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Bulman Bros. B.C. Lithographing & Printing Ltd. (Vancouver, B.C.)

Evening, Tribune Bay, Hornby Island Lodge
Princess of Nanaimo (S.S.)
Princess Norah (S.S.)
Princess Joan
Princess Elizabeth (S.S.)
Princess Charlotte (S.S.)
The Yoho and Kicking Horse Rivers flowing under the Natural Bridge, B.C.
Takakkaw Falls, in the Yoho Valley, B.C.
Yellow Point Lodge showing part of the 235 ft salt water swimming pool.
The Fireplace Yellow Point Lodge V.I. B.C.
235 ft Salt water swimming pool looking south from Yellow Point Lodge B.C.
Yellow Point Lodge, Vancouver Island B.C.
"The Fireplace" Yellow Point Lodge V.I. B.C.
"The Fireplace" Yellow Point Lodge V.I. B.C.
"The Seaview Lounge" Yellow Point Lodge near Nanaimo, B.C.
The swimming float, Yellow Point Lodge, V.I. B.C.
Yellow Point Lodge and beach cabins near Nanaimo, B.C.
The Hollyburn Chair Lift and Ski Grounds Vancouver, B.C.
The Snug, Oak Bay Beach Hotel, Victoria, B.C.
Empress Hotel, Victoria, B.C.
Parliament Buildings with Flower Baskets, Victoria B.C.
St. Margaret's School, Victoria B.C.
A Colonial Living Room of the 1850s, Helmcken House, Victoria B.C.
A View from the Malahat Drive, Victoria B.C.
Angela Hotel, Victoria B.C.

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