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CONTAINING A

Complete Classified Business & General Directory

OF THE PROVINCE.

Provincial Official Lists, and Useful andReliable Information.

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SOME FACTS ABOUT THE COUNTRY,(>)iitrilmted by Gilbkrt Malcx)lh Sproat, Eaq.

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Preface. .S

Since isBtiing the last edition of the British Columbia Directory, contin-

ued progress haa been going on in nearly every section of the Province.

Taking Business Addresses from Directories of Victoria City for the fol-

lowing years as a guiOe it will show at a glance the substantial and steady

increase that has been made.

Directory 1860, published by E. Mallandaine e25 names.1363,

1868,

I860,

1871,

1874,

1877-8,

1882-3,

1884-6,

Howard & Harnett, 1,338

E. Mallandaine ! ,331

E. Mallandaine 1,264

E. Mallandaine 1 ,395

E. Mallandaine 1 ,640

T. N. Hibben&Co 1,526

R. T. Williams 2,032

R. T. Williams (with list

of new arrivals), about. 3,(XX)

This issue of the work is published with the hope that it will .neet the

requirements of business men, and also be an aid to those seeking concise

information about the Pacific Province.

fiBUAD 8t., March, 1886.

Entered {Wjcordlng to \otot Parliii-ment of Canada in the year one thous-and eight hundred andeighty-four, byR. T. WILLIAMS, In the Office of theMinister of Agriculture.

Printed at theHrITIHU COLCIIBIAN ObKK'K,

New Westminster, B. C.

Table of Contents.

PAGE

Alexandria Directory 218-219Alberni (west coaat V. I.) Direc-

tory 227-231Alert Bay (northern coast) Direc-

tory ' 227-231Appendix, with some facts about

the country, following 244Barkerville Directory 221-224B. C. Board of Trade 239-240Bonaparte Valley Directory 216Boston Bar Directory 119Brownville Directory 185Burrard Inlet Directory 171 178Cache Creek Directory 201Cariboo District Directory 217-225Chemainus Directory 112-113Chilliwhack Directory 189-191Clinton Directorj' 214-215Clover Valley Directory 184Comox Directory 142-144Cowichan Directory 110-111East Coast Islands Directory.

. . . 114-115Emory Directory 194Esquimalt Directory 105-107Foreign Consuls 92Fort Rupert 227-231Fort Simpson 227-231Goldstream and Highland Direc-

tory109

Grand Prairie Directory 2IIGranville, B. I., Directory 173-175Hall's Prairie Directory 135Hastings, B. I., Directory 177Hope Directory 192-193Kamloops Directory 203-204Keithley District Directory 224-225Kootenay District 212-213LacLa H ohe Directory 2I6Ladner's Landing (or Delta Direc-

tory 181-183

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Langley Directory I87Law Society 238-239Lillooet Directory 213-214Lytton Directory 199Maple Ridge Directory I86Maple Bay Directory 111-112Matsqui Directory 138Metchosin Directory 107-108Metlakahtla

, 227-231Moodyville Directory 176-177Moodyville Societies 173Mud liay Directory 183-184Nanaimo City Business Directory, 137-138Nanaimo City General Directory, 120-135Nanaimo City Municipal Govern-ment

1S6Nanaimo City, General Progre88,116-119Nanaimo City Societies 136-137Nanaimo City Chinese Directory, 136Naaa River 227-231New Westminster City BusinessJ^ectory 168-170

New Westminster City General^^ectory 150-166

New Westminster City, General^''ogress 146-149

New Westminster City MunicipalGovernment jgy

New Westminster City Societies . 167New Westminster City Chinese

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Nicola Valley Directory 205-207Northern Coast and Northern In-

terior Directory 227-231Okanagan Directory 208-209Osoyoos

2110-Wee-Kay-No 227-231Popcum Directory 192-193Port Moody Directory 171-172Provincial Government OfScials . . 232-233

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Provincial Justices of the Peace. 234-237

Queen Charlotte Islands 227-231

Quesnelle Directory 219-220

Rates of Postage 242

Richmond (^orth Arm) Direc-

tory 179-180

Saanich (South) Directory .->.. . 103

Saanich (North) Directory 104

Salt Spring Island Directory. ... 113-114

Savona Ferry Directory 201-202

Similkameen Directory 21

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Spence's Bridge Directory 200

Spallumcheeu Directory 209-210

Soda Creek Directory 218-219

Somenos Directory 112

Sooke Directory 108

Suuias Directory 191-192

Surrey Directory 183-185

Stsnley Directory 220-221

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Hkeena River 227-231

Smith's Inlet 227-231

Telegraphic Rates 241

Table of Distances 243

Texas Lake Directory 194

Victoria City Business Directory, 92- 99

Victoria City General Directory . 17- 84

Victoria City, General Progress . . 9- 16

Victoria City Municipal Govern-

ment 87

Victoria City Societies 89- 91

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Victoria City Chinese Directory, 84- 86

Victoria District Directory 100-102

Wellington Directory 139-141

Wellington Societies 142

Williams Lake Directory 217-218

West Coast, V. L, Directory. . .227-231

Yale Directory 195-198

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OKFICKIIS OF VANCOUVER LODGE. NO. 77, A. O. U. W.

Bro. H. UhodcH, P. M. W.; Bro. O. Warner, M. W.; Bro. V. VanHofHl, (J. v.; Bro. !l. Bcinictt, O.; Bro. K. J. Wall, Rroordcr; Bro. K. Hea-brook, F.; Bro. A. .1. ilowbotham, Rccoivcr; Bro. W. Tur|K'I, (>.; Bro. R.CouHc, I. VV.; Bro. J. Hniith, O. W.; Bro, Dr. I. W. Powfll, M. E.; Bro.Dr. W. JackHoii, M. E.

This \n(\frv inwts in the Temperance Hall, I'an<lora 8trtH>t, ontheHCC'ondan«l fourth Fridayw in each month.

Aekley, H., waiter, Driard House.Alexander, R. H., Agent Ha.stiiiRs Sawmill Co., Wharf st.

A Halt, MIhs Fannv, (*or. Fort and Cook stw.

Allatt, Frederick tl., carpenter, res Fort st.

Allatt, Mrs. E., wid, rcH Fort wt.

Allatt, Miss M. A., clerk London Itaztuir, res Fort s(.

Andrews, Oeorge, ahoeniaker, at Heathorn's.Anderson, J. L., pluml)or, at A. & W. Wilson's.APPONYI, C. E., capitalist, res Driard House.Ash, N., Teamster, H. R. Hot«l.Baird, W. A., bartender. Occidental Hotel.Baird, J. T., clerk. Occidental Hotel.liarran, August, New England Bakery, (government st.

Bartlett, Mrs. L. li., Peterson's photographic (lallery, res Blanchard st.

Barlow, Thomjw, emp. Bowman's stable.

Bailey, Miss H., emp. telephone office.

Baker, S. & ('<>., Douglas st.. Cash Grocery.Bakewell, G., blacksmith, at W. Bryant's'.Bawden, James, cooper, at Maurmann's, Wharf st.

Barker, — , pattern maker, Albion Iron Works.Barrett, George, carpenter.Beckwith, John L., clerk, res Church Hill.Bechtel, J., bartender. Terminus Hotel.Beak & Co., London Market, cor Yates and Douglas sts.

Beauchamp, R., fish and fruit, Yattwst.Beanlands, Rev. Arthur, res Church Hill.

Bennett, Robt., San Francisco Batha, Gvivernment st.

Beck, A., buyer, Driard House.Benjamin, A., wire weaver, at J. Sehl's.Bellamy, Hugh, carpenter, res Burnside rotad.

Bishop, —, :noi]lder, Albion Iron Works.Blackall, George, Albion Saloon, cor Yates and (!omm<'rcial sfs.

Blanchard, H. Percy, advocate, conveyancr, etc., Bastion st.

Borzona, Angelo, bootblack, (Tovernment st.

Bozano, H., clerk, at Driard House.Brown, Seymour, waiter. Colonial Hotel.Brengen, Thomas, wood worker, at Queen (^ity Planing Mills.Bradley, J. A., traveler for A, Cowan, res Fort st, near ('ook.Busbridge, G. Yates, butcher, res Johnson st.

Burnett, E., moulder, Albion Iron Works.Burnett, H., moulder, AH)ion Iron Works, res Store •^t.

(CALHOUN, W. A., job printer, Fort st, res Blanchard st.

Calder, C, emp. P'raiicis' stables.<Ja«e, W., upholsterer, at J. VVeiler's.

LATE AUIIIVALH. llBMOVALa, OOIlllEOTIONS, UtO.

Curie, Krcii, waiter, L >riie ReHtuiirniit, JoIiiihoii hI.

Ciirriiicliiiel, .1. H., elerU, Kurtz A: Co.'rt, ei>r ( } (Veriirneiit hikI Trounct' HtH.

Citriiiiclitiel, ('. Ij., clerk, I. X. li. Clotliin^ Store, cur (iov't iiikI J()Iiiih<>ii.

Carsdii, Andrew, suddler, ren (Quadra Ht, liet View and YaUrtstM.('ullaKlian, David, pressniaii, Miiiiro Miller'H, JoIuihoii hI.

Carr, — , tailor, res V'iesv hI.

('aselton, — , moulder, All»ioii Iron VVork».("anieron, <'. N., Clerk, res Superior hI

(Jam -roll, Howard, earj»eiiler, Dallas road, Jaine>4 Hay.Cherry, John, 'ipliolntert-r, at J. VVeiler's.

Christie, Wni., tele^^raph o|)erator. Dominion tele^rapli tdlh-e.

Chrow, Wm., clerk, at II. SatuKlers', res (Chatham street.

('harlers, J., I)laeksmith, Hritish (/'olund)ia Iron Works.ChaiiK (Jee, washing, etc., Johnson st.

CITY LIVIORY HTAIJLFS (C. F. Clancy, prop.,) cor Broad and YatcsaU.Clark, W. J., steward, Yates st.

Clark, Arthur, linennm, Teleplioiie ('o.

Clark, (ieorge, shoemaker, at Heathorn's.Clark, George S., manager 11. C. Jiinion &, Co.'s, Htorc at.

Clyde, A. J-, tinsmith, re.-) Quadra st.

Clancy, C. F., City Livery Stahles.ClemcntH, I)etleir,'eooiier,'at Manrmann'H, Wharf street.

Clarke, Cteorge D.. watchmaker, Yatca »t.

Clarke, Charles, master schooner Juanita.Colla-ster, J., carpenter, at Haywaid's.('OMHKH, E., civil engineer and draughtsman, Bastion st.

Cowie, J. rt., prop Bee Hive Hub, Fort st.

Condon, S., compositor. Daily Timen, Government st.

Corson, E. O., shoemaker, foreman at Heathorn's factory. Government Hi.

Cook, J., bartender, Colonial Hotel.Costello, M., malster, Bunstcr's brewery.(Jolston, Robert, moulder, Albion Iron Works.Creed, Jno., laborer, J. Weiler's.('rete, I., shoemaker, Yates street.

('rarery, Robert, farmer, Prospect LakeDay, A. G., cabinet nniker, at J. Weiler's.DAVIE & POOLEY, barristers-at-law, notaries public, oflice Langley st.

