Publication shift for Queer Charlotte Islander to Massett
The Queer Charlotte Islander will publish from Massett replacing Queenstown, with Massett as the first arrival point for the weekly mail steamer. The editor notes the change reflects growth across the islands and will not affect coverage of all districts. Also ends with local notes on a lawyer opportunity, Eden garden discovery, and a poke at Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massett
Queenstown
Port Clements
Queen Charlotte City
Notice of Distress for Rent by Bailiff Condon
Bailiff M J Condon for landlord Charles Harrison distrains on lands and premises for 201 dollars rent due to July 81 1918 plus eight months rent from August 1 1918 to March 81 1914 at 20 dollars monthly. If unpaid within 25 days goods listed in inventory may be appraised and sold. Inventory includes printing press imposing stone safe typewriter and engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Condon
Charles Harrison
Cottage for Rent and Weekend Visits Noted in Massett
Rev. Greene and Mrs. Greene of Cottage for Rent at Queer Queenstown spent the week end at Charlotte City waterfront with a nice view. Massett reports Mr. Greene held services on Sunday at old and new Massett. Campbell, Islander Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Queenstown
Charlotte City
Waterfront
Nice View
Massett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Queen Charlotte Islander
J. M. Campbell
Canada
China
Graham Island
Massett Inlet
Charlie
Prince Albert
Prince John
Prince Rupert
East
Old Country
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Albert Davidson
the Prince Rupert Importing Co. Ltd
P. C
Aerated Water
B. C
Mr. D. R. Young
Colts Armory
H.P. Fairbanks-Morse
HOTEL
ST. Ives
Graham Island, B. C
B. L. Tingley, Prop
Queenstown, Massett Inlet, B. C
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