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VOL. 13 No. 126 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, SATURDAY JUNE 9, 1928. PER COPY 3d. or 6 cents—40/- PER ANNUM COLONIAL Tbey Say. THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. PARUAMENT!*^ *S ju That the Prorogation ceremony was impressive. TRANSPORTATION FIRST. * * * That no time wUl be lost in as- Its Work of the Past 5 Years. PROROGUED. Candidates All Present. sembing the new House. * * * J With the prorogation yesterday carry out the New York-Bermuda The aspirants for parliamentary That the electioas WUl come fast of the Colonial ParUament, mark­ honours were ia the public eye on steamship serviee. AU of the first Dissolution to be Announced and furious. iag the termination of the session were Acts consolidating a number Wednesday eveaing at the mset- 0 0 0 of 1927-1928, and the proclamation of measures relating to the same iag coaveaed at the Towa HaU, St. That the Rotarians had a fine due to appear today dissolving the by Proclamation Today. George's. Iaterest in thiags poU­ subject, and ia the case of the PUot time on Thursday. ParUameat of 1923-1928, the gea­ Aet, 1928, it successfuUy consum­ tical was evinced by the large au­ * * * eral electioa is the aext thiag in dieace, aa_ it was noticeable that mated a series of efforts spread over That the goU was weird and won­ Une, aad ia view of the greater a aumber of years to chaage the at least fifty per cent of the audi­ derful. keenness that is being displayed aU Anticipated that Writs for General ence were ladies; which points to pUotiag from a voluntary service * * * over in every parish in the Colony to a Government service. the question of female suffrage be­ in the constitution of the next Election will be out by Monday. That one player is stiU there try­ As the Goveraor points out, it ing prominent in Bermuda as else­ House of Assembly a summary ing to finish the round. would appear a matter of regret that where, though the caadidates were 0 0 0 of the work of this body for the Dr. And.ew Balfour's report on the Colonial Parliameat was yester­ Punctually at aooa His Ex­ not heckled on the subject. past 5 years wiU be of interest. That he was 180 the last time one sanitary conditions of Bermuda has day prorogued by His Excelleacy celleacy read his speech from the On page 10 of this issue are given Those preseat who were appeal­ heard of him. been aUowedto drop into the back­ the Goveraor uatil Moaday, July Throae, and it wiU be fouad in fuU 0 0* tables showiag the length of each ing for the suffrages of the free­ ground. Beyoad makiag a couple 9th, the event markiag aot oaly oa page 7 of this issue in the offi­ session, with members' attend­ holders, to represent them in the That he stUl had seven holes to cf reports on that sectioa which the ead of the sessioa of 1937-1928 cial report of the proceedings of ances at each, and the number of House of Assembly iacluded the go. dealt with the need for a leprosa­ but the ead of the preseat Parlia­ the House of Assembly. committees oa which they have new candidates, With those Who » • • rium, the select committee which meat. At its conclusion, the Colonial served, together with the amouat had already served in the House. That the Touring Team is to had his report under consideration Boch Legislative Couacil aad Secretary, Hon. H. Henniker- of busiaess traasacted. These table* The chairmaa was Rev. J. W. Hugh- have a test game today. never fun.tioned further, although House of Assembly met, persuaat Heatoa, C.M.G., aaaouaced the do aot show the Iadividual work of [ es, aad the candidates were His * * * many of Dr. Balfour's re .ommend- to adjourameat, at 11.30 a.m., and date to which ParUameat had beea maay of the members, neither do Worship the Mayor W. J. Boyle, That whea they get going they ations have beea adopted by the after the transaction of formal prorogued, aad the ceremony was they iadicate the vocal activity — Mr. R. O. CUfford, Mr. W. S. Coop­ wUl take a lot of stoppiag. Health authorities. busiaess—the readiag of miautes overi er, Mr. Leon Fox, The Hon. S. S. aU cf which would occupy more * * * It is ia chaaael improvemeat aad a Message from the Goveraor Returaiag to the Assembly SpurUag, Col. Tucker, Mr. E. P. T. space thaa is avaUable. That the League of Nations is that the House has shown a for­ statiag that prorogation would be Room, routiae busiaess of a few Tucker and Mr. S. Toddings, Jun. proving that mosquitoes are more This is the secoad ParUameat of ward policy far beyoad that of any at aooa—members awaited the minutes sufficed to close the prc- Each candidate addressed the trouble than boa-constrictors. five years duratioa—hitherto the previous Parliament, and this in summons to meet His ExceUsacy j ceedings there, and the Speaker eleetors for about five minutes, Assembly had beea elected for no small measure is due to the Hon. ia the Couacil Chamber at the left the Chair after wishiag the and the same time was given for * * * sevea years, but duriag the war a S. S. Spurling, who is also Dhair- PubUc BuUdiags, HamUtoa, for the members a pleasaat holiday after the answering of questions. There That the big Powers may Usten chaage was made to briag it iato man of the Board of Public Works fiaal ceremony. their arduous labours. seemed complete uniformity in to reason, but the Uttle ones won't. Uae with the English House of Whi.h has that work in its charge. rhis, as is invariably the case, Some remained to clear their almost evsry respect with the can­ * * * Commons. WhUe the aew Par­ This pohcy began in 1923 whea the was carried out impressively. Ar­ desks of sessional literature, others didates' views on the most absorb­ That aothiag to lose and every­ liamentary Election BiU wa. un-' powers of the Board were extend- riving about 10 miautes to 12, the were more coufideat of the future ing topics that concern the Island. thing to gain is a popular theory der consideration this past session, 3i—it was continued in the past Goveraor was received with a very aad let it remaia. This was particularly true of the With States that grow overnight. the idea was mooted of still fur­ session when the new contract for smart guard of hoaour from the 0 0* transportation question, and the * * * ther reducing the Ufe of the House the steamship service was made, Argyll and Sutherland Highland­ WhUe July 9th was yesterday aa­ solution of this problem appeared That musical events are at a dis­ to 3 years, to which the counter- and there is ao doubt that when ers, with two pipers taking the aouaced as the date for the reas­ to be fouad ia a governmeat coa- count for a short time. threat was put forward of return­ the new House meets __.euibers will place of a military baad. After sembling of Parliament, it need not troUed motor bus service. Coa- * * * ing to the old period of 7 years, be asked to coasider a proposal ia- iaspectiag the guard, His ExceUency be takea ao the actual day on which sideriag the amouat of coatroversy That presently they wiU prove as but with the defeat of the attempt volviag possibly the purchase of proceeded to the CouacU Cham­ the Legislature wUl meet. aroused over the vacciaatoa ques­ attractive as before. to extend the franchise to women 0 0 0 aaother dredger aad at any rate th» ber. He was atteaded by Captaia Today, the proclamation dis­ tioa it was noticeable this aroused notning came of either. The aver­ raising of a loan to meet further Boles, A.D.C., aai Lady Bols was solving ParUament at the close of at commeat from the audieace, That the artistie life is a hard age length of each session remains improvements. present at the prorogation. its five years of existence wiU be though probably the attitude of life. about the same—from October It is safe to say, too, that the published and in all probabiUty the caadidates was already kaowa * * * to June or July—despite attempts Ia the Chamber were gathered House which has just gone out of by Monday writs wiU be issued for oa this questioa. The St. David's That the Election literature is to speed up the work. The sugges­ the Legislative CouacU, with His existence has had a wider grasp of Hoaour the Chief Justice of Ber­ a geaeral electon for representa­ Island Bridge, the deepeaiag aad beiag circulated. tion has several times been put * 0 0 its duties than some of its prede­ tion In the House of Assembly. wideaiag of theChaanels, the RaU­ forward that the House should sit muda (Mr. S. O. Rowan-HamUton), cessors, aad as a casa in point Presideat; later to be joiaed by the A few days grace have to be allow­ way were the other topics touched That most of it is brief. for the last three months of each 0 0 0 one need only meation the esti­ ed for notices to be advertised as to Upoa, aad the meeting closed at year, and then prorogue, but this House of Assembly, whose Speaker, mates of revenue and expenditure. date, place and time of reception a late hour, interest being keen iu That some addresses are political can only be made possible U more Sir B. Gray, K.C, wore his gold In pla:e of a mass of figures which of nominatioas, aad if more thaa the various matters up to the last. essays. standing committees are appoint­ badge of Koighthood, and was at­ conveyed little or no information, the required number of the latter * * * ed to prepare work during the in­ teaded by the Sergeant-at-Arms the estimates are now preseated ia carrying the mace. The summons the date time and place of the elec­ That oae candidate asked a friend terim for the House to deal with 00 aa easily uaderstandable form, and tioas, so that whUe some electioas for adviee. when it convenes. This latter is to the Assembly to attend was de­ with the acceptance of the priaciple may take place aext week the bulk * * * something which wiU no doubt be livered by the Chief o_ Police, act­ that a balance in haad is aot re­ of them wiU be duriag the foUow­ That the reply was terse. considered by the new House, ing as tbe "Black Rod." veaue but should be shown sepa­ ing week. B.W.V.A. * * # especially one to deal with private The Navy were represented by Ad­ rately, whUe Its coatrol aad dis- Bills. miral Sir Walter Cowan, Co.rn- This will uafortuaately clash That he suggested for an ad­ positioa remain with the Assem­ with the Triaity term of the Su­ Headquarters of the Bermuda mander-ia-C bief, America aad War Veterans' Association on Reid dress: "I'm putting up! But The period just ended has beea bly, a source of friction was avert­ West ladies Statioa, attended by preme Court, which begins on the don't let that worry you." marked by eight bye-elections, six ed with the Executive aad the at­ 18th, so that an adjournment of Street are now open from noon to Flag-Lieutenant Kitson, and other midnight, and the fa3iUties offered oo of which were caused by death, mosphere considerably cleared, as naval officers J with tho American that session until the 25th would oae by the elevation of Dr. T. H. WJU as the financial situation be­ seem to be inevitable It is unfor­ _oi' recreation and social events are Coasul, Mr. J. Robertson Hoaey, much appreciated by members. Notable Channel Outerbridge to the Legislative Coun ing made very much simpler. he Bishop of Bermuda, heads of tunate, because the calendar of cU, and one by the House declar­ cases is somewhat heavy and wiU, Mr. G. Hugonet has been appointed Improvements. An event of outstanding import­ Military Departments and the steward, and members and guests ing a seat vacant on aceouat of ance was the visit to the Coloay ia Civil Service also preseat; as well it is estimated, take ten days to the member concerned having ac­ fiaish. wUl find the club extremely com­ A very notable channel improve­ 1926 of a delegatioa fom th8 Em­ p.s a fair muster of the geaeral fortable and useful. cepted office under the Ccown, pire ParUamentary Associatioa, public, amoag whom were several As soon as aU the writs have been meat was carried out ia the past Sir R. Gray, K.C, was unanim­ week, the result of a very exceUeat as a result of which a local branch caadidates for ParUameatary hon­ returned, Legislature wiU be called ously re-elected Speaker by the has beea formed. A meeting of ours. together for a short sessioa. piece of work by the dredgiag de­ House, and when Dr. Outerbridge partment. this branch is to be held shortly, Pembroke Parish. went to the CouncU he was suc­ at which importaat matters wUl The shoal at No. 1 black buoy— ceeded as Deputy Speaker by Mr. be laid before the members, whUe Wor. A. W. Bluck, O.B.E. at the extreme end of the Narrows M. S. Pearman, of Smith's parish. certaia officers have also to be elect­ MEMBERS OF UST PARLIAMENT. Hon. J. P. Hand, C.M.G., M.B.E. Channel, Five Fathom Hole, prac­ It is curious to note that whUe the ed. tically in the open sea—was last Speaker holds office for the life of Mr. J. R. Conyers. When one considers that the Ufe year cut back untU a 32 feet^depth the House, the Deputy Speaker is Mr. R. C Crawford. of the House is 5 years, and in that was given at low water. The Ad­ appoiated by his colleagues each * * * time there have been 81 committees, List of Candidates at General Electioa miralty, however, refused to move sessioa for the sessioa oaly. Mr. J. S. VaUis. the buoy to show the new depth both select and joint, appoiated, Mr. A. S. Cooper. Members who joiaed the great that only a dozen have failed to Below we append a Ust of mem­ Captain E. P. T. Tucker, V.D. untU 35 feet had been obtained, majority were the Hoa. D. C. Mr. H. J. Usher. giving as their reason that ships present reports is not too serious a bers Who formed the House of Mr. Leoa Fox. Trott, Devoashire; Mr. A. Peaistoa, matter. Unfortunately, the sub­ Assembly during the last Parlia­ Mr. S. S. Toddings, Jr. Paget Parish. coming in from sea met with such Smiths; Mr. O. Cooper, Dr. E. H. a see ad as to make this part very jects on which they were appointed, meat, exclusive of course of those Mr. Malcolm HoUis. Harvey, Dr. J. W. Caan, Sandys; to deal are very importaat, and to an who died or were promoted. All Mr. T. G. Robinson. Sir R. Gray, K.C. dangerous for vessels eateriag the and Mr. H. G. HUl, Pembroke. chaaael. extent that several will undoubt­ except Mr. S. S. Toddings, Mr. Mr. W. S. Cooper. Mr. N. W. Hutchings. Sandys parish was again the heaviest edly come into existence again with F. G. GosUng, and Mr. A. B. Mr. J. D. B. Talbot. The cutting capacity of the Co­ sufferer by death, as by coincidence the new House. In the case of the Smith are staadiag again. HamUton Parish. Mr. W. G. Gosling. lony's dredger is 32 feet, but on it was in the previous Parliament. committee on the Vaccination Act, Their names are those shown ia 0 0 0 Tuesday there came one of those With Col. Dili, Mr. H. V. Smith, 1923, this body reported on the BUl the black-faced type, and the Mr. T. H. H. Outerbridge. Capt. A. C. Smith, M.C. rare days for dredging—a flat, oUy Warwick, must share the honours then before the House entitled The names foUowing are new caadi­ Mr. W. B. Smith. Mr. A. T. Gosling. calm in the Narrows, the Uke of in by-elections. On this last oc­ Vaccination Act, 1928, but as the dates so far as are kaown prior to Mr. H. T. North. which has not been experienced casion his seat was ruled vacant report Was ruled out of order it nomi nation.-- Mr. T. H. Davis. Warwick Parish. for three years. Mr. R. S. McCal­ by the House in consequence of cannot be said that the com­ Elections take place in every par­ * 0 0 lan, the englneer-in-charge of his having accepted tbe appoint­ mittee obeyed instructions. An­ dredging, promptly fiUed up every ment of Central District Police Ma­ ish. Mr. Roger Outerbridge. Mr. G. S. Patton. other committee, on the lighting Wor. H. ¥. Smith. avaUable part of the dredger with gistrate, though it was put for­ of pubhc roads, as weU as the one The greatest excitement should extra ballast—water, oU, coal, and ward ia debate that it was merely a prevail in St. George's, where no Smith's Parish. Mr. W. A. Moore. on the Parish Vestries Act, were Mr. A. B. Smith. heavy boulders—uatU he had suak traasfer from the Saadys magis­ really negatived by the Act being fewer than five candidates are offer­ her sufficiently to enable him to tracy which he held. ing themselves, in addition to the 0 0 0 amended by means of a BiU brought Mr. J S Pearman cut to 35 feet, and thea proceeded The speech with which His Ex­ four old members; and In Pembroke Mr B C C. Outerbridge. Mr. F. Gibson Ward. in to carry out what those com­ Mr. Dawson Gibsoa. to No. 1 buoy. By working over­ celleacy the Governor prorogued mittees had to report on. parish, where three newcomers wUl Mr. W. J. H. Trott. time, the extra depth was cut, and ParUament yesterday enumerates contest the four old members. Dr. F. W. E. Peniston. Of debateable subjects, the RaU­ Southampton Parish. the Admiralty have ao reasoa aow the priacipal activities of the House Mr. A. B. Smith is reported aot * • * for not moving the buoy to show in legislation, and it has also to be way Act of 1924 was the creator per­ to be staadiag for Warwick, so that Mr. W. R. Lightbourn. Mr. O. R. Loblein. haps of a great deal of debate, and Mr. W. S. Perinchief. that this part of the chaaael is noted that since the last compUa- the election there resolves itself Mr. M. R. Smith. safe. the successive Acts which were ia­ Mr. J. N. Lambe. cion of the laws was in 1923 a new into a fight between the two caa­ Mr. MaUory DarreU. After this the dredger shifted to> one would appear advisable in the troduced in this connection. It didates. Ia Southampton there is Mr. J. H. Watson. formed, too, but one part of the Mr. GranviUe DarreU. 0 0* No. 5 checker buoy, where it has near future in view of the fact that also to be a keen struggle. to tackle a shoal as big aad as hard Col. Dill initiated ia tha House a transportation questioa, and this, This is the list:— Devonshire Parish. Mr. H. J. Cooper. despite all that has been said a ad Mr. Dunbar BeU. as White's Islaad. number of ameadiag aad coa- Work at Flatts inlet has been soUdatiag measures. done, stiU remains ia status quo! St. George's Parish. Mr. G. A. WiUiams. To refer io detaU to the work of Hon. H W, Watlington, O B.E. Mr. G. Kempe. completed. Here 800 feet were Amoag the more importaat of Lieut.-Col. the Han. T. M. Dill, dredged and a depth of 5 feet mean aiembers is not the intention of this these to which ao refereace was article, and the name of Mr. Spurl­ Hon. S. S. Spurling, C.M.G., O.B.E. Sandys Parish. low water obtained. made in the speech are the ParUa­ O.B.K. Mr. E. F. Zuill. oo ing has been mentioned because it mentary Election Act, 1928, the is recognised that he is an oat- Mr. R. O. CUfford. Mr. J. H. B. Dunkley. Mr. J. H. P. Patterson. EMANUEL DEFEATS MCTIGUE. PUot Act, 1928, the Gaols Act, 1927, W«t. i. W. Boyle- * * * standing example, but the burden Mr. F. c. Misiek. the Midwives Act, 1926, and of of the initiation of work has as Mr. S. s. Toddings. Mr. J. F. Eve. Mr. R. A. Roberts. New York, June 7.—Armand course those measures which have usual been carried by a few, who 0 0 0 Mr. F. J. G. Foote. Mr. C. G. Gilbert. Emanuel, heavyweight aspirant, re­ had to do with improvements of have, after very exhaustive debates Lieut.-Col. R. J. Tucker, O.B.E., Mr. J. J. BusheU, M.B.E. * * * ceived the decision o.er McTigue the channels and the subsidising V.D. Mr. H (,?. Ming. of Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd., to Mr. T. FaU." in a ten round bout here tonight. Coatiaued ou page 8.

