... alilitiemna machines Imaking SC inall) in the uris ,e~abea sitoz ce.such .s ras)t~,ay stons, p~anes of 1p-bliceaeee mee9t, Pier-.e. ?? creamers, ?? and aesn1i3ampi- at the dimrreers coendlentit, anticigate. that th- perenecage et receipes and working ...

... DJI:E SOUTH. FACING SEA. ,l QU1 E E N 'S 1[ O T E; 1e W Tlargest acd Best Appointed. -Sunny and most sheltered positior in HastingS and St Leonards. Electric Light. Passenger ELseator. Teiephone No. 81. WLIAM GLADE, Manaer T L A N D U D N O.-ORMESOLIFFE ...

... ANNUAL DIVISION OH PROFIT. TRUSTEES. Mr. John Maitland. Mr. John T. Tirner. Mr. John Hastings. Mr. William Whibby, Mr. Edward Hartley. PRESIDENT. TREASJRER. Mr. John Hastings. Mr. John T. Turner. CO'.IMITTEE. Mr, Wrn. ?? Harrison, Mr. John Miller, Mr. Thomas ...

... QUONTETT ?? ?? gentle gales ?? Bishop. r CHORUsThe Gabres Glee..,Bishop. GLEE .. , O. snatch me Swift ?? Calcott. e GLEE . Haste, my ?? Dr. Smeith. b GLEE . Where art thou, beam of light ?? b CHORUS.. Now by day's retiring lamp. .Bithop. e r Betwseen ...

... SOCIETY, h Sharelli10 each; SubscrIptlon £1per month; Hntmranes ee Is. Der Share. HalfadM IurteOS~hares in jprportiou, Mr. John Hastings Mr. John T. Turner. U r. Edward Hartleyr. Ur. William Jewitt.. P'OSBI ET. TEARUUIL. a0 Ur. John Hsig. I Mr. B. Hartley. ...

... call the attention nor of the authorities to the state of the pavement in the op- , in proarhes to the ferry boats at tho piers. The pavement is tto horrible about the Baths, and ought to he replaced by Square sys soet, to save both care and homses. en01 ...

... 10ilt iciarlot. The Steamn Tenlo Vio.0 SnAT'vLTix ?? 50ntie the LAN ala'', FitAS O- ititi toI i Nnto. I o'.t IoE GL~orieo'4 Pier, ;it OtI-rir.tne o'3ECloc, AlJtijj c-c. wivitl tt AiLi 1aiasm~ttott for theC LlI'iI.- Pisongro or he .XN lie.to saltfor Now ...

... 16 Inches average. 144 SPRUCE DEALS. 16 Cords LATHWOOD CEDAR, 4 feet. Having already discharged the Norden and Lady Flora Hastings with flue new Quebec and Ottawa timber, and Edward with spruce deals. &c., J. S. and Co. are able to supply orders for SCANTLINGS ...

... istructions we here attended at the whomessle warehonee of Messrs& D. Hughes end Co., and 26 shape You iar about to acquire as per hast annexed. The premises are situated for the most part in very favoureble positions fur the car-cnn?- on of the business of provision ...

... aned Qu~narter ghares In proport~on. r. John Iaitland. Mr. John T. Tores Mr. John Hastings. Mr. William Whitby. Mr. Edward Hartley. .NPRESIDUNT. TREASUREr, M John Hastings. Mr. John T. Turner. Mr. Win. MO'. Rlarrson. Mr. John Miller. Mr. Joh Grahamber. ...

... Bottlegat irn ° jsiR ES ?? T I ~ss4 IEAR-AeHE, bas been Ge to fsh extreme ervice il ceating Tsoth ?? Ear-ache, he Wr tbt It hast been comameliteed upson noet favourslsly irn severif S. .ecD II dismal Jonrnals; it affords issstsntaneomsa relIef, and generally ...

... Tincvaris fot-n th e Past, North, South, aund - set, stop at M os,--str-et. ?? NEW MTLLThTNIIY. for the Autumn of li-4. Tn the Hast Departmeant ladies~ will find one of the hest- and moost excellent aseortminent. T'ftw ,Ity of.Mildlinory tine soison is very ...