44 Official Guide of Prince Edward Island Auto Routes

; SPRINGFIELD TO BORDEN
Mileage Route No. 16 18.8 Miles

0.0 SPRINGFIELD. Charlottetown to Summerside Route mile 24.4 ©

and 15.4 on Summerside to Charlottetown Route.

2.0 Keep straight. Left to Bradalbane. ;

22 Turn left. Right to Freetown Road,

2.3 Hall on right.

24 EMERALD JUNCTION. Hotel, gas and oil Keep straight.
DANGER. Railway crossing.

2.6 Factory and school.

3.1 Cross steel bridge.

3.6 Bear left. Right closed County Line Road.

4.4 Bridge and hills.

53 SHAMROCK CORNER, turn right on Anderson Road. Straight
to Crapaud. Left to Rose Valley.

5.8 Keep straight. Right to Newton.

6.8 Keep straight. Right to Newton.

7.6 Keep straight. Left to Maple Plains.

8.2 BR. C. Church on left. School and hall on right.

8.6 KINKORA STATION on left. DANGER. Railway crossing. Gas
on right.

8.7 Keep straight. Right to Freetown and Kensington.

9.7 Saw mill on left.

10.5 MIDDLETON, turn Ieft on Arnett Road. Straight to Centra!
Bedeque or Centreville.

12.0 Small bridge in woods.

12.7 DANGER. Railway crossing. ;

12.9 Turn right. Straight to Tryon Road. Left to Maple Plains.

13.5 ALBANY, station on right, stores, bank, gas and oil. Cross roads
bear left. Sharp left to Tryon. Right to Bedeque and Summer-
side.

13.9 DANGER. Railway crossing.

14.3 Cross roads. Turn right, Straight to Bradford and Cape Traverse
Left to Tryon Road.

15.0 DANGER. Railway crossing.

16.0 Turn sharp left.

16.2 ‘Turn right.

16.3 Turn left on Summerside-Borden Route.

16.4 School on left.

17.1 CARLETON CORNER. DANGER. Turn sharp right. Straight to
Charlottetown, Garage, gas and oil.

17.8 DANGER. Railway crossing.

18.8 BORDEN STATION. Hotel, stores, gas and oil on left.

“HOCHELAGA”

This Palatial Steamer will give Tourists a pleasant excursion of
four hours on the water between Pictou and Charlottetown.

She was originally bought for the Crown Prince of Austria, Arch-
duke Charles, but was afterwards purchased by Mr. Morgan, the Million-
aire, who turned the boat over to his daughter who operated it herself a5
captain. On account of this ship’s speed, the Dominion Government
bought her over for submarine chasing, which service she continued
till the end of the war. After being overhauled, the Duke of Connaught,
Governor General of Canada and Princess Patricia then used her for
various cruises in Canada. Since the Hochelaga Shipping & Towins
Company bought her as a passenger boat, she has been thoroughly over-
hauled and over $50,000 has been spent to make her a luxurious steamer.