Davie, George, boilermaker, I. X. L. Boiler Works.Dawson, C. T., barkeeper, Prltchard House, cor (Jovernment and Yatessts.Deacon, Joseph, proj) Pacific Brewery, Herald st.

Delaney «fe Co., flour and feed store, Yates st, bet Langley and Wharf sts.

Deckard, S. A., machinist, res Prijicess ave.Dean, — , helper, Albion Iron WorksDimmick, Henry, foreman moulding department Albion Iron Works.Donaldson, J., carpenter, res Superior st.

Donovan, S., helper, Albion Iron Works.Doherty, M., helper, Albion Irom Works.Duties, Mrs. J., dressmaker. Government st.

Dufour, W., Auction Mart, real estate, etc., Yates st.

Ethvards, Wm., emp. C. Busk, Bastion st.

Ellis, Wm., blacksmith, Albion Iron Works.Elvin, George, expressman, Esquimalt road.Elliott, A. ('., Stipendiary Magistrate, Metlakatlah.English & Anderson, stairbuilders, Fort st, bet Blanchard anti Douglas.Ensen, J., tinsmith, at H. C. Wilson's, Yates st.

Etheridge, Ernest, joiner, res Fisguard st..

FARWELL, A. S.', civil engineer, res Victoria.Fehr, Ed., watchmaker, at Lange & Son's, Government st.

Finlayson, Duncan, clerk, Siuinich road.Flevvfn, W. H., cutter, Belmont shoe factory.Foster, Robert, machinist.

LATS AnniVAtH, RF.MOTALU, OOBBECTION8, Bm.

Fonl, John, b lilcriiiikiT, I. X. L. holler \vt»rks.

I'ox, Mrs. S. II., hi)iH<'kf('|K'r, (Jniiid I'iU'iH'- HoU'l.Foo Stiii rini;^, driiKi,'!''!, '">-! ( Jovcnmicnt Mint-t.

KniMor, .Iiiiiics, A., Alhioii House, res .Ihiiu'h Hay.Krooin, Ucin^'. wiiif«'r. (iiii'cn Chop IIouhc.

KllA/KIl, MUS. DONALD, ris Mar.ylU'l<l Coltaj,'*-, .FaiiutH llay.

(iaiidy, I., .sliui'j:ht«'rm:ui, (ii> MlaLM-c'.-, (Jovcrmiu'tit hI.

(Jarcscl^ \ (}. H. (( Jart'sclu', (i. &, (;<».), rcH Kort Ht.

(t<»ro\v & Co , Mrs., corset makers. Fort st..

(Jerritsen, Jolin, jjrocery and bakery, Hurnlxtldt at.

(Jiles, (Jeorj?*' I*'-, <Mrriaj,'e trhuiiicr, res Pandora avt«

(Sm) Wan, \va.sliiii^, etc., W.i (iovernnient st.

(flenn, Richard, hartciKlcr, ('atedoniu saloon, cor (-ormorant. un«l Hton* hIh.

(iodin, H., barkeeper, Driard House.(}onna.son, Aaron, wood worker, (iue<ui ('Ity 'Maidng MMIh.Oordon, VVni., CUv Hakerv, .fohnson st.

(JKEKN, AHHDOVVN H.', Indhvn Keserve (VminiiHsion.(irant, VVni., sailniaker, at Wilton's, .fohnson st.

(ireen, Ij. I)., at lVt<'rs;)n's photo pillery, (Jovcrnnient st, roa ItlanchanI Hi.

(iunnison, H., machine hand at C. Haywurd'u.Hanim, I)., barkeeper, Driard House.

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jra'.penny, Mrs., (iressinakor, Fort st.

HAUUrSON & PUAEtJKIl, physicians and HurRoons, oltlcc Fort «t.

Ha.stie, .James, carpenter, rw Chatham nt.

Harvey, ('., Iieli)er, AU)ion Iron Works.Hall, Alf., tinsmith at D. Heal's, res. Johnson st.

Hami't;;n, (Jeorj^e, clerk at K. U. Prior's, ()<•• .•riunont st.

Hamilton, Alexander, stonecutter i\t J. Mortimer's, (}<)vernmont Ht.

hfajine, H,porter at H. Leiser's, res View st.

Harker, J. B., (I)elaney & (Jo.,) Yat^'s st, U't Langley and Wharf.Haslem, James, waiter. Terminus Hotel.Helmer, Wm., day clerk. Grand Pacific Hotel.Heins, .John, bartender, Vancouver House.Hill, A. E., Dominion lands survey Htaff.

Hin HinK, washing, etc., Douf^las st.

Horcli, Charles S., cooper at Maurman's, Wharf st.

Hodge, — , helper, Albion Iron Works.Hotson, John, porter, Burns & Cq., Yat<>H st.

Howard, Henry, compo.sitor. Daily Htandurd.Holness, J., butchiM', Hpring Ridge.Howard, H., tinsnuth, Taylor's, Johnson st.

Hooper, Miss S., emp Occidental Hotel.Holmes, Mrs., wid, res Douglas st.

Hudson, A. F., Centennial Restaurant, Government sHuntt^r, F]dwin E., wood worker. Queen City Pfaning Mills.Hiitton, (Jeorge, tobacco, ^ruit, etc., Johnson' st.

Ilkenhans, C. F., watchmaker, res View st.

Freland, Charles, caretaker drill shed.Janion, R. M., (R. C. Janitm & ('o.), Htore st.

Jackson, J. H., manager intelligence ottice, 521 Cioverinnent st.

JACOBY, Henry, merchant, res Rae st.

Jeffrey, Ricliard, Victoria gas works, resCormoraiit st.

Jenkins, Charles, carpenter, res Victoria.JOHNSON, YATES & JAY, barrlDtci-s-at-lP-w, notiiries, etc., T,f>ngley st

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Kamiya, R., Jai)anese Hazmir, Government st.

Kentre, C, helper, Albion Fron Works.Kettle, —, mat'liinest, AH>ion Iron Works.Kilcup, Walter, moulder, Albion Iron Works.Kruger, Louis, cook, Vancouver House.Law, Robert, helper, Albion Iron Works.Latham, S., machinist, Albion Iron Works.

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LATE ABBIVAL8. REMOVALS, COnilECTIONS. Etc.

LawsoM, L., fipir rtiaker, T. \i. & Co., Government 8t.

LawHon, J., brt'wer, Victoria Brewery. *«Lawtou, .loiiii K., runner, St. NicliolliB Hotel.Lawrence, Frcl, cook, New P^ngland Bakery, Government st.

Lam Kee & So., niereliant tailors, UI4 Fi.sguanl st.

LAKKIN, ('ON NOLLY it CO., contractorw for Es(|uimalt graving dock.Lane, C. C., emp T. N. liil(l)en& Co.'s, res head Jolin.son st.

Lewis, Ed., painter, res (lovernment St.

Legi.ighaui, , helper, Albion Iron Works.Leeluire, M., messenger Dominion telegraph office. Government st.

Leneveu, J)., ffoi'rand feed store, Yates st.

Lind ay, T. J., police ofTloer, barracks.Lowenstein, John, watchmaker, (J. E. Redtern, res Rtie st.

LOEWENBEU(}, HAUIilS & Co., real estat<' agents. Government st.

Marboeuf, Ij., chi'>f cook Driard House.Macbeath, Duncan (r., foreman at Muirhead & Mann's, res Victoria West.Macdonald, D. (>., stonecutter, J. Mortimer's, Government st.

Manson, J. D., butclier, res Michigan st, James liay.Marlow, I-., cigar maker, Kurtz * Co., Grand Puci'tic Hotel.Martin, Wal' 'r, bartender, Colonial Hotel. ..,X

Maiturs, J. './., Japanese Bazaar.Magee, John, Palace Saloon.Mathews, J. P., N. & Rosa., res Montreal st, James Bay.Mason, Wm., stair builder, at S. (Jrav's-MACDONALD, F. J., reporter, Daily Standard.Martin, Gi'orge, pattern maker, Albion Iron Works. ';-

Mallandaine, H, Jr., res Simcoe st.

McArthur, Mrs. Ada, compositor, Daily Standard, rcjs Johnson st.

McCallum, D., emp Bowman's stables."

McCoUom, Hugh, heljier, I. X. L. Boiler Works.Mc(>)nneli, J. P., wood worker, S. Gray's, res Herald .st.

McCulloch, G. A., cierk, Victoria Postxitlice, res Michigan st.

McDennott & Bu.sh, props CJarrick's Head, Bsistion st.

McDonald, A., mariner, res Douglas st.

McGinnis, , moulder, Albion Iron Works.Mcintosh, R., carpenter, res Yates st.

Mcintosh. J., clerk, Wm. W'lson it Co.'s.

McKay, W. J., compositor, Daily Times.McLachlan, C, bookeeper, F. D. & B., res VictoriaMcMilr.e, pattern maker, Albion Iron Works.McNeti' Jas., booker, Kurtz & Co., res Rae st.

McNeil J., River's Inlet cannery, res Yules st.

McTavish, Mrs., wid, res Humboldt st.

Menasher. G., cooper, Victoria Brewery.Mcntzel, Ernest, bartender. Bank Exchange Saloon.Metcalfe, Ed , manager London Market, cor Yates ami Douglas sts.

Minor, Thomas, painter, res Johnson st.

Miller, , helper, Albion Iron Works.Miller, Wm., booker, Kurtz «fe Co., res Spring Ridge. •

Michell, J. R., clerk, E. (J. Prior's, res Discovery st.

Mikuni, R., Japanese Bazaar. *

Morrell, D., steward, Driard House. ^hMoss, W., r'.;s Yates st, above Cook.Moss, George, clerk, E. J. Salmon & Co., Johnson st.

MUNN, HENRY, reporter, Daily Standard.Muschamp, E., bartender, Edinburgh House, vm- Yat<'s and Douglas sts.

Newman, Geo., tailor, res View sr.

Neil, Jas., butcher (V^an Volkr'nburgh & (!o.) (Jovermnent st.

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Nixon, I., sash and door maker (Qiieon City Plan. Mills).

NisliiyariLi. .S., .JapMiit'rte Buz.uvr.

O'JJrii'ii, Juo. A., butclioi (Van Volkonburgli & Vo.)O'CJlles, lish and fruit, Yates st.

OppenlioiuitM-, Soionion, elerk (O. Bros.) Wharf st.

On Hing, clothing, &o., Joluisoii st.

O'lleillv, Wni., clerk (White House) res Rae st.

Otto, VValt., barber (J. Colien's) Yates st.

Paine, W. H., elerk (E. H. Marvin) res. Nortli Park st.

Pankett, — , l)oiler maker, Albion Iron Works.Pacific IJrewery (J. Deacon, proj).) Herald st.

Pape, Johti, emp. Victoria Transfer (Jo.'s stables.

Parker, J no., bartender, Terminus Hotel.Pearson, —, machinist, Albion Iron Works.Pearce, Haml., clerk (Neufelder & Ross) res (Jeorge road.Pliilipps, Wm H., commercial engraver.Phillii)s, Geo., stove der.ler, 104 Store st.

Piercy, Jno , clerk (D. Spencer's) res Fort st.

