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Queen Charlotte Islander

Location

Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 06, 1913

Page

2

Premier McBride outlines session redistribution bill timing

A redistribution bill will be debated at the session opening this month and passed before dissolution. The Skidegate Inlet Conservative Association plans a Saturday meeting on January 11 at Queen Charlotte with full member attendance. The Aliford Bay fertilizer plant for the British Columbia Fisheries is rushed toward completion by Westholm Lumber and expected to be running by month end. The power schooner La Viajera from Victoria drifted 24 hours near the Straits before rescue due to engine trouble. The Kestrel fishery cruiser, idle two years at Esquimalt, was sold to Armstrong & Armstrong and will head to Honolulu to operate between Washington Fanning Islands and Honolulu. A West Sussex Gazette translator tale notes linguistic challenges. Moresby Island Lumber Co expects large-scale operations soon with sawmill overhaul and new machinery for boxes and laths. J E Corlett, the managing director, will arrive with announcements for next season.

Aliford Bay Westholm Lumber Company Kestrel Esquimalt Dominion Armstrong & Armstrong Honolulu Washington Fanning Islands Moresby Island Lumber Co J. E. Corlett

Northern Coast District transfers and new enterprises

School Inspector Pollock is transferred to New Westminster and Inspector Gower takes over. The Queen Charlotte Land and Stock Company is incorporated with capital of half a million in fifty thousand shares, with head office in Victoria. Masset Inlet Lumber Company begins operation as the largest sawmill on Graham Island, formed by Seventh Day Adventist settlers near Sewall. The Star Realty Company plans new town development on the market. The Victoria Times shows coast skippers with Capt Wearmouth honored by a testimonial. Halibut fishermen’ s pay raise request rejected by New England and Canadian Fish Companies. Prince Rupert donor Mr Katsura sends oranges to local schoolchildren, recalling Keyo Katsura’s murder by a Chinaman a year ago. Graham Island boosters toast local progress and a Skidegate exhibitory on vegetables and beans.

Queen Charlotte Land and Stock Company, Ltd Masset Inlet Graham Island Sewall Star Realty Company Vancouver Masset Katsura Prince Rupert J. L. Barge Keyo

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