, 1912-02-03

are indebted to the ships band fOE some
good music on the Wharf or Wednesday
afternoon.
At st. Johns Church yesterday morning,
Ia the presence Of a large congregation, the
Rev. John q. Leyo, deacon and acting cur
ate at st. Johns, was ordained a priest OF
the Anglican Church by the Rt. Rsv. The
Lord Bishop of Antigua.
We have been requested to- mention that
on Sunday evening Feb. 4 tomorrow }, the
Cantata "Cloud and Sunshine will be rem
ctered in the Moravian Church, CAristipnsted,
by the Choir. Admission is by ticket, which
can be obtained from members of the Choir.
Passengers per s. s. st. Croix-From Den
mark Mr. Il Mrs. Pontoppidan, Rev. Bale
and Mrs, Jean Petersen. From st. Thomas:
Mr.. Agggerholm and Lieut.. Dyhr.
AZ lines of rain was measured in Christi an
sted yesterday morning.
Our attention has heen called, and In turn
we beg to- call the attention Of the Police,
teachers, parents and guardians and all in
terested III children, to Tire risks the chill
dren incur by running behind @no hold
ing on to the mot 0rcars. Just now these
vehicles are novelties; and the curiosity which
prompts the children to- get near them
whl by anc by wear off, but it would
be a sad pity II % serious accident hap
pened in the meantime. It would be we'll
therefore if the children we've warned
of the danger, and ordered not to run
near the cars on to hold on to them, and
perhaps be disciplined with u little punish.
ment where the order was not obeyed.
Since we stated in Wednesdays AviS. that
the list of hucksters' wares, with the addit on
of eight items proposed by Mr.. F.Goulter,
had been accepted by the Colonial Council,
enquiries have been made as TO what the list
contains. We therefore print it i'll it's entire
ty, ns follows:
"Pickled, Smoked, and Sailed Fish and
Meat, Biscuits, Blue, Butter Candles,
Cheese, Glonts, Meal, Flour, Rice, Sage,
Saloup, Potatoes, Starch, Peas, Beans, Sugar,
Salt, Blnck-pepper, Lard, Cotton1Seed o.,
Margarine, Ooions, Garlic, Leaf-tobaccU, Gil
CARS (mude IN THIS Is5and), Chewing To-
bacco, Matches Petroleum, Soap, Peanuts,
C~lay-pipes, Brown Beer an 6ottlesG Spices,
Coffee, Cocoa, Sardines, Salmon, Oysters,
and Condensed Milk in ti@s.
NIB. Except the last four items MI the
aDOVelneElOneu SOOdS are OHty. TO De SOH0
at ret01, and not in umbr0ken pacbugeS, nor
preserved IN tin on Yi"Ss.
How many people i'll Santa Cruz have seen
a bew-fsh 2 Probably a few hundreds only.
Their number was increased Thursday morn
ing, when q fish of the kind was caught off
the reef at Glristiansted By three fishermen,
hauled into their boat and brought ashore.
On the C~usIomhouse scales it was found to-
wergh $50 f Danish or over 800 H.. English.
After being weighed 1t was removed to the
Fish Wharf, where our editor saw it. The
length was E feet 5 inches, the measurement
round thu thickest part of the body S feet.
Tt was no beauty, the colour being n dull
dark grey, and the curious mouth being
particularly ugly, bat perhaps only so because
we do not know its habits, if we did, this
judgment would no doubt he changed. The
tail and fms are large, the back fin in it's
lower half being divided into many parts,
ench ending in q h@rf blunt spine. The
scales are obong ill form and large, two
which we tested measuring each II inches in