BUSINESS A .1 D GEN l~ItAJ_j IRlWTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
1877:
C:ON'rAININtl CLASS1}1 IED LISTS 0}, 1'HE BUSINE8S lIEN
() b' ST.~· JOHN'S,
AND TH11:
LEADING TovvNs AND D1sTRICTS OF T111 ... CoLONY,
WITH APPENDIX
CON'l'AfNI~O
DY JOHN A. ROCHFORT,
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND.
PRINTED BY LOVELL PRINTING AN(t PUBLlSBING OO}lPANY, FOR THE COMPILER.
1877.
BUSINESS AND GENERA]~ DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND
1877:
CONTAINING CLASSIFIED LISTS OF 11HE BUSINESS MEN
OF ST. JOHN'S,
AND THE
LEADING TowNs AND D1sTRICTS OF THE CoLONY,
WITH APPENDIX
CONTAINING
{ocal, 'ourmmcntnl and o~t~ Jnformation of n ~cneral (haradc~.
BY JOHN A. ROCHFORT,
Sr. JoaN's, NEwFOU!i'DLAND.
itontmtl: PRINTED BY LOVELL PRINTING .AND PUBLISHING cm1PA~Y, FOR THB COMPILER,
1877.
PREFACE.
IN laying this, his first essay in this peculiar department, before a considerate, generous and enlightened public, the author is not uncon scious of its many shortcomings; but would venture to express a hope that the little work may not be found unacceptable to the business portion of our community, for whom it is principally intended. In the present instance, the author has labore The Qneen and Royal Family, Her :Majesty's Household; Iler Majes- ty's Chief Officers of State, &c ...... _...... '...... 31 British Ambassadors Abroad...... 34 Household of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales...... 34 Colony of Newfoundland...... 35 Governor and Staff...... 35 Executive Council...... 35 I_Jrgiblntive Council...... 35 IIouse of Assembly...... 35 Colonial Secretary's Office...... 36 ~tipendiary Poor Commissioner...... 36 Re-venue Department...... 36 Surveyor-General's Department...... 36 Board of Works Department...... 37 Light IIouses, &c...... 37 Post Office Department...... 40 Post Office Directory for Newfoundland...... 44- J udieial Department...... 45 Savings Bank...... 46 Board of Health...... 46 Queon's Printer...... 47 ~~ducational Department...... 47 Civil List of the Colony of Newfoundland...... 4~ Ecclesiastica] Department...... 51 .Ba'nfrs ...... 53 ...... Foreign Consulates...... 53. • Newspapers published in the Colony...... 5-1 Nc,vfoundla\ld Tariff...... 54 Dorninion of Canada Tariff...... 56 Sovcreig!1s of Ji~urope...... 63 ~fonthly Time Table...... 63 B1:itish Tariff of Customs...... 64 Imports into the Colony of .Newfoundland for 1Si2...... 70 General Exports from the Colony of Newfoundland for 1872-73...... 72 General Imports into the Colony of N cwfoundland for 1873-74...... 74 General Exports from the Colony of Newfoundland for 1874-75...... 78 General Imports into the Colony of Newfoundland for 1875...... 80 Currency 'I'ables-Dollars and Cents into Pounds, Shillings and Pence...... 82 CmTcrn:y Tablei:l-Poun OF NEWFOUNDLAND. S1.,. JOHN'S. Agencies, Express. Dryer & Greene, Murket house, Water Fenelon M., Amerioan, Foreign nnd st European Express, Davies & Tur GILLARD & SMITH, 227 Water st ner, London, Water st Hearn P. & T., 129 Water st Morrison W. D., FisL.wick's Culoniul More W. H., & Son, 183 Water st Express, 301 Water st Pitts J. & W., 261 Water st SPRY T. W., Beck's Agenoies, Insurance. cove Prowse R., & Son, 225 Water st Canada Life nnd Firt) Insurance Co., Simms John S., 1 Prescott st hon. P. V. Whiteway, agent Uommeroial Union, Fire, Life and Bakers, General. Marine, II. J. Stabb, agent AYRE J.B. & G., 46 New Gower st Guardian Insurance Co., J. S. ·winter, Bowden Robert, 14 New Gower st agent Calleton John, 110 Duckworth st, cor Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Co., Cochrane st R. Alexander, agent Doady W. M., 132 New Gower st Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., E. L. Furlong Lawrence, Duckworth st n Jarvis, agent Custom house Liverpool and London and Globe Insur Egan J., 113 New Gower st ance Co., Bowring Bros., agents Fitzpatrick J., 67 New Gower st Northern Assurance Co., A. 0. Hay Flaherty Ed ward, 19 New Gower st ward, agent MITCHELL THOMAS, 1 Queen's North American Insurance Co., E. L. road Jarvis, agent Patterson -, Duckworth st, n Pre~cott North British and Mercantile Assurance st Co., hon. A. Shea, agent St. John F., 112 Water st Pelican Life Insurance Co., W. & G. Bakeries, Biscuit. Rendell, agents Phooni:x: Fire Assurance Co., W. & 0. BROWNING G., & SON, Water st W Rendell, agents Harvey & Co., Water st E Standard Fire and Life Assurance Co., MURRAY JAM~JS, Rennie's Mile H. J. Stabb, agent road, St John st E, and Water st W Artists, Photographic, &c. Blacksmiths. LYON E.W., 206 Water st Buckley Put., Williams st off Water st Lyon Robert, 4 Beck's cove Bate Moses, George st n Adelaide st PARSONS S. II., 310 Water st Carroll Andrew, 30 Prescott st Wood J.P., 178 Water st Crossman Aaron, 5 Prescott st Drowns J., Pokeham path, n S. S. Auctioneers. bridge Bown G. F., 1 McBride's hill Kinsella John, 6 Beck's cove CARBERRY P. F., 2 Beck's cove McGrath William, 46 Water st E Clift T. W., 142 Water st McLarty William, 2 Holdsworth st Dickenson H. K., 127 Water st Mulloy Edward, 2 McBride's hill BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 6 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Mullowney J oscph, Water st W Fitzgerald Edward, 164 Duckworth st Pope John, 47 George st Fitzgerald John, 36 Cochrane st Pope Wm., 145 New Gower st Fogarty Joseph, 3 Adelaide st Boarding Houses. Glasgow John, 396 Water i;;t Hayes Thos., 118 New Gower st Coughlan William, 16J Duc.kworth st Hnsey John, 14 Adelaide st Cormack Mrs., Water st Keefe l\lichael, 398 ·water st Morry Benj. S., Vollins block, Duck Moore James, 22 Signal Hill road worth st Neagle John, 69 New Gower st Rochford Miss, 342 Water st O'Regan John, 160 Water st Simms Mrs. Geo., W atcr st Summer~ Thomas, 320 Water st Boot and Shoe Makers. Summers Patrick, Queen's road n .ARCHIBALD ~,I., 37 t Water st Prescott st CALLAHAN WILLIAM, 180 WatPr · Summers John, 206 Duckworth st st Cabinetmakers, &c. Comerford A., & Son, 20 New Gower st BETHUNE & F .UH, 218 Duck- Connors M., New Gower st worth st Daily Patrick, 270 Duckworth st Bearns 'l'hos., 254 W atcr st Didham J., 100 New Gower st Cole T. H., 71 Gower st Down Roger, 2G New Gower st Collins C. & A , K cw Gower st W Down Robert, 322 Water st Daymond Wm., 274 and 276 Duck- J,Jnglish J., 266 Water st worth st Graham R., 166 Water st GOFF WILLIAM, 2 Prescott st Hellier John, 206 Duckworth st HAGBRTY PATRICK, 15 Queen st Holland John, New Gower st Pope Henry, 59 George st Kehoe M., Water st Thompson A., 230 Water st -Kelly Thos., 146 Duckworth st Weir W. E., Gower- st O' Hegan A. & T., 184 Water st O'Regan J., 370 Water st China and Glassware Dealers. Pelly F. W., 186 Water st Bolt S., 208 Water st Raftis Jas., 210 Water st Filmore Geo., 386 W nter st SMITH ROBERT, 118 Water 8t Martin J. H., 100 Water st Sutton James, 42 New Gower st Confectioners. Trelligan J ., 34 New Gower st Wadden John, 256 Water st AYRE J. G. & B., 46 Now Gower and Wadden Nicholas, 414 Water et Water st Walsh M.; 14 Water st W Foran J. W., 103 Water st Horwood J., 155 ".,.ater st Butchers. Lash J. & G., 303 Water st Bambrick l\fio}iael, 30 Water st W Coopers. Brien Thomas, 338 "\Vater st B1·ion Redmond, 190 Water st Boggan Francis, 40 Prescott st Buckmaster Patrick, 242 Water st BOGGAN JOHN, 281 Gower st Connors Mich., 154 and 156 Wat01· st Boggan Richard, Gower st Colbert James, 25 New Gower st Buckley James, 28 Duckworth ~t Cook William, 278 Wator st Buckley Thos., 30 Duckworth st Connolly Michael, cor Prescott and Bolt William, Patrick st Duckworth i;;ts Blucklen Thomas, South ~idc Courtenay Richard, 410 ,Yater st Comerford Lawrence, 151 Duckworth Dooley Dennis, 110 Water st st Dooley Pa.trick, 170 Duckworth st Collins Michael, Brien st n Convent Doder Henry, 350 Water st Curren Michael, Carters hill Eules Samuel A., 196 New Gower st Corbett Thomas, 2 Dioks i;q Ebsary Mark, 382 Water st Corbett William, Freshwater road Eagan Patrick, 22 New Gower st Colton John, South side m:f.\NESS AND CLASSlFIED 7 DIRECTORY O}' NEWFOUNDLAND. Uousins Edward, South side MONROE 1\1., 327 Water st Dunn 'rl1omas, 130 Water st O'Brien L .• & On., 101 Water st Bllard Michael, 254 Gower st O'Dwyer R, 2!)1 Water st Fitzgerald Michnel, Curter's hill Peters & Badcock, 189 andl 91 Water st Fitzhenry Miles, Carter's hill Sclater David, 161 Water st Feehan J., 18 Buchanan Rt SHARPE, KELLY & CO., 2i9 Galway Nicholas, 4 Pokeham path "\Yater st Gallavan William, 2(i Duckworth ;:,t SHlRRAN & PIP PY, 315 and 317 Hayes Michael, 29 Cochrane st Water st Hayes Richard, Queen's brid~c SILLAllS A., 315 Water st Keough Patrick, 4 7 Prescott i-t STEER JOHN. 379, 381 aud 383 Larkin John, Pokeham path "\Vater st l\foore J., Limekiln hill STEWART J. & \Y., 359 "\Yater st l\Ioore Joseph, Patrick ::-t Druggists. l\foNA:\IARA AUST!~, Gow\'\· st DBARIN JG~ Water st Power & Kenny, Gower st. J. J., Power Michael, Buchanan st .ilcJ'vlUlWO 'fHOS., & CO., 210 and 212 "\\' ater :-;t Power John, jr., Prescott st. .l\lara 11'., 129 f->t Prior l\Iatthcw, l;>S Water :-t W O' J. Wah'r \Varren J~dward, South f'i,fo Ellgineers, &c. Withycombe - ANGEL--, St. Johns foundry, Patrick "\Vithycombt! - st N Dentists. A.NG E [.J JA :\lES, Victoria foundry, BARRETTE 1 >U., 230 \Y atcr st Water st W Burns Dr., 208 Water f;t l\IcTAGGAR'r & GE?IDIEL, :Engine Distillers, &c. and Boiler foundry, \Vater f;t E Bennett C. F., & Co., "\Yater st "\V S~IYTH lL F., Duckworth bt n Cus Lindberg & Backstrom, 8ignal hill ronJ tom house l\Iincral Water Co., Queen's road cor Furniture Dealers. Duckworth st Boarns ThomaR, 139 1Vater st CO., 150 Duck JERATED WATER DA YMO:ND WlLLIAl\1, Duckworth worth st st n McBride's hill Drapers. HAGERTY J> ATRICK, 115 Queen AYRE & MARSHALL> 231 and 235 st Water st l\Iartin J. H., & Co., Water st Baird Bros., 187 Water st Grocers. Baird Ja mes, 217 "'Water E-t BERNEY & FITZGIBBON, 283 Baird James, 217 W atcr st Water st 13aldwin Joseph, lH Water st Bowring Brothers, 271 "\Vater st Uallahan James, 107 Water st Boyden James, 285 Water st Callen William, 3i9 Water st CHOWN, GIBB & CO., 127 Water st CURREN J. R, Water st ·w, n SS Craig William, 373 Water st bridge DTJDER EDWIN, 363 Wuter st Dalton John, 172 Water st W FINLAY J. N., 181 Water st Bdens John A., 15:i and 155 Watcl' 1:i"'IR'fH W.R., & CO., 345 Water st st E Goodfellow & Co., 319 Water st EL1\1SLEY GEORGE, 193 Water st GRIEVE WALTER, & CO., 185 Farrell Michael, 161 Duckworth tit Water st Hogan Patrick, 201 Water st Hutchins Philip, 2~~ Water st Hoaan & Caddigan, 446 Water et Jordan P., & Sons, 222 Water st Hafiy William D., 140 Kew Gower st Kitchin Wm., 238 Water st Hutton George, 9 King's road· McDOUGALL & TEMPLETON Kiely James, Duckworth st n Mc 299 Water st Bride's hill :BUSINESS AND CLAf.l::lH'lED 8 DIItECTORY OF NEWFOUN.l)LAND. McCARTHY JOHN, 430 Water st Knight's home, S. Knight, 173 W atcr st Mullowney Mrs., 241 Water st Mansion house, Mrs. Higgins, Collins' Morrison W. D., 301 Water st buildings, Duckworth st Murray James, 49 Water st ,v Victoria house, W aldegrave st Mitchell Bros., 427 W uter st Joiners, &c. O'Mara Thomas, Water st Parker W. & L., 331 Water st Coleman John, George's towQ Phelan Timothy, 2 Adelaide st Carew John, Military road Phelan James, 164 Water st Campbell-, 86 Queen's road, n Wcs- Rankin Charles, Adelaide st leyan church Rogerson J. J., 360 Water sf Davey William, 173 Gower st RANKIN C. B., 361 Water st Duane Philip, Water st W SEYMOUR H. W., 347 Water st EARLE HENRY, 14 British sq Sinnot David, Duckworth st Harris William, Prescott st Smith Edward, 149 Water st Halloran Jeremiah, Gower st Tobin Michael, 380 Water st Kickham Charles, Nunnery hill Tobin W. & J., 172 Duckworth st Knight A. Tarrehin John, 93 Water st O'Grady William, 2 Cochrane st Veale Walter, 151 Duckworth st Power John, 28 Prescott st WALSH W. P., 147 Water st Southcott J. & W., 56 and 58 Prescott WHITE LAWRENCE, 291 Water st st White Philip D., 37 W at.er st W Withyoombe John, South side WITHYCOMBE J. D., Water st W WITHYCOMBE J. D., Water st W Whitten & Power Hairdressers, &c. Lea.therware Dealers. BLACKWOOD A. & R., 240 Waterst He:ffers R., 206 Water st ARCHIBALD-, 371 Water st THOMAS N., 157 Water st BARNSTEAD GEO., & SOX, 208 Harnessmakers, &c. Water st l\Iartin J. D., 139 Water st Daily John, Duckworth st, near T. A. Lumber Merchants. & B. S. Hall's f McGrath William, 208 Water st BOYD J. & W., 327 Waterst McKenzie John, ,v ater st Clift, Wood & Co., Wnter st Scott John P ., 342 Water st COLLINS J. R., & CO., Water st Winsor & Vallance, W at.er st W Hardware Dealers. Merchants, ComuAssion. Bowring Brothers, 271 Water st Collis D. H., 221 Water st Bown G. F., McBride's hill Gear Geor~e, 213 Water st BOYD J. & W., 327 Water st GLEESON JAMES, 105 and 10'7 CARBERRY P. F., Beck's cove Water st Clift, Wood & Co., Clift's cove HOWLEY JOHN, 3:19 Water st Clift T. W., 142 Water st. Hutchins Philip, 223 Water st COLLINS J. R.., & CO., Water st Martin J. H., & Co., 145 Water st Dickenson H.K., 12'7 Water st NEYLE RICHARD, 234 Water st Dwyer & Greene, Market house PARKER W. & L., 331 Water st Edens John A., 153 and 155 Water st O'Brien L., & Co., Water st GILLARD & SMITH, 227Water st POWER EDWARD, 220 Water st HaywardGeo. J., 253 Water st Hearn J. & T., 139 Water et Hotels. Lemessurier & Knight, 169 Water "t ATLANTIC, J. 'N. Foran, 102 Water MORE W. H., & SON, 183 Water st st Meehan Edward, 153 Water st Albert, John Tobin, 5 Beck's cove Molloy T .. N., & Co., 91 Water st British house, New Gower Pt, n Theatre Morrison W. D., 301 Water i:;t hill Pitt9 J. & W., 261 Water st BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 9 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDL.A..ND. Prowse R., & Son, 227 Water st Pa.inters, House, Sign, &c. Rendell W. & G., 82 Water st Collier John, l\I eeting House hill SPRY T. W., Beck's cove Carnell Hrnry, Prescott st Simms Johu Prescott S., 1 st Hanley Richard, Duckworth et E, n STABB HENRY J., 85 Water st Fort Townshend Woods John, 5 Waterst Hodder Wm., & Sons, Prescott st .Merchants, General. :McKenzie Thomas, Water st AYRE & MARSHALL, 231 and l\lullowney & Gamberg, Long's hill 235 Water st Stidslow John, 9 Dick's sq BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO., 205 Udle John, 175 Gower st Water st Walsh Francis, Theatre hill Bennett C. F., & Co., 385 Water st Plumbers. Baird Brothers, 187 Water st Bowring Brothers, 271, 273 and 275 ELL IS CHARLES, 292 Water st Water st Foster H. H., 214 Duckworth st Boyd & McDougall, 337 Water st Tucker E. F., McBride's hill Bryden James, 285 Water st Wills John, 398 Water st Clift, Wood & Co., Water st, n Mar- Pump and Block Makers. ket house DUCHEMIN J. L., 366 Water st DUDER EDWIN, 353 Water st JANER JOHN, Duckworth st FINLAY J. N., 275 Water st Myler Thos., 340 Water at Fox James, 129 Water st FURLONG BROS. Sailmakers. ·Goodfellow & Co., 241 Water st Armstrong W ., Duckworth st Goodridge Alan, & Sons, 325 Water st Dicks George, 20 New Gower st GRIEVE WALTER, & CO., 185 Forward George, 8 King's road Water st HUTCHINGS CHAS. Harvey K, & Co., 109 Water &t Shamler James, 3 Duckworth st Hutchins Philip, 223 and 225 Waterst WILLARD-, McBride's hill .Joh Brothers & Co., 143 Water st Sculptors, &c. Killegrew William,· 341 Water st Adams Lemessurier & Knight, 169 Water st Donelly John, Cochrane st MARCH STEPHEN, 89 Water st HAG WILLIAM, Duckworth st, opp MONROE M., Water·st T. A. & B. S. Hall O'Brien L., & Co., 101 Water st :McKein R. A., 273 Gower st O'Dwyer R., 291 Water st SKINNER JOHN, Duckworth st Rogerson P., & Son, 399 Water st Smith Alexander, 276 Gower st Shea Am brose, 82 Water st Shipwrights. SILLARS A., Water st Stabb, Row & Holm wood, 307 Water st Condon Daniel, Beck's cove STEER JOHN, 379, 381 and 383 Condon Samuel ~Vater st Martin Adam, Gower st STEWART J. & W., 359 Waterst Saunders Peter, Carter's hill Tessier P. & L., 307 Water st Watkins Abel, 10 Adelaide st Millinery, &c. Stationers, &c. Chisholm C. F., 175 Water st FINLAY J. N., 181 Water st COLEMAN P. W., 365 Water st Goss Mrs. D., 230 Water st Dicks & Brace, 202 Water at Goss Mrs. J., 218 Water st Fenelon M., 280 Water st Mulloy Mrs., Carter's hill McConnon Thos., 148 Water st Peters, Badcock & Co. (Misses Roche), Rouse l\irs., 305 Water st 189, 190 and 191 Water st SHARPE MRS., 279 Water st Stonemasons. SHIRRAN MRS.. 315 and 317 BURRIDGE THOS., Signal hill road Water st Connick Edward, ·JY New Gower st B m:SINESS AND CLASSIFIED 10 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Garret Samue], Fort Townshend SCOTT J. A., Water st Kelly William, Water st WHITEFORD J. & W., 224 Water st Ktmny William, New Gower st O'Neil Thomas, Water st Wheelwrights, &c. Tailors. Carnel1 Samuel, 214 Duckworth st FURLONG BROTHER~, Duck .Berrigan Patk. worth Rt Cassidy Patrick, 308 Water st Herder B. G., Gower st, n Temperance CHAMBERS JOHN, 120 Water st ha11 Cox James, 164 ·water st McGRATH THOS., 215 Duckworthst Curran John, W uter st MYXICH & WINSOR, Military road Darcey & Dunsterville, Water st Dennehy Cornelius, 182 Water st Wines and Spirits, Ret~il. Gladney M., 282 Water st Galway Dennis, 352 Water st Anderson John, 258 Water st Goss John, 218 Water st Baird James, 217 Water st Haberlin S., 254 Water st Barron Mr@., 136 Water st JORDAN P., & SONS, 222 '\Yater st Brennan Edward, 190 Water st Kelly P., 284 Water st Brophy Stephen, Limekiln hill Kennedy P., 276 Water st Cantwell James, 363 Water st Kitchin Wm., 238 Water st Cantwell John, 252 Water st McGrath Michael, 165 Water st Cahill Joseph, 267 Water st W McGrath John, 13 Princess st Uarter John, 30 New Gower st Mellis Ja mes, 236 Water st Cash Mrs., 188 Water st Murray Thomas, 212 "\V ater st Chafe-, 376 Water st O'Kean Owen, "\V ater st Conolly Lawrence, 82 Military road Patrick John, 53 Victoria st Cooney .M. J., 42 Water st W Robertson J., 296 Water st Corbett William, Cookestown Ryall Thomas, 180 Duckworth st Crane John, Water st cor Job's lane V oisey John, 57 Gower st Crotty Mrs., Signal hill road Webber G. T., 96 New Gower st Cullen William, 348 Water st Cuddihy Thomas, 72 Duckworth st Tin, Sheet Iron & Copper Workers. Davies John, 124 Water st .Allan & Goudie, Water st Deady Thomas, 163 Water st COOPER JOSJijPH, Water st Devine James, 317 Water st Elliott James, Water st Donovan John, 168 Duckworth st Gear George, 213 and 349 Water st Dooling John, 160 Water st Gushue -, Water st Duggan Henry, 99 Water st PEACE ROBT., & CO., 199 Water st Duggan Bridget, 206 Water st Pennock Elmsley Geo., 3(15 Water st Sh.cean John, ·water st W Feehan John, 58 Water st W Flannery James, 226 Water st Undertakers. Flynn Maurice, 37 4 Water st Carew John, Military road Foran J. W., 103 Water st Carne] Samuel, 114 Duckworth st Ford E., South side Herder H. G., Gower st Galway Mrs., 378 Water st McGRATH THOS., 115 Duckworth st Hammond Mrs., 28 Military road Power John, 28 Prescott st Hawe Thomas, 28 New Duckworth Hennessy James, 130 Duckworth st Watchmakers, &c. Hogan Patrick, 31~ Water st Earle R. H., 216 Water st Ivory Richard, 94 Prescott st English William, 266 Water st Jocelyn John, Quidi Vidi Langmead Ueorge, 304 Wat~r st Keating Thomas, 134 Water st LINDBBRG JOHN, 171 Water st Kean Charles, 300 Water st Lindberg Charles, Water st Laracy James, 324 Water st LYON HENRY, 366 Water f5t Lash J. & G., 305 Water st BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 11 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Leamy Thomas, 363 Water st Phelan Timothy, 338 Water et Leary John, 32 Gower st Power l\l. A., 128 Water st Leo-, 53 Duckworth st Power James, 190 New Gower st Linegar :\Irs., 122 Duckworth st Power Edward, 371 Niw Gower st :MacKay Wm., 27;') Water st W Power Michael, 42 Cochrane st l\IcCarthy John, 144 \Yater st Prender~ast Wm., 192 New Gower st McCourt Philip, 282 Water st Rankin Charles, 288 Water st McGrath T., George's town Raftis Mrs. C., 323 Water st W McGrath Mrs., 10 Queen st Sheean John, Water st W McKay James, 239 Water st Tobin :Michael, 337 Water st Maher Edward, 198 Water st Torpey .Mrs., l\lill lane l\Ieehan Patk., 388 Water st Thorburn William, 3ti2 Water st. Meehan Mrs., 3 Rennie's Mill road Trelligan Francis, 12 Queeu at Moore Solomon, 252 Water st Wadden Ellen, 410 Water st Murphy Patrick, 392 Water st Walsh William, Patrick at Murphy Richard, 168 Water st W Walsh Wm. L., 119 Duckworth st O'Donnell James, 290 Water st Walsh Mrs., 386Water st O'Dwyer John, 166 Duckworth st Walsh Wm., 92 Military road O'Neil Thomas, 140 Water st Walsh Mary, F. W. Fort Townsend Phelan James, 164 Water st Villeneuve A., 274 Water st ST. JOHNS. Religious, Charitable and Benefit I United Fishermen's Society Societies. Local Companies and S0cietie1. Benevolent Irish Society Bible Society, St. John's and N. F. Agricultural Society Auxiliary Commercial Society Dorcas Society Dredge-Boat Company Industrial Society Floating l>ry Dock Uompany Mechanics Society General Wat,er Company Newfoundland British Society St. John's Boot and Shoe Manufactur- Newfoundland Fishermen's Society ing Company Shipwrights' Benefit Society St. John's Gas Li~ht Company Sons of Temperance, Grand Division St. John's Steam Tug Company St. Vincent De Paul Society (Ladies) Betts Cove Mining Company St. Vincent De Paul Society Union Mining Tilt Cove Company Star of the Sea Association Fire Companies. St. Andrew's Society St. George's Society Phoonix Volunteer Company Total Abstinence and Benefit Society Cathedral Volunteer Brigade Total Abstinence and Benefit Juvenile Society HARBOR GRACE. Blacksmiths. Grubert John, Water st Barnes Geo., Le Marchant st Grubert "\V m., Water st Strathie John, Le Marchant st Morris John, Water st Tapp John, Noad st Butchers. Tapp Wm., Water st Hogan John, Water st Boot and Shoe Makers. Lahey Richard, Water st Barry John, Harvey st Lahey Robert, Water st Goff John, Water st Walsh Robert, Water st BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 12 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Cabinetmakers. Davis Wm., Main st Coady Francfa, Water st Fitzgerald :l\Iiehael, N oad st Parsons Alexander, Water st Gordon Samuel, ,v ater st Parsons Edward, Water st Green Thomas, Water st Green John, Water st ,Carpenters. Green J oho, Bannerman st Butters John, Water st Heater Geo., Caplin cove Hu tchi nizs J as., Water st Henessy John~ Water st , Mitchell John, Beach Keefe Ja mes, Water st \ Newhook Robert, Marsh Lindsay James, Caplin cove Pynn Augustus, Queen st Lynch Thomas, Caplin cove Rogeri;; Edw::ird, Uourage's B Martin Joshua, Martin's brook Spence John, Cochrane st Noel Jonathan, South side O'Niel Dennis, South side Coopers, Parsons Edward, South side Coady John, River head Parsonli George, Bear's cove ,C11ady 'fhomas, River head Parsons James, So11th side Flynn Michael, Water st Parsons John, Water st :Fletcher Daniel, Harvey st Parsons Jonathan, Bear's cove Ford William, Harvey st Parsons Joshua, Hill •Grubert Michael, Harvey st Parsons Joshua, Martin's brook Innott Joseph, Old Carbonear road Parsons Moses, South side Phelan James, Queen st Parsons Nathaniel, South side Richards John, Beach Parsons Thomas, Otterbury Drugiist, Parsons Tbos. G., Otterbury W. H. Thompson, Water st Parsons Tobias, Stretton's hill Parsons William, Otterbury Engineers. Pike Charles, Ship's head Makinson George, Victoria st Pumphrey John, Water st Martie Frederick, Caplin cove Pumphrey Jeremiah, Main st Pumphrey William, Main st Merchants. Ryan John, Water st Greene Daniel, Water l!lt Rogers Eli, Ship's head Hippesley James, Water st Sinnott Martin, Victoria st .Jillard lT ohn P., Water st Scully Thomas, Hill .Jillard-. Water st Scully John, College road l\Iunn John, Water st Stevenson John, River head .Munn .Hobt., Harvey st Stevenson ·William, River head Munn Wm., Water st Strapp John, Main st Patterson John, Water st Taylor John, South side Boss C. W., Water st Taylor Samuel, Bear's cove Ross Thos. J., Water st 'raylor William, Rear's cove Rutherford Andrew, Cochrane st Whitewny George, Caplin cove Rutherford George, Water st Whiteway John, Caplin cove Physicians and Surgeons. Shipwright. Allan Wm., Harvey st Allan Wm. M., Water st Warren William, Ship's head Planters. Shopkeepers. Alcock Azariah, Water st Glendon William, Water st Alcock Mark, Ship's head Godden Thomas, Water st Andrews Stephen, Water st Jarvis Jamel!, Water st Brien Michael, Le Marchant st Jones -, ,v.ater st Davis Nathaniel, Caplin cove Quinton Edward W., Water st Davis Wm., South side Quinton Thomas, Water st BUSINESS .AND CLASSIFIED 13 DIREOTORJ OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Taylor Henry, Noad st Crane John, Cochrane st Trapnell John, Water st Parsons Mark, Main st Trapnell Henry, Water st Parsons Willis, Water st Tailors. Wine and Spirit Dealers, Licensed Lynch John, Water st Callahan Maddigan Richard, Water st James, W atcr st Coady McKinnon Murdoch, Water John, Water st st Colbert Shortis M., Water st Philip, Water st Parsons Ebenezer, Water st Tinsmith. Shea Dennis, Main st Kennedy C. L., Water st Shea John, Carbonear roo.d Traders. Walsh Mark, Water st Anderson Robert, ,v ater st Hairdresser. Bulger James, Water st Blackwood Daniel, Water st.. Butt William, Water st Butt William, jun., Cochrane st Hotel. Cairns Thomas M., Water st Collins Terence, Water st HARBOR GRACE. Religious and Charitable Societies. Total Abstinence and Benefit Society:,, Benevolent Irish Society, Conception Harbor Grace Bay Total Ab!';tinence and Benefit Juvenile, British Society, Conception Bay Society Catholic Irish Society, Conception Local Companies and Societies .. Bay Harbor Grace Gas Lighting Uo .. Dorcas Society, Harbor Grace Harbor Grace Water Compan1, HARBOR MAIN, (DISTRICT OF.) CAT'S CO VE. HARBOR 11IAIN.. Planters. Planters Back J. Conway Nicholas Caen Daniel Corbett Edward Curran Patrick Corbett Thomas Dunn Michael Costello Daniel Gushue William Costigan Thomas Griffin Richard Crawley J amei, Hart Edward Donelly James Lacy Michael Duirgan 'l'homas Lanassy John Ezekiel l\iliehael Lewis Moses Ezekiel Thomas Mahony Philip Fardy Lawrence Mahony Philip; jun. Fardy Mortimer Murphy James Fary Charles Power Patrick Fury John St. John Edward Gorman Michael St. John Thomas Gorman Walter St. John Thomas Hancow Thomas Wade James Hickey John Wade Maurice Hickey Patrick Woodford James Holden Richard BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 14 DIRECTORY OF NFWFOUNDLAND. Joy John Veitch George Joy Michael Veitch Philip Joy William Wall Garret Keating John Walsh James Keefe Thomas Walsh Michael Kennedy John Walsh Thomas Moore James Pennell James MIDDLE BIGHT. Pennell Joseph Planters. Sliney Daniel Batten James Sliney Thomas Batten Joseph Sullivan Cornelius Batten William Sullivan Daniel Taylor Abraham Sullivan John Taylor Jacob Sullivan Timothy Wall l\lichael SAL111os· COVE. Walsh Jam0 s Walsh John Planters. Woodford l\1id1ael Batten Patrick Woodford Samuel Cahill William Woodford William Co8tello Michael HOLYROOD. Flanni~an Patrick Kehoe James Planters. Kelly Joseph Bennett John Mason Joseph Brown James Mulloy Thomas Joy John Moore James Kennedy John Moore William Lewis John Penny John Taplin James Sevier Joseph PORT DE GRAVE, (DISTRICT OF.) BRIG US. Bartlett Joseph Merchants and Traders. Bartlett Joseph, jun. Bartlett Levi Butler Thomas Breaker James Butler Benjamin Bride Thomas Butler Thomas Burke James Faraday James Byrne John Seamon Robt. J. C. Clarke Caleb ~mith James Clarke Charles, sen. Smith Nicholas Clarke Isaac Clarke Moses Planters. Clarke Robert Antell Thomas Clarke Samuel Antell William Clarke William, sen. ARpell James Cote William Barnes William Curtis Thomas Bartlett Abraham Donavan John Bartlett Abraham, jun. Dowlen Ja mes Bartlett John Dowlen Stephen Bartlett John, jun. Farrell Edward BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 15 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Field William Sparks Ja mes Fling Patrick Sparks John French William Sparks Stephen Gaul Thomas Spraklin John Gushue Charles Spraklin Richard Gushue George, sen. Spraklin Thomas Gushue James Spraklin William Haberline Patrick Trichard William Hanrahan John Walker Ja.mes Harvey Job Walker Richard Hiscock Edwin Walsh Richard Hiscock Thomas Washer Samuel His<1ock Witliam Watts Henry James Thomas Way Thomas Jamieson Joseph Way William Janes Stephen Welsh John Kelly James Welsh Moses King Henry Welsh William King Richard Whelan David King Samuel Wilcox John King Thomas Wilcox John, J.P. Keough Thomas Wilcox Samuel Legnos Thomas Wilcox Thomas Madd~n Thomas Wilcox William M:osdell Thomas Youden Henry ~orman John Y ouden Philip Norman Na.than Payne Thomas CUPIDS. Pearcy David Planters. Pearcy Henry Breen James Pearcy Henry Breen John Pearcy John Byrne James Pearcy Joseph Byrne Richard Pearcy Na than Colbiduck Robert Pearcy Stephen Delany Patrick Pearcy William J. Dunn Patrick Penny Matthew Dunn Thomas Power Reuben Dunn William Quinlan Peter Etcbingwan Martin Rabbits Nathaniel M. H. A. Hayes James Roberts Alfred Hind Thomas Roberts Edward Kelly William Roberts Esau Le Drew Abraham Roberts Jacob Le Drew Francis Roberts Job Le Drew Isaao Roberts John Le Drew John Roberts Joseph Le Drew Philip Roberts Joshua Le Drew Samuel Roberts Simon Le Drew Solomon Roberts William Le Drew TobiaR Rose Simon Lowergan Ed ward Rose William Norman James Saunders James N oseworthy William Shea Cornelius Power James Sheean Ed ward Seerick Daniel BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 16 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND.