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M Toronto will have thirteen seats in the Legislature after next election, in-- stead of its present representation of fifteen. 'The two ridings to pass out are Brockton, represented by Fred G. t oine io mc mmennted Y s re pos-- sible that the boundaries as hereafter |listed will be slightly changed today, | and there is some taik that the riding distribution comment: had it that Dovercourt rldfl would be eliminated. It is represen by Sam Wright. It was also said that Woodbine would go, as its member, George Shields, has announced his retirement. A local political battle looms, now that Brock-- ton has fallen, instead of Dovercourt, and Ward Six Conservatives see dif-- ficulty ahead in placating the wishes of Mr. McBrien and Mr. Wright. George Smith, the Greenwood rep-- resentative, may take over the Wood-- bine riding vacated by Mr. Shields, but there, again, local Conservatives are not unanimous as to who should represent them in the riding. The Toronto ridings as set by the redistribution follow: BEACHES--To consist of that part Thirteen Ridings Instead of Fifteen Set for Toronto Ken-- thence west on centre line of King Street to Crawford Street; thence on the north by the city limits. The west boundaries are as follows: From an imaginary line from Lake Ontario to centre line of Strachan Avenue; ; thence north on centre line of . gnehaa Avenue to King Street, thence north on centre line of Spa-- dina Road to city limits. It is bound-- ed on the south by Lake Ontario and said city; on the south by the waters of Lake Ontario; on the east by the easterly limit of the said city, and on the west by the centre line of Wood-- bine Avenue. BELLWOODS--To consist of that th:fe:': by wun fded on an e from Lake Ontario north to centre line of Tecumseh Street; thence north on centre line of Tecumseh Street to Pal-- merston Avenue; thence along centre line of Palmerston Avenue to Bloor Street, thence east on centre line of Bloor Street to Bathurst Street; thence north on centre line of Bath-- urst Street to Canadian Pacific Rail-- way tracks; thence east on Canadian of the City of 'Toronto bounded on the north by the north limit of the APV';I oo : PARKDALE--To consist of that part of the City of Toronto bounded on the south by the waters of Lake Ontario; on the north by the centre line of Bloor Street from the inter-- section of Clendenan Avenue easterly to the boundary between Ward 6 and Ward 7; thence northerly along the centre line of the division between | of Christie Street to city limits. DOVERCOURT--To consist of that part of the City of Toronto bounded on the north by the city limits; on the south by the waters of Lake On-- tarioandontheea.stbyanlmagimry line running from the waters of |Lake Ontario to the intersection of | Atiantic Avenue; thence along the centre line of Atlantic Avenue to Dov-- ercourt Road; thence along the centre line of Dovercourt Road to Daven-- port Road; thence easterly on centre line of Davenport Road to OakwooG Avenue; thence along centre line of Oakwood Avenue to northern city limits. It is bounded on the west by an imaginary line drawn from the waters of Lake Ontario to the inter-- section of Spencer Avenue; thence along the centre line of Spencer Ave-- nue to King Street; thence easterly along the centre line of King Street to _Elm Grove Avenue; thence north along t he centre line of Elm Grove Avenue to Queen Street; thence west on centre line of Queen Street to Brock Avenue; thence north on centre line of Brock Avenue to Wallace Avenue; thence west on cen-- railway to its intersection with the centre line of the Canadian Pacific Railway; thence easterly along last-- mentioned limit to the place of be-- known as Ward 7, together with that portion of Ward 6 of said city de-- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the centre line of Lansdowne Avenue with the Cana-- dian Pacific Railway; thence north-- erly along said centre line of Lans-- downe Avenue to the northerly limit of St. Clair Avenue; thence westerly along last--mentioned limit to the westerly limit of Prospect Cemetery; thence northerly along last--mentioned limit to the northerly limit of said city; thence westerly along last--men-- tioned limit to its intersection with the centre line of the Canadian Northern _ Railway, formerly --the Northern Division of the Grand Trunk Railway System; thence southerly along the centre line of the said tre line of Wallace Avenue to Lans-- downe Avenue: thence north along centre line of Lansdowne Avenue to St. Clair; thence west elong centre line of St. Clair to western limits of Prospect Cemetery; thence north to city limits, not including McRoberts Avenue. EGLINTON--To consist of that part of the City of Toronto now known as Ward 9. HIGH PARK--To consist of that part of the City of Toronto now BRACONDALE--To consist of that part of the City of Toronto bounded on the north by the city limits; on the south by the waters of Lake Ontario, and on the east by an imaginary line drawn from the waters of Lake On-- tario to the intersection of Strachan Avenue; thence along the centre line of Strachan Avenue to King Street, thence west along the centre 'line of _ King Street to Crawford Street; thence along centre line of Crawford Street to _ Bloor Street; thence easterly along centre line of Bloor Street to the intersec-- tion of Christie Street; thence north along centre line of Christie Street to the north city limits. It is bounded Street to Bloor Street; thence east on ceg!:g'g_ llge of Bloor Street to Christie on the west by an iAmaginary line from Lake Ontario to Atlantic Ave-- nue; thence north along centre line of Atlantic Avenue to King Street; thence north from King Street to Dovercourt Road; thence north along centre line of Dovercourt Road to Davenport Road; thence east on centre line of Davenport Road to Oakwood Avenue; thence north on ?'enlt're line of Oakwood Avenue to city north on centre line 'StF Of -- Crawford