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avg: Pl.',lleethn"r tttttr/s?),!?,!!!. , , .. Itrtf, a: r in w 'g'htt l . . you that t e um rug n ustryo ' 4 'gly2, a; It,fg?"ai,, "d Oath?! l, Province is in a. mttrtighintr condition. I i t ton: in- G P Marks 'Port Arthur; The legislation of 1898 requiring all . l l a! 'o hf Honing Mr 'a B. Willison, pine logs out under license to be manu- i , r. G. ici, iGiG','ii'Cuiivi;i. Shaw. Ifactured in Canada took effect ttrat in l 'un . a ' Ithe season ot 1898-99. The practical 2 Sir Oliver Arrives. 'operation of 'te, 1efl',',1tft'n th'a"itt . -- en benetteiat an tmely. e e l At 8.15 the long wraith wg'o?'?h'e 11',Ultlt) of pine timber out last sea- " by the sound of t e anh . 'kort showed little, if any, diminution. Royal Grenadiers at the trout em en 'as compared with previous years, the trance playing the national anthem: , "!i'iiiGiiiiiiiiir' business of the Province, guard of honor under l aptain Cra tr I on the other hand. has received a pow- and Lieutenants Carlan and McGill of erful stimulus. Many existing mills the Royal Grenadiors formed up, and ii ve been enlarged idle ones have re- his Honor Sir OliVer Mowat entered a d work and 'a number of new -the building. resplendent in his Wind- ','IG'f have been built and equipped sor uniform. He made his way throughI in so t the demand for sawn lumber timber-ugh tor/h-' 01h "beg" w'ei'ft','..'llllq,'/,iy, I'd"fif, a result substantial benefits P. oown omCPrtr.--iom- ' gugp Law. ('?avl,'l." Mutton, "up"! "rave been reaped from the action or acting A.l).C.'s; 1ctetdeji/t:.tJje,jjji) the Legislature. Peters, DOC-1 Lieutenant-Colonel Development and Preservation. 's),1t'vTttitf?9itic'sthtrniyet,-fette In pursuance of the policy of encour- 00,032., Clarence Deniso'n c, G B G.: aging the development of industries for LiGrGsanTriiGa riiiiirC"eoiii hoyal which the f'/g'///'gt1'gie/,', (at the 2it; Grenadiers: Lieutenant-Colonel Grave- y.lnf,t "mil Slap" 'er, a 32"; that: Ogle: l. ley, Superintendent of Stores; Captain isoéeguéllft /,'f'u'f,'i'l/'ht'g,' ff/li/l' f,'; ( fs11petphdifier1ai2?hi'h1ii,ii,.' A. H. manufactured in Canada. .A measure i Sir Oliver's entrance was the signal f'iTfg,'Yor,T, :33: order in Council will be militate w'a'l'.,1(g'/g',etepf/g'i,myntie,'.'t?d,/ The desirability ot preserving the ascended the mm}... and Shared him: forests in districts not adapted for ag- _ ' _ . ; ' riculture so as to constitute a perma- i self on the Speaker 5 chair. ( ommander nent source of timber supply has been [ gill/Ar "tits-I 'l/lor,)";""')',,,",','," ii}? "3:30:11? fully recognized in connection with the _ Iwhich the g'/i7,'. read retaining his administration of the Crown domain; Gi/ii' Tho speech was as follows:--- iccordingly districts capable of being . _ 7 . . reforested are being set apart " forest Speech From the Throne. reserves. Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Leg- Th h "hummiijouc'f' th i f tr t "sh "'--, e ea con on o e mnn I islative Assembly: industry is shown by the growth of I take great pleasure in again meet- revenue from sales and rents of mining lng you at, f.PIrres1entatives of the Prov.. lands. the increase of investments in trace in Parliament assembled. mining enterprises and a larger output Since the last meeting of the Legis- from mines and mining works. It is iature Great Britain has been under the object and policy of my Govern- the necessity of resisting by force of ment to utilize all the natural resources l arms the encroachment of the South of our country so as to afford the larg- African Renublic "Don her territorial est scope for the profitable employment rights and the liberties of British sub- of capltal and labor, and thus furnish 'jects in the Transvaal. The issues in- the markets of the world with finished I {0128;}. atffetcging as! they didl P, in- articles instead of raw materials. I egri y o e emp re, appeae very 'strongly to the loyalty of the Can- Agricultural Prospect. radian people. As the representatives I am pleased to be able to state that i°f the Province, I Contrratulate you the agricultural condition ot the Pro- ion the enthusiasm manifested through- vince is much more favorable than it Mint the whole Province in the enroi- has been for many years. The great ment of her sons for imperial service; improvement in the quality ot all dairy at the seat ot war. No more striking produce has increased the popularity ot proof could have been given of the' our butter and cheese in the British loyalty and devotion of Canadians till market. and has consequently stimu- their Sovereign and to the empire to lated this branch of industry. Our fruit which we belong. and I am confident interests are also increasing in import- that any proposal ot my Government ance and value, as the exports of our _ tor contributing towards the sunnort orchards for the last year make mani.. of the wives and families of our sol- test. The attendance at the Atrrieul.. l diers now serving at the front wilt rc- tural College has reached the highest ceive favorable and generous consid- limit yet attained since the establish- .eration. ment of the college: it will be neces- ( sary to provide additional accommoda- _ tioh if the attendance continues to in- _ crease as it has during the last few I years. l It is to be noted with regret that the increasing numbers of insane tax the g accommodation ot our asylum: beyond ', their capacity. Notwithstanding the liberal provision. already made and the [ large expenditure incurred in carrying on these services. it becomes 11tyttttial _L - I