~ Sheppard William Conolly John Smith Alfred Dawe Charles Smith George Dawe Jonathan Spracklen Frederick Dawe Robert Spracklen Jonathan Fowler William Spracklen Simon Hussey Thomas Spracklen William Morgan George '.raylor Isaac PORT DR GRAVE. Taylor John Taylor Robert Merchants and Traders. Webber Henrv Bussey George Wells Henry " Forward 0. H. Wells James Kenny Patrick Wells Samuel Planters. Wells Mrs., & Spns Whelan William Bussy Abraham Butler Charles CUPIDS TO NORTH RIVER. Butler J abez Planters. Butler James Butler Robert Bishop Eel ward Dawe Henry Bishop George Hampton John Bishop John Hussey George Bishop Joseph Hussey John Bussey Joseph Mugford Charles Bussey Thomas Mugford John Butler Abraham Mugford William Butler William Richards Abraham CARBONE.AR, (DISTRICT OF.) CARBONE AR. Bemister Edward Merchants and Traders. Bingham James Bishop George Anderson Robert Bransfield John Apsey John .F. Brennan Edward Apsey & Co. Bridle William Bolmer Robert R. Brian Peter Bul~er Michael Brown John Coultas Miles Burke John Duff & Bolmer Burke William Forward Ambrose Burke George Gould Benjamin T. H. Butt George Hawker William Butt Terence Kennedy Thomas C. Butt William Maddock John Cahill Edward Maddock J. & R. Cahill John Pearce John Carroll Martin Rorke John M. H. A. Chubb George Planters. Clarke David Babb Richard Clarke George Bailey Andrew Clarke Joseph Baker William Clarke Moses BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 17 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLA:-.D. Volbert John Hol well Henry Colbert Peter Holwell James Colborne Thomas Holwell John Cole Henry Horwood Hugh Cole Richard Howell James Connolly John Howell Robert Cooke John Howell William Cronan William Janes Daniel Cullen Owen Jones Edward Davis Richard Joy Patrick Davis Richard, jun. Keanialey David Davis William Keefe Michael Davis William, sen. Keefe William Dawley John Kelly James Donelly Michael Kelly Michael Dooley John Keneally John Dooley John, jun. Kennedy John Dooley Michael Keouih Maurice Doyle James Keough John Doyle Maurice Kelly John Doyle Michael Laherty Dennis Driscoll Ja mes Lang Frederick Dunphy Patrick Lang James Dwyer Edward Lang John Earle George Lang Richard Earle Moses Long Alfred Evans Samuel Lundergan Peter Fogarty Patrick Luther John Forward Charles Luther Stephen Forward George Luther Thomas French George Lynch John French Joseph Maddock Patrick Furlong James Mahoney Josiah .Furlong Walter Mam-field James Geary Thomas Marshall Cleophas George Richard Marshall John George Robert Marshall Peter Gil Iott James McCarthy Daniel Guess Patrick McCarthy John Guy William McCarthy Patrick Hamilton Edward McGrath John Hamilton Henry Meaney Lawrence Hamilton Peter Meaney Patrick Hanrahan David Mercy Thomas Hanrahan Michael Moore Charles Hanrahan William Mulcahy David Hartnell Michael l\lurphy David Haskill John Murphy Richard Hayden Edmund Murphy Richard, jun. Hearne James Murray Michael Hennessey Maurice Neagle Ja mes Hyde Patrick Neale James Hogan Daniel Oates Mark Hogan John Parsons Joseph Hogan William Parsons Samuel BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 18 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUSDLAND. Pearce Robert Taylor Joseph Pelly Frederick Taylor Joseph H. Prendergast James Taylor Mark Penny Stephen Taylor Nathaniel Penny William Taylor Nicholas Penny William H. Taylor Stephen Pike Alfred Taylor William Pike Charles Taylor William F. Pike Charles Taylor William, jun. Pike Edmund Thistle David Pike Edward Thistle John Pike George Thistle Thomas Pike Henry Thoms Joseph Pike John Thomey William Pike Moses Tobin Martin Pike Moses, j un. Tobin Peter Pomroy James Walls Samuel Powell Elihu Walsh Walter Powell Thomas Walsh William Power John Westcote Joseph Priddle Jacob Whelan James Priddle James Whelan John Rendell George White Michael Rorke Patrick Williams George Rossiter Joseph Winsor Alfred Rumson George Winsor George Ryan Michael ,vinsor James Shea Daniel Young John Shea John Shea Patrick MOSQUITO. Soper George Sweeney Edward Planters. Sweeney James Crane George .Sweeney Michael Gordon George Sweeney Patrick Hanrahan William Taylor Abel Murphy John Taylor Albert Pike James Taylor Edward Piddle Thomas Taylor George Piddle James Taylor Henry Pike Edward Taylor John Pike John 'Taylor John, jun. B.A.Y DE VERDS, (DISTRICT OF.) BAY DE VERDS. Cash Robert Cotter Ed ward Planters. Duffit Jehn :Barter William Duffit John,jun. Blundon Charles Eadv William Blundon J oho Emberly John Blundon Stephen Emberly Joseph :Blandon Thomas Emberly Stephen Broders John Emberly Thomas Cash Joseph Fleming Michael BUSINESS AND CLI\SSIFIED 19 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLA\ Ii. Garrett Jonas Hillyard Henry Hide Lawrence Homer John Jacobs George Homer Stephen Jacobs James Homer Thomas Jacobs Stephen Jeffers Joseph Kay Lawrence Joyce George Kay Patrick Joyce Joseph Keefe Thomas Marshall James Lockyer Joseph Moons Alfred Lockyer William Moons Charles of Wm. Moore James Moons Edmond Moore Thomas Moons George M urpby Daniel Moons James Neale Thomas Moons John Noonan Dennis Moons John of Wm. North William l\Ioons Joseph Outbar James Moons Richard of J obn Riggs William Moons Silas Stevens Henry Moons Stephen Sutton Richard Moons William Whealan David Noel Charles Woodrow James Noel John Woodrow Richard Noel RicbaTd Noel Thomas FRESHWATER. Parsons Alexander Planters. Parsons Edward Bemister John Parsons J osepb Broders Joseph Parsons Richard Butt Alfred Parsons Samuel Butt Charles Parsons Thomas Butt John Parsons William Butt Nathaniel Parsons William Callahan John Penny Edward Callahan Mark Pike Edward Clark John Pike Francis Davis Freeman Pike George Davis George Pike Thomas Davis Jonathan Snow Frederick Harvey John Snow Stephen TRINITY, (DISTRICT OF.) HANTS HARBOR. Moore Ja mes H. Perry Richard Merchants and Traders. RockwooJ Israel Sheean John Warren John 1,r atson Ellis Planters. Planters. George Robert Ellis James Hopkins Thomas Reval James Legg~James Legg- Thomas HEARTS CONTENT.. Murphy J arnes Merchants and Traders. Pierey William Hopkins J osepb Piles Francis BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 20 DIRECTORY GF NEWFOUNDLAND. Rockwood Adam TRilVITY. Rowe Noah Savor Thomas Merchants and Traders. U nderry Albert Bremner Alexander Earle Alonzo W. OLD PERLICAN. Gover Thomas Merchants and Traders. Guiere & Bremner Murphy Patrick Barrel Benjamin Pittman J 0E1eph Bart Joshua Pittman William Boyd Joseph Power William Planters. Page James Shears J oho C. Barrett John Barrett Matthew Planters. Cooper Benjamin Coleman Bartholemew Day William Crocker Stephen Frowd John Crocker William March James Rouse William .Jiarch Matthew Locke David .March William Morris Robert 1\1 illar Thomas White Robert BOXAVISTA, (DISTRICT OF.) BONA VISTA. Fitzgerald John Merchants and Traders. Goodland John Goodland Joseph Abbott Stephen Green James Brown William Grous Richard Estell Thomas Gay Thomas Fitzgerald Charles Harris James Harris Thomas Harris Rodger l\icGaihan Angus Hicks James Ryan Michael Keel John Webber George Kough Patrick Little John Planters. Little William Abbott Henry May Philip Abbott J onat.han M iffien George Abbott Joseph l\I ish Charles Brown Joseph )Iish Joseph Brown Robert Moreland John Carroll James )loreland Stephen Chade George Moreland William Chade William Power Robert Clocke Robert Readen George Cuffe James Rolls Joseph Dwydle Joseph Rolls Thomas Dyke Richard Russell Edward Elliott John Sweetland J umes Farrell Michael Sweetland J oho Fisher John Sweetland Joseph BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 21 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDL\ \ J 1, Templeman John Templeman William Barron Ja111es KING'S COVE. Brown John Carroll John Merchants and Traders. Handcock J. Devine John McGrath Michael Hollohan Lawrence Monks W. 1\1 urphy Bernard Ryan Thomas Murphy Michael Samson William Walsh Michael C. Sullivan \Y. TWILLINGATE AND FOGO, (DISTRICT OF.) EXPLOITS. FOGO. Merchants and Traders. Merchants and Traders. Manuel Josiah Carter Kenneth Winsor Tbomas A. Hodge Thos. D. Scott Robert Planters. Planters. Arnold Charles Arnold Samuel Baker James Baker Edward Downer James Carraway William Downer William Chancy Edward Farrell Thomas Dalton William Formalle Benjamin Downton Charles Humphries George Downton Edward IriRh William Erens Edward Jones William Gillot George Maddock John Jones George Oake Henry Jure James Picket Peter Lacy Richard Pine Nicholas Lacy William Pine William Lilly William Randell James Luff Francis Simms Henry Luff George Simms William Manuel Jacob Waterman William Manuel John W oolbridge Thomas Manuel Jonathan FORTffNE HARBOR. Manuel Joseph Manuel Luke Planters. Manuel Reuben Byrne Matthew Manuel Simon Byrne Michael Manuel Stephen Croke Thomas Manuel Thomas Foley Michael Milley Thomas Galispie Alexander Pierce Andrew Galispie Samuel Purchase John Glavine David Russel John Hamilton Richard Seriour J oho Lirer Michael Seriour James Quirk Thomas Wells George Power James BUSINE8S AND CLASSIFIED 22 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Power John Russel Joseph Roberts James Taylor Thomas Taylor William HERRING NECK. Wall James Merchants and Traders. W olfrey Josiah W olfrey Robert Ashman Thomas W olfrcy Thomas Daily Renry M ursell Charles NORTH ISLAND. Tracey William Merchants and Traders. Planters. Baird William Blandford Daniel Hodge R.D. Blandford Edward Maher C. Card Samuel Preston· Joseph Card William Tobin B. Joseph Cullen Charles Wills John Daily Thomas Planters. Kearly Joseph Mills Henry Anstey John l\I ursell William Brett Edward Warren John Haydon Joseph Woodford T. Hodder James Lacey Thomas JOE BATT'S ARM. Linefield Alfred Merchant and Trader. Moore Isaac Paine Samuel DEADY THOMAS Purchase John Planters. Ridout William Brett Charles Roberts Francis Brett Robert Roberts Josiah Brown Thomas Rumways Peter Burke John Spenor Thomas Burke Miles F. Stuckless James Donohoe Michael Wadford Thomas Hamilton Matthew SOUTH ISLANDS. Higgins Michael Jacobs John Merchants and Traders. MOXTON'S HARBOR. Earle Henry , Leth bridge William Planters. Planters. Britt Samuel Anstey John Crovill Michael Anstey Thomas Deer John Ashburn Thomas Dowill Justin Bath Thomas Hann Samuel Burne William Jennings John Churchill Philip Jones James Curtis William Jones Silas Daily Robert Knight Thomas Earle Elias Miles William Fardy William Osmond Ambrose Gillott Robert Osmond Aaron Hodder Richard Ridout David Keefe Thomas BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 23 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Lethbridge William TILTON HARBOR. Linfield George Planters. Linfield William Minty Joseph Brawders John Mitchard Thomas Bryan Cornelius ::Mitchell Jonathan Bryan Michael Phillips George Burke John Phillips John Dwyer James Randle A. Dwyer Mich:iel Randle William Dwyer Pa trick Rice John Dwyer Thomas Roberts Elias Foley Maurice Roberts John Foley Patrick Skinner John Green Michael Slade Edward Mahoney Michael ,v arr Charles McGrath Michael Young Samuel FERRYLAND,' (DISTRICrr OF.) BAY BULLS. Planters. Planters. Brennan James Brennan Patrick Brian Cornelius Coady James Brown Jeremiah Connell James Burke Martin Cn~tello John Coady Michael Delahanty Joseph Coady Nicholas Vdahantv Thomas Dea Patrick Du!.!~an Juhn Driscoll Martin lJugµ.an r.rimothy Gatherall John Fiuelly Thomas Hall John Keefe Thomas l\Iiller James Kelly Jan:es Moeklar Richard Kenny )Iatthew Moeklar William Kenny William Pack Thomas Kough Michael Ryan 'fhomas l\Iahon William Scott Patrick 1\1 ead George ·will iams Andrew Morry Henry Williams J as. E. Neal Henry Williams Joseph Neal James Williams William Neal John Williams Philip O'Neil James Williams Thomas Quirk Edward CAPE BROYLE. Sla vey Thomas Stafford Michael Planters. Sweeney Solomon Cashin Martin Walsh Michael Cashin Richard Walsh Peter Pendergast Edward Walsh Thomas Pendergast John Williams William FERRYLAND. MOBILE. Merchant. Planters. White John, J.P. Blacklay Samuel BUSINESS .A.ND CLASSIFIED 24: DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLL:c:-:1, Dillon Francis Killegrew W. Driscoll - Planter 3. Heartwell Bartho]emew Heartwell Peter Jackman Arthur Healy John Jackmun Michael Hutchins John Johnston Christopher Kennedy John Johnston Geor6e Melvin George Kane Thomas Melvin Thomas Lawler John Power Joseph Leary Patrick Rielly John )IaherJohn RENEWS. Merri~an Thoma8 Quinlan Ed ward Merchants. Shanahan Matthew Goodridge A., & Sons sr. MARY'S .AND PL.ACENTI.A. BRANCH. Hickey Thomas Planters. Power Maurice Power Michael English Joseph Power Patrick English Michael Power Peter Mooney John Power Stephen Nash Thomas Power Thomas Nash Tobias Rielly Michael Power David Power James LITTLE PLAOENTIA. Rorke Robert Merchants and Traders. GASKIEN. Keats Thos. T . .Planter. Phoran Michael Critch John Planters. BOLYROOD, (St. Mary.) Houlahan James Cooper. Lead well Robert Mead James Calleton James Rielly John Planters. MALL BAY. Gibbons Henry Planters. Laundrigan Michael, (Peters River) Christopher Thomas Laundrigan Michael, ( Middle Rivulet) Doody 'rhomas Stamp Thomas St Croix William MERASHEEN. JERSEY SIDE AND N. E. ARM. Merchants and Traders. Merchant. :Morelle John Henessy - Bradshaw J oha Ward- Planters. Planters. Bradshaw' William Best John Dunphy John Ennis John Dunphy Thomas Ennis Louis Hanlon James Ennis Patrick BTJBINESS AND CLASSH'IED ~5 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOtJN]:>LAND. 1\Ioore John Joiners·. Pitman George Pomroy John Davis Henry Pomroy Joseph Mulloy James Walsh Matthew Planters and Dealers. PARADISE. Bond William Merchant and Trader. Bown Thomas Daley Maurice Collins James, M. H. A. Devereux: William Planters. Fagan John Bryan Patrick Fagan Michael .;\l illar John Fagan Stephen Power John Nowlan John Ryan William Nowlan Patrick Ryan Charles PLACENTIA. Walsh Patrick Planters. Walsh Thomas & Edward Whelan John, & Son Corbin William Croucher - TREPASSEY. Fitzpatrick Pierce Wise Richard Planters. RED ISLAND. Bulger John Bulger William Plant.ers. Coombs Robert Barry Lawrence Curtis John Barry Thomas Devereux George Lamb Pa trick Devereux James Lamb William Devereux: Thoma~ Ryan Dennis I Devereux Lawrence Walsh .Ed ward 1 Fitzgerald Edward ! Hartery Michael SALJIONIER. I Hewett James Planters. I; Hewett J oReph Dakin John ! Hollohan Thomas Daley John James John Fraser Hector Kennedy William Gou:.rh John Leary Patrick :'.L~1c>rnrnck J. & P. l\1cN eill William Peddle .Michael Mulloy William Shipwrights. Neil John Pennell James Curtis Garret, & Sons Pennell William SOUTH EAST ARJD Perry Joseph St. Croix William Planters. Sutton William }1cf.... ennon James Taylor George Rielly Thomas Taylor Patrick Sinnott Edward Taylor William ST. MARY'S. Tobin Thomas W addlcton John Blacksmiths. Walsh Frederick Dernier John & Daniel C BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 26 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLA. BURIN, (DISTRICT OF.) BURIN BAY. Kirby John Merchants and Traders. Kirby Joseph Kelly Thomas Bishop George Lockyer James Bradley George Mitchell John Bradley Thomas Mitchell Joseph Brenton Samuel Pardy Joseph Gaulton James Riggs Andrew Gorman Michael Roberts George Gorman Thomas Street Abraham Marshall Francis Vigus Robert Marshall John Wagg Joseph Marshall Richard O'Neill Patrick LA.lJJALINE. Paul John Pine Owen Planters. Pine Philip Coke George Planters. Collins John Haley James Baker George Haley Thomas Beasley John King John Brenton Samuel Madigan Edward Brewer Edward Madigan Thomas Brushett James Pitman William Burfitt Joseph Purchase Thomas Burfitt Richard Burfitt William Collins William Planters. Day Nathaniel Foot Thomas Edwards Charles Foot William Edwards John Hodder Richard .Murphy Patrick Hollett Philip Terrant Patrick Hunt John Terrant Richard Inkpen John ,ralsh J arnes FORTUNE BAY. lUY DB I/ARGENT. BAl" DE L'EAF. Planters. COOMBE COY E. Banfield .l as. Planters. Banfield hichard Fiander Owen Banfield William .b'iander Samuel Good Samuel Fiander Stephen Hines Thomas Rowe Georae Scott Thomas Y all is J am;s Thornhill James Vallis Ja mes, jun. Thornhill Robert V allis Richard West Richard Vallis Samuel BUSINESS A.ND CLASSIFIED 27 DIRECTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. LITTLE BAY. Pine Thomas Planters. Ronkey John Rose John Osmond Job Rose Jeremiah ENGLISH HARBOR. Rose John Rose Thomas Planters. BAY DU NORD. Evans John Evans James Planters. Fiander Philip Banbury Samuel Pyne Thomas Farroll James Smith Stephen Farroll Philip Tara Philip Hickey James ENGLISH HARBOR, E. Hickey John Hickey Patrick Planters. Keepin Jas. Dodge George Keepin William Dodge Thomas Kinsella J as. Haggett Job Miles Samuel Haggett Joseph Sheppard William Haggett Thomas Welsh Ed ward Haggett William Williams Job Hines John Williams Joseph Kerly Edward Williams Samuel Pater James Williams William .Merchante. GARNISH. Planters. Atherton, Hughes& Co., English Har- bor Ansley Samuel Burke Brothers, St. Jacques Bond Thomas Clinton Charles, Fox Cove Banfield George Cluett John, Belleoram Banfield George, jun. Cluett William, Belleoram Banfield Thomas De Grouchy, Renouf, Clement & Co., Banfield Thomas, jun. Jersey Harbor Cluett Samuel Giovanine Alex., Rencontre Grandy George Gorman Joseph, Miller's Passage (Bay Grandy James de l'Eau) Grandy Samuel Jean F. P., Jersey Harbor Grandy Thomas Knowling William, Sagona Harbor Grandy William l\Iauger J., Jersey Harbor Miles W., Bay de l'Argent HARBOR BRETON. Newman & Co., Harbor Breton Planters. Soders J. W., Harbor Breton Chapman Henry BELLEORAJJ. Cox Thomas Hearne John Planters. Jensen George Cluett John Jensen Jacob Cluett Samuel Pitman John Cluett Thomas Ridout George Cluett William Simms John Dicks George Skinner Matthew Grandy John Stickland George Kinsella William Stickland John BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED 28 DIRECTORY OF NEWJ'OUNDLAND. HARBOR MILLS. MOZAMBROSE. Planters. Planters. Baker Jonathan Barnes Charles Petite Jeremiah Barnes Giles Petite William Barnes Samuel Tara John Barnes William Tara William Parady James Parady Samuel RENCONTRE. Parady Thomas Planters. Parady William Coffin William HEAD OF BAY. Foote Henry Planters. Keepin George Keepin William Hickey John Mullins Augustus Hickey Thomas Miles James SAGONA ISLAND. Miles John McCarthy Timothy Planters. McCarthy Patrick Bungy Wm., & Wilson JACQUES FONTAINE. Keepin Benjamin Quann Thomas Planters. Snook George Johnson Joseph Stoodly J obn Johnson William Parady William ST. JACQUES. Parady Samuel Snook Joseph Planters. JERSEY HARBOR. Burke Patrick Planters. Burke William Fiander James Bungay Jonathan Fiander John Hardy Thomas Penny Isaac Rose George Skinner William Walters 'f hos. Young J as. & Henry BURGEO AND LA POlLE, (DISTRICT OF.) CAPE RAY TO WRECK ISLAND. Ridout Thos., Harbor Le Cou Small Joseph,· Cl:iannel Merchants and Traders. Small Joseph, jun., Burnt Islands Bonnel S., Petites STEER JOHN, agent H. Garland, Bragg William, Channel Channel Cooke John, & Co., Garia Sarsoleil P. H., Rose Blanche De Grouchy & Co., Isle nux Mont Tweedell Frederick, Burnt Islands De Grouchy & Co., Burnt Islands Mechanics. De Grouchy & Co., Petites De Grouchy & Co., Little Harbor La Dingwell Donald, carpenter, Channel Poile ' Keating John, blacksmith, Channel Gosset & Co., Channel Martin Austin, blacksmith, Channel Knight J. L., Channel McClean Michael, carpenter, Rose Poole John, Channel Blanche Roles J as., & Sons, Burnt Islands Planters and Schooner Owners. Roles J as., & Sons, Rose Blanche Bonnel Samuel, jun., Channel BUSINESS AND OLASSIFIED 29 DIREOTORY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Bragg Nelson, Channel BONNE BAY E. TO WRECK Bragg William, Channel ISLAND. Dicks Thomas, Channel Merchants and Traders. Eastman John, Burnt Islands Forsey Aaron, Channel Bowdridge George, Burgeo Forsey Aaron, jun., Channel De Grouchy, Renouf, Clement & Co., Ford Thomas, Channel Burgeo Garcin Prosper, Harbor Le Cou Earle Joseph, Rencontre George Morgan, Channel Pack John P ., Burgeo Gilland Solomon, Channel Skinner James, Richards Harbor Hickman William, Channel Small Joseph, Burgeo King Matthew, Burnt Islands Planters, &c. Keepin John, Burnt Islands Baggs James, Cape La Hune Rose Henry, Rose Blanche Matthews James, Burgeo Vatcher Stephen, Burgeo V atcher Emanuel, Burgeo BAY OF ISLANDS. LovELL PRINTING AND PuBLISHING CoMP ANY, [LIMITED,] 23 & 2~ ST. NICHOLAS S'l'. MONTREAL. LAK"8 SHORB PRESS, ROUSES POINT, N. Y. JOHN LOVELL, ROBERT K. LOVELL, Manajing Dwtctw. Secrttary Treasurer. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. Book Work, Blank Forms, Beceipts, Pamphlets, Insurance Forms, Catalogues, Periodicals, Railway Forms, Cards, Prices Current, Legal Fornis, Funeral Letters~ Prospectuses, Bills of Lading, Hand Bills, Circulars, Way Bills, Posting Bills~ AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF EXECUTE!} WITH THE UTMOST DESPATCH, AT THE VERr LOWEST PRICES. BLANK AND ACCOUNT BOOKS, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, CASH AND DAY BOOKS,. OF ALL SIZES, MADE TO ORDER : BOUND IN CALF, (with or without Russia Bands,) VELLUM OR BASIL. RULING TO ANY PATTERN REQUIRED. Indices Bound with the Books, or furnished loose, as may be desired. Bill Books, Letter Books, Inuoiee Books, Guard Books, Policy Books, Aceount Current Books, Sales Books, Contract Books, Bankers' Pass Books, Merchants Memorandum Books, &e., &e., made to order to any desired pattern. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY. April, 1863; Princess Elizabeth Alexa~drina. Her .Majesty Louise Alice; born lstNovember 1864; Prmcess ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA, by the Irene Marie Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Louise Anna, born 11th July, 1866; Britain and Prince Ernest Louis Charles Albert and Ireland, &c:, Q~een, D~fender .of th~ William, born Faith, Empress of India (m India, Shr1 Sbri 25th November, 1868; Prince Rani Victoria, Kaisar-i-Hind) born at Kensing Frederick William, born 7th October, 1870 ; ton Palace, 24th died 29th June, 1873; Princess Victoria A. H. L. May, 1819 ; succeeded to the B., born throne 20th June, 1837, on the death of her 6th June, 1872, and Princess Mary Vic uncle, King William IV.; toria, born 24th May, 1874. crowned 28th June, 4. His Royal 1838 · and married 10th February, 1840, to his Highness ALFRED Ernest late Royal Highness Francis Albert Augustus Albert, Duke of Edinburgh./... Earl of Kent, and Charles Emmanuel, Earl ofUlster, K.G., K.T., 1'.C., born 6th Au PRINCE CONSORT, DUKE OF gust, 1844; captain SAXO!'IY, PRINCE OF CoBoURG AND GoTHA, who Royal Navy, 23rd. February, was born 26th August, 1866; married 23rd January, 1874, to the Grand 1819; died 14th Decem Duchess 1Iarie Alexandrowna, ber, 1861. Her Majesty is the only child of his daughter of the late Emperor of Russia and has issue Prince Alfred Royal Highness, Edward Duke of Kent, Alexander fourth son of King George III., and bas issue- William Ernest Albert, born 15th 1. Her October, 1874, and Princess Marie Alexandra Royal Highness VICTORIA Adelaide Victoria, born Mary Louisa, PRINCESS RoY AL, of England anu 29th October, 1875. Prussia, born 21st November, 1840 ; married 5. Her I.loyal Highness HELE~A Augusta 25th January, Victoria born 25th .May, 1846; married 5th July, 1858 to his Imperial Highness 1866 t~ major-general Frederick William, Crown Prince, of Germany, 1 his Royal Highness Prince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus ( only son of the Empe~or of GerJ?any) and ~as of Schleswig-Holstein, had issue his Royal Highness Prmce Frederick Sonderbourg, Augusten William bourg, K.G., and has issue Prince Christian Victor Albert, born 27th January, 1859; Victor Albert her Royal Highness Princess Victoria Ludwig Ernest Anton, born 14th Elizabeth April 1867; Prince Albert John J. C. F. Augusta Charlotte, _born 24th Julr,b 1860; ~is A. G., Royal Highness born '26th February, 1869; and Princess. Vic Prmce Albert ~11 elm H~m toria Louise, born rich, born 14th August, 1862; his Royal High 3rd l\fay, 1870; Prm~ess ness Prince Francis Frederick Franziska, born 14th August, 1872, and Prmce Sigismund, born He.rold, born 12th May, 1876, 15th September, 18.64, died 18th. June, ~866; ~er died 19th .May, Royal Highness Prmcess 187& . Fredericka W1lhelmm.a 6 Her Royal Highness LOUISE Carolme Amelia Victoria, born 12th April, 1866; his Alberta Royal Highness Joachim Frederick born 18th March, 1848 ; married March Ernest 21st 1871 to John, ::\le.rquis ofLorne, K.T., 11.P., Waldemar, borz:i lOth February, ~868; ~er Royal elde~t Highness Sophia Dorothea sod of the Duke of Argyle. No issue. Ulnke Alice, born 7 His Royal Highness ARTHUR William Pat 14th June, 1870; his. Royal Highness. John, &c., rick Albert born April, 1871, died on Duke of Connaugbt and Strathearn, Good Friday, 1871; and Earl of Sussex, K.G., born 1st May, 1850; and her Royal Highness Margaret Beatrice Feo lieutenant Royal Artillery, dora, born 22nd April, 1872. 30th October, 1868 ; 2. His Royal lieutenant Rifle Brigade, 1869; Lieut. Colonel Highness ALBERT EDWARD, Rifle Brigade, 27th September, PRINCE OF WALES, DUKE OF S.AXONY, CORNWALL 1876. AND RoTHESAY, 8. His Royal Highness LEOPOLD George EARL OF DuBLIN, K.G., K.T., Duncan Albert, born 7th April, 1853. K.P., G.C.S.I., K.T.::,., G.C.B., P.C., general, colonel 9. Her Royal Highness BE.ATRICE Mary Vic of the 10th Hussars, and colonel-in toria Feodore, born 14th cbief of the Rifle Brigade, born 9th of N ove.mber, April, 1857. 1841 · married 10th March, 1863, to the Prmcess Alex~ndra Caroline Mary Charlotte Louisa ROYAL PRINCES AND PRINCESSES. Julia, (born 1st December, 1844), eldes~ daug~ ter of the King of Denmark, an~ has 1ss~e .his His Royal Highness GEORGE Frederick Alex Royal Highness Prince Albert Victor Christian ander Charles Ernest Augustus, DUKE OF CUM Edward born 8th January, 1864; his Royal BERLAND (Ex-KING oF HANOVER), K.G., G.C.H., Highnes's Prince George Frederick Ernest cousin to Her Majesty; born 2~th May, 1819; Albert, married 18th born 3rd June, 1865 ; her Royal High February, 18431 PrmcE>ss Mary, of ness Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, born Saxe Al ten berg and bas issue, Ernest ~u 30th February, 1867 ; her Royal Highness Vic gustus, born 21st September, 1845 ; Fredenca, toria Alexandra Olga Mary, born 6th July, born 9th January, 1848; and .Mary, born 3rd 1868 · her Royal Highness l\faud Charlotte Mary December, 1849. . . Vict~ria. born 26th Nof"ember, 1869, and Alex Her Royal Highness AUGUSTA W1lhelmma ander John C. Albert, born 6th April, 1871, Louisa, Du.::BESS Oil' CAMBRIDGE, niece of the died 7th April, 1871. Landgrave of Hesse-Cassel and a~nt ~ to Her 3. Her Royal Highness ALICE .Maud Mary, Majesty, born 25th July, 17~7; married ,_th:M'ay, born 25th April, 1843; married 1st _July, .1~62, 1818. the Duke of Cambridge (who died 8th to bis Royal Highness Prince Frederick Wilham July: 1850), and has issue- Louis of Hesse Darmstadt, K.G., ~born 12.th 1 His Royal Highness GEORGE William Fre September 1837) and has issue Prmcess Vic derick Charles DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, Field-Mar toria Albe;ta Elizabeth Matilda Mary, born 5th shal, Commanding-in-Chief, K.G., K.P., G.C.B., IIISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 32 OF N:IWFOUNDLAND. G.C.H., G.M.M.G., G.C.L.H., P.C., D.O.L., Paymaster of the Household, T. C. March, cousin to Her Majesty, born March 26th, 1819. Esq. 2. Her Royal Highness AuausTA Caroline Hereditary Grand Almoner,l\Iar9uis of Exeter. Charlotte Elizabeth Mary Sophia Louisa, daugh Lord High Almoner, Dean of Windsor. ter of the late Duke of Cambridge, and cousin Coroner of the Verge, William Thomas Man- to Her Majesty, born 19th July, 1822; marri~d ning, Esq. 28th June, 1843; Frederick 'Raigning Grand Loa& CHAJLBERLAIN's DEPARTMENT.- Office, Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, G~C.B., and has Stable Yard, St. James' Palace. issue Adolphus Frederick, born 22nd July, 1848. Lord Chamberl3:in, qen. Marquis _of Hertford. 