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Register of members.

Daily production book of an unidentified sawmill producing lath, shingles, pickets, etc. Entries in the volume (p 2-9) for January through April 1885 list the "daily cut" of the sawmill; this is broken down by the type of logs cut and the amount of lumber produced. P 34-35 contain listings of logs and shingle bolts received at the mill January through March 1885.

Heritage tree list, produced by the Heritage Tree Project of the Victoria Horticultural Society.

Presented by Mollie Thompson, Victoria, 1984.

Bible presented to "David Work from his affectionate mother December 25th 1862": birth and christening dates of Suzette Work Blackwood and Eliza Vivian Blackwood (grand daughters of John Work) are on verso of flyleaf.

Presented by Noreen Bullock, Vancouver.

"Minerva Club, 1918-1919": list of officers; dates and subjects of meetings; name of hostesses for meetings.

Received from Margaret Salmond, Victoria, niece of the original owner, Mrs. Edith Freeman.

Ledger.

Three printed volumes with underlinings by Emily Carr: "Lessons in truth", by H. Emilie Cady: "The life and the way", by A.K. Mozumdar; "Modern authorship", by the Palmer Institute of Authorship.

Two letters from George Fraser, Ucluelet, 1921, in which he describes roots and bulbs he is sending to Kew; biographical note on Fraser from The Gardeners' Chronicle, May 19, 1928.

Photocopies purchased from the Library, Royal Botanic Garden, Kew, England, 1985.

"Application for enlistment and particulars about applicant" (form) completed by men applying for enlistment in Masset, BC.

Unidentified ship's punishment log, August 4, 1806 to May 10, 1809.

Indexed scrapbook of newspaper reports of judgments in British Columbia courts.

Kindergarten at home. An essay written by Isabel Bescoby (M.A.), Director, Elementary Correspondence School, Victoria, B.C.

Two articles on outpost education in British Columbia: one was broadcast on Vancouver radio station CRCV in 1935.

A letter to members of the British Columbia Legislature relating to performance of music in licensed premises, copy of an excerpt from the "International Musician", January, 1928, relating to immigrants being allowed to work in the US entertainment industry and galley proofs of revision of the constitution and by-laws of local no. 145.

List of articles forwarded to Fort Kilmaurs, Babine Lake, November 19, 1844, signed by D. Manson.

Reminiscences entitled "Three weeks or there about in the life of a Northern policeman". Mr. Muirhead was appointed police constable at Finlay Forks in the fall of 1924. This is an account of a winter journey made from Finlay Forks to Fort McLeod then on to Prince George and back to Finlay Forks, ca. December-January, 1924/1925. It includes descriptions of people met, methods of crossing rivers, and police cases.

Presented by Mr. Muirhead's great niece, Charlene Rees, Victoria, 1989.

Sample, undated, golf score and progress cards from Comox Golf Club, Port Alberni Golf and Country Club, Royal Colwood Golf Club.

Presented by Richard Mackie, 1990.

Summit records retrieved from Mount Robie Reid by the donor, June 10, 1989. The records represent ascents by 33 groups between 1925 and 1988.

Presented by D.J. Tansley, 1989.

The file consists of an unidentified cheque counterfoil book, 1913 to 1914.

The file consists of publications, correspondence, clippings, photographs and biographical information of Amy Leigh collected and created by Amy Leigh between 1943 and 2001. The file includes a copy of a report written in 1943 by Leigh about Japanese welfare under the British Columbia Security Commission.

The file consists of 2 photographs probably taken by Muriel Laing, which depict Ocean Falls from similar vantage points on a nearby hill in 1935 or 1936. Images include buildings, water and surrounding mountains.

The file consists of 20 colour postcards (2 each of 10 different designs) created for commercial use during the 1958 British Columbia Centennial. The designs for the cards were probably created by the British Columbia Centennial Committee.

Handwritten notebook showing work expended on government dams and roads; accounts with J. Mason; work periods for Bald Head Company and expenses vs gold dust for Mills Company.

The file consists of 197 printed photographs taken between 1955 and 1956 by the Morrison-Knudsen Company of Canada. The photographs depict the construction of the Kemano tunnel and powerhouse that provided power for the Kitimat smelter, all part of the Aluminum Company of Canada’s project so build and power an aluminum smelter. In addition to construction photos, the images show workers, equipment, aerial views, transportation and the Wachwas village site. Each photograph has a date and caption and they are arranged by month and year.

The file consists of 5 items: 1 letter applies for a business license at Kennedy Flat; official correspondence (2 letters) pertaining to the effects of union of the colonies (1866) and confederation of the colony (1871) on E.G. Alston and R. Ker.

Two manuscript histories of Canada produced for the Dominion History Competition, which was possibly held for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897. The histories are by "Canadienne" and "Fleur de lis, Beaver".

Annual report.

Copied from G/V66/V66r.

Account book for general supplies such as food, hay, clothing, shoes, tools, tobacco and drinks, paid for mainly by gold dust but also by cash and goods. Two customers identified, Captain Mitchell, Quesnelle Forks, and John Love, Richfield. Although the name Kamloops appears on the microfilm title page, there is no evidence to connect this manuscript with Kamloops.

Contractor's ledger for the building of the Yale-Cariboo wagon road ,1862 [possibly Thomas Spence or J.W. Trutch]. Details of men and wages, cargo for the Cariboo, tools and cooking utensils.