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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1925

Page

3

All Blacks to Play in Canada Tour Announced

The Canadian Pacific Railway announced that New Zealand’s famed All Blacks rugby team will tour Canada after their British Isles and France visit. They will land at St John and visit Toronto Niagara Falls Strathmore Calgary Banff Vancouver Victoria and Vancouver to play rugby in February before sailing home on February 25 aboard the Tahiti.

Newton Abbott H. W. Brown M. Nicholls R. R. Masters J. Harvey J. H. Parker Q. Donald B. McCleary J. Steel M. Brownlie R. F. Stewart C. Brownlie L. F Caprice A. H. West Tahiti All-Blacks British Isles France Paris Toulouse Pacific England America New Zealand S. S. Dean G. Porter Canada E S. Williams Department of Natural Resources Canadian Pacific Railway Calgary Canadian Pacific Wembley St. John

Pat O Hooley Breaks Bad News

Pat O Hooley confronts Mr Donovan over a troubling table talk while Dan Sullivan is referenced. The scene centers on a grim disclosure amid a social gathering with dialogue hinting at personal or communal stakes.

Pat O’hooley Dan Sullivan Mr. Donovan Pat O'Hooley

Wake Night in the Nova Scotian Mineside

A brash Irish tale recalls Pat, his friend Dan, and a fatal mine accident. Dan’s wake turns comic when a Weejee board hints smoke and Dan miraculously rises alive to smoke and drink with shocked guests. Mrs. Sullivan discovers insurance drama as Dan teases a payout.

Dan Gorrie Iverywan Purgatory

Eye Strain Pain and Quick Relief Offer

Eye strain is painful and distressing and affects efficiency. The ad urges readers with defective vision to seek immediate relief and promises information about their eyes from a rop on visit.

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Royston Motor Co Goodyear A. J. Edwards Courtenay Royston Star Livery Stable Alex. Maxwell Cumberland, B.C Marocchi Bros Pioneer Bakers and Grocers Cumberland British Columbia Telephone Company Wilcock Bros Wilcock Dunsmuir Avenue ALL Blacks By S. H. Holden City Meat P. Symons Cumberland Hotel Car Union Bay Charlie Dalton Hlollo B.C Albert Evans Pat Mick Donleys Dugans Laffertys O'Briens Rileys H’ Wollen Aven Dugan Mra. Sullivan Agin R. Kaplansky, D. D Optometris Medical Fund Building T. Malpass Mrs UNION
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