3. Her ·Royal Highness MARY Adelaide Vice-Ohamberlam, Vis.count Barrmgton, M.P. Wilheh:nina Elizabeth, daughter of the late Comptroller of Accounts, Hon. S. Poa,sonby- Duke of Cambridge, and cousin to Her Majesty, Fane, C.B. born 27th November, 1833 i. married 12tli. June, Chief Clerk George T. Hertslet, Esq. 1866, H. R. H. Francis .t'aul Charles Louis Inspector of Accounts, F. W. Jennings, Esq. .Alexander, Duke of Teck, G.C.B., born 27th Clerks, A. G. Hampshire, D. A. ~upper, August; 1837, and has issue H.R.H. Mary Vic Harr;r L. Hertslet, Esquires. toria, born 26th May, 1867; H,R.H. Adolphus, Private Secretary to Her Majesty, Major born 13th August, 1868; J;I.R.H. Francis, born General H. F. Ponsonby. 9th January, 18.701 and H.R.H. Alezander, born Keeper of the Privy purse, Lieut.-Gen. Sir 14th April, 1874. Thomas Myddleton Biddulph, K.C.B. HER MAJISTY18 NliR )lELA TIT ES, Secretary, Doyne C. Bell, Esq. Master of the Ceremopies, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Ralf Sister.-Daughter of her late mother, the Francis Seymour, Bart., K.C.B. Duchess of Kent by her first husband; Emich Assistant Master, Colonel Charles Bagot. Charles, the reigning Prince of Leinin~n, Anne Marshal of the Ceremonies, Hon. Spencer Feodorowna Augusta Charlotte Wilhelmina, Lyttleton. born 7th December1 1807, married 18th February, Groom of the Robes, Henry David Erskine, 18281 Ernest Christian, Prince of Hohenlohe Esq. Langenberg, who died 12th April, 1860, and by Lords in Waiting Earl of Roden ; Earl of him had issue- · Dunmore; Earl of 1ersey; Viscount Torring 1. Charles Louis William Leopold, .born 25th ton ; Viscount Hawarden ; Lord Bagot ; Lord October, 1829. · Elphinston, and Lord De Ros. 2. Herman Ernest Fran('is Bernard, Prince of E:x:tra Lord in Waiting, Lord Sackville. Hohenlohe Langenberg, born 31st August, 1832, Grooms in Waiting, Lieut.-Col. Wm. Henry Lieut. General in the Prussian service, married, Frederick Caven.dish; Colonel the Hon. Augus and has issue. tus F. Liddell,; Vice-Admiral Lord Frederick 3. Victor Ferdinand Francis Eugene Gus Herbert Kerr; John F. Vampbell, (of Islay) tave Adolphus Constantine Frederic Count Esq.; Donald Cameron, ( of Lochiel) Esq., )LP ., Gleichen, born llth November, 1833, Captain in Rear-Admiral Sir J. E. Commerell, K.C.B., the Royal Navy, Governor of Windsor Castle, V.C.; Lieut.-Col. Hon. C. H. Lindsay, and married 26th January, 1861 1 Laura Williamina, Captain Charles E. Phipps. youngest daug-hter of Admiral Sir George Sey Right Hon. Slr mour, and has issue. Extra Grooms in Waiting 4. Adelaide Victoire, born 20th July, 1835, Charles Augustus Murray, K.C.B.; Captain '\Y. married llth SeptemberJ..1856, Prince Frederick G. Stirling, R.N.; ·Lieut.-Gen. Sir Francis Sey of Schleswig-Holstein, ~onderbourg-Augusten mour, Bart., K.C.B. bourg, and has issue. Gentlemen Ushers of the Privy Chamber, 5. Feodore Victoire, born 7th July, 1839, Charles Heneage, Algernon West, Leopold married 23rd October, 1858, Prince George of Cust, Esqrs., ana Captain Walter J. Stopford. Saxe Meiningen, and has issue. Black t{od Admiral Sir Augustus W. J. Clif Nephews.-!. His Serene Highness Ernest ford, Bart., 0.B. Leopold, reigning Prince of Ldninge~J Rear Gentlemen Ushers Daily Waiters, Hon. Spen Admiral in the Royal Navy, born 9th .Novem cer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, C.B.; Ed ward Hamilton Anson, Esq. ; Al pin MacGregor, ber, 18301 married llth September, 1858, Prin cess Maria .Amelia of Baden, and has issue a Esq. daughter, born 24th July, 1863, and a soa, born Grooms of the Privy Chamber, Major-Gen. 1865. Edward Stopford Claremont, C.B.; Hon. C. J. C. Eliot; Captain Nath. G. Philips; J. Bon 2. Edward Frederic, born 5th January, 18331 Captain Royal Imperial Guard of Austria. tein, Esq. Gentlemen Usbers Quarterly Waiters, Alfred HER MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD. ~fontgomery, Esq. ; 1:,ie~t. Gen. Henry Syke~ Stephens, K.H.; W1lbiabam Taylor, Esq., LORD STEWARD'S DKP.A.RTMENT.-Board of Volonel George Howard Vyse; Captain Charles Green Cloth, Buckingham Palace. Gudgeon Nelso~ R.N.; Francis Knollys, Esq., Lord Steward, Earl Beauchamp. C.B; Raglan G. ~omerset, Esq.; Charles Wylde, Treasurer of the Household, Right Hon. Lord Esq. Henry Thynne, M.P. Extra Gentlemen Usher Quarterly Waiter, Comptroller of the Household, Right Hon. John George Green, Esq. Lord Henry Somerset. Gentlemen Usher Daily Waiter Assistant, Master of the Household, Lieut. Colonel Sir Captain Frederick Campbell. John Clayton Cowell, K.C.B., R.E. Sergeants-at-Arms, C. Sisson, Esq.; Lieut. Secretary to the Board, Edward M. Browell, Gen. H. S. Stephens, K. H. ; Sir Alex. Camp lsq. bell, Bart.; Norman Macleod, Esq.; Thomas C. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 33 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. March, Esq.; A. Balliston, R.N. ; George T. Lady Biddulph; and, Extra lfaid of Honour, Hertslet, Esq.; &.rid Hon. Debonnaire J. Mon l\liss Ethel Henrietta Mary Cadogan. son. Maids of Honour, Hon. Caroline Fanny Cav Poet Laureate, Alfred 'l'ennyson, Esq., D.C.L. endish; Hon. Emily Cathcart; Hon. Horatia Examiner of Plays, E. F. Smyth Pigott, Esq. Charlotte Stopford; Hon. Harriet Lepel Phipps; Librarian at Windsor, Richard R. Holmes, Hon. Mary Louisa Lascelles; Hon. Mary Emma Esq., F.S.A. Pitt; Hon. Frances .Mary Drummond; Hon. German Librarian, Hermann Sahl, Esq. Evelyn Cecilia Paget. Governor and Constable of Windsor Castle, Clerk of the Robes, James J .. Kinloch, Esq. Capt. Count Gleichen, R.N. Hon. Corps of Gentleman-at-Arms.-Captain, CHAPELS ROYAL. Earl of Shrewsbury; Lieutenant, Sir William Dean of the Chapels Royal, The Bishop of Topham; Standard Bearer, Major William London. 0' Bryen Taylor; Clerk of the Cheque and Sub-Dean, Rev. Francis Garden, M.A. Adjutant, Lieut.-Col. Gustavus Hume; Sub Clerk of the Closet, the Bishop of ?{ orcester. Officer, Lieut.-Col. J. G. Sandeman. Deputy Clerk of the Closet, Rev. Joseph B. Her Majesty's Bodyguard of Yeomen of the Lightfoot, D.D. Guard.-Uaptain, Lord Skelmersdale; Lieu Domestic Chaplain, Very Rev. Dean of Wind tenant, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Need; Ensign, sor. Colonel Hon. J. W. Colville; Clerk of the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. _Cheque and Adjutant, Lieut.-Col. William G. Sutton i Exons, Lie~t.-Ool. Charles D,. Patter Physicians in Ordinary, Sir Thomas Watson, son, Lieut.-Col. J. A. Todd.,_ Captam F. B. Bart., l\1.D.; Sir William Jenner, Bart., K.C.B., Morley, Colonel H. Hume, C.ts. M.D.; Sir George Burrows, 3art., M.D. Physicians DEPARTKENT Extraordinary, Wilson Fox, l\f.D., OF THE MASTER OF THE HORSE.- Sir W. '\Y. Gull, Bart., M.D.; E. H. Sieveking, Office, Royal Mews, Pimlico. M.D.; .Master of Horse, Earl Charles J. Blasius Williams, M.D.; Sir of Bradford. James Alderson Kot., Master of the Buckhounds, Earl of Hardwicke. l\I.D.; Arthur Farre, l\I.D. Grand Falconer, Se'rgeant Surgeons, Sir William Fergusson, Duke of St. Albans. Bart.; Cresar Henry Hawkins, Clerk Marshal, .Major-General Lord Esq. Alfred Sergeant Surgeon Extra, Sir James Paget: Paget. Bart. Crown Equerry, Secretary to the ''.Master of Surgeons Extraordinary, the Horse, and Superintendent Richard Quain, of the Royal Esq.; John Hilton, Esq.; Prescott G. Hewett, Stables, Col. George Ashley Maude, U.B., R.A. Esq. Equerries in Ordinary Major-Gen. Lord A. C. Physician to the Household, Francis Haw Fitz-Roy; Lieut.-Gen. Viscount Bridport; Colo kins, M.D. nel Charles Taylor du Plat; Major-Gen. F. H. Surgeon to the Household, T. Spencer Wells, Ponsonhy; Major-Gen. the Hon. A. E. Hardinge, Esq. C.B; Colonel Henry Lynedoch Gardiner; Surgeon Apothecary to Her Majesty, C. F. Lieut.-Col. Henry William John Byng, and Du Pasquier, Esq. Colonel John C. lll'Neill, V.C., C.B.: U.M.G. Joint Apothecaries to Her Majesty and the Extra Equerries Lieut.-Gen. Sir T. JI. Bid Household Ulaudius Francis Du dulph, 1 Pasquier, Esq. and Colonel the .Marquis Conyngham. and Francis Henry Laking, M.D. Hon. Equerry, Lieut.-Gen. The Hon. Sir Alex. Surgeons Hamilton-Gordon, and Apothecaries in Ordinary to K.C.B., JI.P. the Household at Windsor, James Ellison, Esq.; Pages of Honour, "Victor A. F. 1\1. Biddulph, Thomas Fairbank, Esq., (jointly). Esq.; Count _.\.lbert Ed. W. Gleichen ; Law Surgeon Oculist, William White Cooper, Esq. rence G. Drummond, Esq., George G. Macdon Surgeon Dentist, Edwin Saunders, Esq. ald, Esq. Uupper, John ::\Iapleson, Her l\Iajesty's Esq. Personal Servant, John Brown. Dentist to the Household, Edwin Truman, DEPARTMENT OF THE lifISTRFSS OF Es~. THE ROBES, Cbemists and Druggists in Ordinary, l\Ir. Mistress of tlie Robes, The Duchess of Wel Peter Squire; )lr. Peter Wyatt Squire (jointly). lington. Ladies of the Bedchamber, HER MAJESTY'S CHIEF OFFICERS OF The Duchess STATE. (Dowager) of Atbole; The Duchess of Rox . burghe; Marchioness (Dowager) of Ely; Coun First Lord of the Treasury and Lord of the tes3 of Oaledon; Lady Churchill; Lady Water Privy Seal, Right Hon. Earl. of Beaconsfield. park; Countess of Erroll; Lady Abercromby. Lord High Chancellor, Right Hon. Lord Extra Ladies of the Bedchamber, The Countess Cairns. (Dowag~r) of l\Iount-Edgecumbe; nscount~ss Lord President of the Council, His Grace The Jocelyn; "Viscountess Olifden ; Countess of Duke of Richmond and Gordon. Gainsborough; Countess of )Jayo. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Right Hon. Sir Bedchamber Women, Viscountess Chewton; Stafford H. Northcote. Hon. Lady Hamilton-Gordon; Lady Codring Secretary of State, Home Dept., Right Hon. ton; Lady Sarah Elizabeth Lindsay ; Hon. Richard Assheton Cross. Mrs. Robert Bruce; Lady Elizabeth P. Adeane ; Secretary of State, Foreign Affairs, Right Hon. Flora Clementina Isabella :Macdonald, and Hon. Earl of Derby. Hon. Jirs. George Hope. Secretary of State, Colonial Dept., Right Extra Bedchamber Women, Mrs. Pratt; Hon. Hon. Earl of Carnarvon. Mrs. Charles Grey ; Viscountess Forbes. Secretary of State, War Department, Right Lady Attendants on Princess Beatrice, Hon. Hon. Gathorne Hardy. 0 l\IISCELLANEOUS D1RECTORY 34 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Secretary of State, Indian Dept., Most Hon. Lord High Commissioner, Earl of Rosslyn. the Marquis of Salisbury. Lord Justice Genera~ Hon. John Inglis. First Lord of the Admiralty, Right Hon. Lord Justice Clerk, Lord :Moncrief. George Ward Hunt. Lord Advocate, Right Hon. E. S. Gordon, :M.P. Postmaster-General, Right Hon. Lerd John Solicitor-General, John Watson, Esq. Manners. Lord Clerk Register, Right Hon. Sir W. Gib Chief, Secretary for Ireland, Right Hon. Sir son Craig. Michael E. Hicks-Beach, Bart. Deputy Olerk Register, William Pell Dundas, The aboveform the Cabinet. Esq. Historiographer, J. H. Euston, LL.D. Commander-in-Chief of the Army, F.:\l.H.R. Commander of the Forces, }lajor-Gen. Sir H. Duke of Cambridge. John Douglas. Junior Lords of the Treasury, Visccrnnt Crich Captain General of Archers, Duke of Buc ton, Rowland Winn, Esq., Sir James D. Horn cleugh. Elphinstone, Bart. Political Secretary to the Treasury, ! Sir BRITISH AMBASSADORS ABROAD. William Hart Dyke, Bart. Financial Secretary to the Treasurv, \Yilliam America, Right Hon. Sir Edward Thornton, Henry Smith, Esq. · K.C.B. Junior Lords of the A Attorney-General, George Loeb, Esq., Q.C. HOUSEHOLD OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, Chaplain, Rev. William Lake Onslow, M.A. PRINCESS LOUISE (MARCHIONESS OF Hon. Chaplain, Rev. Robinson Duckworth, LORNE). M.A. Comptroller and Equerry, Captain Frederick Physicians, Sir William Withey Gull, Bart., Campbell. Poore. M.D. ; Dr. George Vivian Lady of the Bedchamber, Lady Sophia Hon. Physician~ Surgeon-Gen. Sir Joseph Macnamara. Fayrer, M.D., K.C ..::s.I. Surgeons in Ordinary, Sir James Paget, Bart., HOUSEHOLD OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNEiS M.D.; Prescott Gardner, Hewett, Esq.; George PRINCE LEOPOLD. Pollock, Esq. Comptroller, Robert Hawthorn Collins, Esq., HOUSEHOLD OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS C.B. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. Equerry, Hon. Alex. Grantham Yorke. Royle, Esq., Culross K.T. .Medical Attendant, Arnold Chamberlain, Lord Colville of 1 M.R.C.S. Ladies of the Bedchamber. Countess ot Mor ton ; Countess of Macclesfield ; Lady Emily Kingscote; Lady Suffield. Bedchamber Women, Hon. l\Irs. Edward Coke ; COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Hon. M:rs. Francis Stonor ; Hon. Mrs. Arthur Hardinge L Miss Elizabeth C. Knollys. Governo!'J Commander-in-chief, and Vice Extra .tSedcbamber Women, Countess G. Admiral-ttis Excellency :Sm JOHN HAWLEY d'Otrante; Hon. Mrs. R. Bruce. GLOvrm, K.G., C.M.G. Private Secretary, Maurice Holzmann, Esq. Private Secretary.-HERBERT G. :MUNDY, HOUSEHOLD OF HIS ROYAL HIGHXESS THE Esquire. DUKE OF EDINBURGH. Colonial Aide-de-Camp.-EDWARD L. JARVIS, Esquire. Comptroller and Treasurer, Colonel the Hon. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. William James Colville. Physicians in Ordinary, Dr. Wilson Fox; Sur The Honorable F. B. T. Carter, Premier. geon-Gen. Sir Joseph Fayrer, M.D., K.C.S.I. The Honorable James J. Rogerson. Surgeon in Ordinary, Oscar Clayton, M.D. The Honorable Edward D. Shea. Arthur Balfour Haig, R.E. ; The Honorable W. V. Whiteway. Equerries,1Captain Rendell. Captain Hon. D. J. Monson; Captain J. Clerk. The Honorable Stephen Eliot C. Yorke, M. P.; The Honorable W. J. S. Donnelly. Extra Equerries, Hon. Edward D. Shea. Commander Lord Ramsay, R.N. Clerk of the Council-Hon. Chaplain, Rev. John Milner, B.A. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Naval Counsel, F. J. Fegen, R.N., Barrister. The Honorable Edward l\forris, President. HOUSEHOLD OF HER ROYAL AND IMPERIAL 'l'he Honorable Robert Kent. HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH. The Honorable James S. Clift. Ladies of the Bedchamber, Lady Frances The Honorable Edward White. Baillie; Lady Emma Osborne; Lady Mary The Honorable Peter G. Tessier. Butler. The Honorable John Winter. Lady in Waiting, Miss Alice Corry. The Honorable Edward D. Shea. Private Secretary, Dmitri Kolocbine. The Honorable William J. S. Donnelly. Equerry, Commander Lord Ramsay, R.N. The Honorable Augustus W. Harvey. Chaplain, Rev. Basil Popove. The Honorable Robert Thorburn. Physician-Accoucbeur, Dr. Arthur Farre, The Honorable Thomas Talbot. F.R.S. The Honorable Stephen Rendell. Clerk-Hugh F. Carter. HOUSEHOLD OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE l\Iastcr-in-Chancery-Tbomas J. Kough, DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. Usher of the Black Rod-William F. Rennie~ Comptroller, Lieut.-Col. Sir Howard Orau Doorkeeper-James Walsh. furd Elphinstone, R.E., K.C.B., C.M.G., V.C. · Assistant Doorkeeper and Messenger-James Equerry, Major Arthur Frederick Pickard, Corcoran. R.A., V.C. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. Extra Equerry, Captain Maurice Fitzgerald, [Elected November, 1874.] R.~. Speaker----- HOUSEHOLD OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS District of St. John's E11st-Robert J. Kentr PRINCE CHRISTIAN OF SCHLESWIG·HOL· Ro.bert J. Parsons, and John J. Dearin, Es STEIN. qmres. District of St. John's West-Lewis Tessier,• Comptroller, Lieut.-Col. George Grant Gor Maurice Fenelon and P. J. Scott, Esquires. don. District of Conception Bay, Southern Divi Equerry, Captain The Hon. C. G. Cornwallis sion-Joseph I. Little and Patrick Nowlan> Eliot. Esquires. HOUSEHOLD OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS District of Port-de-Grave--Nathaniel Rabbits, PRINCESS CHRISTIAN. Esquire. Honorary Bedchamber Women, Mrs. George District of Carbonear-Jobn Rorke, Esquire. Gordon and Lady Elizabeth Cavendish. District of Bay-de-Verds-Hon. James J. Lady in Waiting, Lady SusanLeslie-Melville. Rogerson. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 36 OF NEWPOUNDLAND. District of Ferryland-Richard Raftus · and Clift; Clerk and Landing Waiter, Thomas W. James Gerve Conroy, Esquires. Gaden ; Brigus, George Gushue; Burin, Thomas District of Placentia and St. Mary's-C. F. Winter · Lamaline, Henry Benning; Harbor Bennett, James Collins and Michael E. Dwyer, Breton, Philip Hubert; Pushthrough, (Fortune !Esquires. · Bay) Henry Camp ; English Harbor, St. Jacques District of Harbor Grace-Hon. Ambrose and Belleoram, Geo. T. Snelgrove; Gaultois, :Shea and Joseph Godden, Esquire. Richard Bradshaw; LaPoile, Francis A. Reid; District of Trinity-Hon. W. V. Whiteway, Twillingate, Joseph J. Pearce; Oderin, Richard John Steer and James H. Watson, Esquires. McGrath; Channel, (Port-aux-Basque) John District of Bonavista-John H. Warren, Evans. Charles Bowring an.d A. J. W. 'McNeily, Es PREVENTIVE OFFICERS. quires. Bonavista and Catalina, John Mifflen; Bay District of Burin-Charles R. Ayre and James Bulls, J. Williams; Ferryland, William S. Carter; .S. Winter, Esquires. St. Mary's, James Harney; Little Placentia, District of Fortune Bay-Robert Alexander, Thomas Freeman; Bay Roberts G. W. R. !Esquire. Hierlih)"; Rants HaFbor, Robert Belben; Burgeo, District of Burgeo and La Poile-Alexander F. A. Parsons; Great Placentia, William G. M. Mackay, Esquire. Bradshaw ; Grand Bank, (Fortune Bay) George District of Twillingate and Fogo-Hon. F. B. Simms; Trepassey, Augustus Simms; Round T. Carter, Charles Duder and William Kelli Harbor,' Btitts Cove and Tilt Cove, John Duder; grew, Esquires. Rose Blanche, John Furneaux; St. Lawrence, · Clerk-John Stuart. Hugh Vavasor; Renews, Michael Jackman.; Clerk Assistant-Richard B. Holden. Hearts Content, James Gardn~r; Fortune, Solicitor-John H. Boone. James P. Snook. Sergeant-at-Arms-John B. Barnes. Librarian-Richard B. Holden. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. Doorkeeper-John Hally. Comptroller of Customs and Registrar of .Messenger-George Carrington. Shipping for Newfoundland and its Depen Assistant Messenger-Stephen French. dencies, Hon. James J. Rogerson; Surveyors of Under Doorkeeper-Walter Irvine. Shipping, W. White, St. John's; Alexander Outer DoorkeepeL·-John Brien. Clift, Harbor Grace; W. S. Green, Trinity: G. Assistant Doorkeeper and Messenger-William T. Snelgrove, English Harbor; David Murphy, Kelley. Cape BonavistR. to Salvage ; William Lang, Sal Fireman-John Higgins. vage to Cape Freels; Geo. Simms, Grand Bank and Fortune; John Mifflen, Catalina to Ragged COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Harbor; J oscph J. Pierce, Twillingate to Change ·Colonial Secretary-Hon. E. D. Shea. Islands: -----, Tilt Cove; J oho Furneaux, First Clerk-Joseph Crowdy . Rose Blanche; Felix J. McCarthy, Carbonear. .second Clerk-John W. Withers. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Keeper and Messenger-James Dunphy. Receiver General, Hon. James J. Rogerson; FINANCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Clerk, George F. Hayward. Financial Secretary-Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly. LABRADOR-Collection of Duties under Con ·Clerk-Alexander S. Reid. solidated Statutes-Collector, M. T. Knight ; .STIPENDIARY POOR COMmSSIONER. Sub-Collector, Blanc Sablan, Labrador, :M. W . Commissioner-John Casey. Stephenson. Superintendent of Mercantile Marine, Robert Clerk-James Dunphy. Carter. REVENUE DEPARTMENT. SURVEYOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. BOARD OF REVENUE. Surveyor General, John H. Warren ; President-Hon. James J. Rogerson, Receiver First Olerk and Draughtsman, William M. H. •General ; Ed win Duder, Hon. Robert Thorburnl Warren. Hon. Stephen Rendell, Hon. P. G. Tessier anu Second Clerk and Topographical Surveyor, Walter B. Grieve. Thomas Long. REVENUE EST ABLISBMENT, Assistant Clerk and Chainman, Carteret Alsop. Receiver General-Hon. James J. Rogerson, Assistant Collector, James S. Hayward, Esq.; DEPUTY SURVEYORS IN OUTPORTS. Landing and Tide Surveyor, James L. Noonan; · Northern District-Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity; Landing Waiters, James Winter and W. S. Charles E. Thompson, Bona.vista; Daniel Canning; Third Landing Waiter and Assistant Murphy, Kings Cove; Robert Strathie, Musgrave Tide Surveyor, William White.i First Clerk and Town; John T. Oakley, Greenspond; Henry Warehouse Keeper, William uoutney; Second Miles, Open Hall; Thomas Peyton, Twillingate; Clerk, William Gill; Third Clerk, John R. -~ - --, North Shore Notre Dame Bay ; Kearney ; Fourth Clerk and Locker, Patrick William Casey, Oarbonear; G. W. R. Hierlihy, Furlong l Fifth Clerk, John R. Noonan ; Lockers, Bay Roberts; John Herne, Brigus ; W. Chris Richard .l\feagher and Richard Lannery. tian, Tl'inity Bay South; l\foses Tilly, Random Authorized Broker-Henry J. Stabb. Sound; Pierce Hanrahan, North Shore Concep tion Bay; George Carter, South Shore Con OUTPORT SUB-COLLECTORS, ception Bay. Fogo John G. Lucas; Greenspond, William Southern Division-J oho W. English, St. Lang; Trinity, William S. Green ; Carbonear, Mary's ; Henry C&.mp, Fortune; Philip Hubert, Felix J. McCarthy; Harbor Grace, Alexander Fortune Bay; -----, Burin ; -----, l\IISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 37 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Grand Bank; Michael Kelly, Cape Broyle; station in 1813; in 1850 a new House,Lantern an * Between Placentia and St. John's, by wag 4-Parcels must be prepaid at the following gon, in one hour after the arrival of the Packet rates: Boat from Burin. Under -l lb ...... 5 cents. ""' Between Salmonier and St. Mary's, by mes Over ! lb. and not exceeding ! lb .. 10 cents. senger. Over! lb. and not exceeding! lb .. 15 cents. "Between Great and Little Placentia, by mes And so on, adding 5 cents for every ! lb., or senger. fraction thereof. "Between Great Placentia, La~Tanche, Sound 5-The parcel may be registered on payment Island, Harbor Buffett, Red Island, l\'Ierasheen of a fee of five cents in addition to the postage. and Burgeo, by boat. 6-If the name and address of the sender be "Between Great P]acentia and Burin, by boat, written on the parcel, it will, if delivery should touching at Paradise and Oderin. fail from any cause, be returned unopened to "' Between Burin and Garnish by messenger. the sender, on payment of an additional rate of "Between Burin, Corbon, Little and Great St. 20 cents for the return conveyance. Lawrence, Lamaline, Fortune and Gi-and Bank, 7-The parcel should have the words '' by by messenger. Parcel Post," plainly written over the address. • Between Garnish and Harbor Breton, calling It should be well and sti;ongly put up and be at English Harbor, by boat. legibly addressed to the Post Office address of " Between Harbor Breton, Pushthrough, Ren the intended receiver, including the name of the contre, Rameo, Burnt Islands and Petites, by district in which the Post Office is situated. boaL · The following is ,an example of the mode of Besides the above mentioned routes, Mails are address recommended : made up and despatched by steamer, after BY PARCEL POST. arrival of steamer from Halifax. Routes marked thus " are fortnightly in To-- summer and monthly during winter. ---Post Office Postage on Letters addressed to the United District of---- States, the Dominion of Canada and England, Sent hy--- are as follows : For Letters under ! oz., 5 cents, and 5 cents District of---- for every additional! oz. PROHIBITORY CLAUSES. Letters for the British. West Indies, 10 cents per! oz., and 10 cents for every additional! oz. No written communication shall be enclosed Newspapers to United States, the Dominion in any circular, periodical, pamphlet, book, book and West Indies, 2 cents, and to England, 1 parcel, or parcel for the Parcel Post ; and no cent. communication shall be written upon any cir Foreign Newspapers re-mailed for trans cular, periodical, pamphlet, book, book package mission to the Outports are charged 1 cent or parcel. each, prepaid by stamp. No letter, or any writing, or any marks to serve the purpose of a.letter, shall be written All correspondence addressed to the United upon or enclosed in any newspaper posted to Kingdom,. United States, the Dominion, New pass as a newspaper. Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Prepaid Looks, pamphlets and magazines for Island must be prepaid, or it cannot be for Great Britain are charged the following rates, warded. when exceeding two ounces in weight : For a packet above two ozs. and not exceed- INLAND POST AGE. ing 4 ozs ...... 6 cents. For Letters-Under f oz ...... 3 cents. Over 4 ozs. and not exceeding 8 ozs ...... 12 cents. Under 1 oz ...... 6 cents. Over 8 ozs. and not exceeding 1 lb ...... 24 cents. 3 cts. for every additional f oz., And so on, adding 6 cents for every additional prepaid by stamps. 4 ozs., or fraction thereof, when the packet ex ceeds two ounces in weight. For book packets, pamphlets, magazines and Books, trade patterns, or samples, and all periodicals, not exceeding three pounds in printed papers, other than newspapers, not ex weight, transmitted by post within the Island ceeding two ounces weight, are forwarded to the are charged 5 cents for every quarter pound of United Kingdom at the reduced rate of: their weight. For a packet not exceeding 1 oz ...... 2 cents. Above 1 oz. and not exceeding 2 ozs .. .4 cents. PARCEL POST, Unpaid books for the United Kingdom are Parcels closed at the ends and sides may be forwarded, charged with double the prepaid posted at any Post Office in Newfoundland for rates of postage. conveyance to any:other Post Office (not Way Letters for officers serving in H. M. service Office) in the Island, at a rate of Postage sub abroad are chargeable with the ordinary rates ject to the following conditions :- of postage. 1-No letter or letters shall be concealed. Rates of Postage on Letters posted in Newfound 2-The parcel shall not contain any explosive land for the following Countries and places. substance, glass, liquid or other matter, likely United Kingdom, Dominion of Canada a.nd! to injure the ordinary contents of the mail, the United States, 5 cents per f oz. rate. under penalty of forfeiture of the parcel. France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Holland, Bel 3-The weight of the parcel should not ex gimp.,. Germany, Switzerland, ~ussia, Denma.r~1. , ceed 3 lbs., nor the size exceed one foot in Sweden, Norway, Malta, Gibraltar, I~'°' length, or breadth, or six inches in thickness. Islands, Greece, Larnica, Mitelene, 4z.Qr~~ D MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 42 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Algeria, Turkey and Egypt, Bermuda and West SYSTEM, Indies, 10 cents per! ounce rate. I-Money Orders are made out in forms sup Tunis, 12 cents per ! oz. rate. plied for the use of the Money Aden, Africa, (South and West) Order Offices. Ascension, 2-Persons applying for Money Orders are Australian Colonies, Bourbon, Cape de Verds, Oayenne, . Falkland Islands Fernando recommended to use printed '' Application Po, Forms," printed for that purpose. Gambia, Gold Coast, Guadaioupe, India, (via Southampton), Liberia, Martinique, 3-Place of payment of ~ ~oney O~der may Reunion, be changed in accordance with mstruct10ns pro .St. Helena, Sierra Leone, 17 cents per! oz. rate. Mauritius, 18 cents per! oz. rate. vided therefor. 