Charitable Bequests. The testator left to the St. Jame’s School, Channel, $1,00; to the C. of E. Orphanage, St. John’s, $1,000; to St. James Church, Channel, $1,000, the said amount to be placed in bank at interest and the latter to be paid yearly towards the clergyman’s stipend. The dry goods store, hardware store, furniture store and other stores, together with wharves and all the stock in the stores, are divided between the testator’s wife, who gets 3-5, and two grandchildren, James and George Pike. Mrs. Pike, wife of the testator, is given a life interest in certain lands at N.E. Arm. Interest in the Nfld. Clothing Co., Ltd., and interest in certain mining properties are to be distributed between grandsons Wilfred and Samuel Gillam. The testator’s dwelling house and contents with all fenced land on the sought side of the Main Road are bequeathed to his wife, to be disposed of as she may see fit. Another house and lands are bequeathed to a grandson, Raymond Pike. The ninth clause in the will provides that the money loaned to St. Jame’s Church Building Committee, namely $2,000, is to be paid to the testator’s wife and at her death to be divided as follows: $1,000 to Queen’s College, St. John’s and the balance to St. Jame’s Church, Channel, for its upkeep. All the cash remaining on hand over and above the amounts specified, being a reserve fund for business purposes, is to be divided as follows: to his sons-in-law, Jacob Poole and Wilfred Gillam, grandson George Miles, grand-daughter Wilhelmina Pike, Ribert and Henry Pretty and to godchild Dulcie Read, $500 each. Mr. James R. Downey is directed to retain the management of the business as long as he conducts it to the satisfaction of Mrs. Pike, who is to hold the controlling interest. The testator also expresses the desire that the legatees should keep the business going until such time as they may decide by mutual consent to sell out, and he further desires that the property shall not go out of the Pike family name.