... CANADA. Parties contemplating F.miarration to Canada advised to beet roues, °atilt, cost of living, &a., by a representative familiar with Caoadian life and condition. , from residence in the Dominion. attnations guaranteed to Farm needs and Domes. Pasaagee ...

... 000 marks, will be taxed. Companies will have to pay from 10 to 30 per cent. on excess profits. Canada's Grain Returns. The 1915 yield of wheat in Canada Las increased by 215,023,600 bushels as compared with 1914, and most of the other grain crops have ...

... CANADA TO IRELAND FLIGI-T Lt. Kjell N. Nyegaard, of the Ncrvregian Navy, and his wife, who is a French actress, and Capt. Hugo Sunstedt, of the Swedish Navy, will fly from Newfoundland to Ireland next April or May, says the New York Paris i's correspondent ...

... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT. TUESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1916 Mr. nuke, the new Chief tlecretarY. Wa do not agree with his politica, hut from what we know of his public record we be Hove him to bn a fair-minded man and one whose Unionism is not of an extremel type. ...

... agreed to sell the farm in Canada for EW, but it Belonged to his wife for the past 8 years. Mr. Cooper (instructed by Mr. A. T. Kills). for the petitioning creditors. SHORN MILITARY HONOURS. To the Editor Irish Independent. Sir—l witnessed what purported ...

... SITUATIONS. lITRISH independent Servants' Registry. Car. lisle Building, Doblio; Office hours, 11.4; Saturdays. 11.1. Respectable la.. of Maid Servants supplied. Ld.. who reclaim Country Scream should app ly . to the Maros, Irish Independent Servants Re/Petry ...

... n between Belgium and Ally countries. Canada's War Contribution. Sir IL Borden, the Canadian Premier, said that Canadian enlistment had now reached 290,000 mein, the wastage 43,700. The cost of the war to Canada to the end of Feb. had been 437,400,000 ...

... THE TRISH INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910. FORTHCOMING AUCTIONS. J. P. Cuff e—T ues4 ay , 2,300 store ewes, ethers, and lambs. Canty, Sons and Co.—Wednesday, brood ewes, store wethers and lambs; Thursday, store cattle ; 20th Oct., annual letting ...

... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1916. ELECTION ADDRESS. TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTH LOUTH. Dundalk, Bth February, 1016, GENTLEMEN— At the request of many influential Nationalists of the Constituency I seek your support for vet. farliauientary ...

... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY, FEitUARY 5, 1916 horses, hay, etc. On Thurs., horses, traps, harness. J H. Holmes—Wednesday, grazing lands. B. Hanratty---Strand Hotel. Co. Meath, and quarry and plant and machinery at Newry on 18th. R. B. Daly and Son-10th ...

... THE IRISH INDEPENDENT, wEDINEsDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1916. of peace, and hope that the Western Entente Powers will support the plan should any objection arise on the part of Russia, which I consider most unlikely. A Hungarian correspondent of the Morning ...

... Produce—Wheat. Walla, 41)-; Blue Stem. 41 /-; No. I Manitoba, 421-. Maize—La Plata, 53 /Lto 54/ , Oatmeal— Canada pinhead, 18i- to 19 -; Canada flake, 191- to 19/8 Flour. per 2801 Spring Patent. bl/- tc /-: straight 49 , to 51i- CORK, Feb. 8---Bmall supply; ...