4-Alteration of payee's Ceylon, 23 cents per~- oz. rate. name may be effect ed by issue of a new Order and payment of Brazil, 25 cents pert oz. rate. commission thereon. Borneo, Buenos Ayres, China, Costa Rica, 5-Applicants for Money Orders are expected Grey Town, Guatemala, Hayti, - Hong Kong~ to observe due care in the examination of the Labuan, Mexico, Monte Video, Penang, Unitea same, relative to filling States and stamping; defect in of Columbia, (New Grenada), 29 cents Orders. when presented for payment, may cause per f oz. rate. ~ difficui'ty and delay, for which the paying offic_e As the postal rates for Foreign countries are is often changed, not to be held accountable. it would be well to inquire at 6-Postmasters should be the Post particularly care Office if the amount of Stamps on ful to ootain from the person who presents a Letters is sufficient to prepay to destination. Letters Money Order, wh~ther the rightfu_l ?wner or sent via Brindisi are charged 4 cents not full information as to the Christian name, additional per! o·unce rate. sur~ame and address of the party who origin Per Packet, via Halifax, Bermuda, 10 cents; ally United States, obtained it, unless such party be a firm, Dominion of Canada, Prince when the name of the firm Edward Island, 5 cents, and West will suffice. The Indies, 10 only exception to this rule is-When an Order is cents per f oz. presented through the Bank,. in 'which ca~e it Rule of Rating Letters by British Packet. will suffice that the Order, bemg properly sign ed be also crossed with the Banker's name. For all countries, under! oz. one rate; under 7-As however, after once paying a Mon~y oz. two rates; under lf oz. three rates, and Order1 by whomsoever presented, the office will so on, adding one rate for every ! oz. not be liable to any further claim, the public are Letters posted in Newfoundland for delivery strictly cautioned,- at any place· within the Island are charged 3 lst-To take ail means to prevent the loss of cents for every t oz., if prepaid, and 6 cents un the Money Order. paid. 2nd-To be careful on taking out an Order, By the Act 28 Vic., Chap. 2, all letters sent to state correctly the Christian as well as the from this Colony-, and all local letters deposited surname of the person in whose favour it is in any Post Office in this Colony for delivery drawn. or transmission within• it, shall be prepaid by 3rd-To see that the name of the person stamps, or otherwise such letters shall be taking out the Money Order is correctly known chargeable with double postage to the receiver. to the person in whose favour it is drawn. Parties desirous of vending Newfoundland 8-Payment of a Money Postage Order must be obtain Stamps, will be allowed a commission ed before the end of the sixth calendar month of five per cent. Stamps in all cases to be paid after for in advance. that in which it was issued, otherwise, a new Order will be necessary, for which a second REGISTRATION. commission will be charged; and if the Order be not paid before the twelfth calendar month Any Letters found to contain Coin, as well after that in which it was issued, all claims to as any having the word "Registration" written the money will be lost. upon them, which may be posted in Newfound Neglect of the following instructions will risk land, will be forwarded, charged with a double the loss of the monev, besides leading to delay registration fee. ' and trouble in obtalning payment. MONEY ORDER BRANCH. The Money Order Offices are :-General Post Office, St John's; Post Offices at Bay Bulls, Thomtl:3 S. Dwyer, Superintendent. Bonavista, Brigus, Burgeo, Burin, Channel, Office hours-From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. C"arbonear, Ferryland, Fogo, Greenspond, Money Orders are now interchanged with the Harbor Breton, Harbor Grace, Placentia, Tre United Kingdom, Dominion of Canada, P. E. passey, Trinity, Twillingate. Island and the United States, at the following 9-Postmasters should recommend the use of rates of commission : Money Orders for the trans1?1i~sion of m?ney, Scitle for United Kingdom-Orders up to £2 in preference t0 such transmission otherwise. stg. ls. stg.; from £2 up to £5, 2s.; from £5 up to £7, 3s. ; from £7 up to £10, 4s. Scale for the Provinces-Orders up to £5, ls.; SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC. from £5 to £10, 2s.; from £10 to £151 3s.; and Facility will be given to the Post Office in from £15 to £201 4s. No single Oraer can be the discharge of its daily duties, and greater granted for more than £20. No half-pence to security afforded to the Public, by careful atten be introduced in the Orders. tion to the following recommendations: Business of Money Order Office closes one Post all Letters and Newspapers, &c., as early hour before closing the Mails by the Halifax as practicable, especially when sent in large l:)teamer. numbers. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 43 OF NEWFOUNDLAND, When a number of .Newspapers are addressed On posting a registered letter or packet; to the same office, put them up in one parcel. always obtain a receipt for the same at the · When a number of circulars are posted, tie office whe1·e posted. them up in a bundle, with the addresses all in When letters or newspapers are delayed or one direction. missing, at once communicate the fact to the. Address letters, papers, &c., in a legible and Postmaster of the Division in which is situated complete manner, always giving the name of the Post Office at which the dela}ed or missing the Post Office ; and if there be more than one letters were posted. In case of a missing letter, Post Office of that name, the name of the dis enclosing value, state the exact contents, the trict in which situated. In case of letters going exact address, and the office at which posted ; aoroad, the name of the country as well as of the name of the person by whom posted and the town and city, should be given in full. Let the name of the pers.:n by whom received lkll ters for example, intended for London, Eng the office. In the case of a delayed letter or land, if simply addressed "London" would be paper, send the cover or wrapper in an entii,t,J forwarded to Lo,ndon, Canada West, and thus state, in order that the place of delay may be, be delayed. ascertained by an examination of the pQS~ Letters, Papers or Parcels for Outports should marks. have the name of the District, the Post or Way Trouble and loss occasionally arise out of the Office, distinctly written as part of the address. carelessness or dishonesty of parties employed For instance, Letters for Bonne Bay, French in the Post Office service ; yet instances ar~ Shore, are sometimes sent to Bonne Bay, Fortune not wanting in which it has been shown to the Bay District, being simply directed Bonne Bay satisfaction even of the complainants that the -there are severlil settlements named Broad fault at firat attributed to the Post Office,Yin Cove, Little Bay, English Harbor Blackhead, truth rested in other quarters. Theft by privM~ Balline, Caplin Oove, Deer Island, Flat Islands, hands, although very difficult of proof, have not Fortune, Fox• Oove, Freshwater, Island Cove, unfrequently been brought to light; and W:ili Long Harbor, Burgeo, New Harbor, Salmon greatly to be desired that those wh9 suffer lhS$ Cove, Seal Uove, Ship Cove, and, unless pro should, in the first instance, and while the cir perly directed, are liable to go to wrong office cumstances are fresh, endeavour to ascerta,i/n for delivery. The loss and inconvenience arising with the utmost precision all particulars re from imperfect directions, is caused by the care specting the despatch or receipt of the lostll"eil lessness of the sender, and no blame can attach ters or papera, and lose no time in communica to the Post Office-other places besides those ting this information to the Postmaster. nfa'J.' named, have settlements with corresponding deed, generally speaking, it is only by caref<1f1 appellation, hence the necessity of being parti inquiry into minute details, that the offerfl!.OO'l cular in addressing all letters, &c. can be detected, whether he be a servant of a See that every letter, newspaper or other d,epartmen t or not. wd :J packet sent by post, is securely folded and seal The Post Office is a department which admit3 ed. Every such packet has to be several times of constant improvement and expansion. Th~ handled and, even when in the mail bag, is ex public, by sending to the Postmaster General, posed to pressure.. and friction. Unless, there clear and correct information respecting fa.ulty. fore, the article be light and pliant, it should be arrangements, may materially benefit th~)l~r-. enclosed in strong paper, linen, parchment, or vice. It must be remembered, however,''thh:t' 1 some other material which will not readily tear changes in machinery so extensive and intricate, 1 or break. as that of the Post Office, must be made.. 1&rif. Fasten the covers of. newspapers firmly, so tiously and with much previous considerat!o:B.!<1 as to prevent them from slipping out. Time is generally required to carry out anv , When dropping a letter or newspaper into material change in postal arrangements·Jf)Tur 11 a letter box, always see that the packet falls even when decided upon, old contracts, r~qijjr-. <1 ing notice of termination, may have to into the box, and does not stick in its passage. 1$e:'[pt''1 Never seal letters for the East and West In rid of, and tenders of new contracts invifo{6:t, dies and other hot climates with wax. Such a public advertisements, before the decisioti {a'o. '. 1 practice is attended with much inconvenience, take effect. ", · · ·,, . :i.d JJ;J and frequently with serious injury, in consequ New Post Offices are established by tAArJli)!n-r. ence of the melting of the wax, and the adhe partment wherever it is ascertained that a suffi- · sion of the letters to each other. In all such cient number of inhabitants can he acc9~ POST OFFICE DIRECTORY FOR NEW Harbor Main Harbor Main Mrs. Ezekiel FOUNDLAND: Hermitage Fortune Bay M. Frances Hants Harbor Trinity Mary Hussen CONTAINING Holyrood Harbor Main John Veitch Island Cove Harbor John Crane An Alphabetical List of the Towns, Villages Grace and Settlements in the Colony, wi~h the Post Jacksons Cove Twillingate Henry Knight Towns and Way Offices. Kings Cove Bonavista Patrick liurphy POST TOWNS-those marked thus• are Money -Lamaline Burin James Pittman Order Offices. La.\Ianche Placentia & T. J. Kingwell St. l\Iary's :Name of Office. District. Name of Officer. Musgrave HarborBonavista J. B. Wheeler *Brigus Port-de- Mrs. Stantaford New Harbor Trinity Ths. Newhook Grave Oderin Placentia & James ~Iurphy •Boo a vista Bona vista John Lawrence ~t. :\Iary's •Burin Burin Thomas Winter Old Perlican Trinity Wm. Christian 11 Burgeo Burgeo & La F. A. Parsons Paradise Placentia & Patrick Healy Poile St. l\Iary'a *Bay Bull;i Ferryland H. J. Williams Port-de-Grave Port-de- Mat. O'Rielly •Carbonear Oarbonear Nicholas Nicholle Grave ~Iargt. Dooley *Fogo Fogo & Twil-J ames Fitzgerald Portugal Cove St. John's E. · lingate Random Trinity Bay J. Tilley Ferryland Ferry land John Morey Rencontre Fortune Bay Joseph Earle •Greenspond Bona vista William Lang Salmonier, North St )Iary's & .Jfatthew Carew • Harbor Grace Harbor Andrew Drysdale Placentia Grace St. Mary's Placentia & Patrick Walsh • Harbor Breton Fortune Bay Thomas Birkett St. l\Iary's • Little Placentia Placentia & Alexander Burke Topsail Harbor l\fainJames )loise St. :Mary's Toads Cove Bay Bulls )Irs. Driscoll •Placentia Placentia & Mrs. H. Bradshaw Trepassey St. .l\Iary's Eliz. Devereux St. l\Iary's Western Bay Bay-de- Pierce Hanrahan *Twillingate Fogo & Twil Joseph J. Pierce Verds lingate Salvage Bonavista Thomas Oldford *Trinity Trinity 1\,pne CrDss South Side St. John's George Read New Perlican Tri~ Francis Howell St. Lawrence Burin Hugh Vavasor La Poile Bur & La Francis Read Rose Blanche Burgeo & La P. Sorsoleil Poile Poile *Channel Burgeo & La N. J. Smith Renews Ferryland l\L Leary Poile Rendell Harbor Trinitv L. Hiscock WAY OFFICES. Tilt Cove Fogo & Twil-L. N. Gill lingate Name of Office. District. Name of Officer. Torbay St. John's E.John ~!'Guire Nippers Harbor Fogo & Twil-F. A. Thomas Bay Roberts '".Port-de Eliza l\Ioore lingate Grave Exploits Fogo & Twil-Thomas Winser Bare need Brigus J.Payne lingate Black Head Bay-de J. 0. l\loors Grates Cove Bay-de ·wm. l\Ieadus Verd's \'erds Bay-de-Verds Bav-de- Charles Blundon Georges Bay FrenchShore, Jos. LeGrande Verds West Bett's Cove Twillingate E. M. McOurdy Bay of Islands FrencbShore, Wm. Petipas Catalina Trinity S. Jeans West Cats Cove Harbor l\Iain Thomas O'Brien Olarks Beach Brigus ---- Brooklyn(Goose Bay) } Bonav1s · t a D. Stares Oat Harbor Twillingate H. Robinson Northern Bay Bay-de- J. Hogan Spaniards Bay Harbor \Yilliam Earle Verds Grace Pouch Cove St.John's E. J. Easterbrook Bonne Bay FrenchShore,J. R. Roberts Sound Island Placentia & P. Brown West St :Mary's Hearts Content Trinitv George :\Ioore Cod Roy French Shore-- -- Scilly Cove Trinity James Hiscock \Vest Herring Heck Twillingate Robert Lewis Branch Placentia & J. English· Burnt Island Bnrgeo & La Geo. Tweedle St. l\Iary's Poile Come-by-ChancePlacentia A. Blackadar Gooseberry ls'd Bonavista Thomas Harris Bay Fortune Harbor Twillingate R . .\1. Hamilton, English Harbor Fortune Bay ----- Fermeuse Ferryland Ann Collett Fortune Burin H.J. Haddon Lower Is'd Cove Bay-de- George Cooper Freshwater Bonavista J. Pritchett Yerds Bay Little Bay Is'ldsTwillingate John Campbell Grand Bank Burin J onth'n Hickman Pushthrougb Fortune Bay Henry Camp Garn~h Burin Geo. Snelgrove Petty Harbor St. John's Jacob Bishop Greens Harbor Trinity Simeon Read Cupids Brigus W. K. LeDrow l\IISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 45 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. Commissioners for Issuing Mense and Final Process and Subprenas returnable into the SUPREME COURT. Supreme Court for taking Affidavits and Chief Justice-Sir Hugh W. Hoyles, Knight. Recognizance of Bail in any Suit pending in Assistant Judges-Honorable Bryan Robinson said Court. .and John Hayward. Central District-Prescott Emerson, Henry Attorney General-Honorable F. B. T. Carter. T. B. Wood and George R. Lilly St. John's. Queen's Counsel-Hon. George H. Emerson, Northern District-Lewis W. Emerson, David Hon. Frederick B. T. Carter, Hon. W. V. White Rogers, Harbor Grace. Israel L. McNeil, Car wayJ... R. J. Pinsent, P. Emerson, J. I. Little, D. bonear. John C. Nuttall, John Wilcox1,.. Geo. W. t'rowse and Thomas J. Kough. Gushue, Brigus. John Louis, Lower island Chief Clerk and Registrar Supreme Court Cove. G. W. R. Hierlihy, Bay Roberts. Wm. Prescott Emerson. Holden, Harbor Main. William Christian, Old Clerk in Office of Chief Clerk and Registrar Perlican. Richard Penny, Hearts Content. H. T. B. Wood. William S. Green and Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity. Chief Clerk and Registrar Supreme Court on Alex. Bremner, Catalina. John Lawrence, Northern Circuit-Lewis W. Emerson. Bonavista. John T. Oakley, Wm. Lang, Greens Clerk of Supreme Court on Southern pond. James Fitzgerald, Fogo. John Peyton, Circuit-Robert John Parsons, jun. Twillingate. John M. Maddock, Port-de Registrar Southern District-Henry T. B. Grave. Wood. Southern District-David W. 0'.Mara, Ferry Crier of the Supreme Court and Tipstaff land. Adam J. McKen, Placentia. James J ohn Burke. Pittman, Lamaline. George Simms, Grand Barristers and Attorneys of the Supreme Bank. Francis A. Parsons, Burgeo. Philip Court at St. John's accordin~ to seniority, Hubert, Harbor Breton. James Moran,- Thomas exclusi,e of Attorney and Solicitor Generals Winter, Burin. Nelson Bailie, Oderin. James and Queen's Counsel-John S. Stephens, Robert P. LeGros, Petites. George Sutton, Trepassey. R. W. Lilly, Thomas J. Kough, Augustus 0. Thomas Driscoll, Toads Cove. Henry Camp, Hayward, D. W. Prowse, Michael J. O'Mara, Pushthrough. Alex. .McKenzie, MD., Rose Prescott Emerson, Robert J .. Kenti_ Henry T. B. Blanche. ·wood, Robert J. Parsons, Jun., W. 0. Wood, James S. \Yinter, Alexander J. W. :\IcNeily, B.A., NOTARIES PUBLIC. John H. Boone, D. J. Brown, D. J. Greene, St. John's-Hon. George H. Emerson, Robert R. Raftus, J. G. Conroy, P. J. Scott, T. F. H. Prowse, G. F. Bown, Hon. F. B. T. Carter, Walsh Stanley B. Carter, H. H. Carter, I. R. Robert R. W. Lilly, Hon. E. Morris, William H. McN"eily, Wm. J. Hogan, George :i\I. Johnson. Mare, Thomas J. Kough, Hon. W. V. Whiteway, Barristers and Attorneys Northern District Robert J. Pinsent, Richard B. Holden, Augustus Henry A. Clift, Harbor Grace. 0. Hayward, William 0. Wood, JamesS. Winter, Attorneys at Law-Robert R. Holden James Robert J. Parsons, jun., John H. Boone, A. J. W. M. Donnelly, Geo. H. Emerson, jun., John J. McNeily, John T. Gillard, Daniel J. Green, Flannery. John Maher, John A. Rochfort, G. H. Dickinson. Law ::lociety Benchers-Hon. Solicitor Gene Harbor Grace-Lewis W. Emerson,· H. A. ral, Treasurer ; ----, Secretary ; Hon. Clift, James B. Drysdale, Andrew S. Drysdale. Attorney General, J. I. Little, TbomasJ. Kough. Carbonear, Israel L. Mc~eil. Twillingate, Librarian, John Burke. John Pevton. Bay Roberts, G. W.R. Hierliby. Sheriffa-Central District, Thomas Talbot; Burin~ Francis Berteau. Fogo, James Fitz Sub-Sheriff-Lionel T. Chancey. Northern gerala. Brigus, George Gushue. District, John Bemister. Southern District, Southern District-James Carter. James Carter. Deputy-Sheriff for District of Burgeo and LaPoile, Frederick Cox. CE~TRAL DISTRICT COURT. :\lasters-in-Ohancery-Hon. Geo. H. Emerson, Judges-D. W. Prowse and Henl'y Renouf. Thos. J. Kough, Robert J. Pinsent, Hon. W. V. Clerk of the Court-Robert R. W. Lilly. Whiteway, Prescott Emerson and James S. STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES. ·winter. St. John's-Daniel Woodley Prowse and VICE-ADMIRALTY COURT. Henry Renouf, Judges Central District Court. Judge-The Chief Justice for the time being. Conception Bay-Thomas R. Bennett, District Registrar-Robert R. W. Lilly. Judge, Harbor Grace. Israel L. Mr.Neil: Oar Marshal-A. 0. Hayward. bonear. John Wil'cox, Brigus. S11rrogates-Henry T. B. Wood and 9. W. Trinity Bay--,Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity. Prowse, St. John's; Lewis W. Emerson, Harbor William Christian, Old Perlican. Grace. Bona,ista-David Cantlow. Greenspond-John T. Oakley. TERMS OF SUPREME COURT. Fogo-James Fitzgerald. Supreme Court-Spring Term commencing Twillingate-J ohn Peyton. 20th l\Iay, to continue three weeks; Autumn Ferryland-David W. 0 :i\Iara. Term .Oth November, and -to continue three Placentia and St. Mary's-Adam J. McKen, weeks; with power to the Judges to prolong the Placentia. James Harney, St. Mary's. term from day to day, not exceeding six days in Burin-James Moran. all. Grand Bank-George Simms. Sessions after Term-The first Monday in Fortune Bay-Philip Hubert, Harbor Breton. February, Mar?h, April and. JulJ:, and to con Burgeo-John Jordan. tinue for a per10d not exceedmg six days. Channel-Frederick Cox. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 46 OF NEWFOUND~AND. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. TwiHingate-Sergeant Wells. Brigus-'-Sergeant Jackson. For the Colony of Newfoundla11d-TheJudges Catalina -Head Constable, J. R. Mccowan. of the Supreme Court, the MemB'ers of the Ex Placentia-Sergeant, Michael Kearney. ecutive Council, and Hon. Ambrose Shea1 Hon. E. D. Shea, Hon. JamesJ. Rogerson, Damel W. INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Prowse R. R. W. Lilly, Paul Carty, Henry Renouf' George Oarter, Frederick J. Vallance. Thomas Brien St. John's. John Brace, Cent~al District-Hon. Stephen Rendel), Hon. Harbor Grace. 'Peter .McBaie, Ca.rbonear. John Winter. William Horwood, Brigus .. John .Miffien,. Ra:gged Northern District-John Peyton, John T. H11.rbor to Spiller's Cove, mclus1ve, (District of Oakley, John Tilleyt Wm. Christian, Alexand:-r Trinity). Nathaniel Patten, Burm. Hen~y Bremner, John G. Skelton, John Munn, David Camp, from Pass ~sland to Cape LeHune, J?is Candow Wm. S. Green, John Rorke, James L. trict of Burgeo. John Lawrence, Bonav1~ta. South. Charles Harris, Gooseberry and adJa Prendergast, John Wilcox, Philip LeTesconte, cent Islands. G.W. R. Hierlihy Bay Roberts. James Fitzgerald, ~ewis W. Bme~on, Israel L. 1 McNeil John Lewis, Reuben Bemister, George Wm. D. Cross, North side ofTrimty Ba;y:. f ohn Skelto~, James Alcock, Wm. Stirling, Joseph G. Lucas Fogo. Marmaduke Clow, Distr1ctof J. Pearce Nathan Norman, Wm. Lang, Wm. Ferryland. Albert Stirling, District of Jortune Holden Hay Findlater, John Sheehan, Wm. P. Bay. Fred. Wyatt, Greenspond. L. Mills, Taylor,' Gilbert H. Cole, John W. Owen, G. W. Grand Bank. James Peyton, Twili~gate ..J~hn R. Bierlihy, Edward T. Pike, Alex. W. Bremner, Coffin King's Cove. John Collis, Trm1ty. Geo. C. Rutherford, Patrick Nowlan, James Charl;s Randall, Hearts Content. Edward Tarahan John M. Maddock,,_ B. T. H. Gould, O'Brien, Harbor Main: T. E. Collett, Harbor Michael bwyer, Hon. W. J. 1::1. Donnelly, James Buffett. Burden James Winsor, Charles Furey, John SAVINGS BANK. Bartlett.! John Miffien, Samuel .Evans, Wm. Lethbriage, E. C. Watson, James Gardner, Governors-Five members of the House of Daniel Green, Wm. ·Meadus, John S. Lockyer, Assembly and three members of the Legislative Alex. McMillan1 Thos. Winserj Michael Bolger, Council, viz : Geo. Vardy, Cnarles Dawe, a. mes Alexander~ Hon. F. B. T. Carter Hon. J. J. Rogerson,Hon. M.D., Dr. R. White, Thos. C. Duder, James H. A. Shea, Hon. W. V. Whiteway, and the Hon. the Watson, Frederick White, Daniel Murphy, John Smith, George Gushue, Richard Penny, Speaker of the House of Assembly. Hon'bles. Josiah Manuel, Capt. E. M. Cookesley, James Edward White and W. J. S. Donnelly of the Hippisley, Adolph Guzman, John Duder. Council. Southern District-'l'homas Renouf, Edward Directors-Hon. F. B. T. Carter and Hon. A. Evans, Francis Berteau, Owen Pine, Ri~hard Shea. . .Marshall, Patrick Furlong, Thomas Wmter, Cashier-Hon. Edward :Morns . Philip Sorsoliel, John W. English, John Jo~dan, The Bank is open every Monday between the Richard McGrath, Philip Holman, Thos. R. hours of 12 a.nd 2 o'clook, for depositors' busi Keats, Francis Read,· Thomas O'Riell)", Ja~es ness. Pittman, W. J. Coen, Henry Benning, J. White, BRANCH BANK-HARBOR GRACE. Michael Gorman, Adam .J. McKen, John Furneax, Thos. Driscoll, Chas. E. Cossma•i. Davin W. Cashier and Clerk-Patrick Devereux. O'Mara, E. C. Gallop, Fred. Cox, Wm. Phoran, Moses Tilley, Thos. Hodge, James Harney, BOARD OF HEALTH. Philip Hubert and Chas. D. Chambers. Health OfficPrs-Henry Shea, ::\I.D., and Tho mas Howley, ~1.D., St. John's. Wm. Allan, CLERKS OF THE PEACE. ::\I.D. and Thomas R. Bennett, Harbor Grace. St. John's-(For Central District) R. R. W. Fran~is '.\Ioran, M.D., Burin. Wm. Stirling, Lillv. Harbor Grace, Hugh W. Trapnell. .'.\I.D., Twillingate. Hay Findlater, M.D., Car'bonear-Joseph :McKay. Brigus-J. C. Fogo. Robert White, M.D., Trinity. Dr. R. Nuttall. Trinity-W. S. Green. Bonavista ~I. Nelson, Carbonear. Dr. Fitzgerald, For John Lawrence. Twillingate-Aron A. Pearce. tune Bay. Dr. A. Robillard, Channel. Dr. Anderson, Brigus ard Port-de-Grave. Dr. Skel CONSTABULARY. ton, Greenspond. Dr. Alexander, Tilt Uove. Inspector and General Superintendent of Board of Health and Health Wardens for the Oonstal:iulary for Newtou· 1 dland-Paul Carty. Town and District of St. John's-Judge Prowse, St. John's-Acting Sub-Inspector-James Chairman; Judge Renouf, Hon. S. Rend~ll, Kenna. Head Constable-Jolin Nicol. Infan Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly, Hon. P. G. Tessier, try Sergeants-Patrick Coady,' 'Edward Doyle, Hon. R. Thorburn, Robert Alexander, Robert J. John Sullivan and Geo. Winslow. Acting Kent, Henry Shea, .'.\l.D., and Tl:os. Howley, Sergeant-Isaac W. Bartlett. Acting Cavalry 1\1.D., (Health Officers), Chas. Crowdy, ~I.D., 8ergeant-l'hilip Lacey. Medical Attendant Fred. Bunting, l\I.D., Cha~ H. Renouf, :i\I.D., Dr. Urowdy. Wm. C. Simms, ~l.D., and R. R. W. Lilly, Harbor Grace-Head Constable, Luke Fallon. s~re~~ • Sergeant-Frederick Williams. Acting Ser Board of Health, Harbor Grace-Israel L. geant-Thomas Fennessey. McNeil, Wm. Allan, John Munn, Thomas H. Ridley, James L. Prendergast, George Ruther Carbonear-Sergeants, Peter McBaie and Mat. ford and Lewis W. Emerson. McKee. Board of Health, Carbonear-John Rorke, Bay Roberts-Acting Sergeant, Joseph Rielly. Edward T. Pike, B. T. H. Gould, Michael Bulger, MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 47 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Wm. P. Taylor, Israel L. :McNeil, Dr. Nelson, Pride, Infants. Training Pupil Teachers of the Michael Dwyer. society-Miss Blackler, Miss Willmore, lfiss )ledical Officer to Board of Trade for sick Adams, Miss ·Cole, Miss Everett, Miss Martin, Seamen, port of St. John's-Wm. C. Simms, Miss Mercer, Miss Renouf, Miss Powsland. Bel M.D. leoram, ;\'liss Saunders. Petty Harbor1 Mr. and QUEEN'S PRINTER. Mrs. Bishop. Portugal Cove, Mr. Tulk. Brigus! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Port-de-Grave. Mr. anu John Collier Withers, Esquire. Mrs. Maddock and Miss Andrews. Spaniards Bay, l\Ir. and Mrs. Earle. Bishop's Cove Miss Manderson. Harbor Grace, Mr. and Miss Ward. Hearts Content, Mr. Gardner. Trinity, Mr. E. EDUCATIONAL DEPART11ENT. Collis and Miss Lockyer. Bonavista, John Law rence. Salvage, Mr. Rowsell. GreenspondJ. Mr. ST. JOHN'S ACADEMY. Skiffington. Swains Island, Ed. Bishop. Twil Directors-Church of England Board-Right lingate, Mr. Lloyd. Fogo, Mrs. Plomer. Great Rev. tbe Lord Bishop, Hon. the Chief Justice, St. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Pitcher. Hon. Judge Robinson, Hon. F. B. 'l', Carter, D. W. Prowse. Head Master-Rev. Joseph F. CHURCH OF ENGLAND BOARDS OF EDUCATION. Phelps. Second Master-T. Owain Jones. St. Johu's-Revds. Ambrose Heygate, Edward Roman Catholic Board-Right Rev. Dr. Botwood, A. C. F. Woodt...and Hon. Dr. Winter, Power, Joseph I. Little, Hon. Thomas Talbot, Hon. A. W. Harvey .liidwin Duder Judge William P. Walsh, Maurice Fenelon. Masters Prowse, Dr. Crowdy, George Rendell, !Ion. W. Very Rev. P.A. Slattery, Rev. Wm. Fitzpatrick, V. Whiteway and J. L. Duchemin, H. J. Stabb. and )lessrs. P. J. O'Neil, B.A.i.and F. J. Doyle. Brigus-Rev. R. Holland Taylor, and .Messrs. General Protestant Board-1'evds. M. Harvey, Wm. Anderson, M.D., John Smith, Robert J. D. Patterson, Thomas Ha.11 1 and Hon; Robert Wells, (Salmon Cove) Elijah Bishop, (Burnt Thorburn, Hon. P. G. Tessier, J. Goodfellow, Head.) W. Boyd, Gilbert Browning and J. N. Finlay. Port-de-Grave--Rev. J .. C. Harvey, and Messrs. Jno. Andrews, Thomas Battan, M. NEWFOUNDLAND WESLEYAN ACADEMY. Dawe and J.M. Maddock. Directors-Rev. John S. Peach, Hon. J. J. Bay Roberts-Rev. W. C. Shears, and Messrs. Rogerson, C. R. Ayret~ Hon. Stephen Rendell. Charles Dawe, Isaac Bartlett, Dr. Wm. Fraser, Principal-Robert E. Holloway, B. A. Second and Eli Dawe, (Coley's Point.) Master-Emile Handcock. Third Master-J. W. Harbor Grace-Revds. B. Jones, J. M. Noel, Nichols. John Godden, A. C. Warren, and Messrs. Joseph Godden, Thomas R. Bennett, H. Fitzgerald and HARBOR GRACE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. W. H. Earle. · Directors-John Munn, Hugh W. Trapnell, Carbonear-Rev. W. J. Hoyles, and Messrs. John Ryan, Mark Parsons, Thomas R. Bennett, Wm. C. Hawker, Samuel Bennett, John Pearce, Patrick Devereux. Master-John I. Roddick. Geo. Crocker and Dr. J. Ryall. Bav-de-Verds-Rev. G. S. Ohamberlain, and CARBONEAR GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Messi-s. Geo. Cull, (C11.ptain Cove) Jonas Gar ret, Henry Blundon, Charles Blundon, Henry Directors-Rev. W. J. Hoyles, W. Hawker and Stephens, (Bay-rle-Verdsi Wm. Meadus, (Grates John Pearce, Church of England branch.Right Cove.) Re:v. Dr. Carfagnini, Rev. J. O'Connor and Trinity Bay South-Revds. G. Gardner, G. S. Richard McOarthy, Roman Catholic Branch. Chamberlain, and Messrs. Wm. Meadus, sen., Rev. James Dove, Israel L. McNeil, B. T. H. James Watson and Noah Hendy, (Scilly Cove.) Gould and Wm . .Benny, Wesleyan branch. Trinity Bay West-Revds. G. Gardner, l!. COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURCH SOCIETY. Petley, and Messrs. James Moore, sen. John Northover, (New Perlican) James Read, (gearts [Incorporated 1852-Instituted originally as Delight) James Gardner, sen., and Joseph Hop the Newfoundland School Society, 1823.) kins, (Hearts Content.) Patron-Her Most Gracious Majesty the Trinity Bay North-Rev. B. Smith, Dr. R. Queen. Vice-Patrons-His Grace the Archbi White, and i\1essrs. Gilbert H. Cole, Wm. Pitt shop of Canterbury, His Grace the Archbishop man). Edward M. Cooksley, A. W. Bremner and of York, His Grace the Archbishop of Armagh. W. ;:;. Green. President-the Most Honorable the Marquis of Trinity Bay East-Rev. Wm. Netten, and Cholmondeley, and 72 Vice-Presidents, consis Messrs. D. Rennie, Thos. Stone,2. John )Iiffiin, ting of Peers of the United Kingdom, English Peter Martin, Thos. Martin and ueo. Raymond, and Colonial Bishops,Deans,Colonial Governors sen. including the Governor of Newfoundland, Bonavista Bay South-Rev. A. E. C. Bayly, Members of Parliament, &c. ' Dr. Skelton, and .Messrs. Samuel Mifflin, sen., Corresponding Committee in Newfoundland Joseph Brown and Joseph Rolls. -President, Hon. Frederick B. T. Carter; Vice Bonavista Bay West-Rev. W. Kirby, and President, · Robert J. Pinsent; Treasurer and Messrs.John Coffin, Fred. Shears, Robert Penny, Secretary, E. L. Jarvis; Inspector, J. W. Mat. Waugh, Sam1iel Coffin and Samuel Brown. l\farriott; Hon. J. Winter, Hon. W. V. White Bonavista Bay North-Rev. J. G. Craig, Dr. waJ.:i, Theo. Clift, D. W. Prowse, J. L. Noonan, George Skelton, and }lessrs. Fred. White, John P . .liimerson, James Winter, Commander Robin C. Dominy and Wm. Kean. son. Salvage-Rev. H. ~I. Skinner, and James Bur School Teachers-St. John's, (Centrnl School) den, John Brown, jun., Joseph House, jun., Wm. Daniel Currie, Boys; Miss Lundy, Girls Miss Moss, John Squires and A. Turner. l\11SCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 48 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Fogo-Rev. C. Meek, and Messrs. H. J. Earle, Trinity Bay South-Rev. Geo. H. Bryant, James Rolls, jun., Josiah Wa4irman and Na Rev. Thomas H. James, Wm. Christian, Ebene thaniel Banks. zer Ma.rch, Elias March, Benjamin Benson, and Twillingate-Revds. F. R. Murray, A. S. H. Thomas A very. Winsor, (Herring Neck) and Messrs. Wm. Leth Trinity Bay North-Rev. JesseHeyfield, Rev. bridge, Josiah Colborne, R. P. Rice, Robert Samuel Snowden, John Cross, G. F. Stoneman, Lewis and John Squires, (Herring Neck). George Barnes, Matthias .Martin and Moses Notre Dame Bay, (Porth) Exploits, Burnt Tilley. Island-Revds. W. Sn1Hh, John Hewit, Dr. Trinity Bay West-Rev. James Nurse, Henry Alexander, and Messrs. Chas. Collins, Thomas March, Richard Penny, Thomas Newhook and Winser, F. J. Vallance, James Alcock, Geo. Samuel Brace. Sevior, ·wm. Squarry, Geo. Payne, Leander Trinity Bay East-Rev. F. G. Willey, Ben Gill and John Colton. jamin Snellgrove, Wm. Norman, John Hick.s1 Ferryland-Rev. C. Ellingham, and Messrs. Caleb Diamond, Abednego Hobbs and Richara James Carter, P. Winser, John Morey and Cole. Robert Morev. Bonavista Bay South-Rev. John Reay, Jabez Placentia...:__Rev. J. Kingwell and Messrs. Saint, James Saint, Stephen Abbott, John Richard Collett, Ed. Burton, Geo. Dicks, (Har Swires, Wm. Oldfield and Charles Templeman. bor Buffett) Samuel Coffin, (Spencer's Cove) Bona.vista Bay West-Rev. Alexander Mc H. \\'. LeMessurier, (Isle of Valen) and Nelson Gregor1 John Olford, sen., Elias Brown, James Bailie, (Oderin). Oldfiela, John Perry, Wm. Pye, Wm. Matthews, Burin-Rev. J. Lockward, and Messrs. Reuben Bemister and Naaman Green. Francis Berteau, Louis S. Butler, John Paul, Bonavista Bay North-Rev. Charles Myers George Baker, Charles Hollett, and Thos. and George Allen, Geo. Burton, Geo. Dowden, Winter. Elijah Burry, Thos. Winsor and Geo. W. Lamaline-Rev. J. Darrell and Messrs. John Hamm. Pittman, Thomas Laskey, James Pittman, Fogo-Rev. Thomas W. Atkinson and John Henry Haskell, sen. and John Cake. G. Lucas, Joseph Waterman, Robert Scott, Fortune Bay-Rev. W. K. White, Dr. Conrad Thos. C. Duder, Alfred Pike, William Perry, Fitzgerald, and John Gaulton, (Harbor Breton) James Hicks. Rev. E. Colley, and Ed. C. Gallop, (Hermitage Twillingate-Rev. B. Swann and Peter Sam Cove) Rev. Joh!