Provincial Exhibition in New Westminster Runs October Fourth to Eighth
The Provincial Exhibition at New Westminster British Columbia runs from October fourth through October eighth, showcasing regional farming crafts and local commerce. Officials urge visitors to attend events, displays, and competitions organized by provincial agricultural groups.
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New Westminster
B. C
Fruit Report from Regina Shows High Demand and Uniform Box urged
Reginald B Scott reports peaches in fractional cover and prunes nearly so while crabs are scarce and in strong demand at high prices. Jobbers resist shipping crabs in nonstandard boxes. uniform box size urged to avoid buyer dissatisfaction. Peers in great demand. apples in good stock and prices rising. J.C. Metcalf urges B C shippers to hold firm on prices and quality. Also notes real estate interest in Mission and a casual remark on coral‑lipped girls.
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Regina
Sask
WV. B. Scott
Victoria
B.C. Bear
Boxer Ag
New York State
Ontario
West
B.C
J.C. Metcalfs
Mission notes from Mission and New Westminster fair week
Mission residents and visitors attend the New Westminster fair as Mrs. Gamon, Mesars B Pakenham and T Fripp lead district exhibit efforts. Staff changes at Mission Junction rail office expand, with new operators and a growing team. Mr Lampard, the C P R constable, buys land to build a permanent Mission home.
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J. A. Bates
Helen Bates
Vancouver
Grace Ferguson
New Westminster
Yenney
Jovening Lafter
Gorgina Johnston
Mission
L. M. Campbell
Toronto
Ghilliwack
William James
New Westminster Exhibition
James
Hla
Mission Junction
Offiges
C. P.R
Chantler
Spencer
My. Shooks
Deneghand
Walace
Sing
McTaggart
Lampart
Ctaff
Mr. Lampard
Mission City
Grouse Season Delayed in Several Districts
Government Agent 8 A Fletcher reports inquiries about grouse shooting. The season opens October 16 in Richmond, Dewdney, Delta Chilliwack and the mainland section of Comox electoral districts. Currently only duck and deer are in season.
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8. A. Fletcher
Richmond
Dewbney
Delta Chilliwack
Comox
Ymir Hotels Remodeled Under New Liquor Act
The new Liquor Act prompts hotel renovations in Ymir as hotels upgrade to meet accommodation standards. Officials estimate about forty hotels are undergoing improvements to satisfy increased demand from travelers and protect licenses.
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Ymir
Geral
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