Community letter lauds Premier Sir Richard McBride knighthood
The editor celebrates Sir Richard McBride being knighted, noting his early rise as Premier of British Columbia and nine years in office with elections that confirm public approval. The piece recalls his New Westminster birth on December 15 1870 and Dalhousie Law degree, praising his contributions and provincial honor. It also critiques delays in obtaining a street sprinkler, proposing immediate dust relief through hose water or a wooden tank if needed.
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Richard McBride
Richard
British Columbia
City
New Westminster
Dalhousie University
Halifax
K.C.M.G
Cumberland
Dunsmuir Avenue
Residents Demand All Night Service At Central Office
Weeklong complaints accuse the central telephone office of too short service. Current hours run from seven in the morning to ten at night, with calls for extension to midnight. Citations note Ladysmith and Nanaimo offer all night service and suggest the company may grant similar privileges.
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Central Telephone
Central
Ladysmith
Nanaimo
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