\ Bishop and George Snelgrove, ways, W. Hodder, Elias Roberts, Isaac l\Ioores, (Belleoram). sen., John Minty and Alfred Linfield. Burgeo-Revds. John Cunningham,E. Colley, Moreton's Harbor-Rev. Wm. Jennings, Rev. Dr. Geo. Hunt, and Charles M. DeQuettville, Anthony Hill and Charles l\Ieyers, S. Snowdon, John Jordan, Stephen Vatcherand Wm. Ander James Pennock, Mark Osmond, Simon Manuel son, sen. and Henry Knight. LaPoile-Rev. F. Skinner, P. H. Sorsoliel, Placentia Bay- Rev. H. C. Hatcher and Philip LeMotte, Francis Read and Thos. Rid Thomas Giles, James Hollett, Edmund Read and out. James Williams. Channel-Rev. T. A. Goode, N. Smith, Fred. Burin-Rev. Joseph Pascoe and Owen Pine, Cox, John LeMoine, "\Y. T. Dicks, F. J. Tweedle Richard Paul, John Weare, George Bishop, and Joseph Small. John Mitchell, sen., and Benjamin Hollett. Inspector-Rev. William Pilot. Grand Bank-Rev. Solomon Matthews and Wm. Ke:1dall, Ed. Evans, James Hickman, WESLEYA~ METHODIST BOARDS OF EDUCATION. Jas. P. Snook, Edward Bennett and Jas. Lake. LaPoile-Rev. Joseph Parkins and Saul Bon St. John's-Revds. Thomas Harris, Simeon B. nell, Wm. Stone, Wm. Treadwell and Geo. Ells Dunn, and Hon. J. J. Rogerson, Hon. E. D. worth. White, C. R. Ayre, John Steer. Geo. Gear, Fortune Bav-Rev. Solomon Matthews and Robert E. Holloway, A. J. W. McNeily, H.J. B. Wm. Kenrlall, °John Williams, Edward Williams Woods, Stephen Knight, J. vY. Pitts, Geo. W. and Henry Williams. Mews. Musgrave Harbor-Rev. "W. R. Tratt and Bri~us-Rev. Chas. Ladner, Abraham Bart Je>hn Whiteway, James Hicks, R. Wellon, and lett, Geo. Gushue, John Wilcox, Capt. Alfred Thomas Elliott. Smith, Capt. S. Whelan, and Capt. George Notre Dame Bay, (north)-Rev. George J. Smith. Bond, Rev. '\Ym. Bramfitt and Wm. Mercell, Port-de-Grave-Rev. George Bullen and Wm. Henry Ebsary and Henry Knight. Kelland, Abm. Bursey, Wm. Sealey and Dr. Inspector-Rev. George S. Milligan,, )I.A. Brown. Bay Roberts-Rev. Joseph Lester, and Isaac ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. Mercer, (of Benj.) Abner Snow, Samuel Mercer St. John's-Orphan Asylum, (Boys). Tea.ch and Solomon French. ers, the Christian Brothers. Industrial Depart Harbor Grace.-Rev. James Dove, and John ment, Bartholomew Connors. Bemister, James Hippisley, Willis Parsons, Wm. St. Patrick's River Head-Teacher, R. J. ~Ic Stepbenaon, John Trapnell and James Parsons. Keown. Carbonear-Rev. John Goodisnn, and John Harbor Grace-St. Patrick's Free School, Rorke, J. L. l\lcNeil, B. T. H. Gould, Robert (Boys). Teacher, Michael Scully. Maddock, \Ym. Guy and R. Giles. Bay-de-Verds-Rev. Jeremiah Embree, Rev. ROMAN CATHOLIC BOARDS OF EDUCATION. John G. Currie, and John Lewis, Wm. Lacey, St. John's--Right Rev. Dr. Power, Hon. R. Jacob Moores, Thos. Hilliard and John Dia Kent, Hon. Edward Morris, Hon. E. D. Shea, mond. John Casey and J. G. Conroy. 111ISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 49 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Ha!'bor Grace, Carbonear, Bay-de-Verds and Harbor Grace-Rev. George Harrington, Trinity, South and West-Most Rev. Dr. Car (Smith's Souad) Rev. J. B. Saer, (General fagnini and Patrick Devereux, Thomas Green, Missionary) Thomas Hodge, (Twillingate) John James Bolger, Andrew Drysdale, PREVENTIVE OFFICERS. CONSTABULARY. Great Placentia ...... $ 231 Inspector ...... $ 1,440 St. Lawrence ...... 231 Sub-Inspector...... 500 Bona vista and Catalina ...... 231 1 bead constable, 4 sergea.nts, 2 acting Bants Harbor ...... 231 sergeants and 37 constables; cavalry, 231 I acting sergeant and 5 constables. ~:~r:i~~~r,~ .:: :·:.·.::: ·.·.: :: :·.:: ::: ::: :: ::: ::: ::: ::: 231 · Harbor Grace.-! head constable, I ser Bay Bulls ...... 231 geant, I acting sergeant and 9 con St. :Mary's ...... 231 stables. Little Placentia ...... 231 Oarbonear.-1 sergeant and 5 consta Grand Bank ...... 231 bles. Fortune ...... 231 Brigus.-1 sergeant and 2 constables. Burgeo ...... 231 Twillingate.-1 sergeant and I consta- Trepassey ...... 231 ble. Betts Cove and Tilt Cove ...... 231 Catalina..-! constable. Rose Blanche ...... 231 Bay Roberts.-2 constables. Renews ...... 231 Placentia.-1 sergeant. Hearts Content ...... 231 Ferryland.-1 constable. Port de Gra.ve.-1 constable. COLLECTORS. Bay de Verds.-1 -constable. Bonavista.-1 constable. Labrador ...... $ 780 Renews.-! constab!e. Bay Bulls.-! constable. SUB-COLLECTORS. Burin.-! constable. Channel.-1 constable. Labrador...... $ 231 Portugal Cove.-1 constable. Clerk and Landing Waiter Harbor Salaries in aggregate amounting to up- Grace ...... 600 wards of...... 134,150 JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. The above are police trained and wearing uni form. Chief Justice ...... $ 5,000 JAILERS. Assistant Judges, 2 at $41000 ...... 8,000 Attorney-General...... 2,400 St. John's ...... $ 900 Solicitor-General...... 1,200 Harbor Grace ...... 500 Chief Clerk and Registrar Supreme Trinity ...... 140 Court ...... 1,800 Ferryland ...... 140 Chief Clerk and Registrar Northern Dis- Placentia ...... 140 trict...... 1,100 Burin ...... 140 Clerk in Office of Chief Clerk and Re- Bona.vista ...... 140 gistrar Supreme Court ...... 600 Twillingate ...... 93 Crier and Tipstaff Supreme Court...... 300 Harbor Breton ...... 116 Sheriff, Central District...... 1,385 Brigus ...... 60 Northern District ...... 1,385 Greenspond ...... 8! Southern do ...... 924 Sheriff's Bailiff, Central District...... 550 CLERKS OF THE PEACE. St. John's ...... $ 1,570 VICB ADMIRALTY COURT. Harbor Grace ...... 830 Judge ...... Trinity ...... 277 Twillingate ...... 277 Chief Justice ...... Bona vista ...... 277 Registrar ...... 277 .Marshal...... ~~;b~sn.~~;·.::·::.:::·::.·.:·:.:·.·.::::·.·:::.:·.:::·::.:·::.: 600 POLICE )1AGISTRATES. GENERAL PosT OFFICE. St. John's District Judges, 2 at $1,600 Post Master General...... $ 1,660 each ...... $ 3,200 1st Clerk and General Accountant ...... 720 Harbor Grnce District Judge ...... 1,400 Superintenoent Money Order Ofrce ...... 800 Carbonear...... 830 2nd Clerk...... 650 Brigus ...... 830 3rd Clerk and Assorter ...... 550 Old Perlican ...... 700 1st Letter Carrier ...... 350 Trinity ...... 830 2nd do ...... :t80 Bona vista ...... 830 830 DEPUTY POST ~1.A.STERS. ~;i~li~~~.~~.::: :: :::: :::::: :::::: ::::::::::.:·:::::: 830 Harbor Grace ...... $ 450 Ferryland ...... 800 Do do Letter Carrier ...... 52 Placentia ...... 830 Carbonear...... 250 Harbor Breton ...... 462 242 St. ;\[ary's ...... 280 160 Grand Bank ...... 760 i;r~t:·:·:::··:·::·:·:·:·:·.::~··:·:·:·.:.-:··:·:·:·:·::·.':··.-:·:··_··:·.·::·::::::: 50 Burgeo ...... 500 Placentia ...... 120 Channel ...... 500 Bonavista ...... 100 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 5) OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Twillingate ...... $ 120 Rev. A. C. F. Wood, M.A., St. Thomas', St- Fogo ...... 100 John's. Bay Bulls ...... 70 Rev. E. Botwood, St. l\Iary's. Ferryland ...... :...... 80 Rev. R. M. Johnson, Pouch Cove. Little Placentia ...... 70 Rev. T. G. Netten, Petty Harbor. Burin ...... 120 Harbor Breton Rev. ----, Foxtrap...... 100 Rev. ----, TopsRil. Greenspond ...... 100 Rev. William Pilot, St. John's. 60 Rev. Cornelius Ellingham, Portugal Cove. f !rJ~f1~·:.·.·.·.·.·:.·.·::::.·.·:.·.·.·.·.·:.·::.·.·:.·.·.·.·.·:.·.·:.·.·:.·.·:. 30 Rose Blanche Rev. J. F. Phelps, Academy...... 60 Rev. ----, Ferryland. New Perlican ...... 47 Channel ...... 80 DEANERY OF CONCEPTION BAY. Hearts Content ...... 40 Rural Dean-Rev. James C. Harvey. PAYMASTERS Rev. T. Noel, Harbor Grace. In the various districts throughout the Rev. S. M. Wren, Harbor Grace. Colony, in the aggregate amounting Rev. John Godden, Harbor Grace and Bryanm to over ...... $151995 Cove Rev. William J. Hoyles, Carbonear. OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Rev. J. Harvey, Port de Grave. Clerk ...... : ..... $ 600 Rev. Robert H. Taylor, Brigus. Master in Chancery...... ~00 Rev. W. C. Shears, Bay Roberts. Usher Black Rod...... 600 Rev. A. C. J. Warren, Upper Island Cove. Doorkeeper ...... 250 Rev. G. S. Chamberlain, Bay de Verds. Messenger...... 150 DEANERY OF TRINITY BAY. OFFICERS OF BOUSE or ASSEMBLY. Rural Dean-Rev. B. Smith. Speaker...... $ 924 Rev. B. Smith, Trinity, North Side. Clerk ...... 1,269 Rev. H. Dunfield, Trinity. Assistant Clerk...... 600 Rev. Henry Petley, M.A., New Harbor. Sergeant-at-Arms...... 480 Rev. George Gardner, Hearts Content_ Solicitor...... 480 Rev. William Netten, Catalina. Doorkeeper...... 160 tJpper Doorkeeper...... 160 DEANERY OP BONAVISTA BAY. Outer do ...... 160 Rural Dean-Rev. A. E. C. Bayly. Under do ...... 120 Rev. A. E. C. Bayly, Bonavista. Messengers, 2 at $160...... 320 Re,. William Kirby, King1s Oove. Fireman...... 200 Rev. H. M. Skinner, Salvage. PENSIONS. Rev. John G. Cragg, Greenspond. Patrick Burke ...... $ 94 DEANERY OF NOTRE-DAME, E. ~I. Archibald ...... £ 350 B. G. Garrett...... 275 Rural Dean- ----. Mts. Buckley...... 25 Rev. T. P. Massiah, Twillingate. Rev. Alfred Winsor, Herring Neck. :~:: 5khe~~~?.'.'.'.'.' . .'.'.'.'.':.'.'.'.'.'.".·.·.:·.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.:::::::$ 2ig Rev. Christopher Meek, Fogo. Benj. Sweetland...... 693 Rev. Robert Temple, Betts Cove. S. H. Emerson...... 1,616 Rev. Walter Smith, Tilt Cove. John Canning...... 1,485 Rev. John Hewitt, Exploits; Burnt Island. Thos. E. God en ...... 924 Robt. Bagley ...... 970 DEANERY OF PLACENTIA BAY. William Magill...... 693 Rural Dean-----. E. L. Moore...... 924 Thos. Reid ...... 1,084 Rev. J. Kingwellt Harbor Buffett. Eliza Solomon...... 231 Rev. J. Lockwarct, Burin. Rev. Josiah Darrell, Lamaline. DEANERY OF FORTUNE BAY. ECCLESIASTICAL DEPAR'l' Rural Dean-Rev. W. K. White. MENT. Rev. W. K. White, Harbor Breton. Rev. E. Colley, Hermitage Cove. CBU!tCH OF ENGLAND. Rev. J. Cunninaham, Burgeo. Rev. Frederick Skinner, LaPoile. DIOCESE OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Rev. C. Jeffrey, St. George's Bay. The Right Rev. JAMES B. KELLY, D.D., D.C.L., Rev. J. Curling, Bay of Islands. Lord Bishop of Newfoundland. Rev. John Bishop, Belleoram. DEANERY OF AVALON. Rev. T. A. Goode, Channel. Rev. 'A. C. Waghorne, St. Pierre. Rural Dean-Rev. T. l\L Wood. LABRADOR. R~v. F. R. Murray, Cathedral. Rev. J. C. Machin, Cathedral. Rev. George Bishop, Battle Harbor. Rev. 'l'. M, Wood, St. Thomas', St. John's. Rev. Wm. Howe, li'orteau and .Flowers Cove MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 52 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. RETIRED CLERGYMAN. CONVENTS. Rev. Thomas Boone, late Rural Dean, Notre St. John's-Presentation Convent, Military Dame Bay. Road· Mercy Convent, Military Road ; Present THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE. ation' Convent, Patrick's Street; Mercy Con- vent, Belvidere. · Visitor-The Lord Bishop. Torbay-Presentation Convent. Council-The Lord Bishop and the Revds. Witless Bay-Presentation Convent. T. l\I. Wood, E. Botwood, J. F. Phelps. Burin-Mercy Convent. Principal- Ferryland-Presen tation Convent. -----. Renews-Presentation Convent. Vice-Principal-Rev. Ambrose Heygate. B.A. St. Lawrence-.Mercy Convent. Students-F. J. J. Smith, Theodore Nurse, Great Placentia-Presentation Convent. W. Howe, William Haynes, - Payne. St. Mary's-Presentation Convent. DIOCESAN SYNOD OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Harbor Breton-Presentation Convent. An Orphaaage for Girls at Belvidere; Orphan President, Right Rev. the Lord Bishop. Asylum School, Cathedral Hill. :Clerical Secretary, Rev. J. F. Phelps. Lay ~ecretary, G. T. Rendell. Treasnr1:1r, Henry DIOCESE OF HARBOR GRAOE. Cooke. Auditors, Rev. \V. Pilot, John Good .ridge. The' Right Rev. HENRY CARFAGNINI1 D.D., Executive Committee-The Lord Bishop of O.S.F., Lord Bishop of Harbor Grace. Newfoundland and Revds. T. M. Wood, E. Bot Very Rev. JEREMIAH O'DONNELL, Vicar Gener wood, Joseph F. Phelps, Arthur C. F. Wood, al of the Diocese. Wm. Pilot and Hon. A. W. Harvey, G. T. Ren Harbor Grace-Very Rev. D. Falconio, Ad- dell, Chas. Crowdy, R. J. Pinsent, Hon. W. V. ministrator; Rev. D. llfoinnes. Whiteway, E. Duder. Carbonear-Rev. Stephen Flinn. Brigus-Rev. E. F. Walsh, P.P. RO~IAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Harbor Main-Rev. J. W. Donnellv. Conception Harbor-Rev. P. O'Donnell. Bishop-Right Rev. Dr. THOMAS JOSEPH Northern Bay-Rev. Wm. Hanley. POWER. Bonavista-Rev. J. Carolan. Vicar General-Very Rev. THOMAS O'CONNOR, King's Cove-Rev. Wm. Veitch. P.P. Tilton Harbor-Rev. James Brown, P.P. Dean-Very Rev. PATRICK CLEARY, P.P. Fortune Harbor-Attended from Tilton Har- St. John's (Cathedral)-Very Rev. T. B. Mc bor. •Grath, Adm.; Rev. W. Forristal, Rev. Patrick La Couche-Attended from Tilton Harbor. Delaney. Labrador-Attended once a year by a priest St. BonaV'enture College-President, Very from Harbor Grace. Rev. P. A. Slattery, Dean; Rev. Wm. Fitzpat Convents-Three of the Presentation Order, rick, Rev. James Fitzgerald. and two of the Order of Mercy. St. Peter's Chapel (Queen Street)-Rev. John Scott. :METHODIST CHURCH. St. Patrick's (River Head)-Rev. John Ryan. Petty Harbor-Rev. John Walsh. Rev. JAMES DovE, President of Conference. Belle Isle-Rev. Richard Dunphy. Rev. JoHN GoomsoN, Secretary. Topsail-Rev. Lawrence Vereker. Portugal Cove and Torbay-Very Rev. T. ST. JOHN'S DISTRICT. O'Connor, P.P., V.G., Rev. M. J. Olarke. St. John's-Rev. Thomas Harris, Rev. S. B. Witless Bay and Bay Bulls-Very Rev. Dean Dunn, Rev. John Pratt; Rev. G. S. )Iilligan, Cleary, P.P., Rev. N. Roach, Rev. M. O'Driscoll. M.A., Superintendent of .Methodist Day Schools; Ferryland and Cape Broyle-Rev. M. A. Rev. Thomas Fox, Supernumerary. Clancy. Bonavista-Rev. John Reay. Fermeuse and Renews-Rev. John Walsh. Twillingate-Rev. William Swann. Trepassey-Rev. Thomas Hennebury, P.P. Burin-Rev. Joseph Pascoe. St. Mary1s and Salmonier-Rev. Richard Grand Bank and Fortune-Rev. Solomon -O'Donnell, P.P., Rev. John St. John. Matthews, Rev. Wm. Kendall. Great Placentia-Rev. Charles Irvine. Petites-Rev. Joseph Parkins. Branch (Great Placentia)-Rev. James Whe- Channel-Rev.. Tabez Hill. lan. Exploits-Rev. James Alexander. Little Placentia-Rev. R. Brennan. Greenspond-Rev. Charles )Iyers, Rev. St. Kyran's-Rev. W. Doutney. William Wilson. Burin-Rev. William Born, P.P. Musgrave Town-Rev. Alexander McGregor. Oderin-Rev. M. Morris. Musgrave Harbor-Rev. William R. Tratt. St. Lawrence-Rev. V. Reardon. Fogo and Change Islands-Rev. Thomas W. Lamaline-Rev.. M. MacCullow. Atkinson. Harbor Breton-Rev. M. F. Howley. Herring Neck-Rev. William Jennings. St. Jacques-Rev. John Walsh. Moreton's Harbor-Rev. Anthony Hill. PREFECTURE APOSTOLIC. Little Bay Islands-Rev. Robert Bramfitt. Tilt Cove, &c.-Rev. George J. Bond, B.A., St. George's Bay-Prefect Apostolic, Very Rev. - Ritchings. Rev. T. Sears and Rev. Joseph Verenneau. St. Anthony-Rev. William B. Seccombe. Cod Roy Valley-Rev. Roderick McDonald. Flower Cove-Rev. Henry Lewis. Bay of Islands------. Bonne Bay, &c.-Rev. James Pincock. l\IISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 53 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Fortune Bay- ---- CHA~IBER OF COMMERCE, ST. JOHN'S. Flat Islands-Rev. - Peters Sound Island-Rev. Henry C. Hatcher. Walter B. Grieve, President. Edwin Duder and Hon. Stephen Rendell, Vice-Presidents. CARBONEAR DISTRICT. James Goodfellow!... Secretary and Treasurer. Hon. <;Jarbonear-Rev. John Goodison, B.ev. Geo. Hon. P. G. Tessier, lion. Robert Thorburn, Harvey, Thomas R. Smith, J. T . .Adam Pame; Rev.-Story; -Rev. J. S. Peach, Su A. W. 1 pernumerary. W. H. Mare, Thos. W. Stabb, Charles Bowring,. Harbor Grace-Rev. James Dove, President R. H. Prowse. of Canference. Brigus-Rev. Charles Ladner, Rev. James B. Heal; Rev. W. E. Shenstone, Supernumerary. BANKS. Bay Roberts-Rev. Joseph Lister. Black Head-Rev. Jeremiah Embree, Rev. R. UNION BANK OF NEWFOUNDLAND. W. Freeman. Island Cove-Rev. John G. Currie. Directors-Hon. R. Thorburn, Hon. A. W. Perlican-Rev. George H. Brvant. Harvey, John Munn, Walter B. Grieve, J. Hants Harbor-Rev. Thomas·H. James, Rev. Adam. David Gwilvm. John W. Smith, Manager. C. S. Pinsent, Catalina...:....Rev. George F. Willey. .Accountant. James T. Smith, Teller. Pres Port-de-Grave-Rev. George Bullen. cott N. Bulley and William H. Crowdy, Clerb. Trinity-Rev. Jesse Heyfield. Robert J, Pinsent, Q.C., standing Counsel and' Shoal Harbor, &c.-Rev. Samuel Snowden Solicitor. Rev. William H. Eddyvean. ' Discount Days-Mondays and Thursdays, Green's Harbor-Rev. James Nurse. from 12! o'clock. Labrador-Rev. George Payne. Ho'lrs of Business-From 10 a.m. to 3 p. m. COMMERCIAL BANK OF NEWFOUNDLAND. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Directors-Hon. Stephen Rendell, Charles Bowring, James Goodridge, Edwin Duder, Hon. Rev. JA:uEs PATTERSON, St Andrew's Church, John Winter. St. John's. Robert Brown, Manager. Henry Cooker Accountant and Teller. John W. Hayward, CONGREGATION.AL CHURCH. Henry D. CRrter and George W. Duder, Clerks. Hon. F. B. T. Carter, Q.C., standing Counsel Rev. THOMAS HALL, Queen's Road Chapel, St, and Solicitor. John's. Discount Days-Tuesdays and Fridays, from Rev. George Harrington, Rendell Harbor, 12i to 11. Smith Sound, Trinity Bay. Hours of business from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rev. J.B. Saer, General Missionary. FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. FOREIGN CONSULATES. Fox Bennett, Consul-Gen ?lfosEs HARVEY and Rev. NEIL FORSYTHE, Portugal-Obarles Rev. eral for Newfoundland. Vice-Consul-Thomas St. John's.• John's; John Munn, Harbor Alexander Ross, Harbor Grace. R. Smith St. Rev. Grace; William Jnot, Burin; H. T. Holman, LAY:UEN LICENSED TO CE~EBRATE MARRIAGE. Harbor Breton and Gaultois; Gilbert Hum phrey Cole, Trinity ; Philip John Grouchy, La Charles Harris, Gooseberry Island. Poile ; Charles Middleton Burgeo ; George George Goodridge, Labrador. Messervy, Jersey Harbor; Thomas D. Bourcier7 Little Harbor. · Spain-Don Salvador Rizzo, Vice-Consul, St. ST. JOHN'S AND NEWFOUNDLAND AUXI· John's; T. Harrison Ridley, Harbor Grace. LIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Consular Agents-John E. Dude1·, Twillingate;: --Greenspond ; Dr. Hay Findlater, Fogo ; His Excellency the Governor, Patron. Hon. Gilbert Humphrey Cole, Trinity ; Philip Sorso Stephen Rendell, President. Hon. John Winter, leil, Rose Blanche; Philip Hubert1 Harbor Bre Hon. Peter G. Tessier, William Boyd, James ton; Henry F. Polman, Gaultois; Francis Goodfellow, Hon. James J. Rogerson, Vice Berteau, Burin. Presidents. Robert Brown, Treasurer. Rev. Brazil-Vice-Consul, Francis Winton. Con 11. Harvey and John McDougall, Secretaries. sular Agents-W. H. Thompson, Conception Committee-Rev. Thomas Hall, Rev. G. S. Bay ; Thomas Winter, Burin; Henry T. Hol :Milligan.l M.A., Rev. Thomas Harris, Rev. man, Harbor Breton. Simeon l:S. Dunn, Rev. John Pratt, Rev. James German Empire-Robert H. Prowse, Con Patterson, Hon. Robert Thorburn, Hon. Edward sul St. John's. White, Edward L. Jarvis, Charles R. Ayre, France-A. Jacquemin, Consul for Newfound John Woods, Richard Neyle, Allan Goodridge, land. David Sclater, Gilbert Browning, James Baird, Italy-Henry J. Stabb, Consular Agent for Thomas W. Stabb, James Howe, Jabez N. Fin Newfoundland. lay, Lionel T. Chancey, John Steer, John United States of America-Thomas N. Molloy7 McCauley, J. F. Chisholm. Consul for Newfoundland. Vice-Consul, Tho- MISC E !:..LANEOUS DIRECTORY 54 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. mas J. Hearn. Consular Agent, Harbor Grace Salt, the ton...... 0 20 -P. Devereux. ShinO'les, the l\I...... 0 40 Sweden and Norway-Robert H. Prowse, Shooks and Staves (manufactured and Vice-Consul for Newfoundland. dressed) the $100 ...... 20 00 Spirits, viz :-Brandy or other Spirits, not herein defined or enumerated, and not exceeding the strength of proof by NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN 1THE Sykes' Hydrometer, and so in propor- COLONY. tion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, the gallon...... 1 60 Advocate-Published every Wednesday and All other Spirits, of greater strength than ;Saturday morning. forty-three over proof, shall be deemed Courier-Published every Wednesday and to be undefined Spirits, and shall be .Saturday morning. subject to duty accordingly. Commercial Journal-Published every fort Rum, not exceeding the strength o.f proof night, immediately previous to the closing of by Sykes' Hydrometer, and so m pro the Mail per Halifax steamer. portion for any greater strength than Morning Chronicle-Published every Tues the strength of proof, the gallon...... 1 00 day, Thursday and Saturday morning. Gin, not exceeding the strength of proof Newfoundland-Published every Tuesday and by Sykes' Hydrometer, and so in pro Friday morning. portion for any greater strength than North Star-Published every Saturday morn the strength of proof, the gallon...... 1 20 ing. Whiskey, not exceeding the strength of Public Ledger-Published every Tuesday proof by Sykes' Hydrometer, and so and Fride.y morning. in proportion for any greater strength Patriot-Published every Monday afternoon. than the strength of proof, the gallcn. 1 50 Royal Gazette-Published every Tuesday Cordials, Shrub and other Spirits, being afternoon. sweetened or mixed, so that the degree Weekly Chronicle-Published every Friday of strength cannot be ascertained as morning. . aforesaid, the gallon...... 0 80 Standard (Harbor Grace)-Published every Sugar-Loaf and refined, the cwt...... 3 50 Saturday morning. " Unrefined, the cwt...... 2 00 Times-Published every Wednesday and Sa " Bastard, the cwt...... 2 50 turday morning. Tea-Souchong, Congou and Bohea, the Temperance Journal-Published on the 1st lb...... 0 05 and 15th of every month. Tobacco-Manufactured, the lb...... 0 12 '' Leaf, the lb...... 0 07 " Stems, the cwt...... 0 50 · Timber, the ton...... 0 30 NEWFOUNDLAND TARIFF. Vinegar, the gallon...... 0 10 Wines, viz :-Champagne, According to Revenue Act, passed 1876 .. the gallon..... 2 00 Port and Madeira, the gallon...... 1 50 Horses, Mares, &c., each ...... $2 30 Sherry and Manzanilla, 12! per cent. ad Pigs and Calves...... 0 23 valorem, and the gallon...... 0 90 ·Oxen and Cows, the $100...... 5 00 Spanish Red, Denia, Sicilian, Figueira, Ale, Porter, Cider and Perry, the gallon.. 0 10 Red Lisbon, Common, Cape an Cables; Oakum ; Canvass; Corks and Bark for Tanning Leather. Corkwood; Pitch; Pitch, Tar, Resin, Sulphuric Acid when used for the manufacture Raw Turpentine; Fishing Tackle, Masts of Manure. and Spars ; Sheet Tin and Solder; Twines, to be used in manufacturing nets in Machinery and parts of Machinery, im this Colony. ported for the use of Foundaries, Fac Dye Stuffs. tories, Mills or other purposes; Staves Junk, Old Iron, Old Copper and Composition undressed ; Oats, Rice, Indian Corn, metal. Bran, Barley, Medicines, the $100...... 8 00 Articles for the official use of Foreign Consul's. Goods, Wares and Merchandize, not Steam Engines, Boilfirs, Propellers, Water otherwise enumerated, described or wheels, and Saws, when used in the original charged with duty in this Act, and not construction of Steam Boats built in this otherwise exempt, the $100 ...... 13 00 Island, Mills or Factories, also Crushing Mills for .Mining purposes. LOCAL DISTILLATION. Philosophical Instruments and apparatus, in cluding Globes, w11en imported and for the Brandy, not exceeding the strength of use of Uolleges and Schools, Scientific or proof by Sykes' Hydrometer, and so in Literary Societies. proportion for any greater strength than Materials for sheathing the bottoms of Vessels, the strength of proof, the gallon...... 20 such as Zinc, Copper and Composition-metal, Gin, not exceeding the strength of proof together with Nails, Paper or Felt, which by Sykes' Hydrometer, and so in pro- . ruay be used under the same. proportion fot· any greater strength Live Sheep, Sand, Woolen Yarn, and Corn for than the strength of proof, the gallon 1 00 the manufacture of Brooms. Whiskey not exceeding the strength of 1 It shall not be lawful for any Importer of dried proof oy Sykes' Hydrometer, and so in Fish to warehouse the same in an; of the portion for any greater strength than Ports in this Colony or its Dependencies, with the strength of proof, the gallon...... 1 00 out the payment of the duty hereinbefore im Rum, not exceeding the strength o~ proof, posed; and the provisions of any Act of this by Sykes' Hydrometer, and so m pro Colony with regard to the Warehousing of portion for any greater strength than Goods on the first entry thereof, or to the the strength of proof, the gallon...... 0 75 allowance of drawbacks upon exportation, shall not in either case apply to or be con TABLE OF EXE)fPTIONS. strued to apply to such fish: Provided, that the section shall not apply to such fish of Printing Presses, Printing Paper, (Royal British catch and cure, unless otherwise de and Deroy) Printiug 'fypes and all clared by Proclamation of the Governor, other Printing MatPrials. published in the Royal <:Jazette. Printed Books and Pamphlets, Maps and Charts. All Yachts sailing under Warrant of the Coin and Bullion, Hemp, Flax, Tow. Lords of the Admiralty, or belonging to the Fresh Fish, Bait. Royal Yact Club, shall be exempted on view of Wheat, Eggs. the said Warrant, from payment of all local Plants, Trees, Shrubs. Duties whatsoever. Unmanufactured Wool and Raw Cotton. Specimens Illustrative of Natural History. HARBOR DUES. Works of Art-viz., Engravings, Paintings and Statuary intended for sale. The following amount!, as Harbor Dues, Articles imported for religious purposes and shall be paid by Vessels arriving at the Port of not intended for sale. St. John's, at the time of their being entered at Manure of all kinds. the Custom House, except Rhips of War and Agricultural Imple)llents and Machinery 'im Vessels engaged in the Coasting trade and Fish ported by Agricultural Societies, for the pro ing, viz.: motion of Agriculture. Every vessel of Sixty tons and upwards, and Arms, Cloth and Provisions for Her Majesty's not more than One Hundred tons, $2. Land and Sea Forces. Every vessel of more than One Hundred tons, Passengers' Baggage, Household Furniture4 and Working Tools, and implPments, .isea and not more than Two Hundred tons, $3. and in the use of persons arriving in the Every vessel of more than Two Hundred Island. tons, and not more than Three Hundred tons, Refuse Rice, Seeds for Agricultural purposes. $4. Vegetables of all sorts. Every vessel of more than Three Hundred Hides and pieces of Hides, not tanned, curried tons, and not more than Four Hundred ton:1, or dressed. :i!,5. Coals (when not imported or brought into the Every vessel of more than Four Hundred tons, Port of St. John's). $6. Articles of every description imported for the use of the Governor. . · Provided, that no vessel shall be compelled Donations of Clothing specially import~d for to pay Harbor Dues more than once. in eve1·y distribution gratuitously by a,ny Charitable half-year, viz. : Once between the First day of January and Thirtieth day of June, and 0!3-Ce Society. · between the Thirtieth day of June and First Cotton Yarn. Pig Iron, Coke. day of January. , :'.\IISCELLANE0US DIRECTORY 56 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. crsTOIUS TARIFF FOR THE DOIUI Bitters, ~ontaining spirits ...... $1.50 p gal; NION OF CAN AD.\.. pkgs ...... 17f Biacking ...... 