southerly b uiidary of the groumls of the 1. ('. 1\. 
 where it strikes the water; thence ea-^twanlly along the said southerly bound- 
 ary to the easterly side of Mill street; thence continuing enstwardly along^ 
 I'ond street to a point KlO feet eastwardly of the easterlv line of (Jeorge street : 
 thence southwardly par.allel to (Jeorne street to the northerly line of I'nioii 
 street; thence castwanlly to a prohmgation of the e.isterly line of Prince 
 William street; thence soiuherly along said prolongation and said line to the 
 •southerly line of (^ueen street; thence westwardly along a proloni,Mtion ot"" 
 said line to the harbor; thence northerly along the harbor front to the place 
 of beginning. 
 
 Second District — To comprise all that i>art outside of the first district, 
 botmded by a line beginning on the northerlv side of I'oud street at the east- 
 erly botindary of the first district ; thence eastwardly along the said northerly 
 line of Sewell street ; thence continuing eastwardly along the northwardly line 
 of Sewell street to the easterly line of Peel street; thence southerly along said 
 easterly line to the northerly line of Carleton street ; thence eastwardly along 
 said northerly line to the easterly line of ('oburg street ; thence southwardly 
 along the easterly line of Cobiu-g and C'harlotte streets to the sotitherly line of 
 Queen street; tlience westwardly along said line of (^uecn street to the 
 lioundary of the first district. 
 
 Third District — To comprise all that part outside of the second disliirt 
 liounded by a line beginning on the southwesterly corner of the Long whart 
 (so called)'; thence along the westerly line of the said wharf northerly to the 
 northerly side of Main street; thence eastwardly along the northerly line oi' 
 Main street and Paradise row to the easterly line of Wall street; thence 
 southwardly along said easterly line to the easterly line of Dorchester street : 
 llience southwardly along said easterly line to the northerly line ()i' H.-./.en 
 street; thence eastwardly along said northerly line to the easterly end of 
 
 OFFICE SUPPUES AT J. & A. McMILLAN'S. 
 
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 142 
 
 St. John City — Cartage Districts. 
 
 MAPS AND GLOBES AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
 Oarden street ; thence southwardly alone: said easterly line to the northerlr 
 line of F'addock street; thenoe eastwardly along said northerly line to tlic 
 easterly line of Waterloo street; thence southwardly along said easterly lim- 
 and the easterly line of Sydney street to the southerly line of St. James street : 
 thence westwardly along said line to the easterly line of the Reed's P )in! 
 wharf property ; thence northwardly along said property line to the water, 
 and thence westwardly and northwardly along the harbor front to the bound- 
 ary line of the first district. 
 
 Fourth District — To cnmj)rise all that part outside of the third district, 
 bounded by a line beginning at the water's edge on a southerly prolongation 
 of the westerly side of^ Acadia street; thence northwardly along said westerly 
 side of Acadia street and a prolongation thereof to the southerly side of Rock- 
 land street; thence eastwardlv along said southerly line to the northerly line 
 of Moore street ; thence continuing eastwardly along the said northerly line 
 of Moore street and a prolongation thereof to the easterly side of Millidifc 
 street; thence still continuing eastwardly on a line ]>arallel to Paradise row, 
 at a distance of 150 feet therefrom lo the northerly side line of the street 
 running from Harris street to Wall street; thence along^ said northerly line 
 to the northerly side line of Wall street; then along said side line of Wall 
 street to the northerly side of Winter street ; thence easterly along said nort' - 
 erly line to the easterly line of F'actory street ; thence along said easterly lii i' 
 to the I. C. R.; thence easterly along said railway to the northerly side i|' 
 Stanley street ; thence southerly along the said side line to the southerly liiu' 
 of City roail ; thence to the southeasterly side of Blair street; then along said 
 line of said street to the easterly line of Rock street; thence southerly aloni; 
 said line to the Ilazen line; thence eastwardly at right angles along said 
 Hazen line to the northerly end of Mazen street; thence M'estwardly along the 
 i.ortheasterly side of Hazen street to the northerly side of Coburg street; 
 thence southwardly along said line to the northerly line of Cliff street ; thence 
 eastwardly along said line to the easterly line of Waterloo street; thence 
 northerly along said line to the northerly line of Richmond street; thence 
 «astwardly along said line to the easterly line of Brussels street; thencf 
 southerly along, said side line and the easterly line of Carmarthen street to 
 the southerly line of Broad street; thence westwardly along said line anil a 
 l)rolongation thereof to the water's edge; thence continuing westwardly along 
 the water front to the boundary of the third district. 
 
 Fifth District — To comprise all that part outside of the fourth district, 
 bounded by a line beginning at the water's edge at a prolongation of the east- 
 erly line of Simonds street ; thence northerly along said line to the northerly 
 line of Main street; thence eastwardly along said line and the northerly lint' 
 of Rockland road to the northerly line of Burpee avenue ; thence northeasterly 
 U) a prolongation of St. Paul street ; thence northeasterly to the northerly end 
 of Spring street; thence to northerly end of Summer street; thence on u 
 prolongation of line last mentioned to a pndongation.of the easterly line ni' 
 Stanley street ; thence southwardly along said line to I. C. K.; thence easterly 
 along said line to northerly line of Clyde street; thence southerly along \\\<' 
 t«aid line to the easterly line of the City road; thence southeasterly along tlu' 
 said line to the southern boundary of the Public Hospital grounds; thence 
 southerly along said boundary to the easterly line of Waterloo street ; thence 
 TiOrtherly along the said line to Middle street (so called) ; thence easterly 
 along the northerly line of Middle street to the easterly line of Brussels street : 
 ihence southerly along said line to the northerly line of Clarence street ; 
 
 STATIONERY AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
St. John City — Cartage Districts. 
 
 14.'>> 
 
 PRINTING OF ALL KINDS BT J. & A. HcMILLAN. 
 
 thence eastwardly along said line to the easterly line of Erin street; thence 
 southwardly along said line and the easterly line of St. Patrick and Went- 
 worth streets to the southerly line of Sheflield street; thence westwardly along 
 •;aid line to the»westerly line of Charlotte street extension. 
 
 Sixth District— To comprise all that part outside of the fifth district, 
 hounded by a line beginning at the southerly end of a prolongation of the 
 westerly line of Harrison street; then(;e norihvvurdly along said line to the 
 northerly line of Main street; thence along said line westwardly to the west- 
 wardly line of St. Luke's church property ; thence northwardly along said 
 property line and a prolongation thereof to a prolongntion of the northerly 
 line of Elm street ; thence eastwardly along said prolongation and said li'ie t'a 
 the westerly boundary of the fifth district, and thence southwardly by snid 
 boundary to the water's edge. Also that portion outside of the fifth district 
 bounded by a line beginning on the southwesterly corner of Erin and Clarence 
 streets; thence eastwardly along the northerly side line of Clarence street to 
 the easterly line of Albion street; thence southerly alor.g said line and the 
 easterly line of St. David and Pitt streets to the southerly line of Sheffield 
 street; thence westwardly along said line to the easterly boundary of the fifth 
 district. 
 
 Seventh District — To comprise all that part outside of the sixth district, 
 bounded by a line beginning on the shore of the Kiver St. John at a point 
 where a prolongation eastwardly of the northerly line of the Ililyard property 
 on Douglas avenue wtrikes the same; thence westwardly along the said pro- 
 longation and the ss id Hilyard line to Douglas avenue aforesaid ; thence con- 
 tinuing westwardiv along a westerly prolongation of said Ililyard line to the 
 water's edge at Marble Co' ; then;'e northerly along said water's edge to the 
 westerly line of Harvey st.. t ; thence northerly along said line to the north- 
 erly line of Main street; th. ^e crossing said street northerly along the west- 
 erly line of Elgin street to the northerly line of Metcalf street ; thence easterly 
 along said line to Adelaide street ; thence crossing the same eastwardly along 
 the northerly line of Elm street to the boundary of the sixth district. Also 
 all part outside of the sixth district bounded by a line beginning at the 
 nortlierly corner of Stanley and Celebration streets ; thence easterly along 
 tilt.' northerly line of Celebration street to the I. C. K^ and continuing along 
 Slid line of railway to Gilbert's lane; thence southwardly to the easterly line 
 ot Marsh street ; thence southwardly along said line and a prolongation thereof 
 to the branch line running to the deep-water terminus, and thence continuing 
 southerly along said branch to the easterly end of Sheflield street ; thence 
 Miiitherly. westerly and northerly along the water's edge to the boundary of 
 ilie sixth district on Charlotte street extension. 
 
 Kiglith District — To comprise iUl that part outside of the seventh district, 
 tiounded by a line beginning at ;: point on the line of the Kiver St John 800 
 t'ct't southwesterly from where a southeasterly prolongation of the southwesterly 
 line of Bcntley street strikes ihe said shore; thence northwardly parallel to 
 lifiitlcy street till it strikes the shore of Marble Cove. Also all tliat part out- 
 siiic the seventh district bounded by a line beginning on the shore of Marble 
 (ovc at the point where the westerly line of Cedar street strik':s ihe same; 
 llivnce northerly silong f^aid lino to the northerly line of Main street; thence 
 cii^iwardly along said line to the westerly line of Albert street; thence north- 
 til \ along said line to the northerly line of ^'ewnnin street; thence easterly 
 iiiong said line to Adelaide street; thence continuing eastwardly, crossing 
 t'aid street to the corner of Parks street and Mount Pleasant avenue ; thence 
 
 BOOK-BINDING AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
144 
 
 St. John City — Caktage Districts. 
 
 WRITING INKS AT J. & A. HcMILLAN'S. 
 
 still continuing eastwardly along the northerly side of Mount Pleasant avenue 
 to a prolongation northerly of the easterly line of Gooderich street; thenie 
 southerly along said prolongation to and along the easterly line of Gooderich 
 vtreet to the northerly line of .Seely street; thence easterly along the line lasi 
 mentioned and a prolongation thereof to the northerly line of Gilbert's lane ; 
 thence southwardly to the easterly line of the fourth street from the Marsh 
 •creek ; thence southerly along said line and crossing the Marsh and old Wc' *- 
 niorland roads to the westerly line of Trinity church burying grou ' .unl 
 thence due south to the easterly boundary of the city. 
 
 Ninth District— To comprise all that part outside of the eighth ut. 
 
 bounded by the River St. John, ihe division line oJ Stanley ward, and the 
 easterly boundary of the city. 
 
 Tenth District — To comprise all Stanley ward. 
 
 Tjible of Rates of Cartage in tlie City of St. John. 
 
 districts. 
 
 ARTICLES AND WEIGHT. 
 
 1st.', 2d. I Hd. ;4th.!5th. 6tli. 7th. 8th. 
 
 .$ c.!* c. $ c. $ c. 8 c. $ c. $ C.9 c. 
 
 For a load of wood (quarter of a cord), ' 16' 
 
 For a load of coals (half a chaldron), 2o' 
 
 For a load containing Viitit Itis. of grain, salt, pota- j 
 toes, or any otb<'r articles measured at loading 
 or unloading, except coals, 17! 
 
 For a pipe of wine, gin, or brandy, and housing I 
 within the door of the first Hoor (501 
 
 For a puncheon of ruui, or a tii'rce of sugar, from | 
 
 7 to lOcwt., and housing ,'joi 
 
 For a puncheon of molasses, a hogshead of sugar, 
 of 10 cwt. or upwards, or a hhd. of toliaeeo and 
 housing, 40 
 
 For a hogshead or puncheon of eider, or a load of 
 dried fish of 15 cwt., and storing, 25 
 
 For a load of shingles, hooj poles, heading, staves, 
 treenails, smoked fish in boxes, salmon in kits, 
 dry goods, or load of any other article not herein 
 mentionod, or a hogshead of linu', or a lu)gsljead 
 or crate of earthenware, or two tierces of earth- 
 enware, a hogshead of dried fish, two tierces of 
 coffee, or quantity in hags not exceeding 12 cwt., 
 or a load containing six bags of salt, sav about 
 i:WO lbs, or a load containing six barrels tiour, 
 •or five barrels of sugai", fish, beef, pork, turpen- 
 tine, or cider, or halt a ton of iron, or the snnu.' 
 quantity of cordage in eoil, not exceeding 4 
 ewt., or a load of any article not lierein men- 
 tioned, 
 
 For a ()4 gallon cask of wine, rum, gin, brandy, 
 molasses, or porter, or for a load of sand, grav("l, 
 or stones, or a load of 4 barrels ol any sjjiritu- 
 ous liquor or molasses, 
 
 For cables and cordage, in coils above a cwt., or 
 if to coil, per ton, <ir if lor hay, loose, i)er ton,... 1 
 
 For hav, screwed, per ton, ." 
 
 For bricks, per thousand, 
 
 For lumber, i)ertbousand feet, 
 
 For the carriage of any article or articles not ex- 
 ceeding half a load,... 
 
 18 
 
 28 
 
 20; 
 
 63' 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 I 
 
 28 i 
 
 20 
 30: 
 
 22 
 65 
 :io 
 
 45 
 30 
 
 23' 
 33 i 
 
 25, 
 68! 
 
 37: 
 
 I 
 
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 48 
 33; 
 
 25 
 .35 
 
 28 
 37 
 
 30 33 
 40| 45 
 
 I 
 
 28 30 33 
 
 70 73! 75 
 40. 42I 45 
 
 35 
 78 
 47 
 
 .50 531 65; 58: 
 
 11 
 
 35| 38 40 43! 
 
 40 
 
 AD 
 
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 52 
 
 4S 
 
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 i:i 18' 20 23 25 28 30 33 M 
 
 I i I ■ ' 
 
 I I ; I I ' I 
 
 20 23 25 28 30 .33 35 38 4:i 
 
 00 1 05 1 10 1 15 1 20 1 25 1 30 1 .35 1 U> 
 
 50 54 57 60 64 67 70 7-3 7S 
 
 80 85, 90 9.-) I 00 1 05 1 10 1 15 I Jn 
 
 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 1 nn 
 
 10 1.3 15 18 20 23 25 28' :i:: 
 
 All cartage ia the Tenth District is to he paid according to agreement, no rates 
 
 being fi.ted. 
 
 BLANK BOOKS AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S, 98 PRINCE WM. STREET. 
 
St. John City— Cartage Districts. 
 
 145 
 
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 t's lane ; 
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 Id We •- 
 V and 
 
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 8th. 
 
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 * c. 
 
 30 
 
 3;^ 
 
 40 
 
 45 
 
 33 
 
 35 
 
 75 
 
 78 
 
 45 
 
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 4i) 
 S3 
 
 47 i o2 
 
 55; 58 i •'.:( 
 40 43 4S 
 
 30 33; ;« 
 
 35 33 4:i 
 
 30 1 35 1 411 
 
 70 73 :h 
 
 10 1 15 1 -'•• 
 
 90 95 1 ii'i 
 
 25 28* :!:; 
 
 rates 
 
 rREET. 
 
 JOB PRINTING ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED AT J. & A. McHILLAN'S. 
 
 For household furniture, without reference to districts, loading and housing : 
 One horse load, 75 cents; more than one horse, $1. 
 
 When agreement is bv the hour: Single team, 50 cents; double teams, $1. 
 
 Fi.r Pony Carls, P^xpress Carts and Express Wagons, and housing: 
 
 DISTRICTS. 
 
 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4ih. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 
 10c. 12c. 14c. 16c. 18c. 20c. 22c. 24c. 30c. 
 
 10th — By agreement. 
 
 For Hand-Carts and Porters, and housing : 
 
 Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 
 10c. lie. 12e. 13c. 14c. 15c. 16c. 17c. 25c. 
 
 10th — By agreement. 
 
 Table of Rates of Cartage for Carletoii. 
 
 The rates of prices of cartage for loading, carrying, or unloading (and 
 housing, in certain cases), of goods, wares, merchandise, wood, and other 
 articles, on the westerly side of the harbor, from any place within the limits 
 of the First District, there to any place within the said several Districts, shall 
 be as follows: 
 
 districts. 
 
 ARTICLKS AND WEKiHT. ' 1st.; 2d. 3d. ; 4th. 5th. | 0tb. i 7th. 
 
 ,* C.;« e. « c.i C,'8 C.jS C. « C. 
 
 For a load of wood (quarter of a cord), M 15 18; 20 23 25; 28 
 
 lor a loati of coals (half a chaldron), 25; 28 SOj 33 35; 37. 40 
 
 For a load ontaining 1~> bushels of grain, salt, potatoes, i I ' i j 
 
 or any ulii't-artieles measured at loading or unloadiiii', , i | t 
 
 except coal , 17 20 22| 25 28 30! 33 
 
 For a pipe of wim, giu,or brandy, and housing within -I 
 
 the door of the first floor f>0 03 65; 68 70, 73 75 
 
 Z-or a puncheon of rum, or a tierce of sufar, from 7 to 10 i | , ! 
 
 cwt., and housing 30 33 35' 38 40 42; 45 
 
 For a puncheon of molasses, a hogshead of sugar, of 10 | i 1 
 
 cwt. or upwards, or a hogshead of tobacco, and housing, 40 43 4"i 48 50 53 55 
 For a hogshead or puncheon of cider, or a load of dried 
 tish, i)f 15 cwt., or a common load of household goods, ; 
 
 and storing 25 28 30, 33 3.'>, 38^ 40 
 
 For a load ot shingles, hoop poU-s, staves, heading, tree- ! ' I 
 
 nails, smoked tish in boxes, salmon in kits, dry goods, or | i 
 
 two half-hogsheads lime, or a hogshead or crate of earth- ' ! i 
 
 f iiware, or two tierces of earthenware, a hogsht>ad of ■ i j 
 
 ■iried fish, or two tierces cotlce. or quantity in bags not ' , 
 
 • xceeding 12 cwt.. or a load containing C barrels Hour, | 
 
 or 5 bbls. sugar, fish, beef, pork, tar, pitch, turpentine, : ■ j 
 
 'ir cider, or hall a ton of iron, or the same ([uantily of i ' ' 
 
 lordage in coils, not exceeding 4 cwt., or a load of any 
 
 "iher articles not herein mentioned, 15 18 20 23 2.') 28, 30 
 
 K(ir a 64 gallon cask of wine, rum, brandy, gill, molasses, ■ I i 
 
 or porter, or for a load of sand, gravel, or atones or a • 
 
 load ol 4 liarrels of any spirituous li(|uors, or molasses,.. 20 2:1 25 28 30 33 36 
 For cables and cordage,' in eoil> above 4 cwt., or if to coil, 
 
 per tim, or if for hay, loose, pi-r ton, 1 00 1 or, 1 10 1 15 1 '20 1 2.=) 1 30 
 
 For hay, sd-ewed, v>er ton, 50 M 57 60 64 67 70 
 
 For bricks, per thousand, 80 85 90 05 I 00 1 OoU 10 
 
 lor lumber, per thousand feet, 60 O.") 70 75 80 85 90 
 
 I'nr tlic cartage of any article or articles not exceeding , 
 
 h.ilfaload,.. K' l^f '"i IS 20, 23 25 
 
 MCMILLAN'S BINDERY is the MOST COMPLETE in the Maritime Provinces. 
 
146 
 
 St. John City— Pilot Commissioners. 
 
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 BOOKS BOUND IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AT McBULLAN'S, ST. JOHN. 
 
 For Hand-Cartinen and Porters for loading and carrying any articles o!v 
 any hand-cart, and housing according to the following scale: For the Ist 
 District, 5 cents; 2nd District, G cents; 3rd District, 7 cents; 4th District, 
 8 cents; 5th District, 9 cents; 6th District, 10 cents; 7tl- District, 11 cents. 
 
 For the cartage or carriage of any of the before mentioned articles from 
 one place to another within the same district, the rates af cartage shall be the 
 same as are hereinbefore provided for the first district above mentioned, and 
 for the cartage or carriage of any of the said articles from any one district U* 
 another district next adjoining, the rates or prices of cartage shall be the sanu« 
 as are hereinbefore provided for the second district ; and for the cartage oi 
 carriage of any of the said articles from any one district to another not next 
 adjoining, tlie rates or prices shall be the same as are hereinbefore provided 
 for the third, fourtii, fifth, sixtii, seventh, eighth or ninth districts respectively ; 
 that is to say, if one district intervenes, the rates or prices for the third; if 
 two, the rates or prices for the fourth ; if three, the rates or prices for the 
 fifth ; if four, the rates or prices for the sixth ; if five, the rates or prices for 
 the seventh; if six, the rates or prices for ti»e eighth; if seventh, the rates or 
 prices for the eighth ; if eight, the rates ar prices for the ninth. 
 
 CARLETON DISTRICTS. 
 
 The First District to comprise all that part of Carleton lying north of 
 Rodney street and »vest of Market place. 
 
 The Second District to comprise that space lying beyond the First District 
 northward of Rodney street, extending west to Ludlow street. 
 
 The Third District to comprise the space lying beyond the Second District 
 northward of Rodney street, extending west to Watson street. 
 
 The Fourth District to comprise the space lying beyond the Third District 
 northward of Rodney street, extending west to the City line. 
 
 The Fifth District te comprise the space lying south of Rodney street, and 
 eiist of Germain street. 
 
 The Sixth District to comprise the space lying beyond the Fifth District 
 and beyond the south line of Rodney street, and extending west to Ludlow 
 street, and to the north side of Germain street. 
 
 The seventh District to comprise all the space lying beyond the Sixtl' 
 District. 
 
 Board of School Triisteos for St. Jolin. 
 
 Arthur I Trueman, Chairman; R G Haley, W D Buskin, M Coll. I) N 
 Kase, Thomas (Jorman, C H Lockhart. W C Rudman Allan, W W White, M n, 
 Robert Maxwell, Mrs R C Skinner, Mrs James Dever; H S Bridges, DC i.. 
 Superintendent; Edward Manning, Secretary. 
 
 Pilot Coniiiiissioiiors. 
 
 H D Troop, Chairman ; Charles McLauchlan, jr, R C Elkin, Y, Lantaluin. 
 Capt W^m Thomas, J WiUard Smith, .James Knox. J U Thomas, Secretarv. 
 
 I'ilots Thomas Trainor, Edward J Fletcher, .Joseph Doherty, John L < 
 Sherrard, Thomas J Stone, James Doyle, Henry Spears, John Thomas, John 
 Sproul, Richard Scott, Patrick ("onl'ii, James lieed, jr, John Spears, CharU^ 
 Daly, Win Lahey, Martin Spears, Richard Cline, James McPartland, Jann'> 
 Bennet, James S Spears, Jatnes I'] Mantle, Wm Miller, Win Quinn, All'ml 
 Cline, I^artholomew Rogers, Wm Scott, Robert Thomas, P G Doody, Franci- 
 Lahey; John McAnulty for Mus(]nash. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan supply the British empire map of the world. 
 
JOHN. 
 
 icles o!s 
 the 1st 
 District, 
 cents, 
 les from 
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 ned, and 
 istrict to 
 he same 
 irtage oi 
 not next 
 provided 
 ectively ; 
 third; if 
 I for the 
 )rices for 
 ! rates or 
 
 north of 
 
 , District 
 
 District 
 
 District 
 
 reet, and 
 
 District 
 ) Ludlow 
 
 he Sixtl.. 
 
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 V. Franci- 
 
 3 WORLD. 
 
 St. John City — Rates or rii.oTAGi-:. 147 
 
 jr& A. McKILLAN PUBLISH LOGGIE'S HAP OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Rates of Pilotajje. 
 
 Office of Pilot Commissioners, District of St. John, N. B., April 7, 1S86. 
 
 By-Laux to amend the Pilotage By-Laws of 1875, arid the liy-Ijawx amendin;/ 
 
 the same. 
 
 In the place of Sections 11 and 12 of the By-Laws, and By-Laws amending 
 the same, all of which are hereby cancelled, substitute the followiii<i: 
 
 Rates of Pilotage for all Sailing Vessels entering and leaving the Port d 
 St. John, N. B. 
 
 Inwards — First District, from Partridge Island to Musquash Head, heariii',; 
 NW, per foot draft of water, $1.5U. 
 
 Second District — F'rom Musquash Head to Point Lepreaux, NW, per foot 
 draft of water, $1.75. 
 
 Third District shall be from the outside limit of the Second District to a 
 bound ranging from the North Head of (irand Manan to Liberty Point, bear- 
 ing NW by W, Nortli Channel; and from Machias Seal Island to Cape Sable 
 Seal Island, bearing SSE, South Channel, per foot draft of water, .'j^'J.'J.'). 
 
 Outwards — From the harbor of the Port of St. John, N. B., to outside of 
 Partridge Island, per foot draft of water, i*<1.25. 
 
 Down the Bay of Fundy, when retpiired, shall be two dollars (!?2) per foot 
 draft of water, over and above the one dollar and twenty-live cents (.'{il.2') 
 harbor pilotage outwards. 
 
 Transportiiui — If any Pilot shall be employed in the removal of any ship <ir 
 vessel within the Port or Harbor of .St. John from any mooring ground to any 
 wharf, or from any wharf to any mooring ground, or from one wharf to another 
 wharf, and such Pilot shall see said vessel properly secured and moored, he 
 shall be entitled to demand and receive for such service as follows : Provided 
 always, that if, on the arrival of any ship or vessel into the haibor of St. John, 
 circumstances prevent such ship or vessel from being placed on the mooring 
 ground or at the berth .intended by ihc master, owner or consignee of such 
 slu{) or vessel, it shall be the duty of the Pilot piloting such ship or ves-;el 
 inward to pilot the same when being removed to such mooring <;round or 
 nerth, if such removal takes place within twenty-four hours at'ter the arrival 
 of such ship or vessel, as aforesaid, without any extra charge for the same. 
 
 For vessels not over 100 tons v^l 50 
 
 Over 100 tons, and not exceeding 200 tons 2 00 
 
 " 200 " " " 300 " :i 00 
 
 " 300 " " " 400 " 4 00 
 
 And 25 cents additional for every fifty tons such vessels may measure over 
 4U0 tons. 
 
 All steamers not otiierwise exempt by the Pilotage Acts shall pay the fol- 
 luwing rates i)f i)ilotage for entering and leaving the port of St. John: 
 
 Inward — First District, from Partridge Island to .\lus(inash Head, hearinu 
 NW, per foot draft of water, !f2. 
 
 Second District, from Muscjuash Head to Point Lepreaux, .\W. [>er foot 
 draft of water, ^2.50. 
 
 Third District shall be from the outside limit of the Second District to a 
 tiound ranging from the North Head of CJrand Manan to Liherty Point, bear- 
 ing NW i)y W, North Channel; and from Machias Seal Island to Cape Sable 
 Seal Island, bearing SSE, South Channel, per foot draft of water, $3. 
 
 ALL BRANCHES OF BOOK-BINDING AT HcMHiLAN'S, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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148 
 
 St. John City — Harbor Master's Fees. 
 
 WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONART supplied by J. & A. HcHILLAN. 
 
 Ouhoanl — From the luirbor of the Port of 8t. John, N. B., to the outside of 
 Partridge Island, per foot draft of water, $1.75. 
 
 Down tlie Hay of Fundy, when required, sliall be two dollars and seventy- 
 Hve cents {if!2.7o) |)er foot draft of water, over and above the one dollar and 
 seventy-live cents (!{il.75) harbor pilotage outwards. 
 
 Tramporlimj — If any j)ilot shall be employed in the removal of any steamer 
 within the port or harbor of St. John, from any mooring ground to any wharf, 
 or from any wharf to any mooring ground, or from one wharf to another 
 wharf, and such pilot shall see the said steamer properly secured and moored, 
 he shall be entitled to demand and receive for such services as follows: Pro- 
 vided always, that if on the arrival of any steamer into the harbor of St. John, 
 circumstances prevent such steamer from being placed on the mooring ground 
 or at the berth intended by the master, owner or consignee of such steamer, it 
 shall be the duty of the pilot piloting such stea.iier inwards to pilot the same 
 when being removed to such mooring ground or berth, if such removal takes 
 |)lace within twenty-four hours after the arrival of such steamer as aforesaid, 
 li'ithont extra charge for the same. 
 
 For all steamers not exceeding 100 tons ....$2 00 
 
 Over 100 tons, and not exceeding 200 tons 2 50 
 
 " 200 " " " 300 " 3 75 
 
 " 300 " " " 400 " 5 00 
 
 And thirty cents additional for every fifty tons such steamer shall measure 
 over 400 tons. 
 
 It being understood if a steamer drop two anchors in the harbor on arrival 
 slje is considered moored, and anv removal is a transportation. 
 
 (Signed) J. U. THOMAS, Secretary. 
 
 Privy Council, Ottawa, 9th June, 1886. 
 
 1 hereby cert'fv thai the foregoing By-Laws of the Pilotage Commissioners 
 for the District of St. John, Province of New Brunswick, amending the 
 Pilotage By-Laws of 1875, and the By-Laws amending the same, have been 
 approved by His Excellency the Governor-General-in-Council on this, the 9th 
 day of June, 1886. " JOHN J. McGEE, 
 
 Clerk Privy Council. 
 Harbor Master's Fees. 
 
 For every vessel (^except steamers) plying between St. Jo*in and Digby in 
 
 Nova Scotia and ports in the Bay of Fundy to the eastward of the entrance ol' 
 
 the harbor, and woodboats and river craft : 
 
 For vessels of 80 tons, and under .50 tons $ 50 
 
 " .W " " 75 " 75 
 
 " 75 " " 100 " I 00 
 
 " lOit '• " 150 " 1 25 
 
 " leO " •' 200 " 1 50 
 
 «' 200 " " '.m " 2 GO 
 
 " 300 " " 400 '• 2 50 
 
 " 400 " " 500 " 3 00 
 
 " 500 " " 550 " 3 50 
 
 Aud 25 cents for every 5U tons such vessel may measure over 500 tons. 
 
 Provided, however, that for all decked vessels under the burthen of lun 
 
 tons, owned and registered in this port, and for all vessels under th.at tonnaiif, 
 
 owned or registered elsewhere, when trading within the Bay of Fundy, "t 
 
 trading and arriving from ports to the northward of Cape Cod, west of ("api' 
 
 Canso, or from any port in Nova Scotia, there may be paid to the Harbor 
 
 SCHOOL REQUISITES ALWAYS IN STOCK. J. & A. HcMILLAN, ST. JOHN. 
 
St. John City — Toi- Wharfage Rates. 
 
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 lur and 
 
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 ^ wharf, 
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 ST. JOHK. 
 
 Railroad and Steamboat Printing a Special Featnre at J. & A. McMILLAM'S. 
 
 Miister, in lieu of the several sums of money mentioned in tlie scale aforesaid, 
 
 an annual sum, according to the following scale, viz: 
 
 For vessels under 8(i tons .' $ 7.5 
 
 '* of 3(» tons, and under .50 toDh 1 oo 
 
 " " .50 " " 75 " ....; 1 .50 
 
 " " 75 " " 100 " 2 (10 
 
 in case the master or owner shall elect to make such annual payment on the 
 tirst arrival of any such vessel in the said harbor after the 31st day of March 
 in each year, and at the time of making such election shall also pay the same 
 tt> the Harlior Master. 
 
 Anchorage. 
 
 For all decked vessels, not being ships of war or transports, or other vessels 
 ♦"mployed in the transportation of troops or munitions of war. or otherwise 
 exclusively for the time being in the employment of Her Majesty's Govern- 
 ment; and except steamers plying between this port and the port of Digby in 
 Nova Scotia, and ports in the Bay of Fundy to the eastward of the entrance 
 to this harbor, which shall arrive, come, or be brought into this harbor of St. 
 John, there shall be paid on demand by tlie owner, master, agent, consignee, 
 or person in charge of such vessels, respectively, to the use of the city corpor- 
 ation of St. John, as a duty of anchorage for each and every time such vessel 
 may so arrive, come, or be brought, whether such vessel shall anchor or not, 
 according to the following scale, that is to say : 
 
 For vessels not exceeding 5i) tons S 75 
 
 For vessels of 50'toiis, and under 100 tons 1 00 
 
 100 
 1.50 
 •MS 
 250 
 
 l,Mi 
 200 
 250 
 HOO 
 
 1 25 
 1 50 
 
 1 75 
 
 2 00 
 
 And 25 cents lor each 50 tons additional. 
 
 Rates of Top Wharfage. 
 
 .Anchors and Chains of all kinds, per ton of 2,240 Jb.s, 
 
 Alt and Heer, per hogshead, each, 
 
 " l>arrel, each, 
 
 " hall-barrel, each, 
 
 barrels of Raisins, FMtch, Tar, Cement, Plaster of Paris, Whiting, 
 
 Heans, Peas and Barley, each, 
 
 barrels of Flour, Bread, Meal, Oui(>n!>, Apples and Potatoes, each, ... 
 
 Half-barrels of the same, eael 
 
 I'iikins and Kegs of all kinds, weighing 2« lbs, and over, uji to 50 
 
 lbs, each, 
 
 Weighing under 28 lbs, each, 
 
 Hallast, per ton of 2,240 n.s 
 
 Hriiks, per thousand, 
 
 • oaN of all kinds, per ton of 2,240 lbs, 
 
 • rates. Casks and Cases of (ila.ss ami ICarthenware, per ton of 40 
 
 cubic feet, each, 
 
 Harrels of same, eaih, 
 
 Carriages and ' oaches, each, 
 
 < arboys, each, 
 
 (lay and Chalk, per ton of 2,240 lb> 
 
 <'attle, viz., Bulls, Oxen and Cows, each, 
 
 " Heifers. Calves, >he('p and Lambs, each, 
 
 < iitree, Cocoanuts, Walnuts, and other kinds of Nuts and Filberts, 
 
 in bags, each Itag, 
 
 1 ish, dry, p';r quintal, 
 
 pe'r hogshead, each, 
 
 per tierce, each, 
 
 Smoked Herring, pci box, 
 
 ("lass, in boxe-i of 100 IVct, each, 
 
 " smaller packages, each 
 
 twenty-five cents, 
 seven cents, 
 three cents, 
 two cents. 
 
 three cents, 
 one cent 
 one-half cent. 
 
 one-half cent, 
 one-quarter cent, 
 ten cents, 
 twenty cents. 
 fi\e cents. 
 
 ten cents. 
 one cent, 
 ten cents. 
 one cent, 
 ten cents, 
 ten cents, 
 two cents. 
 
 one cent, 
 one cent. 
 ti'U ccnt.-i. 
 live cents, 
 one-iiuarter cent, 
 one cent, 
 one-half cent. 
 
 LAW GASES AND FACTUMS PRINTED PROMPTLY BY J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
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 160 
 
 St. John City— Hates of Wharfaoe. 
 
 EVERT DESCRIPTION OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT MCMILLAN'S. 
 
 <irains and Roots of all kinds, per 100 bushels, 
 
 llorst't, Marcs and (it'ldinns, c'lich, 
 
 Hay, screwed, per ton of 2,(100 lt(s, 
 
 " unsfrewt'd, [)er ton ol 2,<i()'t lbs, 
 
 Hides, fjreen, each, 
 
 " dry, " 
 
 " in hales, each hale, 
 
 Hollow Cast Iron Wari', Terra ditta and Iron I'ipintf, and Loose 
 
 Stove Castings, jicr ton, 
 
 Hampers, t^ach, 
 
 Lime, per hoKsliead, 
 
 " liair.l. 
 
 Lurnhcrofall i.mds, per tiiousand superficial feet, 
 
 Laih-i, pci thi)U>and, 
 
 J^iquors and l.i(iuids, per pipe each, 
 
 " " iuigshead, each, 
 
 " •• (|uarter-cask, each 
 
 Minerals of all kinds. Coals excoi)ted, not manufactured, per ton of 
 
 '2,210 tt)S, 
 
 Jdola8s<>s iin<l Melado, per hopHhead, each, 
 
 •' •' puncheon, " 
 
 " " tierce, " 
 
 Imrrcl, " 
 
 Oil, I'arafine, IJenzine and Kerosene, per harrel, each, 
 
 Raisins, in t)oxes, per box, 
 
 " half-boxes, per box, 
 
 " (iiiartcr-boxes, per box, 
 
 .Sngur, per hogshead, each, 
 
 " tierce, " 
 
 " barrel, " 
 
 Salt, in sacks, eadi, 
 
 " in half-sacks, each, 
 
 '■ loose, and Kock Salt, )ier ton of 2,2-10 ths, 
 
 Stoneware, Crocks, Demijohns, each 
 
 Slate, per ton of 2,240 H)s, 
 
 Stone of all kinds, per cubic ton, 
 
 Sand, per ton, 
 
 Shin^;les, per thousand, 
 
 Railway Iron, Iron in l)ars, bolts, sheets, plates, nails, spikos 
 
 pigs, per ton of 2,2-K) ft)s, 
 
 Tea, in lioxes, each, 
 
 '• halt-boxes, each, 
 
 " smaller packages, each, 
 
 Timber of all kinds, undressed, per cubic ton 
 
 Wagons, Huggie.f, <iigs and ottu'r \'ehi(;lcs, each, 
 
 Wood, Lath and Fire Wood, per ci>r(l, 
 
 /ine, in sheets, liars, blocks, nails and spikis, per ton, 
 
 All empty packages to pay lialf tlie latc offiill piu:l 
 wares and tiiercliandise not Jiereiiiltcifore cniiiiieratcd ; 
 rate of twenty cents per ton, weight or iiieasuremcn!, ; 
 leetor, lessee or pi-(){>riet()rs ottlie wharf win ret)!! tlif ; 
 
 liiitcs ol* Wliarlagc. 
 
 For every Decked Vessel of — 
 
 40 tons or under, S ;>() 220 tons or 
 
 40 " ■• "lO, :ir) 2)0 ■' 
 
 thirty cents, 
 ten cents. 
 twenty cents, 
 thirty cents, 
 one-half cent, 
 one-half cent, 
 ten cents. 
 
 twenty-five cents. 
 
 one cent. 
 
 rtv(! cents. 
 
 two and one-half cent.* 
 
 ten cents. 
 
 two cents. 
 
 ten e('nts. 
 