Pope, T. A., draughtsman, Dom. liands Oilice,

Priest, Thos., brewer. Pacific Brewfry.Prout, Wm., lirunswick Hotel.

L. S. A., Lond. ; L. M. Ph. & Surg.

(jiovernment st.

Praeger, E. A.; L. F. P. & S., (Jlasg.

(Harrison & P.) Fort st.

Rabb, Wm., butcher (Van Volkenburgh & ('o.

Rappe, Chaa., watchmaker (Lange & Son) Government street.

li^iiner, F.. tinsmith, at A.&W. Wilson's.Rendell, Ed., shoemaker, Johnson st.

Reid, J., whohwale confectionery, Yates st.

P«ndall, Robt., resSimcoest.Rjfe, David, painter, at Smith & Rendell'.^.Richman, VVni., cabinet maker, Geo. L. Simpson's, Douglas st.

Richardson, Thos., biacksmith, W. C. Bryant's.Rich, Sam., moulder, Albion Iron WorKs.Robb, Bernard, painter, res Johnson st.

Ross, F., foreman (R. Lettice) res. Mich, street. .

Roskelly, Joe, beam hand, Rock Bay Tannery.Koach, Alb., head waiter, Vancouver House.Rowbottoni, G. W., butcher (Van Volkenburgh & Co.) res. Fort st.

Robitison, Katie, emp. (R. T. Williams) res. Jii-.urel Point.Kudge, Walter, marHe cutter, res Fisguanl st.

SAUNDERS, W. T., cook, res FIsguard st., next door to MiusonU; Hall.Sanford & Co., W. E. clothiei-s (wholesale) Hamilton, Ont.; A. Cowan, agt.Safercadi, Francis (Ind. goods) Johnson stre«?t.

Snowden, Northing P., Douglas House.Scott, Wm., Old Ship Inn, VVhaif st.

Schoessler, Chiis., fruit, tobacco, &c., 22 Johnson st.

Sclvcn, Very Revd., Archdeacon of Vancouver, res Bird Cage Walk.Sepiah, F. (boots and shoes) Johnson st.

SEGHERS, RT. REV. CHA8., Archbishop, res VictoriaSharp, D., tailor, Douglas st.

Shields, E., team.^ite (Goodacre's) res Cormorant st.

Shields, W., slaughterman (Goodacre's) res Cormorant st.

Sherborne, F. T., car|»enU>r, res Angel Hotel.Sime, V/m., shoemaker f Hooper &, Borde) Governi>;ent st.

Smith, Chas., King's Bakery, res Collinson st.

Smith, Geo., apprentice, NoVris' saddlery, Government st.

Smith, Henry, cook, Quet>n CFiop Housr, Yates st.

Smith, James (Harris «fe Hargrave's) res Superior st.

Souden, Thos., cabinet maker, res ('ormorant st.

Son on Lung & Co., nierchantH and tailors, 11 Store st.

Somerville, — , machinist, Albion Iron Works.

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Speed, J. W., shoemaker, res Soanich road.S])anholtz, Clias,, cooper, at Mauriuann's, Wharf Btreet.

Hpotts, K., bla(;kBtiiith, rew Johnson st.

Hpeers, (Jeo., Initclior (Metcalfe Bros.)Stevens, A., U'lunster ((Joodacre's) res Douglas st.

Btallard, Chas., plumber (J. Bradeu'i:) res Johnson st.

Stockahi, Chas., stripper (Kurtz & Co.)Byms, — , holler maker, Albion Iron Works.Taylor, Geo., oil dealer, Fort st.

Ttti Chong Yuen, mercliants. Cormorant st.

Tesche, E., butcher (Van V. & Co.) CJovernment st.

Tlumipson, A., pluFuber, at J. Htewart's, Yat<« st.

Thomas, J. li., cutter (A. Gihuore's) Johnson st.

Thompson, 11. B., dentist, office Government st.

ToUich, G., fish, fruit, &c., Johnson st.

Townsend, T. N. E., carpenter, res Superior st.

Trainor, A., teamster (H. Saunders') Johnson st.

Vanallman, J. C, prop. Commercial Hotel, cor. Douglas and Fisguard st.

Victoria Si)ring Mattrass Factory, 213 fort st., l)et. IJroad and Douglas.VINCENT, F.W., c'lshierand chief accountant C.P.N.Co., res BlanchardstWalmsley, P., cook, Iloyal Hotel.Wallinj, A. C, artist, res Quadra st.

Walker, R. H., blacksmith, Herald st.

Watson, Pierce, clerk (N. & lioss) res John st.

Wai Fong, surgeon, 521 Government st.

Wark, Chas., (enip. H. Waller) res. Michigan st.

Welsh, J., police officer. Rock Bay.Welmer, A. W., cigar maker, cor. Broad and Jolinson sts.

Wescott, A. E., clerk (T. Haughton's) Yates st.

Weicli, Rithet & Co., general merchants, Wharf st.

West, H., painter, res Victoria.Whytock, L. B., carpenter, res Fort st.

Worrell, F., baker (Nesbitt & Co.'s).

Worrell, Wm., baker (Nesbitt & Co.'s).

Wickens, A., foreman (J. Selil's) res Angel Hotel.Wiss, F., book-keeper (Van V. & Co.) (iovernment st.

Williams, D., boiler maker (Albion Iron Works).Withrow, Miss, artist, res Pandora ave.Widdowscn, Fred., (emp. Brown & White) Blanchard st.

Wood, Jerome, waiter (l)riard House).Wolf, P., delivery laan (Victo.-ia Brewery).Wolf, Louis, cigar maker (T. L. & Co.) Government st.

Worth, F, (Palace Saloon) Yates st.

Woodhead, E. A., clerk (W. House) res Vancouver House.Wreford, Walt., .stableman (Francis Stables).

Ye Yune & Co., groceries, inc., Cormorant st.

Yee Wo, merchant tailor, Cormorant st.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LIBRARY, cor. Govt.and Bastian sts.

JESSOP, JOHN, Inmiigration Airent to D(?minion Govt., res Yates st.

CKANQES, Etc., continued.

Page «.—Direct mail comnumication with San Francisco every eight days.PAQK 17.

Allan, N. W. Edinburgh House, cor Yatt^ and Doughus st«.

Adams, W. H., res Work Estate.

Adler, Julius, groceries, etc , F\)rt st., res James Bay.PAGE 18.

ANDREWS, JOHN A., clerk (H. B. Co.) res Garballv-

LATa ARRIVALS, BEMOTAL8, C0BRE0TI0N8, Etc.

ANDEKSOX, C. D. (A. & A.) 2a') Fort st., res cor Quadra and Fort sts.

ANDKIISON, R. A. (A. & A.) 205 Fort st., res cor Quadra and Fort 8t«.

Atwood, Kra.iiv (A. Ofner) res Cook st.

Babbaf^c, (ioo., '>lerk (Royal Hot«l) N. E. corner Fort and Douglas sts.

Page 19,— Rjikcr, Joseph H., shoemaker, res Henry st.

PAGE 21.

BLAIKLOCK, MRS. 8. A., widow, res Superior st.

Behnsen, Henry f^, foreman (Kurtz & Co.)Iklanger, Francis, carpenter, res and store Government st.

BANTLY, M., cigar manufacturer, 202 Johnson st.

Bland, Joseph, carpent<,'r, res Es<juiinalt road.Bloomfleld, Charles P., supt. city police, res Pandora st,

FAOE 22.

RONE, W. H. (T. N. Hibben & Co.) res Holgate, Topaze ave.Borde, August, help. (A, I, W.) res Chatham st.

Boucherat, J. (B. & Camsusa) res Pemberton st.

PAOE 24.

Burnes, Thomas S., brass moulder (A. I. W.) res American Hotel, Yates st.

Burnley, Charles E., manager Fulton Market and agent Oyster Bay OysterCo., res Yates st., bet Quadra and Vancouver.

PAGE 26.

Carter, Paris, hack driver, Pandora st.

Carrol, Thonuus, tinsmith (D. Heal's).Carter, Thomas Wm. (Carter Bros.) res Johnson st.

Carter, Thoma*,(emp M. W. Waltt & Co.) res George road

Cates, J., hack driver, res Rae at.

Cates, L., Vancouver Bakery, res Rae st.

CATON, .1. A. T. (('aton & Co.) manufacturers' agent, res Pioneer st.

Page 27.—Chantrell, John B. (Garesche, Green & C'o.) res James Bay.Page 2.S.—Conmiercial Hotel, cor Douglaa and Cormorant sts., proprietor

Vanallman, J. C.

PAGE 29.

Cook, F. P. (J. Hawkins) 210 Fort st, res .Johnson st.

COUGHLAN, JOHN ((!. & Mason) res cor Ssianich and Burnside road.COWAN, ALEX., conunission merchant, salesroom Wharf st., res F'ort st.

COWAN, M. H., res Fort st.

PAGE 80.

For Creech, Samuel, circulator Daily Times, read carpenter.For Croft Robert (manager Union t. & D. Co.) read Ooft William.For Cruckshank, Gt^o., clerk, «&c."» „„„,, n..,i„iroKo,,irFor Cruckshank! Geo.', tanner, [

'^^'^'^ Cruickshank.

(5ROASDALE, H, E., J. P. (C. & Jones) res Fort st.

CROASDAILE & JONES, real estate agents, office cor Government andBroughton sts.

Cusack, W. li., clerk, (emp S. Pitts, Yates st) res Pandora st.

CRUICKSHANK, GEORGE, clerk Bank British Columbia, Govt st.

Cruickshank, Geo., tanner, res Henry st.

PAGE 31.

For California Saloon, James Daley prop., read Caledonia Saloon.DAVIE, HON. A. E. B., res Michigan st.

DALBY, WM., manager Belmont Boot and Sh<K» Factory, res Pandora st.

Daley, James, pn»p Caledcmia Saloon, cor Store and Cormorant st«.

Dempster, Pt'ter, blacksmith (Wm. Grimm; res Rock Bay.DAVie, THEODORE, M. P.P. (Davie & W.) barrister-at-law, office cor.

Langley and Fort sts, res Courtney- st.

Davies, Phillip J., farmer, res Cook st,

PAGE 32.

Deasy, Thomas, messenger Dom. Govt.

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hkra ABRlVAIifl, REMOVALS. CORREOTIONB, Etc..

PAGE 33.

D(>iJC}IiAH, MRS. J. W.. wld., Michigan 8t.

I)K COSMOS, HON. A., rcH Fort st.

Doig, I)., (^Icrlt Hank of H. N. A., res Douglas Houhc.DOitiMAN, W. H., cifik, P. O. Irisp. otTlce, res Mieliigaii st., James Bay.Douglity, CJeorge, brusli maker, Fort st.

PAGE 34.

For Elford, Tlioinas, read Elford, Wm.For Elia, T. R.. read J. R.F.)r Eliiott, Win., res Pandora ave., read Quadra st.

l>ii(igeon, .lames, res Yates st

Duive, H. A. (Kurtz «fe Co.) res cor Blanchard and Hendd sts.

lOiliott, Wm., stonecutter, res Quadra st.

FAUn, David M., prop Grand Pacific Hotel, cor Johnson and Store sts.

PAGE 35.