1n .. All goods not hereinafter enumerated are subject Blacking, for 11Iilitary ...... Free Bleaching Powders ...... Free to 17! per cent. duty. Blocks and Patent Bushes, for ships' use .. 5 Botany, specimens of...... Free Acids ?f ev_ery description1 ex~ept _acetic Books, being reprint of British Copyright acid, vmegar and sulphuric acid...... Free works ...... Acetic Acid and Vinegar ...... lo cts per Books-Elank Account and Copy Books, 1 gal ; pkgs. ari val .. ••• ...... • •••••• l 7i and Books to be written or drawn Advertising Pamphlets...... 172' upon ...... 17f Agricultural Societies-Farming Utensils Books (printed), Periodicals and Pamph and Implements-when imported by, lets, not being Foreign Reprints of for the encouragement of agricul- British Copyright works, nor Blank ture...... Free Account Books, nor Copy Books, nor Alabaster...... 171 books to be written in or drawn upon, Alcohol...... ~l cW gal; pkgs. 17! nor Reprints of Books printetl in Ca Ale, Beer, and Porter, in casks, 5 cts p gal nada, nor printed Sheet Jlusic. ad ur,il 5 10 per cent. ad val. packages...... 17! Bookbinders' Tools, Implements, jJill Do. in bottles (5 quart or 10 pint bottles Boards and Cloth ...... Free to the gallon) ...... 7 cts p gal. JO per Boots and shoes (leather) ...... 17! cent, ad val. packages...... 17! Boot Felt ...... ]O Almonds and Nuts...... 17! Book, l\Iap, and News Printing Paper ...... 17f Alum...... Free Bone, manufactured ...... , ...... 17! Aniline Salt, for dyeing...... Free Bonnets, Hats, and Caps ...... 17! Anatomical Preparations...... Free Bibles, Testaments, and Devotional Books 5 Anchors...... Free Binnacle Lamps, Ships'...... 5 Angola Hair, manufactured...... Free Biscuit and Bread from Great Britain and Animals of all kinds, except such as are B. N. A. Provinces ...... Free imported for the improvement of Boilei' Plate, Iron ...... 5 stock...... 10 Bolting Cloths ...... Free Animals imported for the improvement of Borax ...... Free stock...... Free Bracelets, Braids, &c., made of hair...... 17! Animals of all kinds from the B. N. A. Bran ...... 10 Provinces...... Free Bran, from B. N. A. Provinces ...... :········· Free Antimony ...... Free Brandy ...... $lp gal; pkgs .. . 171 Antiquities, Cabinets of...... Free Brass and Copper, manufactured ...... 11I Annatto, Liquid or otherwise...... Free Brass, in bars, rods, sheets, scraps, and Apparatus, Steering (ships')...... 6 strips ...... Free Apparel (wearing) of British subjects dy- Brass Tubes and Piping, when drawn, or ing abroad, but domiciled in Canada Free Iron ...... Free Argentine, Albata and German Silver Brass or Copper \Yire, and Wire Cloth ... . Free and Plate ware (all kinds) manufac- Brass and Tin Clasps, Slides and Span tured...... 17! gles, for the manufacture of hoop Argol...... Free skirts ...... , ...... Free Army and Navy, for use of- Brimstone, roll or flour ...... Free ~-\.rms...... Free Bristles and Hogs' Hair of all kinds ...... Free Clothing ...... Free Britannia and Metal ,Yare ...... m l\Iusical Instruments for Bands...... Free Bronze Ornaments ...... 17! Military Stores...... Free Brooms and Brushes, all kinds ...... 17t Articles for the use of the Dominion...... Free Broom, Corn ...... Free " by and for use of Governor-Gen- Buckwheat ...... Free erals...... Free Bulbs ...... Free " for use of foreign .Consuls-General Free Bullion ...... Free Ash-Pot, Pearl, and Soda...... Free Bullion and Coin, except U.S. silver coin. Free Asphaltum, a minerai pitch...... Free Burr Stones ...... Free Atlases...... 17! Busts, natural size, not being cast, nor Axles, for railroad cars...... Free produced by any mere mechanical Bagatelle Boards and Billiard Tables...... l 7t process ...... Free Hag gage, Travellers'...... Free Bark, Tanners'...... Free Butter ...... 4 cts p lb; pkgs. 17! Bark, Nuts, Vegetables, Wood and Drugs Do. from B. N. A. Provinces ...... Free used chiefly in dyeing...... Free Bunting, Ships' ...... , ...... 5 Harley...... Free Cabinets of Carbolic or Heavy Oil, used in the man Coffee, Green ...... 2 ctsp. lb; pkgs. 17! ufacture of wood block pavement, Do., Roasted ...... 3 ctsp. lb; pkgs. 17! and of wood for buildings and rail- Collar Cloth Paper ...... Free road ties...... Free Cologne Water and Perfumed Spirits. Carboys, containing Sulphuric Acid...... 17! $1.50 p. gal ; J)kgs ...... 1n Cards, Playing...... 25 Cologne Water m flasks or bottles, ()andles and Tapers, of Tallow, Wax, or weighing not more than 4 oz. any other material...... 17! each ...... 5 cts each ; pkgs ...... Canada Plates, Tinned Plates, Sheet Iron. 5 Communion Plate, except metal not Cane Juice (see Syrups) ...... ,...... known as plate and glass ...... Free Uaoutchouc, or India Rubber and Gutta Composition, for making spikes and nails. Free Percha, unmanufactured...... Free Compasses, Ships' ...... 5 Ca.outchouc, or India Rubber, manufac- Commissariat Stores ...... Free tured.:...... 17! Colors, &c, viz : Lakes in pulp, Scarlet Canvas (Nos. 1 to 6), for ships' use...... 5 and Morone, Ultra Marine and Chi Canvas, for the manufacture of floor oil nese Blue, Umber, raw; Blue, Black, cloth, not less than 18 feet wide, and Paris, and Permanent Greens, Satin, not pressed or calendered ...... Free and fine-washed ,,~bite, Bichromate Canvas, when otherwise Uiled ...... 17~ of Potash, Sugar of Lead, and British Caps, Hats, and Bonnets ...... n~- Gum ...... Free Carriages ...... 111. Copperas ...... Free Carriages of Travellers, and Carriages ()onfectionery ...... 1 et p. lb., ad val. 25 laden with Merchandise (Hawkers Copper Tubes and Piping, when drawn... Free and Circus Troupes excepted)...... Free Copper, in pigs, bars, rods, bolts or sheets, Carpets and Hearth Rugs...... 17! andsheathing ...... Free Cashmere...... 17! Copper or Brass, manufactured ...... 17~ Cassia, ground...... 25 Corkwood, or the Bark of the Corkwood Do., unground ...... 17! 'l'ree ...... Free Castile Soap...... 17! Free Casts, as models for use of schools of 8~FJ:;t~~~n d~~:t r~~· ~hip~ ..~~a: ·~~~~-~i~ design ...... ;...... Free only ...... 5 Castings Cordials ...... $1.50 p. gal; pkgs. 171 (all others), Iron...... 17! ()ottons ...... 171 Cement, Marine or Hydraulic, unground. Free Cotton \Varp ...... 11i Cement, Hydraulic, ground and calcined 17! Cotton 10 Chairs, Wrought Iron or Steel, imported Warp, not coarser than No. 40 ... for Cotton Yarn and Cotton Twist ...... 17! railway purposes...... Free Cotton Thread, in hanks, colored and Cheese ...... 3 cts p. lb; pkgs. 17! unfinished, Nos. 3 and 4 ply (white) Do.~ from B. N. A. Provinces...... Free not under 20 yarn...... 10 Chandeliers and Gas Fittings...... 17I Cotton Thread on spools...... 10 Chinaware, Earthenware, and Crockery.. 172" Do. in hanks, colored and un- Charts, Maps and Atlases...... 17! fiuished, No. 6 ply (white), not under Charitable Institutions, Donations for..... Free 20 yarn ...... Free Church Bells ...... ·...... Free Free Chicory, or other root or vegetable used CJ~~' i1;1~~~~:::::::::::·.:·.::::::::::::::::::.:::::: Free as coffee ...... 3 cts p. lb., pkgs. ~ 7i Cotton"' ool...... Free Raw, or green ...... 3 cts p. lb., pkgs. - 7i Do., Candlewick ...... Free Do., kiln-dried, roasted or ground ... Do. Netting and Woollen Netting for 4 cts p. lb., pkgs...... 17} I. R. shoes and gloves ...... 10 Cider ...... :...... 17! Corks ...... 17! Cigars ...... 70 cts p. lb ; pkgs. 17! Qranks, for steamboats, forged in the Cinnamon ground...... 25 rough ...... Free Do., unground...... 17! Cranks, for mills, forged in the rough ...... Free Citrons...... 10 Cream of Tarta::, in crystals ...... Free Do., imported in brine for the purpose Coin and Bullion, except U.S. silver coin Free of being candied...... Free Currants ...... 17! Clay Pipes, Clays, Earth, and Sand...... Free Curled Hair, used in the manufacture of Clocks ...... 17} sofas, mattresses, &c ...... Free Clothing, or Wearing Apparel, made by Cutlery, Polished (all sorts) ...... 17&- hand or sewing machine...... 17! Dead Eyes, Ships' ...... 5 Clothing for Army and Navy, or Dona- Dead Lights, do ...... 5 tions of for Charitable Institutions... Free Deck Plugs, do ...... 5 Clothing, Plain, imported for. O~cers of Diamonds, and Precious Stones, not set.. Free the Army and Navy serving in Can- Drain Tiles ...... · Free ada...... Free Drawings, not in oil...... Free Clothing and Arms, for the Army and Donations of Clothing for distribution by Military Forces in the Dominion...... Free charitable institutions ...... Free Coach and Harness Furniture...... 17! Dried Fruits ...... 17! Coal and Coke...... Free Drugs, not otherwise specified ...... 17~ Cocoa bean and shell...... Free Drugs, used chiefly for ~yeing ...... Free Cocoahut Oils, in their natural state ..... Free Dye Stuffa, viz: Berries, Bark, Drugs, Cocoa Paste, from Great Britain _and B .. Nuts, Vegetables, and Woods, un N. A. Provinces...... Free manufactured, used chiefly in dyeing. Free E MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 58 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Duck, for belting and hose ...... Free Furs, Skins, Pelt~ or Tails, undressed ..... Free Earth, Clays, and Sand ...... : .... . Free Fur, or of which .tt'ur is the principal part 17i fi~arthenware and Crockery ...... 17! Galvanized and Sheet Iron ...... 5 Eggs ...... Free Gambier, for dyeing ....: ...... Free Electrotype Blocks, for printing purposes Free Gems and Medals, Cabmets of...... Free ( covering Crinoline Wire, Clasps,- are admitted free, under similar cir tin and brass-Slidesl. Spangles and cumstances in the United States...... Free Slotted Tapes, and !i'lat or Round Logwood, Extract of...... Free Wire, uncovered ...... Free Linen...... 17! Indian Corn, and Grain of all kinds ... . Free Linen Machine Thread...... 10 Indian Meal ...... Free Litharge ...... :...... Free Indian Rubber (See Caoutchouc) ...... Lithographic Stones...... Free Indigo ...... Free Lumber (See Plank and Lumber)...... Free Ink of all kinds, except printing...... 17! Machinery for Mills and Factories of Ink, Printing ...... Free kinds which are not manufactured in Iron-Pig ...... Free the Dominion...... 10 Rod, Bar, Hoop or Sheet...... 5 Maccaroni and Vermicelli...... 17i Canada Plates and Tinned Plates. 5 Machinery...... 172 Scrap and Galvanized Bars, pud- Machine Twist and Silk Twists...... 10 dled ...... 6 Mace...... 25 Puddled, in bars, blooms, and Malt ...... 40 cts p bush ; pkgs.. 17 t billets ...... 5 Manilla Grass, (See Grass, and Mosses for In Blooms and Billets, puddled or upholstere1·s' purposes) ...... ;:JFree not puddled ...... ,...... 5 Uanures ...... :...... Free Bolts and Spikes, Galvanized ...... 5 Manufactured Marble ...... -l l 7f Nail and Spike Rod-round, flat Manufactures, viz :- or square ...... 5 Marble, or imitation...... 17~ Hoop or Tire, for driving-wheels of Oaoutcbouc, Indian Rubber, or Gutta locomotives, bent and welded .. . 10 Percha ...... ,...... 17! Boiler Plates ...... 5 Furs, or of which Fur is the principal Railroad Bars, Wrought Iron or part ...... l 7i Steel Chairs, and Frsh Plates .. . Free Hair er Mohair...... 1 H- Rolled Plates ...... 5 Papier 1\lache...... 171 Tubes and Piping, when drawn ... . Free Grass Osier, Palm Leaf, Straw, Whale·- Knees and Riders, Ships' ...... , .. 5· bone, or Willow, except Plaits else- Wire, whether galvanized or not, where mentioned ...... JI 71- except for wire rigging...... Free Bone, Shell, Horn, Pearl, and Ivory ..... :':'.'171· Ivory, Bone, Pearl, and Horn-manufac- Gold, Silver, ~:aectro-plate, Argentine, tured ...... 17j Albata, and German ::,,ih·,:r, and 4'l Ivory Nuts ...... Free plated and Gilded Ware' of all kinds. ll 7~ Ivory, unmanufactured ...... Free Wool Waste ...... 1 7} Ivory Veneer ...... Free Brnss or Copper...... 17} J apanned Tin, Planished Tin, and Britan- Leather or Imitation of Leather...... 17} nia Metal Ware ...... 17! Wood...... 17! 1 Jewellery and Watches ...... 17! Cashmere...... l 7l Junk and Oakum ...... Free Meats and Veget,tbles, Preserved...... l 7f Kelp ...... Free Maps, Charts, and Atlases...... 17! Kryolite ...... Free Marble, in Blocks, unwrought or sawn Knees and Iron Riders ...... 5 two sides only ; an1 Slabs from such Lard and Tallow ...... 1 et J.J lb ; pkgs. 17§ Blocks, having at least two edges un- Lard from B. N. A. Provinces ...... Free wrought...... Free Lead, Pig ...... ,...... Ji'ree Masts, Iron or part oflron llasts (ships'). Free Lead, in sheet ...... Free Meats-fresh, smokc:d, or salted ... I et p Lead, white.dry ...... Free lb;pkgs ...... 17J Leather, viz.: Sheep, Calf, Goat and Meats-, fresh, smoked or sal,(,d, from B. Chamois ~li:ins, dressed, varnished N. A. Provinces ...... Free or enamelled ...... 17f Medals, Cabinets of...... Free Leather, or Imitation of Leather, manu- Medicinal B.oot"1 in their natural ,nate... .. Free factured ...... 17f Menageries, horses, cattle, ca1·riage~. and Leather, Sole and Upper ...... 10 haroPSS of, '-lmler restriction of llinis- Leather, Manufactured, viz :-Boots and ter of Customs...... Free Shors, Harness and Saddlery ...... 17f Medicines, Patent...... 25 Lemons and Oranges ...... 10 Medicines for Hospitals...... 17 \ Lemons and Oranges and Citrons, im Metal, Type, in blocks or pigs...... Free ported in brine tor1 the purpose of Metallic Oxides,, dry, ground, or un- being candied; also the rinds of these ground, and washed or unwashed-not fruits, imported in bt·ine for the same calcined...... Free purpose ...... Free Military Clothing, imported by officers of Locomotive Engine Frames, Cranks, army or navy stationed in Canada...... Free Orank Axles, Locomotive Axles, Pis- Mill and Factory Machinery...... 17~ ton Rods, Guide or Siide Bars, Crank Millinery of all kinds...... 171· Pins, connecting Rods, Hoop Iron Mineralogy, specimens of...... Free or Steel for Tires, Wheels, bent and Models, when they cannot be used as the welded...... 10 articles of which they are said to be the Locomotive and Railway Passenger, Bag models ...... , ...... Free gage and Freight Cars, running upon Molasses, if used for refining purposes, or roads· crossing the frontier, so long for the manufacture of sugar ...... 73 cts as Canadian Locomotives and Cars p 100 lbs i pkgs...... l 7l MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 60 OF 'NEWFOUNDLAND. Molasses, if not so used...... ad vat. 25 casks, barrels, or packages in which Molasses, other (See Syrup) ...... spirituous liquors, wines, and malt li Mossesi for upholstery purposes ...... Free quors are contained, and carboys con Musica Instruments for Bands (Army taining sulphuric acid...... 17! and Navy) ...... i ...... Free Packages of Goods paying specific duties. l 7f Musical Instruments, including musical Paints and Colors, not elsewhere speci- boxes and clocks ...... 17! fied...... 17! Music, Sheet, printed ...... 17! Paintings in Oil, by artists of well Nails, Tacks, and Brads ...... 17! known merit, or copies of the old Nails, Composition ...... Free masters by such artists...... Free Nails, Sheathing ...... Free Paper...... l 7fr Newspapers Foreign, sent otherwise than Paper Collar Cloth...... Free· through the Post Office ...... 5 Paper, "Union Collar Cloth"...... Free Nitre of Snlpetre ...... Free Paper Shavings...... Free Nitrate of Soda ...... Free Paper Hangings...... 17! Nuts, unless otherwise specified ...... 17! Paper Mache...... l 7f Nuts, Ivory ...... Free Parasols and Umbrellas...... 17! Nuts, used chiefly in dyeing ...... Free Patent Medicines, not mixed with spirits Nutmegs ...... 25 or strong waters...... 25 Natural History, Specimens of...... Free Peas...... Free Naptha ...... 13 ctsp gal; pkgs. 17! Pearl, Horn, Bone and Ivory, manufac- Naval and .Military Stores ...... Free tured...... 17! Oatmeal and Flour, or Meal of any other Pelts, Hides, and Horns...... Free Grain ...... \ ...... Free Pepper, ground...... 25 Oats ...... Free Pepper, unground...... • . 17 ! Oakum ...... Free Perfumed Spirits ...... $1.50 p gal ; pkgs. 17! Ochres, ground and calcined ...... , 17! Perfumed Spirits, when in flasks or bot- Ochres or Metallic Oxides, ground or un- tles not weighing more than 4 oz. ground, and washed or unwashed- ...... 5 cts each; pkgs. 17! dry, not calcined ...... :.. Free Perfumery not elsewhere specified...... 25 Officers' Mess : · Pine and Palm Oils, in their natural state Free [NoTE.-A.11 articles for Officers' Messes Phosphorus...... Free and Canteens, formerly free, now pay Pickles and Sauces...... 17! the duties imposed upon similar Pimento, ground ..•...... 17! goods imported for ordinary use] ..... Pimento, unground...... 17! Oils-Cocoa Nut, Pine and Palm, in their Pipe Clay...... Free natural state ...... Free Pipes, Tobacco...... 17! Kerosene and Coal, distilled, puri- Pitch and Tar...... Free plaster of Paris, not ground or calcined. Free ~~~~ .~~~.~~.~~~.~::::: ~~. ~~~: .~p~;;'. 17! 1vlaster of Paris, ground and calcined..... 17! Benzole, Benzine, Benzoline, and plus~ for, Ha~ters' use, and for gloves..... 10 Petroleum, distilled, purified or· laying Card~ ...... 25 refiued ...... 15 cts p gal; pkgs. 17! Portable Hand Printing Presses...... 17! Petroleum, crude ...... 6 cts p gal; Potatoes...... 10 ...... pkgs. 17! Potatoes, growth B. N. A. Provinces...... Free Products of Petroleum, coal, shale, Preserved Meats...... 17! and lignite, not otherwise speci- Printed, Lithographed, or Copper-plate fied ...... 10 cts p gal; pkgs. 17!. Bills, Bill-Heads and Advertising . Whale, in the Cflsks, from on ship Pamphlets...... liJ board, and in the condition in Potash, Bichromate of...... Free which it was first landed ...... Free Poultry...... 10 Essential ...... 17! Poultry from B. N. A. Provinces...... Free Oil Cake ...... Free Porter, in bottles ...... 7 cts p gal and 10 Oilsi in any way rectified, pumped, rack ...... ad val ; pkgs. 17! ect, bleached, or prepared, not else- Porter, in casks ...... 5 cts p gal and 10 ad where specified ...... val; pkgs. 171 Crude Petroleum ... G cts p gal; pkgs. 17117. Pig Iron, Pig Lead, and Pig Copper...... Free Oil Cloths ...... 17 Philosophical Instruments and Appara- Old Tom Gin ...... ::;il p gal; pkgs. 17. tus, including globes, when imported Opium ...... : ...... 17! by and for the use of colleges, scien- Oranges ...... 10 tific and literary societies, and Ordnance Stores ...... Free schools...... Free Oranges, imported in bl"ine for the pur~ Plants...... 10 pose of being candied ...... Free Plants from B. N. A. Provinces...... Free Ores of all kinds of metals ...... Free Plank and Sawed Lumber, of mahogany, Ornaments of Bronze, Alabaster, Terra rosewood, walnut, chestnut, cherry, Cotta, or Composition ...... 17} and pitch pine...... Free Osiers, or \rillow, for basket-makers' Plank and !:;awed Lumber of all kinds, use ...... Free except mahogany, rosewood, walnut, Packages of every description, in which chestnut, cherry, and pitch pine...... 17! goods paving ad val. duties are import- Platers' Leaf...... 17! ed included in value of goods, except Precipitate of Copper...... Free only bottles, jars, demijohns, brandy Precious Stones, unset...... Free :MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 61 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Painting Ink and Printing Presses ex Wire Rigging, and galvanized for cept portable hand printing preJses .. Free manufacture of...... 5 Proprietary Medicines, mixed with spirits Cordage...... 5 or strong waters ... $1.50 p gal; pkgs. 17! Varnish, black and bright...... 5 Patent Medicines ...... 25 Wedges...... 5 Prunella, for uppers of ladies' boots and Iron Masts, or part of Iron :\lasts... Free shoes...... 10 Shell, manufactured...... 17} Puddled Iron Bars, Blooms, and Billets ... Sheet Iron, not galvanized...... 5 5 Shrubs, Trees and Plants...... Pumps and Pump Gear, Ships' ...... 5 10 Prohibited Articles (See end of Tariff). hrubs, Trees and Plants, from B. N. Quartz, crushed ...... Free A. Province~...... Free Rag~, including paper shavings ...... Free Silks, Satins, and Velvets...... 17! Railroad Bars and Frogs ...... Free Silk, Woollen, Worsted and Cotton Em Ratan, for chairmakP.rs ...... Free broideries, and Tambour Work...... 17-! Red Lead, dry ...... Free Silk Twist, and Silk and Mohair Twist, Rennet ...... Free not elsewhere specified, fer tailors' Rosin ...... Free use, in hanks ...... 17l Rice ...... 1 ctp lb; pkgs. 17i Silk Twists, for hats, boots, and Rhoes..... Free Riders and Knees, Iron (ships') ...... 5 Silk Twists, :\fachine...... 10 Rigging Wire (ships') ...... Free Silver Coin, United States ...... 17f Rinds of Oranges, Citrons, and Lemons, Silver Leaf...... 17 imported i~ brine for the purpose of Silver and Gold Cloth ...... 17 being candied ...... Free Silver-plated Ware...... 17! Roots, Medicinal, in their natural state ... Free Skins, undressed...... Free Roots, other ...... ·...... 10 Slate...... Free Rifles, Guns,· and Firearms of all kinds .. . l 7f Slotted Tapes, for the manufacture of Rum ...... $lp goal; pkgs. 17f hoop skirts...... Free Rum-Shrub ...... , ...... $1.50 p gal; pkgs. 17! Small Wares ...... ad val. 17! Rye ...... Free Snuff, ground dry ..... 25 cts p lb; } 1 s 17.1. Sails, ready-made ...... 17! 12! µer cent. ad vat. Pig · 2 Sail-Cloth or Canvas, for ships' use ...... 5 Snuff, damp, moist, or pickled...... 17,} Sal Ammoniac, Sal Soda, Caustic SC\da, Soda Ash...... Free Silicate of Soda, Soda Ash, Nitrate of Soap, common ...... $1 p 100 lbs; pkgs. 17! Soda, and Saltpetre ...... Free Soap, perfumed and Janey...... 25 Salt ...... Free Spades, Shovels, Stoves, and all other Sand ...... Free iron castings...... 17! Sand Paper and Sand Cloth ...... 17! Spelt~r or Zinc, in sheets, blocks, or Satin, and fine washed whitP...... Free pigs...... Free Schedam Schnapps .. .-$1.50 p gal; pkgs. 17! Specimens of Natural History, Mineralo- gy, Botany, Sea Grass, Manilla Grass, and 1Iosses for or Sculpture...... Free upholstery purposes ...... Free Spices, ground, including Ginger, Pi Seeds not classed as cereals ...... : ...... 10 mento, and Pepper...... 25 Seeds from B. N. A. Provinces ...... Free Spices, unground, including Ginger, Pi- Settlers' effects of every description, in mento, and Pepper...... 17} actual use, not bei'lg merchandise, Spikes and Nails, composition...... Free brought by persons making oath that Spikes, Scythes, and Snaths ...... :... 17! they intend becoming permanent set- Spirits and strong waters, not having tlers within the Dominion ...... Free been sweetened or mixed with any Free article so that the degree of strrngth ~~;:E ~~a~;::::.·.·:::::::.·:.·::::.·.·:::::::::.·::::::.·.: Free thneof cannot be ascertained by Sculpture, specimens of...... Free Sykes' hydrometer, for every gallon Shafts for mills and steamboats, in the of the strength of proof by such hy Free drometer~ and so in proportion for Sha!f~.~~- :·.:·:.:::::~~:::: ·:. .:::·.'.'.'.'. ·.·:.·.·.·:.'.'.'.'.'.: ·.: 17! any greater or less strength than tlle Sheet :\Iusic, printed ...... :...... 17! strength of proof, aml for every grea Ships' Blocks and Patent Bushes for ter or less quantity than a g-allon, Blocks ...... 5 viz. : Brandy, Geneva, •.\.lcohol, Binnacle Lamps and Bunting ...... 5 R.1m, Gin-including Old Tom Sail Cloth, or Canvas ...... 5 Whiskey and unenuwerated articles Cables, hemp or grass ...... 5 of all kinds, per gal ...... $1.00 Compasses ...... 5 Other Spirits, being sweetened or mixed, Dead Ey2s ...... 5 so that the degree of strength can Dead Lights ...... 5 not be ascertainedas aforesaid, name Deck Plugs ...... 5 lv: Rum-Shrub, Cordials, Schie Pumps and Pump Gear ...... 5 dam Schnapps, Tafia, Bitters, and the Shackles-Sheaves ...... 5 like ...... $1.50 Signal Lamps ...... 5 Cologne Water and perfumed Spirits, Travelling Trucks ...... 5 not in flasks ...... $1.50 Steering Apparatus ...... 5 Cologne Water and perfumed Spirits, Iron Knees and Riders ...... 5 when in flasks or bottles. For MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 64 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. BRITISH TARIFF O.F CUSTOMS DUTIES, Spirits or strong waters, not being sweetened or mixed with any article, On .Mercltandise lmvorted into the United King so that the degree of strength there aom. of' cannot be ascertained by Sykes' hvdrometer, for every gallon of the Showing the Duties Chargeable on certain strength of proof by such hydrome Goods, the Designations by which they are to ter, and so in proportion for any be distinguished, and the Denominations of greater or less strength than the quantity by which, as well as theit values, strength of proof, and for any they are severally to be stated in the Entries. greater or less quantity than a gal lon, viz :- DUTIES AS CONSOLIDATED BY "THE Brandy, gallon ...... 0 10 5 CUSTOMS TARIFF AOr, 1876." Geneva, gallon ...... 0 10 5 Naphtha, or Methylic Alcohol, puri- • •" All Dutiable Warehoused Goods are subject fied, gallon ...... 0 10 5 to the additional charge of 5s. per cent., (ex Rum, of and from any foreign cept Toba.cco, which is 2s. 6d.)1 on the amount countty, being the country of its of duty payable upon the delivery for home production, gallon ...... 0 10 :? consumption from any warehouse, whether Rum from any country, not being under bond or not. the country of its production, gal- Beer and Ale, namely- lon ...... 0 10 5 Mum, barrel...... £1 0 Tafia, of and from any Colony of Spruce, wort before fermentation sp. 0 10 i gr. not exceeding 1190°, barrel..... 1 1 0 RuF~a~~d %~lri~;; ·~r· ·~~d ·;;~;· ·~~y Exceeding 1190°...... 1 4 0 British Possess10n, gallon ...... 0 10 i Of other sorts, viz. :- Unenumerated, gallon ...... 0 10 5 Beer, wort before fermentation sp. Other Spirits, being sweetened or gr. not exceeding 1065°, barrel..... O 8 O mixed, so that the degree of strength Exceeding 1065°1 and not exceeding cannot be ascertained as aforesaid, 1090° ...... ········· 0 11 0 viz :- Exceeding 1090° ...... O 16 O Rum Shrub, Liqueurs, and Cordials, In charging above duties on Beer, of and from a British Possession, the specific gravity of the worts gallon...... 0 10 2 shall be ascertained in the man Perfumed Spirits and Cologne ner prescribed by 16th sec. ofl9 Water, gallon...... O 16 6, and 20 Vic., cap 34. Unenumerated, gallon...... 0 14 0 Cards, playing, doz. packs...... 0 3 9 Varnish, containing any quantity of Chicory or any other vegetable mat- Alcohol or Spirit, gallon...... 0 12 () ter applicable to the uses of Chicory Spirits and Strong Waters imported or Coffee-Raw or Kiln-dried, cwt. 0 13 3 into the United Kingdom, mixed " Kiln Roasted or Ground, lb...... O O 2 with any ingredient, and although Chloroform, lb...... O 3 O thereby coming under some other Chloral Hydrate, lb...... 0 1 3 designation, except Varnish).. shall Oocoa, lb...... O O 1 nevertheless be deemed to be .::spirits " Husks and Shell, cwt...... O 2 0 or Strong Water!!, and be subject " Paste or Chocolate, lb...... O O 2 to duty as such. Coffee, cwt ...... ·...... O 14 o Tea lb...... 0 0 6· " Kiln-dried, Roasted, or Ground, Tobacco, manufactured, viz :-Cigars, lb...... 0 0 2 lb...... 0 5 0 A drawback allowed on all Roast- Cavendish and Negrohead, lb...... O 4 6 ed Coffee exported as ships' Snuff, containing more than 13 lbs. stores, equal in amount to the of moisture in every 100 lbs. import duty on Raw Ooffee. ,,eight thereof, lb...... 0 3 ~ Collodion, gallon ...... 1 4 0 X ot containing more than 13lbs. Currants, cwt ...... 0 7 0 of moisture in every lOOlbs. weight Essence, Spruce, for every £100 value. 10 0 0 thereof, lb...... 0 4 6· Ether, sulphuric, gallon ...... 1 5 0 Being Cavendish or Negrohead, Ethyl, Iodide of, gallon ...... 0 13 0 ma"ti.ufactured in Bond, lb...... 0 .J. 0 0 7 0 Other manufactured Tobacco, lb..... 0 4 0 i}:!~ak:,\·;t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 0 7 0 Tobacco, unmanufactured, viz. :- Malt, not being essences and extracts Containing 10 lbs. or more of mois- thereof; quarter ...... 4 0 ture in every 100 lbs.weight there- Naphtha, or Methylic Alcohol, purified of, lb ...... •o 3 () (See Spirits). Containing less than 10 lbs. of mois Plate, of Gold, oz. troy...... 0 17 O ture in every 100 lbs. weight " of Silver, gilt or ungilt, oz. troy. O 1 6 thereof, lb...... 0 3 6 Plums ( commonly called French Provided that no Tobacco, pack Plums), and Prunelloes, cwt.... 0 7 O ed and prized, shall on the im " dried or preserved (except in portat10n thueof, be examined sugar), not otherwise described, us to the quantity of moisture cwt...... O 7 o contained therein, except by Prunes, cwt...... O 7 0 Raisins, cwt...... 0 7 0 * With 5 per cent.· thereon. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 65 OF NEWFOUNDLAND, special order of the Commis and other combustibles for purposes of war,.. sioners of Customs, and un and Ammunition not otherwise enum., val. manufactured Tobacco shall on Animals, living,), viz.: Oxen and Bulls, num. the entry thereof, be distin Cows, num.-valves, num.