 .seven cent>. 
 
 three cents. 
 
 ten cents. 
 , seveti cents. 
 , seven cents. 
 
 live cents. 
 . two cents. 
 . four cents. 
 , one cent. 
 . on(>-half cent. 
 , one-iiuarter cent. 
 
 ten cents. 
 
 seven ceiit.s. 
 , three cents. 
 . one cent. 
 . one-half cent. 
 
 ten cents 
 
 (iiH'-(|uiirler cent. 
 . ten <'ents. 
 
 1 1 V eeilts. 
 
 \:\< cuts, 
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 70 
 
 80 
 
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 100 
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 180 
 200 
 
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 70 
 
 80, 
 
 '.•11, 
 
 100, 
 
 120, 
 
 1.50, 
 
 180, 
 
 200, 
 
 220, 
 
 And the sum of; 
 
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 10 
 
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 2C,0 
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 ;ioo, 
 
 :!20. 
 
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 :!so, 
 
 400. 
 150, 
 
 .500, 
 
 5 cents for each additional .50 tons. 
 
 J. & A. MCMILLAN PUBLISH MCMILLAN'S MAP OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
SuNBURY County. 151 
 
 J. & A. McMillan make a specialty of papf!! ruung. 
 
 / 
 
 COUNTY OF SUNBURY. 
 
 Sh irclown — Oromncto. 
 
 Judge of tlie County Court — Hon Jnnus Stead man ; Clerk, (has K IhitVy. 
 
 Commis»i(»nerK of Parish Court— Cecil F McLean, I'urton ; W H Harrison, 
 ^heflield; VV II Stecves, Lincoln; Thos L Alexander, (Uadstonc ; J K Miller, 
 •■r. Northfield ; James S Raymond, Maugerville. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— Chas E DuHy. 
 
 High Slierirt'— James Holden. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace -Chas E DuHy. 
 
 Judge of Probate— Georye L I>rown. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills and of Probates— Emma E Estabrooks; J D 
 Macpherson, Deputy. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses — Moses H Coburn. 
 
 Registrar of Births, Deaths and .\Iarriages — Emma E Estabrooks. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Aflidavits and Hail — Moses H Coburn, Sheffield ; 
 Charles J Hailey, Fredericton Junction; James S White, Oromocto ; Charles 
 J Burpee, Sheffield. 
 
 Vendor of Law and Probate Stamps -L McLean. 
 
 Coroners — Gehardus Clowes. Moses II Coburn, John R Seelv. Ilenrv Rees, 
 Albert Ferguson, II B Mitchell, Thomas P Taylor, David VV Hartt, Thomas 
 H Kelly, (leo A Perley, (ieo F firass and Henry Webb. 
 
 Auctioneers — Hon Archibald Harrison, (ieo .\ PerU'y and James S White. 
 
 Labor Act Conunissioners — Newton Burpee, Sheffield ; Jas Fowler, Robert 
 Harper, F E Biddiscombe, jr, Northfield; John Miles, Maugerville; Robert 
 Hughes, Lincoln and liurton ; Chas Tracey, (iladstonc ; James Tracey, Brown 
 Kiiige Road. 
 
 Commissioners Free Grants Crown Lands — Fred Duplissy, Blissville; John 
 Keid, Peltoma. 
 
 Time of holding Circuit Court— Second Tuesday in May and third Tuet^day 
 in (October. 
 
 Time for holding Coiinty Courts — First Tuesday in March, third Tuesday 
 1) June, and on the Wednesday ne.xt after the second Tuesday in (October. 
 
 Hoards of Health, see page llii. (iame Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 Coiiiity roiiiicil. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer — James S White. 
 Blissville— Wellington Y Hoyt and Ford C Taylor. 
 Burton — (Jeorge Armstrong and Fred Babbitt. 
 ( Gladstone — Wesley D Nason and Jeremiah Tracey. 
 Lincoln — Abner Smith and Lewis II Bliss. 
 Maugerville — (ieorge F Banks and (ieorge A Perley. 
 Northfield — James Powers and William Egers. 
 Sheflield— Tliomas P Taylor and Charles J Burpee. 
 
 CViisirs Returns, 1801. 
 
 iilissville 7()4 Mau<ferville 475 
 
 Burton 1,405 N(.rthfield 003 
 
 iladstone 911 Sheffield 713 
 
 Lincoln 840 Total 5,761 
 
 PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS PRINTED IN Al STTLE AT McMILLAN'S. 
 
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 Victoria County. 
 
 J. k A. McMillan furnish estimates for society printino. 
 
 COUNTY OF VICTOllIA. 
 
 Sh ire town — A ndover. 
 
 .Judge of the CJoiitity Court — Hon Jus (i Stevens; Clerk, W Fred Kertson. 
 
 Clerk of the CirciiitH— VV Fred Kertson. 
 
 ConunissioiierH for Parish (-oiirts— John Kyan, Crordon ; C W S Barker iind 
 P (J Fraser, (irand Falls; (J L Everett, Lome; A J Jensen, Drumniond ; 
 A Hrynier, Perth. 
 
 Police Magistrate for Parishes of .Vndover and Perth — Neil McQuarrie. 
 
 Sheriff -James Tihhits; Deputy Sheriff, J J Knpkey. 
 
 Keeper of the Rolls and Clerk of the Peaee — T J Carter. 
 
 Jndge of Prohate — W Fred Kertson ; Registrar, James Tihhits. 
 
 Vendor of Probate Stamjis — T J Carter. 
 
 Registrar of Heeds and Wills— Marry II Tlhbits ; Deputy, II VV Beverid;>;(-. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Special Bail — Adam Beveridge, John Costigan. 
 
 Commissionei.' for taking Kxaminations under the Act relatirig to Arn'st 
 and Imprisonment of Debtors (ol) Vic. cap. 28) — Alex Straton, the County 
 Court Judge, and Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — Wm Everett, G L Kelly, Benjamin Kilbun; 
 and A R Hallett. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — John Costigaii. 
 W Fred Kertson, Alex Straton, P ii Fraser, John C McCluskey, Adam .J 
 Beveridge, Thos Lawson and T J Carter. 
 
 Divisional Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths— James Tibbits. 
 
 Board of Valuators— Jas P Kelly, John Ryan and Alex Straton. 
 
 Coroners — Leonard W Wilson, John W Tapley and Fred N Welling, m <> 
 
 Collectors <if Customs— Hugh F Taylor and Geo A Bedell. 
 
 Preventive Officer — D Armstrong. 
 
 School Trustees — Andover, Wm Currey, J A Perley and .\bram Kupkev 
 J A Perley, Secretary. 
 
 Revising Officer tor the Electoral District of Victoria — B R Plant. 
 
 Crown Land Surveyors — A E Hanson and W^ B Iloyt, Andover. 
 
 Labor Act Commissioners — (ieo Baird, Andover; John McCluskey, Grana 
 Falls; Benjamin Kilhurn, Perth ; John Smith, Gordon ; Jas Jenkins, Lortu- ; 
 Daniel E Walson, Drummond. 
 
 Commissioners Free (irants Crown Lands — Thomas Cumming, Kintorf 
 Edward Abildgaard, New Denmark; Thomas Knowles and Simon LeonanI, 
 Birch Ridge; .John Smith, Three Brooks; Wm McPhail, Stonehaven; Join. 
 Walker, Til ley. 
 
 Liquor License Commissioners— Thomas Emack, J E Mallory, J Watson 
 Inspector, T R Cameron. Grand Falls — George A McMillan, C Albert Estf^ 
 Joseph LeClair: Inspector, J Horsman. 
 
 Board of Healt'i, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 County Council. 
 
 Secretarv-Treasurer — James Tibbitts. 
 Auditor— E II Hoyt. 
 Andover— W^ E Spike and Jas Howlett. 
 Perth — Albert Brymer and Chas Inman. 
 Grand F'alls — J LeClair, D Murehison. 
 Drummond — W W Brayall and W Warnock. 
 Gordon — J F Tweedale and John Ryan. 
 Lorne--J W^ Tapley and James Jenkins. 
 
 LEGAL BLANKS AND STATIONERY ALWAYS IN STOCK AT McHILLAN'S. 
 
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 J. k A. McMillan print ball programmes in the latest styles. 
 
 Town of (Jraiul Falls. 
 
 Mayor — Dr J R Wude. 
 
 CouncillorH— Ward 1, (loorKO W Day, .Jaiiu's riiir<r('S'^. jr ; Ward 'J, .Jaiuo«» 
 Watson, I)r Choiiinard ; Ward li, Alln'it (' Dixon, l-'raiik l.andrcan. 
 
 Assessors-J K Wade, m d, Ward 1 ; I' Mc-Cliiskev, Wanl J; .1 1' Kcllv, 
 Ward 3. 
 
 Treasurer— A K Hallett; W V Kortson, ("U-rk. 
 
 Oiisiis KHiinis, ISUt. 
 
 Andover 1,242 (Irand Kalis l,o9t> 
 
 Driimmond,. 2,022 Lome ;i09 
 
 Uordon 71:'. IVrtli 1,792 
 
 Total 7,704 
 
 COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Sh iretoH'ti — Dorche*tcr. 
 
 Judge of the County Court — Hon W WillxM-fonv W»Mls, Moncton ; Clerk, 
 W Hazen Chapman, Eiorclu'stor ; Crier, FJijah ( vr, Dorchester. 
 
 Judge of Probate — V W Enitnerson, i.i, ii, Siukvilie. 
 
 Registrar of Probates, Clerk of tlie Peaee, Keeper of the Kolls, and a Com- 
 missioner for taking the Kxamination of l)el)t(trs — (has R Knapp. 
 
 Vendors of Law Stamps — H W Masters, r)orchest( r ; S ( rarulal!, Moncton ; 
 Anhrey Lund, Sackville. 
 
 Vendors of Probate Stamps — S Edjrar Wilson, Dorchester; Aubrey Lund, 
 Sackville. 
 
 Registrar of Marriages, Hiiths and Deaths — F A McCidly, M A, Moncton. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — All»ert .1 Chapman. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — Wm llackhouse; Deputy, W Frank Tait. 
 
 High Sherifl' — Angus McC^iicen. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts, and Stipendiary .lustices — James C 
 Craves, Narcisse 1) LeHlanc, Shediac ; Walter Caliill, Sackville; Charles A 
 Road, Port F^igin. 
 
 Commissioner of the Moncton Civil Court and Police Magistrate — James 
 Kay. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts -W Hazen Chapmnn, Maximillian F' 
 Richard, Dorchester; Frederick W Emmcrson, Sackville; Ceo ( hapmau, 
 Salisbury; W Chapel Silliker, Westmorland Parish; Patrick Hebert, Adam 
 Simpson, Botsford ; W B Deacon, Shediac ; Amasa Kill.im, Moncton. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Examiuatif)iis under the Ai-t relating to Arrest 
 :nid Imprisonment of D.-l>tors (oO Vic. cap. 2S) — Frank A McCully, Hon A D 
 Richard, the County Coiiil Judge, and Clerk of the Peace the City of Mono- 
 ton excepted). 
 
 Commissioners for taking Aflidavits in the Supreme C!ourt— W B Deacon, 
 K J Smith, Shediac; W W Price, .Salisl)ury ; A L Wright, John McKenzie, 
 Moncton; Martin Trueman, Point de Bute"; and all Attorneys in the County. 
 
 Conjmissioners for taking Special Bail in tlie Supreme Court — Walter ('ahill, 
 Sackville: William Backhouse. Dorchester; Wm B Deacon, Shediac ; and the 
 .Iiulge of the Count v Court in the Comny. 
 
 Labor Act Comm'issioners— J A McDougall, Shediac; C E Lmid, Botsford, 
 Dorchester, Sackville and Westmorland; A McN Russell, Moncton. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan make a specialty of color printing. 
 
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 l')4 Wkstmorland County — York County. 
 
 ~~ J. & A. McMillan keep waterman's ideal fountain pens. 
 
 Crown I,:in«l SiirvcvorH— C 1-' Lund, Siickville; Jolin W PattorHon, SiiliV 
 V>urv ; A iMcN KiisscI, Mdiictoii. 
 
 (>()r(>iin*.s — J W CImpmaii, K T (iaudet, M n, Tlionias A LeHlanc, Kdw.irH 
 r I)oln'rt_v, M i», Dorclicster ; C'lias Somers, ('lenient Hnrk, Moncton ; Robert 
 I'c'll, Joliii IJainI, Sackvilli'; () R Dixon, Kdwd ( Joodi-n, Weslniorland ; Win 
 I)ol)son, I'.otHfoid ; .1 (' Price, Nelson (i Trites. Roland F Keith, Salisburv ; 
 N S LeF?l,inc, \ll;m W Cliapiinn, David (;arlan(l. 
 
 r Maniauc Licenses — S \V Tinirli-v, Dorchester ; R A Borden, 
 
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 niTs ol 
 
 David < Irant, Moncton ; (J M I'.le. kney, Charles A Keith, Ahrahani Steeveh, 
 Salis!>iiiv ; (ieo Dobsoii, Rufiis Oult* n, Botsford ; Joiin Sproul, Albion Gray, 
 Sack villi'. 
 
 Mei'tiii,i;s of Municipal ('oiincil — First Tuesday in Jannary and first Tiuw- 
 
 «l;iv in 
 
 .liilv 
 
 Boiiril III' Jleulth, see page llo. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
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 ton. 
 
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 I VI Pi 
 
 -C W Robinson. 
 
 Aldeniien-at-Larue — W Weldon and D liradlev. 
 
 Aid' rtneu -Ward 1, F W (Jivan and .J II Dnnlap; Ward 2, J W Walhc* 
 and J W Whitehead; Ward :'., W D Martin and .J S N'agee. 
 
 Miiiiicipalit.v oC Wostiiioiiaiid. 
 
 Unrden--K Kay; Secretary, S Kdgar Wilson; Treasurer, A D Richuril 
 Salisl iiry — Kariy Kay and S C Alward. 
 Dorchester (Jhas Hickman and 1'' T (iandet, m d. 
 .Sackville— C C (.'aniplieli and Wrn (Jiark. 
 Westmorland — .Joseph A Mc(^iieen and llc^liert Carter. 
 
 Botsford — P Mahonev and 
 
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 Shediac— .\ T Lelilan- ;iiid (^harles Uoberrs. 
 Moncton — Richard Li.i/ and Catnillo Snrratt. 
 
 (>n8iis llelitras, 1801. 
 
 liotsford 4,150 Moncton 'parish;. ,XC)r> Shediac (),21" 
 
 Dorcln'ster H.aoS Sackville! Li)S4 Westmorland 2,ir,S 
 
 Moncton (city) XJ65 Salisbury '\{)17 Total A\,\s\ 
 
 COUNTY OF YOKK. 
 
 Shiretown — Fredericlon, 
 Judfre of the County Court — Hon .James Steadman ; CierW, .T H Barry. 
 High Sheriflf— A A Sterling; Depntv Sheritt", John B DawthoriiO- 
 Clerk of the Peace -11 B Rainsford." 
 Surrogate and .Judge of Probate — Francis A II Straton. 
 Registrar of Probate — J D Harry. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds ana \Vills — Abraham D Yerxa; Deputy, Elijah H 
 Yerxa 
 ./ailei — John B ILnvthorne. 
 Crown Land Surveyor — Peter Wood, Twecdside. 
 Clerk of the Circ'nit Court -Stewart Campbell. 
 
 ORDERS FOR BOOKS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO BY J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
York County. 
 
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 ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT MCMILLAN'S. 
 
 IsHUcrs of MurriiiKO LiicuHPs — Aloxandcr Honii«'tt. David (flcndoiiniinr, K 
 Hanson, Win Firowt), T L Karic, .lames Swan, ( Joo I\'l»<ni, Charlt's (J Main, 
 Xddison l?o\vnian and Ilavi'lock Kcllv 
 
 ('oronerH— (ieo H Vanwart, .lolin KU'tclior, Kdward I) Kstahrooks, f'liark'n 
 McCiibhons, C'lias F Hol)(>n. AK-x Hav, (iooritf* N Howland, CharU's F, Dow, 
 David Moore, M d, Alfred Kowley, Kaiikini- D P.rooks, .John P. (Jrant, .Jesse 
 r>aker, David Rartlett, Henjainin ("olairn, M D, Otiltur Dimpliy, David L 
 (Jrant, VVilniot (Juioii, .Tames Kennedy, I'atrick I.ockliart, .lolin vlarshall, 
 .!ames K Finder, Samuel Watts, Henry (' Warneford. (i l'"> Coiiltiiard, M i>, 
 Aliraliani Hennett, Rarnett M Mnllin. M d, Wm McKeen, Alex Kay, Leonard 
 Miller, A Dow Cohnrn, M D, (i II ('obiirn, M n, O K Morehouse, M D, F .1 
 Seery, M d, George MeKwen. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Civil Co\irts — A E ClilVan*! ( lef) MeKwen, Kin^s- 
 <lear; .loseph Porter and K D Fstahnioks. Prince William: .John I"' Petty, 
 Wm Murray and Thos K(tl>inson, Manners-Siitton ; .Icssc Christi*', Whitfield 
 Kstey and Thomas Morris, liri<;ht; .lohn L IMetcher and Cu-orfie S Peters, St 
 Marvs; .larvis S Law and Peter (^iirdwood, C'atiterhury : .John F Casey and 
 Archibahl Fleming, Dumfries; Adam Sharp and A (' Whitehead, Qneens- 
 hury; Edward Pi(i)i;eon and .lolin Put,'li, Doiit,'las; W W Met Jeorge and .1 F 
 I'omeroy, North Lake; Thos W Piu-vis and (Jeo N P.rown. Southampton; 
 .Joseph Porter and E D Estahrooks, Prince William; Ilavelock Kelly, 
 Stanley. 
 
 Lahor Aet Commissioners— .J<din Taylor and Peter Wo()<l, Manners-Stitton ; 
 Jos MeCutcheon, Prince William; (ieortre F A .lamiHson, Canterbury; 
 Henry Hnrtt, Don^rlas; Demiis (^lnnolly, Diunfries; .Icdin L Foster and ('has 
 K Oopley, North Lake; Thos W Pnrvi< and .John P> (Irant. SoutliMmplon : 
 .lolin A Munro, St Marys and Stanley; Chas Wright, Canterlmrv; Timothy 
 W Smiih, Bright. 
 
 Comns-'^sioner Free Grants Crown Lands — Timoihv W Smith, Millville. 
 
 Commissioners for takinir Affidavits in the Supreme Court The several 
 Attorneys praetieing in the County. 
 
 Vendor of Law and Probate Stamps— .1 F McMurriiy. l-Vcdericton. 
 
 Commissioner under CJaniishee Act, cap. 4)5, Consolidated Statutes— John 
 L Marsh. 
 
 Licensed Vendors of Liipiors in the City of Fredericton under cap. 99 of 
 the Canada Temperance Act— (ieo C Hunt and .John M Wiley ; ior Mauners- 
 Sutton, John P Petty, 
 
 Miiiiicipal Coniu'il. 
 
 Warden— Geo F .\ Jamieson ; Secretary-Treasurer, John Plack ; Auditor, 
 Jiis W McCreadv; Division Kegistrar, HB Kainsford ; Clerk of the Peace, 
 H B Kainsford.' 
 
 Bright, Dr O E Morehouse and Jas W .Tewett ; Canterbury, (Jeorge F A 
 Jamieson and Jas A (iould ; Douglas, ( ieo Sevmour and Alexander F^rewer; 
 Dumfries, .lohn Scott and Thos Simmons; Kingsclear, John (' Murray and 
 A E Cliff; Manners Sutton, John Mowatt and Robert Thompson: MeAdam, 
 George Moffatt and Jas W Green; New Marvbind. David M Fisher and 
 Henry Morgan: North Lake, (ieo S Inch an.l David Croplev ; Prince 
 William, Wm W (iraham and Archie McMullin ; (^ueensbury, Alanson Mc- 
 Nallv and Geo F P.nrden : St Marvs. Spencer Inch and Luther GdocNpeed; 
 Southampton, Timothy W Smith and John Oldham ; Stanley, John Hinehey 
 and Haveluck Kelly. 
 
 MCMILLAN'S NOTE AND LETTER PADS ARE USEFUL FOR OFFICE WORK. 
 
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 York County. 
 
 J. & A. MoMILLAN FURNISH ESTIMATES FOR SOCIETY PRINTmO. 
 
 Corporation of Frodericton. 
 
 Mayor — Wesley Vanwart ; City Clerk, Charles W Beckwith ; Deputy ('ity 
 Clerk, J Hush ('aider ; City Treasurer, John Moore; City Ainlitop, J Hnf>h 
 Caldo-; Market Clerk, Robert H Rainsford; Wharfinger, Richard A Estey. 
 
 Aldermen— Wellington Ward, John MacPherson and Frank 11 Risteen : 
 St Ann's Ward, Asa Vanwart and C H Thomas, Carleton Ward, Patrick 
 F'arrell and Israel (iolding ; Queens Ward, Joshua Limerick and John Moore ; 
 Kings Ward, Marry Beckwith and Oeo N Babbitt. 
 
 (yity Marshal James Roberts. 
 
 Fire Department— Chief Engineer, .\ndrew Lipsett ; Assistant Chief, Geo 
 W Rose ; Foreman No 1 Hose Co, John McLauchlan ; Foreman No 2 Central 
 Hose Co, C J Wilson ; Fo'-eman No 4 Hose Co, Harry C Rutter; Foreman 
 No 5 Hose Co. '^ieo W Clark ; Foreman Hook and Ladder Co, Nut J Smith, 
 jr; Foreman Salvage Co., .\lex S Flemming. 
 
 Superintendent Electric Fire .Alirm — Harry White. 
 
 Alms House ('ommissioner — Geo Hatt ; Keeper, A D Thomas. 
 
 Manager City Hall — J Hugh Calder; Janitor, Richard Sisson. 
 
 T'oUector of Licenses — J B Hawthorne. 
 
 Road Commissioner — William McKay. 
 
 City Assessors — W J Crewdson, Principal ; H C Mackay and A S Murray, 
 Assistants. 
 
 Revisors Johi; Macpherson, I R Golding, .V H N'anwart, Harry BecU- 
 wi»rth and Jc -ihua Limerick. 
 
 Police Department — John L Marsh, Police Magistrate. Policemen — Paul 
 Phillips, Police Sergeant; Zeb Wright. John O'Neill and George Rideout. 
 
 Water Department Committee — John Macpherson, Chairman ; Israel K 
 Golding and Harry Iicckwith ; Superintendent, Alex Burchill; Engineer^. 
 John M Taylor and Malcolm Ross. 
 
 School Board — Dr G E Coulthard, Chairman ; appointed by Government. 
 Dr G E Coiihliani. J W Spurden, Willard Kitchen; appointed by the City 
 Council, A A Sterling, Jas T Sharkey, Wesley Vanwart, John J Weddall 
 and .Mrs W (r Clarke; Secretary, (J .\ !<ampson. 
 
 Board of Trade -James S Neill. President ; James W McCready, Secretary ; 
 A G Edgecombe, A A Lattimer. William Lemont. J T Clarke,' H H Pit"t>. 
 C F Chestnut, J J Weddall, G W Hodge, A H F Randolph, F B Edgecomb.-, 
 Coinicil. 
 
 Board of Health, see page 115. Game Wardens, see page 119. 
 
 C«*iisiis R(>tiirii«^, ISOl, 
 
 Bright 1,(5(51 
 
 Canterbu: , 2,21>7 
 
 Do.«,'las., " 2,HS0 
 
 Dumfries ()S9 
 
 ivingsclear 1,74(5 
 
 MannersSutton 1,H93 
 
 Marysville (Town) 1.3:59 
 
 New .Maryland 40.' 
 
 North Lake 7")'' 
 
 Prince William 1,3!N 
 
 Queensburv 1,5I(> 
 
 St. Marys..' 3.;r.J 
 
 Southampton 2,:>1'> 
 
 Stanley 2,4t>'; 
 
 KREDKRKTON. 
 
 Carleton Ward l,r)21 St. Ann's Ward 1,.')S> 
 
 Kings " 1,074 Wellington " s:!-J 
 
 Queens " 1,887 Total 6,o(i-' 
 
 Total :5(),979 
 
 F'SND FOR MCMILLAN'S CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL BOOKS. 
 
Railways. 
 
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 MAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (S5) FOR SALE BT J. & A. McMILLAN. 
 
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 RAILWAYS. 
 
 IntercoloniHl Railway— Miles operated. l.HKiV^;. 
 
 C Sohreiber, C M G, Deputy Minister and Chief Engineer of Railways and 
 Canals, Ottawa, Ont. 
 
 General Officers resident at Moncton, N B— D Pottinger, General Manager ; 
 W B Mackenzie, Chief Engineer; F R F Rrown, Mechanical Superintendent; 
 Thos Williams, Chief Accountant and Treasurer; J J Wallace, General 
 Freight Agent; John M Lyons, General Passenger and Ticket Agent ; C K 
 I'almer, General Storekeeper. 
 
 District Superintendents— James E Price, Halifax and St John District, 
 Truro, N S; Y C Campbell. Sydney and Oxford District. New (Jlasgow. N S: 
 W Rennela, Moncton and Ste Flavie District, Campbellton, N B; C Belleau 
 (acting), Montreal and Ste Fhivie District, Riviere du Loup, P Q. 
 Canadian Tacific Railway— (Atlantic Division.) 
 H P Timmernian, General Superintendent, St John ; J N Sutherland, Gen- 
 eral Freight Agent, St John; A IF Notnian, District Passenger Agent, St 
 John; W K Thompson, Superintendent, Hrownville Junction, Me; D W 
 Newcomb, Superintendent, Woodstock; J H Barber, P>ngiueer, St John: 
 J R Spragge, Master Mechanic, McAdam Junction. Miles operated, 6')5. 
 New RrunHwiclc Railway Company. — (Loasod to Ciinadian I'acific Railway.) 
 Robt Meighen, Piesidont; J Kennedy Tod, Vice-President; Alfred Seely, 
 .Secretary and Treasurer; W 1 Whitehead, Land Agent. Directors — Sir 
 Donald A Smith, K c M G, Robert Meighen, John Turnbull, Joseph Hardisty 
 Xf ontreal ; John S Kennedy, Samuel Thome. J Kennedy Tod, D Willi 
 James, New York; E R Burpee, Bangor, Me; II II McLean, John McMillan 
 St John, N B. Shore Line Railway. r 
 
 St John to St Stephen, 82 miles. Richard J Cross, New York, President ; 
 Hugh II McLean, Vice-President and Managing Director, St. John, N P.: 
 Frank J MePeake, Superintendent. Directors — Hon Russell Sage, Richard 
 J Cross, Giles E Trainor, Sidney Shepherd, Horace M Ruggles, Hugh H 
 NfcLean. El^in anil HHvelocl{ Railway. 
 
 27 miles. H C Tilley, St John. N H, Secretary and Treasurer; J D Chip 
 man, St John, N B, General Manager; A H Robinson, Petitcodiac, N H, 
 Superintendent; W W Killam, Petitcodiac, X B, Master Mechanic; J A 
 Wheaton, Elgin, N B, Road Master. 
 
 The Salisbury and Harvey Railway Company. 
 Salisbury to Flillsboro, 24 miles, and to Harvey, 4S miles. Connections, 
 made with I. C. R. at Salisbury, east and west. .V Sherwood, (ieneral Man- 
 ager; C H Harman, President"; F B Treiber, Secretary. 
 
 Gulf Shore Railway Co. 
 Caraquet to Tracadie, 14 miles. Head olHce, Bathurst. A .) H Stewart, 
 President; T M Burns, Secretary -Treasurer ; A J Stewart, T M Burns, Johii 
 Young. W J Melanson. Philip Rive. 
 
 Caraquet Railway. 
 
 From Gloucester to Shippegan, 70 miles. Patrick J Burns, President and 
 
 Manager; John Sivewright, Secretary-Treasurer; PJ Burns, (i M Duncan. 
 
 M D, Jacob White, Joseph Poirier, John Sivewright, Wm Walsh, Thomas 
 
 Ahier, Directors. 
 
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 rrinve Edward Island Railway. 
 
 D Pottinger, (ieneral Mannger Canadian Government Railways, Moncton, 
 N B; G A Sharpe, Snjierintendcnt ; W T Ilngj^an, Accountant and Auditor; 
 W S Poole, p'oreman Meclianieal Department; S F Hodgson. Storekeeper 
 and Mechanical Accountant ; H S CofHn, Car F'orenian. Head Offices : 
 rharlottetown. Distances: Charlotte(f)wn to Tignisli, 117 miles; Charlotte- 
 town to Souris, GO miles; Charlottetown to (ieorgetown, 4(5 miles; Charlotte- 
 town to Cape Traverse, 44 miles. Total mileage of railway, 210 miles. 
 
 Canada Kastern Railway. 
 
 Fredericton to Chatham, 120 miles; to I.oggieville, 120 miles. Indiantown 
 Branch, from Blackville to Indiantown, ',> miles. Alexander Gibson, General 
 Manager, Gibs(m. Moncton atu\ ItiictoucliH Railway. 
 
 Moncton to Biiotouche, .SI} miles. L G de Bertran), President; F G 
 Polly, Secretary : I J Merritt. Treasurer; K G Evans, Hampton, Assistant 
 Treasurer, Kent Northern Railway. 
 
 Richibucto via Kingston, to Kent .Junction, connecting with Intercolonial 
 Railway. Length of line, 27 miles. 
 
 Ontral Railway <'o. 
 
 Norton to Chipnian, 44n miles. Ollice: Hampton Station. C Ford Stevens, 
 Philadelphia, President; ./ P llsley, Philadelphia. Vice-President; E (i 
 Evans, Hampton, Tre:isurer and Superintendent; H .1 Fowler, Hampton, 
 Secretary. Ilantpton ami Saint MarlinH Railway. 
 
 Hat^pton to St. Martins. 30 miles. Office : Ham})t(tn Station. J P llsley, 
 Philadelphia, President; K(i Evans, Hampton, Vice-President and Superin- 
 lendent ; H ,J Fowler, Hampton, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 8t. John Valley and Rivier«' du l.oup Railway ('o. 
 Directors — (ieorge 1'' IJiiinl, W II Thorne, .James Manchester, H D Troop, 
 James Holly, (ieorge F Bainl, President; Charles A Palmer, Honorary 
 "Secretary ; I)avid Russell, Secretary. 
 
 .St. Loniii Railway. 
 Richibucto to St Louis. Length t)f line, 7 miles. Wilmot Brown, Manager. 
 
 Woodstock and C'cntrcville Railway Co. 
 Directors— Wm T Drvsdale, Woodstock, N P>. President ; Patrick O'MuIlin, 
 Halifa.x, NS; Ward c'Titlield, A (ieorge Blair, jr. .James A Belyea, John 
 V'onnor, St .John, X P> ; Robert W Connor. Secretary -Treasurer, St John, N I* ; 
 A B Connell, Solicitor of the Company, Woodstock, N B. 
 
 Albert .Southern ICailway. 
 16^ miles long. W W Wells, President; W A Trueman, 8ecretary-Treas- 
 irer and Manager. 
 
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 >i Corpus Christi, St. i'(>ter's and St. Paul's, ,\11 Saints, Conception, 
 
 <'hristmas Day, (Queen's Pdrthday, Labor Day, Dominion Day. 
 
 Also, througluMit the Dominion, any day appointed by proclamation for .< 
 .general Fast or Thanksgiving Day. 
 
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 I'ickctt, D W, H A Hound Hill, (iroonwioli .«o|it. 21, 18:.(i 
 
 ItavinontI, W (), m a St .lohii Itco. 21, l.*»7!» 
 
 RoherlM, <i (i, M A (Cunon) I'ri-.liiictoii Sopt. 2o, is."i7 
 
 Uol.oitson, K \V Mar. 2"), 18;n 
 
 SarupHon, W II .Sl.lohii, \Ve.-»t .Side I»oc 24, Issi 
 
 ."•'chotield, Cieo (Uctlrod) St .loliii Mar. 4, ls(;;> 
 
 ISfovil,(i K I'riiiio Williani Mar. 14^ 1897 
 
 Siiuomls, It, H A Fieilcriiliiii May HO, IMT 
 
 Simonson, K W, ii a St Amir. w« Jinio 9, is'„.» 
 
 Sllppor, A A., M .Muiiiiis |»oc. T.^, ISsrt 
 
 Smith, Itiiiiuhl l\ M A St <iei)i>,M' r»e<'. ir., is.vj 
 
 Hinilher.H, A W, it a W iitorl'.»i(l, Kiiij^a Co May 24, IVH 
 
 Snow, P »i Now.M.-sil.' Oot. 28, is'.n 
 
 Spike, H .M, ii a (Helired) -i .lohn Fune i:t, l.s.V' 
 
 Spencor, .lanio-s ( ainplitllton Die. 2.'!, isH.t 
 
 Strfel,T \V, n a j'ailitii.-t May 18, 185() 
 
 Stroot, W H, II A C'anipolollo luno 19, l,s")".» 
 
 Teed, A W, m a Kiclinioiid Pec. 2'\ 18ms 
 
 WainwrlKlit, II S, ii a KinK>t(>n, Kiiig.s Co Dfo. 2M, 18(it; 
 
 Warnelbrd, (' A s, n a L.iwscph .s I' () .lohnst'.n Mar. f<, (ss7 
 
 Wurnylord, K A (lietired) llaniplun Village Doo. 22, 1S,">(> 
 
 Wetini.ro, l> I, ii a Clit'ion, Kinus Co Sept. 2i>, isi; 
 
 Whalley, II K K, s a C I'ledorictDn Inc. 2.'{, 188;; 
 
 Wifjgins, C h\ ii a S.;ckvillo May 2:«, is7.> 
 
 Wilkin.-*..!!, Will J, n u lav .In \ in May 'S.i, I8S() 
 
 Witliycoiiilio, .1 M,iiA St ilohii, W.'st Sido Dec. 21,ls9(> 
 
 DK' f (tNS. 
 
 Aiton, W, II A Bathiirst Alay ;U, \m'- 
 
 Cody, H A <;rt'niwiL'l! 
 
 I)io(;t>8Hii .Syiiufl. 
 
 Prewuleiit -The Right Rev the Lord lUshop of Fp'cierictoii. A(l(lre>s — 
 Kredericton, N H. 
 Secretary The Rev O S Newnhaiii. Adilrcs.s, St Stephv-ii, N !>. 
 Treasure! — W E Smith. Address — Kredericton, N B. 
 Diocesan Registrar — C K A Sinioiuls. Achlress- Kredericton, X H. 
 Auditor -Augustus II Haningttm. Adiiress — St Joiin, N R. 
 
 COMMITTEES OF THE SYNOO. 
 
 Executive C'onunittee — The Very Rev I-'ramis I'artridge, d n, tlie N'encr- 
 able F II J Rrigstocke, D D, tiie N'tnerable Tiioiuas Xcalcs, ma, ..» ntjir'm ; 
 Kevs A J C'resswell, A (} II Diiker, \\ R Hooper, Il Mintgoiiieiy, L .V lloyt, 
 S Neules, W () Raymond, ("anon Kctchum, II E Dihlilee, ,j M Withycotnhe, 
 II K E Whally, A Siniliiers, and .Messrs R H Emerson, \V M .larvis, .John 
 Black, T C AUcn, A K Street, Henry Wihuot, .1 R t'ampi.ell, jr, Speaker 
 Burchill, SheriHSterli-.g, \V S Kisher, C E L .Jarvis. T R Robinson. 
 
 Roard of Kiiiance — Rev () S Xewidiam. Archdeacons Urigstocke and 
 Neales, Dean I'artri.lge, Messrs W M Jarvis, G A Scholiehi, (i S Sinitii, C N 
 Vrooin, J R ("amphell, jr. 
 
 Roard (f Home Missions — Thi' Very Rev Francis Partrid).re, D l», the Ven- 
 erable K il J Urigstocke, D D, the Venerable Thomas Xeaies, M A, ex njjicio ; 
 Revs J M Daveiipvirt, E R Hooper, t'anon Rubeits, C I* Ilanington, W <> 
 tiuyniond, and Messrs C E L .larvis, R R lOineisin, (i A Scholield, (i E Kair- 
 weather, Ilnrd Peters, .J Roy Campbell, jr, (_' N Vrooui, T (' Allen, .Judge 
 Hanington, Sherifl" Sturdee. 
 
 Members of the Roard of Management of the Domestic and Koreign Mi.s- 
 sionary Society— The \'«Ty Rev Dean I'artridge, the Venerable Archdeacon 
 Brigstocke, C N Vroom, CJco A Scholield. 
 
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 Board of ('liiirch I^ittTature — Kevs W K.itoiigh, Canon RolxTts, Oniuii 
 Forsytli, (' I* Iliiiiinytoii, W < ) liayniond, II Montgomery, and Messrs .J U 
 ('ainpl)ell, jr, T 1> llobinsotj, C E L Jarvis, liurd Peters, C K A .Simond>. 
 G A SclioliL'ld. 
 
 Standing? ( (nurnittt'i' — TIk' Kiyht Rev the Lord Bislutp, Cliairnian ; tin- 
 Vt'norable Arrlideacin I'rij^stocke, the V('neral)k' Archileacon Neales, ex ojiri^,- 
 Verv liov Ik'iin Pailiidge, Slieritl' Stiirdee, Kevs Canon Koherts, () 8 Newn- 
 ham, J M Davenport; Jnstice Hanington, CJeo A Schofiehl, C N Vroom. 
 
 Staiiilinf,' ('(•niuiittte on iSunday Sehools— Revs W Katonv;h, A \V Daniel. 
 E H Hooper, 11 Monl<;otnery ; Dr J M Deacon, Vivian Tippet, II Town. 
 
