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Title (eng): [1914 scrapbook]. Page 6
Date: 1914

Title (eng): Copy of letter from Reid to Daljit Singh re supply of fresh water and re telegram (see p. 358)
Description: Page 359
Date: 1914-06-25

Title (eng): [Malcolm R. J. Reid, Dominion Immigration Agent, to William D. Scott, Superintendent of Immigration. Original]. Page 6
Description: Library and Archives Canada. RG76, Vol. 601, File 879545, pt. 5
Date: 1914-07-22

Title (eng): Copy of letter from Reid to Scott re provisions and police standby for final departure. Page 1-4
Description: Page 510-513
Date: 1914-07-18

Title: [Men building a barge on the shore in Stewart, B.C.]
Description: Men building a barge on the shore in Stewart, B.C.
Date: ,

Title (eng): [1914 scrapbook]. Page 23b
Date: 1914

Title (eng): Copy of letter from Reid to Scott re provisions and police standby for final departure. Page 4
Description: Page 513
Date: 1914-07-18

Title (eng): [1914 scrapbook]. Page 30
Date: 1914

Title: "I know they took every precaution..."
Date: 1973-04-19

Title: "... then again, they might decide this whole rig-up is un-American and send us packin' ..."
Date: 1957-04-18

Title: Scene at Union Bay, B.C.
Description: View of a ship at Union Bay, B.C.
Date: ,

Title: Our Lumber Industry Loading the Ships, Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Schooners loading at the Hastings Sawmill
Date: ,

Title: Unloading Coal. Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Unloading Coal ship, dock at left
Date: ,

Title: Waterfront and Shipping
Description: Two waterfront scenes in Vancouver, B.C.
Date: ,

Title: Coal loading Wharves, Nanaimo, B.C.
Description: Two large cargo ships in harbour
Date: , 1906-01-15

Title (eng): Newsclipping - Vancouver Daily Province: Hindus refusing to come ashore for enquiry. Page 1
Date: 1914-06-04

Title: Waterfront and shipping, Victoria, B.C.
Description: Steamers moored at harbourside
Date: ,

Title: VanBCC C.P.R. Steamer passing Brockton Point, Stanley Park
Description: View at a distance of ship passing lighthouse.
Date: ,

Title: Komagata Maru incident
Description: Komagata Maru arrived in Vancouver May 23, 1914 and was forced to sail for Asia on July 23, 1914.
Date: 1914-01-01

Title: One of The C.P.R. Empress Fleets, Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Two funnel steamer with 3 masts, bow at left
Date: , 1909

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