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This series consists of semi-official correspondence outward of the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, 1903-1904 (vol. 1) and 1906-1907 (vol. 4). Each volume has a nominal index.

Plaint and procedure book (nos. 101/1903 113/1905). For 1873-1903 and 1905-1947 plaint and procedure books see GR-1705 [B07902 - B07918].

The series is a register of orders-in-council created by the Deputy Minister of Mines between 1903 and 1906.

Calendar from the Corporation of the City of Grand Forks showing date and hour, name, age, place of birth, religion, trade, literacy, use of liquor, charge, office charging, name of officer charging, plea, name of presiding magistrate and details of the sentence (Duration, fine, costs). There are no entries for 1921.

Creditor's Relief notices from Supreme, County and Small Debts Court posted by the New Westminster Sheriff; T.J. Armstrong (1902-1920), H.P. McMartin (1921-1928) and Frank R. Cotton (1929-1953).

The fonds consists of ships records, log books, delivery voyage log books, Master's logs, pilot house logs, a fuel book, and timebooks of the B.C. Steamship Service of the CPR. Fonds includes logbooks of the Princess Victoria and the Princess Charlotte.

The fonds consists of personal and professional records of John Munro and document parts of his career with the British Columbia Provincial Police and his time as a jail warden. The records are comprised of 22 b&w family photographs (1909-1947), one patrol journal (1906-1907), and one scrapbook (1903-1917).

Munro was appointed to the British Columbia Provincial Police in 1902 in Vancouver, and was appointed Warden of the Nanaimo Gaol in 1910 and of the Saanich Prison Farm in 1914. He served as Constable at Colquitz in 1918. The patrol journal was kept while he travelled into the Cassiar District in search of Simon Gun-a-noot, who had been accused of murdering two white men. The journal was created partly as he carried out his professional duties, and partly for his own interest.

The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings and ephemera of famous cases or prisoners in his charge.

The 22 family photographs primarily show Munro and his wife and children on the grounds of the Saanich Prison Farm (now Wilkinson Road Jail). The photographs have been assigned the following numbers: J-00107; J-00108; J-00109; J-00110; J-00111; J-00112; J-00113; J-00114; J-00115; J-00116; J-00117; J-00118; J-00119; J-01028; J-01029; J-01030; J-01031; J-01032; J-01033; J-01034; J-01035; and J-01036.

The fonds consists of Brown's diary relating to his service on the SS Gleaner.

This unit consists of two unrelated parts. Part 1: records of expenditures for the construction of the Westminster-Ladner Waggon (sic) Road, and correspondence regarding the right-of-way for the road and funding arrangements. June 16, 1903 - November 21, 1903. Part 2: list of timber lease holders, showing acreages and effective dates of the leases, ca. 1903.

Index to Mechanics' liens and to Woodmen's liens. (2 vol.)

Records relating to the Greenwood Electoral District: includes annotated voters lists and applications for registration (1903-1912; 1920-1945) from Anaconda, Beaverdell, Boundary Falls, Bridesville, Brown Creek, Carmi, Cascade, Christian Valley, Deadwood, Eholt, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Mother Lode Mine, Riverside and Rock Creek. These forms show occupation and place of residence and were sworn before various officials: mining recorder, police magistrate, postmaster, notary public, alderman, stipendiary magistrate, MLA, etc. There is supporting documentation, notes, some correspondence and requests to be removed from the voter's list.

The fonds consists of a diary, correspondence, account journals, a ledger, share certificates, a minute book, photographs and school certificates of Flavelle and of the Thurston Flavelle Lumber Company.

The fonds consists of minutes, porchbooks and bylaws of Tuscan Lodge.

Civil case files under the Landlord and Tenant Act. These are records generated when Wellington Colliery Co. Ltd. evicted tenants from their homes in Union in 1903 and Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir), Ltd. evicted tenants from homes in Union, "Japtown", Puntledge (Comox Lake), Union Bay, and Cumberland in 1912-1913.