 Correspontiing Coniniillee in connection witii the IJoard of Mana«;en»ent d 
 the Domestic and ["oreif^n Missionary Society — The Rij^'ht Rev the Lord 
 Risiiop, Kevs (anon Forsyth, II E Dibblee, RP McKim ; W E Smith, K 1'. 
 Emerson, Hind Peters. 
 
 Hisliop MecUey Divinity Scliohirshij) Fund — The Right Rev the Lonl 
 IJishoji, (.'onvener; the \'enerahie Ardideacon Hrigstooke, the Venerabl.' 
 Archdeacon Neales, 11 Wilmot, the Treasnrer. 
 
 Governors of King's (.'oUege, Windsor The \'en Archdeacon Rrigstocke, 
 Justice IIaii,ii;,'t()n. 
 
 Trnstee of Ciiris' School, Windsor — John B Forster. 
 
 Finance Conniiittee — The Right Rev the Lord Bishop, the Treasnrer im" 
 the Synod, the N'enerahle Ar(!lideacon Neales, Rev W Samps(jn, Rev J Iv^ 
 Camplieil. (ieo A SchoHeld, W 15 Wallace, the Secretary of the Synod. 
 
 Lav Menil»ers of th« Retard of ' ^(;ipline — Jnstice Hanington, Sheri'! 
 Sterling, Slieriti' Stiirdee, W R Wall. , T Carleton Allen, A H Hanington. 
 Geo A Schotield, C N Vroom, 11 Wilmot, Hurd Peters, GOD Otty, Let- 
 Raymond. 
 
 Committee on Statistics— The Right Rev the Lord Bishop, Rev O S Newii- 
 hatn, Rev W O Raymond, (Jeo A Scholieltl, C E L Jarvis, E L Street. 
 
 On Kegnlar Meetings of Conniiittees — Rev WO Raymond, (i A SchofieM 
 
 (»n Memorials of I)eceased Members — Rev Canon Ketchnm, J Rov Cani| - 
 hell, Hurd Peters, H Town. 
 
 I'nlinislied Husiiiess and Printing — Rev W O Raymond, Rev O S Newn- 
 ham, J Roy Camplieil. 
 
 On Credentials— Rev W H Sampson, Hon T R Jones, G O D Otty. 
 
 On List of Parishes and Churches and C'liapels — Revs LA Iloyt, \V<i 
 Raymonil, Canon Roberts; C N Vroom, Hon ,J 1' Ihirchill. 
 
 On the Canon for the Aj)pt)intment of a Diocesan Registrar — The Rigli 
 Rev the Lord Bishop), \'ent'rable Archdeacon Xeales, Revs J Roy Campbell. 
 A Bareham, O S Newnliam, L A Hoyt, W II Sampson; C E A Sinionds, W 
 B Wallace, J Roy Campbell, (ieo A Schotield, Vivian Tippet. 
 
 On the Presentation to Rectories — The Ivight Rev the Lord Bishop, tl' 
 Very Rev the Dean, \'en Archdeacon Brigslocke, Revs O.S Xewnham, W ' < 
 Raymond, T Dickinson; A II Hanington, C E A Simonds, SheriH' Stunli' , 
 Henry Wilmot, C F Hanington, W B Wallace. 
 
 On Religious Education in the Public Schools — N'enerable .ArchdeaKu 
 Brigstocke, Convener; the \'ery Rev the Dean, \en Arehde;i(i)n Neali - 
 Revs J dcvSoy res. Canon Forsyth, J M Davenport, O S Newnliam, II Mnn 
 gomery, (ieo IC Lloyd, AG H Dicker; Justice Hanington, (ieo A Schotie! i. 
 C N Vroom, J Roy Campbell, A C Fairweather, Dr J M Deacon, Hurd Peter-. 
 Vivian Tii)pet, H Town. 
 
 \)u Systematic and Proportionate Giving — The Very Rev the Dean, \'' n 
 
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 Aii'luleacon Hrigstocki', \vn Arclidriu'on Nt-ales, Ki'vh O S Newnliani, .1 
 do Soy res, J M Davi'iipnrt, A Sinilluis, ,] M Witliytdiiiln', I! P McKini; il 
 Town, A C Kairwt'atlu'i-, (' K A Sitiirmtls, Ileiirv Wiliiiot, I.ci' Kaynu'iul, 
 T (' AlU'ii, (ieo K Fairwt'atluT, N'iviaii Ti|i|K'l, J Hoy ('ain|tlK'll. 
 
 I)eli'gat«'s to the I'loviiicial Synod Ilfv(> S Newnliain, the N'ery Kev hean 
 I'artruige, V'en Arclideacon llri^stocki', Yen An lideacoii Neales, Kevs J Koy 
 ( aiiipbell, Canon Kolierts, K li linopcr, Canon l'\)isyth, J M I)aven|iori, 
 II Montgomery, A J CresHwell. ( ecil \Vii,'^'iiis ; (ieorge A SdiolieUI, Justice 
 Jlaningtun, C N N'rooiu, Sheritl" Suu<iee, Hon J 1' I5nrcliill, T Carleton 
 Allen, Hurd IVters, 11 .n T K Jones. Dr J M Deaeon, K W Ilewson, (ieo E 
 Kairwealher. 
 
 Substitutes — Revs Canon Ketchuni, .1 de Soyres, (Jeorge !•' IJoyd, A I> A 
 I»ewdney, J K S Parkinson, A (i 11 l)ieker; l>r N I'arker, A 11 llanington, 
 A <-' Fairweather, SheriH' Sterling. 
 
 helegates to the (ieneral Synod — The \ ery Kev Dean Partridge. Ven 
 Archdeacon Hrigstocke, Yen An li(lea<'on Neales, Justice llanington, Geo A 
 Svholield, Sheritl Stnrdee. 
 
 Substitutes — Hevs J deSovres, OS Newnham, (ieo E Lloyd; Cieo K Fair- 
 weatlier, A C Fairweather. 
 
 Cliiirchwai'dfiis himI V«>Kti-yiii«n, St. John. 
 TUiNiTv cut lUH. 
 
 Wardens — James H MeAvily, (' l Clarke. Vestrymen, II II Harvey, L .V 
 ( urrey, John M Taylor, R L Smith, C K L Jarvis, C E Scaminell, W L 
 Prince, F J Ci Knowlton, Thomas I'aiton, H I) Peters, Alfred Porter, K C 
 Jones. Delegates to Synod, C E L Jarvis, II L Sturdee. Substitutes, Thos 
 Patton, C F Kinnear. 
 
 ST. .John's cm urn. 
 
 Rector Rev John de Soyres. Assistants, Rev <) \V Howard, Rev Joseph 
 Smith. Wardens, (Jeorge K l-'airweather, W II Mi-rritl. N'estrymen, A T 
 Thorne, Thomas McAvily, H W iH-Forest A W Adams. II C tiliey. K 15 
 Kmerson, C M Hostwick, !• red E Sayre, (i .\ Kimball, F W Daniel, J R 
 Armstrong, 11 F Puddington. N'estry Clerk, F () Allis(»n. Delegates to 
 Sviiod, (i E Fairweather, A H llanington. Substitutes, R H Emerson, H C 
 
 filley. 
 
 ST. mauy's chuucii. 
 
 Wardens— II Town, S (i Olive. Yestrymen, D S Betz, S Willis. L II 
 i:Mberts, W D Essington, E Y (lodfrey, S li Oivaii, Jas McKay, M F Manks, 
 Jas Sproul, W W Wetmore, F J Wright. F S Siewart. Delegates to Synod— 
 II Town, S E Olive. Substitutes, I) S Bet/., E Y Godfrey. 
 
 ST. I'All/s CHIIMMI. 
 
 Wardens— Hon Mr. Justice Parker, T Hanlay Pol)inson. Yestrymen, G 
 Sidney Smith, (i W Ketclium, J Douglas llazeii, .Jolin I Kobiuson, F 1' Starr, 
 W irTliorne, J C Robinson, J R Campbell, J K Scholield, Jas Jack, J M 
 Magee, J Twining Hartl. Delegates to Syiiud, Thos R Jone^, J Roy Camp- 
 bfll. SubstiliUes, U E Col.pe, John K Scholield. 
 
 ST. .iui)i:'s cHiiicii. 
 
 Wardens— S L Pritiain, C Coster. Yestrymen, Y W Tipi-t, J A Coster, 
 J P Congle, W F Harding, O Dunham, C F Tilton, S M Wi imore. Williaui 
 ^mith, J A Whiii-U', E P llaymond, Thos J Smith. Delegate to Synod, V W 
 lippet. Substitute, t; F Tilton. 
 
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 ST. .lAMlvs cm UCM. 
 
 Wardens —( ICO Hridm's, V S Shar|K'. Vt-Htrymcn. Joliii Hdldcii, Ilicli n . 
 HeatiH, .John Ki'iiimv, \V W Kiiij,'. H.ticdd I'crlfV, J K llamiii, K .M I'atilp I' 
 Arthur Koster, Waller Lamlt, John (J Kvv, Jaint's A Wilson, .John M An'hi 
 Hon. Dt'leniitf to Synod— (' II Smith. Siihstitntt's, ( Jt-o HridKCs, II Pt'rh\ 
 TrfUHnrtM-, Harold IVricy. N't'slry Ch-rk, .J(din C Kee. 
 
 ST. i.ikk's riiri:( II. 
 
 Kc'ftor Ki'v K I' McKini. < uratf, Kev Mr Hacon. WardiMiH, Dnnit-I i 
 Tapiey, Ilt-nry Ililvard. N'lstryim'n, David 11 Na.se, N W l>n'tian, A \| 
 Kowan, .Joscpli KnddiKk, J M Hohcrt-on. 11 <i Harrison, Wni II Smith, .J>tlii 
 VVIu'l[»lcy, rhili|» llamm, Thos A lirali.im, Win .McL have, Kirhard FariiHi 
 Delegates to Synod, W H Wallace, Henry Ililyanl. Snltstitntes, W II Smilli. 
 A M Rowan. Hohert C'nnninyhain, .Secretary. Kichard Farmer, Vestr« 
 C'lerk. Ik'ssie II Farmer, Organist. 
 
 8T. (iK()H(i!;'8 Olll'KCn. 
 Wardens W J Cornlield, ( has I*i(li,'eon. N'estrymeii. I'riah Drake, ( li,i- 
 Kmetson, D 15 Lord, M I'etetson, Isaac .Vinos, .J II .Moslier, John ('arri«'r, !• 
 L Dykemaii, A K lledell, Fzekiel .Mel. cod, Jas Carlclon, S M Sewell. D( ;.- 
 gates to Synod, W J Cornlield, (..'has I'idgeon. .Xuditors, I'riah Drake, .\I 
 Peterson. W J Cornlield, Treasurer. .las Carleton, \('stry Clerk. 
 
 ( IIIKCII or TItK UOOI) SIIKI'UKUI). 
 
 Wardens— Alfred Lordly, 'rhoma-> IIerrih;,'ton. Vestrymen, Frederick 
 Kngall, Frederick Cheesman, John Fngall, Thomas Knssell, John J Wiliiv 
 Kol)ert .\rmstrong, K()l)ert Duncan, Tiiomas Stears, Alhert Alc< Jnire, Jamt-- 
 Bryan, (.jieorge Dnuhain, Walter Dean. Delegate to Synod, Frederick Fngal! 
 Auditors, Frederick Fnj;all, Thomas Kns.sell. Vestry Clerk, J(»hn Willis. 
 
 <'kiir«'h of Kngliiiid liiHtitiitt*. 
 
 ORANCK HALL UUILDINCJ, 121 OKU.MAIN .MTRKKT. 
 
 I'atron--The liight Reverend the Lonl Hisliop of Fredericton. I'resideiit 
 The \'eneral)le Archdeacon Brigsiocke, i) l>. N'ice-l'residents — Rev Join 
 deSoyres, Rector of St Mark; Rev William () liaymonil. Rector of St Mary ; 
 Kev W 11 Sampson, Rector of Carleton; Rev J M Davi-npoit, I'riest m 
 eharge of Mission t hapel ; Rev A d II Dii-ker, Rector of St I'anl ; Kev Lc. 
 A lloyt, Rector of Simonds; Rev R I' .M«Kim, Rector of Portland ; Rev A I> 
 Dewdney, Rector of St James; Rev J M Withyeomhe, Rector of Vielori:i 
 J II MeAvily. Comieil -T li Robinson, WS Fisher, R F Conpe, Rowliin ' 
 Frith, J A ( o>ter, James F .Secord, J M Magce, S (i Olive, II 11 I'icketl, 1, 1 
 Perkins, N W Hrenan. F .V Kinnear, Secretary; .Vlfrcd Porter, Treasurer: 
 J Koy Campbell, Librarian. 
 
 ('Iiiir4;li of Kiit;iitii«l SiindHy S4-liool TeiielitTH' A.ss(>«-i»tioii. 
 
 Patron — The Right Rev the Lord lii.shop of the Diocese. President —Her 
 A D Dewdney. \' ice- Presidents— The Ven .Xrchdeai-on Rrigsiocke, l> i'. 
 Revs Canon DcN'eber, George Scholield, John de Soyres, W O Ravmond, W 
 II San)pson, W llatough, A (i II Dicker, L A Ih.yt, W LeR McKiel, 11 i' 
 MeKim, J M Withyeomhe, Messrs A H llanington, W M Jarvis, C F Kin- 
 near, Thos Patton, (Jeo K Fairwealher, .S (• Kiipalrick, T l> Robinson, 1111 
 Pickett, Miss J R Rarlow, Miss Sadlier, Mi.ss M .\ Peters, Mi.ss F Miiniv 
 Mrs John R Smith. Thos F Dyer, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 J. ft A. McMillan publish hchillan's map of new Brunswick. 
 
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 l>io«<<>H«> of S«. .lolin, N. II. 
 
 The Ki;,'ht Ki'V .lolin Swrcnv. d d. Iii>^|i^.|) t.f St. John. 
 
 (< olisci TiiH'd AiPiil !,'», ISC.ii I 
 
 Tilt' Vory licv Mou-iiyuor Cumiolly. Vi(>ar( mmutuI. 
 
 M the ''athe<lr»l of th»' Iinmanilaij' ( oik tiitinn, St .Jolin — Hi-.'ht Rev John 
 >\M'eiiv, Kcvs F J M(MiiiTav, A O'Ni-ill, A Mcahnu. Chiinli of St .lohri the 
 Uaptist, Hroad strt't-t, Very Ht'v Monsiiriior ComioHy. \ «. Kfctor ; Kt'V VV C 
 liaynor, Curate, Holy Trinity (Imrcli. M«)or»' stri'»'t, Hrv J J Walsh. St 
 IVti'r's rhiinh, North Kiid, in rhar;,'e uf thi- Ko(h'ni|it(>rist leathers — Kev E 
 M NVeiKcl, Kt'clor; llc'vs Jas Kt'in, V Triinpel. S Connolly, T A Donohue, 
 
 Keoiu'v, .Assistants; (*arl('ton. Krv J J (►'Donovan; Silver Kails, Kev D 
 
 (■alla^lHT, Frc(k'ri(t(.n, llev T Caxcv ; St .Mary-;. York County, llev J J 
 Kvan; Milllown, Kev K I)()yle; Woodslock, Rev W C Cliaptnan ; l)ehee, 
 lu'V F L Carney; (.^iiaco, Hev >rieha»'l CoiiLclilan ; Sussex, llev K Saviijje ; 
 .lolinvil!*', Hev J Murray; l'et«rsvill<', Kev 1' l-'arrell i Keeton, Kev Joseph 
 MeDerniott (Curate); St (Jeortre, l{ev T Lnvarv; St Andrews. Kev J M 
 o'l'laherty; St Si»-phen, l{ev \V I)ol!:ir.l: Cape'KaM, Kev F X ('..llerette, 
 lu'V T ^Iartineau; St Sl:iry's, Kvul (oiuity. Kev Joseph (>iiellett; Notre 
 I)anie, Kent (.'ounty, Kev I* DiMour: I'lUelouehe. Kevs F X Miehaud, I 
 I.apointe; Kinirstou, Kent County. K<v A Kuhiehaud ; Alheit County, litjy 
 ,)olin Carson; Moiieton, Kev II Me.ilian ; l''o.\ < reek, Kev |) Leyere ; St 
 I'aid's, Kent County, Kev J llerhert; Central Kin<;selear, York County, Ke? 
 William O'Leary; Shediae. Kevs ,\ Ouelelte, I I.apointe- Meinranieook, 
 Kevs A Koy (Superior of St Jusepli's ( ollet^ei, ,\ LeFilane,.! (iirard, J (iaron, 
 .\I r>erthiaunie, A (!orn»ier. M I.eCour. M Lan^dais. S Arsen.-udt. I, (luertin, 
 A r. O'Neill, 10 I/il»l>e; Cocaine. .\ I.archeve(pie ; (Jrand I)ii:iie. Kev Philip 
 Hellivean; Haraehois, Kev Najioleon .Massey ; horeliester Kenilentiary, Kef 
 A I) Cormier; Fairville. Kev (."has Collin>;; Kieliil)U('t<» \'illaj,'e, Kev A C 
 lindon; Florenceville, Carleton Couniy, Kev F Bradley; Norton, Kev Fi 
 !'i -ne. 
 
 'rise Sisters ofCharitv have eleven houses, ineliidint; two < >r|dian .\sylunm, 
 me for f?irls. on Clifl'slreel, St ^- ',n and on<' for l)oys, at Silver I-'alls, in the 
 Parish of Simonds; also tl.!^ >l.i;t " Miserie(»rdia' Hospital and Home on 
 ^vdney street. The IVIoi. • r H- >e ■-. St Vineent's Convent, Clill" street. 
 
 ;kl4icM> »• ol C'huthain. 
 
 (('omprisin^' i'-. .\(,>. \.heit. • oCihe I'roviiuM' of New Bniiswick.) 
 
 Right Rev ,].„^c: !li •,','. *>, 'iishop (Consecrated .\u,ij;ust l-'), 18G0.) 
 
 \'iear-(;eneral, \'ery Rev Thonuis Francis Harry. 
 
 Countjf of yorlhuinhfrhtnd. 
 
 Chatham Rector of Cathedral congres^ation, Rev Ilenrv T Jovner; As-sist- 
 
 ant, KevT H Fllison. 
 
 Newcastle— Rev P \V Dixon; Xelsim, Kev Nicholas Power; Kogersville, 
 Kev M F Kichanl; Red Hank, Kev Vvwr Dullv; Kenous Hridge. Rev K<lwar«l 
 Murdoch; Lower P.artihogue. Rev Win A Nlorrisey ; Ne;,'uae, Kev Jo.seph 
 Tlieherge ; Upper Hay du Vin, Kev Fdtuond Pattenaude ; Harnaby River, 
 Kev Francis C P Campltell ; HIackville, Kev S J Crumley. 
 
 Coitiiti/ of (ilourfHlrr. 
 Hathurst— Very Rev Thomas F Harry; Rev J J Mcl.aughlan, Assistant ; 
 
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 lii'tliiirst VillasfO, Kov Win Varrily ; St Therene, Rev WilfreH Sormaiiy ■ 
 PaoiUPtville, l\ov Vr,\ \i (iajriion; (irand Anse, Kov Josi-ph Triuk'Hc . 
 Ca.raquf't, Kovs Tli<'()|tliiliis AllanI, F X Ozaniie; Iiik»^>rniaii ( Pokcniouclit- 
 Nland I, Hcv Azade TriKlt'lle : Shippi't^'aii, Ki'V Staiiisliiiis J Doiicett ; L'Aiiu'f. 
 Kfv .l(>'<i'pli Doiict'tt; I'okoinonclM', Ivcv Tlioinas Fltzjjjerald : St Isidore, Hiv 
 L (Jajinon; Tracadie. Hev Joseph A I5:d)iiit'au ; Hev A .1 Tnidel, Assistant; 
 Pftit Koclier, Kev Jolm Carter; IJi'lU'tlinu', Rev Father V;in Deinoortol. 
 
 Omnti/ of Ri.-liii<)urhe. 
 
 Jacqiiet River — Kev Ililarioii Doiicet ; ('hurli>, Rev .Joseph Martin; I).il- 
 housie, Kev A A lioiielier ; C'lmplK-liton, Rev Kd P Wallace; Halinoral, Rev 
 S Maheii. 
 
 (hitntjf nf Ki'iit {north of Ricliiburto River.) 
 
 Riehihiicto ('rown) — Kev Kdward J IiMiiiioii ; Si Charles (Adoiii"), Rev W 
 Vernier; St Louis. Rev.Iost-ph I'elletier ; Acailiaville, Kev Andrew R6ruh^ ; Si 
 l^nace, Rev F 1) Habinean. 
 
 ('niintjf of Victoria. 
 (Irand Falls— Rev Mieliael O'Keele; hrnininond, Rev Felix Dngal. 
 
 Cditnli^ of Mmlau'dnkd. 
 
 St Basil — Kev L N Dn^'al; St Ann's Kev Max Kahinean ; St T.eonar.l'r 
 Ktvs L A Lannirre. John .1 Nujjfnt; Filmnndston, Rev Cosrnas L h'Arnoni-; 
 St Jaetpies, Kev Jos Kevassenr; St llilaire, Kev A ("oineau; Clair (Midlli 
 St Francis). I{ev (Jeor^'e \\ (Janviii; St l"'raneis (Winding Lenlges), Rev I N 
 i)iiinont. 
 
 Iiixtihitlniisi, 
 
 Cliathani— St Michael's College (closed at |»rescnt), Hotel Dieii (Hospital), 
 Hotel hieii (iM'tnalc Acailemy ). Kev Mother Walsh. 
 
 Tracadie — Hotel Dieii i ilns|iiial tor I>rpers), Rev Mother St Jolm. 
 
 St liasil, Mada\v;iska — Hotel Hii'ii (Hospital), Hotel Dieii (Orphanauii, 
 Hotel f)i.ii (Academy), Rev Mother MailU-t. 
 
 CaMi|il»fllion Hotel Hieii (Hos|)ital), Hotel Dien (Female Academy), Kiv 
 Mother |{eaiis<^ionr. 
 
 New.-astle — Congregation of Notre Dame (Female Academy), Rev Motlit : 
 St Heat rice. 
 
 Kathurst Female .\cademy, Sisters ofC'harily. 
 
 !^!'.t!mrst N'illage Ftinale Acadcmv, Sisters of Charity. 
 
 Cara(.|Uet — C(tngrcgati(»n of Notn' hanic. Female Acadetny. 
 
 St Louis, Kent County — Congre<,'ati(»n of Notre Dame, Female Academy 
 
 Absent on have — Rev Miciiael O'Jirieii. 
 
 THE PUESBYTEKIVN CilUIU^H OF (\\NADA. 
 
 rier|;yiii«*ii In (;onii(M-(ioii u'itli tli(> Hynoii of tli«' >l)iritiiiie *'r(>viiic«*H of N'«-u 
 ltriiiiH\t if'k iiiid l'riii<«> K«i\vur(l InIhikI. 
 
 IMIKSHVTKUY OT ST. .lOlIN. 
 
 Retired — Revs James Hennet, I) I), St John; Lewis .Jack, Springfield: ' 
 Mc(i McKay, New (ijasgow, N S; James (iray, M A, Susse.v. 
 
 In Active Servii-e -James S Mullen, Nashwaak and Stanley; J K Beari^i' , 
 (ilassville ; L (i Ma<iieill, M A, St Andrew's, St John ; T F Fotheringham, Si 
 John's, St John ; William I'eacoek, iSt James and Union ; (leorge Rruce, i> i 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan print ball programmes in the latest styles. 
 
 St David's, St Jolin ; William Koss, it a, Princi' \Villi;iin ; .1 A McLean, n A, 
 Harvey aiul Acton; A A M;ickcn/,ie. D s c, St Stephen : J M Kuliinson. u A, 
 St John's, Ntoiicton ; A W Malion. K a, (rreenock, St Anilrevvs ; Daiiii'l Fiske, 
 I? A, riorcnccville. etc; .Ianic«< h'oss. ii a, SiiixTiiifcndi'iit of Mis>ioiis, St 
 .lohii, West ; W McDonald, it a, St Panl's, FrecU'ricton ; A J Lndd<. Con- 
 nors, etc ; Thomas Corlieit, SoMtli Itich-nond; Atniri'w I'.oyd Pisarint <> ; A \V 
 Lewis, Waweig, etc; J A McLean. Spiin^lield, etc ; F ^V Mm ray. >rdlto\vn; 
 D McD Clark, ( iiipman. etc; .lames liiirijjess. Carletoii ; K (r Vans. Bnc- 
 tiMiche; Donald Fraser, !lam|)ton, etc; .1 S Sntherland. Sussex : (J •" I'rini,'ie, 
 Kincardine, etc; \V \\ Kainide. Calvin, St .John ; D .1 Fiaser, N St Stephen's, 
 St. John; .Jas Whiteside, St I'aid's. Woodstock; Arthnr S Morton, Fairville; 
 A D Fraser, St ( ieorye, etc ; Thomas MilU-r, Kichmond : .1 I> McKav, Dor- 
 chester; II (r ( iratz, Andover, etc; Harvey H Morton, Hothesay and Port- 
 land; Fdwin Smith, Shediac, etc; C D Atclmosh, (Jrand F>ay, .lenisalem, 
 etc; A H F((ster, Riverside, etc; Alex Anhihald. Salina. 
 Without Charge— .Jcdin Hawley, C! W Irwin. 
 
 Wii, 1,1AM W. Raixnik, Clerk. 
 
 rKKsitYri:iiY or MiUAMHin. 
 
 Retired — Rev Thomas, Nicholson. Rivir < 'harlo. 
 
 In Active Service— T < J .lohnstone. Riackville and Derby; X McKay, I» I), 
 St .John's. Chittham; William Ailken, St .James, Newcastle; .J D Murray, 
 Red Hank, etc; .Jcdin Robertson, M a, Rlack River; A F Carr, M A, Camp- 
 liellton; .1 M Sntherland, New Carlisle; A F ThomM.n, Rathurst ; W T 
 r.nice, y\ D. Tahiisintac and I'.iirnl Church; (ieor<;o Fi<her. n A, Dalhonsie; 
 .1 K McLiire, Ii A. Harcourt and Mill Rtanch : W C ('aider. Loiririeville ; <i 
 F Kinnear, is A, New Richmond; ,J M McLeod, n i), New Mills and Charlu ; 
 .Joseph Barker, Fscnminac; D I'rascr. Riehilmcto :ind Kingston. 
 
 Vacant — Hass River and Nicholas River; St Andrews, ('hatlwim. 
 
 Ordained Missionaries ,1 W Crawford, Flatlands and Metajtedia : D Mac- 
 intosh, Don^dastown and Nelson; F> W Johnstone, N Riamlon and Cara(inet. 
 
 N. M< Kay, d. d., Clerk. 
 
 !'I{kshyti;hy of I'lUNri; Mi\VAin) island. 
 In Active Service — Alexander Sterling,'. Clifton and Cranville: .V McLean 
 Sinclair, Belfast; John Siiiherl.and, Caledonia : John (iillis. Murray Harhor 
 morth); .\dam ( Jumi, it .;. Cardigan ; Archibald (iuim, liloomfield, O'Leary, 
 et<-; A S Stewart. W.iodvilh'; Fwcii (iillis, Mnrrav Harbor isouth); Malcolm 
 Campbell, Strathalbvn ; D H McLeod. M A, Orwell; W H Spencer, n A. 
 Montague; Hoderh-k McLi an, Vallcvlleld ; J W .Mt'Kenzie. u A, St Peter's 
 I'.ay; T F Fullei ton. St Janu's, Charlotteiown ; F M Dill, n D. Summerside; 
 D Sutherland, Zion, Charlottetown ; Charles Mi Kay, Lou<r River and Ken- 
 MHirton; John K Fraser, » a, Alberton ; J M I"i>iicr, r. a, Princetowii ; (ieu 
 Millar, li a, Brooktiel.i, etc ; .\ W K Herd man, (ieor-.'ctown ; J F McCurdy, 
 It a, Hampton, Trvon, etc ; James R McKav. Sonris, Bay Fortune, etc; J(r 
 Mclvor. 15 I). West and Clvde Rivers; A D" McDonald, H I,. TiK'nish, Mont- 
 
 rose, etc; A (raise. Mount Stewart ; (J C Robciison, Cavindish, etc. 
 Vacant — Duniias ; West Cape; Richmond Bav (east and west); Cove 
 
 head. 
 
 I'.rackley Point Koad ; Bedeipie, 
 
 riros. F. Ft'i.LKKTON, Clerk. 
 
 STAN 1)1 N<i <OMMirrF.KS-f;ENi:KAL ASSKMBI.Y 
 
 Preyhiitcrldii Cnllnie, Ililifax -AW\n\ o'( Mana^remcn 
 
 t — Dr Si'd.uwicU, Chair- 
 
 man ; I'rincipal Pollok, Dr Ciirrie, 
 
 Dr (i(.vd(.n. Prof Falconer, Dr McKay, 
 
 J. & A. McMillan make a sPECiAiiTY of color printing. 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan keep water?^an's ideal fountain pens. 
 
 Dr Forrest, A .Simpson, K I) Millar, Iv O Macnoil. John McMillan. .Tam(>K 
 McLean, T Stewart, A B hickie. H H M..riierson. D MrDoupall. A MeLeaa 
 Sinclair. .J S Carrulliers, J S Sntlierland, (J A Leek. .J V Forbes, K M Dill 
 uiul Willanl MeI)()naM, Ministers; Dr Stewart, J I) Mc(irej?or, Hon K 
 Kojjers, Jnd^e Forlies. Judge Tnienian, l)r Jiinie.s Walker, II Murray, K 
 JJaxter and Hugh McKenzie. 
 
 Sennte — Principal I'olldk, (hainnan; the Professors of the rollejje, Dr 
 Forrest, Dr McKae, T ( iimniins;. A Simpson, II II McPherson, (i Bruce, T 
 I'owier, K Laing, .las farrutliiTs, (' Monro and \V P .Archibald, Ministers; 
 Prof McDonald, Prof Murray, Dr A H McKay and R Murray. 
 
 Ihiinr Mimnnn Lastern Section — .1 McMillan, Dr Morrison, (i S (.'arson, 
 A (iandicr, A Howman, J K IVaser, J K Miinro, I) McD(»nald, A Simpson, 
 -.1 A I'miUi's, W Hamilton, .1 M Kohinson, T Sicwarf, J W Crawford, Jame* 
 Ko'^s, T V Fullerton, D Henderson, David Wrisrht. A IXJunn, .losseph Mc('(\t. 
 Minister^; John Willet, D Dunlop, K Haxtcr, J S Smith,'!' CantU-y, A M 
 Jlill, Will Frew, Isaac Cniijliton, Kldcrs. 
 
 Ain/nn iitatiou — Faviorn vS'ction — K Smith, Convener ; J F Forhcs, Daniel 
 MctircLTor, .las Sinclair, . I II Chase, TImw Fowler, A Itoliertson. Dr Bruce. F 
 J) Millir, TC Jack I) McMillan. W Aiikcns. K S P,avne. D MH lillivray, J 
 A Cairns, (J Liior.'on, W II Spence, \V \V Kainnie. Ministers; TC Janjet, 
 J D Mc(ire;^or, II \V Cameron, .1 B Calkin and .Iud;:e Forbes. 
 
 F')iri(/)i Missioinv l*]ast<'rn Section— A I'alconer, Convenei ; F Smith. L (^ 
 Macncil, D Mc(ircyor, A F Carr, David Sutherland, Dr Morrisim, Alfre<4 
 dandier, .1 A Mctilas'ian, Ministers; .1 K Bl.iir. D McDonald, I'-lders. 
 
 ^finisliin' Widoirs (ind Orp funis J'lnid — Fafiterii Section -It Laing, Con- 
 vener; Dr Patterson, Dr T Sedgwick, A McLean, A McLean Sinclair, J Mr- 
 Lean, Jas Carrnthcis, A F 'rh(jm|)son, Ministers; R Baxter, (i Mitchell, Dr 
 A II McKay, J I) M.tJrcgor. 
 
 A(fed <iii(l Ivfinn ,U'///x^er.s' Fund — Fastern Section — Anderson Rogers, Con- 
 vener: II II McPheisim, T <! .lohnsion, C McKimion, N B Dickie, (Jeorpp 
 I'^isher, .1 R Coflln, A McLean Sinclair. D I"'rascr, C Monro, J II Chase, W 
 Dawson, Dr \ W McLeod, (J Leek, .James Sinclair, F S Bavne, Dr Pollock, 
 Mini.sters; D McDonald, S Waddcll, W C Whiit.iker. 
 
 TlIK METHODIST (TIURCH. 
 
 The I>cli'sia8tic;d Y. ar in ;lit' Mctli'Mlisl ("liiinli lio^'itu with .Tiiiu' l«t, nnd nil chaiiRO 
 ill MliiiidUN uiiii olticials take pine ' alioiit the lirst of ,Iuly. 
 
 I.fst ol MiiilHtei-H (if tli<> '>l«'lliiHliHt <'oiiriM«*n<-e of Nt>\v ItruiiHwIck »bH 
 
 l'itiM<> Kdwiird IhIuikI iK])7-1)U. 
 
 Richard W Weddall, v R, President, St John. 
 
 George Steel, Secretary, St J»din (North). 
 8T. .TOTTN DISTUIcr. 
 St John ((^leen S.piare), Richard \V Weddall, A n, P-esident of ('onfer 
 fnee. Cent«'nary, Jolm Head; supernumerary, Henry Pope, D l). Exmonfk 
 Street, .loh Shenion. Portland, (Heorge Steel, Secretary of ( 'onferenee. Carlf 
 •on, William Peinia : supernumerary, H .1 Clarke. Carmarthen Street, .lames 
 Crisp. Courtenay Hiv. William B Tennant. Fairville, (ieorgeW Fisher 
 Zion C;hurch, Robert Wilson, I'n l>. Sussex. Charles W Hamilton; A(piill;« 
 Lucas, leave o( absence; Fh'tcher H W Pickles, Conference Kvangelisl. 
 Apohaqui, Thomas Pierce. Springfield, Daniel B Bay ley, A i». Hampton 
 
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 ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING AT MCMILLAN'S. 
 
 Thomas Stchbings; siiperniimerarios, Willi.nii T\vee«lie, .latiK's A Duke, 
 h]<iwin F-vans, d i>. Fpham. Li'oiianl .1 Wason. St Martins, .losiah B 
 (Jhainpion, iimler the siipi'rintt'iulciice of TlKmias Stelil)iiii;s. .lorusalcm, J 
 Spicer (Irt'jxg, » A. Wi'l^funl, Alon/.o |) McCully. it d. Kin;.'st()n. Allu'i-t E 
 Parkins, lindcr the siipt'rint»Muiem«' (if(Ji<>m(' Sti-el. StU(l<Mits, L K M*-- 
 I)(tnal(I, RCI Kiilton. Leavi' of ahscncc, \V II Hrvcnton, V,' .] i'.iichanan, R 
 J Campbell. President of Conference, ciiainiian ; (ieorjje W Kisher, linancial 
 secretary. 
 
 FUKDKRlrTc^N DlSTIUrp. 
 
 Fredericton, Jolni .1 Teas<laie; siipi'rniimeraries, (Icor^o H I'ayson. .John J 
 Colter, 8 T H. Kin^Kclear, Medley D Marr. A li. Marvsvilli'. Waldron W 
 Hrewer. (iibson, Kdwiii C TiinuT. Nasliwaak, Kdward Hell. Stanley, to be 
 supplied under the superinlendencf of ivlwiinl lU'll. Hoit stowti, Robert W 
 J Clements. Keswick, William W'.iss. SIk flicld, .Joseph l*;irkins. (irand 
 Lake, Isaiic N I'arktT. (lairclown, Nid McLaii;,'hlin, A li. .1 .» Teasdale, 
 chairman, II I> Marr, financial sccr«>lary. 
 
 WOODS roc Iv 1)ISTIU(T. 
 
 Woodstock, Douglas Ch:ipman. l> o. Canterbnry. Harry Harrison, A u. 
 JacksonvilU', William H Spar;;o. Ilartlaiwl, < leorjje \ Ross, tinder the super- 
 intendence of hou^las Chapman. Riclimoinl, I'^lias Slaci-,f>inl. Kl'ireiiccville, 
 < ieorye .V Seller, Levi J Leard. LincUay, .John hy-tani, iiiuler the superin- 
 tendence of William II Spariro. .Andover, .Juhu F I'-slcy. I'pper Kent, 
 Alfred K Lel'aj.;e. Student, II Staidcy Yoi;iiu'. L< ive of alienee, W K 
 Smith. D Chapman, chairm:iu ; W II Spar^jo, linaneial secretary. 
 
 MIKAMICIII lilSTItHT. 
 Chatham, (leor^*- M Yoimj;. NcwcasiKv .lohu \ (lark, a m: supernum- 
 erary, < Jeor;,'!' IIarri>»on. I )i'rby, I'muk Iii/./.le. Kirhjliiicto. \ViHiam Law- 
 son, li ctouche, ( harles II Maualou. Ilatcmri, William V. .JohusdU, A H. 
 Hathurst, William ILirrison. ( ampbcllton, Willi;im .\ Thom-ou. Student, 
 Kriiest M Smith. John A Clark, chairu)!in ; Willimu Harrison, linaneial 
 secretary. 
 
 SAi KMI.I.i: KlsTKHr. 
 