Eiphiustone, Roger, house carpenter, res Quebec st.

Elj.vorth, James, bricklayer, res King's road.EVANS, FLITCROFT (Evening Post) reporter, res View st, nearCiuadra.Fairbairn, Wm., boiler maker, res Princess ave.

PAGE 30.

FINLAISON, C. S., chief clerk customs, res Quebec st., James Ray.Field, Edwin, salesman (H. Jewell).J'indley, Hugh, machinist, shon Waddington alley, res Rock Ray.Findley, Wm., machinist, W'lcldington alley, res Rock Ray.FLETCHER, E. H., Post OlHce InspecU)r, res Cook st.

PAGE 37.

Ford, M., shoemaker, res Boomerang Hotel.PAGE 38.

GAMBLE, F. C, C.E., ) Kimrston stCiAMBLE, A. G. (see Woods, Turner & Grtmble)N.W. i

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PAGE 39.

Good, Henry, res Fort st.

GOODACIIE, L., prop Queen's Market, S. W. cor Govt and Johnson sts.

PAGE 40.

For Graham, J. A., read Grahame, J. A.Green, H. H., compositor (Colonist) res .Johnson st.

GREEN, R. E., Dominion Govt. Savings Bank, res Ross Bay villa.

PAGE «1.

For Gregg & Son, read Gregg, A., & Son.li'or Gwennap, James, Princess st., read Pioneer st.

Griffiths, John, book-keeper (Goodacre's) res Pandora st.

Grissmer, August, artistic tonsor, Vic. Batlis, 59 Johnson st., res Douglas st.

PAGE 42.

Harrison, Henry, M. R., etc., res Vancouver st.

Harvey, Edward l

Harvey, H. j- res near Government House.Harvey, Rout j

HAIiRIS & HARGRAVES, surveyors and architects. Govt. st. nearFort St., upstairs.

Harrison, Eli, importer and dealer in paints, cor Douglas and Pandora sts.

PAGE 43.

For Hendry, Tiiomas (Mason & H.) read (Manson & H.)Haynes, Albert, emn Thomaa Harding, Vancouver Bakery.HEISTERMAN, H. F. & Co., real estate agents, office Gove

PAGE 46.

Horn, H. R., emp H. Bornstein, res Dallas road.

Horner, Jolin, clerk (Wm. Denny) res Bay st.

Howe, George, clerk (Brown Jug Saloon) res Rae st.

Government st.

L\TE ARRIVALS, REMOVALa. CORRECTIONS. Etc.

PAOE 46.

HUMPHREYS, HON. THOMAS B., res cor Rlanchard and FlHRuard ste.

Huson, A., res No. 8 Store st., near Govt.Huson, A. Wni., groceries and cracker ukery, No. 8 Store st.

Irwin, H. G. J., clerk (0 Strauss & Co.) res Superior st.

PAGE 47.

JAY & CO., seed merchants, 118 Fort st., nurseries on Cools st.

JAY, GEO,, Jr. (Jolinson, Y. & J.) solicitor, res Nortii Park st.

Jacklin, I)., stove moulder, Albion Iron \^\)rk8, res Herald st.

JAMIESON, ROBERT, clerk (T, N, Hibben & Co.) res Quadra st,

Jewell, Henrv, gen. dealer, S. W. cor Yates and Douglas sts., res Fort st.

JOHNSTON^, J., clerk, M. W. Waitt & Co., res Yates st.

PAOE 48.

For Jones, T. D., L. 8, D., read Jones, T. J., L. 8. D.

PAGE 49.

Ke(ist, Mrs. A., res Henry st.

Jones, Wm. R , cigar-maker, Kurtz & Co., res Broad st., cor Johnson.Kent, C. H., book-keeper, Oaresche, Green & Co,, Govt, st., res Yates st.

King, Charles H., foreman stripjier department, Kurtz & Co., res Ka>ie st.

PAGE 50.

Knauss, Thomas R., cigar maker, Kurtz & Co., res John.son st.

KURTZ, JO TN (Kurtz & Co.) cigar manufacturer, res Yates st.

PAGE 51.

Lawson, Wm. G., general repairing. Broad st., cor Trounce.LEA8K & CO., merchant tailors, 211 Fort st,, near Douglas.

PAGE 69.

Lenz, Moses (York & L.) res Pandora ave.For Linnekcr, Charles, "j

For Ijinneker, Edward, V read Lineker.For Lisset & Linneker, J

Loyd, W. C, cigar maker, T. & L & Co., res Commercial HotH.PAGE 64.

After MARVIN, EDGAR, read Vice-Consul, U.S.A.PAGE 66.

Ma.stin, Edw., cari>enter, res cor Pandora and Quadra sts.

Matthews, J, W., boot and shoe maker, Yates st.

MATTHEWS, RICHARDS & TYE, hardware, iron machinery, &c.Maynard, A. H., foreman, R, Maynard's, res John st.

McAlister, A., pilot, res cor Store and discovery sta.

PAGE 66.

McKechnie, M. E. A,, printer. Standard, res Cormorant st.

PAGE 67.

MoMICKING, R. B., J. P., manager Victoria and Esquimalt TelephoneCo., res Bird Cage Walk.

McKeon, A., cutter, Belmont Boot and Shoe Factory, res Blanchard st.

McKillican, W, D, ("McK. & Anderson) res View st.

MACLAUGHLIN, JOSEPH H., Dominion Govt. Savings Bank, res corPandora st and Fernwood road.

Maclaughlin, Thomas, carriage maker, Wm. Grimm, res cor Pandora stand Fernwood road.

PAGE 68.

METCALFE BROS., proprs Victoria Meat Market, cor Johnson st andWaddington alley.

PAGE 69.

For Mllten, Wm., clerk, read cook.Millingtoji, Wm., butcher, Goodacre's, res Fort st.

LATE ARRIVAL8, REMOVALS. OORRCCTIUNa, Eio .

PAGE 60.

For Mortimer, TlionuiH, 201 (Jnvorntiu'iit Ht., reiwlFort st.

Moore, .Iiio. .J., <lruK><iHt, ren S K. ear Liiiigley .st.

Morrow, I). W., elcrk, Victoria Post OlHce, rva Burnside roud.

PAGES 01 & 02.

Miinro, CJeorge E., boolc-lieeper, J. I). Warren'n.NKHBITT «& V,0., proprs H. (;. Craciter FacU)ry, Fort st.

NeHl)itt 8. I)., (N. * (;o.). res Fort st.

Oakcs, Peter, JV V. Cracker Factory, Fort st.

PAGE 03.

OSTERHOUT <fe (X)., proprH Briiiiswit'k Hotel, cor Yates & Doiisias ata,

i'idmer, A. H., clerk, (). Bros., res North' Park st.

PAGE 64.

Penwell, Chas. T., read Penwill.Pierce, John, carriage-snaker, PowcII'h, Johnson st.

PEIIKINS, W. H. H., Fort St., near Vancouver st.

Peterson, Louis, photoj^raphcr, 112 Government st.

Pettingell, B. V. (P. & Co.) res Itae st.

PAGE 66.

POIjLARD, WM., barrist-er-at-Iaw, off.ce lianRley st., res "'I'he Haw-thorn's," JJurnside road.

PAGE 60.

POWELL, LIEUT.-COL. J. W., M. D., res cor Vancouver st andBurdett ave.

POWERS, T. F., Employment Agency Offlce, liangley st.

PRIOR, EDWARD GAWLER, dealer in agricultural implements andhardware, Govt, st., bet Yates and Johnson sts.

PAGE 67.

RAYMUR, MR8., widow, res James Bay.REDFERN, C E., watchmaker and jeweler, Govt, st., Ijet Fort an(}

Broughton st., res cor Bellville an»l St.Jolm st.

READ, J. M., custom shoemaker, Johnson st., res Queen's ave.

PAGE 08.

RHODES, HARRY, clerk. Bank of B. C, res Yater. st.

Richard, Z. M., cigar maker, etc.

Robinson, R., poultry rancher, res N. Park st.

PAGE 69.

Boss, Dixi H. TNeufelder & Ross) res Frederick st.

ROYAL HOTEL, N. E. cor Fort & Douglas st«., Spencer & Phillips, prps.PAGE 70.

Savory, W. J. R., fish, fruit, etc., Yates st.

Sears," Joseph, res cor Fort and Vancouver sts.

Shade, G., shoemaker, H. Mansell's, res Fort at.

Sherk, Jacob, turner, res Henry st.

PAGE 71.

SEABROOK, R., .salesman, Welch, R- «& Co.PAGE 72.

SIFFKEN, W. C, res Quebec st.

SHOREY, H. & CO., wholesale clothing.

Sims,' Wm.l^'^P Metcalfe Bros.

Sims, Walter, butcher, res head of Pandora nve.

SIMPSON, DONALD, merchant tailor. Fort st , near Broad.Simpson, Geo. L., new and second-hand furniture, Douglas st.

Smith, A. J., res Superior st.

PAGE 73.

SMITH, JOHN L., cigar maker, Kurtz & Co. .

LATE AntUVALS, REMOVALS. OUUUEOTIOMS, SlO.

Smith, .TtiuH's, hivrtondcr, North Paciflf HiiIo(»u, eor Govt and Yates nt.

SOMMKIl, JOSEPH, iiiamifactunT of piiitmrs, inirrorH uiui fmiiu«, '20}»

(fovt Mt., riM P'ort Ht.

SiK'i'd, Jaiiu'H VV., carpeiit<'r, res Baunich roiwl.

HiMJiice, Wir>., Jr., thisinitli, ros Yates st.

PAGE 74. ^

SPRING, C, Kentleinan, res Rellvllle st.

For 8t. I'liarlcH Hotel, read I<]diul)urj!:li House, H. E. cor Yat«s and Douplns8t«., Allan, N. VV., i)rop.

Steers, (!harles, eariK'iiter, J. P. Uurnfs" Johnson st.

Stunnurd, John S., salesman, VV..1. Wi i> & Co., res James Bay.

PAQE 76.

STEPHENS, COL. 11. J., (^)nr,ul, U. S. A., temporary res Montreal st.

Stewart, James, clerk A. McLean's, rei; Kingston,Strahle, Paul, upholsterer, 218 Fort st., het Hroad and Douglas sts.

Streicher, Chas., cigar maker, Kurtz & Co., Fort st.

PAGE 78.

Swearingen, Henry, painter. R. Tjcttice, Rroad st.*

Tanner, Stophen, nigr Vict. Truck * Dray Co. stables, res Piojieer st.

Tavlf^r, F\, cabinet maker, res Douglas st.

TEMPLEMAN. WM., editor Daily and Weekly Times.

PAGE 77.

Tiedemann, H. O., architect, office Govtst., res James Ray.TIPPINS, WM. J., prop Victoria Candy Factory, 212 Fort st.

PAGE 78.

VAN NSVEL, Rev. J. A., St. Andrew's Cathe<lral,View st., and PrincipalSt. Louis College.

Van Volkenburgh, Benjamin (Van V. * Co./ res Vancouver A .lohnsonstM.VERNON, V. A., J. P.', res Park st.

PAGE 79,

Veitch, W., blacksmith, res cor Edward and Russel sts., Victoria West.VICTORIA BREWERY, 8. E. cor Govt and Discovery sts., Loewen *

Erb, i)rops.

