Daily Colonist (1886-07-27) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1886-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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ItOM TllK Noitrii -The little sleaiiier Akakiin, Cc.pt. Meyer, which haa lieen ruiiiiiug on the .Stickeun river diuiiii; the Biimmor months, arrived yesterday, seven days from Fori Wrannel. The liiveinoss cannery had turned out il,UO() cases of salmon, and the Metlakahtla cannery had made .i fall pack of 8,000 cuaoB. With regard to thu electifui contest, llroujh llie reanll of tho couiil had not beiMi made known, it tvas geneially conceded that Dcrnpater .vaa ahead for that division of l^aaaiar polling diatiict. No particular mining news arrived.

I'lANo lii'i i'i Ai.. - iMiHS Laura .\danis asdi.sled l)y iM r. T. S. (ioru will give a pianii recital on Wudiliifid.iy uvciiini/, at H o'clock, July '^8th, nt thu lloforined F]ptsaopal school room, beginning at K [t. in. Admission 50 cents. Tickets to be hud at 0, A. Ijombard'a. -U»

PlUKUUlNO & Co. have the nioat com plote Agenoy eBtablishment in the pro

vinco. If you want help, or wish to buy, aol! or arrunoo a parlnership, call at their oIlici'H, |i'orl iitruol, hutwooii Itroad and Uoiiolaa ntreetii. *;hii

711 lii.Ai K Cashmkkk .Ii:iisi:vs jual to lianil at tho Landadowno House, Vatea .Street.

John PAuriiiDnn, * Proprietor.

Cau. and have u tulk with Kk.siiKit, thu Aruiumo'C, b«forA]you onlur your ijlans.*

Arrivul oi"i3i« First Clipin'r Vfn Sliip Willi u CurKw Cur Triiii>>-sliipiuciit l>y llie Caiin-diuii PncilicRailway.

Yoaterday evening thu American clipper builtbar(|Uo\V.l!.Flint,Cupt. II. Poaraona, arrived with a cargo of tea, 35 days from Yokohama. She brings 17,430 half cheats lea which the bills of lading call for delivery to the Canadian Pacific railway at Port IMoody; but it ia huliovod that from there it will bo conveyed uorosa their line for distribution at various points—Port Huron and Toronto among the number. The voyage from Yokohama to Capo Flattery was made io 35 days and was n singularly uneventful one. The wind was fair but very light—five days entirely calm and tho captain only had tho royals oil' tho vesaol oncu during the trip and then only for a few hours. The vessel had no water on deck during the voyagu except what waa thrown on by buckets. Tho wind for fourteen days was B. S. E., S. K , and S., and when the easterly and Boulh-easterly winda let go tho vesaol waa in 50 degrees :S0 north latitude.

THK W. U. FLINT

is a woodflM bark of 7U8 tons, 200 feet over all, and 178 feet on the keel,':I5 feet t inches beam, and 17 feet 11.inches depth of lioKl. She was built nt Bath, Maine, iu l.SHo by .lohn Macdonald, aud is owned by lienj. i-'lint, of New York citv. Sho was to : leavi! at -I o'clock this iiiorning for I'orl I Jloody in tow of the steanicr Alexander.

RHIP FLOn.l p. STAPl'illtl),

of Windsor, Nova Scotia, Cai)t. Smith, will , lie the next vessel due here with a cargo of ! Ira lor tiansliipiueiit by the I'anadiiiii i I'aciHe, and was to have left Vokobama on llie mill -luly. liei- tonnage is LIDO and [ sha W'ill can-y about 'liiW tons. \ 'I'lie cHigo oi the W.

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