 S;l 
 
 Sackville, Samuel Ilowanl, n d; snperuuuM'r.'iry, Frederick 
 
 Hiirrisor 
 
 *.'omit .Allison I'liiversity, ( 'buries Stewart, D l>, I'rofe^siu' oi' TheoioKV ; Cliii* 
 H Paisley, A M, I'rofc<sor Church HistMiy and New 'i\stament F.xe^'esis ; 
 Ralph I'recken, D D, Profrr-sor Hoinilelii s. TatUramur, Idiniel W Chowen, 
 under the stiperintendeiit fSaimiel HowmpI. Point de Uute, .Joseph Seller 
 
 A M. Paie \'ertc. Sibis .Jatii«'s, I'.avli-'ld, Fdiiuiiid Kiimsav 
 
 .Moncton 
 
 (Central). Wilson W I.od<;e. .Motictni) i Wt^b-v .NIemoriali. Robert S Crisji ; 
 supernumeraries, .John Prime. Stephen T Teed. Sunny I'rae. Herbert K 
 Thonms, under the superiiilendence of Wilson W Lo(l^(•. Sbediac, William 
 C Matthews. Dorchotef Widlaii' M 'riiomas Albeit. Charles ("ninbeii. 
 Alma, .John H (ioiiuli Hillsboro. Tboiiias Allen. Petit. odiac, IIil>bert R 
 
 Pak 
 
 er, M 
 
 a; superiiumerarv, .Jo-icph Pa 
 
 scoe 
 
 Salisbtirv. .lohn K Kinu- 
 
 KIgin, .John P> Y*iim,y:. (lias Combeii, chairman ; Samuel Howard, linaneial 
 
 f^ecictarv 
 
 sr. STKIMIKN IHSTIUCT, 
 
 St Stejdien, '1 luuna-. Mar-hall, Milliown. Stephen II Pice St Andrews. 
 .J(din C H«'rry St D.ivid, Is lac Howie ; ndlress ( )ak Mav. St .James, M R 
 Knight, M A. Old l\id;.;e, Henry C Kief, iitider the siiperiiKeiideuce of S II 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan furnish estimates for society printing. 
 
 Rice. Boeabec, H Hedley Tlalderstctne, A n. Deer Island, to he supplied 
 under the rfuperinte'idence of John (' Beirio. (Jrand Manati, Sedgewick A 
 Bayley. (S II Kice, chaiinian ; .J C Berrie, linancial secretary. 
 
 CHAHT.OTTETOWN DISTKK T. 
 
 ("harlottetown ( First Church), (u'orge M Caiii|ihell ; supernumerary. D H 
 Lodge. Char)«)ttet()\vn '^firace Churdi), William.) Kirhy. ('ornwall. (ieorye 
 F Dawson, M A. Little York, Kich.'ird Opie. Winsloc, Alexander I) Mc- 
 Leiid. Townal, William .1 Howard, u D. Vernon River, James W McCon- 
 nell, i{ A. Montague. Henry Penna. Murray Harh(»r, John S Allen. Souris, 
 John .V Ives. Mount Siew.irt. .lacoh He.aney, A H, under the suijcrintendence 
 of Richard Opie. (jeo M ( amphell, chairuuui ; R Opie, financial secretary. 
 
 SI MMKKSIDE DISTRICT. 
 
 Summerside, Howard i^prague. D D. Bedetpie, George (' P Palmer; A (' 
 lU'll. s T H. leave of al»sencc. Tryon. Thomas Hicks. Margate, Frederick \ 
 Wiglitman. (iranvillc and Hiuitcr River. Henry Pierce, n A. liitleford, 
 William R Pepper. AUiertou. John (Joldsmilli. West ("ape, A Eugene 
 Chapman, n a; address Maddock, Lot S. II Sprague, chairman; (r C P 
 Palmer, linancial secretary. 
 
 l'iilv;«"«lty «»f Blount .AIIiMdii <"oll«'j{«*' 
 
 Corporation of ISnj-S. P.oarii of Regents— The Rev .Tohn Lathern. D i>, 
 Chairman; Josiah Wood. D c i.. Treasurer ; Rev Cranswick .lost, li l), Secre- 
 tary; lievs C Stewan, n d, tr S Milligin, ll d, Kdwin Kvans. p i>, Ralph 
 Brecken, I) n, Douglas Chapman, D l>. B C Borden, D D, C II Paisley, M A, (Jeo 
 J P.ond. 15 A, John Bead. .lalie/ A Rogers, Messrs David .Mli.son, T,r- D, .lairii-^ 
 Hart, Alex (Jihs.-n. Jos L Black, Hon J S Pitts, J I) Chipman. M Sheflield. 
 M I), J Wesley Smith, Wm Oxiey. K Macdonal.l, L L IWr. 
 
 Representatives of .Vliunni Society on l^xianl H .\ Powell, Al A, M r, S W 
 llnnton, M A, S D Scoii M A, W F (ieorge, C W Rohinson, m r i', Kev Wm. 
 Dol)son. 
 
 Representatives of Alumna' Society on Board — Mrs .\ N .\rchihald, Mr> S 
 W Hiniion. 
 
 Kxecutive Committee — Joseph \j P.l.u'k, Clunrtuan ; David .\llison, l-i. D, 
 Si'cretary ; .losiah Wood. i> c i„ Rev C Stevrart, D n, Rev C IJorden, i» i>, S W 
 Hunton, M A, Rev H ISrecken. i> i». II A Powell. M A, M r, .las M Palmer, M a. 
 Win F (ieorge, Mrs A N Archihald, Mrs S W Hunton. 
 
 Faculty of .Arts — David Allison, l,i, l>. President and Professor of Mentiil 
 Philosophy and Logic; Rev Chas ."^tewart, D i>. Professor of Moral Philosophy 
 and Fvidences of Christianity; .\ifred D Smith, l.'. D, Wood Professor ol 
 Classics; .S W Hunton, M A. Professor of Mathematics; Rev W W Andrew-, 
 MA, Professor of Chemistry and Kxperimental Physics; Rev BC Borden, M \. 
 Professor of Political Science; Wm M(»rley Tweedie, M A, Profi'ssor of I']nu- 
 li.sh Language and Liter;tture ; Kev K Brecken, D l>. Professor of Phih)so})liv : 
 A B Tait, M A, Instructor in I'rench Lan<,Miage and Literature; ProfSmitli, 
 LL l». Secretary of the Faculty; Prof Hunton, .M A, Librarian; Rev Prof 
 Andrews, M A, Curator of the Museum. 
 
 Faculty of Theology — David Allison. LL I), President (c.r o[firi'a), Professor 
 of Logic and l*)ib!ical Literature; Rev Charles Stewart, l) D, Dean; C F Alii- 
 si)u. Professor of Old Te-;tament Exegesis and Systematic Theology; Rev (has 
 II Paisley, M a. Protessor of New Testament Exegesis and ' ' ii:, .• History: 
 Rev Ralph Brecken, m a, d i>, Professor of Homiiefjcs. 
 
 SEND FOR McBULLAN'S CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL BrOEf 
 
Ecclesiastical. 
 
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 HAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE ()5) FOR SALE BY J. & A. McHILLA!!. 
 
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 eiti. 
 
 Mount AIliHon A«ttid«>in,v Hiid Coiinnc rrlHl <'olle(;e. 
 
 J M Palmer, M a, Principal, iMijj^lisli and Classics; K ' .ra<,nio, A u, A B 
 
 Tait, A M (Ontario liiisincss Col Icifc), Commercial Department and Prencli; 
 
 H II Parlee, Kn.'lisli ; Miss S Mumly. SIiomIi'txI and Typewriting'; Frank 
 
 Ijicas. (ivinnasiuu); Ki'v C Stewart, D D, Cl;aplaiii. 
 
 Mount Allison lAidies' Coll<*ti;<«, Owen's Art limritntion iin<l CivuHerviitorv of 
 
 .MusU . Siiekville, \ H. 
 
 Principal, Uev B C Borden, l> d; Preceptress, Mrs A N Ariliil»ald. 
 
 i,Ai>ii;s' coM.KCii;. 
 
 Board of Instruction — Hev P. C Piorden. D D, Plivsics ; Mrs A N Archiliald, 
 Latin and ( ieometry ; Miss I. aura Liitliern, u A, Knu''!^'' L:>ni;najre and Lit- 
 erature; Miss Louise \VeI»ster, lllociition and I'liysical Culture; Mis< .leanette 
 L Thomas, n a, Malhemalics : Miss I'lsielle Cook, n a, Knu'lisli ; Miss Wiimi- 
 tVed .lohnston, French; Miss S A Mundy. Shorthanil aiid Typewritinj;; Mi-^ 
 Mirianj I-'nllerton, .Matron ; Miss iviith Ma-ter<. I Iuii>ekeeper. Stmlents in 
 the several snltji'cts recpiiretl lor the 1>. \. dei.Mve will alleud the Cliisses ami 
 Lectures provided in the Lniversity of Mnunt Allison College. 
 
 owkn's aut iN'sriTirrioN. 
 Teachinj; Stall' TM-oiessor .John llanuuond, u c a. an exhiliitor in the Paris 
 Salon, Koyal Academy, London, National Academy of Hesi^'n. New York, 
 and other leading; Art Ivxhiliitions of i'jiro|ie and .\merica; tlso a nuMuhei 
 of the Boyal Canadian Academy with its liitrhest rank, il c A. Associate 
 Teachers — ?»liss Fthcl ( );;ilen. Mi>s iiessic McLcod. 'l"he school commences 
 August .Sdth. on the opcnimj of the colle^'iato year. The course of study will 
 lie hased on the svstem in use in the hot Art School- of Fnrope, whi(di in- 
 cludes freehan<l an<l model drawin;; from the llat an 1 antiiiue, paintinij from 
 the cast, still life, llowers landsc.i|>e, marine, portrait, and the draped living 
 model; also, pers()ective composition, modellini,', etching; ami china paintiiij;. 
 
 ( ONSKRVATOItY 0|- MrsK). 
 
 Principal, Rev B C liorden, u i>. Stad'-Pi ano, Orpan and Theory, Prol' .1 
 .1 Wootton, I. R A M. London, irraduate of Leipzig,' Conservatory, pupil ot 
 Moritz Moskowski ; Piano, Miss Sarah M Williams, pupil of Frau Von 
 tiromadzinska. Dn-sden; Piano, Miss Florence Chase. j)iipil of l'"rau \'on 
 (iromadzinska. Dresden; Vocal Culture. Miss Sara .Jeeves, pupil of D'Knriii 
 (Italy), Professor, ( Jpera Director and Hcllim:. Leipziu:; Vocal Cnnure ati.! 
 Piano, Miss Peatrii'c Harrington, pnpil of Bohert Taylor, \'oi al Conler 
 Piano; Violin, Harmony and Insirumentation. Charle.s L Chisholm, pupil ot" 
 lldmond Sinj^MT, ( Jo't^chiiis, Klcni^el and Doppler, Stutt,i,';irt ; Assistant iii^ 
 \iolin. Miss Dorothy Weill). ^r,-a(|iiate of Mount Allison Conservatory of 
 Music; Exaniiner in Harmony, Dr Percy (hetschius, Koyal Wurteiidierg 
 Professor, Professor of Harmony and Composition, Boston Conservatory. 
 
 BAPTIST CONVKXTION OF MAKITIMK PROVINCES. 
 
 EDLHATIONAl, 1 NSriTlTION.S. 
 
 Aciidin lInlv«'rHlty.-Institiif(Ml A. D. is;{8. 
 
 HuAlfK Ol'- liOVKKNORS. 
 
 Rev Thomas Trotter. i» l>. President of the Universiiv, </ njjin'o. 
 
 RetiriuK in I Sits — Rev T A Hi^'i-ins. D D, Rev J W Manniuu, ii a, lion .1 
 
 OFFICE SUPPLIES AT J. & A. McMILLAN'S. 
 
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 HAPS AND GLOBES AT J. & A. McUILLAN'S. 
 
 \V .lolinstono. D v L. II II Aver, Kev (i .1 C Wltite, n a, II . Crosby, Hon T 
 i\ ni;nk, M I' 1", Hev E M SannderH, D D. 
 
 Kotirlnj: in r.»(»l — Hcv S M Kt'rnpton, l> o, (' W Hoscoe, m a, II ('('reed, 
 w A. Kt'v F M Y(>iitij», I'll u, W I'SliaHinT, m a, Hcv A Colnton, m a, Williani 
 (."imiPiin^s, K I) Kill)?, m a, ti <*. 
 
 lu'tiriny; in 1 ♦.'01 -lion A F Handolpli, Rt-v I) H SinipHon, M A, F II 
 F.aton, M A, K (i llaU-y, it a, A I* Sliand, Kov ,1 A (Jordon, M A, C 15 
 AV hidden, A W Sterns. S B Keinpton, Secretarys A Cohoon, Treasurer. 
 
 Fxeiutive Cormnittee of the l>oard of (tovernors — Kev I)r Trotter, Rev A 
 < ..lioon. W I' Shallner, C W Koseoe, Rev I)r Higgins, A P Sliand, S B 
 Keinpton. 
 
 Coniiniltie on Investments — K Kin<r. U <', Hon I) MeX Parker, A W 
 ??lerns. C \V Roseoe, Hon .1 P Chipnian, l\ev .\ ("ohoon. 
 
 Finanee Committee— Rev Hr Trotter, A P Shand, F H Eaton, (' W Roseoe. 
 
 rKIVKIlSITY SKNATK. 
 
 Rev .\ W Sawyer, i> D, i-i, D, Moderator; I) V Hig;<,'iiis, IMI D, Vice-Moder- 
 ator: L F Wortinan, M A. Secretary; Rev K M Keirslead, D d, Treasnrer. 
 The Professors of the Fniversity and the Principals of tlie Academy and 
 Scminnry. fx njjicin. 
 
 Retiring.' in IIHH) Rev W 11 Warren. M a, .1 Parsons, ii A, (r V Hay, M A, 
 lion .1 \V Fotiirley. m a, nr l,. Kev .1 W Bancroft, n A, A I>eW Barss, M A, 
 iu'v W H Roliinson, M A. H .V i-ovett, n A, iNuss A 'i Jackson, M A. 
 
 RetiriiiK' in lH(i:;— Rt-vS McC llhick. M A. Urr A ('Chute, H A, VV F Parker, 
 K A, Hon II R I'minerson, M A, Rev J H McHonald. m a. Rev (MI Martell, 
 H A. Rev (i () (Jates, M A, F \V Snwyer, It A. Kev \V (' (!oUch»'r, H A. 
 
 Retirin^^ in l'.t(»t» — Hon .Jnd^'e Ciiipman, M A, Rev .J 1) Freeman. M A, Rev 
 AV N Ihmiiins. m a. Rev Ceo R White, li A. J B Hall. I'll D. Rev J B Mor- 
 tal), Ii A, Rev II F \V:«rin«r, M A, Rev F II Reals, m a. Rev F P Cold well. 
 
 lActi/rv OK iNsTi<r(;Ti()N. 
 
 Rev Tlio-i Trotter, d d. President of tlu' I'liiversity and Professor of Pas- 
 toral Theology and llomiletics; Rev A W Sawyer, l) l», I,L I), Professor of 
 Psyilu)lo>;y and Mcta|i!i;,>ics ; I) F I liu^jins, At a, IMI D, Professor of .Mathe- 
 matics; R V Jones. M A, r:i d, J W Barss. Professor of the (ireek and Latin 
 haiivriiapes ; Rev F M Kcirstead, M A, D D. Profe.ssor of Fnylish Literature and 
 Moral Philosophy; A 10 Coh'.well, M A. Professor of Chemistry and ( ieolo^'y ; 
 L F Worlipan, M a, Professor of French and ( Jerman ; .1 I'' Tufts, M A, Mark 
 Curry Professor of History and Politi<'al F<'onomy ; F R Haley, M A, Alumni 
 Pri'fcssor of Physics and Astronomy; F W Sawyer, H A, .\ssistant Professor 
 in Latin and Fnylish : W F Ko.scoe. «i c. M A, Lecturer on Contracts; Prof 
 4oldwell, Curator of Museum; Prof Wortman, Rej^istrar ; Pn)f F W Sawyer, 
 Lihrarian. Horton ColleKiHte Arailemy.-Foutidwl in 1S2.S. 
 
 Instiuctors - I P> < )akes. M A, Principal, M.-itlieniatics and S.-icnce; F W 
 Sawyer, M A. Latin and Cn't'k ; (har'es F Morse, it A, Mathematics and Fnjj- 
 ri>li ; L F Wormian. M A, French ; (i D McFinnon, i« A, sc. Manual Trainin^j. 
 
 The Academv is under the control of tiw < rovernors of the University, and 
 its ( ourses of Study will he Uvtermined hy ilie Senate of the Iniversity. 
 
 AeadiH SeiiiiiiHry. 
 
 Instructors — Adelaide F True, M A, Principal, Latin, History of .\rt; Adella 
 <i .Ia<'ksnn. M A, Siwme. Mathcuiatics ; Winifred (J Crowdl, Fn>rlish, Ilis- 
 :orv ; Ida F McLeo<!, I'rcnch and Cerruan ; lOllen M I-'ieeman, Drawing am! 
 
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 Painting; Malu-I (' Hall, Klocutioii ; larrit' O'Kt-v ( Acadotuv of Miisii-. I 
 
 don, Kiif,'.), hirt'ctor nf IMano; Amiio ]| ( ol 
 
 ,on- 
 
 inttn, I'iaiio; Ucitlia J Haiker, 
 iiij^, M A, StL'ii()j;ra|)liy 
 
 Voiiv; Ht'ssif MrNally, IMiysical Ciiltnrf ; llattic 15 Stn 
 and 'l\|>e-writin;r; Sadie 11 KaUs. (are of tin; Sick. 
 
 The Sfininary is under the tlinctioiKif the ( iovernor (»f the I'niversitv. In 
 its adininirttratinii and classes, it is |iraclically distinct iiuni the other depart- 
 ments. Any yonny hidy, wIm) presents to tiie CoUe-e Faculty a certilicate, 
 that she_ has satisfactorily cotiipUted the work of the ( nHc^riale ('ourse. includ- 
 ing Latin, to the close of the tliird year, will he admitted to niatricidation. 
 
 ItdHrd «>t' rtir<'i|{ii ^IImhUiiim. 
 
 Kcv (i () (Jates, I-esident; Kev J A <;oi<lon, Viie l»resi«lent ; llev .1 \V 
 MaiMiinf?, Secretary-Treasurer 
 
 Kelirinj; in l.sys— Kov .1 \V Manninu, II.v VV V, IliiiKon, Kev (J Otiates, 
 Kev W K Mcinlyre, K M Sipprell. 
 
 KeliriuK in ISli'.)- Kev (J li White, Kev J H ilutrhes, Kt'V K K Dalev, KeV 
 J I) Freeman, Mont McDonald. 
 
 Ketirin^ in llXMt— Thomas S Simnis, Charles F ( lineh, Thomas I, llav, Iia 
 a Keirsiead, Kev .1 A (imdin. 
 
 AVoiiieirs Itapti^t MisNloiinry rnioti. 
 
 I'resideiit -Mrs J W Maiming, St .J«»hn. Vice-l'resiilents— Mrs I* W 
 
 Foster, Aiadia, Yarmouth <MUiitv. N S: Mrs \V F Mclnl 
 
 vrc 
 
 (hi 
 
 iman. 
 
 asurer- 
 
 (Queens County, N 15; Mrs M (' lliygins. North Kiver, I' K i'. Tre 
 Mrs Matv Smith, Amherst, N S. Correspond in<,' Seeri-tary Mis Henry 
 Everett, St .John, N l\. Provincial Secrttarii >— Miss A K Johnstone, I)art- 
 niouih, N S; Mrs Mar]L;aret S (ox, Chipman, (Queen's (o, N H; Miss M C 
 Davis, Chiirlotletown, I' F I. \u<litor — lion T K Mlack, Amherst, N S. 
 
 It(iiir<l <il' iluiiiv MiHniotiH. 
 
 W K Doty, Ilehron, Chairman; Win Cornin>^, Chej;>»ojj;in, \'iee-Cliairnian. 
 Kev A Cohoon, m a, WollVillc. (Mrre^ponding Secretary: Kev .1 \V Tin^ley, 
 Ilehron, Kec<inlinjj; Secretary; itev A Cohoon, Treasurer; I'rof A I*] ( idd- 
 W(dl, M A. Auditor. 
 
 KetiriiiK in lS'.»S-.\ C Kohhins, Kev A Cohoon, M A, J il (ioudev, Kev J 
 W Ting ley. M A, \V K Do'y. 
 
 Ketiring in IM)!)- Kev ,1 il Foshav, M \. William Corning', Kev J II 
 Saunders, Kev T A Klackadar, n v. Kev II A (iitlin. 
 
 KetiriiiK in l!)(i() Kev M W Krown, Kev W F Parker, Kev D II Mc- 
 C^uarrie, M A, Kev I' K l-'oslir, K.v f* S MciircKor. 
 
 Itouni i>r Miiii.Ntfr><' Annuity Fniiil. 
 
 Hon D McN Parker, m d. <'hairi 
 
 nan 
 
 Kev K M Samider«i, u l>. Secretary - 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Ketirini; in 189H— J C DnuiarcM], William Davies, Kev F M Saunders, I) i>, 
 Hon .1 W Johnston, F D Shand. 
 
 Kelirinj,' in is".*'.)— I Ion D McN Parker, M D, K N P.eekwith, J Parsons, 
 Kev W F Hall, Kev M W lh..wn. 
 
 Ketirinj,^ in IIHIU— A Simpson. J W SpunUii, Moiit McDonahi, Kev C II 
 Martell, Kev S H Kempion, !> d. 
 
 T>i«) ilH|itiHt Iiislitiitc. 
 
 President, Rev C W Corey, A m; Nice-Presidents, Kev Z I> Fash, Kev (i K 
 White, Kev David Pri«'i- ; Secretary -Treasurer, Kev K N Noiih's. 
 
 Fxe<iilive Connnittee The President atid Secretary, associated with Kevs 
 J H Foshay, J D Fsceiiian and W II Warren. 
 
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 E(C'LK.siahti(;al. 
 
 WRITING INKS AT J. & A. MCMILLAN'S. 
 
 Tilt* HHpliHt Aitiiiiily ANHiM'iulloii, 
 
 I'rcsid.nt, A D Yi'ixa; Vir«-I'risi.kiits, M S Hall,.! (J McXally, Ht-v W 
 K Mi'lntvrc aiu! Kev lifo Howard; Kecuitlin^ Secrt?tary, lluvelock Coy; 
 Trcasuri-r, Hon A i'" Kainlolph. 
 
 Diri'tiors— J W Spunlfii, H (' Cri-i'd, .1 W Tal»or, H Kveitlt, Wm IJnulltv, 
 
 John T Ciurk, Daiiifl IJal.hitt, Ktv K D Kivine, l{v\ K I) Davidson, T H 
 
 Hall. L I' Karris, .M i- I', luv K M JUnoii, Dr F W Harbour, V VV Porter and 
 
 il (" Henderson. 
 
 ItHiitiHi iSook and Tract Horliity. 
 
 OrticerH— President, Hot> D McN Parker, M D, i» <■ i,, Halifax; Vice-Presi- 
 «lentH, A 1' .Sliand, Windsor; Hev K J (irant, Sussex ; Kev J (.' Spurr, C aveu- 
 dish, P K I ; Kev C H Martell, Upper ('anaril, N S. Treasurer, (Jeo A Mi- 
 lkmaid, Halifax. 
 
 Hoard of Direclois — Hev J W Mannin;,', St .John : J (' Humaresq, Halifax ; 
 JUv W K Hail, Halifax; A L Wood, Halifax; liev J K (Jouelier, Halifax. 
 Hev I) A Steele, Atnherst; W L Harss, Halifax; J Parsons, Halifax; C I! 
 Wliiddeii, AiitJKonisli ; W I>avies, Halifax; Hev .1 W Hamrofl, Sprinj? Hill; 
 ]\ev S H Kenipton, Hartinoutli, N S; Kev M P i'"reein:in, Hilltown ; lion A 
 F HaiidMipli, Fredenrion ; l>r H H Kea<l, Halifax; li H Faton, Halifax ; 
 Hev 1) «i M.Donald, Ntutli Sydney; Kev A (' Chute, Halifax ; Kev J H 
 launders, .Milion, N'arnioutli Co; K»'V (i () (iates, St .John; Hev J A (lorilon, 
 St J(»hn. Secretary, <ieorge A McDonald; Auditor, H M King. 
 
 Committee of Management — A L Wood, S H Kempton, i) i>, Wm Davies. 
 
 MiiilHtors ill N«*\v ItriiiiHwick aii«l TriiiGU Kdward Island. 
 
 » ' " ' • " • 1 - ri • • 
 
 .It-mseg; A F lirown, Campliellton ; C C Burgess, Dorchester; H M iiynoii. 
 
 Lewisville, Mom Ion; .Jus A Cahill, Centrtville ; Wellington Camp, Hills- 
 horo; (i M W ( arey, D it. Si .Iwlm; I W Carpen er, ("anterhury Station, York 
 Co; .J H ('Ijampion, Sussex; H A Charlton, Centreville, Carleton Co ; 1 I'. 
 ( (tlwell, Hivtrside, Alhert Co; .John (oomhs, CuinhiTland Point, (Queens Co ; 
 E (J Corey. P»noi)S(piis ; W W ( 'orey, liounilary Creek, Westmorland Co: 
 S ir Cornwall, u A, St Martins; ( alvin Currie, (Jreen Koad, Carleton Co; F 
 K Haley, ii a, St .lohn ; 1' !> Davidson, Fredericton ; S 1) Krvine, HatJield- 
 Pdiiil, Kings Co; H <i I'lstahrook, i; a, I'etitcodiac ; Augustus j-'reeman, it \, 
 M;uig«'rvillt', Sunliury Co ; .1 D I' reeiuaii. I'lvdrricton ; I'^ K (lanong, St John ; 
 (i < M iiiifs, M A, Si .John; Joshua (Joodwin, St John; .J A Ciordon. M A.St 
 .John (west); W (' (ioucher, ii A, St Stephen; Michael (Jross, Surrey, Alheri 
 Ci»; N iMiross, St Li-onard s, ( irand l"':dls; .J (J Harvey, Centreville, Carle- 
 ton Co; H H llaywanl, I'loreiiceville, Carleton Co; Charles Henderson, 
 I'pper (iagetown ; F<l\vard Hicksoii, M A, St .John (west) ; W !'> Hinson, M a. 
 Moncton ; l-l/eUiel Hopper. Dawson Sittlenicnt ;< ieorge Howard, Macna(]Uai. 
 YiirkCo; .John H Hughes St .John; 10 (' .Jenkins, Andover; l\lias Keir- 
 stead, ('(dinii. Kings Co; S W Keirstea<l, Dawson Selileinenl ; '1' W Keirstead. 
 Hothesay; (>sw;dd N Keith, Havelotk Coriu-r ; M P King, i)oaktown; iVtii 
 H Knight, Fower l-'iencli \illage; A H leavers, St < ieorge ; Millege Fewi-. 
 Fiiuisden, All)erl ( (> ; .J W Manning, is A, M .J(din , W i> Maii/.t-r, St Mary-: 
 S C Moore, Watcisidr. Alhert Co; T M Miinro, Piunfield Centre. Charlntt. 
 Co; Alex M<' Arlliur, St ..lulm; A H .M;icdonald, .hiiiscg. (j'ueeus ( i- : W I. 
 
 BLANK BOOKS AT J. & A. HcMILLAN'S, 98 PRINCE WM. STREET. 
 
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 JOB PRINTING ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED AT J. & A. McHILLAN'S. 
 
 Mclutyrt', It A, CliiptiiiiM; N A McNi-il, it a, Iliiiiiptoi) Village; MimiH-l 
 Nalfs, Wuodstnck ; M Norinantiy, MfLaiiclilaii K(.a«l, Kent ("o ; IM ) lUv, 
 Zealaiul Station, York to; Adam A liiitinlgf, Climirs Mills; J W Kiit- 
 It'dj^'e, W(»(Klslufk ; II J Sliaw, Windsor, Carletoii Co; .1 L Shaw. St John; 
 Frederick T Snell, Ilavelock, Kind's Co; (i W Springer, .Jeinsej,', (Queens Co ; 
 J C Steadinan, Salislxirv ; (> K Sleeves, Newcastle; Calelt J Sleeves, I'pper 
 Neweastle; Thomas Todd, Woodstock; W C Tctwnseii.l, Narrows; Ahel 
 Washliurn. St Martins; .1 I) Wetmore, Hampton Station; (m'o H White, 
 It A. Kairville, St John; M 1! Whitman, it a, Alma; II I) Wordeii, Andover; 
 J W S Yoiin>,', (ireen Ihish, York Co. 
 
 Prince Kdward Island -Henry Carter, SpriiiKlleld, I'riiue C^o ; C W Corey, 
 It A.Charlottetown ; M C Iliy^rins, it a. North Itiver; K A Kidsoii, I)iinda>; 
 K A MelMiee, Kingshoro' ; havid I'rice, Tryon ; A C Shaw, Annandale; .J 
 C Spnrr, it a, I'ownal ; W II Warren, m a, ("entral Hede<pie. 
 
 FRKi: CHRISTIAN BAPTISTS. 
 
 Oflh^erH of the (ieiifrHl Coiilereiice uikI Itiiurds. 
 
 Ministers' Conference — Kev E (iray, Moderator; Ktv J T .''arsons. Corres- 
 ponding Secretary. 
 
 Kxeentive— Kevs .1 T Parsons, K (Jray. John I'erry, J N I'arnes. 
 
 General Conlerence — Hev (iideon Swim, .Moderator; K( v F (' Hartley, 
 Assistant Moderator; Kev J McKeod, Corresponding Secretary; I) McLeotI 
 N'iiiee, Kecording Secn-tary ; I >r J I; Ihiinett, Assistant Hecording Secretary ; 
 James Patterson, 'i'reasurcr ; Hon (r K I'oster, D i' I,, .M l', .\iiditor. 
 
 Conlerence K.xcciiiive- Kev (iideon Swim, I) .McKeod Vince, Kevs (i A 
 
 Hartley, Joseph McLcod, C T Phillins, J W Clark, David 
 I'loard of Managers- -Kevs (i A Hartley, H S Palmer, 
 Jleine, James (Jood, F J Clark. 
 
 Fong. 
 
 A C Smith, W H 
 
 Executive Commillee of Home Missions — liev David Fong, Corresponding 
 Si'cretarv; Kev J W Clark, Treasurer; Kevs F C Hartley, it a, (i F Cnrrie, 
 CT Phillips, W <• Keirstea.l. 
 
 Foreign Mission Executive — Ifev (i l"' Curric. Corresp(»nding Secretary; 
 E W Slipp, Treasurer ; (i A Hartley, Wm Peters, Ahraham Perry, (iideon 
 Swim, J N Piarnes. 
 
 Executive ofSahhath Schocds .Iiimes McCready, ( orresponding Secretary ; 
 T F Alexander, Kevs W H Perry, .\ (i l»o\viicy, J P> Daggett. 
 
 Executive of Sick and Di^aldcd .Ministers' Socii>ty — (liileon McFeud, Trea- 
 surer; Kevs(i A Hartley, C T Phillips, F P. (iray,"T \anwart. 
 
 NAMKS Ol' ORDAINKD M I NISTI•■.R^<, WITH I'llKIR rO.s'P OKl'ICK AI>l)in:s.Si;.<. 
 
 Kevs Joseph Nohle, Woodstock ; John i'errv, ( onnell, Carleton Co; (ieoA 
 Hartley, West End, St John; Thos Connor, Woodstock ; J T Parsons, Maiys- 
 ville, York (o; J N Karnes, Stanley, Y<>rk Co; TS \aiiwart, Somerville, 
 Carleton Co; TO DcWitt, Fincolii, Suidjiiry Co; Joseph McFeod, D D, Fred- 
 eri( ton ; I'ilijah (Iray, Centrcvillc, Carleton Co; (J T Phillips, Woodstock ; 
 J S Jones, ( averliill: T W ( arpenter, Carpenter, (.iueen>^ Co; J Henderson, 
 Nashwaasis; W DeWare, Tracey's .Mills, CarleK.n Co; J Wesley Clarke, St 
 
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 BOOKS BOUND IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AT MCMILLAN'S, ST. JOHN. 
 
 John; II»nry Hart, .liicksontown ; J J Huriit'H, Hnth ; C K Kidoout, Hutli , 
 .Jdliii II Mrlt, S;m .Antonio, Tt-xitH; O N Mott, HliHsvillc, Snnhiiry Co; (i \\ 
 KosttT, Ilanipsloatl, (^uci-ns ('(»; ({ Frnnii', Tr.if -y's .Milln, Carloton Co 
 H II Nolili'S, Snsst'X ; \V II I't-ny, North Ili-atl, (iranil Man.in ; (iidcon Switn, 
 A|)oha(|ni, Kinjjs Co; .\ II Mcl.ood, Lt-wislon, .Mt' ; C H I.fwis, NVickhani, 
 t^iifi'ns Co; Knd C Hartley, a ii, Kri-dcricton ; II Allt-n Honnt'll, Hrown'- 
 Klats; I. finiu'i A Cosinan, Kingston ; David Lon^', St. John (North); ,\hra- 
 hani I'crry, I.owor Kidji*- ; Ati I)ownt'y, N'irtoria Corner, CarU'ton Co ; Irvine 
 Ilarvi-y, Whitt' Ili'ad Island, iirand Manan ; W K Hi-nd, I.owiston, Mv\ S J 
 IV'rry, (it-ary, Snnhnry Co; J Holti-n I)a>,'>,'t'tt, llartland, Cark'lon Co; Krank 
 A Cnrrit-r, rpinr ( ia^'iMown ; VV C Kcirhtead, Frederifton ; I)avid rullerson, 
 Wilson's lii'atii, ('ainpohclh*. 
 
 (iKNKKAl- COM'KHKNCI': I-ICK.NTI A rKM. 
 
 L .\ l-'cnwick, Acadia ColI(jj;»>, WolfvilU', N S; S J Case, Now Hampton 
 New Hampshire; A H Williams, Iloyt, SnnhnryCo; C T Coomhs, Sontli 
 anipton ; A Stoi'j,'er, .Month Keswick; FS Hartley. 
 
 .N.\Mr;.S OF I'l.KllK.S AND rUKASf KKIt.M dl' IHSTItK.'T .M lOKTI.NOS, WITH TlIKlll 
 
 ru.ST OEFICK AI)|>K1';SSF..><. 
 
 I''irst histrict F C r.loodsworth, Clerk, Ipper Kent, Carleton Co; Samuel 
 I'arker, Treasnier, Hath, Carleton Co, Second Histrict — Win J < )wens, Clerk, 
 Tracey's Mills, Carleton ( o ; .\mos W Hideont, Trciisnrer, I'eel, Carleton Co. 
 Third Histrict — Woodltiny Shepjiard, (leik. Month Keswick; Peley Smith, 
 Treasnier, Fredericton. l-uMtih Histr it t— .lames S Kinney, ( lerk, Cromocto 
 Suid)nryCo; .Major .Mexandrr, Treasurer, Fri'dericton Jnnclicm. I""ilth His- 
 trict — Isaac Carpenter, (jerk, Carpenter, (^neens Co; (J J Worden, Treasnrer, 
 Wiekliam, (^neens ( (I. Sixth Histrict — (i W Sharp, Clerk, Midland, Kinj,'s 
 (>o ; C W Weyman, Treasuier, .\poliaqni, Kings Co. Seventh Histrict — Win 
 Peters, Clerk, St .John; L Hnnphy. Treasnrer, St John (North F.nd). 
 
 \VoniHi!*.s MisHioiiiiry Sot;iety. 
 
 President, Mrs A (Smith; \' ice-Presidents, Mrs Stephen Harker. Mrs (' 
 H lOhbelt, .Mrs C W Weyman; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs C W Weyman 
 Reconlin^ Secretary, Mrs J Mcl.eod ; ^Assistant Kecordinj^ Secretary, .Mis I> 
 McI.eo<l N'iine; Hume Secretary, Mrs Henry Hartt; Treasnrer, .Mrs H M« - 
 Leod \'inct'; .Auditor, Mrs M I'cnwick. Hoard of .Manaj^ers-Mrs William 
 Peters, Mrsti .A Hartley, .Mrs J N I'.arnes. Mrs H Lcmg, .Mrs H .McI.e(H) 
 
 ince, 
 
 Mrs (J F Atl 
 
 wrlon, .Mrs .J T I'arsdn.s, Mrs .1 W (.'lark, Miss .Jan 
 
 Weyman, Mrs C T Phillips, .Mrs J J Harnes. 
 
 UKFOUMKL) 1:PISC()I».\L churcii. 
 
 Saint Paiil'.s, .Moncton, N H -Rector, Kev J Fasthnrn Hrown. 
 Saint John's, I'pper Corner, Sussex, N H — Hector, Hev A M Ilnhly. 
 Mi.ssiuns at PInmweseep, Hphain, Hammond \'ale, Markhaiuville and 
 Shepody Road. 
 
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 School Inspectors and Inspectoral Districts. 
 
 Inspectoral District Xo 1 — The Counties of Restigouche, Gloucester 
 
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 yorlhuiuberlantl. Insitettur, Geo W Mersereau, A M, Doaktown. 
 
 Inspectoral District No 2 — The Counties of Kent and Westmorland. Iii- 
 s|>ector, Geo Smith. A B. .*^ackville. 
 
 fuspertoral Di>tr'ct 2vo o — The Counties of Albert, Kings and Queen> 'iii 
 eastern side of St John river, except Canning. Inspector, R P Steeves, ., v. 
 .Sus-ex. 
 
 Inspectoral I'istrict No 4— The Counties of St John and Charlotte, and t!:e 
 Parishes oi \\'e<ttield and Greenwich, in Kings Co. Inspector, \V S Carter, 
 A M, St John. 
 
 Inspectoral Distriui No 5 — The Counties of York (except Canterbur.- ami 
 Northlake , Sunbury and (Queens, on western side of St John river, and lan- 
 ning parish, on ea>tern side. Inspector, H V Bridges, A M, Fredericton. 
 
