Daily Colonist (1893-10-29) . IT IS THE BEST FAIVIILYFLOUR IVIADE. iDOisrT aiaT o^Esia se»ilt 3vriXiK:,= BUT PURCHASE FROM THE NEAREST OROOER A CAN OF THE WEtL-KNOWN HeindeerBrand. PEHSONAL. Mrs. Chaffey, of Seattle, is in the Fit/gibbon Black, Montreal, is at theDriard. H. H. Bellamy, Quebec, registered at theDriard yesterday. A. F. Cotton was a passenger from theSound last evening. Mrs. G. M. Leishman will spend the win-ter with relatives in Untario. Mra. D. Hobson, of Westminster, was ap^satnger by the Premier laat night. Mrs. P. A. Phillips ia expected homefrom New York by the King
Daily Colonist (1893-10-29) . IT IS THE BEST FAIVIILYFLOUR IVIADE. iDOisrT aiaT o^Esia se»ilt 3vriXiK:,= BUT PURCHASE FROM THE NEAREST OROOER A CAN OF THE WEtL-KNOWN HeindeerBrand. PEHSONAL. Mrs. Chaffey, of Seattle, is in the Fit/gibbon Black, Montreal, is at theDriard. H. H. Bellamy, Quebec, registered at theDriard yesterday. A. F. Cotton was a passenger from theSound last evening. Mrs. G. M. Leishman will spend the win-ter with relatives in Untario. Mra. D. Hobson, of Westminster, was ap^satnger by the Premier laat night. Mrs. P. A. Phillips ia expected homefrom New York by the Kingston to-day. Campbell ijvvecuey, of the Bank of Mon-treal, Vancouver, came over from that citylaat night. Misa Wilmot, of Fredcriotun, N. B., isvisiting her brother, Mr. E. A. Wilmot,city engineer. F. M. Rattonbury, architect of tho newGovernment buildings, returned from theMainland yesterday evening. F, C. Gamble, C. E., resident engineer oftlio Puuiiu Workb ueparLiiieut, returnedhome by laat nighta Premier. M. Sirouaa, of Victoria, and S. Oppen-heimer, of Vancouver, arrived down Iromthe Mainlanil yesterday evening. Ranaom Iratt, Toronto, and Robert , London, were a
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