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Series consists of 1905-1974 indexes for Fernie Supreme Court civil cause books found within GR-2148. Entries provide a case number, which can be used to locate an associated record within a cause book.

Index entries for 1906-1914 are only searchable by plaintiff. Entries for 1913-1971 have separate volumes for searching by plaintiff or defendant. The 1971-1974 volume can be searched by either party. Entries from volumes 2 and 3 appear to have been copied into, and added to, in order to create volume 1.

This series contains correspondence, reports, and miscellaneous documents regarding financial grants to the City of Victoria Centennial Celebrations (1962), British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame (1968-1973), and the Vancouver Indian Centre Society (1963-1969).

"Mobile homes": an appeal submitted to the Ministry by Wayne B. Oliver, Langley, BC., 1972-1973.

Fonds consists of scrapbooks of newspaper and magazine clippings documenting Nicholson's term as Lieutenant Governor.

Record books. Vol. 1: July 1938 - June 1960; vol. 2: July 1960 - Aug 1973.

Case files, registers of pupils, records of school grades achieved and a few personal items. The Industrial Home for Girls was established by legislation in 1912 to house girls under the age of 16 who had been convicted of a crime, or who have been shown to be vicious or incorrigible and beyond her parents' control. The school was opened in 1914, on a site which later became 800 Cassiar Street, Vancouver. In 1959 the school was moved to 3655 Willingdon Avenue in Burnaby, and became known as the Willingdon School for Girls, later abbreviated to the Willingdon School. During the early years the Home was administered by the Department of the Attorney General. It was transferred to the administration of the Department of the Provincial Secretary ca.1934. In 1937 the 1912 Act was repealed and replaced with An Act respecting the Industrial School for Girls. The Home was renamed the Industrial School for Girls. In 1946 the Industrial School for Girls was transferred from the Department of the Provincial Secretary to the administration of the Social Welfare Branch of the new Department of Health and Welfare. In 1963 the Industrial School Acts were repealed and replaced with the Training Schools Act. In 1969 the Training Schools Act was repealed. The Willingdon School was closed in 1973.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Clearihue family, principally created by Evelyn and Albert Clearihue. Fonds also includes passports of Mrs. Annie Clearihue (1913) and manuscript for a speech by Joseph Badenoch Clearihue on the subject of the Oak Bay United Church (1973) and two sketch maps.

The fonds consists of personal correspondence, trip journals, essays pertaining to the Indians of coastal B.C., genealogical material, and reminiscences of the DeBeck family. Fonds includes records of Edwin K. DeBeck.

The fonds consists of correspondence of Price Ellison, letters to Mrs. Sophie Ellison from her sons serving overseas, miscellaneous correspondence and notes by various members of the family, photographs and maps.

Letters of administration with will annexed (Form 157).

The fonds consists of a letterpress copybook and some accounts.

The series consists of records created by the Civil Service Classification Division between 1944 and 1973. The records include correspondence between the Civil Service Commission and departmental personnel officers, deputy ministers, etc. regarding classification and salaries, reorganization of government offices; classification reports; job descriptions and completed job questionnaires; employee groups submissions, briefs and related correspondence.

The correspondence and records are arranged alphabetically by government department and include: correspondence emanating from the chairman's office and from the office of the Chief Personnel Officer and from other commission staff to Ministers of the Crown, Deputy Ministers, and personnel officers located in the various government departments, re classification, salaries and organization; classification reports and studies undertaken by commission staff concerning categorization of employees according to occupational title, and grading within each occupational group; studies and correspondence rationalizing salary levels including comparisons between a group of employees and other groups; organization studies of government offices with related correspondence between senior officials of the commission and the department under study; employee group submissions and briefs to the commission re salaries, benefits etc., and reports, correspondence etc. relating to the settlement of employee grievances.

The fonds consists of minute books of the Nicomen Island Women's Institute and a typescript entitled "The History of 'Ni-Kaomin' Nicomen Island".