 Inspectoral District No G — Counties of Carleton, Victuria and Madawaska, 
 and Fari^hes of Canterbury and Northlake, in York. Inspector, F BMeaght!'. 
 M A, Woodstock. 
 
 Educational Institutions in connection with the Roman Catholic Chuich. 
 See page 161'. 
 
 Educational In-titutions in connection with the Methodist Church 
 page 174. 
 
 E4iucati(inal Institutions in connection with the Baptist Church, 
 
 {•age 17o. 
 
 University of New Brunswick. 
 
 Visitor on behalf of Her Majesiy — His Honor the Hon Abner R McClelaii, 
 Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of New Bru.iswick. 
 
 Corporation and ?vlembers of the Senate — J R Inch, LL D, President ; Thi« 
 Harrison, LL D, Chancellor; Hon Archibald Harrison; Hon Justice Ezekirl 
 McLeod, LL d; Boyle Travers. b a, m d; Hon James Mitchell, M a; Geo E 
 Coulthard. B a, m d; Gilbert W Ganong, m p; J Douglas Hazen, B a, B c L; 
 Murray Maclaren. a b. m l> ; Benou C Foster, m a ; William A Park. 
 
 Registrar and Treasurer —Wm Wilson, B A. 
 
 Academy Faculty — Thos Harrison, M a, ll n. Chancellor of the University 
 and Pro lessor of Mathematics ; Loring W Bailey, M a, PH d, f r c s. Professor 
 of Chemistry and Natural Science; W Tyng Raymond, M A, Professor nf 
 Classical Literature and History; Wm Frederick .Stockley, M A, Professor 'i' 
 English and Fren(^h ; George M Downing, B .sc. Professor of Mathematics, 
 Experimental Phy<ies and Electrical Engineering; Stephen M E)ixon, M a, 
 Civil Engineerinu and Surveying; John Davidson, M A, Alumni Professor of 
 Mental and Moral Philosophy and Political Economy. Examiners for Dc- 
 g>-ees — In Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, Professor Harrison. Li. \\ 
 and Havelock Coy, M a ; In Classics, Prof Bridges, ph d, and Rev Goodriil,i;t' 
 Roberts, M A , in Philosophy, Prof Kierstead, m a ; in Science, Prof Bailt-y, 
 PH d; in Engl'sh, Prof Stockley, m a, and Prof Kierstead, M A; in Freiuli 
 and German, Prof Stockley, M A, and Rev Goodridge Jones, m a. His Ho:i' r 
 Sir John C Allen, ll d, Hon Justice F t] Barker. M A, D c L. Wm Pugsley. 
 M A, D c L, Examiner> in Civil Law. John Davidson, M A, Librarian. 
 
 UNIVERSITY ALUMNI SOCIETY. 
 
 President, J D Hazen, b A, B c L; Vice-Presidents, Dr Athertou, Di M 
 Maclaren. Dr Bailey ; Secretary -Treasurer, H V B Bridges, m a. 
 Members of Council — Dr Bridges, ma, F St John Bliss, m a, B C Foster, 
 
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 M A. T D Walker, b a, m d, Hon Justice ^'anwaIt, Canon Roberts, Eldon 
 Mullin, M A. 
 
 Representative^ in Senate— Hon Jas Mitolieli, (i t, M a, Dr M Maclaren. 
 Kducational lustitiite of New liruuswii-k. 
 
 President, the Chief Superintendent of Education, ex omcio ; Secretary, John 
 Brittain, Fredericti.n : Assistant Secretary, (irace < )rr, St John. Executive 
 Committee — Members tx fTficio : The Chi»-f Superintendent of Education, the 
 Chancellor of the University, the Principal of the Normal School, the six 
 Inspectors of School. Members elected: Geo U Hay, A m. St John; H S 
 Bridges, pji d, St Jidin ; Ella L Thorne. Fredericton ; B C Foster, a m, Fred- 
 <?ricton ; Geo J Oulton, a b, Moncton ; Geo A Inch, a b, Fredericton; Lillian 
 Burtt, Moncton; F A Good, Woodstock; Bessie Eraser, (xrand Fall.;; N W 
 Brown, A B, Dorchester. Madi-as .School. 
 
 The Governors and Trustees of the Madras School in New Brimswick— The 
 Lieutenant-Governor, the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, the Chief Justice, the 
 members of the Executive Council of New Brunswick, the Judge of the Court 
 of Vice-Admiralty, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, the Mayor and 
 Recorder of St Joiin, the Kectur and Church Wardens of Trinity Church, St 
 John, together with. G Sidney Smith, Geo A Schotield. Geo E Fairweatlier, 
 C P Clarke, Judge Barker; Clerk and Treasurer, H F Siurdee. 
 
 Halifax School for the Blind. 
 
 This institution provides for the education and training of blind persons of 
 either sex throughout the Maritime Provinces. Pupils from the Province 
 of New Brunswick, between the ages of six and twenty-one, are admitted free 
 of all charge, the Provincial Government making an annual per capita grant 
 of ?150 in aid of the school for each and every pupil from this Province 
 attending the institution. .\11 applications for admission should be addressed 
 to the superintendent, C F Fraser, m a. 
 
 University of Kings College, Windsor, N. S. 
 
 Patron — His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 Board of Governors — o; "jficio : Tlie Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Nova 
 Scotia, Visitor and President of the Board, The Right Rev The Lord Bishop 
 of Fredericton. 
 
 Elected bv the Incorporated Alnmui — Hon Senator Alm.on, M D, D c L, 
 Clarence H "Dimock, J B F^rster, Rev C E ^^'illets. D c L, C E W Dodwell, 
 Rev F W Vroom, C J Gossip, H H Pickett. Rev C Bowman, Rev J R Camp- 
 bell, Robt J Wilson. Hun Mr Justice Hodgson. 
 
 Elected by the Rural Deaneiies — Diocese of Nova Scotia — Deanery i»f 
 Amherst, Henry S Poole: Deanery uf Annapolis. W M DeBlois; Deanery of 
 Avon, c' Smith: Iieanery of Halifix, R E Harri> ; Deanery of Lunenburg, 
 O A PicKels ; Deanery I'f St George, R M (.nay ; Deanery of Sydney, Rev T 
 F Draper. Dioce&e of Fredericton —Deanery of Chatham, Hon Judge Wil- 
 kinson ; Deanerv < if Fredericton, Very Rev Dean Partridge; Deanery of 
 Shediac, Irvine \V Binp.ey ; Deanery of' St Andrews. N G D Parker; Deanery 
 of St John, Geo A Scli(Jtield ; De;inery of Woodstock, Rev E W Simonson. 
 Archdeaconerv cf P. E I— Rev J M Furl-e-, A B Warburtun. 
 
 Elected by tlie Synod of Nova .Scotia— Rev R H Bullock, D < r., J Y Pay- 
 
 zant. 
 
 Elected by the Synod of Fredericton— The Ven Arcluleacon Brigrtocke, D D, 
 
 Hon Judge Haniugton. u c L. 
 
 Treasurer— J Y Payzant; Secretary, R J Wilson. 
 
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 Teacher8' Institutes. 
 
 Albert County- President, W W F Starratt ; Vice-President, Miss Annie i, 
 Keirstead ; Secretary-Treasnrer, A D Jonah ; additional members of Execu- 
 tire Committee, Thos J Baizley and P'lorence Vail. 
 
 Carleton County — President, F A Good, Woodstock ; Secretary, K V McLec-i 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Charlotte County — President, Wm Brodie, A M, St Andrews; Vice-President 
 Marshall Maxwell, St Andrews; S>?cretary-Treasurer, Miss Georgie B Mere- 
 dith, St Stephen ; additional members of Executive Committee, P G Mc- 
 Farlane, A b, St Stephen ; Charles ilichardson, Moore's Mills. 
 
 Gloucester County — President, B D Branscombe, Bathiirst Village; Secrr- 
 tary-lreasurer, L R Hetherington, b a, Bathurst; additional members of 
 Executive Committee, Miss Ina Mersereau, Clifton; Miss Mary E Nicol. 
 Glen Anglin. 
 
 Kent Coxmty — President, Geo Smith, b a, Shediac; Vice-President, Min- 
 Mary Chrystal, Kichibueto; Secretary, W A Cowperthwaite, « A, Richibucto, 
 
 Kings County — President, Robert King, A B, Sussex ; Vice-President, Mis- 
 Louise Wetmore, Sussex; Secretary -Treasurer, Milton Price, Apohaqui 
 additional members of Executive Committee, C C Kelly and Miss Margarc' 
 Stewart, Hampton. Next regular meeting at Sussex on Thursday and Friday 
 preceding Labor Day, ]898. 
 
 Northumberland C'o««77/— President, F P Yorston, M A, Newcastle ; Vice- 
 President, Miss Lottie B Tracy, Newcastle; Secretary-Treasurer, James Mc- 
 intosh, Chatham; additional members of Executive Committee, Miss Eliza- 
 beth MacLachlan, Newcastle; Elmer E King, Loggieville. 
 
 St. John City and County (including Parishes of Westlield and Greenwicli, 
 Kings County)— Acting President, Geo J Truenian, Quaco ; Secretary -Treas- 
 urer, Miss Iva Yerxa, St John ; additional members of Executive Committcv 
 Miss Lizzie Corbett and James Barry, St John. 
 
 Victoria County — President, Thomas Rogers, Carlingford; Secretary, C \i 
 Elliott, B A, Andover. 
 
 Westmorland County — President, II L Brittain, B A, Moncton ; Vice-Presi- 
 dent, Miss Maud Grierson, Dorchester; Secretary, S W Irons, Moncton. 
 
 MILITIA. 
 
 Militia— Active Force— District Staflf. 
 
 District Officer Commanding and Paymaster — Lieui-Colonel George •' 
 Maunsell, late Captain H M 15th Foot, Lieut -Colonel, Nov 22, '65. 
 
 Storekeeper — Major A J Armstrong, Oct 22, '86. 
 
 8th I'rincess Louise's New Itrunswick Hussars. 
 
 Organized G 0, 13th April, '09. Badge and Motto : A " (iarter " surmounlt'it 
 by the coronet of Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise ; within the Garte? 
 the number eight in Roman characters. " Beyi Patriaeque Fidelis." 
 
 Regimental Headquarters, Rothesay, N B. LTniform — Blue, Facings Buii 
 
 Lieut-Colonel — James Domville (c c 1st), 2nd July, '81. 
 
 Majors — Alfred Markham (c c 1st), 2nd Julv, '81," Lieut-Colonel, 2nd Julv. 
 '96 ; Henrv M Campbell (sc 1st), 19th Aug, '92 ; F V Wedderburn (r s c 1st !g\, 
 17th Sept,''96. 
 
 Captains— D J Fowler (v b 2nd), 11th Dec, '77 ; J A McDougall (r s c Istv 
 16th May, '94; A R Markham (r s c 1st Ig), 18th May, '94 ; J. W Domville 
 
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 rme), 8tlj Sept. '94; F B Black (r s c 1st), 30tli March, '95; D H Fair- 
 weather (r s c 1st), lath June, '95. 
 
 Lieutenants— J E Murray (s c 1st b), 22n(l Ajiril, '92; J T Warner (r m e), 
 ISth May, '94; .] E Fraser (r s o 2nd), 5th June, '95; R H E Leckie (r m c), 
 I2th Oct, '95, Major, 11th May, '95; E K Parks (r so 1st), 2;5rd Dec, '95; (iuy 
 ^ Kinnear (r s c 1st), 2:}rd Dec, '95 ; J VV S Bhuk (rs c 1st), 22nd Sept, '97. 
 
 2nd Lieutenants— R H Arnold (r s c 2ud),;Ust March, '9(5; W 11 Fair- 
 '.veather (r s c 2nd), :',lst March, '96; J If Parks (r m c), 28th Dec, '9(3, Lt, 
 25th June, '9G; J (J Ilolden (r ni c), 25th March, '97, Lt, 25th June, '9() ; K C 
 McMonagle (prov), 18th June, '80; C J Milliiran (prov), 20th Julv, '9(5; Isaac 
 Burpee (prov), 20th July, '9(5; Ralph F Markhatn (prov), 20th Aug, '90; \f 
 J Brown (prov), 29th Aug, '9(5; E T O'Hrien (provi, 30th April, '97. 
 
 Paymaster— J II McRohbie, 1st March, '97, fhon Capt. 1st March, '97). 
 
 Adjutant— Guy S Kinnear (Lt), oOth A\m\, '97. 
 
 Quartermaster— C F Harrison (Capt), 1st June, '95. 
 
 Surgeon Major— John Edgar March, m d, :\()[h May, '84. 
 
 Veterinary Surgeon— James II Frink, v s (Capt), 2nd June, '93. 
 
 ArtilliM-y J<"iel<I Itatteries. 
 
 Newcastle, N B, 12th Field Battery— Major ommanding, R L Maltby ; 
 Lieutenants, Thomas \Villi;ini Lawlor and Charles Walter Anslow; 2nd 
 Lieutenants, Charles Sargent and R D T Aitkin ; Surgeon, Robert Nicholson ; 
 Veterinary Surgeon, John Morrissy. 
 
 Woodstock, N B - Lieutenant-Colonel, F H J Dibblee (g s 1st), 21st July, 
 
 76; Captain C PI I^merv (g s 1st), l()th Oct, '85; Lieutenant, Jas F Doherty 
 
 ig s, 3rd), 16th Oct, '85; 2nd Lieutenant, William C (Jood (prov), 31st May, 
 
 '89; Surgeon, Wm N Hand, m d, 24th June, '92; Veterinary Surgeon, Henry 
 
 Doniville, v s, 2nd June, '93. 
 
 ;jr<l Keg^iineiit Canadian Artillery. 
 Organized G O, 28th May, 1869, as a Brigade. Or^erinal Muster Roll of first 
 
 Company, dated 4th May, 1793. 
 
 Lieutenant-Coh'ne!- Get)rge W^est Jones (r s a 1st), 22nd Sej), '97. 
 
 No 1 Battery, St John (Prince of Wales) —Cai)tain, Stanley Douglas Craw- 
 ford (gs), 3rd June, '87 ; Lieutenant, Beverley Robinson Armstrong (r s a, 1st), 
 21st Dec, '95; 2nd Lieutenant, Arthur Cavendish Hamilton-Crray. (r s a Ist 
 1g, r s i 1st), 23rd Feb, '97. 
 
 No 2 Battery, West Side— Ca{)tain, John B M Baxter (r s a 1st), 16th Dec, 
 '92; Lieutenant (prov), William Robert Montgomery, 25tli Sept, '96 ; 2nd 
 ]vieutenant, Harold Strickland Waterbury (r s a 1st), 30 Sept, '97. 
 
 No 3 Battery, St John (North End) — Ca|>tain, Robert Huntley Gordo* 
 ( r s a 1st), 22nd June, '94; Lieutenant, Frederick Allan Foster (r s a 2nd), 
 25th Sept, '96; 2nd Lieutenant (prov), Robert Neville, Frith, 25th Sept, '96. 
 
 No 4 Battery, St John — Captain, Thomas P^dward (Jrindon Armstrong (r r a 
 2nd), 28th July, '94; Lieutenant, P>ederick ('averhiil Jones (r s a 1st), 28th 
 July, '94; 2nd Lieutenant, Sherwood Arthur Manning Skinner (prov), 28tli 
 July, '94. 
 
 No 5 Battery —Captain, Walter P^dward P'oster (r s a 1st), 17th May, '97 ; 
 2nd Lieutenant, Ernest Rae Jones (prov), 21st Dec, '95; 2nd Lieutenant 
 fprov), Mansel Crewe Murray Shewen, 9th Oct, '96. 
 
 Adjutant — Capt Walter VVoodworth White (r s a 1st), 9th Nov, '95; Cap- 
 tain, 1st June, '94. 
 
 Quartermaster — Capt P^rederick Landon Temple (r s a 1st), 17th May, '97. 
 
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 Surgeon Major — Jolin Walerliouse Daniel, M D (r s a Isl), 11th Aug, 7U, 
 (lion Snrj^eon Lieutenant-Colonel, loth Se[>t, '96). 
 
 Surgeon Lieutenant — Joseph Andrews, M i>, 14th Sept, '83 (hon Surgeon 
 Major, 14th Sept, '98). 
 
 Paymaster — Capt James Gardiner Taylor, 2Sth Sept, '96. 
 
 ()',iinl St. John Fusiliers. 
 
 Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel — Joseph John Tucker (v b 1st), 1st Oct, '97. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel — Hugh Havelock McLean (r s i 1st), 2nd .Sept, '97. 
 
 Majors — Edward Thankful Sturdee (s i 1st), 5th May, '86; Frederick Ham- 
 mond Hartt (s i 1st), 2nd Se|)t, '97. 
 
 Adjutant— Major Mathew Boyde Edwards (s i 1st), 1st Oct, '97. 
 
 Captains— Wiiliam Clarence Magee (s i 1st), 26th Nov, '80, Major, 26tli 
 Jiiov, '90; David Churchill (s i, 1st), 24th April, '91; James Manning (r s i 
 Ist), 7th July, '92: John Henry Kaye (r s i 1st), 26ih April, '97 ; Thomas 
 Dunning, (r s i, 2nd), 26th April, '97 ; Ernest Edward Macmichael (r s i 2nd). 
 Kov, '97. 
 
 Lieutenants — Howard Pentreath Wetniore (rs i 1st), 16th Mar, '94; AValter 
 Russell Miles (r s i 2ud). 20Lh April, '97 ; Joseph Ottv Sharp (r s i 2n(l), 26tb. 
 April, '97 ; William Comber Rankine (r ■, i 2nd), 26th April, '97. 
 
 2nd Lieutenants — Robert Kichey Rankine (prov), 7th March, '96; Bowyei 
 Sidney Smith (prov), 13th March, '97 ; John Winters McKean (prov), 26tL 
 April, '97 ; Harold Hansard Rol)ertson (prov), 26th April, '97 ; Duncan Roli- 
 ertvson (prov), 13th May, '97; Thomas Parks Pugsley (prov), 1st May, '97. 
 
 Paymaster — Capt George A Hetherington, 26th April, '97. 
 
 Quartermaster — Capt Henry Hamilton Godard, 2nd June, '93. 
 
 S.irgeon Major — Thomas Walker, M D, 27th June, '94, 
 
 Surgeon — Captain Murray Maclaren, M D, 3rd May, '94. 
 
 Honorar}' Chaplain — The Rev John Metcalfe Davenport, M A, 31st Mar, '97. 
 
 67tli ttattalioi) Carl«^t«>n Li^ht Infantry — Woodstock. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel -J D Baird (m s 1st), KJth Sept, '87. 
 
 Majors— Gordon E Bover (s i 1st, m s 2nd), 13th Jan, '88 ; Amos D Hart- 
 ley (s i 1st, m s 2ud), 13ih Jan, '88. 
 
 Captains— J R Kirkpatrick, 12th July, '89 ; John \V Adams, 17th Se{)t, '86 : 
 Leonard R Harding, 13th Jan, '88; John J Kupkev, 3rd Mav, '89; Jesse W 
 Baker, 10th April, '74; Guildford D Perkins, 13th Jan, '88; Joseph W 
 Williams, 7th April, '87; F BCarvell, 2oih Nov, '92. 
 
 1st Lieutenants— Leander Kennedv, 31st March, '89 ; Willard W Ross, 13tl: 
 Jan, '88; David W Pickett, 3rd May, '87 ; Edwin W Bell, 31st March, '89; 
 John F Williams, 7th April, '87 ; George Anderson, 26th June, '91 ; John 
 Edward Sutton, 20th Jan, '93. 
 
 2nd Lieut<'nants— Joseph Cyr, 29th April, '87; Chas H Taylor, 7th April, 
 89; Milford Howlett (prov, r s i 2nd b) ; Herbert Leslie Ross', 19th Aug, '92. 
 71st York Uattalion of Infantry— 7^;ea'e/tc/o«. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel — Thos L Alexander, 9th Feb, '95 (v b 1st and c c 2nd.) 
 
 Majors— T G J Loggie (r s i 1st), 31st Julv, '90 ; Henry A Cropley (r s i 1st), 
 9th May, '95. 
 
 Captains— Jared Boone, 18th June, '86, Brevet Major, 18th June, '96 (s i 1st); 
 William Dell Hartt, 8th June, '86 (s i 1st) ; Justin S Burtt, 5th Sept, '90 
 (m s 2nd); John S D Chipman, 14th Jime, '94 (r s i 2nd) ; James D Perkins. 
 9th March, '95 (s i 1st) ; J as H Hawthorne, April 25th, '96 (r s i 2nd) ; John 
 E Sanson, 9th Sept, '96 (r s i Istj. 
 
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 Flewelling, 77, Windsor, (^irleion — Fir.st and third Tuesday. 
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 Jacksonville, 79, Jacksonville, Carleton- First Thur.sday. 
 Davis Bennett, 80, Victoria Comer, (^ailcton — Fourth P'riday. 
 St Stephen, 81, St Stephen, Charlotte— Second and fourth Monday. 
 Riverside, 8'2, Riverside, Albert— First and third Tuesday. 
 Kings Own, 83, Quispamsis, Kings 'west)- La-st Tuesday. 
 Nassau, 84, Andover, Victoria -Second Monday. 
 Star in the East, 85, Speights Corner, (J.ueens (west)— First Saturday. 
 
 , 80, charlo. Kestigouche— FL.st and third Saturday. 
 
 Debec, 87, Debec, Carleton— Second Monday. 
 
 Maguudy Volunteers, 88, Blaney Ridge, York— Last Friday. 
 
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 Fowler, 92, iluveloek, KiiiKs (euslj— l'ir-.t Moiidiiy. 
 
 Viftdiia, S»'{, Moiilh of Ke.swli k, York- Setiond Monday. 
 
 New Hainion, !M, Slonehaven, ( llonccster -Second .md" tbnitli Monday, 
 
 CloneN, !l',», I'lones, (^ueenn (west) — !■ iiMi Monday. 
 
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 Wallace, lOU, I.on^,' Ueaeli, Kin^s (we>l)-Second and (..nrlli Tucftdav. 
 
 Skinner, 107, Keed's I'oint, Kiiif^ (weMt)— Thin! Saiiirdav. 
 
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 tiueen.s Own, li:!, ItanK*', <iueen.-i— I'lr^l Tlunxlay. 
 
 Kinn William, 111, Oionioelo, Snnlmry Second .Saliirday. 
 
 I'roteeiion, 1 111, TemiHTance Val(\ York-Second Satnrday. 
 
 Fowler, VIA, Hal hurst, <ilouco-*ler— First nnd third llnirMlay. 
 
 Admiral Nelson, 121, Sussex, Kinjts (east) -Second 1- ilday. 
 
 Bayside, IHd, Waterside, .Mhcrt— Se( ond and luiiith Satnrday. 
 
 Morning Star, lli'i, Victoria Mills, Westmorland Second and fourth Salnrdav. 
 
 Morning Star, i:i('>, Tay Settlement, Yoi k- First 'Ihiu-.-day. 
 
 Union Hrothcrs, i:!7, I'oint Wolfe, .Aihert -Second and fo'urth Satnrdav. 
 
 Garihaldi, l;(H, Hillside Alliert— 1' irst Monday. 
 
 Ka.stern Star, lii'.t, Alherl .Miin's, Allieit— .S'lMilid S. tiirday. 
 
 Star of Hope, 1 H", Kluin, Alhert— I'irst Tuesday. 
 
 Dominicn, 141, Si ,Ioliii--Firsl and thinl Tiiesd^iy. 
 
 Snubury, M"), i'leilc'ricton .lunction, Siuilpiiry— 1' ir.st .Monday. 
 
 ChipiJian Volunteers, lod, Hrigu's Corner, (^ncens— Fir.st Tuesday. 
 
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 E A Bent, Graiid Master, Piigwush, \ S; Jns K ^Iiicd.snaM, Deputy Grand 
 Master, Sherbrooke, N iS; John D Mcf'"an, GrauJ WartK ; VV'oHiville, N S; 
 J C P Frazee, Grand Secretary, h difax \ S; .1 H Balcoin. (ifi* ' " ••«*.urer, 
 Halifax, N S; J il Sutherland, i' c; .M, ' •^•md Reprt'sentutivt , ili. ■^ ^ ; 
 
 H W Rogers, i* o m, CJrand Kepre.sentativo, Amherst, N IS; Hv\ ,s.cliil> 
 Bowman, Grand Chaphiin, .New Glasgow, N S; ,/ ,' '''"Ison, (irand Marski.. 
 Charlottetown, P K 1 ; MaKidiii D IJruwn, Grand Condiirl'"'. i^' lolm, N »'. . 
 W S Saunders, Grand Guardian, Wo"dstock, N B; I) S M(]|| aniits Grand 
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 I)i.strict No 1— Ea.steni Star Lodge, No 1 ; Princess Rebekalj L<swJge, S« * <»»' --((c W Mc- 
 JJonald, rictou, N S. „,, 
 
 District No 2— Moore, 17; Caledonia. 2H; Union. :!0: Regina, 7l. li K ' '"•«n|>Hon Sui jjr 
 Brae, N S. 
 
 District No :J— St Lawrence, 8 ; Wildey , 27 ; Alpha Hehekah, 10. Thilip I'.i lUjj^. f'b,arlotte- 
 town, PEL 
 
 District No 4— IMone(\r, '.i ; Peerless, l".i ; Siloani, 29; (loklen lUile, 4(; ; .lew. I i. '-kah, tj. 
 M D Brown, St .John, N B. 
 
 District No .=5— Orient, 10; Mystic, 18; Amity. 40; Concord, 01); Mizpah Rebekah, >. ^ 1- 
 Messervev, Halifax, N S. 
 
 Distrid' No ()— Fuller, .T : Norton,!;; Seotia, 11; (lolden Link Rebekah,2; Southern Crosf* 
 Kebekah,:!; Crystal Fountain Hehekah, U. .1 D .McKcan, Westville, N S. 
 
 District No 7- Victoria, i:!; Nasliwaak. 72. (ieo W lirowii, Marysville, N B. 
 
 District No s— Fureka, li; Ivauhoe, 4i. .lames Scott, Springhill, N S., 
 
 District N ■ 8(t— Ivy, li.^) ; Mvrtle, 71. Neil Morrison, Amherst, N .S. 
 
 District V 9— Western .Mar, 1(1; (iuidiiig Star, 21; Crescent, C,;^ ; Sunbeam, 64. J I 
 BdwarJs, v «. h. Annapolis, N S. 
 
 Distviet Ne '"—Prince Kdward, 22. T IKiradv, e> <: M, Sumnierside, P h I. 
 
 Dis'.rict No .;- Mizpah, 24; IMiunix, oO ; Fidelity. ".4. S .1 Moore, .-hnhenacadie, N S. 
 
 District No ' t-Lorne, ;{i". ; Kidgelv,4:!. .1 A McDorman, Creat Village, N S. 
 
 i strict No l.i Prince Albert, 2C. ; Pearl Rebekah, 9. D S Mc.Manus, (. ir, Moncton. N B. 
 
 i .strict No 14- Berwick, M; Hiawatha, 57; Kingston, 05. C F Rockwell, Kentville, N S. 
 
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 District No Ifi— Pcsaquid, 38; Edwards, 47. M C Piiiith, Windsor, N S. 
 
 District No 17— (arlcton, 41. W S ijaunders, a a, Woodstoclc, N H. 
 
 District No 18— Jewel, 42. Rupert < uniunghum, Aiitigonish, N S. 
 
 District No 19— riiathain, 45. J D B F Mackeuyic, Cliathani, N B. 
 
 District No 20— Diamond, 51; Orion. 58; Bonnie Brier, Reb, 8. Thomas Andrews, Yu;- 
 mouth, N S. 
 
 District So 21— Queen, 52 ; Vesta, 62 ; Aberdeen, 68 ; Triune, 75 ; Brier, 76. John Johnson, 
 Port Morien, N S. 
 
 District No 22— Helping Hand, 34. Robert Sutherland, River John, N S. 
 
 District No 23— Miriam, 56. F A Sjtarhawk, St Stephen, N B. 
 
 District No 24— Rising Sun, 59 ; Lallave, (>(). Jas H Brown, Lunenburg, N S. 
 
 District No 25— Mayflowe , 61 ; Seiiside, 70 ; LaTour, 77. Thos Robertson, p G R, Barring- 
 ton, NS. 
 
 District No 26— North Star, 4S. R G Duft', Cami)bellton, N B. 
 
 District No 27— Tokalon, 66. J R Rattray, Albcrton, P E L 
 
 District No 28— Chedabucto, 67. J Fothergill, Caii:,o, N 8. 
 
 District No 29- Mannion, 73 ; Evangeline, 78. Jas 11 Maodonald, » G M, Sherbrooke, N S. 
 
 District No 30— St George, 55. O S Dunham, Digby, N S 
 
 SUnuRDINATK LOU(iKS— NIGHTS OF MKKTING. 
 
 Eastern Star, 1, Pictou, N S, Wednesday. 
 Fuller, 5, Meliarton, N S, Friday. 
 Norton, 6, New i.iujjjow, N S, Mondr.y. 
 St Lawrence,8, ( luirlottetown, FEI, Monday. 
 Pioneer, j, St ,Iohn, N H, Friday. 
 Orient, 10, Halifax, N S, Monday. 
 Scotia, 11, Westvillo, N S, Thursday. 
 Victoria, 13, Fredericton, N B, Monday. 
 Eureka, 15, SpringMll, N S, Tuesday. 
 Western Star, 16, Annai)olis, Tuesday. 
 ;Moore, 17, Thorburn, N S, Tuesday. 
 Mystic, 18, Halifax, N S, Thursday. 
 Peerless, 19, St .lohn, N H, Tuesday. 
 <;uiding Star, 21, Granville l''y,N S,Monday. 
 Prince Edward, 22, Summerside, Thursday. 
 Mystic Tie, 23, Oxford, N S, ^Monday. 
 :»Iizpah, 24, Acadia Mines, N S, Tuesday. 
 Crystal Wave, 25, Fugvvash, N S, Tuesdav. 
 Prince Albert, 26, Moncton, N B, 'Aednesdav. 
 Wildey, 27, Charlottetown, P E I, Friday. 
 ■Caledonia, J8, Hopewell, N S, Wednesdav. 
 .Siloam, 29. St John, N B, Monday. 
 Inion, 30, Springville, N S, Wednesday. 
 Valley, 33, Sussex, N B, Tuesday. 
 Helping Hand, 34, River John, N S, Monday. 
 Ivy, 35, Amherst, N S, Fri'',av. 
 Lome, 36, Economy, N S, t'riday. 
 Pesaquid, 38, Windsor, H s, Tuesday. 
 Amily, 40, Halifax, N S, Tuesday. 
 Carleton, 41, Woodstock, N B, Thursday, 
 -lewel, 42, Antigonish, N S, Tuesday. 
 Ridgely, 43, Great Village, N s, Tuesday. 
 Jvanhoe, 44, Parrsboro, ^ S, Thursday. 
 
 Chatham, -15, Chatham, N B, Thursday. 
 Golden Rule, 46, St John, N B, Thursday. 
 Edwards, 47, Hantsport, N S, Monday. 
 North Star, 48, Campbellton, N B, Tuesday, 
 I'hijBnix, 50, Truro, N t^, Tuesd.iy. 
 Diamond, 51, Yarmouth, N S, Thursday. 
 Queen, 52, Sydney, C B, Friday. 
 Berwick, 53, Berwick, N S, Tuesday. 
 Fidelity, 54, Shubenacadie, N S, Wednesday. 
 St George, 55, Digby, >J S, Friday. 
 Miriam, oti, («t Stephen, N B, Thursday. 
 Hiavatha, 57, Kentville, N S, Friday. 
 Orion, 58, Port Maitland, N S, Monday. 
 Rising Sun, .59, Lunenburg, N S, Moudav. 
 LaHave, 60, Bridgijwater, N S, Friday. 
 Mayflower, 61, Barrington, N S, Friday. 
 Vesta, 62, North Sydney, N S, Tuesday. 
 Crescent, 63, Bridgetown, N S, Monday. 
 Sunbeam, 64, Middleton, N S, Monday. 
 Kingston, 65, Kingston .Station, N S, "Friday. 
 Tokalon, 66, Alberton, P E I, Monday. 
 Chedabucto, 67, Cacso, N S, Monday. 
 Aberdeen, 08, Little Glace Hay, N S, FriiL-w 
 Concord, 69, Dartmouth, N S, Tuesday. 
 Seaside, 70, Clark's Harbor, N S, Saturday. 
 Myrtle, 71, Sackville, N B, Friday. 
 ^ashwaak, 72, Marysville, N B, Wednesday. 
 Marmion, 73, Sherbrooke, N S, Fridaj^. 
 Hegina, 74, Sunny Brae, N S, Friday. 
 Triune, 75, Old Bridgeport, N S, Wednesday. 
 Brier, 76, Sydney M mes, N S, Tuesday. 
 LaTour, 77, Port LaTour, N S, Thursday. 
 Evangeline, 78, Country Harbor, Saturday. 
 
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 urer, St John, N B; J A Craig, p g p, Grand Representative, Yarmouth, N S; 
 W II Weatherspoon, (irand Junior Warden, Annapolis, N S; D R Maclennan. 
 Grand Marshal, Charlottetown, P E I ; J A Eraser, Grand Sentinel, Moncton, 
 X B; Alfred Burcliell, Deputy Grand Sentinel, Glace, Bay, C B. 
 
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 Stuart, No 1, Pictou, N S— First Monday eaeh month. 
 
 Miliceto, No 2, M John, N B— Last Wednesday each montli. 
 
 Halifax, No 3, Halifax, N S— Third Wednesday each month. 
 
 Port la Joie, No 4, Charlottetown, P E I — eeond Wednesday ea( 
 
 Belvidore, Ko n, llantsport, N S— Fourth Friday each month. 
 
 Mount Carniel, No (l, Moncton, N B- Third Friday each month. 
 
 Yarniouih, No 7, Yarmouth, N S— First Tuesday each month. 
 
 Meductic, No 8, Woodstock, N B— Second Tuesd'av each month. 
 
 Micmac, No ii, Amherst, N ."^—Second and fourth'.Mondav each month. 
 
 Cushing, No 10, Westville, N S-First and third Monday' each month. 
 
 Tawopskik, No II, Annapolis, N S— Second Wednesday each month. 
 
 Wabeek, No 12, Eureka, N S— Second and Eouith Monday each month. 
 
 Lunenburg, No IH, I^unenburg, N S— Last Wi-dnesday each month. 
 
 Mount Horeb, No 14, New (ilasgow, N S— First and third Friday each month. 
 
 Cape Breton, No 15, Little Glace Bay, C B— First and third Monday each month. 
 
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 Silver Spray, No 1, Pugwasli, N S— On Thursdays. 
 
 ^ioldeij I ink, s'o 2, New (Masgow, N S— Second and fourth F'ridays. 
 
 Southern Cro.ss, No 8, Stcllarton, N S— On alternate Mondays. 
 
 Princess, No 4, Pictou, N S-On alternate .Mondays. 
 
 Mizpah, No 5, Halifax, N S— Second and fourth Fridays. 
 
 Jewel, No 6, St John (we.>*t), N B— F^rst and third Wednesdays. 
 
 Colfax, No 7, O.xford, J ' S ■ On Thursdays. 
 
 Bonnie Brier, No 8, Port Maitland, N S— Meets on . 
 
 Pearl, No 9, MonctOii, N B— l-irst and third ^londays. 
 Alpha, No 10, Chaiiottotown, P E I— First anil third rucsdays. 
 Crystal B'ouutain, No 11, Westville, N S— Second and fourth Tuesdays. 
 
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 Guiney, Market Building, St Job. i— Thursday, D Bradley, jr. 
 
 Albion, Market Building, ."^t.Iohn — Wednesday, H D Everett, 
 
 Queens, Gatcotown — Saturday, H J DeVeber. 
 
 Nortbunil • -land, Chatham- Friday, George Stothart. 
 
 Sackville, »ackville— Tuesday, George A Fawcett. 
 
 Richil'ucto, Richibucto — Wednesday, Uoberl W Beers. 
 
 New .istle, Newcastle — Thursday, .lames Falconer. 
 
 Westmorland, Point de Huti', Westmorland — Thursday, .Tas W Colpitis. 
 
 Golden Rule, Hopewell Hill, Alheit— Tuesday, (J M Peek. 
 
 Safeguard, Pennlield, ( harlotte— W S R .lustason. 
 
 Dalhousie, Dalhousie — Monday, ,1 R MeKenzie. 
 
 Baie Verte, F.aie Ver+e— Wednesday, R Goodwin. 
 
 Dover, Dover, w'e.stmorland — Saiurtlay, A K Steoves. 
 
 Granite Rock, Carleton — Tuesday, ,1 McG Campbell. 
 
 Caledonia, Douglastown, Northumberland— Tuesday, H Kirkpatrick. 
 
 Collina, ("ollina Corner, Klnus — Thursday, Jacob I Keirstead. 
 
 Oxford, Upper (iagetown, tjueens— Saturday, C H Botsford. 
 
 (4aribaldi, Bentori,Carleton— Saturday, Cbas A Lewin. 
 
 Si Martins, St Marlins— Tuesday, kobert Mosher. 
 
 Moncton, Mnncton — Monday, (ieorge 11 Forbes. 
 
 Lime Rock, South Bay, St .John— Mondiiy, W .1 Lowry. 
 
 Haveldck, Butternut Ridge, Kings— Fridiiy, E Keith. 
 
 Britannia, Millntream, Kings — "Saturday, (.'; W Weyman. 
 
 Lansdowne, Fredericton — Thursday, II II Pitts. 
 
 ( harlo, Hiver Cliarlo, Uestigouelie--Thur!-day, .7 H Galbraith. 
 
