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[Aammwmmmmmw^1^ Vvu*(-Ali Uecme Tne I.Sne PRO BONO PUBLICO. [m'9ammmaammmmmmtimtbrnammmmmmmt MJ Chase & Sanbon. Chase & lf^_*& jt' jB -_*_. Am4mmm) 3^, Sanborn TEA f/Mk'* JS XUU SHOULD SERVI "THE BEST TEA" V^^^^^b^ *W |"GOOD,BETTER, BEST" l^P^ j BUY "THE Price 4d, Q^^^^^^^^^^^^MJEST TEA Published weekly VOL. IX, SATURDAY. JANUARY 6th. 193_ -- NO. 2S si -m. "«».■». -m- <».£ ■*.-^.Ife. mm,m. tf |lK SOUTHERN REYIEW jA CENTURY OF FREEDOM Opening of New Road tc HAMILTON CORPORATION IN BK second Performance s Ducking Stool. ELECTION. Oreat Success *~ *"*► «,.«.«,-«.-«, Named -*►"*.«« . A Resume of World "Marsh Folly' t-ity Freeholders ■T^n nraraoajr, zrcn ultimo Events By Governor. Un luesday lastthe nominatior■Robert and Lancelot Haywan Keenly Interested of candidates for the Corporator■presented for the second tim< Affecting Peoples, of Hamilton took place from the Coloured Un New Year's Day at nooc ■ "SouthernReview" before i His Members of 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Two candi-■packed at Excellency the Governoi Last Year's house the Coionia openedthe pass- Corporation dates were proposed for tbe■Opera House. Every seat wa, new road which Returned. office of Mayor— Sir H. W. occupied Bermuda's to es alongthe Pembroke Cemetery ■ and the enthusiasm o Contribution the Cause and the Railway Watlington »k_> lines then turn-,. and Mr. J.S. Vallis. the inn f/i m.Ammt.U .1 ■ audience was unbounded ing to the passes Un Ihursday the freeholders Sir Henry Watlington was pro- The result was an unqualifie< of World Progress. north through of the City posedby ■ a verydeep cutting and emerges of Hamilton had the Mr.Eimund G.Gibbons■success. .J annual opportunity of selecting and seconded by Mr. C.I The out at the DuckingStool adjacent ' Robert Review was divided int< to passes the men who should represent Crawford. Mr. J. S. Vallis wasIthree parts. IBy DAVID 1 UCKLR, the main road that proposed distinct Part 1con M. A.] over the hill them on the Corporation of the by Mr. Sydney C. sisted of one solo, above thePembroke City. Spurling ■ entitle. THI. YEAR 1934 is alreadj Parish Church. His Excellency One hundred and ninety and seconded by Mr.■"Slaepy time down South" wit! upon was once picked trom our ranks seven voters registered JosephB. Williams. a chorus usandasusualin themonth the late Mr. Justice Terrel and Miss Grissell arrived just their mi .a. ■ of15 voices -theMisses decision,two of January we must look back at now succeeded before noon and they were met votes were vitiated the Aldermen now serving■Oriele Tuzo, PhiilisRichardson gone by Mr. Justice by for the selection of Common were I Ming, what has before, while at Lobb in Washington, D.C, members of the Board of ranominated-Messrs. Eldor Eunice MarianSmith, Ma< the same time we must look Works leading Councillors. The turn-cut of Trimingham, E. E. Walker and■Smith, Joyce Wears, JoyceJen for- the present Attorney general of and anumber of voters was an wardinto the future. Guiana, citizens who were invited to evider.ce that the S.P. Eve— as there wereno otherjnings, Thelma Wears, Yvonm British tbe Hon. Hector freeholders of the City were candidates they Alien, Josephs, the outstanding witness the ceremony. Hon. keenly were re-elected.■ Rita Priest and Messrs EARLY HISfORY. silks, Howard briefly interested in its affairs For Arthur iyd4 Smith and Manley Trott told the the office of Common■ Smith, Freddie Smith means more to the colour and Mr. history of the and for about four-fifths of the ■*...-* road the value Justice Brown ,'t u_, ____. _»._.__ ___. Councillors seven candidates■Richmond Jones, Oscar Virgi ed groupthan to any other for il of Jamaica. Mr. .i voters were present at the were forthcoming, the five ■and James Smith— two isa milestonein history Reilly K. L ;and Hugh Wooding it must be in the future tc polls. who in rowi the ar _____ — of .L. " are now in office on the stage. oppressed misrepresented of Trinidad. In West Idrivers who mayuse it. The jot . Messrs. J. H■ The solo was and Africa was great me competition was Keen bu Watlington, S. J. W. ■taken by Brinksworth people. Years ago king- Kobina Sekyi and Hugh During welldoneand reflected the Darrell. Tucke the credit on all those who were result was a foregoneconclu E.R. Williams, H.St.G. Butter-|wh.o excelled himself. Th( doms of Ghana and Mellestine nave distinguished themselves sion. Sir H. W. Watlingtonha< field and ■second on In EnglandMr. Cumbridge concerned in its construction. majority C. E. White— those scene "In a park in th< the West Coast of Africa now It was done very cheaply by a of over 29 votes. Hi who were seeking office