Daily Colonist (1895-03-19) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1895-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

On Aid. Humphrey's suggestion It was decided to lay the matter over nntil the ea-tlmatea aro introduced.

On Aid. McLeilan'a explanation that when Jamea Bay bridge was rebuilt it would oause a ohango of grade of eight feet on that part of Government street, it was decided not to pave further on Government street than Broughton; and to pave Fort aa far aa Douglaa atreet instead.

W. J. Ledingham aent in a oommanioa-tlon against the propoaed fire protection bylaw, wbloh waa filed and tbo oonnoil than adjcnmed.

CH0OSIN& THE WPtNBBS.

TUa li the Night When the Liberal Conterv-atlrea Heet to Select Their Cudldatea.

Only onoe in five yean do the Liberal Conservative eleotora of Viotoria have a ohanoa to name their repreaentativea in the House of Commons of Canada, and aa that happy occasion ia to oeonr to-night ib is safe to' aay that only an engagement of more than ordinary importance will keep those who take an intereat in the matter away from the convention. For this meeting the aplecdid new hall of tho A 0. U. W. has been secured, so that) tho evening may bo passed in tho greatest comfort by tbe large gal hcring expcoted to asaemble there.

Tho advertiaomonts of tho two Liberal-Conservative asaooiatlona give full particulars aa to tho requisites for admission to the convention, so that it is not nocoesary to state thom here. Tho chair ia to bo taken at 8 o'clock by Mr. E. Crow Baker, and tho speech making leading up to the caatlog of tfio ballots—ahould ballots bo called for will bo immediately procooded with. Thio ia an occasion when aspirants for parlla mentary honors may reasonably bo expected to appear at their best, and some interesting addreaaea may therefore be looked for.

TnE ateamer Walla Walla arrived from San Franciaoo at 11 o'clock laat night with a big paasenger iiit and a good freight for Viotoria,

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March 20 and 21, and Following Days,

At Manchester House, 88 Yates Srteet

Misa Wadaworth, having just returned from tho East, will bo pleased to show her friends and patrons some of the very latest creations in Millinery, French, English and American pattern Hats and Bonnets, Trimmiugs, etc.

Jackets, Mantles, Capes and Blouses Have Arrived.

These goods are the very latest styles and were personally selected by Mr. Haughton in the Eastern markets.

A Beautiful Bange of Shirt Waists.

The new point roll collar and the night turn down collar are the noticeable things in Blouses.

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MANCHESTER HOUSE.

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