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The Royal Gazette ready, and " and Colonist Daily' But the meeting broke up there and then! TONIGHT * * * What's On, When & Where Published Daily Yes! Rotary Day was a great By The Bermuda Press, Ltd. event, albeit my dear wife would Funnier Than Ever! nave it that it was small wonder the world was going wrong when fifty alleged sane men could journey BEBE DANIELS GLENN THE DIARY twenty miles to roU a baU into a cup. oo Feel My Pulse" is OF a story about a THY! Pembroke Arbor Society. wealthy American <^> Samuel Pepys Teucer girl who has been __i WU 17th ANNUAL GENERAL brought up under *» Patsy Ruth Miller MEETING. the impression that June 8. x^jIUi her health is deli­ HOT To the Rotary Club pienie yes­ On Tuesday, the 29th May, was cate and that the HEELS: terday and a fine time spent,al­ held at the Chamber of Commerce, WITH sUghtest exposure UNIVERSAL PICTURE the seventeenth annual general beit I was sadly disappointed that is apt to be fatal. ALL HERE! ALL HOT!! ALL FUNNY!!! my share of the prizes was so Ut­ meeting of the Pembroke Arbor RICHARD She goes to a sani­ tle. Society. The President, Miss H. tarium, left her It's a scream-—It's a riot—It's jammed up tight There is in my beloved island a M. Rees, in her opening speech through the pro- curious but true sayiag "Some welcomed those present and gave ARLEN v Is ions of her with thrilling situations and tense moments and days you can't lay up for a cent." a short sketch of the work being uncle's wiU and the laughs come so fast they can't be clocked! done, the numbers of trees plant­ IN finds it in the pos­ I know not how his aphorism came It*s better than "Painting the Town" and "A Hero for a Night"! ed and cared for in the beautifying »i session of rum­ into vogue, but, an it is meant by so it must be good. it _i at 'ehere are occasions when of tha towa and parish. She made runners aud boot­ FEEL leggers. tbe fates are adverse and caprici­ a plea for the old trees to be saved DON'T MISS IT! when possible, or to be r3placed; ous, it is verily true. From the story by HARRY O. HOYT. I . ad chosen for my prize a pack­ and also for the old stone waUs, "Feel My Pulse" MY is somewhat dif­ age that looked more valuable than once a prominent and picturesque ferent from the Also Episode 4 of "THE SCARLET ARROW" tte others. It had the appearance characteristic of the island, but type of picture of 1 e.ving been deUvered from Tif­ now fast disappearing. PULSE" usually identified Newsreel and Comedy fany, and I surmised it was a dia­ Besides the members, there were BEBE DANIELS IN THE with Miss Daniels mond tiara or a gold watch. several others good enough to show their interest by b iing present. Spe­ Story. by„ PARAMOUNT PICTURE but it Is even fun­ AT By cunning devices, I manipu­ Emmett Rogers -J^-EEL MY PULSE" nier and faster lated the draw so that this should ciaUy gratUying was it to see His THE VICTORY THEATRE $_§_ moving than those she has doneinthepast and thlsissaying a great faU to my snare. It did! But the Worship the Mayor, Mr. J. J. Ar­ Doors open 7.00 Show 7.38 deal. tiara turned out to be a two cent nold, and Mr. CarUsle DarreU, all ADMISSION—2/- and 1/6 cuckoo-bird, useful neither for my­ of whom found time to attead and Also Pathe Serial "Hawk of the Hills'» Episode 8 to speak; giving from their varied self, my dear wife or young son. PATHE BEVIEW And PATHE NEWS * 0 0 experiences suggestions on many BERMUDA MOVING PICTURE CO. Yet I would not complain! The subjects, and promising thelr Doors open 7.30 ADMISSION—2/- and 1/6 Show 8.0o 3756f fs. prize was far in value to the quality support and assistance. J of my golf. I only hit one decent Also among the speakers was MECHANICS HALL, TO-NIGHT QDC Onno pr-wci « IOC -Bctntb BC-MS Mrs. Bettihgton, who is good drive aU day, and cf course for that vrteuMc •con pt tbe txwin or Sc. jeM «t 3«ruiM*. hit I was foolish enough to choose enough to identify herseU with THE HUMANOPHONE CO. the work of the Society by becom­

siace my Ordiaatioa eighteea years | Church Notes. ago, I have never felt so little of a ACCOMMODATION Rector aad so much of a figure­ After tea years* sojourn ia the head,—a positioa which, I assure vaults of the Baak of Moatreal, you, I am siagularly unfitted to JUST RECEIVED! the Pastoral Staff preseated by the fill." THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL womea of Newfouadlaad to Bishop 0 0* A NEW SUPPLY OF Llewellyn Joaes and bequeathed Tha Rector of St. George's sup­ ST. GEORGE'S, BERMUDA. by him to the Bishop of Bermuda plies interesting historical items:— has safely reached its destination. "At a Meeting of the Parishion­ A place of honour has been found Direction of J. A. SHERRARD, General Manager. ers of the Town and Parish of St. for it, close to the Bishop's chair George at their Parish Church this McCALLUM'S in ths sauctuary of the Cathedral. 30th day of May 1795. Modern In Equipment and operation with ouisine and service It is a beautiful link with the be­ "Ordered that the best Bell now of excellence. loved Bishop who used it at the laying vacant in the Church be PERFECTION SCOTS WHISKY Consecration of the Church, May with all convenient speed fixed at Every facility is afforded for outdoor and Iadoor recreation. llth, MU. the Watoh House under the direc­ Concerts are given daily by the Hotel Orchestra, which also furnishes Mr. Tarbolton has designed a tion of Mr. Robert Richardson. J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. music for dancing in the ball-room or the outdoor dancing pavilion. sounding-board for the pulpit of "Resolved that as the Parish the Cathedral, ia Eaglish oak, to Church and church-yard, walks FRONT AND REID STREETS Aquatic sports are featured in the magnificent indoor swim­ correspond with the other furni­ and gates etc. has beea repaired Hamilton. ture of the Choir. It has been de­ ming pool. There is a nine hole golf course adjoining the at a very great expense, that it be g6ffs.eltp. hotel property, and the courts of the St. George's Teanis Olub cided to make this a memorial to recommended to the Miaister to Bishop Llewellyn Jones, who the exclude all business beiag doae in are available to guests upon paymeat of a nominal charge. Cathedral Chapter Fund will be the Church except that relates im­ 234Ots.el.0.28.2._8 responsible for the cost (£239) and mediately to the Parish. In the Summer the house-wife's fancy turns to Inasmuch as the Parish Church "Resolved that the Church War­ is collectiag money for a window dens be authorised to remove and iu memory of the Bishop, no gen­ take away all parts of old tombs REFRIGERATORS ELBOW BEACH HOTEL eral appeal for subscriptions will and other nuisances out of the be seat forth. Six of the Bishop's churchyard. The Preservation of Food is an ess« The only Hotel overlooking its own Bathing personal friends, however, have "Resolved that no person be per­ offered £5 each toward this object, mitted to erect solid t.mbs in the ential Health Precaution and a com­ .Beach. and there may be others who would church-yard ualess they do pay mon-sense economy. desire to make a contribution. tea pouads currency for the use Dancing every Monday and Friday Evenings 0 0 0 of the Parish." in the Open Air, Grill Service on our Terraces. Drawing attention to the forth­ 00 WE CARRY ALL SIZES, AT coming harvest festival at St. PICNIC AND SERMON. Free Bus Service for guests John's, Pembroke, the Rector of From £4. 5. 0. up. that parish writes:— The Rev. A. Manby Lloyd, rector Leaving Hotel 9.30 a.m, Hamilton 12 noon "The agricultural section of our of Callow-with-Dewsall, near Here­ daily 2.30 pan. community have had good crops ford, referred to his advertisement R I T H " 5 pjn. this year but have not met with appealing to motorists to attead Leaving Hotel the best of marketing coaditioas. Sunday evening services at Cal­ FHARDWAR E STOR•RE ^J Tuesday, Thursday Perhaps it Is in some ways our own low. 3714f ftu. and Saturday nights fault. We have pinned our faith • For their coaveaience evening 8^p.m. Hamilton 10.30 p.m. too securely to one market. Gra­ service is now to be held there dually the provinces of the south every Sunday, instead of altern­ 103 T Ttu.30.9.87. are supplying what we used to sup­ ately there aad at Dewsall, which EMPTY BOTTLES WANTED ply. Only ia this month's Geo­ is farther from the main road. graphical Magazine are pictures Mr. Lloyd said: WE WILL PAY NEW WINDSOR HOTEL of the country that grows "Ber­ I do not blame people for spead­ EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PIAN muda" onions for the New York ing their Sundays out of doors. 1/ - per dozen market. And they are not scenes They may be working in shops or PALM GARDENS in Bermuda. offices all the week, and want all for Champagne Pint Bottles. the fresh air they can get on a "There is a tremendous local Sunday, but their duty is to go to Delivered at our Hamilton Store. DANCING market almost shunned by our church at the place where they IN A FAIRY GARDEN growers. It has yet to be organis­ are spendiag the day. ed. You can't expect very much GOSLING BROTHERS. Under Sheltering Palms and Tropical Blossoms. Motorists caa have their pleasaat response if you only try to sell to Suaday, aad picnic on the roadside. 3730 Iff .eitp. this market whan all else fails. BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON - DINNER. There is plenty of room for parking The local market doesn't want their cars, and there will be no TABLE D'HOTE - SERVICE A LA CARTE. potatoes all the time. It doesn'J need for police regulations. In want celery all the time. What the eveniag they caa spend an LOCAL SPECIALTIES: we want In Bermuda is not farm­ hour at Callow Church. Every day ers but market gardeners. Gar­ People are not necessarily going Lobsters - Green Turtle - Steaks deners who s;udy the needs of lo­ is Someone's anniversary. Squabs - Scollops. to the devil because they do aot cal conditions and are williag to go to church, aad it does aot mean orgaaise to supply the aeeds. If that they do aot believe ia God. UNEXCELLED CUISINE - - • FINEST VINTAGES. the farmers ead caa be organised It simply meaas they have aot WE Send Flowers. 1682ts.el. to 31-7-28. there will be little difficulty in com­ had the invitation. lXE_E61UF-f ixtwats pelling all persons in Bermuda to No clergyman can preach to eat Bermuda foodstuffs. This lo­ empty pews aay more thaa an THE E. WORRALL OUTERBRIDGE COMPANY ANNOUNCEMEJfT. cal market should be our first con­ actor can give of his best before HamiitoQ "Always Dependable' Phone 643. cern, and what is over might be empty seats. 2909 HUm.eitp exported with profit. It is bad bu­ THE SHORE HILLS HOTEL siaess to tie up oae's whole iater­ ests with oae foreiga market. Cha­ is closed temporarily for cleaning rity begius at home is a maxim and renovation till further notice. which is used amongst, aatioas l as well as amongst iadividuals. Every year toas of vegetables aad B Fifteen years of development^ poultry products are brought to THE SHORE-HILLS GOLF Bermuda ia boxes aad tias. Coa­ sequeatly moaey which ought to -but an overnight popularity] AND COUNTRY CLUB go to the local farmer goes to mer- chants ani others abroad." is open to visitors as usual. 0 0 0 Eev. B. A. Bowman, of Devon­ Refreshments obtainable at grill downstairs. shire, says:—"When there is a fifth Sunday in the month we have an afternoon service in the Old Par­ Greens Fee. $1.50 per day. $8.00 per week. ish Church on which occasion what 1892fs.ei to 10-2-29. is generally termed a "strange" preacher is invited to be present. At the end of April owing to vari­ ous causes I was forced to nomin­ ate myself as the "strange" preach­ er and the resulting congregation FLOR de DINDIGUL consisted of exactly three persons. I flatter myself that the heavy rain of that Sunday had something to do with the rather slim attend­ ance." Boxes 50 10A * * * With holidays as his subject, the Rector of Hamilton and Smith's point of view is:—"Incidentally, our 25 5/6. young people ia Bermuda are un- _? fortuaate ia living coastaatly ia an atmosphere of holiday-making. Our young men and women need Special Prices to the Trade. a strong s-t.se of proportion to re- cogaise that they caaaot keep pace with the successive relays of tour­ The best Cigar Value. — A trial will convince. ists who visit our laad. To the GENERAL ©ELECTRIC tourist Bermuda is a holiday re­ sort; to the young Bermudiaa it is the work-a-day world. No boy Refrigerator or girl can work all day and play all night. As a lover of young peo­ Wherever you go you hear with which k operates. ^Thete GOSLING BROTHERS. ple I earnestly plead for a sease of proportioa that gives every factor people praising the General is much enthusiasm for the*e__- 3589 Iff. eitp." its full coasideratioa." * Electric Refrigerator. Almost treme roominess and the splen­ * * 0 overnight it has taken a promi­ did strength of its gleaming, Warwick's new Rector, ia desir­ ing to get "face to face" with his nent place in the thoughts of up-on-legs cabinet. people, writes:—"Whilst I do not homemakers. PITSNO SALT > •m desire to comment upon any of Overnight, it seems ^•^_-J-t_t ^ An Aperient Salt without Sugar, your local customs or regulations, One hears of its remarkable for more than fifteen years the, especially in a magazine which is simplicity. That it hasn't a vast laboratories of General. A Natural, Safe and Powerful Stimulant not merely a parochial affair, I do angle belt, fan or drain-pipe. Electric have been busy with for the feel that the preseat circumstaaces of Warwick are so unusual that the That it hasn't a bit of machinery the development of this truly Liver and Kidneys ordiaary chaaaels of iaformatioa aad admiaistratioa, as I see them under the cabinet—or in the revolutionary refrigerator. Will^ [and a wonderful regulator for the Stomach. loeally,—do aot possess the repre- basement. That it never needs you not come inland seejtji seatative character or the elasticity oiling. There are many, many various models? Distributors for Bermuda which th9 circumstaaces demaad. ™*^ii_l_._-i "Oaly by these meaas, I thiak, comments on the quietness THE PHOENIX caa I get rid, oaee aad for all, of that feeliag of beiag rather aa "out­ ROBERT D. AITKEN The Rexall Drug Store. sider," possessed of iadeed a fair name, but with ao real power, Everything Electrical for the Home Phone nj*m Serviee Hamilton. which has persistently dogged me for the last six moaths. Candidly, QUEEN ST,, HAMILTON. throughout my life, aad certaialy

