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Page 4 Pee HAILEYBURIAN a a aa ? THE HAILEYBURIAN AND COBALT WEEKLY POST Issued every Thursday from The Haileyburian Office, Broadway St., Haileybury SUBSCRIPTION RATES .00 per year in advance. .50 per year in advance Temeratare in April is Slightly Above Last Year Month Was Than Average With Rainfall Lighter and Sunshine 124 Hours Cooler An average temperature above that of the same month last year, but still slightly below the average for the past 30 years, is one of the features of the vummary of weather conditions during April, 1933, as compiled by Jas. Rea- vell at the meteorological station in Haileybury. The mean temperature for the month was 36.6 degrees, com- pared to 33.0 in 1932 and 38.0 as_ the mean for the 30 years during which records have been kept. There was registered a maximum temperature of 62 degrees and a minimum of 17 de- grees, while the figures for the month last year were 73 and two respectively. The rainfall for the month was 1.99 inches, which is higher than last year, when a total of 1.11 inches was regis- tered and is up on the average which stands at 1.38. Snowfall is registered as .57 inches, 89 in April 1932, and an average:of .60 for the 30 years. The sun shone brightly for 124 hours during the month. compared with The average wind velocity for the month was 7.68 miles per hour. This is slightly below the record for the month last year, when the average was The total mileage recorded was 5,296, compared with last year's total of 5,699. The maximum velocity foi 7.9 miles. the month was 22 miles per hour, from the southwest on the 13th, while the longest continuous wind blew from the southeast on the 6th, a total of 18 The pre- vailing wind, however, was the northwest, with a total of 1,215 miles in 140 There just nine calm hours during the month. hours and a mileage of 135. from hours recorded. were HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ISSUE FIRST NUMBER OF ANNUAL MAGAZINE the annual publication of the Cobalt high school, "Hilltop," described as and published by the students of that institution, made its bow this week, and the first issue is a credit to Victor George, the ditor-in-chief, and his staff. In a foreword the editorial staff express the hope that the publication will be repeated in coming years, as "one of the regular activities of the Cobalt high school." The volume contains a message from Principal F. A. dictory, given by Miss D. Anderson, the vale- Eileen Mitchell of last year's graduating class, and the winning effort of Allan Orr, who car- ried off district oratory honors with his address on the "Progress of India under British Rule," The year's events at the school in orts and studies are eovered carefully, and reference is made to the winning of the Gordon tro- phy the contest. in interscholastic debating American Consulate at North Bay Closes June 30 a wer. ° The American Consulate at North Bay, which has~been car- ried on for many will closed on June 30, according toa notice sent out last week by the years, be Consul, H.C. von Struye: The business will be transferred to the Consulate General at Toron- to and all persons in this part of Northern Ontario desiring to go to the United States or having other business in connection with that country will have to commu- nicate with the Toronto office. Changed conditions are given as the reason for the closing of the North Bay Consulate and it is expected that the officers there will be assigned to other posts in the service, not as yet selected. Over a Hundred Visit City On Week-End Excursion More than a hundred residents of the T. & N.O. district took ad- vantage of the cheap excursion advertised to visit Toronto last week-end. The trip was made by way of Sudbury and the C.P. R., and outgoing was made on Thursday afternoon's train from this section. The return was by way of the regular ~train on Monday afternoon. It is stated there were 114 passengers who bought tickets, none of them from south of Cobalt. -- - - MONTE CARLO TO BE CLOSED pairs and will not open again for busi of at least a small measure of return no dividend was declared. Above is a A report comes from Monte Carlo that the Casino, one of the most famous gambling establishments in the world, will close shortly for extensive re- Casino has paid dividends ranging from 100 to 200 per cent, but this year ness till the management can be sure of prosperity. In previous years the pictureof the entrance to the Casino & ENGLAND'S NEW ASTRONOMER ROYAL a Dr. H from Cape Town, to take up new dut Spencer Jones arriving in Lo David, Astronomer Royal of England ndon with his wife and son ies as Three Towns to "Give Receptions to Gov.-General Tentative Plans Made Friday Include Unveiling of the Drummond Memorial Plans for entertaining the Governor-General of Canada and other members of the vice-regal party when they visit New Lis- keard, Haileybury and Cobalt and district on the afternoon of June 6th next were discussed at a meeting held in Cobalt last Fri- |day morning, and at which Geo. W .Lee, chairman and Cols. L. T. Martin and J. I. McLaren, mem- bers, of the T. & N.O. Commis- sion were present. Tentative arrangements made then included receptions to be tendered His Excellency in each town, and New Liskeard, through Mayor C. A. Byam, and Hailey- bury, through Mayor G. T. Ham- ilton, offered to give part of the time allotted to their respective towns to Cobalt in order that the Earl and Countess of Bessbor- ough and-their party may be able to participate in the ceremonies at the unveiling of the memorial plaque to the late Dr. W. H. Drummond. a This event will take place at the Drummond mine during the afternoon, and it is expected the Governor-General will deliver a brief address then. Changed plans have left only three hours available for the three towns, it is stated, and the party will not ;reach Cobalt before 1.50 p.m., at ithe earliest, while departure has 'to be made from Ne i by five o'clock w Liskeard Present at the meeting on Fri- day morning were Mayor Byam 'and Councillor R. S. Taylor, New Liskeard, with M. B. Auger, president of the Board of Trade there; Mayor Hamilton and O. J. Thorpe, Haileybury; Mayor Wainwright and Dr. Armstrong, Cobalt, with Rev. E. Gilmour Smith, representing the Cobalt Club, sponsoring Drummond memorial celebration, ase which includes a banquet at night. Kiwanis EMPIRE THEATRE NEW LISKEARD Thur., Fri., Sat., May 4, 5, 6 "THE LAST MAN" With Charlie Bickford and Con- stance Cummings. Mon., Tues., Wed. May 8, 9, 10 6 ° "? Trouble In Paradise With Kay Francis, Miriam Hop- kins, Herbert Marshall and Charlie Ruggles Coming Attractions--"Come On Danger," "Pack Up Your Trou- bles." the | Family in Covered Wagon Miner northward way. 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