 Wills, Tower Hill, cluuioite— Tuesday, Wm Ciillman. 
 
 Red Granite, St Gyorge — Saturday, Mary Russell. 
 
 Gordon, 102 King stieet. St .Idliii — l''riday, Jo'iii Law. 
 
 Star of Hope, Ippir (ioslien, .\lbert — Saturday, B B Hayward. 
 
 Rosetield, McLauchlan lioad, Kent— Satuiday, C H Hicks, 
 
 Gloucester, Stonehaven, (iloueester — Saturday, N R Richey. 
 
 Centruvilb', Ceutreville, Kings — Saturday, J A Northrup. 
 
 Essex, Waterford, Kings— Thursday, E ^I llewelling. 
 
 Forest Glenn, Petiteortiae — Saturday, II \V B Colpits. 
 
 Louison, River Louison, Restigouehe — Frid y, R Miller. 
 
 Monument, Kirklaiid, Carleton— Saturday, (i W .Jackson. 
 
 Campbellton, (ampbellton, Restigouehe — Monday, .1 T Reid. 
 
 Dundee, Shannon Vale, Ke-jtigouche— .Saturday, R H Wright. 
 
 McCarthy, Scotch Settlement, Westmorland — Wednesday, Alex Duff. 
 
 Millstream, Ipper Millstream, Kiiig> — Monday, Zebulon Gaunce. 
 
 Kingselear, Kinyt^clear, York — Saturday, B W I'ox. 
 
 Mount Middleton, Mount Middleton, Kings— Friday, Jos W Chapman. 
 
 Blackville, Blaekville, Northumberland— Wednesday, J H Dale. 
 
 Silver Stream, Black Brook, Northumberland — Wednesday, Wm Tail. 
 
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 Miirysvilie, Marysvllle — Iriday, Wm Henry. 
 
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 Sunbury, Upper Maugerville, Sunlmry — Thursday, Geo F Banks. 
 
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 Head of Tide, Head of Tide, Restigouehe — Saturday, John F Moir. 
 
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 Tilley, Gray's Mills, Kings — Monday, RuWon E Lyon. 
 
 Mayflower, Harvey Station, York— Thursday, J A Little. 
 
 Riverside, Coatesville, Kent — Saturday, G BCoates. 
 
 Charity, Hatfield's Point, Kings— Sattirday, D A Hatfield. 
 
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 K Co; G V T, Miss Ida Northrup, Kingston, K C(»; G S J T, Mrs VV W 
 Killam, Havelock, K Co; G Sec, VV M Burns, Hilisborough ; G Treas, S Z 
 Dickson, Nauwigewauk, K C; P (r C T, \v L Waring, .")5 Main street, St 
 John; G Chap, Rev VV Lawson, Richibucto; G Mar. E (r Merritt, Frederic- 
 ton (members of executive); G D M, C D Killam, Victoria Mills, West Co; 
 G G, J II Gray, Springfield, Kings Co; (x Sent, John Bert v, Turtle Creek. 
 Albert Co; G A S, B E (ioodspeed, Niishwaak V, Yoik C();'G Mess, Geo T 
 Bradley, Nashwaak V, Y Co; R VV <.r T, VV L Waring, -v^ Main street, St 
 John. 
 
 Li.st of Working Lodges. 
 
 A'o. Xaine. Meeliii;/. I>. <1. (\ T. .Idili/'xx. 
 
 4 East .\ll)ert Tuesday l-Alwaid .loues Suiri-y, Albert. 
 
 '21 Fredericton \V«'(liie>day ...(' Wiillaco I'rtdericlon. 
 
 :« Prineess Ak;xaiidria..SiUui(hiy ." >r (i .leiikiiis Kars, Kings. 
 
 40 Dorchester Monday K W Wekloti Dorchester. 
 
 44 Albiou Saturday .... Newton .larvis Fredericloii. 
 
 53 Mansl)ridge Saturday Hugh Toner .Mispee, St .John. 
 
 'A Bay View Wednesday ...\Vm Secord P^ed Head, St .lolin. 
 
 6G Seailel Hunaer Saturday .'... .Win T (*uni)iugliam...i'isarine(), St ,Iohn. 
 
 t)8 Sirion M<inday Robert liartlett I'Jl Carmarthen st., St John. 
 
 SI Sea Shore Tin sdaV Wellington Vail St Martins, St .John. 
 
 .'^6 Almou Tuesday II "' (.iiguey Milledgeville, St John. 
 
 89 Shediae Thursday J II .Mooie Shediae. 
 
 103 Maple View .>^atuiday D W Sadler Sisson Ridge, Victoria. 
 
 108 Gordon Thur.-da'y Samuel Snodgrass Smithtowii, Kings. 
 
 lO'J No Surrender Thursday Wni T Nddwell Fairville, St .John. 
 
 110 Hold theldit .^aturdav Teromo Dawson Dawsonvilie, Albert. 
 
 115 Alma Thursday D C Cleveland Alma, Albert. 
 
 116 Hopewell Monday W A Trutnuui Albert, Albert. 
 
 117 Pleasant Valley Thursday W C Keating Albert Mines. Albert. 
 
 121 Nashwaak Village Saturday (ieo T Bradley Nashwaak Village, York. 
 
 125 Phcenix Wednesday ...Bertie Moore Mechanic Settlement, Kings. 
 
 150 Cha'ham. '. Tuisday <ieo T Stewart Chatham. 
 
 154 Sheffield Union Friday F W Barker Sheffield Academy, Sunbury. 
 
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 Victory Saturday W S Inch Jerusalem, Queens. 
 
 Fidelis Friday John MeKinnon Norton Station, Kinus. 
 
 White Stiir .Monday Mosos riteeves Edgetfs Landing, Aloert. 
 
 Garfield Monday J T Logan Gondola I'oint, Kings. 
 
 Cedar (irove Friday J H Gray Springfield, Kings. 
 
 Pearl Saturday lames » White Whitens Mills, Kings. 
 
 Weldou Wednesday ...Wni G Dulty Weldon, Alhert. 
 
 Ambition Friday C W Weyman Apohacjui, Kings. 
 
 Alnwick Saturdiiy Tabusiutac, Northumberland. 
 
 Queen's Own Monday (" W Pearcc Cambridge, Queens. 
 
 Pidgeon Kev Wm Lawson liichibucto, Kent. 
 
 Cambridge Star I'luirsday Geo (." Hendry Central Cambridge, Queens 
 
 l/lowelyii Saturday K F Dykeman Jemseg, Queens. 
 
 Kegina l-'ridav Amy J McLean i umberland Bay, Queens. 
 
 Fairfield Friday W It Floyd Fairfield, St John. 
 
 Rocky tilen Tuesday H M Corbttt Armstrong's Corner, Queens. 
 
 Ever Onward Thursday Mary D Gilli.s Lower Napan, Northumberd. 
 
 Riverside Thursday lohii A McNaughton.. Black Rivei' Bridge, North'ld. 
 
 Reform Tui'sday H II Keith Ilavelock Corner, Kings. 
 
 Advance '. Prosser Brook, Albert. 
 
 Never Surrender .Siturday John H Ferry Turtle Creek, Albert. 
 
 Lone ytar Friday M T Steeves Shenstoue, Albert. 
 
 Spreading Oak Saturday John T Weatherby Little Ridge, Charlotte. 
 
 Dominion Wedncnlay ...David Magee ." 12 Siraonds street, St John. 
 
 Harvey Friday I^ H Robinson Harvey, Albert. 
 
 Endeavour Saturday Thomas McLaughlin.. Curry ville, Albert. 
 
 Francis Willard Wednesday ...J T Steeves Hillsboro', Albert. 
 
 Willow Tree Thursday Thos G Ferry Lower Ridge, Kings. 
 
 Ivy Monday R I Carloss 14 Charles street, St John. 
 
 Beacon Star Saturday Thi.s Scribncr Lime Hill, Kings. 
 
 Crystal Friday C D Killam Victoria Mills, Westmorland. 
 
 Range Wednesday ...A 1' McVicar Range, Queens. 
 
 White Birch Tuesday T W McNaughion Black River, Northumberl'd. 
 
 Pride of the Plain Saturday Thos S Taylor .Salisbury, Westmorland. 
 
 Arbutus Saturday leremiah Fillmore Berry toei, Albert. 
 
 Undaunted i'ridav S c Spencer Hopewell Cape, Albert. 
 
 Mt I'leasant Thursday C C West Hopewell Hill, All)ert. 
 
 Anchor Saturday Harry W Steeves Hildgard, Westmorland, 
 
 Loyalist Friday M ti Uainwright Kingston, Kings. 
 
 Beaver Wednesday ...Austin R Wetmore Clifion, Kings. 
 
 Nauwigewauk Wednesday ...<i W Dodge Nauwigewauk, Kings. 
 
 Cambridge luion Saturday L J Fiower McDonald's Corner, Queens. 
 
 Waring ' J W Hallett McAdam Junction, York. 
 
 F<;iensdale Thursday D O McDougall Long Reach, Kings. 
 
 Hampton Monday I A MeKinnon Hampton, Kings. 
 
 Hamilton W R Roiiinson Kouchibouguac, Kent. 
 
 Star of Hope Fridav W H McDonald 1U5 Queen St (east), St John. 
 
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 Departments of the Order in this Jurisdiction — Subordinate Temples: Vic- 
 toria, No 2, meets iirst and third Tuesday in each month in hall, Market 
 Building, Charlotte street, St John, N B. Alexandra, No 6, meets every 
 Thursday in Temple of Honor Hall, Main street, North End, St John, N B. 
 Tilley Temple, No 14, meets every Thursday in Segee's Hall, Mill street, St 
 John, N B. Aberdeen, No 15, meets every Monday at hall, Milford, St John 
 County, N B. St James, No 16, meets every Tuesday in Temperance Hall, 
 St James street, St John, N B. Subordinate Sections — Junior Templars of 
 Honor and Temperance : Victoria Section, No 1, meets every Friday in 
 hall. Market Building, Charlotte street, St John, N B. Alexandra Section, 
 No 2, meets every Tuesday in Temple of Honor Hall, Main street, Nortli 
 End, St John, N B. Social Temples — Victoria Social Temple, No 6, meets 
 
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 second and tliird Tuesday in each month in the hall, Market building, Char- 
 lotte street, St John, N 11 Subordinate Councils — Eastern Star, No 1, meets 
 at call of Chief of Council in Segee's Hall, '^'111 street, St John, N B. River- 
 side, No 2, meets al call of Chief of Council i.i Temple of Honor Hull, Main 
 street, North. End, St John, N B. Grand Temple, meets semi-annually in 
 May or June and in November or December. Executive Officers of Grand 
 Temple : George T J Blewett, G W T. 73 Harrison street, North End, St 
 John, N B; \Vm C Simpson, G W K, 22 St David street, St John, N B. 
 
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 ANCIENT OKDER OF FORESTERS. 
 
 H J Snelgrove (Major), H C R, Coburg; W Baird, P H C S W, H S C R, 
 <:^alt; H E Griffiths, P D C R H C T, Toronto; L Seacord, m d, P H C R, 
 H C, Medical Examiner, Brantford ; S H Kent, P D C R, H C S W, Ham- 
 ilton ; G Dulmage, P H C J B, H C J W, Belleville; H J Boyd, H C S B, 
 Mount Forest ; W >Villianis, P H C S, Fermauent Secretary. 
 
 Trustees— E F Claike, Toronto; C B Heyd, Brantford; W Douglas, Owen 
 Sound. 
 
 Auditors - John Anderson, Montreal ; F Abbott, Meaford ; H Catley, Mount 
 Forest. 
 
 Laws and Relief Comn)ittee— W J Vale, P D C R, Chairman, Toronto; D 
 F MacWatt, P H C R, Bairie; VV Mills, P H S C R, Ingersoll ; C Chappel, 
 Montreal; Scott E Morrill, St John, N B. 
 
 High Court Solicitor— D F MacWatt, P H C R, Barrie. 
 
 High Court Medical P^xaminer— L Seacord, M d, P H C R, Brantford. 
 
 Organizer for New Brunswick — George A Hurd, McAdam, N B. 
 
 D C R New Brunswick— Scott E Morrill, St John, N B. 
 
 Couit.s ii New Brunswick. 
 
 Court Pride of St John, No SOSO, St John, N B— J F Brown C R; William 
 Evans, S C R; F W Marshall, P C R; James Morrell, Treasurer; R D 
 Knowles, Secretary. 
 
 Court McAdam,' No 8085, McAdam Junction, N B— L H Brown, Secretary, 
 McAdam Junction, N B. 
 
 Diamond Jubilee, No 8*77, St John, N B- F K Keiler, C R; B Anderson, 
 SCR; Scott E Morrill, P C R; S A Hawker, Treasurer; A W Biddington, 
 
 Aberdeen, No 8578, Woodstock, N B— A J Gray, Secretary, Woodstock, N B. 
 Clarendon, No 8580, Clarendon Station. N B— Edward Burnley, Secretary, 
 Clarendon, N B. 
 
 ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN. 
 
 Chambers Lodge, No 1— Meets in Orange Hall, Germain street, second and 
 
 fourth Mondav of each month. 
 Carleton Lodge, No 2 -Meets in City Hall, Carleton, first and third Monday 
 
 of each month. 
 Valentine Lodge, No ;; -Meets in 1. O. F. Hall, Charlotte street, second and 
 
 fourth Tuesdav of each month. 
 Adelphoi Lodge, No 4— Meets in Temple of Honor Hall, Main street, first 
 
 and third Mondav of each month. 
 
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 The Executive Council — Siiprerae Chief Ranger, (^ronhyatekha, m u. 
 Toronto; Past Supreme Chief Ranger, E Kotterell, House of Conunon-. 
 Ottawa; Supreme Vice Chief Ranger, Hon D D Aitken, Flint, Michigan ■ 
 Supreme Secretary, Major John A Mcdillivray, <i c, Toronto; Snprenv' 
 Treasurer, H A Collins, Toronto; Supreme Physician, Thomas Millman, m !>. 
 Toronto; Supreme Counsellor, Hon Judge Wedderburn, <iC, Hanijjton, N 11. 
 
 Hi^h Court of New ItruiiHwiuk. 
 
 High Standing Committee— H C R. Hon Judge Wedderburn, Hampton; i' 
 HCR, Win Kinghorn, St Marys, York County; H V C R, W J S Mile-.. 
 M A, St John (North); H Secretary, F W Emmerson, a b, Judge of Probate, 
 Sackville; H Treasurer, E P Eastman, Tetitcodiac ; H Physician, B M Mullin, 
 M T), St Marys, York Co; H C, E R C'hapman, a i?, St John. 
 
 High Auditors — J V Russell, St John ; Thomas Murray, Sackville. 
 
 Appointed Officers — H Chaplain, Rev D Fish, Florenceville ; H S W, If 
 Nadeau, Edinundston ; H J W, W (J Eraser, Campbellton ; H S B, W McK 
 Weldon, Moncton; H J B, R W Mitchell, Kingston, Kent Co; H Mar, A 
 Hastings, St John (North) ; H Con, S L T McKnight, Belleisle Creek, King- 
 Co; H Mess, A W Ebbett, Judge of Probate, Gagetown ; H J S, John Farley, 
 Bristol, Carleton Co. 
 
 Bankers for the High Court of New Brunswick — The Halifax Banking Ci>iti- 
 
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 ^Vo. Location. C. D. ('. Jl. Xif/htu of MecHiu/. 
 
 1711 Alliert P W F Brewster 4th Widnesday. 
 
 1290 Albert Mines <' S Woodworth 4tli Tuesday. 
 
 226 Alma T E Colpitts, a h 3rd Satiirda'y. 
 
 .166 Apoha(iiii V L (Jross 1st and :<rd Saturdays. 
 
 626 An;li.. er F .1 Kupkey 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 
 
 747 Arth, .ette, Victoria Robt Knowiton 4th Thursday. 
 
 :{280 Avoni , lie, Carleton las A Barber 
 
 15fi4 Berry's Mills T S Steeves 2iid and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 3190 Bath, Carleton I L Shaw 
 
 3320 Baydu Vin VV B Willistou 4th Saturday. 
 
 :{045 Bathurst A N Desbrisay 'Jnd and 4t,h Tuesdays. 
 
 1789 Belleisle Point O N Mclntvre 2nd and 4th Fridays. 
 
 449 Buctouche las H Powell 4th Tuesday. 
 
 642 Bristol, Carleton lohn Farley 1st and 3id Saturdays. 
 
 845 Boiestowu W T Slmrp 4ih Saturday. 
 
 1289 Blissville A H Worden 3rd Saturday. 
 
 1389 Belleisle Creek (i \V Scovil, m p i- Alternate Saturdays. 
 
 1498 Bluonitield, Carleton II A Sinker 2ud and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 1636 Blissfield, Northumberland.... M A Kelly 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 
 
 1877 Bear Island, York .MA Uagerinan 
 
 1926 Back Bay, Charlotte Andrew Ma^ee Last Saturday. 
 
 1781 Bloomtield, Kings J T .McVey 4tli Friday. 
 
 1845 Bayfield, Wi stniorland Ceo J Dob.son 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 
 
 1854 Bristol, Westmorland S W Burgess, m j) 1st and 3rd Fridays. 
 
 3448 Burtt's Corner, York Ellwood JUirtt 
 
 1965 Blaekville W ,) McLagi?an 2nd and 4th Fiidays. 
 
 1870 Ba^s River I B Miller 2nd and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 3589 Bale Verte itcv S .lames 2nd and 4th Thuisdays 
 
 3643 Black River B'c,Nortbumb'ld..Wm V l.llock 2nd and last Saturdays. 
 
 52 Chatham Alex McKinnon 4th Monday. 
 
 162 Centrevillp, Carleton A C <iil>son 4th Tuesday. 
 
 274 Clover Hill, Kin-s Chas Gates 4th Saturday. 
 
 641 Campbellton W It Fraser Last Thur.-day. 
 
 071 Carsouville, Kings Chas II Cook 2nd and 4th Fridays. 
 
 1575 Clearview, Carleton f; H Phillips l.st and 3rd Tuesdays. 
 
 1394 Cody's, Queens T P Heiherington 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. 
 
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 Chi|)ii»anV,(.,»iu;cns H A Ilyaii 2nd and 4tli Tluirsday.i. 
 
 rhiireh's Pt, N()v|Iiimii1.'1<1 W Anderson 
 
 Downcyvillo, Kmi^s M (i .Icnkins Last Tuesday 
 
 Dniliam Urid^e, York K<'V H I'.cll La t Wednesday. 
 
 Doaktown Otto Hitdcrlirand. Ith Mondav. 
 
 Derby, Norlhnniberland los K releii:i :!id Tlmrsday. 
 
 Deboe, .hinctioii (' \V Uiekenson '.'nd and Itli Saturdav.i. 
 
 Dalhousie Tlins A Seott Last I'ridav. 
 
 Dorcliestcr A \V Cliapnian ^tli Kridav" 
 
 l)on><las(own T MoKonzic I>ast Kridav. 
 
 EI«in H A Smith 2iid and n"li Monday-.. 
 
 Eel River, York Kli.-lia Mdore Itli Saturday. 
 
 Eel River, Restigoiiclie II A McMillan Last Mondav. 
 
 East Florenceville N II Toni|ikins 4th Saturday. 
 
 KdnuMidslon Hector Nadeaii lird Tuesdav. 
 
 Florenceville Otis Shaw Last Monday. 
 
 Erederictou Alex liurchill Mb Wednesday. 
 
 Fairville A () Hanson 2n<l iind 4th Tue.sdays. 
 
 Ford's Mill Tas Cariuthers 2hd and -Uh .Saturday.-t. 
 
 Golden (irovc, St John W A MeKate Itb Monday. 
 
 Grand Falls II \V Taylor 2inl and hi'^t Satiirdayn. 
 
 (Jrand Manaii W K Kent .'!rd Tiiesd.iy. 
 
 Glassville f 15 Millii' 2nd and 4th Wednesdayu. 
 
 Ga^eiown .\ W Khbett 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 
 
 (iaj;etown (I'pper) (ieo E Babbitt 2nd and last Thursdays. 
 
 Grand Hay 1> M Hanmi .'!rd Monday. 
 
 (iri ^uwieli W S Helyia Last Wednesday. 
 
 Harcourt, Kent Ts:\ac n'llumiihrey :Hrd Tuesday. 
 
 Hatnpst'ad, Queens Tsinic Van Wurt.....". 2nd and 4tri Saturdays. 
 
 Haveloek luhn R I'riee :!rd Mondiy. 
 
 Hampton W V, Crawi'urd iird Thursday. 
 
 Hartland A F Catupbill '.'nd and Itli .-Saturdays. 
 
 Hillsboro I HSteeves :>rd Tuesday. 
 
 Harvey Station S H Hunlei' 4th Saiunlav . 
 
 Hopewell ('ape I A Tinj^loy Last Saturday. 
 
 Harvey, Albert K II Robinson Last Sat urday. 
 
 Hardwicke C, S Riennan 1st and :trd Saturdays. 
 
 Jemsei;. tiueeus V .M Colwell 2nd and 4lh Mondays. 
 
 Jerusalem W Fred Inch tth Friday. 
 
 Jacksonville ('has I'lumnier :'>rd Tuesday. 
 
 Keswick C E .fones 4tti Wednesday. 
 
 Kinuston, Kent II M L'erguson I5rd Tuesday. 
 
 Kingstor), Kinj;s Rev H S Wainwrigbt 4th Saturday. 
 
 Kilburn, Victoria Ri^nj Kilburn 2nd and tth Tuesday."!. 
 
 Lepreaux Dr II I' Reynolds 4tb Saturday. 
 
 Lord's Cove, Charlotte T W Cook.." 2nil and last Saturdays. 
 
 L'Tete, Charlotte H H McLean 1st and .'!rd Thursdays. 
 
 LoHK Point, Kings Andrew Leonard Alternate Saturdays. 
 
 Logf^ievilie F W Russell 1st and :ird Thursdays 
 
 Moncton Vt H Pick 3rd Thursday. 
 
 Moncton W McK Weldon 4th Friday. 
 
 Moncton Tames Doyle 3rd Friday. 
 
 Milltown Harrison Morrison !st and 3rd Thursdays. 
 
 Marvsvill ' Geo B Smith 3rd Tuesday. 
 
 Millville, York E H Estey 2nd and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 McAdam Junction M H (joodspeeil 2nd and last Tuesdays. 
 
 Musquash Geo Bedell, m d 2nil and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 Mountain Dale Hazen Folkins Alternate Saturdays. 
 
 Midgic Rev J (i A Helyea 2nd and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 Norton Station D B Hatfield..." .Alternate Wednesdays. 
 
 Newcastle, Nortbnmbetland.,. John 8 Fleming 4th Thursday. 
 
 Newtown, Kings A J Campbell 3rd Saturday. 
 
 Newcastle, Queens James O Miller 
 
 Napan A G Dickson Last Thursday. 
 
 Oromocto T P Peake, m n La>t Tuesday. 
 
 Oak Bay David (i Dickey 2nd and 4tb Mondays. 
 
 Penobs(niis H E Freeze 3rd Saturday. 
 
 Poquiock W H Berry 2nd and last Thursday!*. 
 
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 Perth Centre A L ("ireen Last iiiKht. 
 
 Petitcodiae N Steoves I'nd and 4ih Mondays. 
 
 Port Klgiii. R K Carter, M u '2nd and 4th Fridays. 
 
 River Cliarlo I^ W Ihunilton 2nd and 4th Wednesday*. 
 
 Rolling Dam, Charlotte (\ \\ Leaver 3rd Hatunlay. 
 
 Richibueto I D McMinn 
 
 River Louison W II MeMiilan Last Monday. 
 
 Red Hank, St .lohn s Cliinninf^ham 2nd and last Tuesdays. 
 
 Red Pank, Northumberland.. ..11 F Whitney 
 
 St John E W Paul L.st Monday. 
 
 St John M (; H Henderson 3rd Mon<lav. 
 
 St John T A Wntsou 4th Thursday. 
 
 St John Keverdy Sti'cves 1st and 3rd Mondays. 
 
 St .John Fred FFlewwellinj; ".rd Tuesday. 
 
 St John W J S N.iles 2nd ami last Thursdays. 
 
 St John A llaslinj^s 2nd and 4tli .Mondays'. 
 
 St John I )•; Smith l.<t luohday after l.'dli. 
 
 St John F M '^mith Ist and :'.rd Thursdays. 
 
 St Jobn W II White 'Jnd and last Wednesday > 
 
 Salmon River, St John 1 no Armstrong 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. 
 
 St Marys 1^ Vaiiwart 1st Tuesday after 15th. 
 
 Salisburv 1'] Moore, m u Last Wednesday. 
 
 Sussex .'. I W West 3rd Thursday. ' 
 
 Shediac W A Russell 4th Tuesday. 
 
 St (ieortre (iiiy H Clineh Fa^t Monday. 
 
 St Andrews V. A Coekburn 2nd and last Mondays. 
 
 St Stephen Tames Murrav 4th Tuesday. 
 
 Stanley Tiuis II ('rai«. 4th Saturday. 
 
 Sackville IT F Faweeit 'Jnd and 4th Tuesdays. 
 
 Sackville (UppiT) F J Tin>;lev 2n<l and 4th Thnisd'avs. 
 
 St Martins W FSkillen 3rd Thursday. 
 
 Shannon, Queens R B Me('reiid«f 2nd and 4th Saturdays. 
 
 Sheffield M F (iilbert.." 3rd Widnesday. 
 
 Summertield, Carleton 'Ihos Killeollins 
 
 The Range, (Queens Peter B iSaiton Kst aid 3rd Saturdays. 
 
 The Narrows, (Queens C N Robinson 2nd and 4th Fridays. 
 
 Tay Settlement, York John Boyd 4th Saturday. 
 
 llphani Station .\ Mierwuoil 4th Thursday. 
 
 Wateiford, Kings T C Moore liast Tuesday. 
 
 Woodstock lohn Tattersall 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 
 
 Weldsford, Queens 1) H IMcDonald 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. 
 
 Wood point Bedford Tower 
 
 W(>stmorland Point II <' Lawson 2nd and 4th Mondays. 
 
 Young's Cove, Queens T G O Earle, m n 2nd and 4th Saturdays. 
 
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 149 Lodge Kenilworth, New Glasgow, N S 
 
 150 Lodge Haliiax, Halifax, N S 
 
 151 Lodge Islington, Fredericton, N B 
 160 Lodge Rose of Stanley, Stanley, N B 
 192 Lodge Forest of Dean, Westville. N S 
 
 207 Lodge Marlborough, St John, N B 
 
 208 Lodge Shaftesbury, Moncton, N B 
 223 Lodge Chebneto, Halifax, N S 
 
 226 Lodge St Aidans, Springhill Mines, N S 
 
 227 Lodge Dudley, St Johns, N F 
 
 228 Lodge Dartmouth, Dartmouth, N S 
 
 229 Lodge Worthing, Stellarton, N S 
 
 236 Lodge Diamond Jubilee, Harbor Grace, N F 
 
 34 Juvenile Lodge Marlborough. St John, N B 
 
 35 Juvenile Lodge Shaftesbury, Moncton, N B 
 
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 Supreme Inner (iunrd, H A Uigelow, Seiittlo, \V:isliin<rtoii ; Sii|ireine Outer 
 (iuard, John W Thompson, Washington, I) ('; I^>o:ir(l of Contrnl Kn(h)\vnK'ut 
 Rank, John A Ilinsey, President, ;57 C'onuncrce Ulotk. ( hiciif-o, 111 ; Major 
 General Uniform Rank, Jus \{ C'arnalian, Indianapolis, inij. Siii)reme Lo(lge 
 convenes in Indiannj'lis, Ind, fourth Tuesday in Anmist, 1S!)S. 
 
 Supreme Kepreseniatives of (Jrand Lod>,'e of Maritime Provinces — W C N 
 Grimmer, St Stephen, N B; Jaii'es D I'owler, Frederiiton, N I). 
 
 Grand T^odKe oi' tlic >Iaritiin4> rroviiic<>s. 
 Grand Chancellor, J M Deacon, Milltown, X P.; (irand Virc-Chancellnr, 
 F A Godsoe, St John, N P.; (Jrand Prehite, J F (iilroy, Spi inMhill, N S; 
 Grand Keeper of Records and Seal. John (' Henry, Pox L*82, St Stephen, N B : 
 Grand Master of Exchetpier, II J Po^xnn, Atnherst, X S; (iiand Ma-ter-at- 
 Arma, W E Sherard, Moncton, X B; Grand Inner (iuard, H LCole, Halifax, 
 N S ; Grand Outer Guard. Rev D T Porter, Advocate, N S. The next con- 
 vention of the Grand Lodge will l)e held in St Stephen, N B, on the flr-t 
 
 Tuesday in August, 1898. 
 
 .Subordinate Lodgen. 
 
 Xeic JinnifUfick Lodge, No. /, Sninf John, N. B. 
 Chancellor Commander, C H Smythe ; Iveeper of Records and Seal, T B 
 Donohue. Meets every alternate Wednesday. 
 
 I'liioii I.odrje. No. '., Sain/ .hihii, N. B. 
 
 Chancellor Commander. Frederick Ferguson ; Keeper of Records and Seal, 
 A B Robinson, St John, N B. Meets every alternate Wednesday. 
 
 Wi'stmorland Lodge, Xo. ■*, Monc/on, X. B. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, E O Steeves ; Keeper of Records and Seal, Alex 
 P Tait. Meets every Tuesday. 
 
 Frontier Lodge, Xo. .',, Si S/fi'/ii'ii, X B. 
 Chancellor Commander, Arthur McKenzie ; Keeper of Records and Seal, 
 C A Laubman. Meets second and fourth Tuesday. 
 
 Cvmhfrlaiid iMdge, Xo. •", S/>ringhill, X. S. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, Duncan Blue; Keeper of Records and Seal, R H 
 Cooper. Meets Thursday. 
 
 Frederic/on Lodg<\ Xo. il, Fredrrlclon, N. B. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, Chas W Whelpley ; Keeper of Records and Seal, 
 Jas A Reed. Meets second and fourth Tuesday. 
 
 fvanhoc Lodge, No. 7, Wood.itock, X B, 
 
 Chancellor Commander, R E Ilolyoke ; Keeper of Records and Seal, G H 
 Holyoke. Meets Monday. 
 
 Em-der Lodge, No. S, Milltown, X. B. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, Albertus Faloon; Keeper of Records and Seal, J 
 W Graham. Meets first and third Monday. ^ 
 
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 Sn,.il,h- Loilr/p, Xo. U, Si. Aniln-fr.'<, ,V. B. 
 Cliiiiuillor CoiiincindiT, J A Wade. M D ; Keeper of itcoonls and Soal, 
 jMbert Tlriin[)s()ii. Moots (irst and third Monday. 
 
 .V;/r//r Lodge, Xo. 10, .idivcnte, X. S. 
 
 Cliaiiicllfir ^'oinniaiider, Frederic Morris; Keeper of Records ami Seal, 
 ilcv h T porter. Meets Monday. 
 
 ('hhjni'clii Loil(jt\ Xo II, Ainher.tf, X. S. 
 
 Chancellor Coninianler, John Pickrew ; Keeper of Records and Seal, John 
 K Roach. Meets Tuesday. 
 
 J/nhfa.r Lixlfjp, Xo. IJ, HiiliJ'dx, X. S. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, F A Marr; Keeper of Records and Seal, J G 
 I 'ewar. Meets second and fourth Thursday. 
 
 h'i'iiilinii/k I,(i<i(ic, Xii. Li, I'iinshitin. X. S. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, A Burrell Boss ; Keeper of Jiecords and Seal, E 
 Wood worth. Meets Tuesday. 
 
 /•'(//■ /•.'ii.it Lodiji', Xo. Vi, S/. .J'lhii's. Xi'iif'oinidfand. 
 Chancellor Commander, VV R Searle ; Keeper of Records and Seal, W K 
 l>earnes. Meets VVedncsday. 
 
 Iliidrjfirati'r Lody, Xo. /.", Hridiii'iviitcr, X. S. 
 
 Chancellor (JomuKinder, A J McDougald; Keeper of Records and Seal, E 
 J Cragg. Meets first ami third Monday. 
 
 Southern Cross Lodge, Xo. Id, Grand Mdiinn, X. B. 
 Chancellor Commander, W S Carson ; Keeper of Records and Seal, D 1 W 
 McLauchlin. Meets .second and fourth Thursday. 
 
 Victoria Lodge, Xo. 17, Port (hevitle, X. S. 
 
 Chancellor Commander, A H Hatfield; Keeper of Records and Seal, S J 
 Soley. Meets Friday evening. 
 
 Eudowineiit Rank. 
 
 John M Jenkins, General Organizer, G Crown street, St John, N B. Section 
 -NO oil J Moncton, X B, H B Fleming, Secretary. Section No 2o92, PVederic- 
 ton, X B, A J Fowlie, Secretary. Section No 24U». Si John, X B, D Moore 
 Manks, Secretary. Section No 2o53, St Stephen, N B, F P Grimmer, Sec- 
 retary. 
 
 THE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE CATHOLIC MUTUAL 
 
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 {Incorporated under Dominion Act, 1893). 
 Nomination for oflScers last meeting in November; elections first meeting 
 in December; installation first meeting in January each year. 
 
 GRAND DEPUTIES. 
 
 Province of New Brunswick — St John City and County, John L Carleton, 
 Barrister, St John. Madawaska and Victoria, Rev M A O'Keefe, Grand 
 Falls. Westmorland, F J Sweeney, Moncton, and Dr L J Bellivau, Shediac. 
 Kent, David Landry, M D, Bnctouche. Northumberland, John Morrissey, 
 Newcastle. Gloucester, J J Power, Bathurst. Restigouche, James S Harquail. 
 Barrister, Dalh(>usie. Kings, Queens, Albert, Charlotte, York, Sunbury and 
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 Annapolis. Kinj;s Connty, inchulini; Tiiiro, London-lirrv and Kcntvillo, .1 
 T HaiiHay, Trnro. (Inywboro, 1> A (aincnm, Catisi*. Anii^oiiisii, I 1"' Setrs, 
 Antijionish. Cntiiborland and ('oiclu'stcr, ( itM)ri,M' W ( ooke, Ainlierst. Picton, 
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 Stanislaus Hlanchard, Charlottetown. Prince County, Dr J H MatLellan, 
 Hummerside. 
 
 NUMBKR AND I^OCATIOX OF llKANfllES. 
 
 2^0. Location. 
 
 130 Sathu/st, N B 
 
 131 North Sydney, C B, X S 
 
 132 Halifax, N S 
 
 133 Carleton, N B 
 
 134 St .John, N B 
 160 Halifax, N S 
 1()2 Moncton, N B 
 
 167 Dorchester, N B 
 
 168 Amherst, N S 
 
 169 Shediac, N B 
 
 177 Newcastle, N B 
 
 178 Meniraincook, N B 
 
 179 Fox Creek, X B 
 
 180 Yarmouth, X S 
 184 Fairville, X B 
 18.5 Caracjuet X B 
 189 Sydney, C B. X S 
 192 Antigonish, X S 
 195 Petit Rocher, X B 
 
 202 Chatham, X B 
 
 203 Canso, X S 
 
 204 Parrshoro, N S 
 206 West Puhnico. X S 
 208 Dartmouth, X S 
 210 Grand Falls, X B 
 
 214 Alberton, P E I 
 
 215 Summerside, P K I 
 
 No. 
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 242 
 243 
 244 
 248 
 249 
 254 
 255 
 260 
 201 
 2()4 
 267 
 
 "71 
 
 276 
 
 278 
 279 
 
 2S0 
 2S1 
 282 
 
 2S4 
 287 
 
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 Charlottetown, P K I 
 Sprinyhill, N S 
 Daihonsie, X H 
 l*u('toMche, N P> 
 Fredericton, X P) 
 Kgniont Hay, P K I 
 Halifax, X S 
 Xew (Jlasgow, X S 
 Joggins, X S 
 Kensington, P K 1 
 Richihncto, X B 
 East Puhnico, X S 
 Sonris, P E I 
 Barachois, X B 
 Truro, X S 
 Meteghau, N S 
 Wellington, P E I 
 (icorgetown, P E I 
 Tracadie, X W 
 St -Joseph, X B 
 Lourdes, X S 
 (irandigue, X' B 
 Tignish, P E I 
 St Eon is, X B 
 (Hace P.av, C B, X S 
 Belliveau's Cove, N S 
 
 ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. 
 
 rroviiicial Officers. 
 \Vm J Crowe, Provincial President ; John J Troy, P O Box 316, Wood- 
 stock, N B, Provinci:d Secretary ; James Flannagan, Main street, Moncton, 
 Provincial Treasurer. 
 
 County and I..ciciil Officers. 
 
 Carleton Countij. 
 R F Waddleton, Coiuitv President, Victorial Hotel, Woodstock. 
 Division No. 1, Woodstock— T E Sheasgreen, President, (^irlisle House, 
 
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 tary; Jolin J Troy, Finiin(i;il Secretary. I* (") Hox .'{Ifi; John I* Miiloncy 
 TreaHuror, Sentinel otlice. Meets at A O II liall, Main street, first Wednestlay 
 antl third Sunday of each inonh. 
 
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 J W Densmore. Coinity President. P O Hox 17, Milltown, N H. 
 Division No. I, Milltown— Michnel Pnrcell, President, 1() VValinit strett, 
 Maine; Andrew Ilealy, Vice-President Harton street; Jeremiah Murray, 
 Hecordint; Sucretarv, (Jhhc street; Michiiel Welch, Financial Secretary, 
 Middle street ; W J (irahani, Treasurer, Main street. Meets at A () 11 hail. 
 Eaton's lilock, second and fourth Thurdiiys of each month, at 8 p ni. 
 
