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west two hundred and fourteen feet eight and one-quarter inches (2 14 feet 8% inches) ; thence south forty-six degrees, thirty-eight minutes (46° 38’), west three hundred and forty~four feet nine inches, (344 feet 9 inches); thence south thirty-eight degrees fifty-three minutes (38° 53'), west one hundred and seventy-one feet seven and one~half inches (171 feet 7% inches);‘ thence south thirty-four degrees, forty-one minutes (34° 41’), west two hundred and ” seventy—four feet five inches (274 feet 5 inches) to the eastern boundary of Victoria Park.”

For the sake of greater certainty the said ..' line hereinbefore described is laid down upon a “logos?!“ plan dated the Seventeenth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six, signed by W. E. Dawson, Mayor of the City of Charlottetown, and by the Speaker of this House, and which plan for its protection shall be filed with the Registrar of Deeds at Charlottetown. who is hereby authorized and commanded to receive and keep the same as of record.

(c) The lands and Pond bounded and de—

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scribed as follows: Commencing at a square land stake fixed in the south side of Brighton Road, at a distance of two hundred and nineteen feet and nine inches by a straight line westerly from the centre of the new stone bridge at the west end of Euston Street; thence from said‘ square stake south eight degrees thirty minutes west by the magnetic meridian of the year I764, a distance of three hundred and seventy-Seven feet nine inches ; thence south seventeen degrees west for a distance of three hundred and sixty— \ three feet ; thence south nine degrees east for a t I.