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Canada. Prime Minister

[Thomas R. E. McInnes to Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister]
[W. W. Cory to Borden]
[Herbert C. Clogstoun, Special Commissioner. Report to Dr. William J. Roche, Minister of the Interior, on Mission to Vancouver re PC 1265 of 2 June, 1915, with respect to Komagata Maru]
[Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister, to Dr. William James Roche, Minister of the Interior, with attachments]
[Thomas R. E. McInnes to Frank Oliver, Minister of the Interior]
[Arthur F. Sladen to Sir Robert Borden]
[Joseph Pope to Borden, with related letters from Pope to Borden and Pope to Cory]
[Borden to Perley]
[Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister, to Robert Rogers, Minister of Public Works, enclosing Martin W. Burrell, Minister of Agriculture, to Borden, 25 July 1914]
[A. MacNeill, lawyer, MacNeill Bird Macdonald & Darling, to Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister]
[Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister, to James Dunsmuir, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia]
[W. L. Mackenzie King, Minister of Labour, to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister, Colombo, Ceylon]
[William D. Scott, Superintendent of Immigration, to William W. Cory, Deputy Minister of the Interior]
Newsclipping - Pioneer Mail: The Komagata Maru: how the ship was chartered
[Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister, to J. D. Hazen]
[Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister, to G. H. Perley, London]
[Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister, to Dr. William James Roche, Minister of the Interior, re limitations on Asian immigration]
[Borden] to J. F. Crowdy

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