Daily Colonist (1886-08-03) by Unknown

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

JUST REQEU'BD.

BEST & CHEAPEST 600DS

•HK IN VICTORIA,

mm

TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. Dsn, 1880.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

ENTERED, AUjf. J--Str Owl. B Starr, Pt ToWmmmI

Str Barluirti BoscowiU, Aturt Ituy OI,KARKI».

Auu.'

Str Geo. K. Starr, I'tTowusend Str Barbara Bosoowlta, Alert Buy

PASSENGERS.

for etr GEO. E. STARK, from Puirut Sound— N K itouue, (J Davis, .1 Wrupletv, wf ami family, J L»JJ, MUs Udd, D Ludd, N Collins, It Williams, C U Itayncs, Mra Rollln, C Butler, Clark, .Miss Clark, MUa Smalltuan, Mint* >S'1Ikiriuon, Mins Wolfe, C J Kox wf and eon, C J l.oddor, T 11 Kendnll, Mins Actler, K Smith wi>l i Uhineio.

Peretr BARBARA BOSCOWITZ from tlie North--AlertBay— S A Spencer, Jones, K Hunt, K Lan^ley, J Burnley, V Wi^x, Metlakuhtlii—F L Stuphenson, W 11 Wilkinson. Smith (SkliU'Kate OH Co.).

SIR GEORGE STEPHEN AND PARTY AT VANCOUVER.

They Will Arrive at Viitoilii today.

I»cit<l Hotly r«ni lid in dual llniKor.

The N«w Sienui Fire Aril v »>s.

Engine

CONSECNEES

Her atr. GEO. E. STARR, from 1'iiuet Sound -11 Saunders, A Mayer & Co, Jno Barker.

BIRTHS.

I lie l.t Inst., tlie wife of Mr

INM'NOIIltl.

Mr. T. II. Smith (H. B. Co.), ia on the way back from London.

Mr. L. L. Dunne, of Hank Hritislt Columbia, New Westminster, returned from Portland on Saturday.

Messrs. J. A. Crows and A. McPher son arrived from the mainland Sunday night.

Mrs. Thomas Harris will leave in a few days for a lengthy viait to Kngland.

Mr. and Mra. Thoa. Shotbolt will leave shortly on a trip to England. Mr. Shot-bolt has been abaent from Kngland aince 1802.

A private despatch statea that the injuries to Sir William, Lady and Dr. Dawson in tho railway accident in England were trilling.

Sir George and Lidy Stephen, Mr. W, C. Van Hnmo, vice-president and general manager of tho C. P. K , with the Earl of Durham, from Kngland, Messrs. Sterling and Pearsall, of New York, and others, will arrive hero this afternoon from Montreal.

Sir Charles Tupper will sail for Canada on the 19th of August on important pub lie business.

At the Occidental: W. R. Lord, Skeena river; Robert Hunt, Fort Rupert; Edw. Langley, Alert Ray, Mr, Nichols, Port Moody.

Rev. Mr. Brenton, formerly of New Westminster, ia in the oily, and will open his new school on tho 10th inst.

Mr. J. C. Hughes, of New Westminster, came dawn from the mainland on Sunday night, and loaves by the steamer Buscowitz on Thursday for Metlakahtla to utsumo his new duties as Indian agent.

Mr. E S Woods, who was appointed to the Rock B,iy school, has resigned hia position to assume the principalship of the blamloops school, and leavuj the city this morning for his new field of labor.

M. Eugene Cidteau, of Quebec, is« gueat of the Driard.

Miaa Adler arrived homo yesterday by the steamor George K Starr,

Mr. and Mra. Bruce-Rice, of Now York, are ttuosts of tho Driard.

Mr. A. 11, ii lis, of Montreal, is at the Driard.

Mr. B. Springer, manager of tho Moodyville sawmill, ia a guest of the Driard.

Mr. Charles Wilst ii has returned to the city from New Westminster.

Mr. J. Rooney, C. 1*. K., is registered at the Driard.

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