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in connection with such essential Bermuda Chamber businesses as may be granted a Licence by the Governor-in-Coun- -. __. I 1 cil. THE SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY ROADSIDE PLANTING. As the REPORT FOR TEAR ENDING outcome of a meeting held under APRIL 30th, 1928. the auspices of this Chamber the Gardea Clubs of Bermuda most OF CANADA B-low may be found tbe Report commendably have undertaken to of the Oouneil of tbe Bermuda arrange for a campaiga for the im­ Chamber of Commerce for tbe year provement of the roadside scenery Offers the most attractive LIFE INSURANCE ended AprU 30th 1928. This re­ throughout Bermuda. Large num­ port was adopted at tbe recent An­ protection for the following reasons:— fi bers of coconut and other palms nual General Meeting of the Cham­ and plants have been imported and, ber, but is now published for gen­ within a very few years, the result i. Its Annual Cash Dividends eral information. of this work should be adding to the attractiveness of the islands. i Don't let it go until it REPORT. (A new feature) ! develops into something AVIATION. Colonel Goebel, U. much more serious. S.A., winner of the Aerial Derby To the Members of The Bermuda from San Francisco to Honolulu, 2. Its Incomparable Conditions There is no better Chamber of Commerce: remedy for the relief of 1927, was a visitor to Bermuda in Your Council beg to submit the December when he was the guest Coughs, Colds and all Twenty-first Annual Report. 3- Its Privileges Bronchial Afflictions of honour at a meeting of the Cham During tbe year which ended on ber and spoke on the subject of than Eoberfs Syrup. It 30th April 1928 tbere have been 4. Its Worldwide Reputation breaks up the cold, Aviation and the possible develop­ the following chaages in tbe Roll ment of Bermuda as a port of soothes the throat and of Membership:— quickly restores normal call on trans-oceanic voyages. 5- Its Stability With profound sorrow Your HARBOUR NOISES. The ex­ conditions. Most pleas­ Council record the deaths of three ant to take. cessively noisy exhaust from a new members of the Chamber, Hon. type of speed motorboat causing 6. Its Carefully Selected and Manufactured by Charles V. Ingham, H. G. Sill, much inconvenience to the busi­ -fOBTHROP & LY MAN CO., M.C.P., J. M. Mackey. Profitable Investments t__HT__> ness commuaity and great annoy­ It was with sincere regret that ance to visitors in waterside ho­ tbe resignations of tbe Hon. O. tels and homes, representations 7. No Restrictions as to Resi­ T. Middleton, Hon. Ambrose Gos­ were made to Government on the dence and Occupation ling, Edmund Gosling and H. C. | subject, and subsequently tbe noise Masters were accepted because of was eliminated. their ill-health. DELAYED MAILS AT NEW YORK. 8. Its Savings Department Giving There were five other resigna­ A prolonged correspondence with its Policy Holders a Substan­ tions from membership during the the Acting Colonial Postmaster tial Interest Rate, present M m year and Your Council bad to re­ and with Mr. Boswell Tucker, O. move thirteen names from the B.E., London, England, took place rate being 5i per cent. RoU because of non-payment of during the past winter relative to ; COD UVE-? AND TAP | membership fees as required by __£_ delay of mails from Bermuda to the Bye Laws. England routed via New York and No new members were elected, not transmitted thence by fast and the membership RoU now steamers. This important matter, The shows a total of 114. affecting all Bermuda, was brought Let us help you with your Life Insurance problem. 7 meetings of the Chamber and to the attention of the Chamber Best liked tea 18 meetings of the CouncU were by Mr. Tucker, to whom hearty We can give you a Policy to suit your requirements. held during the period under re­ thanks are tendered. Finally the Throughout the world. view, aod there were meetings of entire correspondence was submitt­ various Committees. The princi­ ed for tbe information of His Ex­ pal business transacted was as fol­ cellency the Governor, and prompt lows :•— despatch has been promised by NEW PREMISES. The kind co­ the United States' Postal Depart­ operation of Mr. A. S. Cooper and ment. HAND, ARNOUMJMITED, Agents. bis interest in the work of this or­ SALT KETTLE FERRY. The ir­ ganization provided the Chamber regularities in connection with of Commerce with offices in his this service last year were causes building on Rjid Street, Hamil­ of complaint by visiters and resid­ ton, at a time of emergent need ents alike, aud the urgent need some few years ago, and his self- for improvement was a subject of sacrificing consideration was con­ representations from the Cham­ tinued until last October. It then ber to the operators and to Gov­ was found necessary to secure the ernment. use of premises in which the or­ Other matters of minor import­ ganization might reasonably hope ance, each one bearing on the wel­ to have a permanent home, and fare of tbe business community, The Bermuda Chamber of Com­ also received attention during the merce is deeply indebted to His period covered by this Report. Worship the Mayor of Hamilton So far as the operation of the (Wor. A. W. Bluck, O.B.E., M.C.P.) Chamber is concerned, an import­ the Corporation of Hamilton, and ant and essential change in the The Bermuda Transportation Com­ Bye Laws came into effect last year pany Limited, for the whole-heart­ under which the Annual Member­ ed support and co-operation which ship Subscription was increased has provided the Chamber with from One Guinea to Two pounds. the use of the present commodi­ Your Council take this opportunity ous building, formerly the Trans­ to remind members that subscrip­ portation Terminal, of which the tions are payable each January in upper floor is used for meetings advance for the ensuing calendar and the ground floor accommo­ Protect Innocent Uves! year, and to have to follow-up bills dates the Visitors' Service Bureau. rendered with .repeated calls at VISITORS' SERVICE BUREAU. LIES sow the seeds of disease, and Death gathers the appalling offices for payment imposes a very The operation of this department harvest. From the squalid refuse heaps and cesspools of heavy burden, which should be F of the Chamber's activities has unnecessary, on the Treasurer (an every community, the disease-laden fly tracks into your home been, greatly facUitated by the fact honorary office) of the institution. the germs of infantile paralysis, typhoid, and countless other that it now occupies a central and The rental fee for use of the As­ conspicuous position. Under die horrible maladies. Stop this menace to your health and happi­ sembly Room by approved public efficient management of Mi*. F. ness. Protect yourself and your children. Spray Flit! bodies has been changed to 10/- C. Misiek, M.C.P., and his assist­ for daytime meetings, 20/- for even­ ant, Miss Jane Tucker, tbe Bureau Flit spray clears the house in a few vae, which eat holes. It will save your ing meetings. has rendered valuable service to minutes of disease-bearing flies, clothing. Easy to use. Will not stain. many visitors and, through them, On the occasioa of the forma­ mosquitoes, bed bugs, roaches, ants, World-famous chemists perfected to the colony in general. The Bu­ tion of The St. George Chamber and fleas. It searches out the cracks Flit. Fatal to insects, but harmless reau is under the direction of a of Commerce last year Your Se­ where insects hide and breed, de­ to mankind. Recommended by In Bermuda tbe Dr Obase Medi­ Joint Committee consisting of two cretary was present and, on behalf stroying their eggs. Health Officials. For sale in better ciae Company Is represented by representatives of The Bermuda of the Bermuda Chamber cf Com­ Hit spray kills moths and their lar­ stores everywhere. J. S. Vallis. Hamilton who cariies Chamber of Commerce, two from merce extended congratulations a large stock and will supply the the Hotel Men's Association, and and best wishes for the success of Distributed by : West India Oil Company trade promptly. one fro.oi the Trade Development the new organization.. Subsequ­ Board. Through this Committee ently in a spirit of co-operation commercial and hotel interests aad goodwill Your Council iavited 2ontributing to the Pool, from the St. George C'as mber to appoiat 1 which Fund the Bureau is main­ a represeutative to be preseat at Cured Painful Irregularities tained, coi vrol the adrniaistrcs- Council meetings. though with­ tion of its affairs and Goverameat Strong Testimony From a Lady out power to voto, -^nd this cour­ Resident of Clarksburg, Proving also is represented. tesy was duly reciprocated. Hon. that Ferrozone Surpasses all S. S. Spurling, CJJ.G., O.B.E., M. Other Remedies. THE POOL. This important and voluntarily contributed fund came CP_, was appointed to represent the St. George Chamber »*»I Com­ TRADE HARK REOISTERCO The health of many women is con­ under the auspices of the Bermuda stantly imperilled through failure of cer­ Chamber of Commerce this sea­ merce and Your President v"*as ap­ DESTROYS tain organs to work according to son, and the response to the appeal pointed to represeat the Ber muda PLIES MOSQUITOES ANTS BED BUGS '"The Yellow Caru nature's requirements. Chamber of Commerce. > ROACHES MOTHS FLEAS 'vilb tit Black Band Where this condition occurs there is for money was prompt and gen­ no safer remedy to employ than Ferro­ erous. The admiristration of the la November last, to the re* V*9t w<3 zone, which has a specific action in fe­ Pool is entirely in the hands of the of Your Couacil, Mr. S. S. Ho male troubles. same Joint Committee which is asked leave to resign from Yoi if Not only does it a directly on the CouncU because he could not at- " taxatioa of the City of Hamiltoa organs, ensuring regularity and freedom mentioned in the preceding para­ Lockward & Co. whieh was attend­ from pain, but by forming; rich red blood graph, and Your Council are con­ tend meetiags regularly. Actiag ed by Sir Thomas J. Wadsoa, Hon. from that of the Parish of Pem­ Why Not _a.e The Best ? fortifies the system against weakening fident that the fund is being used uader the Bye Laws Mr. W. J. Ho­ , Ambrose Go-liag, Hon. Charles V. broke, aad (2) The Oaioa Seed Act. drains. judiciously along lines most likely ward Trott was appoiated to fill Iagham, Hoa. J. H. Trimiagham, Forms of appUcatioa aad other s errozone possesse to echance the pleasure of visitors the vacaacy for the balaace of the Hon. Heary Lockward, Wor. W. T. matters pertaining to the electioa Ferrozone |a volume of merit to these islaads and to promote i year. j rames, aad Mr. Haad. Of these of aew members now being in rea­ BDTTERGRUST BREAD totally absent in the the development of the Tourist IN CONCLUSION Your Couacil diness, a meeting of the Council Makes n \en oaly Mr. Gosliag aad Mr. ordinary medicine, trade. desire to call atteatioa to the fact JJ. \nd survive. was held on 26th February 1907 at Is the brst obtainable is proclaimed by that this is the 21st Aaaual Gea­ which the FIRST NEW MEMBERS Strong Women SUNDAY TRADING. The in­ r± ?he flrst formal meetiag was eral Meeting of the Chamber, and otl 31st atiuar 19 (thousands of women creasing volume of non-essential heU * J y 07 when were elected, Hon. H. J. Cox, Hon. Try it, ii costs no more, In they submit that, on this attain­ H. D. Butterfield, Messrs. J. D. C. it has restored to vigorous health. From tradiag on Suaday, principally by Bye Laws were adopted. At this special Wax Paper Wrapper ment of its majority, the Bermuda ia t le Mrs. F. G. Caldwell comes the following perio ** ' -foruiatioa of the Darrell, O. R. Loblein, A. B. Smith, endorsement, written from her home in persons of alien origin, was givan Chamber of Commerce can look Cham ker **ie f°U°wing merchants J. E. Lightbourn, John J. Bushell, for 63 per loaf. For sale by Clarksburg:" I went thr-Ugh a most try­ special consideration by tbe Cham­ with satisfaction over a period ing experience with what is commonly becam e members of the first Coun­ and the late Hilton A. Pitt and O. all Grocers ber, especially in view of the fact throughout wbich the orgaaiza­ known as Female Trouble." It isn't that it tended to cause other mem­ cil by invitatioa of the original A. V. Frith. At subsequent meet­ necessary to state my symptoms, but I tioa has performed faithfully the s: bers of tbe ousiness community membei ' Messrs. E. C. Pearmaa, ings further members were elected suffered a great deal. My health was service which was the underlying uc £ aQ aad the Chamber steadily became well nigh ruined, and I got into such a to meet this competition by keep­ A W B l J > d the late E. J. idea in the mind of its originator, n of more importaace in the islands, condition that I couldn't even sleep. I ing their premises open on that our honoured and esteemed fellow- Thompso ' Musson Waiawright Bermuda Bakery Ltd was dreadfully nervous, weak and pale. day—which they did not desire aad J. I. Smith. Further meet­ especially as a medium through Different prescriRtions were recom­ member, Hon. John P. Hand, C. which the business community Tel. 241 mended and 1 tried them. Bat Ferro­ to do because Sunday trading vio­ M.G., M.B.E., M.C.P., aamely: "To ings for t '"urposes of orgaaization -ttu.eitp.' zone waa the first to help. I unproved lated the custom of Bermuda's were held » '*n llt!l atld 21st Febru­ could express an opiaioa oa sub­ protect aad build up the trade ia­ ne jects affecting their interests. steadUy under Eerrozone, and normal mercantile community which has terests of the coloay," with which ary 1907, t Hon. (subsequently conditions wer« finally established I prevailed throughout the past cen­ Sir) Thomas J- Wadsoa, Presideat; Looldng towards the future Your every member at all meetings of gained weight, my colour and spirits im­ is liaked the prosperity of every ci- Council are firmly of opinion that proved, and my former health was re­ turies. Direct representations made tizea. Hon. Heary Lockward, Viee Pre­ the Chamber together with an ac­ stored. Ferrozone cured me, and witb a to the persons concerned having sident; Mr. Hand, Secretary; Mr. the Bermuda Chamber of Com­ tive participation ia all business full heart I recommend this good medi­ It was in the early months of merce will continue to function 1 no effect, the subject was laid be­ Pearmaa, Tn usurer, the meeting under consideration. cine to all other women.' 1905 that Mr. Hand interviewed flate as aa orgaaization of importance Beware of imitation*—don't allow a fore tbe Government of the Colony, on the latter * taking up the —-oo-— with the result that an Act has several prominent mercr/ants and first formal i business transacted because of its iafiueuce in the com­ Prince Edward Island is the most druggist to palm off anything else for muaity, and to ensure this Your beea on 2nd March ia that yeaf a meet­ by the Chamb* •». namely, coasid­ Ferrozone, which costs SOc. per box or » Passed under which Sunday fully cultivated province or state ing was hold at the offices of Messrs- eratioa of (1) th '• separation of the Couacil appeal for the presence of gi_ boxes for $2.50 at. all lealers, trading will cease to exist except In all America, THE ROYAL GAZITTI AND COLONIST DAILY, SATURDAY, JUKE 9 1928 Page 5

