| Summary: | Ferryland : the site of Lord Baltimore’s mansion built three centuries ago [illustration] -- Impressions of recent visit to Newfoundland / Lord Morris -- East end of St. John’s City, showing Newfoundland Hotel [illustration] -- Fulfort’s Hotel, near South-East Arm, Placentia [illustration] -- The S.S. “Newfoundland,” one of the Furness, Withy Co’s. palatial steamers [illustration] -- Clarke’s Beach, Conception Bay [illustration] -- On Cape Shore between Placentia and St. Bride’s [illustration] -- The old Colinet Road re-built [illustration] -- Road at Warren’s Pond : re-built by High Roads Commission [illustration] -- Collier’s Hill [illustration] -- The Ellis Bridge over “The Gorge,” on the road to Placentia [illustration] -- Symbol of Peace / John Milton Smither -- The origins and development of the public finance of our Dominions / Robert Saunders -- “The Narrows,” St. John’s Harbour [illustration] -- One day’s catch at Butler’s Falls, Salmonier River : 11 salmon, 4 to 7 lbs. [illustration] -- Interior of one of the modern dining cars Interior of one of the modern sleeping cars Both cars now used by the Newfoundland Railway [illustrations] -- Rocky River Bridge, near Colinet [illustration] -- Catching brook trout at Quarry River, near Seal Cove [illustration] -- The old stone church, convent, new church and presbytery at Torbay [illustration] -- Attainment / Eugenie du Maurier Meredith -- Galway and Newfoundland -- Forgetting / G. M. S. -- Sir Richard Anderson Squires [illustration] -- Important Canadian public men and officials contemplate to visit Newfoundland this summer -- The S.S. “Nova Scotia” leaving the harbor at St. John���s [illustration] -- The S.S. “Caribou” which plies between Port-aux-Basques and North Sydney [illustration] -- Tourist policy -- The western terminus of the Newfoundland Railway at Port-aux-Basques [illustration] -- Newfoundland Railway steam coach [illustration] -- S.S. “Nascopie,” Job Brothers & Co., Ltd. [illustration] -- Sealing results to date -- A young harp seal ...
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