Vienna, Poncho, clerk (George Vienna) Govt st.

Waldren, A. J., teamster, res Vancouver House.Walker, John W., police officer, res Herald st.

Wall, Edmond .lames, clerk, res Springville.WALI ER, Henry, prop B. C. Candy Factory, Fort st.

PAGE 80.

WELCH, RITHET & Co., general merchants, etc.

Watson, W., iron moulder, Albion Iron Works, Herald st.

Webb, George, res Royal Hot<;l.

Wells, Fred. J., Bowman's stables, View st.

PAGE 81.

White, Edward (Brown & White) r&s Yates st.

Whitefield, Charles, wood turner. Queen City Ping. Mills, res Royal Hotel.Whitworth. Miss L., Heathorn's Shoe Factory.WILBY, WM., clerk, M. W. Waitt & Co., res CDr Fort and Douglas sts.

Wilcox, Joe, waiter, Ttrminus Hotel.PAGE 82.

Wilson, Thomas, plumber, res Pandora st.

PAGE 83.

Winters, R. K., barber, Portland Hair Dre-s^sing Saloon, res Pandora st.

Woolcock, James, B. C. Soap Works, res Pioneer st.

For Wood, Caton & Co., read J. A. T. Wood.

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For Woottcn, K. K. \ rcml VVoottoii.

For Wootti'ii, H. H. j

Wrif^loHWortli, J(>H«>p>i, family gr<)Ct>r and ngcut for Liiiu' (;o., 8. K. corneriUiiiicluinl iiiid YjiU'8 8tH.

PAGE 84.

For (hin Lun Tay Tea Htoro, n-ad ( Juiii Luii Tay.YATKS, J. STIIAUT, barriMtcr-at-law, ri'H Cralgie Lea; also see Johnson

Y. * Y.Yiiiiiig, J. (J., Albion Iron Works.Y-xing, liOiiis (Y. & Ikos. ) (jovrrnnifnt st.

JJovv, Yu(>n & Co., importers of mi'rcliandise, Cormorant st.

PAGE 86.

Kwong Fook, (Chinese mcrchandi.sc, Cormorant st.

PAGE 88. ;,,

Wylde, E. A., clerk, Hank B. C.For (Jcorge ('ruckshank, read ('rulckshank, OeorRe.For J. S. Milligan, read T. S. Milligan.For H. Heaven, read H. It. Heaven.For D. Davidson, read Alex. Davidson.For Jack, Mrs. A., read Jack, Mrs. J., widow, Superior st.

PAGE 80.

Victoria Lodge—for L. (i. McQuade read Walter S. Chambers, and for

David Hontleld read Dfeivid Hamtleld.

PAGE 91.

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Court Northern Light—for H. Thornhill read H. Cathcart.

PAGE 92.

For Militia Band read Prof. Haynes.

PAGE 93.

J. J. Robinson, boat builder.

PAGE 91.

For College School, Beacon Hill read Church Hill.

Charles Gabriel, crockery «lealer.

Johnson, James, expressman, cor Govt and Fort sts., res James Bay.

PAGE 96.

Among Hospitals read Marine Hospital.

PAGE 97.

Read AUSTIN, J. J., notary public. Govt st.

JOHNSON, EDW. M., cor Govt and Bastion sts.

PAGE 98.

For Fawsett, R. W. read Fawcett, R. W.Read Rowbotham, J. H., physician and surgeon, res Pandora ave.

PAGE 100.

WOODS, TURNER & GAMBLE, for Woods & Turner.

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MOHUN E., C. E.; present address, Ladner's Landing.DeWitt, Joseph, farmer do doDeWitt, J. W., do do do

PORT MOODY.

C. T. CONOVER, Secretary Pioneer Mills.

JOSEPH DOiJKRILL, Treasurer Pioneer Mills. . _-

ADAMS, S., retired from business, res View st.

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lU'lmont Tamiiiifj C«) 144Moskowitz, J. & A 144Hduclu-rat «k ( 'aiumiwi IMfl

Hrackiiiaii iV Klt 144Hravt'iinan, I Ill'

HnuiHWIck Haiko ('oIIcikIct Co., sci'

ifft-haiul sidf of Vixuv.

Humes, T. J 14.')

HyriU's, (ico V2HCalhoiiii, Win. A si'o back coverCauieroii, W. (} 8H, UO, 1!M», 2(M)

CuinlM'li, Frank 33Can-, Hiehaid 121Clarke, \V. K 128

Colbert, .lobn 14')

Con^lilan «& Mason . . 7 «& front cover( 'oulter «fe Co HOC buck cover( "roft & An^UH 19.3

I)all)v, .loiin 172DaviH A MeCoskery 20((

DeHee!; HroM. & Co 153DeWiederbold & Co 112Devinc, K<1.& Co 141)

Dillon, n.V 80DiPKwall, W. M 17;{

Dodd, W. W 1»HDominion 8uw Mill Co see in.side

back coverDunsnniir, Robt. & Son 14.5

Earle, Tbomas 24Elliott, Win. A 102Elson, W 172Fell & Co 1

Ferris, W. D 172Findlay, Durham & IJrodie 113(iuresche. Green t& Co 5Cieisler, Fred VVm 17«Gowen, Tliomus 136Gray, Hamuel 3Gre^g, A. & Son 89Grimm, Wm 137Gilmore, A 201Hayward, ('harles 128Heathorn, Wm 10.5

Heisterman, H. F. & Co 137Hendry, John .

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Henb'y's Celery, Hei-f i\: Iron seetoj) of ri^bt band of pa^e

Hibbfii, T. N. <v Co.. ..set' front coverand l.T), 144, 18.'), 1»;J, 213, 216

Homer .v Son 16(»

Home, A. (}. A Son 07Hotz, Miss K 82Hnniber, M 178Inslev, .1. K Hee back coverJane,' John 200Johnson, Walker* Flett 121Johnson it Co 172Jolmson, Cliarles .1 104Johnstone A Smith 2Kellv, nn 176Knijilil Bros 176

Lnngley * Co 89Lawson, A. W 10)Law, llol)ert 172

Lilley, H. A 112Lewis & <^'o 5Marnnion, Joseph 172Munson, M 96Manson a Hendry 112Mansell, HMarii, J . A 177

Mayer, Alex. * Co 96McC'urtiiey, W. E., & Bro 204McColl, Wm see back coverMcDowell, W. J 16 and see back

coverMcNanghten, C?. M 153McLaren, J. C 209Muirhead * Mann 104

Maynard, Geo. H additional list,

page 7Osborne * Alexander, near titU? pageOccidental Hotel .... see front coverPacific Saw Manufacturing Co. . 5Pearson, H. H.. . .see top of left-hand

of pagePeruvian Bitters .... see right-hand

side of pagePither, Luke 120

Pointer, N 33Port Moody Gazette at buck xviPrior, E. G 217Prothero, W. & Co 161

Puljlication office of B. C. Direc-tory 11.5, 188,21.5

Rae, Wm 161

Rand, Bros 112

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". K see front coverRichardson, R. }3 lloRol)son, I). A- Co 1(58

Rothschild * I'^lircnpfort 5San P'runcisco (Jhroniclc. sec i)ottoni

of ritiht-haiid pageHcoullar, K. * Co see front coverSell!, Jacob 105(Shannon .v Co see front coverSlieurs iSi Page iJ44

Short, Ifenry o, 172Sliotholt, TiioniaH . . . .see front coverSonuner, JoHe|)h 145Steinler * Karie 24Stirsliv, I''ran:'> 172Slraiile, J., & Co 21()

Sullivan, Artluir \V 14!)

Suter, J. K 1J»2

Thompson, Tiionias l-i'

Times, Daily and Weekly . . 201 andset' hack cover

PAGKTipi)ins, W. J see back coverTolmie, Al.J l.')2

Townsend, VVm. B 1(50, 172Trap]), J$ros 1(51 and front coverTugwcll, Thomas 109Tnrnbnll, James 21(!

' Turner, IJeeton & Co. . .120 and backcover

! Taylor, S. P., & Co 6I Vancouver Coal Mining Co see

inside back coverWard, Roht. & Co.. .17 & front coverWardle, James 17(5

Watkins, Richard 9(>

Wcilcr, John 172Webi), Joseidi 97Williams, li. T. . . .see l)ottom of left-

hand of page; also 11.5, 144Wils(m, A.& WWilson, W. & J see back coverWolz, Wm. . . see hot. lcft-)iand i)ageWoods, Turner <fe (.amble KiO

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Best Styles of Ranges, Cooking and Heating Stoves.

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TELEPHONiesil.j WORKS, SAANIGH ROAD.

Office, Government St., Victoria, B. C.

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Victoria City-General Progress.

The City was incoqjorated in 1862. The last census, taken in 1881, gave a

population of 7,000, exclusive of Imlians; but, estimating from the additional names

since our last Directory was issued (1882-3), it is safe to state that the population of

Victoria City has increased 40 per cent., and, taking the estimate usually taken

by Directory Compilers, Victoria Afw at present about 12,000 inhabitants. There has

been a general business revival in nearly all branches, and to-day Victoria ranks

among the foremost cities on the nortli-west coast in respect to manufacturing and

commerce. The harbor is thronged with shipping, and her ocean ti-ade extends

to Europe, Australia, China, United States, Mexico, South America, and in fact to

all parts of the world —amounting last year (1884) to $2,638,894 in exports, while her

imports reached $3,475,735. A submarine telegraphic cable crosses the Gulf of

Georgia at Nanaimo and connects the city with the mainland of B. C, another

crossing the Strait of Fuca to Washington Territory, and from thence eastward to all

parts of the world, affording excellent telegraphic facilities. '1 here is direct mail

communication with San Francisco every ten days, and a daily overland mail lia

Paget Sound. A tri-weekly service to l)oth the mainland and eiist coast of

Vancouver Island. There is a useful telephonic system witliin the city, and the

streets are lighted by electric lights. Possessing large and well appointed schools

and private seminaries—excellent institutions for education, a mechanics' institute

with a complete and valuable library of choice works, musical societies, hospitals for

the care of the sick, and good homes for orphan children are provided. An eflticient

fire department, composed of several companies, and the large and increa.sing nund)er

of visitors, together with the many manufactories in full operation, is an indication

of the life, growth and activity of Victoria City.

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.Since the last issue of tin B. C. Directory there has been marked improve-

ment tliroughout the entire city, and it is estimated that not less tlian 250

new buildings have been erected during the year 1884, with an expenditure of over

§600,000.

BOOK BINDERY.

R. T. William's Book Binding and Blank Book E.stablishment is situated on

Broad street, opposite View, containing the most complete machinery for binding,

ruling, perforating, numbering, and all the general appliances for the above work;

lieing the most complete establishment of this kind north of San Francisco. Seven

persons are employed.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Jas. E. McMillan's Book and Job Printing B'stablishment, Fort p.treet, gives

employment to five persons, and has the latest degigns of type, presses, &c. Jobwork of all descriptions is printed at this office.

MuNROE Miller's Steam Book and Job Printing Office, on Johnson street,

contains presses and type of the latest designs.