 .SV. John ( '(Hint I/. 
 
 J(din r Fer«,'iison. County President, P O Pox Ui'2, St. Jolin. N B. 
 
 Division No. 1, St. J(din City— Thouias Kickhani, President, I'nion street , 
 James P Owens, Vice-President; John R McCloskey, Hecordin^' Secretary, 
 14 Brussels street; lloltert Coleman. Financial Secretary; Henry I'Mnni,u[;ni. 
 Treasurer, 224 Prince Win street. Meets at A O II hall, corner (Jermain aii'i 
 Princess streets, lirst and third Thursdays of each month, at 8 p m. 
 
 Division No 2, St. John City (north end)— J J llyan, President; T) f 
 Doherty, Vice-President; John Hayes, Recordinjij Secretary ; John Murphv, 
 Financial Secretary; M (irannan. Treasurer. Meets at AO II hall, Kelly 
 t't Murphy's huilding, first and third Wednesdays of each month, at 8 p m. 
 
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 James Flanagan, County President, Main street, Moncton, N B, 
 Division No. 1, Moncton — Koht J Kelly, President, Westmorland street: 
 Denis Sweeny, Vice-President, N'ictoria street : Wm McAllister, Recordin'^ 
 Secretary, Main street; (has O'Neill, Financial Secretary, Archihald street; 
 Hugh F Hamilton, Treasurer, PO Box 4(). Meets at St Bernard's hall every 
 Friday, at T.oO p m. 
 
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 of each month, at 8.30 p m. 
 
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 KeKiiIar iiieetiiiKs in May, Aiijjiisl and Dt'ccnilMT. .\ 1 Trm man, M a, ix; r-, 
 St John, president; I'nd' K C VVeldun, .M a, imi d, Albert; K \V Lewis, n ,\, 
 ('unipl)ellt(>n ; Rev J M Hohin.son, n A, Moncton ; Kev Willard Mehonald. 
 M A, Frederieton ; M C Atkinson, M l>, c .M, Bristol, viecpresidciits; .lolni 
 Montf;oinery, ii i-, i.i, \> St John, secietary-treasiinT ; II A Irving, i,i, it. 
 Moncton ; VV II Tnieman, ll ii, St John ; B S Smith, l,i, ii, St John ; J Hoy 
 Caiiiphell. I.L H, St John ; .\ W Macrae, M v, St John, executive corniiiittee: 
 .John A Sinclair, M, it, Murray Ma«Mieill (.\rts. '!)(»), St .John, auditors; .V I 
 Truenian, M a, n c l„ representative at hoard of governors; John M<iiit- 
 gomery, n l,, li. it, rei)rescntative on Halifax .\lnnini executive. 
 KIUK's C(>ll«>|>4> Law Solioul, St. .loliii, >. II. 
 
 Faculty — Hon Sir John (' Allen, I\t, d c l, LL n, ex-Chief Justice of New 
 Briipswick, Patron ; Rev C K Wilhts. m a. h c i„ President of Kind's Colhge : 
 Allen () Karle, l> c i., (i c, Dean of the Faculty and Proft'ssor of Real and 
 Personal Property; Hon Mr Justice Townshend, n c l,. Civil Law; Hon Mr 
 Justice Ilnnington, l) c l., Proci'dure and Fcclesiastical Law; Hon .\ S White, 
 M A, LI, It. Attorney (ieneral of New Brunswick, Ciiiiies; Charles N Skinner, 
 (I C, Statutory Law and Sales; Silas Alw.ard. M A, D c l>, c^ c, M P P, Fipiity 
 and Evidence; I Allen Jack, ha, dol, <i<'. .Ancient Law; .\lfre<l .\ Stockton, 
 J.L D, I) c L, (i ('. M P P, Adtniraily and Shipping and Con><titiitioual Law; 
 Arthur I Trueman, m .\, it c L, Wills and l"].\ecutors ; Lemuel .\ Ciirrey, M A, 
 nc L, Procedure; Thomas I) Walker, it A, M it, c M, F.din, Medical Jurispru- 
 <lence; Walter II Truenian, i.i, n. Contracts; Fdmnnd (J Kaye, Bills and 
 Notes; J B M Baxter, Partnerships and Companies; J K Kelley, B c L, 
 Roman liaw ; Charles A Palmer, i,i c, and W B Wallace, Practice. J Roy 
 Campbell, B <' L, J.i- n. Secretary and Treasurer to the Faculty, 
 Hiirristers' Society of >f«*\v Kriiiiswick. 
 
 Dr A A Stockton, q c, [(resident ; Daniel Jordan, (^ c, vice-]iresident ; T O 
 Allen (Frederieton), secretary; J D Phinney, q c, (4eorge F ( Jregory, (^ c. 
 William Pugsley, q c, L A Currey, n c, A S White, <i c, H A Powell, (^c, and; 
 A O Earle, q c, members of council. 
 
 St. Julin Law Society. 
 
 Council— C N Skinner, q c. A () P>arlp, (^ c, A A Stockton, <j r, W Pngslev^ 
 ^ C, A 1 Trueman, A P Barnhill, D Miillin, G G Rnel, G C Coster, 
 Natural History S«»i;iety ot New Itriinswlck. 
 
 Founded 1802. Museum and lecture room in Market Building; entrance 
 on North Market street ; open to the puUic on Tuesday evening and Saturday- 
 afternoon. G U Hay, M A, fr s c, president ; H George Addy, m d, William 
 Murdoch, (; E, vice-presidents; Robert Matthew, treasurer; Percy G Hall, 
 secretary; Geo F Matthew, ph d, f r s c. S W Kain, A (Jordon Leavitt, 
 curators; Wm (Jilchrist, librarian; Gen D B Warner, J Roy Campbell, W 
 Watson Allen, members of council (additional). 
 
 Kings Comity Natural History Society. 
 
 Robert King, A R, Sussex, president; Miss Louise Wetmore, Sussex, vice- 
 president ; WN Biggar, Sussex, secretary-treasurer; William (ioold, Su.^^sex^ 
 chairman of executive. Meets at 10 a m on the first Saturday in each month 
 in the Grammar School building, Sussex, N B, 
 
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 New Itriiiiswick Liberal AHsoeiation. 
 
 G G King, president ; Hielid O'Brien, I)r Colter, P J Venoit. vice-presidents ; 
 C J Miiii<^an, secretary ; C A Stockton, treasurer. Executive committee: K 
 Shives, Kestigoudie; D Turgcon, (Jloucester ; George Watt, Northumberland ; 
 J Barnes, M P i\ Kent; J T liawke, Moiictcni ; W F (Jeorge, Westmorland; 
 J II Dixon, All)ert; Geo McAvity, St John city; Hon A T Dunn, St John 
 county; J S Clarke, Charlotte; Hon L P Farris, Queens; Hou Chas Burpee, 
 Sunbury ; E H Allen, Fredericton ; Hon F' P Thompson, York ; W T Drys- 
 <lale, Carleton ; J E Porter, M i* p, Victoria; J A Berier, Madawaska. 
 
 The St. John Liberal Association. 
 
 yi B Edwards, president; M McDade, 1st vice-president; Hon A T Dunn, 
 Hud vice-president; Henry Malier, ord vice-president; Walter H Trueman, 
 recording secretary ; Thos Dunning, financial secretary; Edward Lantalura, 
 treasurer. Executive comnnttee: Th<>s McAvity, Count deBviry, C B Allan, 
 John Flood, R O'Brien, Daniel F Tapley, M J Nugent, H H McLean, M F 
 Mooney, E H Mac.^lpine, J H Doody and A N Shaw. Committee on mem- 
 bership: J II McAvity, Edward Sears, Aid McMulkiu, James Brennan, Geo 
 Ketchum. Young Liberals Club. 
 
 Charles A Stockton, i)resident ; .lohn L Carleton, 1st vice-president; C J 
 Milligan, 2nd vice-president ; James V Russell, 3rd vice-president ; Isaac 
 Burpee, secretary; Adam P Macintyre, treasurer. 
 
 I'rt>vinciHl Liberal-Conservative Association. 
 
 Hon .Josiali Wood, president, Saokville; .J D Hazen, secretary-treasurer, St 
 John Members of the Executive — Hon John Costigan, Victoria Co ; J K 
 Fleming, Carleton Co; Walter McFarlanc, E B Winslow, Fredericton; A 1 
 Teed, St Stephen ; W H Thorne, Dr J H Morrison, St John; S A McLeod, 
 Sussex ; Geo Wonlen, Queens Co; J L Black, Westmorland Co; W B Jonah, 
 Albert Co; J I) Phinney, Kent Co: James Robinson, Northumberland Co; 
 T Blanchard, Glouciter Co; (Jeo Moflat, Restigouche Co, 
 Junior Liberal-Conservative Association. 
 
 A W MacRae, president; James McKinney, 1st vice-president; J B M 
 Baxter, 2nd vice-president; I) Mnllin 3rd vice-president; Dr H C Wetmore, 
 secretary-treasi'rer. Additional members of the executive: WC Dunham, Dr 
 J H Mciirrison, J A Sinclair, E R Chapman, C B Lockhart, W W Allen, Scott 
 E Morrill, Audit committee: L P D Tilley, A M Belding, F McCarthy. 
 
 Commissioners of Slaughter Houses for the City and County of St. John. 
 
 Thos L Hay, chairman ; Patrick Gleeson, Uriah Drake, John Nugent, D E 
 Berryman, M D, Arthur N Shaw, Dr J H Frink, W H Shaw, secretary ; C H 
 Bustin, ins[)ector. The board meets on the first Friday in each month at 3,30 
 p ra ; Room 24, Magee Block, Water street. 
 
 Exhibition Association. 
 
 W C Pitfield, president; D W McCormick, W H Thorne, vice-presidents; 
 Alex Macaulay, trea. urer ; C A Everett, secretary and manager ; Jas Reynolds, 
 A O Skinner, R B Eir.orson, J M Scovil, W M Jarvis, finance committee. 
 President and vice-preeideiit,-., treasurer and chairman of finance committee to 
 be the executive committee. 
 
 The St. John Itridge and Railway Kxtensii^n Company. 
 
 Hon Frederick E Barker, president, J H Parks, vice-presi(' it; Thoma.- 
 Williams, W Henry Thorne, Thos R Jones, Simeon .Jones, H II McLean. 
 <lirectors; T Barclay Robinson, secretary-treasurer; T R Jones, superintend'!. 
 
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 Rev W W Rivinnie, cliief; \V S Morrison, M i), past cliief; Andrew Malcolm. 
 tanist; James ("iirmichacl, chaplain; Jos A Mi idoci), recording secretary: 
 V7m Camei-on, tinancial secretary ; .John White, treasurer; Hu<j;h Crawford, 
 senior henchman; David Stratton, Junior hencliin;"n; .S R .lack, seneschal; 
 James Richardson, warder; J^ohert McFarlane, sentinel; William (iihson, 
 piper; Robert Gibpon, standard bearer; C K Cameron, James Christie, m d, 
 Alex Watson, trustees. The clan meets the lirst and third Tuesday in each 
 month. St. Andrew's Society. 
 
 George Robertson, president ; Hon .James G Forbes, 1st vice-president; J 
 Roy Campbell, 2rid vice-president; Itev D J Fraser, cliaplain ; John White, 
 (reastirer; Alexander Watson, secretary; John J Gonion and Chas W Hell, 
 marshals; P K Inches, m d, David Willet and Andrew Malcolm, committee 
 of charity; Adam P Macintyre and D R Jack, auditors. 
 
 St. Andrew's Society, Fredericton. 
 
 J L Inches, president; W (J Crocket, M i>, 1st vice-president; J F Mc- 
 Murray, 2nd vice-president; () S Crocket, secretary; .Jas Tennant, treasurer; 
 \j W Johnston, chaplain; \Vm Miiito, sr, marslia! ; \V R Dunbar, piper; Jas 
 R Howie, Jas 8 Xeill, Jas D McKay, committee of charity. 
 
 Fredericton Curling Club. 
 
 E H Alien, president; H V Bridges, T G Loggie, vice-jiresidents ; Rev 
 Willard Macdonald, chaplain ; B V Foster, secretary ; T G Loggie, treasurer; 
 II C Rutter, J II Hawthorne, R S Barker, William Harrison, committee of 
 management. St. Andrew's Curling Club. 
 
 Hon J G Forbes, president; A Watson, vice-president; C II Ferguson, 
 secretary -treasu rer ; Rev LG Macneil, chaplain; John White, J U Thomas, 
 \V C Whittaker, F> Bates and Geo A Kiml)all, managing committee; Geo A 
 Kimball, A Watson, J White, A () Skinner. J C Thomas, W C Whittaker, 
 F P C Gregory, F O Allison, Rev L ii Macneil, (i F Fisher, J M Magee, 
 C H Ferguson, II H Harvey, Rev P Owen-Jones, skips. 
 
 Thistle Curling Club. 
 
 Frederick S Whittaker, president; James Kennedy, vice ))resident ; Rev 
 W O Raymond, chaplain; Isaac Biu-pee, secretary; Ar.drew Malcolm, 
 treasurer; David McClelland, Martin (} B Henderson, .Vrthur W Sharj), T 
 Alexander, B Holly, committee of managenient. 
 
 Carleton Curling Club. 
 
 Dr F L Kenny, president; W D Baskin, vice-president; E R Taylor, 
 secretary; J H Leonard, treasurer; C F r>rown, H Colby Smitii, C B Allan, 
 M F Mooney, J II Leonard, board of management. 
 
 Relief and Airl Society. 
 
 James Reynolds, president; Geo Robertson, treasurer; Hon Judge Tuck, 
 C;has A P>erett, Dr P R Inches, James Kevnolds, executive committee ; Hon 
 Judge Tuck, Dr P R Inches, John E Irvine, \Vm I'eters, Robt Marshall, A C 
 Smith, A Rowan, C A Everett, Jas Reynolds, T Burke, S S Hall, Dr A F 
 McAvcnny, C >.' Skinner, Geo Robertson, directors. 
 
 British Fnipire League, St. John lJran<h. 
 
 Rev Robert Wilson, president; J R Armstrong, S D Scott, vice-presidents; 
 H H Pickett, treasurer; E (r Nelson, ;^ecretarv. Committee: The oHicers, 
 D J Seely, R A Payne, Rev W O Raymond, L P D Tilley, J D Howe, John 
 Roger son. 
 
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 T Barclay Robinson, president; William M Jarvis. H G Addy, m d, vice- 
 presidents; Rev A G Hamilton Dicker, cha})lain ; Alfred Porter, secretary; 
 Bowyer S Sinitii, assistant secretary ; C E Macmichael, treasurer ; the presi- 
 dent, the chaplain, G Sidney Smith, A Everitt, J T Hartt, charitable com- 
 mittee; Arthur W Lovett, Joseph IJ Stubbs, F F Ketchum, marshals; R\V 
 W Frink, John J Biddington, Herbert B wSchofield, standard bearers; the 
 president, Captain James Beck, Mr Sheriff Sturdee (chairman), J W Daniel, 
 M 1), Joseph B Stubbs, William Robson, .J R Armstrong, rooms committee. 
 Fanners' and Dairymen's Association of N. B. 
 
 Lee Raymond, Woodstock, president; Henry Wilmot, Belmont, Ororaocto, 
 vice-president; Joseph R Taylor, Rockland, recording secretary ; VV W Hub- 
 bard, Sussex, corres[)onding secretary ; Geo E Fisher, Chatham, treasurer. 
 Comity vice-presidents: Restigouche, W D Duncan, Campbellton ; Gloucester, 
 FJ McManus, Bathurst Village ; Northumberland, (Jeo P Searle, Chatham ; 
 Kent, P H Legere, m p r, (irandigue ; Westmorland, A Simpson, Little 
 Shemogue ; Albert, G R Smith, Harvey ; St John, H L Creighton, Silver Falls ; 
 Ciiarlotte, H G Traynor, Penntiekl ; Kings, VV D Fenwick, Berwick ; Queens, 
 SL Peters, Queenstown ; Sunbiiry, M E Gilbert, Sheffield Academy; York, 
 John Oldham, Soiuhampton ; Carleton, James Good, .Jacksonville ; Victoria, 
 <ieo E Baxter, Andover ; Madawaska, C Martin, u v p, St Leonards. 
 New Krunswick Good Koads Association. 
 
 G F Hill, M p I', St Stephen, president; Howard Trueman, Point de Bute ; 
 \V F Burditt, St John; F M Murchie, St Stephen, Charlotte; James Horn- 
 brook, Studholm, Kings ; Willard D Wilbur, Dorchester, Westmorland ; S L 
 Petttrs, Queenstown, Queens; H (J Wilmot, Oromocto, Sunbury ; VV S Tomp- 
 kins, Southampton, York ; C L Smith, Woodstock, Caileton ; A J Beveridge, 
 Andover, Victoria; A Bertrand, Ednuiudston, Madawaska; Wm A West, 
 Albert; E L Gurmand, Kent ; Wm Wise, Chatham, Northinnberland ; ME 
 Bourgeois, Tracadie, Gloucester; Neil Shaw, Dalhousie, Restigouche, vice- 
 presidents; J S Armstrong, secretary-treasiirer ; W W Hubbard, Sussex; J J 
 McGaffigan, J M Barnes, Hon H R Emmerson, A A Stockton, Wra Shaw, 
 Hon L P Farris, directors. 
 
 New Brunswick S. 1*. C. A. 
 
 John V ICllis, M P, president; Ven Archdeacon Brigstocke, Rev Geo Bruce, 
 Rev J M Davenport, Rev ii O Gates, W L Hamm, T B Robinson, Thomas 
 Stead, Dr J H Frink, v s, VV^ F Best, W Frank Hatheway, James Ready, Dr 
 D E Berryman, vice-presidents; S M Weimore, secretary ; W^ H Fairall, 
 corresponding secretary; John M Taylor, treasurer ; Dr A A Stockton, solicitor ; 
 Dr Thomas Walker, T O'Brien, John E Irvine, James Reynolds, James H 
 MuAvity, G G Ruel, R Keltic Jones, W S Fisher, Jas Manchester, executive 
 committee. P>edericton branch: (ieorge E Fenety, president; Charles A 
 Sampson, secretary. Moncton branch: George B W^illett, president; WA 
 McDougall, secretary. St Stephen branch: Hon Judge Stevens, president ; 
 JE Ganong, secretary and treastirer ; William Robinson, agent. Woodstock 
 branch : Mayor W W Hay, i)resident ; Rev B Colpitt, secretary and agent ; 
 A B Connell, solicitor. 
 
 St. Jolin Cliristian S<;ieiitist Association. 
 
 Miss L A Veazey, president, 1)4 Princess street, to whom apply for informa- 
 tion. Public services are held under the auspices of the associ«,tion, Sunday, 
 11 a. m., Friday, S p. m., at 94 Princess street. 
 
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 New Brunswick Auxiliary Iti1>ie Society. 
 
 John E Irvine, president; Clms F Kinnear, Wm Peters, T S Simms, viee- 
 })residents ; John Clavvson, treasurer; F S Sharj), secretary; J A P^stey, W S 
 Fisher, Arthur Gihuoiir, 8 G Kilpatrick, W S Morrison, m d, John March, 
 C E Macmichael, George F Mattliew, H A McKeown, Wni J Parks, George 
 Robertson, Wni Sliavv, Arthur I Triieman, A L Law, J R Ruel, John Stewart, 
 Herbert C Tilley, James Shaw, committee. Depository, Orange hall building, 
 iiermain street, opposite Trinity church; Miss Fanny S Chandler, agent. 
 Thomas M MacKelvie, Rockland, Westmorland County, N B, travelling 
 <lgent. St. Jolin Young Men's Christian Association. 
 
 G A Henderson, president; W C Cross, vice-president; L P D Tilley, 
 treasurer; A W Robb, recording secretary ; the officers and J E Irvine, W S 
 Fisher, H C Tilley, Dr W S Morrison, F White, George Jenkins, J Clawson, 
 J M Barnes, F A Dykeman, E H Fairweather, J T McGowan, board of 
 directors ; Geo E Williams, general secretary ; J M Edmunds, physical direc- 
 tor; James Steele, jainitor. Building, 30 Charlotte street, containing reading 
 room, parlor, class room, lecture room, boys' room, gymnasium, baths, etc. 
 Open each week day from 8.30 a. in. to 10 p. m. Educational classes in 12 
 subjects. Meetings : Men's meetiiig, Sunday, 4 p. m. Conversational Bible 
 Class, Sunday, 2.45 p. m, Training Class, Sunday, 8.30 p. m. Boys' meeting, 
 Sunday, 10 a. m. L>r. Bruce's Bible Class, Saturday, 4 p. m. Young men are 
 cordially invited to visit the building. Strangers welcome. Full member- 
 ship fee, $5 per annum. Limited fee, $2 per annum. Boys, $2 per annum. 
 Women's Cliristian Temperance Union of New IJrunswicli. 
 
 Mrs W W Turnbull, hon president, St John; Mrs S McLeod, president, 
 ^Newcastle; Mrs M Burpee, vice-president, Houlion, Me; Mrs S D Scott, 
 second vice-president, St John; Mrs E R Atkinson, corvesponding secretary, 
 Woncton ; Mrs B A Trites, recording secretary, Sackville; Miss Jane Lock- 
 Jiart, treasurer, St John ; Miss Fullerton, auditor, St John. 
 
 St John W C T U— Mrs T G Allan, president; Mrs Clark, first vice-presi- 
 dent ; Mrs Davidson, recording secretary ; Mrs Day, corresponding secretary ; 
 Mrs Patterson, treasurer ; Mrs S D Scott, auditor. 
 
 Carleton W C T U— Mrs John Retallick, president; Mrs Ellen B Rodgers, 
 Mrs M Baxter, Miss B H Appleby, Mrs J W Lister, Mrs D C Wetmore, Mrs 
 A C Smitli, vice-presidents ; Miss Anna T Olive, secretary ; Mrs G A Kirk- 
 patrick, treasurer; Mrs G A Hartley, auditor. 
 
 St Martins W C T U— Mrs J A Smith, president ; Miss Trueraan, Mrs Jas 
 Osborne, Miss Emma Marr, Mrs Wm Smith, vice-presi<lents ; Miss Mabel 
 Cochrane, recording secretary ; Mrs R C Ruddick, corresponding secretary ; 
 >Irs Wm Cronk, treasurer; Mrs O P Brown, auditor. 
 
 New Brunswiclc Masonic Hall Company. 
 
 Thomas Walker, president; A I Trueman, vice-president; William B 
 Wallace, secretary; Edwin J Everett, treasurer; Thomas A Godsoe, John V 
 Ellis, W Watson Allen, John D Short, George Blake, Robert Marshall, 
 Andrew McNichol, William L Prince, Alex R Campbell, J S Boies DeVeber, 
 V W Wisdom, John A Watson, Peter Campbell, directors. 
 
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 New Krtinswick SiindMy School Association. 
 
 Rev W Murray, Milltown, president; Kev A Lucas, field secietary; Mis- 
 Agnes Lewis, corresponding secretary; Miss Jeanette Robinson, St Stephen, 
 recording secretary; H A Wliite, Sussex, treadurer; Robert Reid, super- 
 intendent lionie class department ; E R Machnm, superintendent of normal 
 department. County vice-presidents: W A Trueman, Albert; S J Parsuns, 
 Carleton ; W S Robinson, Charlotte; J Ferguson, Gloucester; Rev Williaiis 
 Lawson, Kent; Rev A M Hubley, Kings; Dr Maine, Madawaska; G A 
 Lounsbury, Northumberland; Isaac Vanwart, Queens; Robert Currie, Resti- 
 gouche ; R (r Haley, St John; T L Alexander, Sunbury ; G L Corey, 
 Victoria; Rev J E Brown, Westmorland; Mrs I C Sharp, York. Additional 
 members of the executive: T S Simins, Rev G O Gates, VV J Parks, Rev T F 
 Fotheringham, W C Whittaker, Alex Watson, Rev Geo Steel, J Willanl 
 Smith, Andrew Malcolm, Mrs W G Clarke. 
 
 St. John County Sunday School Association. 
 
 W J Parks, president ; A J ITeath, vice-president ; E R Machnm, secretary ; 
 Miss P Vanwart, assistant secretary; J Hunter White, treasurer. Executive; 
 Baptists, T SSiiuins, W J McAlary, John McKinnon, L H Thome ; Methodist, 
 WD Baskin, Miss L D'Orsay, Miss Tennant ; Presbyterian, Alex Watson, 
 Mrs A Manuel ; Reformed Baptist, E Cosman ; Episcopal, Walter H Smith. 
 Rev W O Raymond; Congregational, W Flewelling ; Disciples of Christ, J 
 W Barnes ; F C Baptist, .James Patterson. 
 
 Centenary S. S. Association. 
 
 John E Irvine, superintendent: Frank H White, assistant superintendent; 
 
 WA Brown, secretary; W H Mc^Carty, assistant secretary; Thomas Bell, 
 
 treasurer; J E Angevine, librarian ; E Bowman, E Smith, S Salter, assistants : 
 
 Mrs I C Bowman, superintendent of home department; Miss Edna Irvine, 
 
 missionary secretary. 
 
 New Ttrunswick Me<iical Society. 
 
 James Christie, St John, president; G F Coburn, Fredericton, l.st vice- 
 president; James Lawson, St Stephen, 2nd vice-president; S S Skinner, St 
 John, secretary; G T Smith, Moncton, corresponding secretary; Foster 
 McFarlane, St John, treasurer ; John Vincent, Chatham, J Boyle Travers. 
 St John, D D McDonald, Petitcodiac, trustees. 
 
 St. John Medical Society. 
 
 Walter W White, president; GAB Addy, 1st vice-president; J H Scain- 
 mell, 2nd vice-president ; Stewart Skinner, secretary ; James Christie, 
 treasurer; Clara ()'*ling, corresponding secretary'; J R Mcintosh; librarian; 
 Walter W White, patliologist. The society meets in the Market building 
 every Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. 
 
 Council of Physicians and Sur{>;eons of New Brunswick. 
 
 Members of Council : Thomas Walker, James Christie, Henry G Addv. 
 Walter W White, C R J Crawford, St John ; G H Coburn, G E Coullhard, 
 Fredericton; G M Duncan. Batiuirst; G T Smith, Moncton. Officers of 
 Council: G E Coulthard, Fredericton, president; Thomas Walker, St John, 
 treasurer; G H Coburn, Fredericton, registrar. 
 
 St. John Firemen's Mutual Relief Association. 
 
 Aid Thomas J McPherson, president ; Robert H Nichol, vice-president ; 
 W S Vaughan, secretary; John Lelacheur, treasurer; Jeremiah McAdoo, 
 chairman ; John Kerr, W H Bowman, E W Barlow, Chas H Jackson, Jame^ 
 Dinsraore, James Manson, Charles Brown, trustees. 
 
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 New Briiii»wlck Boavil of Fire Underwriters. 
 
 C E L Jarvis, Queen Insurance Company and Insurance Company of Nortli 
 America; Peter Clinch, ^'orthern Assurance Company; W M Jarvis, Liver- 
 pool & London & Globe Insurance Company; A C Fairweather, Commercial 
 Union Assurance Company, Plia-nix Insurance Company of Brooklyn; J M 
 & C W Hope Grant, Lancasliire Insurance Company, Scottish Union and 
 National Insurance Company ; (ieo Vj Eairweather, London and Lancashire 
 Fire Insurance Company; J Sidney Kaye, Koyal Insurance Company; Hall 
 & Fairweather, Pha'uix Assurance Company of London ; K L Whittaker, 
 Imperial Fire Insurance Company ; T B & H B Robinson. Alliance Insurance 
 Company, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society; R W W Frink. Western 
 Assurance Compjmy and London Assurance Corporation; II Chubb i^ Co, 
 Atlas Insurance Company; F S Whitiaker, National Assurance Company; 
 DR Jack, North British and Mercantile Insurance (.'om})any ; Geo E Fair- 
 weather &Son, ^Etna Insurance Company, Hartford Fire Insurance Company ; 
 Weldon & McLean, Guardian Assurance Company ; Vroom iS: Arnold, Con- 
 necticut Insurance Company; Cowic «)t Edwards, Caledonian Insurance Com- 
 pany; Knowlton & (jilchrist, British America and Phoenix of Hartford 
 Insurance Company, Cluardian Assurance Company; G O D Otty, Union 
 Assurance Society; William H White, Manchester Fire Insurance Company; 
 H C Tilley, Sun Insurance Office; R N Fish, Central Insurance Company. 
 Officers: A C Fairweather, president ; P Clinch, secretary. 
 
 Maritime Itoard of Trade. 
 
 C E Bentley (Truro, N S), president ; W M Jarvis (St John), vice-president. 
 New Brunswick ; Horace Ilaszard (Charlottttown), vice-president, P E Island ; 
 George A Hall (Truro), secretary-treasurer. 
 
 St. John Board of Trade. 
 
 D J McLaughlin, president; Wm M Jarvis, vice-president ; F O Allison, 
 secretary -treasurer; J A Likelv, W H Thorne, W F Hathewav, W S Fisher, 
 Geo Robertson, John Sealy, S Schotield, W C Pittield, HA Drury, '^lomas 
 McAvity, members of council; H A Drury, John McMillan, WS Fisher, 
 W H Thorne, S Schofield, James Robertson, board of arbitrators. 
 
 St. John Agricultural Society. 
 
 Wm Shaw, M P r, jiresident; R R Patchell, J H Frink, v s, S T (Jolding, 
 S Creighton, Robert McLcan^^vice-presidents; Fred Johusou, secretary- 
 treasurer; E LeRoi Willis, corresponding secretarv ; Wm Shaw, Fred Johnson, 
 J H Frink, T Walker, m d, R R Patchell, E LeRoi Willis, W I) xMcEvoy, S 
 T Golding, executive committee. 
 
 Sinionds and Locli Lomond Agricultural Society. 
 
 Dtvid McBrien, president; James H Bowes, secretary ; Alex F Johnston, 
 treasurer ; W T Boyle, depository ; W A McFate, Sterling II Barker, Nicholas 
 Stephenson and twelve other directors. 
 
 St. Martins Agricultural Society. 
 
 I B Hodsmyth, president; H E Gilmor, M d, 1st vice-president; James 
 Rourke, 2nd vice-president ; John Hennessy, treasurer; R Mosher, secretary. 
 The Liicensed Victuallers' Association. 
 
 Geo W Jones, president; D W McCormick, vice-president; James Ready, 
 treasurer; G Gordon Boyne, secretary; G W Jones, M A Finn, Thomas L 
 Bourke, W E Raymond, T H Street, Josh Ward, P M O'Neill, John McCann, 
 Richard Sullivan, executive committee. 
 
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 Strait Shore, St. John, N.B. 
 
 St. John Horticultural Association. 
 
 J I) Hazen, president; W VV Tiirnbnll and Thos McAvity, vice-presidents; 
 James Reynold^s, socretary ; .Joseph Allison, treasurer. 
 
 ^Viiiiiot Fiirk, Fi-«(leri<;ton. 
 Gift of late Mr E H Wilinut. Total Kiidowment, $20,000. 
 Commissioners — (I K Fenety, president ; M Tennant, Hon A F Randolph, 
 Mayor Van wart, J T Sliarkey ; VV T II Fenety, secretary to commissioners. 
 St. .lohn Council, No. 133, Koyal Arcanum. 
 H C Martin, regent; .John Henderson, vice-regent; J A Draper, orator; 
 H B White, past regent; I) McNally. secretary; 1 C Bowman, collector; 
 J M Taylor, treasurer; \Vm Crabb, cha[ilaiir; J N Wetmore, guide; James 
 Donoghue, warden; W A McUinley, sentry; R E Coupe, James McKillop, 
 W Watson Allan, trustees. 
 
 St. John (Camera Club. 
 
 G A Henderson, president; D L Hutchinson, 1st vice-president; J K 
 Allison, 2nd vice-president; J R Woodburn, treasurer; R Dole, secretary ; 
 Count deBury, L A Griffiths, J F Gregory, G A Davidson, executive. 
 
 St. John Rural Cemetery Co. 
 
 J R Ruel, president; FO Allison, secretary-treasurer; Joshua P Clayton, 
 superintendent ; S S Hall, A Chipman Smith, C F Kinnear, J R Stone, A C 
 Jardine, Robert Thomson, G Sidney Smith, J S Gilbert, Dr M Sheffield, Jas 
 Manchester, H D McLeoiI, directors. 
 
 Greenwood Cemetery Company. 
 
 Directors — George H Clark, president ; , secretary-treasurer ; 
 
 Jarvis Wilson, R N Knight, D W Clark, John V Ellis, W D Baskin, George 
 Barnhill. 
 
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 St. Vincent <!«> PhiiI S«)(;i«ty. 
 
 Cathedral Parish— John Allen, president; T B Foley, vice-president; John 
 F Gleeson, recording secretary ; M J Potter, treasurer. 
 
 St John the Baptist Parish— John McGonagle, president; Christopher 
 Kane, vice-president; Wm H Coates, recording secretary; Very Kev Mon- 
 fiignor Connolly, v (;, treasurer. 
 
 St. IVlHlachi's T. A. It. Society. 
 
 Rev A Meahan, spiritual adviser; P Gleeson, president; Wiu P McLaugh- 
 lin, recording secretary ; John Flaherty, financial secretary ; Peter Mahony, 
 treasurer; I) L Kooney, sergeant-at-arms. Comniittee — Kings Ward, D L 
 Rooney ; Queens Ward, J U'Kourke; Wellington Ward, P McHale; Prince 
 "Ward, John Flaherty; special, P MctAIinnamin. 
 
 St. Jo.sepli'K Senior Society. 
 
 John H McLaughlin, president; Patrick Dillon, vice-president; Richard 
 AValsh, recording secretary ; Jeremiah Jiennessy, assistant secretary ; Jere- 
 «niah C'arey, treasurer; Daniel Rooney, sergeant-at-arins. Committee of 
 Wards -Kings, T Barry ; Wellington, T Ryron, F Falbert; Prince, D Mc- 
 Donald, P Quinn ; Dukes, W Statlurd, P McDonald; Sydney, J McNamara, 
 J Elmore; Victoria, I) Donahoe, J McManns. 
 
 Young: .VIen's Society of St. Josepli. 
 
 Rev F J McMurray, spiritual adviser; John Condon, president; M D 
 Sweeny, vice-president; F C Abbot, recording secretary; W C Pyne, financial 
 secretary; Wm Magee, assistant financial secretary; F C Collins, treasurer; 
 F G Condon, librarian; John Mcllugh, John Stanton, Charles Gormley, 
 managing commiltee ; Jol»n F^ngland, scrgeant-at-aruis. 
 
 Fatlier Mathew Association. 
 
 Rev A J O'Neill, spiritual adviser; Leo Kelly, president; Stephen H Fry, 
 senior vice-president; John Mudge, junior vice-f)residenl; John A Stanton, 
 recording secretary ; Cieorge T Fiizpatrick, corresponding secretary; William 
 H Coates, financial secretary; James H McHugh, treasurer; Chas Mitchell, 
 librarian; Geo Fry, assistant librarian ; John Lee, sergeant-at-arms ; Rev A J 
 O'Neill. Thos Kickham, M J Sliney, trustees. Meets every Wednesday. 
 
 St. Peter's Total Al)stineiice Society. 
 
 Rev E Wiegle, supreme adviser; James Morgan, president; A Rogers, 
 vice-president; J H McHugh, secretary-treasurer; W J Norris, financial 
 secretary; W J Dalton, assistant financial secretary; James B Daley, James 
 Morgan, E Burke, trustees; John Roberts, sergeant-at-arnis. 
 Irisli Literary an«l Kenevolent Society. 
 
 P (ilee.son, president ; Thos Lawson, first vice-president ; \) J O'Neil, second 
 vice-president; Denis Coholan, recording secretary ; Francis Melliday, finan- 
 cial secretary; Richard O'Brien, treasurer; William Mitchell, librarian; 
 Edward Haney, D J Gleeson, P J Gorman, trustees; E P McDonald, sergeant- 
 at-arms. Meets every Wednesday evening at S o'clock. 
 
 I'honetic Speed Society. 
 
 Miss Helen Napier, president; Miss Mary E Rand, vice-president; Robert 
 A Jamieson, secretary-treasurer; Misses Nettie Brown, E B Williams and 
 Walter L Doherty, nuinaging committee. 
 
 New Brunswick Odd Fellows Hall Company. 
 
 W J Fraser, president ; David Sinclair, vice-president ; BA Stamers, sec- 
 retary; Dr James Christie, treasurer; C N Skinner, solicitor. 
 
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 St. John TradeH and Labor Council. 
 
 Wm S Daley, president; Wm Goldsworthy, vice-president; Thos Tracey, 
 recording secretary ; K \V McKinney, tinaneial secretary; William H Coaies, 
 treasurer. Meets first VV'ednesilay in each njontli at Hownian's liall, Brussels 
 street. ship Laborers' Union. 
 
 James Buckley, president; Daniel Donovan, 1st vice-president; Thomas 
 McGtiiggan, 2nd vice-president; Michael DriscoU, linancial secretary; Tlios 
 Killen, recording secretary; Jolni Flaherty, treasurer ; James Alward, Wm 
 Porter, jr, Denis McCarthy, (ieo (Jonboy, John Campbell, John McAndrews, 
 Peter CuUinen, llobt Barry, A Jenkins, Thos Sullivan, Michael Hayes, com- 
 mittee of management. Caullterti' AHsociation. 
 
 George Fiillerton, president ; Rudolph Jielyea, vice-president ; Patrick 
 McGloin, secretary; Sanniel Murpliy, treasurer; Samuel Bartlett, conductor; 
 John F King, usher; Thomas Straihorn, sentinel. Meets first Friday each 
 month in Ciood Templars' hall, Germain street. 
 
 Scownien'H Union. 
 