CAPTAINS OF BUSINESS ARE HOPEFUL OF FUTURE.

Current reviews and letters of The Bermuda Amateur Cricket American and Canadian banks take Association, organized in 1927 will a most hopeful view of present and openits second season on the 28th, inst. when the Middle - Town ELECTRICITY future conditions. They dwell at some length on the over-expanded Amateurs will meet the Carib­ state of speculation as an adverse beans, holders of the trophy last Pressure of feature, and one that sooner or season. IN YOUR HOME later will demand correction. Other­ There are, at present, four recogn­ wise they are agreed that nothing ised Clubs in the League, viz the has yet appeared to interfere with Caribbean C.C, the Devonshire LIGHT when wanted Marylebone C.C, the Middle- continued prosperity in 1928. Some No bother with lamps, wicks, or candles. of the banks extend their obser­ Town Amateur CO., and the Bri­ 20.000 lbs tish West Iadian C.C. The As­ vations to include Europe and other (W HEAT when wanted portions of the globe, with the sociatioa offers two cups for com­ conclusion that the world at large petition, the Championship Trophy For cooking, ironlag, toasting, washing, etc. I compresses has no reason to despair of the fu­ finally won after being held three No bother with oil, coal, or ashes. ture. Thus the Boyal Bank of Ca­ consecutive times on merit, and nada, the largest financial institu­ a Bunners-up Cup not finally wo a. C^ POWER when wanted this pile tion in the Dominion, speaks most A third cup has beea volunteered To pump water, drive sewing machines, hopefully of the outlook for world by the head of a promiaeat firm trade. So far as Europe is con­ ia the city of Hamilton to be held operate vibrator, etc. into this cerned the retura to the gold stan­ aaaually by the Champion Club No trouble, no effort, no fatigue. dard is an importaat elemeat. of the League. This trophy, with Amoag other factors it meatioas the others, will be on exhibition ICE when wanted towards the close of the season. can are those which are a familiar story Constant dry cold air in your refrigerator. in the United States, namely, con­ Up to the time of fixture the solidations, improvement in pro­ Devonshire M.C.C. has not signified FRESH AIR when wanted cesses, and the installation of its intentioa to compete this sea­ more modern machinery, all of son—hence the omission in the Electric fans will supply it. of which have served to secure effi­ fixtures which follow: — ciency aad cut dowa costs. The The turn of a Switch outstanding factor tending to­ The Bermuda Amateur Cricket do the Work. B.E.L.P.&T.Co. ward a return to prosperity is the League. achievement of financial equili­ brium and a resultant stability Fixtures for season of 1928. of price levels. But it is not in Europe aloae, a First Series. cording to the Royal Baak, that YAL one finds conditions favourable for Middle-Town A.C.C versus Carib­ au approaching economic reuais- bean C.C. June 28. sance. "Improved commuoica- B.W.I.CC. versus Middle-Town JNRIEli.D) tion, resulting in increased contact A.C.C. July 5. between different parts of eoun- Carribbean C.C versus B.W.I. O not be confused by the size of tiresand with the outside world, is C.C. July 12. D the Quaker Oats tin! The volume rapidly creating aew waats in Asia of product is there. The Quaker tin con-' aad Africa." This factor has al­ Return Series. COMFORT ready been alluded to ia the tains more than larger, loosely packed, Journal. Even the most isolated Caribbean C.C. versus Middle- containers. parts of these deasely populated, Town A.C.C. Aug. 9. but economically backward, con- Middle-Town A.C.C. versus B.W. Being practically air-tight this pack­ tiaents are rapidly recovering from I.C.C., Aug. 16. PLEASURE ing also protects Quaker Oats against an age-old lethargy. B.WI.O.C. versus Caribbean CC. Aug. 23. contamination and deterioration. It in­ "One of the most important mi­ grations in history is taking place * * * sures Quaker Oats reaching you fresh in Asia,where it is authoritatively N.B.—All matches, expect ia case and pure with all the original goodness estimated that the movement in­ of a Semi-fiaal or Fiaal, shall EASY-RIDING to Manchuria from the south begiu at 1 p.m. with peaalty to the retained. It is your assurance of the has reached the figure of two mil­ defaulter accordiag to rules goVer- finest oats grown in its most delicious lion per annum during the past iag the games—bad weather beiag form. two years. In this temperate excepted. zone these new settlers are devot­ The last named Club, in each "GUARANTEED FOR ALL TIME." The special metal binder top insures ing their eaergies to agriculture, case, shall p.ovide the grounds unless otherwise ordered by the THE BERMUDIANA CYCLES. ease in opening and leaves you a con­ aloag lines somewhat similar to 3438 Ifls. those ia Caaada. The per capita committee for cause. venient tin for future use. purchasing power of this popula­ tion should undoubtedly exceed 00 Serve Quaker Oats daily to all the that which they possessed in their PAINTS! PAINTS!! 'family. Look for the familiar Quaker old environment. Notwithstand­ Bermuda Tide Table. figure and the special ring-binder top ing continued political difficulties there seems little doubt that China GO TO identifying the genuine. will provide a steadily increasing For June, 1928. market for foreign commerce. The High Water Sun­ Sun­ C. W. HINSON & CO. unsound financial situatioa in Date A.M. P.M. rise. set. Estab. 1893. Japan which came to a head in the banking crisis of last year, has now 9 12.16 4.52 7.06 For the Best PAINTS, .VARNISHES, etc 0.44 1.14 4.52 7.06 beea largely corrected aad this 10 Wholesale and Retail. uaker aggressive nation may be expected 11 1.45 2.15 4.52 7.07 to continue the progress of the 12 2.46 3.17 4.52 7.07 Also a lot of PAINT BRUSHES and WHITE last two generations. 13 3.46 4.26 4.52 7.08 "Turning to South America, 14 4.46 5.14 4.52 7.08 WASH BRUSHES, Just Arrived. prospects are particularly alluring; 15 5.41 6.08 4.52 7.08 the financial situation is generally 16 6.33 6.58 4.52 7.09 PARLIAMENT STREET, sound aad curreacies stable. Great 17 7.23 7.48 4.52 7.09 Opposite Post Office. projects are uader way for the de- \ 18 8.14 8.41 4.52 7.09 Phone 580. velopmeat of natural resources and j 19 9.07 9.32 4.52 7.10 021ttU.S.tol3.6.28 A. J. GORHAM, Agent. in less developed countries there is I 20 9.57 10.24 4.52 7.10 i unprecedented activity in the build­ 21 10.50 11.16 4.52 7.11 iag of railways and highways. 22 11.43 4.53 7.11 " With this outlook it seems evi­ 23 0.08 12.33 4.53 7.11 dent that the prospect for an era of 24 1.01 1.28 4.53 7.11 FREE DEMONSTRATIONS INVESTMENT great activity ia-world trade aad a 25 1.55 2.21 4.53 7.11 OF general rise in individual wealth 26 2.49 3.15 4.54 7.11 has never been better." 2? 3.40 4.05 4.54 7.11 SECURITIES It is pleasant to record such op­ 28 4.31 4.56 4.54 7.11 timistic sentiments, coming as 29 5.16 5.39 4.55 7.11 "IT THE » PUBLIC UTILITY RAILROAD they do, from a source of conser­ 30 6.02 6.24 4.55 7.11 vative authority and forming a a INDUSTRIAL FOREIGN accurate coaclusioa based on par­ June 10, Last Qr. ESCOKEROSENE COOK STOVES ticipation in world trade. Other 11, Neaps. BONDS AND HIGH GRADE citations might be made, but they 17, New Moon PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCKS. are largely along the same lines. 18, Springs. AT If the bank and financial corpora­ 24, First Qr. tions of international scope show 25, N eaps. A complete investment service is offered to a willingness to regard the future Mean High Watsr Spring Tides without misgiving, and even with 3ft. Sin. GODET &- YOUNG. financial institutions and private investors. hopeful anticipation, other busi­ Mean High Water Neap Tides 3ft. 01 ns. ness interests should not be afraid 366211[-h.S. Address:- or hesitate to act in the same spirit. Mean Tide Level Ift. Hi as. —(British Empire Chamber of N.B. —All heights are given above H. J. TUCKER, Jr., j Commerce.) sou a dings on charts. H.W.F. & C. 7 hours, 59 miautes. The Finest Kelley, Converse & Co., I 00 Age of Tide assumed to be 1 day. Sunset and sunrise refer to upper production THE BEST PIPE IN THE WORLD 40 Exchange Place, I limb of Sun touching the horizon, New York, N.Y. U.S.A. WHIRLWIND THROWS JOCKEY. height of eye beiag 20 feet above of RUNS AMUCK, BUT WINS sea level. RACE. Times are Local Mean Time. THE HOUSE Special Cable to The New York 00 of Times. London, May 29.—A race horse BEES ESCAPE. COMOY The pipe which marks the man bearing the appropriate name of Pipemakers since of culture,the man of refinement, Whirlwind threw his jockey today 1825. the man who demands that hlsj enroute to the starting post at Thousands of bees, which es­ *_! pipebe as ultra-smart as his clothes. Hurst Park, knocked a mounted caped from their box in which they policeman off his steed and bit the were to travel to Scotland, caused steed and then attacked an old great excitement at Euston Sta­ J. A. P. PITT & CO. carthorse. tion, London, the other day. By this time the odds against They were part of a consignment Front Street. SOLE AGENTS. Hamilton. him had lengthened to about 20 of nearly 100 boxes, and they swarm to 1. ed out of a chink in the lid. Whirlwind then allowed him­ No one knew exactly what to do. HOTELS-STEAMSHIPS-STORES SUPPLIED self to be remounted and won the "They are quite ycung, and won't ALL ORDERS RECEIVE race by several lengths. sting at this time of year," said one At a previous race meeting Whirl­ porter, posing as an expert, but PERSONAL ATTENTION wind had distinguished himself no one felt inclined to do anything. Bermuda by eating his saddle—New York After buzzing round, a large Representative Times. number headed for the open ale W. S. PURVIS and left the station. The rest ga­ •THE NEW FRFNCH REMEDY. thered round the boxes and tried THERAPION No to find their way into them. EXPORTER THERAPION NO. Hundreds swarmed on the pave­ THERAPION No.i ment and roadway, where they FRUIT-PRODUCE. Ho. 1 Cure* Dlccharoa. Mo. • e____ BlooA were trampled under foot. Four 280 WASMINGTOK -I*. PoliOH. No. a Curoa Chronic WoaknuMa, Sold by leading Chaml.t9.or«tther No. return ra.llfr.ro hours later a large number were DR. LECLERC Med. Co. Haverstock Rd .N .W. 5, London NEW-JTpRK * VY. HAND, ARNOLD, LTD-, Agents II IK

