Highland District Game Regulations Open Season Notice
The Highland District defines the open season from November 1 1928 to February 28 1928 with limits on deer and bears across the province. It warns hunters to avoid forest fires and to identify targets clearly to prevent harm to people.
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Vancouver
Forestry Department
Measles Threat to Child Life Highlighted by Health Service
The Health Service of the Question to the Canadian Medical Association warns measles is a child killer not a nuisance. It stresses high under five mortality, contagious spread before rash, and risks of pneumonia and tuberculosis after infection. It urges shielding exposed children and avoiding deliberate exposure.
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Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
Canada
Visitor Praises Vancouver Island Beauty and Potential
An American writer extols Vancouver Island as a compact beauty empire with rich landscapes from Malahat Drive to Alberni. He urges better publicity and a linked West Coast highway to boost tourist access and notes current underappreciation by Victoria residents.
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Vancouver Island
Victoria
Pacific
Maruana
Howe Sound
Yosemite
Vicouver Island
Pacific Coast
Qualicum
Mount Arrowsmith
Alberni
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Nitinat Lake
Bamfield
Ucluelet
California
Alberni Canal
Barkley Sound
British Columbia
Albern
Pacific Ocean
Strait of Georgia
Seotart
West Coast
Velueler Harbor
Stickley Sound
Astern
Victoria Are Champions
A baseball game report details Victoria's narrow win over Courtenay with key plays by Webster Cummins and McKee. Pitchers McKee and Dangerfield starred as runs and errors shape a tense finish set in a season-closing contest.
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Harris
Webster
Cummins
Millard
Forbes
McKay
Downey
Bubba
McKenzie
Dunn
McKee
More
Dangerfield
Oatman
Dixon
Minnis
Robinson
J. Cummins
H. Cummins
Cancerfield
Ofolls
Irage
California
Dee OG
Lee
West
Pa- Forbes
Alberni Canal
Bar- More
Kley Sound
Suemary
Dangan
Courtenay
Victoria
A. McGregor
Mulholland
Local Cricketers Defeat The Navy In Tight Match
Local cricketers beat the Navy with top scorers Stewart and Vaughan opening for 6 and 13. The Navy’s innings saw Vernon Jones take 2 for 26 and Ledingham 1 for 9 as the fielding duo delivered tight bowling. Extras boosted the total while both sides endured cautious running and late dismissals.
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Ilm.s
Ledingham Walsh
Hassell
B. Vernon-Jones
Walker
Lieut. Cuthbert
Stewart
B. Gough
Thompson
Bowey
Regier
Pylius
Inglis
Terry
Vernon-Jones
Ledingham
Gough
Vaughan
Durban
Cumberland
Idiens Low
Coleridge
Agnew
Dando
Begg
Burns
Pascoe
Beg
Holland Begg
Robathan
Goodall
Nugent
Extras
Baxter
Tucker
Wills
R.M
E Stewart
B. Goodall
A. B. Fogarty
G. R.A. Holland
Midshipman Merriman
Co. Idiens
P.O. Baxter
B. Burns
Capt
C. Burns
B. Pascoe
Subaltern Nugent
A. B. Tucker
Midshipman Begg
HAMS
Regler Oe
Vaughan ‘Thompson Hassell
Walsh Burns
B. Walsh
B. Bowe
B. Walsh Goodall
Bowey Brown
Walsh
Rowling—Thompson
Regler
Dudley
Jenee Walke
Inglis Goodall Walsh
Hassell Burns Cuthbert
Lieut Burns
B. Goodall Thompson
B. Goodall Bowey
Burns Pybus
Burns Sakes
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