for■North" consisted of five solos- were plundered of their young deceased, wfs for yearsthelead- opponentMr.J. S. Vallis didno the first "I want to go home," men ing law coach in means of mechanical devices, time wereMessrs. J. F. Robert E and women who were s Id London. This the cost of cutting the road secure as much support from thi Eve and J. H.R. Robinson. On Hayward; "My River Home,' into bondage and transported mantle hasnow fallen on P D.H. freeholders as his supporters to F averaged2 6 perCubic yard. He an< Thursday the poll was opened Staurt Trott; "Crying for thi manylands. Their descendants King o Cambridge and the himself expected. Mere am from p.m. Carolines," Middle Temple. asked His Excellency to formal- 11a.m. to 4 and tie Gladys Aller;"Sun are to be found in largenumbers E. T. Nelson ly open the highway. more it becomes evidentin politi one _*~-.._ -- electors of the City day down in Caroline," in the time Secretary of the 15 i i..i T almm -*A-a. exercis.d Ivar United States of America, Oxford os-iure severing me rroooi cal battles that a number o their right of selecting Mayor Ratteray; "South in soul,' the West Indies Union, and an Official in I voters, run a mv J,'«r„. :_and Bermuda..__. the with the hares am Tkn .m : League Iacross the roadway, the Gover and five Common Councillors. Muriel Virgil;— and a ine difference in environmenl of Coloured Peoples in hunt with the hounds, chorui London nor said that he had a grousi a candi entitled "Eight tickets t< aided and abetted by ignorance is the leader of the against date cannot rely on the assur Georgia." Criminal Barin this roadway for it ba< Ihe Board of Health is having Excellent talent wa; and prejudices has succeededir Manchester. In disfigured the Governmen ances of his prospectivesupport a cleanup week displayedby the singers. creating a chasm Bermuda we are ably represent- ers- only tbe final declaration in the Parishes between these ed by House grounds, he admittet * - -- a of Hamilton and Smith. Itbe- Part IIof theprogrammecon peoples which education alone A. R. Vaucrosson of the 1^mm^vvu m( alimmmmuecme tne mmmi.sne gins sisted of wipe Middle Temple however that 'h^^^^^^M Both on Monday of next wee* two scenes. Messrs can out. and J. Cardie great improvement at the Pembroke Parish B. TuckerandIRatteray playec Mosse of Howardand the Middle i -Tnd a"*" Election and the Municii.aLJ.fc,-" Householders are all asked tc WILBERFORCE Temple. piece ui llignite"[aammWmmmmmw^Tho roTn co-operate by bringing all gar- the part of comedians and thei These two men are would greatly beJ bage, jokes were received by thi, A Moses appeared on the scene sons of the soil by adoption and rubbish and articles that having drivers and may en.toble them to '^'"^jSfcforti. Thecandi-i in person _L 1_ audiencejwithlhearty approval j the of William Wilber- seen fit to in their I A* M. are useless to the variouscollect- a throw get hack gome of trle traffic that were supported by al d rt ing points. theloud laughter force an English statesman and lot with us, it,,i8 up to i ...» _.:._._... J T^ttiat The removal of betokened am,I us ine n.anway uompai■iyhad geeiur w'«i-conceived partviticket were! everything there was agood deal reparte philanthropist born at Hull, to uphold them at all timis. that is an eyesore of ed. His Excellency^rthp-» .«■-' j all returned to office; those whol between ', Yorkshire. In 1789 at age "« ■ mmi v.neroac- would be reallybeneficial to ail the audience and th the 5cij_r_NUK meiiuum v djd not belong t0 any- part« brought -__- ■ in actors. A chorus" ""entitled "Rol of thirty he forward in w,~ _ -^| p{ _.- m »__"__" ' householders those districts. " i A/i:sJ uiuu iiee-iaiiLLs as irmci on you Parliament resolutions la the field of science wehavei Lnamewa^ The same course will be pursued Mississippi" by ten per- condemn- Ernest .'^M were left hopelessly in the rear parishes formers was well , ing the slave traffic. In1807 his Just tbe biologist ati mud by thi is.*.; objtet in other on appointedI received. The persistence Howard, 1^*" Ikjaughter It lesson to the vari dates that the Board , best rendition occurred in thie was rewardedand a Carver the Chemist **a/ oystanden ous' political organization! of Health part Dr. is goingto publish. of the programmewhen the measure providing for the grad- Tuske^ee. WU»wr' The Hor Patton brief that abound in our midst Misses Yvonne Allen, ual abolition of slavery wss to the speechof th they MaeSmith passed. If wish to bold thei: and Rita Priest rendered a Three days before his - specialist, overnor- 'Hfe—thanked Hii political b.b. Longbird belonging tc Trio.
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