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Church Services. A Political Platform

Five Pounds Prize.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. As stated in our issue of Wednes­ day, March 7th, we are offering a The Cathedral. prize of five pounds for the contes­ Sunday, June 10th, 1928. tant who sends in the nearest cor­ fcvi (lst After Trinity.) rect list in the competition for % placing the following measures in the order receiving most votes. 1 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. Coupons will be found ia our j i 1.00 a.m.—Matins and Sermon. Saturday issues, and should be fill­ w^ss^-^ 4.00p.m.—Children Service. ed in and sent to the Editor whose ! 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. \ 0 0 0 decision will be final. St. Peter's, St. Georges Parish. We repeat the suggeste 1 "political platform" for reference. 7.30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. I. A more equitable form of tax- 11.00 a.m.—Matins. a tion. 7.30 p.m.—Evensong. 2. Improved Educational system. 0 0 0 3. More stringent Public Health St. David's. regulations and an iacreased OLYNOS washes and cleans the staff. K. teeth, gums, the entire mouth. j 11.00 a.m.—Matins and Holy Eu- 4. A more scientific methods of It kills decay-producing germs and I charist. controlling and regulating liv­ Wincarnis makes the years i * * * ery stables. leaves the mouth with a delightful­ ] Holy Trinity. Hamilton Parish. 5. Construction of a marine drive ly clean, cool, refreshed feeling for from Hamilton via Pitts Bay, weigh lightly j 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer,Holy along North Shore and back hours afterwards. by Government House. All • Communion and Sermon. O take Wincarnis regularly is to * # * houses on the sea side of the Economical too—one half inch on take a new lease of life. It enriches St. Mark's, Smith's Parish. North Shore to be removed. T a dry brush is enough. 6. Construction of a modern the blood stream and helps to keep the 4.00 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Winter Garden with theatre arteries young. * * * concert hall, swimming pool, The man or woman who takes Wincarnis Harrington Sound Chapel. Art rooms, and a covered ma­ rine view, verandah, room, etc. is thrice fortified against both mental KOLYNOS 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. 7. Engagement of permanent or­ and physical ills. Malaria, chills, in­ 0 0 0 chestra. fluenza, weakness, debility, loss of DENTAL CREAM St. Paul's, Paget Parish. 8. Compulsory teaching of sing­ appetite, sleeplessness, neuralgia and all 964 ing in schools. nervous troubles yield to its beneficial 8.00 a.m.—Holy Communion. 9. Restriction on age at which a 10.45a.m.—Sung Matins. boy or girl may attend any influence. Many a serious illness may 11.15 a.m.—Sermon followed by public dance. be kept at bay with this good tonic wine. Eucharist. 10. Establishment of a "Plant a Wincarnis is Nature's own specific, 175 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Tree Day" movement. 0 0 0 II. Building Control. containing just those properties required McAVITY DISC St. Ann rs, Southampton Parish. 12. Fast Motor-boat service link­ to counteract the artificiality of modern GENERAL PURPOSE ing up waterways and supple­ life. 10.00 a. m. —Sunday School. mented by bus service on land. VALVE 11.0.0 a.m.—Matins, Litany and 13. Saturday Half Holiday and Let Wincarnis help you ! It will lighten Sermon. your cares, drive away depression, and Fc ill general purposes of Sunday Closing. Steam, Water, Air, Gas or Oil 3.00 p.m.—Holy Baptism. 14. Reclaimed Pembroke Marsh give you courage to face whatever 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. to be converted into sub-tro­ comes your way. Yours will be a Brass Sizes H" vo 3" 0 0 0 pical garden. philosophy of cheerfulness resultant Iron Bodied sizes 2" to 12" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. 15. Reform ia parliamentary fran­ upon good health. With Manganese Bronze Spindle chise. Heavy Packing Nut Heavy Gland, St. Andrew's, Hamilton. Coupon. Ventilated Malleable Wheels Cad­ 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School. Political Platform. ^? mium Plated, and above all these 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship. I place the suggested proposals extra points, the McAvity Disc. 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Rev. {, in the following order. RECOMMENDED BY The McAvity Copper-Covered as­ W. J. Hurlow. Original Amended. 17,000 MEMBERS bestos inlay Disc is the most ex­ 0*0 1 OF THE MEDICAL 2 PROFESSION IN clusive feature of this valve. Christ Church, Warwick. GREAT BRITAIN I, is the GENERAL PUR­ 3 ALONE POSE DISC, taking care of 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School. 4 condensation, hot or cold water, 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service. 5 air, gas, oil and high or low 7.30 p.m. —Evening Service. Rev. 6 pressure steam. J. A. Mcllvride, M.A. 9 * * * 10 WESLEYAN METHODIST 11 CHURCH. 12 T.ttcA»Htii*frms gg. 13 St. George's Circuit. 14 15 SAINT JOHN, N.B. 11.00 a.m.—St. George's—Mora­ Name ing Service. Address CANADA. 3.00 p.m.—St. David's—Divine Date. _*__**_ Worship. Pastor's Farewell. ——• uu Highest prices paid for Scrap (Minister, Rev. J. W. Hughes.) £12,000 ROMANCE 3!^i0-«_^^__5aa!--i Wesley Church* # , *Hamilton . Brass, Copper Lead and Old A romance which unded tragical­ 9.45 a.m.—Sunday School. ly has brought a fortune estimate! Valves. 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship.— to oe at least £12,000, and possibly (Rev. C. A. Munro.) as much as £20,000, to a young 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Har­ i Swiss girl named Madeline Fran­ vest Cantata: "Song of Praisa." cis, living in the histori. little towa J. H. Maunder. of Moudon, near Lausanae. Ia 1924 James Brand Simmons, THE SALVATION ARMY. •an English Mercantile Marine cap­ tain, left Australia, where he had Flatts Corps. amassed a coasiderable fortune, for Moudon to marry Mme. Fran- 10.15 a.m.—Y.P. Meeting. ois, the widowed mother of Made­ 11.00 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. line. 3.CO p.m. Y.P. Meeting. On arriving there he found that 8.00 p.m. Salvation Meeting.— his fiancee was dead. A few days [A. E. MofiO.t, Captain,) later Captain Simmoas, who had 0 0 0 previously executed a will ia Aus­ A.M.E, tralia leaviag ail his property to his relatives, himself fell ill. He Southampton Circuit. called in a lawyer aad made aaother will, this time appointing Made­ I Vernon Temple, East. line his sole beneficiary. I 11.CO a.m. —Regular Service. (Bro. The will was strongly oppose i j A. DarreU.) oy Capt. Simmons' relatives, but 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School. after four years' litigation the Aus­ 7.30 p.m.—Choral Service and tralian courts have proaounced Exhortation (Bro. Darrell.) PUREC in its favour. * * 0 VIRGINIA Mt. Zion, West. OO P.253 11.00 a.m.—A.O.E. League. TOBACCO 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School. Age, like woman, requires fit IMPORTANT—For 10 Ash Trays from our 50s tins 7.30 p.m.—Public Worship and surroundings.—(Emerson.) Sermon. —(Rev. F. Lapsley,) Rev. or 50 empty packets you can obtain a handsome R. H. Tobitt, Pastor. CIGARETTE CARD ALBUM from your dealer. * * * Tortures of Rheumatism Bethel, Shelly Bay. Sole Agent, A. E. NICHOLL, Yield to This Remedy. P.O. Box 372, Phoae 752, Hamiltoa Bermuda." 11.00a.m.—Infant Baptism, Pub­ A Marvel of Speed, an Unfailing. lic Worship and Sermon. —(Rev. R. Cure tot Old Chronic Cases H. Tobitt.) Sunday School, at usual hour. GET A TRIAL BOTTLE TO-DAY 7.30p.m.--Regular Service. (Bro. With reliable old Nervihne you caa E. Stowe.) Rev. H. L. Gault, Pas­ rub out the pain of Rheumatism, Scia­ tor. tica, Lumbago, or Neuralgia—rub it # * * away so completely that you feel like new all over. St. Philip, Harris Bay. It matters not how deeply seated the pain is, or how long you have had 11.00 a.m.—Regular Service. (Fas- it—rubbing with the king of all lini­ tor.) ments "Nerviline" will cure you. Suaday School, at usual hour. Nervfli-* is highly conceatrated— 7.30 p.m.—Public Worship and about five times stronger than the or­ Joyous Motherhood dinary white ammonia liniment— Happy is the mother who sees in &er d_H an the signs oi perfect Sermon, Rev. R. H. Tobitt. (Rev. therefore it penetrates quicUy-sinlc- health. Bright eyes, clear complexion, straight limbs and a robust F. A. Lapleya Pastor.) in deeply—and gets right at th* core constitution are sure indicatiomi that baby is being correctly ted. 1 bt 0 0* of the pain at once—draws out the PLYMOUTH BRETHREN. lameness, takes away the stiffness- eases the joints that have hurt you so Gospel Hall? Reid St., Hamilton. ""but comes the pain every time yoa E A_SICKNESS rub on NervUine, which contains some Foods for Infants of the most valuable pain-subduing .•—Tri-the roughest wate__. This appalling* nausea is un­ 11.00 a.m. & 8 p.m.—Usual Meet­ are modelled on scientific lines and offer the mot_et* a foed that ings. remedies knewn to science. Werth its will give her child all the nourishment necessary iot his well-being. necessary suffering. Mother sill's prevents Travel Sickness * weieht ia gold to every family in the on you5 journeys by Sea, Train, Auto, Car or Air. 41 land, and sure to cure the emergent Write for a free coty of "Infant Feeding 09 tt» 'dttenourn' Poods." • 75c. & $1.50 at Drug Stores or direct • M*9* ' NOTICE:—All announcements for and miaor ills of a huadred kiads that The MathersTII Remedy Co., Ltd., New York. Paris, Montreal, London'* I this column must be received constantly arise. Get the large 50c. ALLEN & HANBURYS LTD., LONDON | by the R.G. & CUD. not later family size bottle; small trial size 25c Special Rept. for B.W .1.: H. S. HALSAIX, P.O. Box 57, Bridgetown, Barbados .ALBERT E. NICHOLL, Distributor, Hamilton, P.O. Box,' £.3 NerviUae is sold by every dealer every- than. Th ursd, ay noon. _vhere. -_» s *»•**" "* X