-Horses, Mares 1 guished as stemmed or un Geldings, Colts, Foals, num.-Sheep and stemmed, as the tase may be. Lambs, nnm.-Swine, num.-Unenumerated. Varnish (See Spirits). val.-Arms, (number and quantity of each Vinegar1 gallon...... O o 3 required), vi~., Swords, Cutlasses, Matches, " Pickles, preserved in, gallon.... o O 1 Bayonets, Gun Barrels, Gun Locks, and Cannon> Wine containing less than the follow- and Mortars of iron, not mounted nor accompa ing rates of proof Spirit, verified by nied with carriages, cwt.-Cannon and Mortars. Sykes' Hydrometer, viz. :- 26 42 of brass, not mounted nor accompanied with Red and White Wine, and the degrees. degrees. carriages, cwt-Cannon and Mortars, mounted Lees of such Wine, gallon. O 1 O o 2 6 or accompanied with carriages, num.-Muskets, And an additional duty of 3d. per gallon Rifles, Carbines, Fowling Pieces, or Guns of for every degree of strength beyond the any other sort not enum., and Pistols num. highest above specified. Ten per cent. Art, Works of, other than Pictures, val. ?f proof Spiri~ m~y be used in the fortify Asphalte, or Bitumen Ju Pimento.J Spices; Pink Root, Dye Stuffs; Pitch, viz., Furs, num.-Other sorts, viz., Undressed, Burguncty. Drugs; Plantains, Fruit; Plaster num.-Tanned, Tawed, or in any way Dressed, of Paris, Goods unmanu.; (see a.lso Gypsum); num.-Manufactures of Skins and Furs, val. Plate, battered, Bullion; Plated Ware, Metal Specimens illustrati,e of Natural Sciences in manu.; Platina, Ore of, Ore; Platting or other any department, not otherwise enumerated, val. manufactures used in, or proper for, maki;1g or -Spices, viz., Vinnamon, lb.-Ginger cwt. ornamenting hats or bonnets, not otherwise Pepper, lb.-Unenu., lb.-Stationery, other than enumerated, viz., of Straw or other kinds, Goods Paper, val.-Stones, Marble and Slate, rougli, manu. ; Straw or Grass for Platting, Goods un hewn, or manu., other than Works of Art, ton manu. ; Pollard, Goods unmanu. ; Pomatum, -Succades, including all Fruits and Vegeta Perfumery; Pomegranates, Fruit; Potash, viz., bles not enum., cwt.-Sugar and Manufactures Prussiate, Sulphate, Bi-chromate, or l\luriate.of, of, not otherwise enumerated, viz., Re.fined Chem. pr0d.; Nitrate of, Saltpetre; Potatoes, Cane, cwt-Refined Beet, cwt.-Unrefined Cane, dried, Vegetables; Potato Flour, Farinaceous cwt.-Unrefined Beet, cwt. subs. ; Powd"r, viz., Hair Powder or Perfumed, the [Saccharum Saturni, or Sugar of Lead, Chem. Perfumny; Unenumerated, applirable to prod. ; Saffron, Dye Stuffs ; Sal, viz., Ammoniac, same use as Starch, Farinaceous subs.; Precions Limon um or Prunellre. Chem. prod. ; Salep or Sa Stones, set, Goods manu.; Puddings, Goods l op, Drugs; Salicine, Chem. prod.; Sandalwood, manu.; Purple Wood, Wood, viz., Furniture White or Yellow, Wood, and Hardwoods.] viz., Red. Dyewood; viz.1 Furniture and Hard woods; Sanguis Dra Quicksilver, lb. coms or Dragon's Blood, Gums; Santa Maria [Quassia, Drugs; Quicksilver, Ore of (Cina Woods, Wood, viz., Furniture and Hardwoods; barl, Painters' Colours; Quills, St:1.tionery; Sa pan Wood, Dye Woods; Sarsaparilla, Drugs; Quinces, Fruit, raw; Quinine, Sulphate of, Sassafras, Drugs; Satin Wood, Wood'wviz., Chem. prod.] Furniture and Hardwoods; Saunders ood, Rags and other materials use,l for making viz., Red, Dye Woods; White or Yellow, Wood, Paper, viz., Linen and Cotton Rags, ton-Es viz., Furniture and Hardwoods; Sausages or parto and other Vegetable fibres~,_ton-Other Puddings, Goods manu. ; Scammony, Gums; materials and pulp of Rags and wood, ton Seed, Carrot, Garden Seeds; Semolina, Farin W oollen, applicable to other uses than manure, aceous subs; Seneka Root, Drugs ; Senna, torn up or not, ton-Rice, viz., Rough and in Drugs; Silk, Yarn of, mixed with wool, Woollen the husk, qr.-Not rough, nor in the husk, cwt manu. ; Silkworm Gut, goods manu. i Silver, -Rosin, cwt. viz., Wire, Goods manu. (see also Bullion and Plate); Smalts, Painters' Colours; Soap, [Radix, viz., Ipecacuanhre, IpecacuanhB; Goods manu. ; Scented or Fancy, Perfumery; Senekre, Seneka ; Contrayervre, Enulre, Cam Soda, Sulphate of,Chem. prod.; Nitrate of Soda, panre, Eringii, Serpentarire, or Rhatanire, Drugs; Nitre, Cubic ; Soy, Sauces and Condiments; Rags, Woollen, fit only for Manure, l\lanures; Speckled Wood, Wood, viz., Furniture and Red Woori or Guinea Wood, Dye Woods ; Hard woods; Spectacles, Goods manu.; Spelter, Rhubarb, Drugs ; .Rice dust and meal, Cora Zinc ; Spermaceti, Goods manu.; Sponge, Goods Meal; Rose Water, Perfumery; Rose Wood, unmanu.; Squills, Drugs; Starch or Gum of, Wood, viz., Furniture and Hardwoods; Rosin, torrified or calcined. Farinaceous subs; Staves Oil of, Oils.]. acre, Drugs; Stays· or Corsets of Linen or of Safflower, cwt.-Sago and Flower, or :\Jeal Cotton, or of Linen and Cotto:1 mixed, Linen thereof, cwt.-Salt, ton.-Saltpetre (.~itrate of or Cotton mann. ; Stearine, Tallow ; Steel, Iron; Potash), cwt.-Sauces or Condiments, unenu., Stones, viz., Works of Art, Art, Workil of; lb.-Seeds, viz., Clover and Grass, cwt.-Cot Straw or Grass for plattbg, Goods unmanu.; ton, ton.-Flax or Linseed, qr.-Rape, qr. Sugar of Lead, Chem. prod.; Sulphuric Acid or Garden, unenu.,. lb.-Tares and Lentils, bushel Oil of Vitriol, Chem. prod. ; Sulphur Ore, -Unenu., viz., for expressing Oil therefro~, qr. Pyrites; Sweetwood, Wood, viz., Furniture and -Other sorts, cwt.-Ships, with their Tackle, Hardwood.] Apparel, and Furniture, viz., British built, wreck Tallow and Stearine, cwt.-Tar, barrel of 31! ed, broken up, or to be broken up, val...,..Foreign ~als.-Teeth, Elephants, Sea-cow, Sea-horse, or built, broken up, or sold to be broken up, or Sea-morse, cwt.-Tin, viz., Ore, ton-In Blocks, abandoned by the owners, or sold as wreck, Ingots, Bars, or Slabs, and Regulus, cwt. whether afterwards recove1·ed or repaired or not, Mann. of unenu., val.-·Toys, val.-Turpen val.-Shumach, ton-Silk and Silk manufac tine, cwt. tures, viz, Knubs or Husks of Silk and waste, cwt.-Raw, lb.-'r.lirown, dyed or not dved, lb. [Talc, Goods unmanu; 'Tamarinds, Fruit -:\fanufactures, viz., of countries out of Europe, pre 0 erved; Tapioca, Farinaceous subs. ; Tar, val.-Of countries in Europe, viz., Broad Stuffs, B11rbadoes, Drugs; Tares, Seeds ; Tartaric •.\cid, viz., Silk and Satin, rnl.-Velvet plain or fignred, Chem. prod.; Teasles, Goods unmanu.; Tele wholly of Silk, val.-Ribbons, viz., Silk or scopes, Goods manu.; Terra, viz., ::,iennt\ and Satin, val.-Otber kinds, val.-Plu~h nsed for Umber, Painters' Colours; Japonica, Cutch and making Hats, val.-.:\lrmufactn~·es of silk, or of Gnmbier ; Thread, not othel'wise enumerated, Silk mixed with other materials, unenu., val. Linen or Cotton manu. ; Tiles, Goods manu.; Silver, Ore of, or Ore, of which the greater Timber, Wood and Timber; Tin Plates, or part in value is Silver, ton.-Skins, Furs, and Plates of Iron, covered with 'fin, Iron mann.; Pelts, viz., Goat, viz., Undressed, num.-Tanned, Tincal, Chem. prod.; Tobacco Pipes, Goods Tawed, or in any way Dressed, num.-Sea1; manu.; Tongues, :\feat ; Tornsal, Dye Stuff~; num.-Sheep, viz., Undresse,i, num.-Tanned, Tortoise and Turtleshell, Goods unmanu.; Tawed, or in any way Dressed, num.-Unenu., Truffles, \'egetnble.;; Tuli? Wood, \Yood,viz, MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 69 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Furniture and Hardwoods; Turmeric Dye ed in· any other country, as to which the pro Stuffs; Turnery not otherwise described 1 'Goods prietor of such copyright, or bis agent shall manu.; Turpentine,viz., Oil of, Oils; Of Venice have given to the commissioners of cu~toms ~ Scio, or Cyprus, Drugs ; Twine, Cordage.] ' notice in. writing tha_t such copyright subsists, fUltramarine, Painters' Colours.] s~ch no!1ce also statmg when such copyright Valonia., ton-Varnish, viz., not otherwise will expire. described. val. (See also Dutiable Goods)-Ve Coin, viz :-false money, or counterfeit sterling· getables, unenu., not preserved in salt or sugar, Sil v~r Coin of the realm, ~r any money pur~ val. portmg to be such, not bemg of the establish [Vanilla ( otherwise Vanelloes), Vegetables ; ed standard in weight or fineness. Vegetables, viz., preserved in Salti Pickles i Ve Extracts, Essences, or other co!:lcentrations of neers, Furniture and Hard woocts ; Verdigris, Mai~ (except Sugar, or extract of Malt for Chem. prod.; Vermicelli Macaroni, Farin Med1cmal purposes only, and fermented li aceous subs.; Vermilion, Painters' Colours.] quors specified in the Customs Tariff made from W atcbes, val.-Wax, cwt.-Whalefins, ton Malt) Coffee, Chicory, Tea, or Tobacco or Wood or Timber viz., Hewni viz, Fir, load-Oak, any admixture of the same, except in tradsit load-Teak, loact-Unenu.,1 oad-Sawn or Split, or to be warehoused for exportation only. ' Planed or Dressed, viz., Fur., load-Unenu., Snuffwork, Tobacco Stalks stripped from the load-Staves of all dimensions, load-Furniture, leaf whether manufactured or not· Tobacco Hardwoods, and Veneers, viz., Mahogany, Stalk Flour. ' ton-Unenu. (not being Ash, Beech, Birch, Ind,ecent o~ Obscene. Prints, Paintings, Books, .Elm, Oak or Wainscot) ton-House frames, Cards, Lithographic or other Engravings or Fittings and Joiners' work, val.-Wool and any other indecent or obscene articles. ' Woollen manufactures, viz., W oohyviz , Alpaca, Nitro Glycerine, except under certain conditions Vicuna and Llama lb.-Goat's wool or Hair, as specified in 32 and 33 Vic., c. 113. lb.-Sbeep or Lamb's Wool, lb.-Other kinds and flocks, lb.-Yarn, viz., for fancy purposes, Articles of foreign manufacture and any pack including Berlin Wool and Zephyr Yarn, lb. age of such articles bearing any name, brand For weaving, mixed or not with Silk, lb.-Une or mark, which states or implies that such nu., val.-Manufactures, viz., of Goat's Wool or articles were manufactured at any place in Hair, mixed or not with other materials, val. the United Kingdom. Any name, brand, or -Of Wool, other than Goats, or of Wool mixed mark, which states or implies that any such with Cotton, viz., Cloths and Stuffs, pieces article was manufactured at a town or place U nenu., val. having the same name as a place in the United Kingdom shall, unless accompanied by the [Wafers, Stationery; Walnut Wood, Wood, name of the country in which such place is viz., I<'urniture and Hard woods; Water Mineral, situate, be deemed to state or imply that such Goods unmanu.; Cologne, Spirits; Wax, Seal articles were manufactured at a place in the ing, Stationery; Weld, Dye Stuffs; Wire, Gilt United Kingdom. or Plated, Goods manu. ; Brass, Brass manu. ; Copper, Copper manu. ; Iron, Iron manu. ; Clocks and Watches, or any other article of Silver Goods manu.; Platina, Platina wrought; metal impressed with any mark or stamp, re Woad; Dye Stuffs; Wood and Timber, viz., presenting or in imitation of any legal British Firewood, Hoops, or Lathwood, Wood sawn or assay mark or stamp, or purporting by any split; Shovel Hilts Goods manu. ; Waste Wood, mark or appearance to be of the manufacture viz., Billet or Brush Wood, used for the purpose of the United Kingdom. of stowaget Goods unmanu. ; Treenails of all Infected Cattle, Sheep, or other animals, or the sorts, Wooct, sawn or splitj Dye Woods, Dye carcases thereof, and hides, skins, horns, hoofs, Woods; Pulp of, Rags.J or any part of cattle or other animals, which Yeast, dried, cwt. the Privy Council may by order prohibit, in Zinc, viz., Ore of, ton-Crude, in cakes, ton order to prevent tbe dissemination of any Manu.of, unenu., cwt. contagious distemper. Spirits ( not being cordials, perfumed, or me [Zaffre, Painters' Colours ; Zebra Wood, dicinal spirits), unless in ships of forty tons Wood, viz., Furniture and Hardwoods; Zinc, bur then at leaat, and in casks or other vessels Oxide or White of,;Painters' Colours.] capable of containing liquids, each being of Goods not being either in part or wholly the content of twenty gallons at the least, manufactured, and not enumerated or described and duly reported, or unless in glass or stOirn in this Tariff, val. bottles properly packed in cases, and forming Goods being either in part or wholly manufac part of the cargo of the importing ship, and tured, and not enumerated or described in this duly reported. Tariff, val. Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarillos or Cigarettes, and Snuff, except in whole and complete package31 each containing not less than eighty pounds weight and unless in ships of not less than PROHIBITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS. 120 tons burthen, and unless into ports duly approved by the Commissioners of Customs. GOODS PROHIBITED TO BE IMPORTED. Tobacco, sweetened (whether manufactured or Books, wherein the copyright shall be first sub unmanufactured) except as otherwise specially sisting, first composed or written, or printed in provided for by any Act relating to Customs. the United Kingdom, and printed or re-print- Wines, except into ports duly received. llllSCELLANEOU8 DIREC'fORY 70 OF NEWFOUNDLAND, IMPORTS INTO THE COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND FOR THE YEAR 1872. Quantities Gro,, ~uantities entered for Value. Amount ARTICLES. mported. Home Con, Du tie, sumption. Collected. ------Animals ...... 118 ll8 $ 10,620 s 271 40 Oxen and Cows ...... '...... 2,519 2,519 75,738 3, 7&.3 90 3,499 3,499 8,748 804 77 ~~~~t::::::::::::::·.:::::·.:::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::':: 117 117 585 26 91 Apothecaries' Ware ...... ·················· 3,807 494 91 :Me:dicine ...... 16,477 1,318 16 Arms and Ammunition, Shot Lead ...... 1,874 cwt 1,874 cwt 11,246 l ,-i67 98 Gunpowder ...... 40,090 lbs 40,090 lbs 6,138 707 94 Guns ...... 5,216 678 08 Bacon and Hams ...... 1,114 cwt 1,114 cwt 16,717 ~,229 00 Beef...... 2,956 brls 2,956 brls 29,560 1,773 60 Beer and Cider ...... 68,974 gals 67,173 gals 27,591 6,717 30 Dread ...... 25,901 cwt 25,901 cwt 103,607 1,813 12 Bricks ...... 3681\1 368 M .3,673 4i7 49 Gc1ttrr ...... 16,925 cwt 16,925 cwt 253,886 18,956 84 l' tninet Wares ...... ·················· ?.3,589 3,066 57 C it1,,iles ...... 48,210 lbs 48,210 lbs 4,821 964 20 C·:•·e,e ...... 792 cwt 792 cwt 11,887 1,188 75 Chocolate and Cocoa ...... 51,431 lbs 51,43L lbs 6,172 2,057 24 C,J:d ...... 45,176 tons 45,176 tons 135,528 Clocks and Watches ...... 2,913 378 69 Qoffee ...... 139,423 lbs 139,423 lbs 20,915 4,210 32 Cc,rdage and Cables ...... 14,607 cwt 14,607 cwt 131,469 10,517 52 Confectionery ...... 497 cwt 497 cwt ll,240 1,741 25 Corks and Corkwood ...... 506 cwt 506 cwt 2,582 206 56 C:,,r'l Grain, viz: Oats ...... 32,572 bush 32,572 bush 16,286 1,302 1<8 Barley ...... ·················· ·················· 2,615 209 20 Brau ...... ; ...... 1,098 87 84 Indian Corn ...... 2,138 171 04 t'<'rn l\,feal...... ··················7,638 brls 7,638 brls 30,552 1,145 70 Oat1neal...... 2,115 brls 2,115 brls 10,575 423 00 t··,_,a:>e ...... 4,745 brls 4,745 brls 18,980 711 75 ~'!our ...... 232,854 brls 232,854 brls 1,629,978 46,570 80 !•>_u ,hen ware ...... ··············.···· .... - ...... ~ .. 27,036 3,514 .:;~ F-"lthers ...... 32,867 lbs 32,867 lbs 3,944 1,643 35 F'shing Tackle ...... 214,493 17,159 44 l•'i'lhing Tackle, Free ...... 23,750 '£1,i3h, viz :-Oysters...... ··················634 bush ··················634 bush 476 Fisn, Pickled ...... 30 cwt 30 cwt 60 19 60 Fr nit, Dried ...... 265,082 lbs 233,380 lbs 26,509 9,335 20 Fruit, Apples ...... ,...... 3,778 brls 3,778 brls 9.445 1,133 10 l"nut, other sorts ...... ·················· 2,522 l'.:!6 10 C ::,,,~ware ...... ·················· ...... 16,518 2,147 34 Hardware, 13 per cent...... ··········· ...... 156,661 20,365 93 Lard ware, 8 per cent ...... ·················· ...... 105,735 8,458 80 IJ:,:i,tn Rubber Manufactures ...... ·················· 1,048 136 24 Lard ...... ·················219 cwt 219 cwt 2,629 341 77 Lead ...... 565 cwt 565 cwt 3,398 441 74 Lead, Paint ...... 2,500 cwt 2,500 cwt 15,016 1,952 08 Leather ...... 72,825 9,467 25 l.,-.1tLerw,1re ...... ·················· 323,5()1 42,055 13 \!,,at and Poultry ...... ·················· ·················· 12,178 608 90 \': ,ct>Ilaneous Articles from various countries ...... ·················· 43,865 5,702 45 ~.1 /:',;'.anPous Articles from various countries, ·················· I l ~. •,,, • •• •• • • 11 •••• 11111 I 111111111 11 1 1 •••• 111 0 11 0 •,, , 1 J 011 0 ·················· 5,089 :Molasses ...... ··················948,640 gals 922,742 gals 379,450 55,364 53 Ot1kum ...... 285 cwt 285 cwt 1,712 136 9'5 0:.J-Linseed ...... 12,090 gals 12,090 gals 12,106 1,573 7g ()il--Olive ...... 5,003 5,003 5,003 659 39 Oil-Kerosene ...... 101,514 101,514 40,606 5,278 78 !'aper .Manufacture ...... ·················· ·················· 30,118 3,915 34 ·················· ...... 2,993 r:i~~~rt~~tt::· :::::: :::·::::::::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: , ...... ·················· 8,85'1· ~I I~CE LLANEOUS DIRECTORY 71 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Imports into the Colony of Newfoundland for the Year 187!!..-Continued. Qmmtitie>s Gross Quantitks. ente>red for Amount ARrICLES. Impt,rteu. IJomP Con Value. .Putie8 sumption. Collecte GENERAL EXPORTS .1moM THE COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND FOR THE YEAR 1872. Exported Value Value Quantities British and Manufac- British and ARTICLES. Manufacture other Produce ture and other Manu• 1tnd Produce and Manufac- Produce of facture and of the Colony. ture. the Colony. Produce. 'Beef...... 90 brls 900 Butter ...... 81 cwt 1,215 Coal ...... 296 tons 1,480 GENERAL EXPORTS FROM THE COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND FOR THE YEAR 1873. QUANTITIES EXPORJ,ED. VALUE. Produce ARTICLES. Produce and Produce and Produce and lUanu- Manufacture Manufacture and Manu- facture of of the Colouy. of Britain and facture of Britain and other Coun the Colony. other Coun tries. tries. Beef ...... ,..... 240 brls ...... $ 2,400 00 Butter ...... 165 cwt ...... 3;300 00 Composition...... 41 ...... 123 00 Copper Ore ...... 5,533 tons ...... $ 194,355 Nickel Ore ...... 120 ...... 3,600 Copper, Old ...... 16 cwt 192 00 Corn :Meal ...... 100 brls 400 00 Beer and Cider ...... 1,010 gals 404 00 Fruit, Dried ...... ::::::·.:·.:::::::::, 1,166 lbs 116 00 Flour ...... 333 brls 2,331 00 Fish, viz :-Dry Cod ...... 999:637 qtls ...... 4,066,088 Fish, viz :-Cove ...... 44 ...... 66 Haddock ...... 1,798 ...... 5,394 39,624 brls ...... 112,812 ~:~~l~ts~~k~·ci:::::::::::::: :::::: ::::·:.: :·.:::: ·.-.: :::::: 200 bOXfS ...... 2UO Salmon ...... 5,557 trcs ...... 95,551 Salmon, Preserved ...... 8,660 Trout ...... 1,348 brls ...... 5,392 Mackerel...... 46 ...... 322 Halibut ...... 11897 qtls ...... 3,794 Caplin ...... 135 brls ...... 135 Lobsters, Preserved ...... 1,390 Tongues and Sounds ...... 566 kegs ...... 566 Cod Roes ...... 902 brls ...... 3,608 Whalebone ...... 648 Fruit, Berries ...... 1,114 gals ...... 133 Apples ...... 8 brls 40 00 Old Iron ...... 2,284 cwt 2,284 00 Lead, Old ...... 29 cwt 174 00 Miscellaneous Articles ...... 3,613 00 .Molasses ...... 23,819 gal 11,909 00 Pork ...... 200 brls 35,200 00 Oils. viz :-Cod ...... 3,981 tuns ...... 557,340 Cod Liver ...... 386 ...... 79,130 Seal...... 6,167 ...... 6,167 22 ...... 2,816 w~~\~g o?ii.~·:::::.:·.·::.: :·:.·::.:·:.:·.:·.·.·::::: :::::::::::: :::::: 56 ...... 6,720 Dog ...... 6 ...... 780 Blubber and Dregs ...... 143 ...... 2,288 Rags and Stuff...... 61045 cwt 12,090 00 Salt ...... 1,232 tons 1,848 00 Lard ...... 25 cwt 300 00 Seal Skins ...... 449,727 No 472,213 Oxen and Cow Hides ...... 2,199 6,197 Calf Skins ...... 461 23'0 Furs ...... ·················· 8,080 Spirits, viz :-Rum ...... 25 1983 gal 12,949 00 Tea...... 9,289 lbs 3,715 00 Tobacco ...... 4,800 960 00 Sugar, Unrefined ...... 20 cwt 160 00 Wines, viz :-Champagne ...... 24 gals 72 oe Port ...... 3,113 6,226 00 Sherry ...... 110 165 00 Claret ...... 154 154 00 Board and Plank ...... 289,500 feet 2,895 00 Shingles ...... 79 ~1 118 00 Oars ...... 42 No ...... 17 Hoops ...... 13,950 bndls ...... 4,185 Shooks and Packs ...... 3:n F MISCELLAN~OUS DIRECTORY 74 OF NEW FOUND LAND. GENERAL IMPORTS INTO THE COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAXD FUR THE YEAR 1873. Gro,s Quantities Total Amount ARTICLES. Quanti:iPs entered for Value Duties Imported. Home Con- Im1,orts. Collected. sumption. ------~ ------8,910 $ 22i 70 Animals, viz ;-Horses...... 99 No 99 No s Oxen and Cows...... 2,'293 2,293 71,590 3,5i9 54 2,860 7,150 657 80 ~~i~t'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::· 2,8~i 39 195 8 97 Apothecaries Ware ...... "...... 970 1~6 10 Medicine ...... 16, 15--1 1,282 32 Arms and Ammunition, viz :-Lead 8bot...... 2,344 cwt 2,344 cwt 14,073 1,829 49 Gunpowder...... 76,147 lbs 7t:i,l47 lbs ll,715 1,522 95 Guns ...... 5,572 724 36 Bacon and Hams...... 1,342 cwt 1,342 cwt 20,219 ~,684 00 Beef...... 3,201 brls 3,201 brls 32,010 1,920 60 beer and Cider...... 64,555 gals 63,835 irals 25.822 6,383 50 Bread...... 23,280 cwt 23,280 cwt 93;120 162,960 00 Bricks...... 558! l\:[ 558! M 5,586 72,618 00 13 279 cwt 13,279 cwt 265,580 14,872 48 Butter...... 1 Cabinet Wares...... 16,472 2,141 36 Candles ...... 62,220 lbs 62,220 lbs 6,222 1,224 40 Cheese...... J,014 cwt 1.014 cwt 15,210 1,521 00 Chocolate and Cocoa...... 35,862 lbs 35;862 lbs 4,303 1,434 43 Coal...... 47,643 tons 47,643 tons 190,572 Clocks and Watches...... 3,252 422 76 Coffee...... 138,025 lbs 137,075 lbs 20,703 4,ll2 25 Cordage and Cables...... 13,565 cwt 13,565 cwt 122,631 9,810 48 Confectionery...... 482 cwt 482 cwt 11,580 1,688 75 Corks and Corkwood...... 441 cwt 441 cwt 2,710 216 80 Corn, Grain, viz :-Oats...... 35,204 bush 35,204 bush 17,602 1,408 16 Barley...... ·················· 2,987 238 96 Bran ...... ·················· 57 4 56 Indian Corn ...... · ...... 1,293 103 44 7 137 brls 28,548 1,070 55 Corn l\ieal...... 1 7,137 brls Oatmeal...... ;...... 970 ~7v brls 4,850 194 00 3,346 13,384 501 90 242,887 1,702,209 48,577 40 iE~t~\~~:;~:::·:·:·:·:·:::::·::::::·::::::·:~::::.::::::::::·:·:::::: .:~;:~.;~ ...... ·················· 24,851 3,230 63 Feathers ...... 31,561 lbs 31,561 lbs 3,787 1,578 05 Fishing Tackle...... ·················· 113,015 9,041 20 Fishing Tackle, Free...... 32,141 Fish, vi~ :-oysters...... 735 bush 735 bush 550 Fish, viz :-Pickled...... 32 cwt 32 cwt 64 42 24 Fruit, Dried...... 294,508 lbs 285,864 lbs 29,451 11,434 56 2,867 brls 860 10 Apples...... 21867 brls 8,601 Fruit, ottier sorts...... ·················· 2,299 114 95 Glassware...... ················· 18,901 2,457 13 Har:lware, 13 per cent...... ·················· 141,010 18,331 3() Hardware, 8 per cent...... ·················· 99,173 .7,933 84 fodia Rubueil Manufactures...... 1,607 Lard.,...... 342 cwt 3!2 cwt 4,125 536 25 Lead...... 4u3 403 2,426 315 38 3 101 56 LeRd Paint...... 1 3,101 18,612 2,419 Leather...... 57,215 7,437 95 Leatherware...... ·················· 299,442 38,9'.l7 46 Meat and Poultry...... ·················· 10,171 508 59 Miscellaneous Articles...... 63,808 8,295 04 Miscellaneous Articles, Free...... ·················· 26,739 780,291 gals ·················· 00 Molasses...... 771 1150 gals 386,645 46,269 1 082 cwt 80 Oakums...... 1 1,082 cwt 6,485 518 Oil, Linseed...... 12,210 gals 12,210 giils 12,210 1,589 38 3,480 gals 453 57 ( llive Oil...... 31480 gals 3,489 Oil, Kerosene...... 77,o62 77,562 31,025 4,033 25 Paper Mannfa.ctures...... ·················· 30,301 3,939 13 Pa.per, Printing...... ·················· 3,43T Printed Books...... ·················· 13,688 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 75 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. General Imports into the Colony of Newfoundland for the year 1873. Quantities Gross Quantities flntered for Total Amount ARTICLES. Imported. Home Con Value Duties sumption. Imports. Collected. Plate and Jewellery...... -6,667 866 71 P~tch, Tar and Turpentine...... 3,996 brl~ 3,996 brls 15,992 1,279 36 361 12 27,426 00 ??r;:ii~~~·:·:·.:: ...:·:~:.:::·:·.: .. ~::·:·.::·.::·:·:.:_.·.. ~::·:·.-·:::::::: :::::: :::::: 2J,m brl: 2r:11 b;l~ 4~!:Hi 1,573 20 Potatoes ...... ······ I 87;638 bush 87;638 bush 35,055 Vegetables...... 15 763 15,763 7,881 Articles for Religious Purposes...... '...... l·,890 ~~~p·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:.:::·.::::::::::::::::: 4~;m ::~s 4g;~1~ ::~s l~~::z~ N~i ~~ Spirits, viz :-Brandy...... 41 516 gals 7,505 gals 131548 9;756 50 Spirits, viz :-Undefined...... 141 141 564 183 30 [~fAEL/\\C://:E:-:'.;+::::++ _J}lt~~'.: _)iijt:~. 6~;m iij! fi Grindstones...... 878 114 14 Stone Manufactures...... 11498 lfl4 74 t~i~rJ;~?.;~;:-::iiii/:::::::::-:-:-:~):i:;·ii)\:::: 5::jii ;;,: 5:::m ;;,: ::un :tm ii Teas, other sorts ...... 61411 i6,411 1,923 769 32 Tobacco...... 418,657 464,282 83,730 55,713 84 Leaf...... 112 112 13 11 20 Stems...... 84 cwt 84 cwt 588 42 00 Cigars...... 608 M 488 M 10,452 11602 32 Turpentine and Varnish...... 2,646 gals 2,646 gals 2,646 343 98 Vinegar...... 41375 4,375 l,7;'i0 437 50 ~if~ !f!Si.f;;.f HLLLDL:/:LH: ::::! :::i~ .l:::i ::~!! Woollens...... 1,132,609 ~i ...... 147,239 17 Ready-made Clothing...... 23,486 4,697 20 Canvas...... 87,397 6,991 76 Woodwares, 13 per cent...... 20,005 2,600 65 Wood wares, 20 per cent...... 3,780 756 00 Blocks...... 1,351 270 20 Board and Plank ...... 4,319,000 feet 41319,000 feet 43,190 4,319 00 Shingles...... 61650 M 6,650 J\I 9,974 2,660 00 Shooks and Packs...... 11,963 2,39'.f 60 Staves, Undressed...... 17,334 1,386 72 Masts and Spars ...... ·························...... 3,GOO 288 00 Laths...... 174 10 27 Palings...... 109 14 17 Timber and Scantling ...... _. ___8_3_-1: __ 2_5_0_2_0 l\fISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 76 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. GENERAL B1PORTS INTO THE COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLA~D FOR THE YEAR 1874. Quantities Quantities ,Total Gro;;;; ARTICLES. imported into Pntered tor Value Amount the Colony. Home <.:on· Imports. Duties sumption. Collected. ------·- Animals, viz :-Horses ...... 160 160 $ 14,401) 33•38 00 Oxen and Oows ...... 2,900 2,900 101,009 5,(,50 45 Sheep .... : ...... 3,794 3,794 9,485 Free Pigs and Calves ...... 145 145 725 33 35- Apothecaries' Ware ...... , 4,110 534 90 .hledicines ...... 20,176 1,614 08 Ammunition-Shot ...... ··················2,073 cwt ··················2,073 cwt 12,439 1.617 01 Powder ...... 71,136 lbs 71,136 lbs 10,944 1,422 72 Guns ...... 3,562 463 Oo Bacon ...... ·················· 1,358! cwt 27,165 2,716 50 Beer ...... i;iiisj·~·;i' 80,367 gals 32,358 8,036 i() Beef...... 80,897 galsl 4,296 bl'ls 34,368 2,577 60 Pigs' Heads, Feet and Joles ...... 4,296 brls J 2,598 brls . 20,784 1,558 80 Bread ...... 2,598 cwt 17,2il cwt 103,626 1,208 87 Bricks ...... 17.271 cwt 230 }I 2,303 299 49 Butter ...... 230 1\1 16,li5 cwt 388,222 18,117 02 Cabinet Wares ...... 16,175 cwt ············ ..... 26,591 3,456 83 Candles ...... 47,860 lbs 4,786 957 '.)1) Cheese ...... 47,860 lbi 1,ooot cwt 16,008 l,5fl0 75 Chocolate ...... : ...... l,OOOf cwt 47,579 lbs 5,709 1,903 16 Clocks ...... 47,579 lbs ...... 4,680 608 40 Coal ...... 52,310 tons 261,550 Coffee ...... 52,310 tons 123,846 lbs 10,853 3,715 3S 132,355 lbs 12,902 cwt 116,135 9,290 80 8~~1:!t1d~:~~;;::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::.:·::::::: :: :: : : 12,902 cwt 527 12.648 1,844 50 Corks and Corkwood ...... 527 359 1;796 143 6g Corn, Grain, viz :-Oats ...... 359 38,450 bush 19,225 1,538 00 Barley ...... 38,450 bush ...... 8,114 649 12 Bran ...... ·················· ...... 1771 14 16, Indian Corn ...... ·················· ...... 2,704 1 216 32 Cornmeal...... 4,742 brls 4,7-!2 brls 18,968 711 30 Oatmeal ...... 1,416 1,416 7,788 '.l:33 20 Pease ...... 3,526 3,526 12,341 528 90 Flour ...... 280,063 280,063 1,680,718 56.,112 60 Earthen ware ...... : ...... ·················· 22,368 :2,907 84 Feathers ...... 61,120 lbs ··················61,120 lbs 7,334 3;056 00 Fishing Tackle ...... ·················· ...... 129,855 10,388 40 Fishing Tackle, Free ...... ·················· ·················· 23,158 I,284 bush 11284 bush 963 i::~: p\zc~k~~~.t.~~~-.'.'.'.' .' .'.".'."." .'.'." .'." .'.'.".' .'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.·. ::: :·.:: ::: 11 cwt 11 cwt 22 14 5'.! Fruit, viz :-A.pples...... 5,728 brls 5,728 brls 17,184 1,,113 40 Fruit, D1·y ...... 412,547 lbs 329,393 lbs 49,505 13,l ,5 i2 Fruit, other sorts ...... 3,877 193 85 Glassware ...... ·················· 22,005 2,860 65 Hardware, 13 per cent ...... ·················· ...... 142,784 18,561 92 Hardware, 8 per cent ...... ·················· ...... , i4,295 5,943 60 India Rubber ...... 7,6 100 88 Lard ...... 175 cwt 175 cwt 2,100 3,411 Lead ...... 545 545 3,271 4:25 23 Lead Paint ...... 3,716 3,716 22,800 2,899 00 Leather ...... ·················· ·················· 85,261 li,81 13 93 Leatherware ...... ·················· ...... 