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Thk Government Steam Book and Job Printing Office, at the Government

Building, is used only for Government work, and has all modem improvements in

presses and type.

For color printing see salmon label printing. For other job printing offices see

newspapers.

BOILER MAKERS.John Robertson, Boiler Maker and Blacksmith, has his works on Store

street, opposite the Telegraph Hotel. The establishment is well furnished with all

the plant required for boiler making.

The I. X. L. Steam Boiler Shop, comer Government and Pembroke streets,

Wm. Godfrey, proprietor, has all necessary machinery for general boiler making.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORIES.The British Columbia Boot and Shoe Store, on Government street, is the

oldest establishment of the kind in the province, having been started in 186''' by its

present proprietor, Henry Mansell. The custom department is conducted exclusively

by white labor. All the modern styles are introduced. Number of men employed

;it present, 13.

Victoria Boot and Shoe Factory, Government street, Wm. Heathom, pro-

prietor, was established in 1872, and employs at present about 80 hands,

manufacturing from 40 to 50 thousand pairs yearly, valued at $100,000. Since our

last publication Mr. Heathom has enlarged his factory and is at present making

preparations to manufacture with steam power a larger variety of boots and shoes.

There is also a tannery connected with this establishment, which is situated at Rock

Bay.

George H. Maynard, Proirietor of the City Boot and .Shoe Store, on Fort

street, is employing from eight to ten skilled mechanics. All white labor.

Belmont Boot and Shoe Factory, situated on Government street, W. Dalby,

manager, turned out during the past twelve months 28,000 pairs of boots and shoes,

valued at $70,000. Number of hands employed, 75. This firm has a tannery at

Belmont in Esquimalt district.

The People's Shoe Store, on Johnson street, has also a custom department

connected with their store.

The Queen's Boot and Shoe Store, comer Government and Yates, Gallick &Morris, proprietors, is also manufacturing for the trade, and employ about 30 hands.

BREWERIES.

The Victoria Brewery, Loewen & Erb, Proprietors, is located on the comer

of Government and Discovery streets. It is the pioneer, established in 1858, brewing

about 150,000 gallons of beer per year.

The Phcenix rewery, north-west comer Yates and Blanchard streets, was

established in 1868 by Chas. Gowen, its present proprietor. Its capacity is about

60,000 imperial gallons a year. Malting capacity 200 tons per year. The Phoenix

Brewery porter is noted throughout British Columbia.

John Leahy's Brewery is situated on Johnston, between Douglas and Blanchard

streets, and was formerly known as Bunster's. It has a larger capacity than any

other brewery in British Columbia.

The Lion Brewery, on Queen's avenue, has been of late re-opened by Peters hDavis, and is doing an extensive trade. They brew the celebrated Felsen Beer.

R.T. WILLIAJVIS,Book-Binder and Blank Bock Manufactnrer

BilOAD STREET, VICTORIA.

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The Bavaria, on Fort street, owned by Harry Waltlier, haa established a

reputation of brewing beer second to none in quality.

Carter Bros.' Brewery, on Johnson street, is doing a good business, and is

noted for their superior article of porter.

Tiger Brewery, on Fort street, is engaged in the manufacture of excellent ale.

BRICK YARDS.Victoria Pioneer Steam Brick Yard, Coughlan k Mason, proprietors, is

located on Saanich road, comer of Bumside road, and gives employment to a

number of men in the manufacture of bricks and vitrified iron stone sewer pipes.

The work turned out is in good demand and the firm commands an extensive trade.

M. TIuMBER, proprietor of a large brick yard, on Saanich road, is employing

a numberôf^hands turning out a large number of first-class bricks yearly.

BRUSH FACTORY.Brush Factory, G. & J. Doughty, Proprietors, is on Foit street, and is the

only brush factory in British Columbia. The goods made are equal if not superior

to any imported.

CANDY MANUFACTURERS.This industry is well represented by H. A. Lilley, Douglas street, near Johnson,

vhere candies and confectioneries of the best quality are manufactured, and orders

receive prompt, attention. Also by H. Waller and W. H. Tipp'.ns, on Fort street,

and F. Bauman, on Yates street.

CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

Wm. Grimm's Carriage Factory was established in 1870. It occupies a

frontage of 90 feet on Johnson street, and is the largest in Victoria, manufacturing

carriages, wagons, &c., of every description, and employing from eight to ten men.

Mr. Grimm also imports the latest styles of carriages, buggies, &c., doing an

extensive business in that brancî of industry.

McKenzie & Me-ston, o.i Government street, are established since 1877,

employing a number of men in the carriage and wagon manufacturing business.

They are also importers in their line of business.

CIGAR BOX FACTOFv'Y.

Mr. D. W. Higgins is the proprietor of this new enterprise. It has a capacity

of 350 boxes a day, and will stop the importation of Chinese made cigar boxes from

California. Only white labor is employed.

CIGAR FACTORIES.Kurtz & Co.'s Factory, next to Wells Fargo & Co. 's "express, occupies the

entire upper portion of the building as well as an office down stairs. The factory is

the largest of its kind in the province, and employs exclusively white labor, giving

constant employment to about 20 cigar makers and 10 boys. The tobaccos used are

imported from Havana.

The T. & L. Cigar Factory is situated at 339 Government street, up-stairs,

next to the post office. It was established in 1882 and employs now 14 cigar makers

and seven boys. Their cigars, known as the T. & L., have a good reputation and are

sold througli>ut the entire province. Joseph L. Levy is the manager of the factory,

and none but white labor is employed.

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M. Bantly, the proprietor of the cigar factory on Johnson street, is also

employing only white labor, and manufactures a good article of cigars.

COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

Stemler & Earle's Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills, on Wharf street, are

doing an extensive business in all kinds of spices and ground coffee. They have

added to the above the manufacture of baking powder (The Pioneer) which is equal

to the best imported brands.

CRACKER BAKERIES.

Hdson & Moss, proprietors of the cracker bakery formerly owned by Joseph

Rhode, on Store street, near Johnson, manufacture pilot bread, soda, and sugar

crackers; employing four men,

Nesbitt & Co.'s Cracker Factory is situated at the lower end of Fort street;

fitted up with all the requisite machinery, driven by a three horse-power engine.

FOUNDRIES.The Albion Iron Works Co. (limited), situated on Store, Chatham, Discovery,

and Herald streets, occupies about 16 town lots. These works were establi -hed

in 1862 by Mr. Jos. Spratt and were incorporated in 1882. The machine shop is

250x50, 2 storips high, replete with all modern machinery and capable of turning out

the best class of work. There are three foundries, one for stoves, 60x110; one for

machinery, 90x50; and one for other work, 100x50. All fitted with large cupolas and

powerful cranes. The brass foundry is fitted with four retorts of various sizes.

Blacksmith shop, 90x50, with eight blast fires, five-ton steam hammer, steam punch,

and shearing machine. Boiler shop, 240x50; most complete establishment on

the coast; two steam punches, 2 lever punches, one pair steam shears, two pair

lever shears, two steam drills. Have now on hand eight engines, from eight-inch to

46-inch bore, and have a large contract with the railroad contractors for bridge iron

and iron for cars and locomotives. The brass foundry shop, 65x30, is well fitted with

lathe, slotter, &c. In the basement is the bolt shop, where may be seen a very large

bolt forging machine, automatic tapping machines, and several bolt cutters. These

tools are all driven by two large boilers and four engines, situated in different

departments. They have turned out about 2,500 stoves this season, and are yet

unable to supply the demand. Average pay roll, 130 men, and wages amount to

$7,000 per month. Large outfit of hand tools; fire-proof warehouse; brick pattern

shop, three stories high, with newest styles of lathes for wood turning; circular saw;

band saw; jig saw, &c. Robert Dunsmuir, president; R. P. Rithet, vice president;

W.P. BuUen, secretary; A. Gray, manager.

The Novelty Iron Works, on Store street, Thomas Gowen, proprietor, has

been established alx)ut six years. The macliine shop is 50x32 feet, two stories high,

and contains, on the ground floor, three lathes and one drilling and boring machine,

driven by steam; on the second story is a pattern shop. Many of the steamers running

in these waters have been supplied with compound steam engines made at this

establishment.

Wilson Bros.' Iron and Brass Foundry is situated near the comer of Herald

and Qovemment iitreets, and contains a cupola of three tons capacity.

SALMON LABEL PRINTING.

Mr. D. W. Hiooins, proprietor of the Colonist, having been the first to introduce

ateam cylinder printing, is also the pioneer of chromatic printing. The whole of the

For Rubber Stamps of Every Description go to p T \A/ 11 I I A K/j QBROAD STREET, OPPOSITE VIEW. '\' ' ' V I I— I— I /^JVI VJ

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TflY>HEJvJbEY'sCElsEF^Y,t5EEf AND IRONVICTORIA CITY—GENERAL PROGRESS. «3

colored labels for the salmon canneries of Britith Columbia were last year printed by

Mr. Higgins. Thirty hands are employed.

Mr. Munroe Miller, on Johnson street, is about to embark in the business of

salmon lal)el printing, and has imported an excellent printing press for that purpose.

SODA AND SYRUP WORKS.Chrlstopher Morley has erected a new sotla and syrup works, i'.> W'iiddingfcon

alley, where the manufacture of soda water, lemonade, ginger ale, root ))itter8, Ac,

is carried on.

A. Phillips is the proprietor of the Pioneer Soda Water and .Syrup W'orks,

which are situated on Yates street, near wharf, and commands an extensive trade.

SOAP WORKS.Pendray & Co.'s Soap Factory.—This is the only soap factory in British

Columbia. It is located on Humboldt street and comprises very extensive Imildings;

the main building being 60x40 feet, the warehouse 00x30, a storeroom 20x10, a black-

smith shop 16x16, and a carjjenter shop 60x10 is connected with the estaldiahiiient.

The amount of tallow used per week is 10,000 pounds. The quantity of liousehold

soap manufactured per week is over 18,000 pounds. The various kinds of aoap

manufactured are the tallow crown soap, the blue and red English model soap, and

toilet soaps of every description.

SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.Sash and Door Factory, Muirhead & Mann, Proprietor.^, in situated on

Con.stance street. The main building, fronting the harbor, is 50x80 feet. The

boiler house is in the rear. On the opposite side of the road is a two story Ijuilding,

40x70 feet, used as a store for sashes, &c. The factory contains a 30 hor.se-jiower

high-pressure engine, 24-inch planer, eight-inch molder, cutting and rip siiws, emery

and lathe wlieels. On the second story there are two moulding machines, one

panel, one tenoning, and one mortising machine; a jointer witli cross cut, band and

rip saws. The firm has constantly on hand semi-circidar gutters and pointed pickets

for fencing, ix "^ number of hands employed is 18.

Smith & Clark's Sash and Door FAcnoRY is situated on tlie comer of Langley

and Fort streets. The 'iiain building is 40x60 feet, tlie joiner's shop 44x20 feet, and

the warehouse on Fort street 50x24 feet. The machinery consists of moulding

machine, planer, emery grinder, two mortising machines, with cutting off, rip, jig

and band saws. This finn employs 31 men.