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Your desire also to associate your­ COLONIAL PARUAMENT. selves with neighbouring portion •aave inspired has been tho ease f ed the earnest hope that ber crew of His Majesty's dominions for with which loans have been raised might survive what appeared to PROCEEDINGS OF THE HONOUR­ development on Imperial lines de­ at short notice and at a moderate have beea disaster. FOR THE PORCH ABLE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. monstrates the strength of the ties rate of interest. 0 0* which bind us in our common herit­ AGED ARCHBISHOP INDICATES OFFICIAL REPORT age. Bermuda was the first of the Mr. President and Honourable Gen­ RETIREMENT. CANVAS DECK CHAIRS countries concerned in the Canada- tlemen of the Legislative CouncU: SESSION OF 1927-28. Bermuda-West Indies agreement Loadon, Juae 7.—At the Caa­ in Brilliant Colours to extend the provisions of the Im­ Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the terbury Diocesaa Conference to­ DAT NO. 64. perial Preference Act to the other Honourable House of Assembly: day the Archbishop of Canterbury For the Garden we have these chairs parties to the measure. indicated his intended retiremeat. Friday, June 8th, 1928. Among those who assembled in He was replying to a vote of con­ with a canopy. The Alien and Immigration Acts this Chamber to meet my pre­ gratulation on the celebration of MINUTES. were of a highly important nature decessor five years ago there were his eightieth birthday and comple- establishing, as they did, in conso­ six who have passed away and others tion of twenty-five years as Arch­ The Minutes of the last meeting lidated form, the position of the to whom the burden of increasing bishop and Primate of aU Eagland. were read and confirmed. country towards those whom we years and Ul health has caused re­ He said "when in future Bishops THE BERMUDA FURNISHING & SUPPLY CO. welcome to the protection of our tirement from pubUc life. I know gather here for the events of the MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR. flag and laws and those whom we that their wise counsels have been Lambath Coaference it will be ua­ consider undesirable. much missed and their loss to the der aaother Chairman." Doctor / 3726f fW.eitp. The following Message from His service of the country has been Ranlall Davidson's period of ser­ Excellency the Governor:— deeply felt. vice as Archbishop has been loager Notable measures promoted for thaa that of aay of his pre lecessors the development of the country and No. 129. her trade were the Subsidy, Chan­ Our relations with the citizens for four huadred years. nels, Marsh Reclamation, Aqua­ of our great neighbour across the * * * Prorogation of Parliament. LADiES WHITE SHOES. rium and Railway Company Acts. sea have been on the Unes of con­ ROYAL INDIAN MARINE. Very fine Canvas Strap Pumps (No. 129.) tinually increasing friendship and I am advised that The Civil Ser­ we have reason for considering that Londo l, June 7.—The appoint­ high and medium heels 30/- L. J. BOLS, vice EstabUshment Act and the Su- we form a link of some value in the ment of Rear Admiral Humphrey Lace Oxfords 30/- Lieut.-General, Governor and pernnuation Act of last year were chain of international friendship W al wy a to be Flag Officer commaad­ We have just opened these. Commander-in-Chief. greatly in advance of previous leg­ between the mother country and iag aad Director of the Royal In­ islation. Although the salaries of the United States of America. dian Mariae is the first appoiat­ The Governor has the honour to Civil Servants in Bermuda are low meat of tha kind siaca the decisioa YOUNG BROTHERS. inform the Honourable House of the scale upon which pensions are It only remains for me to con­ to recoastruct the Royal Indiaa 3771fTs.tt_. Assembly that he will prorogue granted offers some degree of com­ gratulate you on the prosperity of Marine as a combatant force to en­ Colonial Parliament this day at pensation. The passing of these the Colony and to thank you for able In lia to enter upon the first 13 o'clock. laws was evidence of the good wiU the care and attention which you stage of Naval development with felt by the legislature towards the have devoted to your legislative a view ultimately to undertakiag her owa Naval defeace. The aew Government House, Executive branch of the Govern­ duties. Those of you who are not orgaaisation provides for the com­ 8th June, 1928. ment and in that Ues their great destined to be re-elected wUl not I value. trust lose interest in public affairs; maad of the Force beiag vested ia a Flag Officer appoiated from the MESSAGE FROM LEGISLATIVE from those whom a mandate from the electorate will return to a new Royal Navy for a perioi of three COUNCIL. Though I mention them here ParUament, I anticipate, with the yea-S. EveatuaUy it is hoped tha last, I regard Health and Eeucation fuUest confidence, a renewal of that commaadiag appoiatmeat will be The following Message from the measures as being in the very fore­ cordial spirit of co-operation be­ held by aa officer of the Royal Ia­ Hon. the Legislative Council:— , *eJlock front of our requirements for the tween the Legislative and Execu­ diaa Navy as the new Force subject future weUare of the people of the tive branches of the Government to his Majesty's approval is to be No. 15. Colony. A series of enactments which has been so marked in re­ called. A novel feature in con­ ^e leading mincralwater dealing with health have received cent years and upon which the nection with the persoaael is that Re no further business. your approval and the develop­ advancement of the Country so Indians ara to be eUgible for com­ AT ALL HOTELS AND CLUBS ment of the King Edward VH Me­ largely depends. missioa. Ia its first stage of de­ (No. 15.) morial Hospital and the estabUsh­ velopmeat the Fleet will iaclude GOSLING BROTHkKS, Agents. ment of the Isolation Hospital at­ four sloops, two patrol vessels, four Mr. Speaker and Members of the tached thereto have well justified L. J. BOLS, trawlers, two surveyiag vessels aad Honourable House of Assembly:— the heavy expenditure incurred. Lieut.-General, Governor and a depot ship. Rear Admiral Wal- The most noteworthy incident of Commander-in-Chief. wya is well known and capable or­ With reference to Message No. 16 the period was the visit of Dr. An­ ganiser ani has asplendid reputa­ 1928\ 1 Which will you leave— from the Honourable House of drew Balfour who produced an in­ Council Chamber, Bermuda. tion as a guar ../ expert. [Hundred. 7th June, 1928. a legacy of debts and Assembly dated 28th May, 1928, valuable report in 1924, which was MiUion the Legislative Council have the concerned mainly with preventive worries or a bequest of honour to inform Your Honourable measures. No sustained effort ap­ On the return of the House His SUSPENSE IN PEKING. Yettt House that there is no further busi­ pears to have been made by the Honour the Speaker read the Speech happiness and protection? ness requiring the attention of the Legislature to consider a number from the Chair. London, June 8.—Telegraph aai Council during the present ses­ of the most important of these. telephoae communication be­ sion, and that the Council at its HIS HONOUR THE SPEAKER in­ tween Pekiag aad outside world is iaterrupted aad Uttle news of the rising adjourned to Friday next, formed the House that the Hon­ No legislation of general interest situation is available. The latest the 8th instant. dealing with education has been ourable the Colonial Secretary had, by command of His Excellency the information is the City continues Council Chamber, laid before you but a full investi­ Governor, declared the present Co­ quiet although a tens, atmos­ 5th June, 1928. gation into the whole problem of lonial ParUament prorogued to phere exists. The entry of the education in Bermuda is desirable. Monday, the 9th July, 1928. Southerners is imminent and the CROWN LIFE PROROGATION OF COLONIAL The estabUshment of the fine new Shansi troops of Yeuhishan and PARLIAMENT. school in the Pond Road is dis­ oo— Kuominehus troops of Fengyuh- tinctly creditable to the Colony. siang are outside the walls. Geaeral INSURANCE COMPANY At the hour appointed, viz. 12 I commend to the notice of aU in­ Paoyulia, who was deputed by o'clock noon, the attendance of the terested in education a valuable re­ Cable News. OhaagTsoLiato supervise the rnaia- \ "OF'" TORONTO, CANADA Honourable House was requested port by the Director of Education tenance of order in the capital with Bermuda Agent, J. W. FRITH, Warwick^East at the Council Chamber. which wiU shortly be published. BULLETIN. the help of the fourth Mukdea Brigade and Geadarmes, is ex­ The House accordingly waited Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the WINNER OF OAKS. pected to leave the city today with upon His Excellency the Governor Honourable House of Assembly: his troops. Martial law is main­ at the Council Chamber, when His King's Horse Second. tained. Tientsin is also in a state DESSERTS BAKE IT BEST Excellency was pleased to close the For 308 successive years the Gen­ of suspense. The Northera ratire- session with the following. eral Assembly of the people of Ber­ London, June 8.—Toboggan won meat continues although some that delight With muda has levied the taxes, con­ the Oaks Stakes today, Seuttle Shantung troops remaia ia the the Adult- Speech: troUed the expenditure and voted second, Flegere third. aeighbourhood. A measure for the laws of the Colony. You have 0*0 preveutiag eacroachmeats iato Yet Ideal for the DAVIS O.K. Mr. President and Honourable Gen­ during your tenure of membership AVIATOR HONOURED. foreiga settlements have beea com­ Smallest Child. tlemen of the Legislative Council: as representative of the people wor­ pleted aad ia case of British pre­ thily maintained the highest tra­ London, June 7.—A luncheoa cautious notification has been gi- The increasing popularity of BAKING POWDER Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the ditions of the past ParUaments was given today by the British ea that their sole purpose is pre- Minute Tapioca has come with Honourable House of Assembly: throughout the centuries. Government in honour of Sir veatioa of probable disorders. A the realization of the infinite George Wilkins, the Australian large body of. Shantung troops are variety of luscious puddings and The time has now arrived to It has been your duty during the aviator, and Mr. Eielson, who re­ reported to have gone over from other desserts that ean be made Of All Leading Grocers i bring the last Session of the present existence of the present Parliament cently flew together across the Chaagsuag Chaag to the South- era Army of Chiaagkaishek. quickly and economically. No ParUament to a close and a brief to have the sole responsibility for North Pole and Arctic Ocean from other dessert ingredient offers review of the progress of the Colony the revenue and expenditure of Alaska to Spitzbergea, Sir Samuel such amazing variety. F. J„ G. FOOTE, during the five years in which you sums totalling over three millions Hoare, Secretary for Air, who pre­ GREY'S CANDIDATURE have largely controlled her for­ of pounds sterUng. This is far sided, congratulated Sir George on And what a pleasure - APPROVED. tunes merits attention. greater than the financial respon­ having been honoured by the King to find a dessert that *f; Sole Agent t sibUity of any of your predecessors. with a Knighthood. He referred you can recommend ^ Loadoa, June 8.—Viscount The period has been one of un­ It is sufflcient indication of the to the fact that both Sir George for all the family ! || Bermuda Grey's candidature for ChanceUor- precedented prosperity in the an­ added responsibilities you have and Mr. Eielson had made three Nourishing and easily J* ship of O-ford Uaiversity which, nals of Bermuda. You here have borne to note that the expenditure Arctic flyiag expeditions that digested by the small- | supported by a long list of names HOME-MADE been singularly fortunate in an era, on pubUc works alone has in one of would always hold a place in the est child, Minute | represeatiag aU opiaioas aad par­ when so many peoples have had to these years been greater than the records of exploration aad discovery Tapioca desserts are ^ MAYONNAISE ties has beaa approved, and he wUl struggle with the problems arising total revenue of the Colony only ten aad declared that their latest joiat just as good and f be formaUy appoiated oa Juae from the aftermath of war, in years ago. flight was the most coaspicuous wholesome for the The richest and best flavoured 16th. The Chancellorship was rea­ Mayonnaise on the market, con­ having been in a position to devote aad successful of all. They had dered vacaat by the death of Lord adults, and how they deli ;ht in set themselves the task of crossiag taining no artificial thickening. your attention to making the best With the great expansion of the Cave. them ! the Pole from Alaska to Spitzber­ use of the natural gifts with which finances which you control it has * * * At All Grocers On Sale at:- these islands are blessed. been found that methods Which gea by a aew route. For three REVISED PRAYER BOOK BEFORE adequately met comparatively quarters of their jouraey they were GOSIING BROS. COMMONS NEXT WEEK. The duties of Parliament during small needs no longer serve, and flyiag over a part of the world that J. S. VALLIS WM. MURPHIE had aever beea seea by aay maa. Distributor. this period have been to consolidate that a definite and stable financial Jjondoa, June 8.— The principal and ameliorate the laws in order to poUcy must be inaugurated if pro­ Th3 weather aad visibiUty were bad. and Parliameatary event qext week wUl: establish on a firm basis the good gress and development are to be At one time the temperature was 3430-Hs.tp. THE GOODY SHOPPE. be the debate which proceads Wed­ order and governance of the people achieved. I received a few days fifty degrees below zero, aid at aa­ nesday and Thursiay oa the re­ whom you represent. The volume ago with great satisfaction a Mes­ other the worst storm that Spitz­ A Local Production Made by vised Prayer Book. The measur3 FLY-TOX of legislation has not been unusual­ sage from you which assured me of bergea has ever endured at this wiU be moved by Sir Boyd Merri- HOME PRODUCTS ly large. Some 234 Acts have been your ready recognition in express­ season of the year broke upon man, the newly appoiated Solicitor KILL 'EM DEAD passed of which 47 only were of a ing the opinion that the action them. Yet they continuously _ar- General, and the Prime Miaister Hamilton, Bermuda- strictly private nature. then taken by you not only re­ ried out their observatioas and in wiU probably wind up the debate Ask yonr Grocer for it flected great credit on your far­ the space of tweaty flying hours 3470-ntu.t_sjn.tp. for its supporters. The opponents In examining the legislation for sightedness but was the most im­ successfuUy completed their splen­ to the measure have not yet ar­ Harmless to Humans. which you have been responsible I portant pronouncement on fin­ did adventure. They had accom- raaged the order of their speakers. FOR RENT have noted with profound satisfac­ ancial poUcy to which any ParUa­ plished not only a feat of bravery The debate and votes wUl be con­ tion that you have given material ment in Bermuda has ever given but also a work of defiaite useful­ ducted quite independently of all By Season or year J.B. ASTWOOD evidence that the loyalty of this utterance. ness and value. Flyiag routes party decisions. Agents. "Palm Ridge" ancient Colony to the Mother across this regioa might ia the fu­ 0 0 0 Country is no mere catchword. There are undoubted defects in ture become a regular and accept­ Completely Furnished CANADA'S FOREIGN TRADE. the system of Government under ed route of safe travel betweea West 346-*HtU.eltp. Every modern convenience, and East. What better testimony j The Imperial Defence Contribu- which the Assembly of the people Quebec, June 7.—The appoint­ including electrical appliances. could be afforded than man was i tion Act of 1927 which has been so has the widest powers without cor­ ment of Trade Commissioners and FURNISHED ROOMS subduing by machinery the brute j handsomely recognized by His Ma- responding responsibUity and it is the subsidiziag of steamship ser- On the water front with forces of nature. We had only to | jesty's Government in Great Brit- only by a wise use of those powers vieeswere the principal aims ofthe FOR RENT excellent bathing and boating compare the story of the former l ain marks your appreciation of the that they can be retained, as it is Governmeat for the exteasioa of faculties. Polar expeditions with that of this fact of our indebtedness to the my deep and confident trust that Canada's trade abroad, declared expedition. Icebound ships, troops THE COOPER BUILDING overburdened tax payer of the they always wiU be. Hon. James Malcolm, Minister of Tennis Courts and Stabling of Eskimos.lines of dogs, long trails, mother country. I am given con­ Trade aad Commerce, whea he ad­ Formerly Chamber of available if required. moaths and often years of ab­ fidence that this Colony will, if Upon you has faUen a particu­ dressed the Convention baaquet ot Within 10 to 15 minutes walk sence, were a great coatrast with called upon, contribute .a share pro­ larly onerous burden during the the Canadian Manufacturers Asso­ Commerce Building, Reid of Grasmere Golf Links. the dash «_f these two mea ia their portionate to her resources t»- Sessions of your Parliament and ciatioa here tonight. After ex­ tiny machiae for tweaty hours Street. wards the maintenance of the mo­ you have reason to feel a just pride pressing appreciatioa for tho co­ Apply to Harry W. King. bile forces of the Empire, upon in the main in the result of your through the air. Sir Samuel Pembroke. operation of the Canadian maau- Apply to Housekeeper. which the defence of the Colony self-sacrificing labours. The best Hoare made sympathetic reference 3620t_a.w.s.tp. to the airship "Italia" and express- >u.;-._itllJ mainly depends. testimony of the confidence you Contiaued oa page 8

S_-*~ vr Page 8 THE ROYALGAZETTB AUD GOLOBIST DAILTi SATURDAY; JUNE 9, 1928.

