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Queen Charlotte Islander

Location

Queen Charlotte, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 28, 1912

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Winter Schedule For G T P Steamers

The Grand Trunk Steamers publish a winter timetable with weekly Prince Rupert to southern ports service through winter. Queen Charlotte Islands Stewart and Granby Bay shift to biweekly runs. Last weekly trips to Massett and Queen Charlotte Island points end Oct 28 and 27 respectively, after which Massett and Skidegate departures resume on a two week cycle starting Nov 8 and Nov 10. Direct island southbound connections are not provided.

Grand Trunk Prince Rupert Southern Ports Queen Charlotte Islands Stewart and Granby Bay Massett Queen Charlotte City Moresby Island Skidegate Queen Charlotte

Steam Trawlers Triumph and Canada Reach Victoria

Within hours of each other the steam trawlers Triumph under Captain Starkey and Canada under Captain Evans arrived at Victoria from Grimsby England bound for B C Fisheries Ltd. The Triumph is larger and endured a 15 000 mile voyage with 90 days at sea while the Canada took four days longer. Both report similar weather with rough seas in the Pacific and very cold conditions in the Straits of Magellan.

Triumph Starkey Canada Evans B. C. Fisheries, Ltd Victoria Grimsby England Atlantic Straits of Magellan Pacific Doughty Aliford Bay

Duke of Sutherland Eyes Scotch Crofter Settlement at Queen Charlottes

Reports from the East say the Duke of Sutherland is impressed by Sir George Doughty’s plan to bring white fishermen to the Queen Charlotte Islands and now intends to locate a number of Scotch crofters on the North Pacific Coast. The project will be presented to colleagues soon, with active propaganda possible this winter.

Duke of Sutherland George Doughty Queen Charlotte Islands North Pacific

Islands Need Better Mail Service Says Mr. Clements

On returning to Vancouver Mr. H. S. Clements urged opening millions of acres for settlers and improving mail to Queen Charlottes Islands which now reach them only weekly in winter and biweekly in harsh seasons. He highlighted the islands fertile land and mineral deposits.

Sandison Shetland Scotland Mr. Sandison Islands Skidegate Lena Island Clements H. S Clements Queen Charlottes Islands

Severe Coastal Storm Hits Queen Charlotte Islands

A severe storm lasting nearly 24 hours battered the Queen Charlottes with hurricane force southeast winds. Boat houses owned by Smith and Kitson were destroyed, lumber company property damaged, a sawmill stack toppled, and a telephone line to the wireless station was knocked out for weeks. Skidegate’s Fraser's hotel was wrecked by a large falling tree.

Queen Charlottes Queen Charlotte Skidegate Fraser

Cemetery Board Election Planned For Town Site Land

A public meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon to elect a Citizens' Cemetery Board. The land west of town reserved by Town Site Co for cemetery purposes will be surveyed defined and vested in the new board with plans for management plotting clearing and fencing.

Townsite Co Citizens’ Cemetery Board

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G.T.P Gunn Capt Webb The Beattie Tom Beattie’s A. E. McMaster Lawn Hill Tree River J. L. Barge Vancouver McLellan’s Thos. C. Murray McKay, Blair & Smith Dept. Drug Store Fairbanks Cochrane H.P H. P D. Cochrane
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