Mortgage Sale Of Farm Property In Manitoba At Roblin
Public auction by J A Williamson at the Roblin Hotel Roblin Manitoba on September 20 1923 at noon offers for sale land in Manitoba comprising SW quarter section 24 27 29A and south half of fractional section 28 27 29A West of Principal Meridian totaling 226 acres with 70 cultivated. Buildings include dwelling 18 by 24 feet stable 16 by 48 feet granary 12 by 28 feet plus a well and fencing. Terms 20 percent cash balance per terms to be announced, reserve bid and taxes. Vendors solicitors Pitchblade Heakin & Company Winnipeg. Dated August 15 1928 Winnipeg Manitoba.
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J. A. Williamson
Roblin
Province of
Manitoba
Makaroff
Pitblade, Hoskin & Company Barristers, &c. Bank of Hamilton
Main and McDermot
Winnipeg
Man
Deepdale
Pitchblade
Heakin & Company
Bank of Hamilton Chambers
Winnipeg's historic landscape and old fort roots in early trade
A nostalgic tour through Fort Garry and Winnipeg’s origins cites Portage Avenue and Fort Garry Drive as famed gateways. It recalls St Boniface’s early Catholic settlement, Point Douglas, and the Cree naming heritage of Winnipic. The piece highlights Wildwood roads, Pembina Highway to the agricultural college, St Norbert town, and the Trappist monastery near the Red River. It notes Lord Selkirk Highway leading to North Winns and a historic cathedral graveyard with summer blooms.
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Port Garry
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Metro
St. Boniface
Point Douglas
St Boniface
Winipeg
Pest
Portage Avenue
Logan Avenue
Lord Selkirk
Norte
Ponddar
Fort Gar
Red River
Pembina
New Agricultural College
St. Norbert
Quebec
la Salle
North Winns
St John’s—ite College
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