R. Ball Bearing HOTTOASTi Lawn Mowers Every home should have a Hotpoint Toast- 6QVERNMENT Over Toaster and enjoy From £2-18-6up. toast made electrically. NOTICE. It toasts two large slices at the same time. The WADSON'S In the Supreme Court toast is turned auto­ of Bermuda. matically when the 3740-nth.f. tray is lowered. TRINITY TERM 1928. You can use the Hotpoint Toast-Over Toaster In accordance with the provi­ sions of The Supreme Court Act, at every meal. Hot buttered toast gives energy Woman Suffrage Society. ! For Sale By Public Auction. 1928, The Supreme Court wUl sit to start the day. ^ on Monday, the llth iastant, but IMPORTANT MEETING. no busiaess wiU be taken. Coua­ Cii-ket: Under the power of sale contained Make it at the table—Serve it fresh and hot Bermuda Touria ; XI v. Royal in a mortgage there wiU be sold sel Jurors, Witaesses aad others Navy, Somerset, 10.30 a.m. On Monday, at 4 p.m., in the by Public Auction on iaterested are hereby iaformed Mechanics HaU, the monthly m et- that the Court wUl thea adjoura for the Regular Crimiaal Sessioa Moviag Pictures:— iag of the Bermuda Womaa Suff­ THURSDAY THE 28th DAY OF ROBERT D. AITKEN rage Society wiU be held aad, as to Moaday, She 18th iastant, at : Iecha Ues HaU, HamUtoa, 3 aa 1 JUNE, 1928 important busiaess awaits coasid­ 11 a.m. Everything Electrical for the Home 8 p.m. at 2.30. eratioa, a full atteadaace is re­ W. Norman Parker, Victory Theatre, HamUton, 7.30 * QUEEN ST„ HAMILTON, quested. ACTING REGISTRAR. io 10 p.m. in the afternoon on the premises in oo Southamptoa Parish B-8 By Command, —oo — Bermuda Rotary Clnb. ALL THAT certain parcel of land H. HENNIKER HEATON, situate and being ia Southamptoa Coloaial Secretary. The House of Assembly. Coloaial Secretary's Office, C Enjoyable Trip to St. George's. Parish ia the Islaads of Bermuda bouaded Northerly partly by the 7th Juae, 1928. MEN'S STRAW HAT. Continued from page 1. waters of RiddeU's Bay aad partly 3789ts. Oa Thursday last the Rotary by land formerly of Agues Lea Jones in many instances, been loyally Club held a picoie meeting at the then of Paul Beaaett Whitney and 6/6 to 12/6. supported by the rest of the House. Shore HiUs Hotel, St. George's, BANK SHARES now of Morris Alvin Gibbons East­ The spirit that animated the Par­ iastead of the usual meetiag at erly by the said land of the said liaments of byegoae days stiU re­ the New Wiadsor Hotel. Morris Alvia Gibbons Southerly For Sale by Tender. mains, and the traditioas of the The "Fraaces" was eagaged for by the Maia Loagitudiaal PubUc past have beea ably carried on the jouraey, aad about forty-five Road aad Westerly by land form­ with due attention to the aeeds of members and guests took the trip Four shares (par value £50 each) LOCKWARD & CO. erly of the said Agnes Lea Jones the preseat day. Some matters aad thoroughly reajoyed the out­ fully paid up in the Capital Stock and now of George Stevenson Pat­ romaia to be atteaded to, but on ing. The Lines Orchestra was in of the Bank of Bermuda, Ltd., be­ \ 3744 Hlff. eitp. ton OR HOWEVER OTHERWISE the Whole the work of the past atteadaace aad aot oaly played a longing to tbe Estate of the late the saidparcel of laadmay be bouad House has beea such that there is good program me, but accompanied CarcUne Wood. Breakers Ahead? ed may measure or ought to be des­ little to cavil at. the usual Rotary songs which were cribed TOGETHER WITH the AU dividends and bonuses due If you caa foresee iacreased expen­ suag with uausual vigour. -00 dwelliag-house thereoa erected and to the 30th instant wUl be retained ses as your famUy grows older, or Arriviag at Shore Hills, the mem­ aU the appurteaaaces etc. by the Estate. diminished earaiags as you grow bers sat dowa to the exceUeat Subject to the bye-laws of the older, you need not worry. Bermuda Cricket luach prepared by the maaage- For further particulars apply to: — Bank relating to the transfer of A Maratime Life Policy can Tour Fund. ment, and afterwards took part the shares the purchase and trans­ be obtained that wUl start in a goU tournament, or iniulgad fer shaU take place on the 3rd July paying you a substantial in other sport. E. L. PALMER & SON, Ia Hand £285 0 0 Auctioaeers. next. check at any year specifi­ F. J. G. Foote 2 0 0 The golf proved entertaining. Tenders are to be marked on ed aad aaaually there­ Rotarian Arthur PurceU announc­ HamUtoa. "R." 10 0 the cover "Tender for Shares" and after as long as required. ed that each player could take what­ G. C. G. MONTAGU, Al. Grocery Co 3 0 0 forwarded to the undersigaed be­ ever handicap he wished, but the J. H. P. Patterson, M.C.P. 2 0 0 fore aooa on Monday the 18th par was a secret number. The re­ Barrister & Attoraey. Malloy Brokerage Co 10 1 instant. sult was that those taking too HamUtoa. 3763ts. to 27/6/28. The owner is not bound to accept £294 0 0 much haadicap fouad themselves out of the ruaaiag as they turned the highest or any tender. M ia a score below par. Maay prizes For further particulars apply to Subscripuoas to this Fuad may the undersigned. MaHtimt/Mj be sent to this office.—(Editor.) were coatributed by members, aad the distrioutioa was a lottery DOES INDIGESTION HEAD OFFICE HALIFAX,CAN. —oo—— pure aud simple. R. C. HOLLIS HALLETT, THOS F; FALL Local Agent. The thanks of the Club were TROUBLE YOU? Attorney fcr the Owaer. Cathedral Music Service. tendered Mr. Kinney, of the St. 7th Juae, 1928. George Hotel, for so kindly offer­ A lady who had suffered for years Sunday, June 10th, 1928. ing facilities for the outing, the with iadigestioatold the writer that (Mid-Oceaa 9t"a, 12th, 14th, & 16th. WHY?? Transportation Company for fur­ after tryiag almost every remedy Matias, T Deum; Field i a F. nishing the traasportation, and she was certaia that aothiag would 3775ts.9.m.ll.w.l3.s.l6. DID Aathem; "Ic humble faith & holy the Lines Orchestra for the valu­ do her a ny go od. Stra ngel v e nough. (SleepiessfNights and love "Garret. able aid rendered. she had aot tried 'Bisurated' Mag­ ROY ELLETT Evensong, Magnificai & Nunc At the conclusion of the trip, it aesia, which is the remedy that is Bermuda Volunteer Your Complexion. Dimittis; Maunder in C. was unanimously agreed that used by thousaads of one-time suf­ the celebrated pianist oo— other similar excursions should be ferers aad is recommeaded by made, and the occasion was voted maay doctors too. As is usually Rifle Corps a most enjoyable and successful the case, her trouble was due to USE Wesley Church. event. stomach acidity, a coaditioa that General Inspection oo is rectified iastaatly with 'Bisurat­ THE Tomorrow eveniag at 7.30 ia Wes­ ed' Magaesia, which neutraUses the Sunday, 10th June All • three ley Church, HamUtoa, Maunder's Cable News. acid aad preveats fermeatatioa. are inti- Harvest Caatata "Song of Thaaks­ WARWICK MAIN CAMP 'mately con- ROGERS 'Bisurated' Magaesia has proved Sected'as yourrown doctor will giviag" will be readered by the Continued from page 7 agaia aad again to oe a certaia re­ 9 a.m. tell you.»T_e)fact is tbat mos­ Choir. This Cantata is an exceed­ medy for acid-caused digestive quitoes not "only cause sleepless­ PIANO ingly tuneful and ir wresting work, Dress -.-Review Order (Jacket. ness but .'also'infect your blood factorers Associatioa in Foreiga trouoles, because it aot oaly briags stream twit hf virulent poisons, consisting of choruse, solos, duetss fields Mr. Malcolm divulged tha quick reUef, but also soothes aad Trousers, Puttees, Helmet, and without a clean blood stream Like all good and is quite appropriate for this Government's plans for extendi ag heals the acid-inflamed stomach Rifle, Bayonet, Belt, Scab­ your complexion cannot be clear season of the year. the Donnnioas Foreiga trade. "This Uolng. All chemists sell 'Bisurat­ bard, Frog, Medals & Black aiyiQawteffi./' Musicians, he year we have ia traioiag more mea ed' Magaesia ia both powder aad -CO- Boots.) ^TMOC'Pungent Content "of thaa ever beora and it is our ia- tablets, aad you caaaot get a bet­ J fly Flu Kills Mosquitoes wanted the very teatioa to considerably extend our ter or surer remedy to keep you free Importan t Test Case. 3747ff.s. Outright Trade Commissioner service to coua from iadigestioa altogether. > • . best! at St. George's. tries where we have aot formerly 'Injure your comfort—your very, beea represeated, as weU as to sub­ Wanted and For Sale health—by regular, use of NOTHING LESS On Thursday, before Coloael R. sidize steamship services to other J. Tucker at the St. George's Po­ couatrias thereby providiag bet­ FOR RENT WOULD DO ! WANTED TO BUT—SmaU Sailing lice Court, a case was heard of an ter transpoi i3tio_ ."_• ilities for ex­ FOR RENT—Six room Cottage, Punt. Apply CecU H. Neave, Vic­ unusual character, being ia the port." athYgflV P. A. D0DWELL nature of a test case for an aUeged 0 0 0 modera coaveaieaces, five min­ toria Block, HamUtoa. 6a« &UL$j_e3i-a_-fi'W M* nol*.. false declaration by master of a SOUTHERN CROSS OFF TO utes from Ferry, (laverurie). Apply 3712t_n.eitP. J. Critchley. Phones 315, 321. LIQUID VENEER CORPORATION Phone 837; vessel. BRISBANE. FOR SALE-Singer Sewing-Mach- „ , Bu_aIo,N. Y„l*,8. A. (Est,. 1885) The Attorney General, Col. T. 3781ts.tU. ine (treadle) and Baby's Go-Cart BBTT___OT-_I_D_ fc C (f. DiU, prosecuted and Mr. J. R. Suva, Fiji, Jane 8. —The trans­ FOR RENT—Parliament Street one (with horses.) Phone 773. _» Agent. Conyers appeared for the defence. pacific monoplane Southera Cross block from Post Office, Unfurn­ 3754tf.S. 3793fs.tu.th.tp. ished two storey House of eight -_-———-_—---——• • — The evidecre proved that Cap­ got away from Naselai Beach for FOR SALE BY TENDER—Fifteen rooms and bath. Apply J. Hartley tain Watt, of the schoorer Charles Brisbane at 3.52 p.m. today. The Shares in the Bermuda Fire and faqcrttuna WatUngton'MonRepos,' VictoriaSt. Edwards, cleared for St. Pierre, and flight is expected to be established Marine Iasuraace. Co. Ltd., Ad­ 3770fs.ai to f!5. returrcd shortly afterwards, and ia eighteen or twenty hours. dress Box 20, Bermuda Press. est Colds ^AAfitJrutrt eatered as haviog disposed of the FOR RENT-7 roomed House (2 3773*s.m.tu.w. eld'tbthis cargo oa the high seas. This storey), at Somerset Bridge, two FOR SALE- -Rowing Punt. Tele- constituted the aUeged false British Ladies & Gentlemen. re at ment minutes from wharf. Electtic phoae 453J. Sprinkle with sugar, declaration. CounseJ submitted Seek correspondents ia Bermuda & Lights etc. Posession lst. August. Redden chest 3776*s. followed by a few that this was a correct elsewhere through the medium of ! Phone 695. with hot wet drops of "Angostara declaration, ard. farther evidence the U.O.O. Write the Secretary, Mr 3765*s9._Ul2.Sl6. FOR SALE— ElectricPortable Motor towels; rub on—\ Bitters." You will for sewiag machiae, 30 gallon boil­ enjoy the new and showed that the master hal in- B. G. Clare, 16 Cambridge Street apply thickly" delightful flavour tealel to proceed to St. Pie/re, but London, S.W. I. England. er and kerosene hot water heater. which "Angostura" had received further iastructioas MRS GROSVENOR TUCKER telephone 453J. ICKS adds to almost every to dispose of the cargo oa the high 3777*s. fruit and dish. REAL ESTATE seas should the opportuaity oceur. EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE—Belvedere Villa No. 4, _,. VAPOR*UB Our Booklet "Home Use" gives After hearing arguments from Houses for rent, furnished and Pitts Bay, eight rooms aad aU