Cash books created by the Fernie Government Agent, 1903-1909 (5 volumes) and 1913-1940 (1 volume). Also a cash book from all levels of court showing disbursements and outstanding cheques, May 1912 - July 1913. (1 vol.)

Correspondence, memos, circulars, audits, returns, ledger sheets and tax forms from the office of the Official Administrator.

Case files for proceedings under the Creditors' Relief Act.

Indexes to Bills of Sale, Chattel Mortgages, Assignments and Lien notes. Although these volumes have entries for the years 1903-1963 they are not complete. The records these indexes cover are found in GR-2198 and GR-2513. (6 vol.)

Suitors' fund registers.

The fonds consists of Michael Ambrose Mahoney's correspondence and membership cards.

This series consists of a variety of administrative and operational records from the office of the Superintendent of the BC Provincial Police Force. The series includes records from 1861-1936, but records are predominantly from 1903-1936.

The wide variety of records have been arranged into 6 sub-series of records:

1. Administrative : equipment, statistics and finances. Most files consist of forms, correspondence or reports and statistics submitted from police divisions, districts and stations across the province to the Superintendent’s office. Some of this information was compiled into various ledgers in the Superintendent's office. Records regard lockups and stations; car, launch and mileage reports; Gasoline Tax Act exemptions; monthly financial analysis; monthly crime analysis, revenue analysis and collections; monthly revenue analysis submitted to the Attorney-General; monthly and annual financial statements for provincial police expenses in each municipality; and inventories of government property or equipment.

2. Administrative : personnel. Records include staff pay lists; lists of constables; and advances for constable expenses. This includes staffing data complied to answer questions asked of the Attorney General in the Legislative Assembly regarding staff who left police service and soldiers returned from World War I.

3. Operational : licences. This includes correspondence regarding the issuing of licences and records regarding the applications and issuance of licences. Licences issued by the Superintendent of Police evolved over time and include firearm licences, retail licences, trade licences, wholesale licences, liquor licences, and licences to operate an employment agency. See sub-series 4 for motor vehicle licence and GR-0446 for additional records regarding firearm, fishing, hunting and game licences.

4. Operational : motor vehicles licencing. Records regard the application, issuing, renewal and transferring of licences; payment and refund of licencing fees; accidents; as well as incidents related to the cancellation or suspension of licences throughout the province.

5. Operational : miscellaneous correspondence. Relates to a variety of subjects such as Special Constables at Sooke Lake Reservoir, licence districts, Industrial School supplies, and other subjects.

6. Operational : miscellaneous subject files and other records. Subjects include murders of August Carlson and Indigenous men Zelak and Kwa-zitl, Pinkertons investigations looking for wanted persons, a 1909 Cariboo stage coach robbery, hotel and liquor licence inspections, and the admittance of Lord Verney to a mental hospital. This subseries also includes some 1918 circulars and examples of cattle brands burned onto pieces of wood.

The series consists of a register of correspondence created by the Deputy Minister of Mines between 1903 and 1906. It includes official forms and departmental publications mailed under separate cover.

The fonds consists of A.R. McGregor's photographs relating to timber cruising.

The fonds consists of the lighthouse keeper's diary for the Fiddle Reef Lighthouse.

This series consists of Department of Education newspaper clipping books, 1903-1919; 1920-1931; and 1932-1938.

This series contains a list of plans of abandoned mines filed at the Dept. of Mines, according to the provisions of the Coal Mines Regulation Act and the Metalliferous Mines Inspection Act.

Plaint and procedure books (indexed to 1976).

Civil case files. This collection includes appeals and naturalizations. Use plaint and procedure books (GR-2137) to obtain file numbers for these case files.

The fonds consists of a diary (1903-1923) of Aird Flavelle, correspondence of Guy Flavelle to his parents during a cross-country train trip, a letter, a eulogy delivered at the funeral of Aird Flavelle and photographs of the Flavelle family, created principally by Aird, Guy and Sir Joseph Flavelle.

The fonds consists of diaries, a log of his yacht's activities, diaries of summer cruises and photographs, as well as films documenting the summer cruises and other vacation trips, 1938-1941.