| Summary: | Manuels Flats, Conception Bay [illustration] -- An economic and statistical approach to some fishery problems of yesterday and today [part 3] / Robert Saunders -- Newfoundland codfish [illustration] -- Seining caplin at Torbay [illustration] -- Fishing schooners drying sails in St. John’s Harbour [illustration] -- The first settlements / L. E. F. English -- East end of St. John’s, showing Newfoundland Hotel [illustration] -- The Queen’s Battery, The Narrows, St. John’s [illustration] -- Clarke’s Beach, Conception Bay [illustration] -- Cabot Tower, Signal Hill [illustration] -- A tale of rescue from Davy Jones : return of Newfoundland crew after hope for safety long abandoned / Rev. Arthur Pittman -- A bank fishing schooner [illustration] -- A fishing schooner entering “The Narrows,” St. John’s Harbour [illustration] -- Fishing schooners at Sandy Islands, Labrador [illustration] -- Hopes unrealized / R. J. Connolly -- “Let me give thanks” / H. R. Penney -- A typical bit of Newfoundland scenery [illustration] -- The passing of Archbishop Flynn -- Autumn leaves / Albert S. Reakes -- Virility / Viola Gardner -- Splice the main brace / Bertille Tobin -- Long Pond, a favorite swimming resort near St. John’s [illustration] -- For peace / I. A. Richards -- The late Archbishop Howley’s “Newfoundland name-lore,” [articles VIII, IX] : republished from “The Newfoundland Quarterly,” commencing October, 1901 -- The “Northern Ranger” at Englee [illustration] -- The “Northern Ranger” at Horse Island : boats taking away freight [illustration] -- Mouth of Sops Arm River [illustration] -- Englee, Newfoundland [illustration] -- ���Home” / H. R. Penney -- Inheritance / Nellie Amos -- Sonnet grace / Nellie Amos -- Men / Viola Gardner -- Bankers getting squid bait at Harbour Main, Conception Bay [illustration]. The Newfoundland Quarterly (1901-present) began publication when the province was still an independent country, founder John J. Evans describing it as "a literary magazine of interest to Newfoundlanders at home and abroad." ...
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