^RANSP0RTATI0N of fresh meat, j jj1 c°OWAN-by Mr. Taylor-asked :
v,^6 govetr,i^y °f the steamships subsidized b succpT^V paving cold storage chamber! ,°5s tjj slul in transporting fresh mea ert' so (A*antic during the past season ? d-it ' the nii at-were Ble names of the steam tes of „o-iant*iy carried ; and the ports an It sailinp- 1
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«fipeultUr^DN2.Y .FISHER (Minister
. '^uiento ; We have no record of an 'ay steam Jii meat during the last season uPs sailing from Montreal.
Rr tRLOTt^°wn railway station.
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T h0^EPIJRGEY asked :
Vfavtlle bru^p!.1^, hton and teams were employ Vision ~ni°nv. ^°r fllling in hole near ra htttrv day „fl c"arlottetown, P.E.I., betwe
2. Whaclusive ?brUary and 16th day of Fe
, 3. ' 1 Qlt,
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3 Aan(i \vhn? f e Wases paid for
*lt<,?ut of what£°r teams P°r diem ?
°tt fi,. and ®1,,, appropriation was this mon
4 nil ttork i „ 7, exPenditure has taken pis
MJ^en * '° date ?
Phrpose work commenced, and i
t{. .Iott. u the work intended ?
V'^'Ws and' nBMMERSON (Minister °-n 'the8
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'he busv. a , 5C teams were employ het^itway g. for filling in hole in Ifith i*'11 (the n?P nt Charlottetown, P.E llay of plth rtaJ' of February a obrunry, inclusive.
2. The men were paid $1 a day cutting brush, and the teams including drivers were paid 50 cents a load.
3. The money was taken out of the appropriation. ' To increased accommodation at Charlottetown,' and an expenditure of $1,363 bas taken place on this wo^k to date.
4. The work was commenced on the 11th of February and was for the purpose of making a fill on the propefty recently purchased on which it is proposed to extend sidings for increased accommodation required at Charlottetown.