 Thomas Cain, president ; Thomas McAnulty, vice-president ; D H Adams, 
 recording secretary ; John McKechnie, financial secretary ; Joseph McDevitt, 
 treasurer; Patrick (larnett, John Power, Peter Gallagher, Kobt McClatferiy, 
 Jos Garnett, Wm McCann, John Finnigan, Fred Pidgeon, committee; James 
 Connolly, sergantat-arms. 
 
 St. Jolin Tyi>ogra|ihical Union, No. 85. 
 
 Charles McCristall, president; Henry Murphy, vice-president ; William H 
 Coates, recording and corresponding secretary ; John Law, financial secretary; 
 Kobt Kennedy, treasurer; Kobt A Johnston, sergeant-at-arms ; William D 
 Essington, K W McKinney, Arthur King, trustees. Meets second Saturday 
 in each month. 
 
 Railway Mail Clerks' Associatiou of New Brunswick. 
 
 George H Oulton, president ; H Wathen, vice-president ; S K Jack, secre- 
 tary ; KG Magee, treasurer; B McG Caldwell, J R Pidgeon, S K Maxwell^ 
 F E Ketchum, H W Belding, executive committee. 
 
 New Brunswick Pliariiiaceutical Society. • 
 
 Struan Robertson, president, St John ; C H Fairweather, vice-president, 
 Sussex; Hazen J Dick, treasurer, St John; K Clinton Brown, secretary, St 
 John; W H Mowatt, registrar, St John. Members of Council — K E Coupe, 
 Thomas Crockett, M V Paddock, Cliarles F Wade, St John; W H Clark, St 
 Stephen ; J D B ¥ Mackenzie, Chatham ; John M Wiley, Fredericton. 
 The Maritime Commercial Travellers' Association. 
 
 Head office, Halifax, N S. F'ratik C Simson, president; (ieo V. Faulkner, 
 secretary, St John office, 70 Prince William street; James .Jack, assistant 
 secretary. Membership fee, ^10 a year, which includes travelling privileges, 
 mortuarv benefits and accident insurance. 
 
 Trinity Preceptory, No. 507, Royal Black Knights of Ireland. 
 
 Wm Rogers, WP; Hartley Haslett, D P; Robt Wills, chaplain; Oscar 
 Grant, registrar ; A J Armstrong, treasurer ; John Rusk, financial secretary ; 
 J C Mowbry, 1st lecturer; Chris White, 2nd lecturer; J T Moore, 1st censor; 
 James Keys, 2nd censor ; J J Cook, 1st standard bearer ; Geo Dennison, 2nd 
 standard bearer; Andrew Cooper, pursuivant; Geo Currie, John Smith, Geo 
 Moore, Samuel Chambers, Oram Laskey, H P Allingham, R G Magee, com- 
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 Beaver Lake KishinR (^iib -W II Thome, president ; J D Ilazen, vice- 
 I^resident; (i F Fislier, secretary-trejisurer. 
 
 Log Cabin Fisliing Club— j I Noble, i>resident ; R J Armstrong, vice- 
 president; E W Paul, secretary-treasurer; A G Ilamm, .1 E Wilson. G K 
 I'rawford, J P Hipwell, managing committee; M C McRobbie, W S Thomas, 
 Henry Crawford, audit committee. 
 
 Ball's Lake Fishing Club— CJeorge McAvity, president; J T Gilchrist, vice- 
 president; WA Ewintr, secretary; Andrew Bbiir, treasurer : J T Ilnmilton, 
 Frank Rankine, T P Regan, .1 G Carleton, (feorge Murray, with officers, are 
 <li rectors. 
 
 Inglewood Fish and Game Corporation— Leonard R Knight, secretary. 
 St. John Bicycle and Atlilftic Club. 
 
 F H Tippet, president; W P Robinson, vice-president ; R S Ritchie, treas- 
 urer; F L Temple, secretary; R N Frith, assistant secretary; F \V Roach, 
 captain; R M Bartsch and F \V Coombs, lieutenants; F H Tippet, W P Rob- 
 inson, RS Ritchie, F L Temple. If II ITansird, R L Johnston, J (i Harrison, 
 J D Patterson, P B Ilolman, R N Frith, F VV Roach, managing com- 
 mittee. Club house, Piigsley building, corner Princess and Canterbury streets ; 
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 '58| Halifax 
 '01 i Dorchester 
 '00 St John 
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 '01 1 Boston 
 '(>9;St John 
 '03! Hopewell 
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 '05 Fredericton 
 '04 United State* 
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 "05; Woodstock 
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 Jobn P Hudson,* 
 
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 W C Milner, n s. 
 
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 Montesquieu McDonald, 
 
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 John Willett, 
 
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 Robert O Stockton, ll b, 
 
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 '00 St John 
 
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 Kngland 
 '07 ndpewell 
 do Woodstock 
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 '08' St John 
 <lo Sackville 
 do St .John 
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 do Newcastle 
 (If) Fredericton 
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 '70Sackyille 
 do Woodstock 
 '09 do 
 '70Seattle. 
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 do St .John 
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 '71 Chicago 
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 IH Feb 
 
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 20 Feb 
 
 72 
 
 MellxMirni' McM()niif,'lc, 
 
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 Harry K Phuit, 
 
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 A K;iinstunl JJallocii, 
 
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 Robert A Hordi'ti, A n, 
 
 22 June 
 
 72 
 
 27 June 
 
 73 Moncton. 
 
 Wrn I'liysU'v, DC li, (iC, 
 
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 <'iuu'k's Aimer Mucdonald, a ii, 
 
 26 ( )ct 
 
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 24 Oct 
 
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 20 June 
 
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 25 Oct 
 
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 27 Oct 
 
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 20 Feb 
 
 73 
 
 27 June 
 
 74 do 
 
 Leandor A Wliito, J,i, u,* 
 
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 J Arthur I'air weather, rx n, * 
 
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 Wm 11 Dickson,* 
 
 21 June 
 
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 21 Jiuu! 
 
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 Wesley Vanwart, A M, 
 
 1 Nov 
 
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 Ge<ir;re F Hiiird, 
 
 13 Feb 
 
 74 13 Feb 
 
 75 St John 
 
 George A Ilciidersoi), 
 
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 Allison P) Coniiell, LL i\, li c, 
 
 20 April 
 
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 Henry Turner,* 
 
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 20 Jiuie 
 
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 James L Kerr,* 
 
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 Gc()r<;e E Fraser, 
 
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 T Carleton Allen, j.l ii, 
 
 22 Oct 
 
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 R Barry Smith,* 
 
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 doiNew York 
 
 J Howe Dlekson, 
 
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 Fred II McKiel, 
 
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 Hugh H McLean, 
 
 13 F'eb 
 
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 13 Feb 
 
 76 do 
 
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 Miles B Dixon, 
 
 23 April 
 
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 23 April 
 
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 William A Park, 
 
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 E Perley Williston, A u, ,. 
 
 June 
 
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 19 June 
 
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 Michael 8 Benson, 
 
 June 
 
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 do Chatham 
 
 John Black, 
 
 22 Oct 
 
 do 24 Oct 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 Humphrey Gilbert, 
 
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 do do 
 
 do Kingsclear,YC 
 
 William A Russell, 
 
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 do do 
 
 do Shediac 
 
 C W Treadwell, A i-,* 
 
 do 
 
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 77 Ottawa 
 
 John H Cother,* 
 
 2 Feb 
 
 76 
 
 8 Feb 
 
 do| North W^est 
 
 Harvey Atkinson, 
 
 11 Feb 
 
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 12 Feb 
 
 do Moncton 
 
 G Dixon Otty, 
 
 do 
 
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 do St John 
 
 W Watson Allen, 
 
 do 
 
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 doi do 
 
 Andrew H Johnson. 
 
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 20 April 
 
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 21 April 
 
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 George C Coster, A B, 
 
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 Anion A Wilson, 
 
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 Charles II Masters, A M,* 
 
 do 
 
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 Ottawa 
 
 John D Williams, 
 
 12 Oct 
 
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 12 Oct 
 
 dojSt John 
 
 Chipman A Steeves, 
 
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 21 Oct 
 
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 Charles A Palmer, ll b, q c, 
 
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 St John 
 
 Joseph A Harris,* 
 
 19 Oct 
 
 '85 
 
 28 Oct 
 
 '86 Boston 
 
 William Wilson, 
 
 21 Oct 
 
 76^21 Oct 
 
 '77 Fredericton 
 
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 William A Tnu'rnaii, 
 
 Fred W Kertsoii, 
 
 Henry R Kmmcrson, 
 
 Albert S White, A H, u. B, 
 
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 F. II McAlpine, a n, m a, 
 
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 Richard P McClivern, jr, A M,* 
 
 Robert McLeod, A u, 
 
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 Frank H Tuck, * 
 
 Charles E Sunnier, 
 
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 R S LeBert Tweedie, 
 
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 12 Feb 
 
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 '80 4 Feb 
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 '81 24 Feb 
 do do 
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 Moncton 
 
 '7S Newcastle 
 
 '79 llo|.ewe!lCor 
 
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 '78|Sussex 
 
 Fnited States 
 
 '79 St John 
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 do Sussex 
 do New York 
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 '80 do 
 do Dorchester 
 do \Voo(l>tock 
 do Fnited States 
 do ('ampl)ellton 
 doTnited States 
 do Moncton 
 
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 do Hathurst 
 do Dorchester 
 do Siickville 
 do Ricliibueto 
 do N W Territory 
 do Woodstock 
 '81 Richibucto 
 do Fredericton 
 
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 St John 
 do do 
 do Honolulu 
 '82 Batluirst 
 '81 Newcastle 
 do Boston 
 do St Stephen 
 '82 Moncnm 
 do Richibucto 
 do:St John 
 do New York 
 do; Moncton 
 do St John 
 do Br. Columbia 
 
 I Moncton 
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 '83 Petitcodiac 
 '82 Ham|)ton 
 
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 fteorge W Allen, m a, 
 
 9 Feb 
 
 '82 
 
 22 Julv 
 
 '83 Fredericton 
 
 
 Warren C Winslow, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do Chatham 
 
 i'j* - 
 
 Robert Murray, jr, 
 
 lo Feb 
 
 do 
 
 12 April 
 
 do 
 
 '1 ' ' 
 
 Lemuel A Ciirrey, m a, d o l, q c 
 
 17 April 
 
 do 
 
 26 do 
 
 do St John 
 
 ;i ■-' ', 
 
 Dougald Stewart Hutchinson,'^ 
 Spurfteon Wortnian,*-' 
 
 do 
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 do 
 
 
 United StatCri 
 
 
 do 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 do' Nova Scotia 
 
 Clifford H Deacon^-' 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Winnipeg 
 
 ¥, 
 
 Frederick (; Raud,^ 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Cornwallis, NS 
 
 V' ■ 
 
 William Murray, 
 
 do 
 
 d() 20 April 
 
 do Campbellton 
 
 ^ '1 : 
 
 J DeVebor Neales, 
 
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 do 12 do 
 
 '87 Newcastle 
 
 A Louis Belyea,* 
 
 do 
 
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 do P>r Columbia 
 
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 Josiali R Murphy, i.i. u, 
 
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 <lo 
 
 do Woodstock 
 
 ' 1 
 
 Daniel Mclutyre,* 
 
 18 April 
 
 do do 
 
 do Winnipeg 
 
 
 John F Ashe, 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 
 Albert J Cire,i';ory, 
 
 28 June 
 
 do 28 June 
 
 '82 Fredericton 
 
 
 Daniel Mulliii, 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 
 Jeremiah II Barry^ 
 
 28 June 
 
 '83 28 June 
 
 '83 Fredericton 
 
 
 J Dou<>las Hazen, n A, D c T-, <; c 
 
 , do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 
 Allan Wiliuot Chapman, 
 
 29 June 
 
 do 12 Jan 
 
 '84 Dorchester 
 
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 Mariner Georife Teed, 
 
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 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 I- V. 
 
 John L Carleton, 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 do 25 Oct 
 
 '83 St John 
 
 
 Herbert E Wardroper, 
 
 18 Oct 
 
 do 7 Feb 
 
 '84 do 
 
 
 Isaac 11 Hal let, ll u* 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Rr. Columbia 
 
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 William P Say re, 
 
 do 
 
 doj do 
 
 do Richibucto 
 
 
 Jamci, T Sharkey, ij, u. 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 
 J Norman W Winslow, 
 
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 do do 
 
 do Woodstock 
 
 
 A D Chapman, 
 
 20 June 
 
 do 10 April 
 
 do Dorchester 
 
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 William H Chapman, 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 
 David Grant, ll u. 
 
 do 
 
 do 16 Oct 
 
 do Moncton • 
 
 
 Melville Norman Cockburn, 
 
 8 Feb 
 
 do 21 Feb 
 
 do St Andrews 
 
 
 Samuel Judson Jenkins, b a,'^ 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Ottawa 
 
 
 J Twining ilartt, 
 
 IG April 
 
 do 24 April 
 
 do St John 
 
 
 John Michael O'Brien, b a,* 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Vancouver 
 
 
 James M Knight, 
 
 do 
 
 do 16 Oct 
 
 Moncton 
 
 
 William Alexander Ewing,^ 
 
 do 
 
 do 24 April 
 
 do St John 
 
 ■ 
 
 Edward Girouard, 
 
 do 
 
 do 16 Oct 
 
 do Moncton 
 
 
 Frederick V Wedderl)urn, ll n. 
 
 do 
 
 do 24 April 
 
 do Hampton 
 
 
 J Arthur Freeze, 
 
 16 April 
 
 do do 
 
 do Sussex 
 
 
 Charles L Richards,* 
 
 18 April 
 
 do do 
 
 do Nebraskfi 
 
 
 Leouard Allison, u A, 
 
 14 June 
 
 do 26 Jan 
 
 do Sussex 
 
 
 Clarence H Ferguson, 
 
 13 Oct 
 
 do 16 Oct 
 
 do St John 
 
 
 Donald McLeod Vince, 
 
 1 do 
 
 do do 
 
 dojWoodstock 
 
 
 Alexander Straton, 
 
 i do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Andover 
 
 
 Chas I Thomson, 
 
 1 do 
 
 do do 
 
 dOi Newcastle 
 
 
 Robert Rankin Ritchie, 
 
 1 do 
 
 do 18 Oct 
 
 do St John 
 
 
 James W McCready, 
 
 ' 7 Feb 
 
 '84 16 April 
 
 '85 P'redericton 
 
 
 John P Lawrence, b a, 
 Joseph G Matthews,* 
 
 ! 9 Feb 
 16 April 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 Westmorland 
 
 
 30 April 
 
 do New York 
 
 
 John M Stevens, 
 
 25 April 
 
 do 
 
 25 June 
 
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 Charles J Coster, 
 
 Jos H Yeomans, 
 
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 Robert W Hewson, 
 
 Allen W Bray, 
 
 Henry li Ayer, 
 
 Geo W Fowler, ll b, 
 
 Harrison A McKeown, n A, ll u, 
 
 Leonard Tilley Carvill, I.L B,* 
 
 Thos P Regaii, 
 
 Ronald C Grant,* 
 
 John Boden, m a,* 
 
 James McQt.een, 
 
 John Walter Read, b a, 
 
 Stan. Keirstead, A b, ll b,* 
 
 Herbert W Moore, A b,* 
 
 Frank H Grimmer, ab, 
 
 Ora P King, 
 
 Albert W Bennett, ll b, 
 
 George J Clarke, 
 
 Berton C Foster, a b, 
 
 Thomas I^awson, 
 
 George R Vincent, 
 
 Charles E DtiflTy, 
 
 Frederick La forest, 
 
 Martin G B Henderson, 
 
 James S Harquail, 
 
 Milton B Hicks,* 
 
 Robert Morrison, 
 
 Frank A McCully, b a, ll b, 
 
 Fred St J Bliss, B A, 
 
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 Wm D Carter, LL B, 
 
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 Charles Tliomas Bailey, 
 
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 Walter Harold Covert,* 
 
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 William A Mott, 
 
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 Sidney S Taylor. LT- b,* 
 
 Joseph A Russell, ll b,* 
 
 Edgar W Thompson, 
 
 Frederick DeVine, 
 
 Jas E Cowan, 
 
 Titus J Carter, ll b, 
 
 Gerard G Ruel, ll b, 
 
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 Attorne} 
 
 s. 1 Barristers. ^«-'"^"^«^- 
 
 12 Jan 
 
 '84 
 
 25 June 
 
 '85 St John 
 
 13 Jan 
 
 
 
 Moncton 
 
 20 Oct 
 
 dot 29 Oct 
 
 do Dalhousie 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Vancouver 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do Moncton 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 9 Oct 
 
 '90 Hopewell 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 Moncton 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 29 0ct "' 
 
 '85 Sussex 
 
 do 
 
 do| do 
 
 do St John 
 
 20 April 
 
 '85 29 April 
 
 'SG 
 
 21 do 
 
 doj do 
 
 do St John 
 
 do 
 
 do: do 
 
 do Bridgeto'n, N .S 
 
 do 
 
 do[ 
 
 Xew York 
 
 19 Oct 
 
 do 27 Oct 
 
 '87 Shediac 
 
 do 
 
 do 28 Oct 
 
 '8G Kredericton 
 
 19 Oct 
 
 do' do 
 
 do United State? 
 
 do 
 
 do' Oct 
 
 '86 do 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St Andrews 
 
 do 
 
 do 12 April 
 
 '88SUSSOX 
 
 do 
 
 do 27 Oct 
 
 '87 Sackville 
 
 29 April 
 
 do 23 June 
 
 do St Stephen 
 
 
 'SG 2S Oct 
 
 'SG Kredericton 
 
 21 Oct 
 
 do 27 Oct 
 
 '87 Andovcr 
 
 do 
 
 do; do 
 
 do St .John 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do l-'redericton 
 
 (.lo 
 
 do do 
 
 do Kdniundston 
 
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 do 28 Oct 
 
 do St John 
 
 do 
 
 do 27 Oct 
 
 do Daliiousie 
 
 do 
 
 doj do 
 
 do Centreville 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Sussex 
 
 27 Oct 
 
 do do 
 
 do Moncton 
 
 21 Oct 
 
 doJ do 
 
 do Fiedericton 
 
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 do 25 Oct 
 
 '88 EdnnindstoD 
 
 do 
 
 do 11 Oct 
 
 do Kichibucto 
 
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 '87 
 
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 Moncton 
 
 * 1 VF 
 
 3 Feb 
 
 ••■••••a 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 do Shediac 
 
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 do; 9 Feb 
 
 do St .John 
 
 do 
 
 do 26 April 
 
 do P>r Columbia 
 
 9 Feb 
 
 do 
 
 Halifax 
 
 19 Oct 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 ' •••••**• 
 
 Nelson, B C 
 
 25 Oct 
 
 '88 Campbellton 
 
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 do, 17 Oct 
 
 '89 Hopewell 
 
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 do 25 Oct 
 
 '88 Edioonton, A 
 
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 i •••••••« 
 
 Vancouver 
 
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 25 Oct 
 
 '88 St Stephen 
 
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 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 , do 
 
 do do 
 
 do <lo 
 
 do 
 
 do: do 
 
 do Dorchester 
 
 18 Oct 
 
 '88' 17 Oct 
 
 '89 St John 
 
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 George H Turner, 
 
 John Roy Campbell, b c l, ll b, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorneys. 
 
 Admitted 
 Barristers. 
 
 Residence. 
 
 18 Oct 
 do • 
 
 '88 
 do 
 
 
 ''89 
 
 Dorchester 
 
 17 Oct**'" 
 
 St John 
 
 Arthur N Charters, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 22 Oct 
 
 '91 
 
 Dorchester 
 
 Francis J ^weeny, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 , 
 
 Moncton 
 
 Stephen U Bustin, 
 
 do 
 
 do|17 0ct 
 
 '89 
 
 St John 
 
 John J Porter, 
 
 do 
 
 do; do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 George Gilbert, 
 
 do 
 
 do' do 
 
 do 
 
 Bathurst 
 
 Alexander Perley Barnhill, b a, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Ernest A McKay, B A, 
 J Chipman Flartley, B A, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 ''89 
 
 Fredericton 
 
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 17 Oct"*' 
 
 Woodstock 
 
 ' Charles E A Simonds, b A, b cl, 
 
 do 
 
 do' 
 
 
 Fredericton 
 
 Alexander W Macrae, A b, 
 
 12 Oct 
 
 '8923 Oct 
 
 '90 
 
 St John 
 
 John R Dunn, b a, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 John J Gallagher, A b, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Woodstock 
 
 Henrv C Haningtnn, a b. 
 
 do 
 
 do, do 
 
 do 
 
 Moncton 
 
 Charles W Clifton Tabor, 
 Horton B Hetherington, 
 
 do 
 16 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 
 '91 
 
 
 '90 22 Oct 
 
 Gagetown 
 
 Harris G Fenety, b a, t.l b, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Bedford B Teed, m a, 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 Sackville 
 
 Arthur W Ebbetl, 
 
 do 
 
 do! do 
 
 do 
 
 Gagetown 
 St John 
 
 John B M Baxter, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 James King Kelley, bc l. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 John Ward Wetmore, BA,* 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Ambrose K Neales, m a, 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 Chatham 
 
 Martin H Parlee, b a, 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Charles W McAnn, b a, ll b,* 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Kalso, B C 
 
 John A Sinclair, ll b, 
 
 16 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 22 Oct 
 
 '91 
 
 St John 
 
 Jas P Byrne, LL B, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 6 Oct 
 
 '92 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Louis E Young, ll b. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 22 Oct 
 
 '91 
 
 Woodstock 
 
 Frank B Carvell, ll b, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 do 
 
 Fred L Fairweather, ll b, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 6 Oct"*" 
 
 '92 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Oeo H V Belyea, 
 
 15 Oct 
 
 '91 
 
 20 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Oswald S Crockett, B A, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fr^'uricton 
 
 James M Mclntyre, 
 Charles J Milligan, M A, 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 ''92 
 
 S»i-:'-' . 
 
 20 Oct' ' 
 
 St .):'I'U 
 
 R G Murray, ll b, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 . 
 
 do 
 
 Geo L Wilson, b a,* 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 20 Oct"" 
 
 '92 
 
 Boston 
 
 Stewart L Fairweather, ll b, 
 
 16 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Hedley C Taylor, ll b,* 
 Charles F Sanford, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Edmonton, A 
 
 27 Jan 
 
 '92 
 
 16 Feb*'* 
 
 ''93 
 
 St John 
 
 Clifford W Robinson, b a, 
 
 13 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 19 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 3'ioncton 
 
 Charles Appleby, B A, ll r, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Woodstock 
 
 Ephraim R Chapman, b a, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Robert Wetmore Hanington, B A,* 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Br Columbia 
 
 Charles Comben, ab, llb. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Woodstock 
 
 Arthur R Slipp, llb. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fredericton 
 
 Waltei H Trueman, ll b, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Edward P Raymond, b a, 
 
 3 Feb 
 
 '93 
 
 Feb 
 
 '94 
 
 do 
 
 James Friel, b a, 
 
 27 June 
 
 do^lO July 
 
 do 
 
 Dorchester 
 
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 John Montgomery, b l, ll b, 
 
 Heber S Keith, b a, 
 
 Scott E Morrill, 
 
 Henry F Puddington, ll b, 
 
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 '94'St John 
 
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 12 Oct 
 
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 '97 do 
 
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 1 ««- 
 
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 do ,S Oct 
 
 '94 I'Vedericton 
 
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 do do 
 
 do Hr Columbia 
 
 
 15 Nov 
 
 'i»4 22 Nov 
 
 '95 Elgin 
 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Sackville 
 
 
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 '95: do 
 
 j do 
 
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 St Andrews 
 
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 do 22 Nov 
 
 '95 Moncton 
 
 ' do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 
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 do 22 Nov 
 
 do do 
 
 
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 doi do 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 
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 do do 
 
 do Kdmundston 
 
 
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 do do 
 
 do Nowciistle 
 
 
 11 April 
 
 '95 18 April 
 
 '90 St John 
 
 
 l'> Nov 
 
 do 
 
 New York 
 
 18 Nov 
 
 do 19 Nov 
 
 do Frederictou 
 
 ; do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 do; do 
 
 do Buctouche 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 ; 
 
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 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 , do 
 
 do 22 Nov 
 
 '95 do 
 
 13 Nov 
 
 '96 18 Nov 
 
 '97 Woodstock 
 
 ' do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Chatham 
 
 : do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 12 Nov 
 
 '97 
 
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 i do 
 
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 1 ^**' 
 
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 P^dnuindston 
 
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 St John 
 
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 Newcastle 
 
 
 
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 Allison, Lucius Carey, St John 
 Andrews, Joseph, St John 
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 Desmond, Fiiincis ' !in, No\vc;i>tk' 
 Dibblee, ( leorge (), Moore's Mills 
 Dick, Thos, iSt (.Jeorj^'e 
 Doherty, Isaac W, Kiii^'sdm, Kent 
 Doherty, Win W, ('iini|it)elll(in 
 Doherty, K P, Fairvitle, St John 
 Duncan, (Jideon MilclK'll, U.itlnnsi 
 Earle, Thos J (), Yoinij^'sC've, (^neeii > 
 Ellis, Wm L, St John 
 Emery, A I ban I'\ St John 
 p]stey, Alfred S, Haitlaiid, CarleLon 
 Ferguson, A J, Dalhonsie 
 Fitzmaurice, Tlios J, Iloulton, Me (n r) 
 Fleniing, (ie<) W, Petitcodiac 
 Fritz, Howard Douglas, St John 
 (jlaudet, E T, St Joseith, VVestnioilantl 
 (lilclirist, John, Portland 
 (Trilchrist, John H, (Jreenwicli, Ivings 
 (lillnior, Henry Edwanl, St Martins 
 (Joodwin, I' red, Baylield, VVeslintirrd 
 Gove, Samuel Til ley, St Andrews 
 Gove, Harry, St Andrews 
 (4ray, James H, Fairville 
 (Jregory, H \V, Lower Pr Wni, \ <trl< 
 (luy, Adolphus J, Kdmundston 
 Ha{.'erman, J K, Floreneeville, ( ailt'u 
 Hay, IJ B, Chipman, (Queens 
 Hayes, Joseph, Nelson, N l> 
 Hand, Wm Nelson, Woodstoi'k 
 Hetherington, George A, St John 
 Holden, Charles, St John 
 Inches, P Robertson, St John 
 Irvine, W H, P.oiestown 
 Jack, DuVernet, Gr Harbor. (J Manan 
 Johnston, George F, Sussex 
 Johnston, Charles H L, St John 
 Jonah, J Mariner, Eastport, Me (n r) 
 Keiller, Alex J, St John 
 Keirstead, Perley Taylor, Woodstock 
 Keith, Bauman N, Harvey Stat'n,York 
 Keith, M Franklin, Harcourt, Kent 
 Keith, Harry W, Kingston, Kings 
 Kenney, Frank Lincoln, St John 
 Kilburn, Francis, Pres(pie lsle,Mt'(ti n 
 King, Wallace G, Buctouche, Kent 
 King, James H, Andover 
 Knapp, H T, Sackville 
 Lacroix, Wenceslas, l-klniundston 
 Landry,D V, St Joseph, Westnioi'land 
 Langis Joseph A, Petit Koeher 
 Lawson, J J, Xortli Head,Gr Manan 
 Lawson, J as D, St Stephen 
 
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 l-ewin, A A, Belleisle Creek, Kings 
 Lewis Wm .1, I lillsboiough 
 licwis, ,)ohn T, Hillsborough 
 Macdonald, M ( ', ( ainbridge, t^ucens 
 ^Ll( iloiiald, M II, Wickham, \>ueens 
 Macdouahl, Donald D, Petitcodiac 
 Macdonald, .lojin, ( "liatham 
 Nf:icl'arlan(l. M L, l'\-iirville 
 MacLaren, Murray, St John 
 Main, Charles (i, Kdmundston 
 Marvin, P)liss A, Hillsboroiigh, Albert 
 Melvui, (leorge (iirvaii, Alma, Albert 
 Mitchell. Robert, Dorchester 
 Molliit, A Cowan, Kilbin-u, N'ictoria 
 Moore, I )avid K, Stanley 
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 Morehouse, ( ) F, l'p[»er Keswick, York 
 Morrison, . Joseph Hugh, St John 
 Mott, .lohn C, St Joliii 
 Miiilin, Bainet M,St Marys, York 
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 Murray, A, Leouardsvilk'. Deer isl'd 
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 I Met 'leery, Beverley N, St John 
 
 I McFarlane, l'\)ster, St John 
 
 i AL'lnerney, J as Peterson, St John 
 
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 McLean, Clias M, Kingston, Kings 
 
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 Nicholson. Robert, Newcastle 
 Nugent, J G, I>riggs' Corner, Queens 
 
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 ()llo(lui, Riiiino A, Kinyston. Kent 
 Owens, .John G, Millville, Y'ork 
 Pear.'-on, (ieo N, Sussex 
 
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 Pedolin, F L, Newcasllc 
 Preston, Edward A, St .John 
 I'rice, Leverett H, (Jrand Manan 
 
 . Price, Byron S, St John 
 
 ! Purdv, Clinton Trouiaine, Moncton 
 Rand'all, F ( ', Hillsborougli 
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 itoberts, Wm 1'"', St John 
 
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 Seerv, Frederick Joseph, Fredericton 
 Secord, Elizabeth, Norton, Kings. 
 Sharp, Isaac (Mareuce, Marysville 
 ShctHeld, Mason, St John 
 Sirois, Felix G, Fort Kent, Me (n r) 
 Smith, Alfred Corbett. Tracadie 
 Smith, Gains T, Moncton 
 Smith, Jas R N, Milltown, Me (n r) 
 Smitii, Joshua N, Hampton, Kings 
 Smith, R E Ciuy, \/oodstock 
 Somcrville, Get) W, Bristol, C^arleton 
 Somcrville, A McL, Springfield, Kings 
 Sprague, Thos Farmer, Wooilstock 
 Sleeves, James Albert E, St John 
 Sleeves, Knrpee F, Elgin, Albert 
 Steeves, Edward ( ), Moncton 
 Swan, I'harles E, t'alais. Me (n r ) 
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 'rimrne, B S, Butternut Ridge, Kings 
 Towiisend, Cieo F, Calais, Me (n i) 
 
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 Weaver, Walter J, Arthurette. 
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 White, W^ra W, Bridgewater, Me (n r) 
 VVhite, Jas S, Hodgdon, Me ( n r) 
 White, Fred J, Moncton 
 While, Walter W, St John 
 Wier, J, Doaktown, Northumberland 
 Wiley, Robert M B, Andover 
 Wilson, W A, Derby, Northinni»erland 
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 I'liiriu'tt, 1 U, Sussex 
 P.omicll, W I', St John 
 CaniluM', W 1>, Woodstock 
 Covert, i) II,(irand Manan 
 Carter, (J I), Kredericton 
 Cates, \V .1, Caniiihelllon 
 Carr, K C, Hartland 
 ( 'urrie, 11 1), Kredericton 
 Campbell, Alex, Mouth Keswick 
 Daly, .J J, Sussex 
 I)isbr<»\v, llenrv, Hathursl 
 l)ra|»er, ,) A, St .John 
 havis, K N, St .lol.n 
 I)olierty, K P, iMoncton 
 Davis, "W \\ St Marlins 
 (J<»dsoe, Chas M, St John 
 (iodsoe, Frank A, St John 
 (iorhani, C K, St Jolm 
 (loodfellow, Win, Sussex 
 (ireene, 11 A, Cent rev i lie 
 (roodwin, A II, I'aie V'erte 
 (Jrittitli, J K, Woodstock 
 llatheway, J C, St John 
 llatlieway, Canby, St John 
 JIannali, (J (), St John 
 lia/.elvvodd, J T, St John 
 Hewson, W C. Fort KIgin 
 .Jewelt, J 1'], Woodstock 
 Knapp, 1 W, Saekville 
 Kirkpatrick, K S, W^oodstock 
 
 l.inni, Thos W, Kredericton 
 l.an^,'slro^h, 11 S, Nau\vit(ewauk 
 Kittle. C IJ. St John 
 Manee, J M, St John 
 Maher, J I), St John 
 Minray, II W, Monetoii 
 Murray, C A, Moneton 
 Moore, J W, St Stephen 
 McAveiniev, A K, St John 
 Marvin, KW. llillsboro 
 Manninir, Jas, St Jolm 
 Malonev, .J V, St Andrews. 
 Nase, 11 n, St John 
 Nasnn, J V, St Stejdien 
 Powers, Moors. St Andrews 
 Parki'r, K R, St Martins 
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 Sangster, K, St John 
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 Spra>(ue, W {\ Shediae 
 Sproul, ( i J, ( hathani 
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 Smith, K A, Shediae 
 Smith. A D, St John 
 Smith, J M. St John 
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 RELAxrvE Value of Money. 
 
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 K(>IaUve Value in Caiiadiaii CiiriTiicy of the Coinage of all Natioiiis. 
 
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 Atistriii 
 
 Dol^iiiin 
 
 Hnliviii . 
 
 Hia/il 
 
 liriliijli I'o.sscssioiis in 
 
 North Amciica 
 
 Hof,'<)ia 
 
 Cciitial Anu'rit'a 
 
 Chili 
 
 ' Value I 
 Monetary Hnit. Standard. in 
 
 Dom'n 
 
 4 
 
 I'lorin Silver 
 
 Franc tiohi and 
 
 Silvtr 
 
 Holiviano Silver 
 
 Milrcis ItiOO reis (iold 
 
 Sland&'J Coin. 
 
 .40,7 I 8 Giiildnr, or 20 Fraueb, Gold 
 
 .19,8 j 5, 10 and 20 Francs 
 
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 .82,S I Kseiido, J/^ bolivar 
 
 .54,6 
 
 China. 
 Culm... 
 
 Denmai >, 
 Fcuadiir 
 Fgypt.... 
 l-'raiice... 
 
 (ireat ifritain. 
 <.irecce 
 
 (ierinan Fnipiru. 
 India 
 
 Italv. 
 
 Jaiiaii 
 
 Lilieria 
 
 Mexico 
 
 Netherlands 
 
 Norway .. 
 
 Peru 
 
 Portuj^al 
 Russia .... 
 
 Sandwich Islands. 
 Spain 
 
 Sweden 
 
 Swit/iriaud. 
 
 Tripoli.. 
 
 Turkey 
 
 United States,. 
 
 I' S. of Col.inihia 
 Venezuela 
 
 , Dollar 
 
 Peso 
 Dollar 
 Peso 
 
 Tael 
 Peso 
 
 Crown 
 
 Peso 
 
 Piaster 
 
 Franc 
 
 Pound sierlinjf 
 DrachiiKv 
 
 Mark 
 
 Iiiipee of Hi 
 Annas 
 
 j Lira 
 
 Yen 
 
 Dollar 
 i>n|lar 
 Florin 
 
 Crown 
 
 Sol 
 
 .Milreis, 1000 reis 
 
 Honhle of 100 
 Copecks 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Peseta of 100 
 
 Ceiitiiiies 
 
 Crown 
 
 Franc 
 
 Maht)ubof20 
 Piasters 
 
 Piaster 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Peso 
 isolivar 
 
 tiold 
 
 do. 
 
 Gold 
 
 tiold and 
 Silver 
 
 Silver 
 
 (iold and 
 Silver 
 Gold 
 Silver 
 Gold I 
 
 (iold and 
 vSilver 
 
 (iold 
 
 (iold and . 
 I Silver ! 
 
 ; Gold \ 
 
 Silver i 
 
 (iold and 
 Silver 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold and 
 .Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 Silver * 
 
 (iold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 (iold and 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold I 
 
 (iold and 
 Silver 
 
 Silver 
 
 (iold I 
 
 (iold and , 
 
 Silver ' 
 
 Silver 
 
 (iold and 
 Silver ' 
 
 $1.00 
 .9fi,.5 
 .91,8 
 .91,2 
 
 1.85 
 .93,2 
 
 .26,8 
 .82,3 
 .04,9 
 .19,3 
 
 4.86% 
 , .19,3 
 
 \ .^3,8 
 I .39 
 
 .19,3 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Condor doubloons and Escud 
 
 10 Mucee and 100 Caudarens 
 
 10 and 20 Crowns 
 
 Dollar 
 
 5, 10, 20, and .SO Piasters 
 
 5, 10 and 20 Francs 
 
 .5, 10, 20, .iO, and 100 Drachma 
 5, lOand 20 Marks 
 
 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 Lira 
 1,2,5, 10, 20 Yen 
 
 .88,8 
 
 1.00 
 
 .89,4 Peso, or Dollar, 5, 10, 25 
 
 .40,2 j Florin. 10 Guldens, Gold, 
 ! J-l.Ol 9-10 
 
 .26,8 ' 10 and 20 Crowns 
 
 .82,3 
 
 1.08 i 2. 5 and 10 Milreis 
 
 •65,8 V4. }4 and Rouble 
 
 1.00 
 .19,3 .'5, 10, 20 and 100 Peseta 
 
 .26,8 10 and 20 Crowns 
 .19,3 5, 10 and 20 Francs 
 
 .74,3 i 
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 .04,4 i 26,50, 100, 250 and 500 Piasters 
 
 1.00 ; 
 
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 .82,3 i 
 .19,3 
 
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 ancR 
 
 Lvar 
 
 oons and Escud 
 100 CaudareuB 
 
 >W113 
 
 W) riasters 
 '"raiKS 
 
 Mid 100 Drachma 
 
 Marks 
 
 and 100 Lira 
 I Yen 
 
 liar, 5, 10, 25 
 
 Guldens, Gold, 
 
 10 
 
 Irowns 
 
 Milreis 
 Roublb 
 
 (i 100 Peseta 
 
 ["rowtis 
 JO Francs 
 
 250 and 500 Tiasters 
 
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