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Title: Liberal job creation
Date: 1996-11-30

Title: Interview with Mieko Kikzgawa
Date: 2006-07-04

Title: "... Pop, didn't you say I was sure to get the prize for the biggest Mum at the show ..."
Date: 1953-11-07

Title: Interview with Mieko Kikzgawa
Date: 2006-07-04

Title: Greetings From Tofino Canada
Description: A postcard with the words ""Greetings From Tofino Canada"" on the front. The word ""Tofino"" is surrounded by purple flowers.
Date: , 1909

Title: "Ok ... so for a brief foolish moment I fell for that first day of spring bit."
Date: 1968-03-01

Title: "I just love the blossoms in Victoria. And what is the name of that tree?" "Makus youreasternfriends jealousi."
Date: 2000-04-03

Title: Have a Care
Description: Painting of some type of flower.
Date: 1907,

Title: May Day Ucluelet BC
Description: A flower arrangement for May Day in Ucluelet, B.C.
Date: ,

Title: "These folks appear to be encountering some difficulty in weeding all of those pesky flowers out of their weed patch!"
Date: 1969-01-01

Title: (no text)
Date: 1999-01-01

Title: Butchart's Gardens, Victoria B.C. Canada
Description: Ornamental pond in fg with statue as fountain
Date: , 1938
Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: "Winter Flowers." Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Crocuses and snowdrops around base of tree
Date: , 1909
Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: "For pity's sake - pretend you don't enjoy it! Here comes Hugh Curtis!"
Date: 1981-03-12

Title: Promise Reality
Date: 2001-10-05

Title: [War memorial with flowers around it]
Description: A war memorial with flowers around it in an unknown location.
Date: ,

Title: Blossom time, Penticton, B.C.
Description: Several orchard trees in full bloom
Date: ,
Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Butchart’s Gardens, VicBCC
Description: View of landscaping at Butchart Gardens.
Date: , 1939
Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: The Gardens, C.P.R. Empress Hotel, VicBCC
Description: Path leading through flowerbeds
Date: ,
Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Just an Armstrong Orchard
Description: An orchard in Armstrong, B.C. Two men and three horses are shown.
Date: 1908,

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