C. Hayward'.s Sa.sh and Dooh Factory is situated on the corner of Langley and

Broughton streets, and is 75x30 feet, two storie.s in height. The sawmill is 45x;i0

feet, and the warehouse 40x30 feet, two stories high. The first floor of the factory

contiiins band and rip saws, one surfacer, two stickei'.^, circidar saw 4() inclies in

diameter, tenoning and mortising machines. On the same llot)r are two turning

lathes, boring, doweling, shaping and mortising machines, and crescent saws. Thesteam engine is of .35 horse-power. Number of men employed, 12.

SAW MILL.

Rock Bay Saw Mill, W. P. Say.ward, Proprietor, is situated at the south

end of Rock Bay bridge. The mill is 120x35 feet, two stories high. The machineryconsists of double circular saw, edger, planers, trimnjers, lath saw; two boilers, 80

horse-power. Can cut 30,000 feet per day of 1 1 hours. Number of hands employed,

30. Connected with the mill is a lumber yard containing all kinds of rough and

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every convenience for shipping.

MATCH FACTORY.Thk''B. Cratch Factory, Manson & Hendry, Proprietor.s, is situated rn

Work 'street, facing Victoria harbor. The building is 40x26 feet, two stories high,

and contains a 10 horse-power engine, which drives a cross-cut saw and the jamming

and splitting machines. The product of the factory is about 1,000 gross of bunches

per 'month. The matches manufactured are considered far supeiior to any that are

imported. 8ix men are employed.

PLANING MILLS.

The'Qiteen City Planing Mill8 is located on North Government street, and

was established last year by Johnson, Walker & Flott. The building is 50x120, two

story, and has all the necessary machinery required for the manufacture of 8a«h,

doors, blinds, mouldings. &c. The firm has also established a saw mill in connection

with the planing mills, as well as a patent steam Excelsior dry kiln, and gives

constant employment to from 20 to 25 men.

PIANOS.

Pianokorte, Harmonium, and Organ Factory, Government street, Jno. Bag-

nail, proprietor, was established in 1863. Mr. Bagnall is a skilled and practical

manufacturer, as well as importer of the above instruments.

LITHOGRAPHING.Baittz, Creech & Co. 'a Lithographing Establishment is situated on Broad

street, opposite View. Office at R. T. William's book bindery. This firm is

prepared to fill all orders in the lithographic and engraving line.

Victoria Steam Lithographic Printing Office, Colonint building. Mr. D. W.Higgins has importedl the first steam plant from San Francisco, and will soon be

prepared to produce lithographic cigar labeb, maps, &c., by steam.

JOINERY WORK.S. Gray' Steam Joinery Works is situated on comer of Government and

Herald streets. These works were built by Mr. Gray Lost year, the building being

30x60, three stories in height; also a boiler and drying room, 20x20 feet. Planing,

band sawing, moulding, shaping and turning of every description. Stair building a

speciality; hand rails, newell posts and ballusters of the latest designs. This firm

keeps constantly on hand a full stock of Corinthian capitals of all sizes, plasters,

centres, brackets, &c.

FURNITURE FACTORY.Jacob^Sehl's, Furniture Factory is situated on Government street, extending

back to Langley street. Every description of furniture is manufactured here. Mr.

Sehl also deals in carpets, matting, oilcloth, and all requisites for furnishing a house;

employing" from 18 to 20 men.

John Weiler's Furniture Factory; office and salesroom 206 Fort street, factory

corner Broad and Broughton streets. This firm is well known to those interested in

household' requisites, which are to be found^^here in great variety, from the cheapest

kinds to those of the most costly description. Mr. Weiler enlarged his factory last

year, and is now employing from 2>^ to 25 men, commanding an extensive trade

throughout the entire province.

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Joseph Sommeh, on Goveniment street, where office furniture in iiianufautiued,

ia making picture frames a speciality in his line. Here may be seen a largi- assort-

ment of frames of every description.

NEWSPAPERS.The Daily and Weekly Colonist was establishefl in 1858. I). W. Higgins is

the proprietor. The paper has a large circulation. The office has a very complete

plant for book and job printing of all descriptions.

The Daily and Weekly Standard, published by C. McK. Smith, office

Government street. It also has*a book and job printing depai-tment in connection

with the establishment.

The Daily Evening Post, W. J. McDowell, editor and proprietor, was

esta'-'ished in May, 1882. A very popular journal with all classes; being knownthroughout the province for its independence.

The Daily and Weekly Time.s was established on the 9th of June, 1884, by

the Tim^s Publishing Company, and is already in the fore rank of journals in B. C.

It is an evening paper, receiving associated press despatches. Mr. J. C. McLagan is

editor and acting manager.

HOTELS.The American Hotel, on Yates street, Thos. J. Burnes, pi-opnetor, was estab-

lished in 1867; it is well known throughout the Pacific coast as a first clfiss hotel. Anexcellent meal is always provided, no expense l)eing spared in procuring everything

that is "in season." There are 32 bedrooms with accommodation for 6.") visitors, and

strangers visiting Victoria can always depend on first class meals, excellent beds,

and courteous attention at the American Hotel.

The Angel Hotel, on Langley street, F. Came, proprietor, is well known to

most travellers on the Pacific coast. It has accommodation for 60 persons.

The Boomerang Hotel, on the comer of Government and Courtenay streets,

Alex. McDonald, proprietor, has excellent rooms as well as a beautifully furnisheil

bar and dining room.

The Brunswick Hotel, corner Yates and Douglas streets, W. E. Osterhout &Co., proprietors, is a newly furnished house, and managed on a temperance plan;

havmg a large number of rooms and an excellent dining room.

The Colonial Hotel, on Johnson street, M. N. Bechtel, proprietor, has a

frontage of 90 feet. It is well conducted, and has acconnnodation for 60 guests.

The Commercial Hotel, on the corner of Douglas and Cormorant streets,

James Chas. Johnson, proprietor, is a brick building, and in addition to the bar,

parlors and dining room there is bedroom accommodation for 60 persons. This hotel

has become a great favorite with travellers.

The Cosmopolitan Hotel, comer Foi-t and Douglas streets, John Berryman,

proprietor, is well managed, charges being moderate.

The Dominion Hotel, on Yates street, serves an excellent table, with every

comfort for single persons or families.

The Driahd House, on View street, Redon * Hartnagel, proprietors, is a first

class hotel, and is celebrated for the excellence cf its cuitiine, which cannot be sur-

passed by San Francisco hotels.

The Grand Pacific Hotel, comer Johnson and Store streets, is one of the

largest hotels in the city, well conducted and moderate charges.

The Occidental Hotel, comer Johnson and Wharf streets, Luke Pither, pro-

prietor, is a large brick building, containing bar room, parlors, dining rooms, and 60

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OURTIS'S & HARVEY'S SPORTING AND BLASTING POWDER.

JULES ROBIN & CO.'S CHOICE BRANDY.

JOSEPH KIRKMAN «fe 8C 8 PRIZE MEDAL PIANO-FORTES.

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Aaronson A. A., pawnbroker, Johnson, bet. Govt, and Broad sts.

Abel Edward, gentleman, res. Fort st.

Abraham Frank, teamster, res. Fort st.

Adams Albert, cabinet maker (J. Weiler), res. Johnson st.

Adams Frank VVm., book-keeper (E. B. Marvin), res. Fort, aboveCook St.

Adams Mrs. M., fashionable dress-maker, Douglas st, bet. Yatesand View.

Adams W. H., agent Singer sewing machines, 211 Government st.,

res. Kane st.

Adams W. H. H. (Smilow & A.), general scavenger, res. cor. Van-couver and Franklin sts.

Adamson Edward, employ Truck & Dray Co., res. Fort st.

Aden Capt. D. W., res. Simcoe st.

Aden John (Joseph Sommer), res. Simcoe st.

Aden W. D., carpenter, res. Simcoe st.

Adler E. H., upholsterer, Fort, bet. Government and Broad sts.

Adler Julius, freight clerk, res. James Bay.Adler Samuel, commercial traveller, res. Bird Cage Walk.Ahern Wm., gentleman, Telegraph hotel.

Aikman H. "B. W., registrar Dominion land office, post office

building, res. Pandora ave.

Albany Frank, sailor, res. Simcoe st.

Albion Hotel, John Wilson, prop., Herald st.

Albion Iron Works Co. (limited), cor. Store and Discovery sts.,

Andrew Gray manager.Allan A., cashier (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. cor. Collinson and;'^"'^'^Rupert sts.

Allan N. W., prop. Garrick's Head saloon, Bastion, near Govern-ment, res. Chatham st.

Allat Frederick R., carpenter, res. Fort st.

Allat Mrs. E., wid., res. Meares st.

Allat Miss M. A., clerk (London Bazaar), res. Fort. st.

Allen Mr., Vic. Transfer Co., cor. Johnson and Government sts.

Allen Wm., trader, res. Douglas, near Pembroke.Allendar A., carpenter, res. Occidental hotel.

Allsop & Mason, real estate agents, office, Government St., bet.

Fort and Bastion sts.

Allsop Thos. (Allsop & Mason), res. Quebec st, James Bay.Altmann Frank, cooper. Wharf st.

American Hotel, Yates st, bet Langley and Wharf, T.J. Burnes.

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Andean Wm., variety store, Government St., res. Fort.

Anderson Abraham, driver, St. Nicholas hotel, Government st.

Anderson Alex. (Vic. Gas Works), res. Queen's ave,

Anderson & Anderson, furniture, &c., 205 Fort st.

Anderson C. D. (A. & A.), 205 Fort st, res. Kane st.

Anderson G., upholsterer (J. Weiler), Fort st.

Anderson G. W., baker, res Victoria.

Anderson J. R., accountant (Strouss & Co.), res. Kingston st.

Anderson R. A. (A. & A.), 205 Fort st, res. Kane st.

Anderson Simon, ship carpenter, res. Rae st

Anderson Walter (McKillican & A.), ••es. Kane st

Andrews John Alex., clerk (H. B. Co.), res. Government st

Andrews John, miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort and Dougla.s.

Andrews Richard B., drayman, res, Yates, bet. Vancouver and Cook.Angela College, for girls, Burdett ave.

Appleton F., clerk (H. B. Co.), res. Bird Cage Walk, James Bay.Armstrong T. H. (McLaren & A.), res. cor. Fort and Blanchard sts.

Archibald W. F., manager Dominion Telegraph Department,Government st.

Ash Dr. John, M. D., surgeon and physician, '^Hce, Fort st, betDouglas and Blanchard.

Ashworth Samuel, bricklayer, res. St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Govt st.

Aspdin Eldwin, clerk (W. Wilson), res. Chatham st

Astrico Mrs. A., proprietress Pacific Telegraph hotel. Store st

Atkinson J. L., law student, res. cor. Quadra and Pembroke sts.

Atkinson M. B., manufacturer's agent, office and sample roomsover Wm. Denny's store. Government st

Atwood Frank (S. Clay), Douglas st.

Atwood Robt (with D. E. Campbell), 215 Fort st, cor. Douglas.Aushinachie James, farmer, res. Chatham st

Austin John J., real estate agent and notary public. Colonist build-

mg. Government st.

Au&tin Robt H., capitalist, res. Fort st

Austin Wm., miner. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st

Babage George, clerk (Royal hotel), N. E. cor. Fort and Douglas.