315,155 -±0,ViU 15 .Meat and Poultry ...... 19,820 991 00 :Miscellaneous Articles, 13 per cent ...... ::::::::::::::::::] 55,258 7,183 54 .Miscellaneous Articles, Free...... , ...... ·················· 42,281 .Molasses.: ...... 885,585 gals 868,739 gals 354,334 'i'.l,l:24 34 Oakum ...... 1,206 cwt 1,206 cwt 7,:237 578 9& Oils, viz :-Linseed ...... 15,185 gals 15,185 gals 15,185 1,974 05 Oil, Olive ...... 2,715 2,715 :.!, 715 352 95- Kerosene ...... 92,864 _ 92,864 37,146 4,8:28 98 Paper Manufacture ...... ·················· ...... 35,007 4,550 91 Paper, Printing, Free ...... 5,379 Printed Books ...... 13,272 Plate and Jewellery ...... ·················· ·················· ·················· 9,120 1,1 ~5 60 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 77 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. General Imports into the Colony of Newfoundland for the year 1874.-Continued. Quantities Quantities Total Gross ARTICLES. Imported into entered for Value or Amount the Colony. Home Con- Import;. Duties sumption. Collected. ------··---- 'Pitch, Tar and Turpentine ...... 4,219 brls 4,219 brls 16,875 1.350 00 Pork ...... 29,982 29,982 539,676 29,982 .oo Potatoes ...... 106,865 bush 106,865 bush 42,746 Free Vegetables ...... 23,770 23. 770 11,385 Free Rice ...... 1,916 cwt 1;916 cwt 6,707 536 56 Articles for Religious Purposes ...... 1,861 Free Salt ...... ~8,245 tons 48,245 tons 12 \611 9,649 00 Soap ...... 8,153 cwt 8,153 cwt 40,766 5,299 68 Spirits, viz :-:Srandy, $1.30 per gallon ...... 5,934 gals 6,447 gals 17,802 8,381 10 . 60 Brandy, $1.60 per gallon ...... 11396 gals 2,431 gals 4,188 3,889 Undefined Spirits, $1.30 per gallon ...... 26 gals 20 gals 80 2i'i 00 Undefined Spirits, $1.60 per gallon...... 158 gals 158 gals 632 252 80 Whiskey, 90 cts. per gallon ...... •..•...... 15,578 gals 4,646 gals · 1,578 4,176 00 Whiskey, $1.50 per gallon...... 58 gals 3,672 gals 58 5,508 00 744 606 60 Cordials, 60 cts. per gallon ...... 11488 gRlS 1,011 gals Cordials, 80 cts. per gallon ...... 180 gals 1,215 gals 90 972 00 Geneva, 70 cts. per gallon ...... 14,837 gals 6,110 gals 8,902 4,3-77 00 Geneva, $1.20 per gallon ...... 1.218 7,R81 730 9,457 20 Rum, 70 cts. per gallon ...... 72;995 gals 57,921 gals 43, 7~17 40 ..'>44 70 Rum, $1 per gallon ...... 3,686 46,717 2,211 -lG, 777 00 Lime ...... 551 71 63 Grindstones ...... 631 82 03 Stone Mant1factures ...... 3,146 408 98 Sugar, Refined ...... 2,000; cwt l,6l8a!- cwt 20.035 5.G•~4 75 Sugar, Unrefined ...... 12,786~ 13,127} 102,202 '.'(i,2;i;i 00 Sugar, Bastard ...... 523~ 523~ 4,711 l,::l1·8 7;) Tea, 5 cts. per lb ...... 117,lGO lbs 598,147 lbs 23,431 29.922 35 Tea, 10 cts. per lb ...... 556,599 73,947 111,319 7,894 70 Tea, 12 cts. per lb ...... 230 230 69 :n 60 Tobacco, Manufactured ...... 634,730 lbs 524,633 lbs 126,945 62,055 96 Tobacco, Leaf...... 162 162 19 16 20 Tobacco Stems ...... 119.;. cwt 119,+ cwt 837 59 7:, Cigars ...... 268-M 309-:'II 4 4.98 1,040 66 Turpentine and Varnish ...... 3,051 gals 3,051 gals 3,051 396 13 Vinegar...... 5,378 gals 5,378 gals 2,151 537 80 "Wines, viz :-Champagne, $1.50 per gallon ...... 652 gals 319 gals 1,956 478 50 (]hampagne, $2.00 per gallon ...... 6 198 18 396 00 Port, Sl.10 per gallon ...... 12,035 gals 6,741 gals 24,070 7Al5 111 Port, $1.50 per gallon ...... 169 243 338 364 50 2,8-12 1,71)0 93 Sherry, 12f per cent., Rnd 72 cts. per gallon ...... 3,358 gals 11869 gals Sherry and Manzanilla, 12~ per cent. and 90c. per gallon ...... 698 gals 698 gals 1,119 714 07 Other Sorts, 12i per cent., and 60 cts. per gallon. 71 gals 59 gals 200 60 40 Other Sorts 12! per cent., and 80 cts. per gallon .. 39 gals 89 gals 2iJ2 I 96 45 1 Sicilian, etc., 30 cts per Clarrt, Rea, Malaga, 3731 gallon ...... 373 gals 5,725 gals 1,717 50 Claret, 40 cts. per gallon ...... 192 gals 499 gals 192 199 60 Denia, Sicilian, Cape, &c., &c ...... 5,489 gals 1,842 gals 5,489 1,289 40 Red, 205 Hock and Burgundy ...... 205 gals 181 gals 90 50 Woollens, Silk and Cotton )Ianufacture ...... 1,237,2-10 160,84:l 20 Ready-ma.de ...... 22,903 4,580 60 ...... 86,667 6,933 36 Canvas 34 W oodwares, 13 per cent ...... 25,418 3,304 20 per cent ...... 3,.rns 699 60 Woodwares, 69G 138 00 Blocks ...... 34,640 3,464 00 Board and Plank 2,71H 20 ~ ...... · 10,354 Shingles ...... 13,680 1,094 40 Staves ...... 7,952 1,590 40 Shooks and Packs 2,578 24 ...... 20G Masts and Spars 163 21 19 Laths ...... ····················· 37 4 81 ...... ~ ...... Palings 684 tons 3,420 205 20 Timber ...... 684 tons . 14,857 cwt 14,857 cwt 59,427 4,754 16 Pails ...... 4,321 ...... Free Yarns, Cotton and Woollen 1;565 125 20 Machinery ...... MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 78 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. QUANTITIES EXPORTED. VALUE. Produce Produce and Produce and Produce and Manu- ARTICLES. Manufacture Manufacture and M.anu- facture of of the Colony. of Britain and facture o Britain and other Coun- the Colony. other Coun- tries. tries. Reef...... 14 brls $112 00 Bread ...... 110 cwt $6(0 Butter ...... 40 960 00 Composition ...... 189 1,512 00 Copper Ore ...... 5052 tons 121,248 Nickel Ore ...... 98 4,704 Copper, Old ...... 227 cwt 2,724 00 Beer ...... 30 gals 12 00 Flour ...... 340 brls 2,040 00 Coffee ...... 550 lbs 82 00 Cordage ...... r62 cwt 561 00 Pease ...... 100 brls 350 00 Pork ...... 116 2,088 00 Barley ...... 470 bush 10s oo Berries ...... 406 gals 81 Apples ...... 8 brls 24 00 Oranges ...... 8 boxes 32 00· Rice ...... 100 cwt 400 00 Slate ...... 6M 120 Iron, Old ...... 4030 cwt ...... 4,030 00 Lead, Old ...... 43 ...... 344 00 Lead, Ore ...... 130 tons • ...... I 6,240 Oakum ...... 8 cwt ...... 48 00 Cigars ...... lf100 l\I ...... 40 00 Shooks and Packs ...... •.•...... 310 ...... 310 00 Fish, viz., Dry Cod ...... 1249320 qtls 5,166,649 Cove ...... •...... 1324 qtls 2,251 Haddock ...... 18 63 Herring ...... , ...... 31739 brls 113,752 Herring, Smoked ...... · 50boxes 50 Salmon ...... 5898 trcs 90,577 Salmon, Preserved ...... 99 cans Trout ...... 1950 brls 15.6001,9801 Mackerel...... 16 116 Halibut ...... 1304 qtls ~,(}(}:3 Turbot...... 9 21 . Lobsters, Preserved ...... 591 cases 5,1901 Toci,1rues ...... 231 brls 6~3 Caplin ...... 51 51 Cod Roes ...... 1145 3.4351 Whalebone ...... 17 cwt 1,700 Miscellaneous Articles ...... 7,380 Afolasses ...... 60656 gals 24.2 Grn~J1rnAL EXPORTS FROM THE' COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND FOR THE YEAR 1875. QUANTITIES EXPORTED, VALU-E-.-- l'ruduce Produce and British and Produce and Manu ARTICLES. Manufacture other Produce and Manu- facture of of the Colony. and Ma1,ufuc- facture of Britain and ture. the Colony. other Couo- tries. ------Apples ...... 150 bl'ls ··············· $750 00 Beef...... 58 ...... 522 00 B-~er ...... 430 gals ...... 172 00 Berries ...... 1,210 $242 Bread ...... 2cwt ...... 10 00 Butter...... 292! ··············· 6,440 00 Brass, Old ...... 95 ··············· 760 00 Coal...... 80 tons ··············· 400 00 Composition ...... 213 cwt ...... 81,704 00 10,018 tons 370,666 g~~Ee~1~:L:::·.:::::·.:::::·.:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 10 brls ...... 40 00 Copper Old ...... 151 cwt ···············I 1,812 00 Flour ...... 63 brls ...... 378,00 Fruit, Dried ...... 727 lbs ··············· 87 00 Iron, Old ...... 2,422 cwt ··············· 2,422 00 Lead Ore ...... 95 tons 4,560 Lead, Uld ...... 61 cwt ··············· 488 00 Leatherware ...... 90 00 Nickel Ore ...... 17! tons 5,520 :N'ails ...... 42 cwt ··············· 210 00 10 brls ··············· 40 00 ~~:~~~.s:::::: ::: ::::::::: :::::::.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.':::: :::::: :: :::: ::: 22 ...... 418 00 Potatoes ...... 150 bush ··············· 800 00 Slate ...... 6,000 ··············· 120 00 Zinc, Old ...... 13 cwt ··············· 130 00 Fish, viz :-Dry Cod ...... 888,489 qtls 4,036,829 Fish, Cove ...... 1,644 ··············· 2,301 00 Haddock ...... 144 ··············· 504 00 Roes ...... · ...... 245 brls ··············· 735 00 Caplin ...... 55 brls 55 Herring...... 42,585 148,613 Saltnon ...... 5,419 85,010 Salmon, Preserved ...... 586 cans 3,632 Trout ...... 1,426 brls ll,408 Halibut ...... 483 qtls 966 Turbot ...... 15 , 60 Turbot, Smoked ...... 8 136 Tongues and Sounds ...... 522 kegs 2,088 . 147 cans 13,200 705 00 Lobsters, Preserved ...... 21750 cans \Vhalebone ...... , ...... 57 cwt 5,700 Articles ...... 2,454 Miscellaneous 28,315 00 ;\lolasses ...... ·...... ··············· Cod Oil ...... 2,766 trcs ...... 486,816 Seal Oil...... 4,836i tuns ...... 634,160 Cud Liver Oil...... 84i ...... 18,441 Oil ...... 18 ...... 2,160 Herring 7,232 Whale Oil...... 56~ 1...... Blubber an ~UANTITIES EXPORTKD. VALUE. Produce Produce and British and Produce and l\lanu ARTICLES. lfanufacture other Produce and l\lanu facture of o( the Colony, and l\lanufac- facture of Britain and ture. the Colony. other Coun tries, 'Cigars...... •. •.• ...... 5 !II ...... 100 00 Wine, Champagne;...... 44 gals ...... ··············· 176 00 7 ...... ··············· I 8,354 00 ...... 649 00 ~t;:: if{{it~·:·:·:·:·::·:::·:·:·:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . :f ·················· ...... I 46 00 Lumber...... i 85,000 feet ······-········ 850 00 ··················21,593 bndls 5,398 ~~i:.~::::::::.:::::::::::::::.::: ::: ::: ::: ::: :::::: :::::: ::::·: ! ::: ::::::::: ::: ::: 363 No 145 Shooks and Packs ...... ,, 1,402 bndles ...... 1402 00 Spars...... 8 No ·················· ··············· 76 00 3 ...... 150 00 ··················1,000 5 fgiiiL·: :·:·: :·::: :':: :: :·:··:: :: ·::·:·::·:·::·:·::·:·:::·: :·:·:::· ::·: ::·:·:·::·:·:: i·· ·· :~;; 'jj· ··· ...... 15 00 GENERAL IMPORTS INTO THE COLONY OF NEWFOUXDLAND FOR THE YEAR 1875. ~uantities QuantitiPS entered for i Total /Gro-, Amt. ARTICLES. I Imported. Home Con ' ,alue Du tie~ sumption. i Imports. Collected. Staves ...... - - ..- ..- .. ~-.. -.. -.. :-.. -..- ..- ..- ..- .. ~ - il9.139 '31,53112 Shooks and Packs ...... 13.8 1H 2. 793 50 l\lasts and Spars ...... 2,754 220 32 Laths ...... 408 53 04 Palings ...... 71 9 23 Nails ...... 10,402 cwt 101402 cwt 52.017 4,181 36 Yarn ...... 3,306 Free l\[achinery ...... 11,8313 9.!-6 88 Biscuits, Fancy and Sweet ...... 3. 31,9 495 19 Hoops ...... 614 1:22 84 Animals, viz :-Horses ...... lt38 No. loS Xo 15,1:20 386 4(1 Oxen and Cows ...... 2,053 2,053 £1(1,.Jc-:1 45:2-lc 00 Sheep ...... 4,254 4 ·1 5-lc l(,:t335 Free Swine and Calves ...... 113 'iis :'>8'i 27 14 Apothecaries' Ware ...... 4.lGS .'i-±1 84 l\ledicines ...... HI.Yi.Jc 1.::,.;,) 32 Ammuniti0n, -Lead, Shot ...... l,78lcwt l,78l cwt 10,691 1.3~9 83 Guns ...... 1 ...... 2,1.,61 ~,37 93 Bacon and Hams ...... 951 cwt 951 cwt 11'.03 I 1,903 00 Beer...... 49,362 gals 49,362 gals 19. 1-±5 -±.Vi8 ~1) Beef...... 1,851 brls 1851 brls l6/,5il 1.110 60 Bread ...... 27,890 cwt 27,890 cwt 139.450 l .952 30 Brick ...... ; ... 825 i\I 825 ?11 S,:26(1 I l.<)73 80 Buttf'r .... : ...... 14,656 cwt 14,656; cwt 32:!,HS h;,-1,15 56 Cabinet \Yares ...... 2:!,6-±5 2,9-lc3 85 Candles ...... 41,590 lbs 41,590 lbs -l.159 :n so Cheese ...... 1,101i 1,1011 17,G:!-l 1. 1,,j~ :25 Chocolate ...... 41,684 41,864 5., H t:2 1. 7,q 50 Coal ...... 59,655 tons 59,655 tons ~98'.:21:) Free Clocks and \Vatches ...... ·················· 4.95-1 l~-±4 0~ Coffee ...... 113,94l lbs 113,941 lbs '.2:2:.icGl :23 Cordage ...... ~·:~~ 10,778 cwt 10,778 cwt 97.lilG ' 'i_)~ 48 Confectionery ...... 496 496 lU)114 1,736 00 Corks and Corkwood ...... 435 cwt 435 cwt ::!, li7 17-lc 16 Barley ...... t3.~13 4J7 04 Bran ...... 9'.!5 74 00 Iridian Corn ...... 2.9,,5 9 37 20 Uornn1eal ...... 7,156 brls 7,15G bl'ls 28.,,:!4 l.Oi.3 40 Oatmeal ...... l,45j 1,457 8.74::! ~81 40 PPase...... 4,340 4,340 17,31;0 !351 00 Flour ...... 236,073 236,073 1141G,3-l8 47.:H+ 60 Feathers ...... :13,757 lbs 33,757 lbs -L031 1 ;Gs7 85 Fishing Tackle ...... ll4.3t,4 ~l, i-l9 12 Fishing Tackle, Free ...... 13,;i,8 Ft·ee Fish, viz :-Oysters...... 507 bush 507 bush 5l17 Free MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 81 OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Generallmports into the Colony of Newfoundland for the year 1875.-Continned. Quantities Quantities entered for Total Gross Amt. ARTICLES. Imported. Home Con- Vaine Duties 1,umption. Imports. Collected. Fish, Pickled ...... 1,447! cwt 1,447! cwt 4,343 1,910 70 Fruit, viz :-Dried...... 261,910 lbs 266,582 lbs 31,247 10,663 28 Fruit-Apples ...... 2,661 brls 2,661 brls 13,305 708 30 Fruit, other sorts ...... 4,461 223 08 Glassware ...... 21,533 2,799 29 Hardware, 13 per cent ...... 143,639 18,673 07 Hardware! 8 per cent ...... 64,387 5,150 96 India Ruboer Ware ...... 3,550 461 50 Lard ...... 229 cwt 229 cwt 3,438 446 94 Lead ...... 564 564 3,384 439 92 Paint ...... 2,505 2,505 20,537 2.604 81 Leather ...... 72,326 72,326 72,326 9,402 38 Leatherware ...... 308,663 40,126 19 :rtleat and Poultry ...... 208,208 1,010 41 :Miscellaneous Articles, 13 per cent ...... 65,555 8,522 15 Miscellaneous Articles, Free ...... 24,953 :Molasses ...... l,109,522gals 11014,253gals 443,806 60,855 18 Uakun1 ...... 9-!5 cwt 945 cwt 5,670 453 60 Oils, viz :-Linseed...... 13,631 gals 13,631 gal 13,631 1,772 03 Oil, viz :-Olive...... 4,881 4,81::1 4,881 634 92 Kerosene ...... 6J,747 64,747 25,899 3,366 87 Paper :Manufactures ...... 34,202 4,446 26 4,253 :ii:;: i~.~~~~~:::: ::·.::: :::::: :·.::::: ::: :::::: :: ::: ::: ::: : .· ...... 8,114 Free Pitch and Tar ...... 3,282 brls 3,282 brls 13,133 1,050 64 Plate and Jewellery ...... 8,275 4,050 64 Pork ...... 28,686 brls 28,686 brls 545,034 28,686 00 Pigs' Heads, Feet, an'.l. Joles ...... 2,238 2,238 20,142 1,342 80 Potatoes ...... 90.352 bush 90,352 bush 36,140 Free 'Vegetables ...... 19,818 19,818 9,809 Articles for Religious Purposes ...... 3,750 Rice ...... 1,343 cwt 1,343 cwt 6,716 537 28 Salt ...... 41,0ll tons 41,0ll tons 102,526 8.202 20 Soap ...... 5,987 cwt 5,987 cwt 29,950 3.883 50 ll,032 gals 71625 gals 33,09'3 12.3110 00 ~T~j~~~;;;rrs;i~h~.':::.·:.·::::.-.·::.:::::::.-:::: :: ·.::: :: :: ::: : 220 220 ·330 '332 00 -n-hiskey.: ...... 8,716 7,897 8,716 ll,8-!5 50 Cordials ...... 2,779 1,755 1,389 1,-!!l-t 00 Gin ...... 12,111 11.080 7,266 13,2% 00 Rum ...... 160,984 81;05s 96,590 87.<158 00 Lin1e ...... 1,254 I '163 02 Grindstones ...... 798 No 798 103 74 Stone, jfn,nufactured ...... 3,490 453 70 ~iig,lr, Refined ...... 3,533 cwt l,364~ cwt 35,330 4,775 7G Sugar, Unrefined ...... 13,671! 14, l64i 109,370 28,329 00 ~ugard, Bastard ...... 9ol 638t 8,649 1,596 25 Tea ...... 660,261 lbs 649,666 lbs 132,051 32,082 30 Timber ...... 594 tons 594 tons 2,970 178 20 Tobacco ...... 390,893 lbs 447,222 lbs 78,178 33,666 64 Tobacco Stems ...... 76 cwt 76 cwt 532 38 00 Ciga.rs ...... 374 M 375,! nl 4,950 1,238 16 Turpentine and Varnish ...... 2,7413 gals 2,746 gals 2,746 356 88 \ inegar ...... 5,913 gals 5,973 gals 2,388 597 ,30 362 348 1,448 696 00 ~:f~::P~r~~~.~~~~-~:·.::·.·.:::::::::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: 7,144 2,071 14,288 3,106 50 Wines, Sherry and Manzanilla ...... 2,956 2,053 3,331 2,264 19 Wines, other sort~ ...... 34 34 79 37 07 Wines, Spanish, Red, Denia, Sicilia, &c., 70 c .. .. 37 680 37 496 00 ,,i11es, 60 cents ...... 6,223 2,715 6,233 1,629 00 Claret, 40 cents ...... 157 482 157 192 eo Oln.ret, 60 cents ...... 558 347 558 208 20 Rock, 50 cents ...... 16 16 16 8 oo Hock, 60 cents ...... 42 63 42 39 60 W oolens, Cotton, Silks, &c ...... 1,232,953 160,283 8i) Ready-made ...... 30,102 6,020 40 Canvas ...... 1,012 6,485 76 Wood Wares, 13 per cent...... 24,401 3,172 13 Wood Wares, 20 per cent...... 6,137 1,227 40 Block ...... 919 183 80 Board and Plank ...... 49,265 4,926 50 Shingles ...... 8,559 2,282 40 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY 8~ OF NEWFO-CNDLAND. DOLLARS .A'.ND CENTS JN POUNDS, SH1LLINGS .AND PENCE. "O : • '1::1,!, "O -0 'g~~ 'g :- ,.; ;:: c,:i ::: = c:<1'1::1..s ~~~ ~ g~.!.. ?u >, =·= ... C) ~~~ o= _;:~ ,;, e,..:;.:i. Q ~0(6 ~o !~] a;, -oa-,:ti=i ::: a.,..,,.. 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JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, ::EIE.A.:I:> e>f :E> .A.TFl..:C C~ STm' MANUFACTURERS OF @**1ius St*vtei Pilttut au~ ~imm*u Wtu~la$ef$t CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS AND CUT NAILS. ADVERTISEMEN'rS. 87 AND NEWFOUNDLAND ADVERTISER} PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY; BY THE PROPRIETOR, J.C. WITHERS, Q-u.ee::n.'s Pri:n.-ter .. OFFICE Rear of No. 249 Duckworth St., ST. JOHN'S, N.F. ~Orders for Printing and Advertising promptly attended to. 88 ADVERTISE:'tIENTS. A TRI-WEEKLY PAPER, Published i77., St. John)s, Ne-vvfo1..zndla_nd. It largely exceeds in circulation any Newspaper published in the Island. Subscription price, $5.00 per annum . .Ad;vertising Rates. 1 Column, one year •••.•. ·..••••..•••••••••..•• $60 ! " " ...... 40 t '' '' ...... 25 Has a large Outport Circulation. Subscription, S2.50 per annum. Advertising Rates as above. Published fortnightly for foreign circulation, contains Prices Current, Shipping Intelligence, and general information interesting to Merchants abroad. Subscription, $2.50 per annum. No Advertisements are published in the Commercial Journal. FRANCIS WINTER, PROPRIETOR, 3 4 6 Water Street. :FRANCIS WINTER, Brazilian · Vice Consul.-Consulate, 346 Water Street, ST. '-TOHN'S. ADVERTISEMENTS. 89 AND DAILY ADVERTISER, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. J. RABAL, } P . t d Publ. h J. HAY, rm ers an 18 ers. JOHN A. ROCHFORT, Editor. Terms of Subscription: Yearly ...... $4.00 Half-yearly...... 2.00 Being the only daily paper published in the colony, the Free Press presents peculiarly favorable advantages to business men generally, as an advertising medi'nm, from the varied and exten sive circulation which papers of its kind invariably attain amongst all classes of society. Adv.ertisements inserted at the usual rates of the Newfound land Press. All communications must be addressed, prepaid, to the Editor (as above) and marked "Free Press", St. John's, N.F. '' COURIER " Printing Establishment, 2lS DUCKWORTH STREET, ST. JOHN'S, N. F. ~·---·~ ALL KINDS OF Pl~in ~n~ ~rn~m~nt~I J~~ Printin[, Of every description, neatly executed, at the shortest notice the. nature of the Work will admit of. if?rices .lJoderate and Accom,rnodating,, G '.90 ADVERTISSlf.ENTS. THE '.f ERR!-NUf! !Bf Ut!TE, DEVOTED TO THE P.01itical Interests of the Liberal and Progres .sive Party in Newfoundland, IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM, AS IT IS THE 'ORGAN OF THE CATHOLICS, WHO FORM .A.BOUT ~Three-Fourths of the population o/ St. John's, AND MO RE THAN Tvvo-fifths of the -w-hole popu Zat.ion of the Island. PROPRIETOR, JAME.S GEROE CONROY, BARRISTER-AT-LAW. ADVERTISEKENTS. 91 THE IEWFOUNDLHDER IEWSPIPIER, DEVOTED TO AND G.E.]v.ERfiL INF'OR.]Jfi.TIOJ{, IS PUBLISHED, IN ST. JOHN'S, SEMI ·WEEKLY, On Tuesday and Friday Mornings. AN EXCELLENT MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING. S. DALTON SHEA, PROPRIETOR. JOHN W. M'COUBREY, Printer and Stationer, WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S, N. F., (Nearly opposite the Royal Insurance Office.) AT THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT The Times and General Commercial Gazette MBWS1P ArliB IS PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY, On the Mornings of Wednesiay anti Satarday, JOB PRINTING Of every description executed with the utmost despatch. 92 ADVERTISEMENTS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS. Mantle) Millinery and Dressmaking Rooms. ]. N. FINLAY, 181 WATER STREET, ST. iFC>E3:1"-l"'S, N'".P"'., GENERAL IMPORTER OF British, Canadian &Foreign Manufactured Goods, AS UNDER- Crapes, Velvets and Satins, Counterpanes, Quilts and Rugs, British and Foreign Silks, English and Canadian Blankets, Ribbons and Ribbon Velvets, Flannels, Kerseys and Serges, Straw and Fancy Bonnets, Fine White Shirtings and Cali• Straw and Leghorn Hats, coes, Felt and Velvet Hats, Regattas, Prints and Bed-Ticks, Parasols and Umbrellas, English and Scotch Winceys, Furs, Stays and Crinolines, Damasks, Towellings and Table- Shawls, Mantles and Cmstumes, Linens, Dresses and Fancy Dress Goods, English and Scotch Tweeds and Children's Dresses, Plumes and Doeskins, Hoods, Canadian Tweeds & Homespuns, French Flowers and Feathers, Black and Fancy Broadcloths, Hair Nets and Head Dresses, Fancy Shirts, Collars and Ties, Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Hosiery and Gloves, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND OAPS, FURS, Ready-Made Clothing and General Outfitting. Out-port Retailers of Dry Goods supplied on liberal terms. IN !TORE: PBOVISIONS OF ALL XINDS, AT LOWEST KARXET PRICES, ADVERTISEMENTS. 93 SBIRRAN, PIPPY & VO., IMPORTERS OF :eri"'tish an.cl :F-oreig:n. St~~l~ &F~n~J DRY G~OilS, DEPARTMENTS: MILLINERY, Fancy DRESSES, MANTLES, PRINTS, CLOTHS, HOSIERY, STRAWS, MERINOS, SHAWLS, CALICOS, TWE]j:DS, GLOVES, RIBBONS, LUSTRES, COSTUMES, LINENS, FLANJ._'iELS, TIES, HATS & CAPS, LEATHERWARE, PAPER HANGING. Outport Orders respectfully solicited .. 3.1.5 and 317 Water l,treet. IP, IA I~- I Clothing and Dry Goods ESTABLISHMENT, 222 WfiT.E(R ST Importers of BRITISH & AMERICAN MANUFACTURED GOODS GENERALLY. Orders for Clothing shall have their best attention in every particular, and be made at the lowest possible prices. St. John's, April 15th, 1877. 94 ADVERTISEMENTS. T. DBADY, MERCHANT, Joe Batt's Arm, N. F., CENTRAL SALOON, ST. JOHN'S. ADVERTISEMENTS, 90 le1 &, WCl STEWART, MERCHANTS, St. John's, Newfoundland. JOHN STEER> IMPORTER OF DRY GOODS, AND WHOLESALE AND fETAIL, 379,381, 383, Water Street W .. 96 ADYERTISEllFENTS. BARRISTERS~ AT- LAW, JOHN HOYLES BOONE, Notary Public. JAMES GERVE CONROY, B.A., Lond. W. H. MARE & SON, BR.C>~ER.S AND St. John's9 Newfoundland. WILLIAM HENRY MARE, Notary Public. ROBERT LANGRISHE MABE. ADVERTISEM1i:NTS. 97 S. H. PARSONS, Artistic Photogra:pher. PHOTOGRAPHS, in every style, size and finish. jottraits, in fil iolors, !nbht !nit f fra~on, From the smallest to Life size; and unsurpassed for beauty of finish and correctness · of likeness. Copying and Enlarging, in all its branches. All Styles of Frames on hand and made to order A GREAT VARIETY OF F H. .A.. lv.l: E B, And Cases in Gilt, Velvet, Morocco, Swiss, Carved, Ebony, Walnut, &c. PICTURE MOULDINGS, of every description. Chro:nios, C>il.. :Pain."ti:n.gs., And a lot of FANCY GOODS, too numerous to mention. 310, WATER STREET 310, Opposite :Messrs. P. & L. Tessier's Lower Premises. JOHN B. & GEORGE AYRE, Bakers and Confectioners, MANUFACTURERS OF Hard & Soft Bread, Cakes) Crackers rf Confectionery) Soda Biscuits, Jumbles, Sugar Crackers, Tea Biscuits, Lady Fingers, Lemon Crackers, Butter Crackers) Wine Biscuits, Coffee Crackers. Wedding and other Cakes made to order. JMPORTERS AND PEA.LERS IN CROCKERY WARE, 48 &few Gover St:e,,t 4t tea Water St1e1t, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. 98 ADVERTISEMENTS. AT THE SIGN OF THE ~.A.N9G-IN9G- BOOT. The Shop formerly occupied by G. BR0"'"7"NING- & !iiiiON, (One Block West of Messrs. J. & W. STBWART,) 369 Water Street, St. John's, N.F., M. ARCHIBALD Now keeps a large Stock of custom-made Boots and Shoes, OF EVERY STYLE, Hoping by strict attention to Business to merit a share of public patronage. P. HAGEBTY, c~,i.n~t M~t~r ~n~ UJh~I~rnr~r. 15 QUEEN ST., 15 QUEEN ST., Opposite, Opposite ST. PETER'S CIIURCII, ST I PETER'S CHURCH, St. John's, St. John's, Would respectfully invite attention to his large stock of elegant and plain Furniture, consisting of BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDS, FALLING LEAF TABLES, Burr,aux,, Cr,nlrr, Tabl@s,, C&illcmiirs,, 60U6BBS .l.llD 801".AS. He warrants ~ogive ~atisfaction, and guarantees to supply good Furniture as cheap as any m the city. ADVERTISEMENTS. 99i SHARPE, KELLY & CO., GENERAL IMPORTERS~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods Merchants, WATER STREET. 81. JOHN'S, N.F. GILLARD & SMITH, 1$tf~tt$, )gtttb ~ lu~tfo~~~U, No~ ZZ9 WATER STREET. JOHN T. GILLARD, Notary Public. ALFRED G. SMITH. TERRA NOVA FOUNDRY, St. John's, Newfoundland, FASTINGS OF ALL PESC}\!PTIONS. McTaggert & Gemmell, PROPRIETORS. 100 .A.DVERTJSi:HENTS. W. GRIEVE & CO., 111sacaAw1:a, St. John's, Newfoundland. GEORGE ELMSLY, caocsa, WfiTEYl STYlEET, NEWFOUNDLAND. La,"VV"re:a.ce "1V'l::l.ite, :rro:n.mo:n.gery, dco. JfiMES G LEJl}SO~ PROPRIETOR. A DNERTISEMENTS. 101 Charles Barnstead &Son, 208 WATER STREET, Importers and Dealers in every description vf Sole and Upper leather and findings. Outport Orders carefully selected. Jvo. /808 "Water ;...9treet., St. John)s., Next to McMuRno's DRUG STORE. RICHARD NEYLE, 234· WATER STREET, Sign of Kettle arLd Cod Jigger, St. John's, Newfoundland, DEALER IN COD, TROUT &SALi ON TACKLE FLIES, Adapted· to our waters, from the best London and Scotch makers. The largest and most varied assortment kept in the City. Tinned Bulton Hooks genged and ungenged, Hemp a!ld Cotton Lin~s and Twines,. Fishing Leads, Cod, and Patent Pin Jiggers, American and English Hardware, '' Sorley's " Hatchets and Cutlery, Loose Powder, Shot and Caps. Outport Orders Promptly Attended to. 102 ADVERTISEMENTS . .J"C>~~ A.. Fl.C>CE3:F9C>::Fl.T, NOTARY PUBLIC, .Estate and Prqperty .Agent~ Ships' Protests, Charterparties, Bottomry Bonds, Wills, Con tracts and Agreements of all kinds: prepared and executed with promptitude and satisfaction, in accordance with the most recent .and approved forms of Notarial Practice. Terms reasonable. 342 WATER STREET. 342 WATER STREET. ~. W\ ~p~y ~ ~Q., AUCTIONEERS AND a:£ NE RA L CO MM 18 810 N AGEN T8, St. John's, Newfoundland. VICTOR.IA -VVOR.~B, WATER STREET WEST, ST. JOHN'S, N.F. IRON &.BRASS FOUNDERS, ·itit51ili i lttili lltlii. - Engine~ and Boilers made to Order, and general repairs effected on all kinds uf ...vI achinery. JAMES ANGEL, Manager. ~tj\YR1CK & WINSOR, ~arriu~t l(altr, uu~ lfu~trfahrs, 87 MILITARY ROAD, Opposite Victoria filink, ~e-wfoundland. ADVERTISEMENTS. 103 DR. BURNETTE, SURQEON DENTIST 'i Water Street) St. John)s) N.F. ~Teeth extracted and plugged according to the most approved practice of Dental Surgery. LYO P OTOGRAPHIO .AND IFlERROTYPE GALLE 1RY. At the above Gallery may be had nearly every description of Photo .graphs, and at bottom prices. A large assortment of Picture Frames of various designs always on hand. Parties patronizing this Gallery will find they can get as good a Picture and at less price than any other place in :the city. :EJ. ~- Z...'Y"C>N'", Proprietor. 206 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND . .M'arble and Freestone Works. MANUFACTUll.lilR OF DUCKWORTH STREET, Opposite the Tota.I Abstinenoe Ha.II, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. ·T. P. ~:J:T~~CO:l\/.[BE. MASTER COOPER, General Commission Merchants, IMPORTERS of LUMBER, DEALS, TIMBER, &c • .A..:r.:np1e VV'h.arfage de S'te>rage, ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. P. F. C~i\RBER Y, @~~@)J?~l ~@RRilli@a A1@;mt~ ~rtJij~, and ,~fitJn~~,, Becks Cove.. VV'a'ter S'tree"t, St. John's, ]'Jewfoundland. VV'ElST ElN":J:> ::SC>C>~ STC>::El.El, 365 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. P. W. COLEMAN, DEALER IN fuiobicals, fetuspapirs, fusit, i~ads, fauticai iorlts, FISHING GEAR, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FANCY GOODS. Books, Music, or any description of Fancy Goods, supplied to order with dispatch, and at the lowest Cash Prices. Pictures framed in all the different kinds of Mouldings, with neatness and dispatch. F. J. DO-Y-LE, TEACHER OF Preparer of Masters and Mates for the Local Marine Board Examinations. .A.cadem.,,y, 144 ~ovVer Street) St. John)s, NEWFOUNDLAND. ADVERTISEMENTS. 105 J. A. BCC>TT, W°t&t Eui 1rattht @tot~ ~M 1tWttltrt Stort, 427 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, Importer and Dealer in f ata,aJ, CtHlS, f,,euary. tu\lary. liUHlJ an& 01,ar iucy fGGdJ. All Repairs promptly executed. :B"CJSX~ElSS N'"C>TJ:CE. J.. D. VVITHYCOMBE, 441 UPPER W.11.TER STREET, ST. JOHN'S, West of Messrs. P. & L. TilSSIER'S Upper Premises. The Subscriber respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of St. John's and tbe Out ports that he has on hand, and is prepared to receive Orders for the manufacture of Doors and Sashes, Bay and Dormer Windows, Venetian and other Shutters, Mantels, Blinds, Architraves, Mouldings, &c. C burch and other Windows in frames-complete. To those who will encourage Home Manu facture, O_rders are now solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. I WEST CORNER DUCKWORTH ST., EAST, ST. JOHN'S, N.F. JOHN SKINNER, Manufacturer of Monuments, Tombs, Gravestones, Counter and Table Tops, &c., &c. All orders in the above line executed with neatness and despatch from the latest English and American designs.· THOS. McCRA TH, ~arriagt au~ $!tigh auuf utfory, AND U1'TDER.TA~ER., , ' 115 DUCKWORTH STREET, ST. JOHN!S, N.F