3GS-Hs.tu.a_.Si TBE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAJLY, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928 -"age 9 MITH ! News from St. George's. GOU. AN APPEAL TO THE ELECTORS OF BERMUDA. ra****? L The Touraameat betweea Cor­ ,rouN D fiW$ bia aad Warder was coacluded oa Gentlemen, the Garrison Golf Links on Thurs­ '-'in^fr^ii if day. The coatest which was one You will shortly be called upon to exercise of 72 holes for a very haadsome tro­ phy, saw Corbia besom? an easy your privilege in the selection of men to represent wiaaer. Last Thursday Corbia had estabUshed a lead over Warder, you during the next five years in the direction but both had appeared well match­ ed aad had shown fiae golf. Ia of the affairs of this Colony. the moraiag Corbia had iacreased his lead, aad eveatuaUy raa out Men of sterling character, high ideals and aa easy wiaaer by fifteea up and fourteen to go. sincerity of purpose, are needed for this high office. 0*0 New Motor Yacht Launched. We beg leave to remind you that the At 7 o'clock oa Tuesday eveaiag Captaia Charles Christiaasba welfare of the Colony will, to a slarge extent, de­ launched his aew motor yacht "Loreto" at Banks Wharf. TheUttle pend upon the measures to which these your re­ yacht is fitted with aa EagUsh mo­ PERCALES tor eagiae, has a fiae covered after- presentatives give their support. The material part for passeagers aad a roomy prosperity of our country is a matter of vital and weU accommodated pUot house 1/3 yard for the aavigatlng officers. As concern to us all; but we ask to be allowed to maay moaths as the Uttle plea­ A complete selection of Stripes, sure ship has been out of water remind you that its moral welfare is a consider­ uadergoiag repairs aad renova­ Dots, Floral Designs and Baby tions, her leaks, when launched, ation of at least equal importance. We hope, were aegligable. She is moored Patterns. off Banks wharf. therefore, that in the coming Election men will 0 0 0 be chosen whose guiding principle in public affairs Smart summer frocks can be made Price of Potatoes. with these Percales piped or trimmed is the inspired maxim that "righteousness exalteth On Tuesday aad agaia oa Wed­ with plain colours. nesday Irish potatoes were being a nation," and who will never allow themselves, sold from house to house at 14/- for the sake of material advantage, to ignore the Fast dyes, absolutely guaranteed. per barrel at St. George's. We were iaformed that they came from St. moral issues of the questions submitted to their David's Islaad, where fiae spuds have beea growa this year. judgment Shipping. This appeal is sent forth by us in the spirit (&/&. 3742TTTT The steam Ughter "Freedom" of service to the Community, and we beg you th._. cams off the St. George's Mariae Slip oa Wedaesday moraiag after to believe that our only desire is to further the haviag uader goae exteasive re­ pairs and reuovatioas. The "Free­ welfare of the country which is dear to us all. dom" was towed by oae of Wm. E. inn Meyer & Co.'s motor fleet from the On behalf of the BERMUDA CITIZENS LEAGUE: sUp to Meyer's eastera dock. Arthur Bermuda, Hon. President ml 0 * * The S.T. "Powerful" arrived ut Henry M. Hallett, President Eighty-three Years of Leadership in Wearing Apparel. St. George'sfrom HamUton on Wed­ Walter E. Spurling, Vice President aesday with a fuU geaeral cargo, Joseph J. Outerbridge, Secretary aad discharged it at Market Wharf. An Unusual Offering 0 0 ' - Morris A. Gibbons, Treasurer The Freach schooaer "Emma W. J. Hurlow Heleae," a very pretty and fleet of * J lookiag piece of mariae architec­ B. A. Bowman ture was towed up to the St. Georges C. H. Bell Members Executive Mariae Slip aad hauled out of water G. Orrett Whitney Committee. Ladies' Bathing Suits oa Wedaesday. Oa Wedaesday af­ teraooa aad, agaia oa Thursday Henry Dunkley moraiag a number of persons weat William Murphie out to eajoy a view of the "Emma W. F. Wilson at 16/- Heleae." 0 0 0 Made in England of all Wool Jersey Fishing Yarn. on the popular California model in tain of the S.s. "Canadian Carrier" A friead iaforms us that oa Tues­ with stowawaying oa the ship at Copen Blue, Sea Green, Scarlet and day night he was fishing ia the St. Kitts. They were discovered Sand. Other Smart Suits in many vicinity of Castle Harbour, the oa board ou the 6th iast ia aa ex­ TO colour combinations. catch was good but he paid no par­ hausted coaditioa. The Magis­ Beach Coats of gay Cretonnes to ticular atteatioa to it uatil he goi trate seat them both to gaol for slip on after the swim. home aad whUe he was gettiag "a four weeks ualess sooaer deported. CRICKETERS! bite" his good wife overhauled the 0 0* Bathing Caps and Shoes. fish and fouai amoag it, what he William Yard, coloured, who would call a red aad black snapper. pleaded aot guilty whea charged Announcing the Arrival Doubtless, this was oae of the fish with stealiag two pairs of shoes 3767fs.W.S that friead Mowbray Uberated ia aad a silk scarf from the store of OF [MlMm^^ BB_ the harbour some few years since, Young Brothers oa Saturday aight and he wiU be pleased to learn that the 2ad iast., was coavicted this A COMPLETE LINE it survived uatU the preseat week. moraiag aad seat to prisoa for tea * 0 0 days at hard labour. The shoes OF Movies. were odds, two lefts aad two rights. He took them to T. J. Pearmaa & Oa Thursday night the Humaao- Soas, where he had them wrapped HIGH-GRADE •jHBtaaCare phoae Co. gave a fiae eatertaia­ up. Shortly afterwards he was ar­ meat at the Towa Hall which was rested outside the Post Office and CRICKET GEAR weU attended on the occasioa. The the goods were fouad oa his per­ eatertaiameat commeaced with a son, and as he was uaable to give BY Pathe Review and a Comic Car- a satisfactory aceouat of how he tooa, which were foUowed by the came ia possession of them he was First Natioaal picture "Her Wild locked up. It was shown that he SLAZENGER'S LTD. Oat," a real comedy drama ia 7 is aot raeataUy souad aad that reels presenting CoUeen Moore and some six years ago he was aa ia- Special Discount To Clubs. her woaderful eccentricities. "Her mate of the Asylum. ' Wild Oat" is fuU of comical Incid­ 0 0* ent which was enjoyed by aU pre­ John C. lightboura, white, was IRVING~TTUSHER seat. A jolly good plsture to see. fiaed 10/- for ridiag his bicycle SOLE REPRESENTATIVE ——oo aloag Pitts Bay Road at 11 p.m. BARGAINS June 1st., without having a lighted Corner Queen and Reid Sts. (over Yankee Store.) Hamilton Police Court. lamp attached. or Phone 656J. IN 0 0 0 _741ft__.S. _ Claude Lawrence Furbert and Before Wor. H. VilUers Smith, Fri­ Samuel C. Youag, both coloured, day, June 8th, 1928. were fined fl each for reckless driv­ ing along Cedar Avenue on the PRINTS On Wednesday Speacer Foote, TO-DAY morniag of the lst iast. They coloured, pleaded guilty when charg­ were racing three abreast going AND ed with being ia a reserved space, south whea Sergeaat Tiagey came the upper part of the new shed, along on his bicycle traveUing North without permission oa AprU 18th In order to avoid being run down last. He gave a false aame whea SATURDAY he was obUged to get off his bicy­ GINGHAMS questioned by the PoUce which cle, but was able to get the names caused a lot of trouble and delay. of two of the drivers, the third es­ Yesterday he was fiaed £1. 9d. and 1/- yard. 0 0 0 caped. Charles O'Brien, coloured, a fire- Last Day of Sale maa oa the SJS. Canadian Carrier, Fast Colours. was this morning committed to prison to wait trial on a charge of CHRISTIAN unlawfully wounding one CaUen­ dar, a brother fireman, by slashiag SCIENCE SOCIETY T. J. PEARMAN & SONS him with a razor about 11.30 p.m. oa May 7th last in the forecastle A Branch of The Mother Church of the ship. The defeace is oae of The First Church of Christ Scientist 3768 *Hs. self defeace. The facts are that in Boston, Mass. U.S.A. whea' CaUendar came on board Burnaby Street, that night he saw a gambUng game Hamilton. MORRIS A. GIBBONS in progress, which he broke up on the ground that gambUng was not SERVICES DURABLE permitted in that room. This led SUNDAY to a fight betweea the two mea Sunday School 9.45 a.nu in which CaUendar got rather bad­ Morning Service 11 a.m. Large Straw Mats ly cut with a razor. The defend­ WEDNESDAY ant claims that CaUendar wentffor Evening Service 8 p.m. him with an opea razor aad that Reading Boom and Free Christiaa at Special Prices. he acted in self defence. Science Loan Library open to the Hector Benjamin of Jamaica and public daily from 10 a.m. until 1 p. m 3/6 5/6 9/6 each. • Roy Summers of St. Thomas, both A cordial welcome is extended ST. GEORGE'S STOFE. coloured, were charged by the Cap- to all. 3704118. RIMEHBER^ffiE GOOD iTEA ^BROOKE BOi !D.'_ • -.; ~*^sfli-*a*»-i^^ o

Page 10 TBI BOTAL GAZITTI AID COLONIST DAILT* SATVRDAY, JUNK 9, 1938. THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

Began August 3rd, 1923. Ended June 8th, 1928.

SESSIONS HELD, AND MEETINGS: 1923 — 7 Meetings J925-J926 — 73 Meetings J9234924 — 75 " J9264927 — 68 .. J924-1925 —78 « J927-J928 — 64 «

Grand Total—370 Meetings (Previous Parliament, 19184923—427).

SUMMARY OF ATTENDANCES.

Parish Members Sessions and attendances No. of Committees on which Served

1923- 1924- 1925- 1926- 1927- 1923- 1924- 1925- 1926- 1927- 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 Total 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928

St. George's HON. S. S. SPURLING 7 72 75 76 66 63 359 2 12 7 8 8 ~ 6 G.M.G., O.B.E. W. J. BOYLE 6 57 56 55 48 50 272 1 1 1 1 1 R. O. CLIFFORD 6 42 33 36 40 41 198 1 S. S. TODDINGS 5 69 68 74 65 63 345 1 2 1 1

Hamilton- T. H. H. OUTERBRIDGE 50 51 48 61 63 273 1 3 2 1 W. B. SMITH 6 48 18 39 46 28 185 - 1 - H. f. NORTH 5 62 76 72 67 64 346 2 T. H. DAVIS 6 53 58 49 51 54 271 - Smith's 1 HON. T. H. OUTERBRIDGE 7 73 76 77 11 244 1 6 3 4 9 B. C. C. OUTERBRIDGE 1 67 70 74 75 52 339 2 : 1 J. S. PEARMAN 7 73 78 76 65 64 363 2 1 1 I 2 W. J. H. TROTT 37 44 81 i 3 F. W. E. PENISTON 52 51 103 4 A. PENISTON 1 39 29 26 95

Devonshire HON. H. W. WATLINGTON 60 64 62 60 58 304 2 7 4 9 2 1 O.B.E. E. F. ZUILL 6 68 72 69 66 59 340 1 1 2 1 H. J. B. DUNKLEY 7 71 71 72 65 64 350 1 5 HON. D. C. TROTT, M.D. 41 16 57 6 Lieut.-Col. the HON. 43 73 65 55 236 3 4 4 1 T. M. DILL, O.B.E.

Pembroke A. W. BLUCK, O.B.E. 7 71 66 64 64 64 336 4 6 4 o 2 J. R. CONYERS 5 60 40 , 51 38 39 233 2 1 1 1 6 HON. J. P. HAND, 60 57 / 63 39 61 280 5 •*> 5 2 1 C.M.G., O.B-E. 6 7 H. G. HILL 7 68 77 77 57 22 308 8 R.C. CRAWFORD 20 20

Paget.. SIR R. GRAY, K.C. 7 74 77 73 67 64 362 1 N. W. HUTCHINGS 59 74 76 68 64 341 J. D. B. TALBOT 7 70 73 78 68 59 355 1 4 6 4 6 F. G. GOSLING 41 55 46 40 49 231 5 5 3 2 2

Warwick- „ W. A. MOORE 2 69 52 61 67 57 ~ 308 9 H. V. SMITH i 7 53 74 75 63 49 321 2 5 2 2 1 *> G. S. PATTON 70 71 65 58 58 322 1 9 7 3 2 A. B. SMITH 46 23 33 32 31 165 1 __1 Southampton.. O. R. LOBLEIN 5 53 33 46 47 50 234 2 W. S. PERINCHIEF 7 70 73 77 65 57 349 $ 4 2 1

H. W. WATSON 7 53 78 75 59 60 332 warn 1 1 J. N. LAMBE 60 72 57 64 55 308 2 1 1 2 1 1

Sandvs J. H. P. PATTERSON 2 64 70 68 63 61 328 1 5 1 1 1 ,. m tea F. C. MISICK 7 54 34 48 62 61 266 4 2 1 4 2 22 io O. COOPER 5 51 78 3 n DR. E. H. HARVEY 40 40 12 R. A. ROBERTS 8 63 64 135 a 13 DR. J.W. CANN 52 27 79 u C. G. GILBERT 29 70 51 33 183 3 6 1 1 1 mm EXPLANATORY NOTES. (i) Boh. T. B. Outerbridge.—Elevated to Legislative Co.ane_l, November, 1926. (8) R. C Crawford.—Elected April, 1028; possible attendances for that session, 19. (2) W. J. H. •__*»,_.—Elected December, 1926, vice Hon. T. B. Outerbridge; possible attendances for that session, (9) H. V. Smith.—Seat declared vacant hy order of Assembly, January, 1928; re-elected February, 1928, 98. (li) O. Cooper.—Died October, 1925. (3) ¥. W. K. Peniston. -Elected November, 1926, vice A. Peniston; possible attendances for that session, 60. (11) Dr. E. H. Harvey.—Elected October, 1925, vice O. Cooper J died May, 1926. (4) A. Peniston.—Died October, 1926. (12) R. A. Robe-ts.—Elected May, 1926. vice Dr. Harvey. (5; Hon. D. C. Trott.—Died December, 1924. (13) Dr. J. W. Cann.—Died January, 1925. (8) Lieut.-Col. T. M. DHL—Elected January, 1925, vice Dr.1 Trott; possible attendances for that session, 51. (14) C. G, Gttbert.—Elected vice Dr. Cann. February, 1925; possible attendances for that session, 46. (?) H. G. HUL—Died March, 1088. BUSINESS. (1) It Should be explained tbat frequently committees appointed one BILLS RESOLVES 1 COMMITTEES MESSAGES session reported in the next, and that Included in tbe number of those appointed are standing committees such as Finance, House and Grounds, Debates, &c, some ot which present no reports, while the Finance Committee make several during the life of the House. All committees automatically expire with the dissolution of Pa_- c J Passed. Consid­ Passed. Appoint­ Report­ Governor. Legislative llament, and the committees which have presented no reports (other Consid­ ered. ed. ed. Council. than those just specifically mentioned) are as follows, with date of ered. appointment:— Colonial Auditor, October 29th, 1924. From To From To •Dr. Balfour's Report, January 27th, 1925. Parish Vestries Aet, 1867, December 9th, 1925. 1821 2 2 1 1 6 1 17 5 - - Lighting of Public Roads, January llth, 1926. Registration of Businesses, 1927, February 22nd, 1927 1923-1924 40 32 85 88 18 12 106 31 8 8 Public Boads Protection Act, 1927, May 3rd, 1927. Buildings Regulation Act, 1927, May 5th, 1927. 1924-1925 61 56 28 23 19 18 122 32 12 12 Public Carriage Aet, 1923, May 9th, 1927. Motor Car Act, 1908, July 18th, 1927. 1925-1926 55 51 23 21 16 13 85 25 20 g2 Printing of Assembly, etc., January 10th, 1928. Betting on Race Tracks, February 2nd, 1928. 1926-1927 64 58 22 20 15 12 115 82 14 15 Vaccination Act, 1923, March 8th, 1928. •The committee on Dr. Balfour's Report made two interim reports 1927-1928 50 47 18 18 7 10 129 31 15 16 only, both on the subject of a leprosarium.