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The series consists of the commission appointing Hugh Archibald Maclean to investigate the Eureka, Chess, Elks, Union, Playgoers and Railway Porters Clubs (1905). Records include the Commissioner's report (1905), transcript of evidence (1905) and exhibits presented. Exhibits include six minute or record books of the Eureka, Chess and Elks clubs dated 1901-1905.

Minute book.

Presented by Lionel Haweis, U.B.C. Library, 1931.

Series consists of a constitution and by-laws; minutes of annual meeting, including financial statements and annual report of the Executive Director.

The item is a microfiche copy of a thesis by Angus Everett Robertson titled "The pursuit of power, profit and privacy: a study of Vancouver's west end elite, 1886-1914." 1977. xiv, 328 leaves: maps. Thesis (M.A.), University of British Columbia, 1977. Vita. Bibliography: leaves 311-320. Canadian theses on microfiche, 32556.

The series consists of two scrapbooks kept by Jean Snowden MacGregor, Vancouver piano teacher, containing programmes of recitals, newspaper clippings re examination results, programmes of the Vancouver Symphony, British Columbia Musical Festival, etc. Also contains notes on the first meeting, a membership list, and programme notes of the Bayreuth Musical Club, 1928.

The series consists of "Parade Notes" (i.e. activity log and diary) of 2nd Vancouver (Fairview) Troop, Baden-Powell Boy Scouts. Photographs transferred to Visual Records accession 198202-22.

The series also consists of two typewritten packages, one dating from 1913 and the other from 1914 and believed to be from the Fairview Troop. The 1913 package consists of the lyrics to "The Camp Song" as well as an editorial, the 1913 camp diary, and a list of names and patrols. The 1914 diary includes the "Fairview Trekking Song" as well as an editorial, the camp diary, and short blurbs about particular scouts.

The item is a microfiche copy of a thesis by Gillian Margaret Weiss titled "As Women and as Citizens: Clubwomen in Vancouver, 1910-1928." viii, 322 p: figs., tables. Thesis (Ph.D.) University of British Columbia, 1983. Vita. Bibliography: pages 295-312.

The item is a microfilm copy of a transcript entitled "The gemmed lute" volume 1, produced by the Vancouver Poetry Society in 1921. Includes work by nine poets: H. Branley Coleman, Garnett Weston, Aubrey G. Goodall, Dr. Ernest P. Fewster, Alice M. Winlow, Evelyn Vermilyea, May Perceval Judge, A.M. Stephen and Lionel Stevenson.