Part of one days catch (107 fish) with two lines near Port Progress, caught by two pre-emptors, Messers Bentley & Metthe
Mr. Wood's home at Port Progress, B.C.
At Arita Ranch, Port Progress B.C., "when the tide is out, the cockles table's set", a good week's meat supply
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[Settlers at Port Progress]
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[Settlers at Port Progress]
R.O. Clark home-building at Port Progress B.C.
Pitching camp; a party of homesteaders at Port Progress, B.C.
What Port Progress produces; get 160 acres yourself; no summer frosts, fair rainfall, mild winters
Mr. Hicks & Simmons preparing kitchen garden on their homestead at Port Progress, B.C.
This party of pre-emptors arrived at Port Progress, B.C. & have all located
Pioneers landing their furniture at Port Progress, B.C.
Building skidroads on settlers pre-emption, Port Progress, B.C.
Cedar & hemlock, R.O. Clarke's pre-emption, Port Progress, B.C.
Pre-emptors visiting neighbours on Sunday, Port Progress, B.C.
Port Progress B.C., logging some of the heavier patches of cedar off preemptions
