British Columbia Parliament Opens Second Session
Amid gun salutes and a guard of honor, the 16th BC Legislature opened with Hon Walter Nichol delivering the Speech from the Throne. The agenda centers on municipal revenue extensions and Taxation Act amendments to distribute taxes more equitably, plus progress on the Pacific Great Eastern Railway.
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Victoria
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Princess Paterein Canadian Light Infantry
B.C
Walter ©. Nichol
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British Columbia
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Judiciary
Canadian Senate
Commons
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Pacific Great Gastern
Prince George
Government measures and liquor act amendments proposed
The government outlines plans to extend fire prevention work and submit minor amendments to the Government Liquor Act Mineral Act Placarding Act and Public Accounts for the last fiscal year will be brought down soon Expenditure for the ensuing year will be submitted for consideration Lawmakers urged to apply utmost effort and seek Providence blessing on their labors
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Department of Insurance
Chinese Crowding Ontario Market Gardens
The article reports a perceived Oriental problem in Canadian agriculture, noting Chinese and Japanese involvement in market and truck gardening near Toronto, including areas like Weston and Mount Dennis, beginning about five years ago and spreading into Ontario and British Columbia.
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British Columbia
Canada
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Ontaro
Toronto
Ontario
Tslington
Lambton
Mount Dennis
Chinese Gardeners Grow Market Hold in Ontario
A Toronto area horticulturist warns that Chinese gardeners are quietly expanding their holdings and operations in Ontario. He fears continued growth could crowd out white gardeners, while a government official tied to the industry backs the concern reported by Canadian Horticulturist.
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British Columbia
Toronto
Ontario
Learn a Trade or Skill for Life Says Penticton Herald
A Penticton Herald note urges young people in British Columbia to gain real training and a marketable trade. The piece warns that many fail to learn a skill, leading to unemployment and wasted potential, and stresses learning to cook, manage a home, and perform a chosen craft well. It cites Vancouver and Victoria as places where workers drift without training, urging immediate study and practice.
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British Columbia
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Oresty
Vancouver
Victoria
Remeuler
Penticton Herald
That today's decision may deter mine your destiny.
A compact reflection on how a single decision today could shape future outcomes and personal paths.
Want column ads cost 21 tents per issue at Abs Botsford Garage
An advertisement notice states that want column items cost 21 tents per issue at the Abs Botsford Garage. It urges readers to save money by placing these listings and paying for space in the local garage ad column.
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Zenith
Absbotsford
Milstead Cattle Sale Notes From Abbotsford Auction
A brief Abbotsford sale note lists James Milsted selling cows in perfect order. The entry mentions H separator De Laval equipment and 25 head of cattle rated high quality with herd numbers No 2.
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de Laval
James Milsted
Abbotsford
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