Consists of general office correspondence and reports, including correspondence with the Vancouver office, 1968, and correspondence regarding the Twenty-five year club, 1968-1972.

Probate case files, includes 1 file from 1899 and one from 1976.

Series consists of unedited video footage. Videotape footage (from bird-dog plane) of airtanker operations at various test fire sites in BC. Among aircraft used are: P2V7, DC-6 and A-26. Footage also includes scenes from the ground at the airfield and on hillsides overlooking the test sites, practice sessions of rappelling from test structures and from helicopters, water dump tests on the ground and other related activities.

The fonds consists of correspondence and a newspaper article.

This series consists of circular letters from District Forester to field staff pertaining to forest protection, forest management, etc. Includes some circular letters from Chief Forester to District Foresters.

This series contains correspondence, memoranda, and newspaper cuttings pertaining to the appointment and tenure of Lieutenant Governor the Honourable George R. Pearkes, V.C. Includes beribboned oath of allegiance and oaths of office, 13 October 1960.

Consists of wage schedules, job descriptions, organizational charts and program manuals. A small number of files relating to specific employees are also included. The records are arranged chronologically.

The series consists of mill operation log books created by the Engineering Office of the Ocean Falls Corporation between 1938 and 1973. The log books document operations at the mill.

Form 2B - Summary Convictions. This report of Summary Convictions for the judicial district of University Hill was completed quarterly (March 1962 - December 1967 and monthly (January 1968 - March 1973) by Magistrate M.E. Ferguson. Form 2B is a form generated by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics (authorized by the Statistics Act) in order to compile statistics on the number of cases terminating in a conviction, absolute discharge or conditional discharge from a summary convictions court. The form includes very detailed instructions and explanations for its completion and submission to the Dept. of the Attorney-General. About 150 offences are listed as well as possible dispositions: fine, probation, prison, or discharge (all categories subdivided "M" or "F"). Remuneration of one cent per summary conviction was paid to the person transmitting the report.

Transcripts produced by the Hansard Office of sittings of Select Standing Committees and Special Committees of the BC Legislative Assembly, 1973. Not all committees were recorded since each committee had the choice of whether to accept Hansard's services. Of those that did, some met in camera without transcription services or "on the road" where recording was not feasible.

Included here are the Select Standing Committees on Agriculture, on Forestry and Fisheries, Public Accounts and Printing, Municipal Matters, Social Welfare and Education; and to Special Committees on Coastal Oil Spills and Television Broadcasting.

Letters of administration handled by the Official Administrator: 30/1946-96/1973.

This series contains records of the Rayonier Canada Ltd. appeal relating to the Port Alice Pollution Control Permit number PE-1240. It includes a transcript of hearings held at Victoria, B.C., 26 June - 20 July 1973; proceedings of appeal before committee of cabinet, 29 October 1973; arguments and briefs.

This series contains submissions to the 3 member Task Force to Review Labour Laws (Noel Hall, James Matkin and D.E. McTaggart)

The fonds consists of account books, annual reports, correspondence, reports, journals, memoranda, minutes, statistical data, and photographs of the society and its activities.

The fonds consists of correspondence and financial papers of William Lorimer, Frances Jean Lorimer and other members of the Lorimer family as well as photographs.

The collection consists of a record of vessels entering the Port of Victoria, correspondence concerning the activities of the United Services Institution of Vancouver Island, also known as the Royal United Services Institute, a log book of the schooner "Louis Olsen", and records of seal catches in the Pacific. It also includes some calling cards and Roy's interviews with former BC Health and Welfare minister Eric Martin and Senator John Wallace de Beque Farris.

The fonds consists of diaries, correspondence and miscellaneous papers. Fonds includes photographs of Garibaldi Park and of the Bell Family, as well as copies of prints from the National Archives of Canada and approximately 37 published maps. The fonds also includes files on hospital accreditation created by F.C. Bell between 1955 and 1959.