Babington C. A., carpenter, res. Henry st

Babington Gordon, Vic. Tannery, res. Henrj' st

Babington P. A., joiner (Vic. Planing Mills), res. Henry st

Badcock Wm., shoemaker (G. H. Maynard), 204 Fort st.

Badgley Rev. Chas. Howard, M. A. (Oxon), principal of college

school, cor. Burdett ave. and Vancouver st.

Bagnall J. & Co., dealers in sheet music and musical instruments,

Government sc.

Bailey B., employ C. P. R., res. North Park st

Bailey D. W., compositor (Daily Times).

Baines Miss C. (Evening Post), res. Cormorant st

Baines Miss Martha (Evening Post), res. Cormorant st

RuUnK. PorrornUnK, Ac , with n "V* %A#|| I |A|U|0 Broad Street, opp. View,aealness and dispatch, at f\m I YV IklMlfAIVlOy Victoria, B. C.

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Baincs Mrs. Wm., private boarding, Cormorant, near Douglas.

Baines W. E., cashier (Daily and Weekly Times).

Baker Edgar Crow, M. P., pilot commissioner, secretary board of

trade, and secretary pilot board; office, Langley St., near Yates,

res. Montreal st.

Baker & Fullerton, props. People's Shoe Store, 40 Johnson st.

Haker George, carpenter, res. Pembroke st.

Raker George, moulder, res. Discovery st.

Haker James, teamster, res. Pembroke st.

Baker Joseph H., shoemaker. View st.

Baker M., Flour and Feed Store, res. Frederick st.

Baker Richard, Flour and Feed Store, res. Frederick st.

Baker Richard, Jr., teamster, res. Pembroke st.

Baker Miss Sarah, employ A. Gilmore, res. Henry st.

Baker R. & Son, flour, feed and grain, Yates, near Wharf st.

Baker Thos. H., clerk, res. Frederick st.

Baker Wm., iron moulder, Vancouver Foundry, Herald st.

Bakes S., house cleaning, res. John st.

Baldwin G. F., assistant city editor (Daily and Weekly Times).

Ballantine John J., gentleman, res. cor. Rae and Blanchard st.s.

Ballentyne, Clinton G., general manager B. C, Equitable Life

Assurance Society; office, over Victoria House, Govt. st.

Bales J. C, public accountant; office, Langley st, res. Victoria, west.

Ball Charles, carriage maker and blacksmithing, Johnson st, res.

cor. Niagara and Menzies st.s., James Bay.

Balmoral Cannery Agents, Turner, Beeton & Co., Wharf st.,

foot of Yate;.

Bamford Thomas, machinist (Albion Iron Works), re.s. Amelia st.

Banfield David, expressman, cor. Johnson and Cook sts.

Bank of British Columbia, Government st, cor. Bastion.

Bank of British North America, Yates, bet. Langley and Govt.

Barett Richard, stone mason, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st

Barleben Robt., prop. Palace Lunch House, Yates, near Govt.

Barlow Mrs. E., dressmaker. Pandora st.

Barnard F. J., M. P., for Yale district, res. Duval Cottage.

Barnard F. S., manager H. C. Express Co.'s office, Yates, res.

Duval Cottage.

Barnes James, laborer, res Simcoe st

Barnett A. W., clerk. Government st

Barnsley John, gunsmith (Henry Short), Fort st

Barnswell James, carpenter, res. John st.

Barth Carl, cigar maker (T. & L. Factory), res. cor. Johnson andQuadra sts.

Barran Julius, pork packer and sausage factory, Yates sL

Barron Chas., clerk (.'"i.lbion Iron Works), res. cor. Cook and Frank-lin sts.

Barron Mrs, D. F., wid., res. cor. Franklin and Cook.

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Barry Frank, employ Vic. Transfer Co., cor Govt, and Johnson.Barry Gus., express driver (Vic. Transfer Co.), cor. Government and

Johnson.Barry John, hack driver, res. cor. Rae and Blanchard.

Barry M., bar tender, res. James Bay.Barry Thos., drayman, Yates, bet. Vancouver and Cook sts.

Bartlett George, clerk (H. Jewell), cor. Douglas and Yates.

Bartlett John, tobacconist, Government st

Bartrin Alex. (B. & Borde), res. John stBartrin & Borde, shipsmiths. Wharf st, near custom house.

Basso Antonio, fisherman, res. Store st

Basso N., boiler maker (Albion Iron Works), res. Store st

Batchelor J., farmer, Burnside road.

Batchelor Wm., drayman, res. Rock Bay.

Bates E., carpenter, res. Chatham, near Quadra.Bates S., driver (Vic. Transfer Co.,) Government and Johi.iian

Battershell W., laborer (Vancouver Foundry), Herald stBaumann Fred., candy manufacturer, Yates st

Baumann Louis F., candy maker, Yates st

Bautz George, lithographer, at R. T. Williams, Broad, opp. View st

Bavaria Brewery, Fort st., H. Walther, prop.

Bayley James, waiter (Telegraph hotel), Store st

Bayley N. C, plasterer, res. Meares st.

B, C. Boot and Shoe Factory, Government near Yates st, H.Mansell, prop.

B. C, Candy Factory, Fort st., H. Waller, prop.

B. C. Express Co., office, Yates st., near GovernmentB. C. Match Factory, Rock Bay, Manson & Hendry, props.

B. C. Meat Market, S. E. cor. Government and Yates, Van Volken-burg & Co., props.

B. C. Soap Factory, Humbolt St., bet Government and Douglas,

Pendray & Co., props.

Beaven Chas. F., carriage manufacturer, Pandora ave.

Beaven H,, clerk (Bank of British Columbia).Beaven Robt., M. P. P., res. cor. Vancouver and Beechy.Bechtel Andrew J.,

prop. Terminus hotel, Johnson st.

Bechtel M. N., prop. Colonial hotel, Johnson st.

Becker John (B. & Geiger), San Francisco Baths, Government st,

opp. post office.

Becker Wm., painter (Johnson & B.), res. Pembroke st

Beckingham Mrs., North Park st., bet. Quadra and Cook.Beckwith H. A. (Bagnall & Co.), Government st, res. Driard house.

Beckwith S-, clerk (Turner, Beeton & Co.), res. James Bay.Beckwith W. S. (Union Truck & Dray Co.), res. Church Hill.

Beegrn Miss Fanny, milliner (Brown & White), res. Johnson st

Beegan Frank J., clerk, res. Johnson st

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Beegan Frank B., custom shoemaker, Johnson st.

Beegan Miss Kate, milliner (Brown & White), re.s. Johnson st.

Beek J. F., carriage painter, Pandora st, bet. Douglas & Blanchard.

Begbie Sir Matthew B., Knight, Chief Justice of British Colum-bia, res. cor. Franklin and Cook.

Begg John, prop. Railroad hotel, 49 Johnson st, res. Topaze ave.

Behnsen Christian L., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Spring Villa.

Behnsen Henry F,, foreman (Kurtz & Co.), res. Spring Villa.

Belanger Francis, carpenter, res. Quadra, near View.

Bell H. P., C. E., railway contractor.

Bell Henry (Ferguson & Co.), 32 s Government st., res. Meares st.

Bell Wm., stone cutter, res. James Bay.

Belmont Tannery, Belmont, Esquimalt district; office. Govt .st.

Bennett Mrs. H., wid., res. Franklin st

Bennett W. H., prop, fish and fruit stand, 403 Government st.

Bennett W., resident engineer Esquimalt graving dock, re.s. Fort st.

Bantly M., cigar manufacturer, 202 Johnson st

Berngke Louis, stone cutter, cor. Government and Courtenay.

Berridge George, gentleman, res. Work st.

Berryman Chas., miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

Berryman Fred T., stone cutter (Geo. Rudge), res. Broad st., nearPandora.

Berryman John, prop. Cosmopolitan hotel, S. E. cor. Fort andDouglas.

Bertucci Nicholas, prop, ferry, foot of Johnson st

Bianchi L. P., stone cutter, Telegraph hotel. Store st

Bianchi F., carpenter. Telegraph hotel. Store st.

Bishop, Henry F., purser (C. P. N. Co.), Wharf sti res. Farquhar.Bishop Geo., contractor and builder.

Bittancourt J. A., carpenter, res. Belcher, near Cook.Bittancourt Mrs. M. E., Belcher, near Cook.Blackmore John E., gardner, res. Humbolt st

Blaiklock Mrs. S. A., wid., res. Bird Cage Walk.Blake Alfred (Albion Iron Works), res. Pandora st.

Blake C. H. F, convict guard, res. Fort, above Cook.Blake

J., moulder (Albion Iron Works), res. Pandora ave.

Bland Alfred, carpenter, res. Herald st.

Bland John, shoemaker, res. Herald st.

Bland James W., res. new wharf, James Ba\-.

Bland Joseph, carpenter.

Bland H.. printer (Standard Office).

Blantern John, book-keeper (T. & L. cigar factory), res. Blanchard st.

Blaquiere M., dealer in furniture. Store stBlick A., cigar maker (T. & L. factory), res. Amelia st.

Blick C, cigar maker (T. & L. factory), res. Amelia st

Bloomfield Chas. P., supt city police, res. John st.

Blume Joseph, prop. Blume's lodging house, Yates st, opp. Langlcy.

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Board of Delegates Fire Department, meeting rooms. TigerHall, Pandora st.

Board of Trade Chambers, Langley St., E. C. Baker, secretary.

Boddy'W., stonemason, res. New Gorge road.

Bodwell E. v., accountant (C. P. R.), res. Ethewold, cor. Cookand Richardson.

Boird J., steward French hospital, CoUinson st.

Boiling H., assistant engineer (E. & N. railway).

Bolton VV. B., ship and boat builder, No. i Government st.

Bond George (H. B. Co.), res. Johnson st.

Bond Willis, contractor, res. View st, bet. Blanchard and Quadra.Bone ^smes. Rock Bay Saw Mill, res. Constance st.

Bone ."., retired from business, res. View st.

Bone \. . (T. N. Hibben & Co.), res. Yates st, cor. Vancouver.Booth Coi.ielius, Government assessor and collector, res. Fort st,

above Vancouver.Booth George, steward, res. Work st

Booth Miss L., dressmaker, Johnson stBooth Samuel, laborer, Yates st, bet. Quadra and Vancouver.Booth Wm., retired farmer, res. head of View st

Borde August (Bartrin & B.), res. Chatham st

Borde Hypolite (Hooper & B.), 415 Government .st.

Borde Mrs. John, wid., res. Chatham st

Bornstein H., dealer in hides, Yates st, near Wharf, also new wharf,

res. Kane st.

Borthwick George (with J. Weiler), 206 Fort st

Borthwick R., iron moulder, res. Johnson st

Boskowitz J. & A., dealers in raw fur and skins. No. 4 Johnson st

Bossi A., Jr., clerk (G. Bossi), Store st, res. Quadra and Chatham.Bossi A. (B. & G.), res. cor. Pandora and Vancouver.Bossi Charles, capitalist, res. cor. Cormorant and Blanchard ave.

Bossi G., groceries and provisions, Store st, res. cor. Chatham andQuadra.

Bossi & Giesselmann, wholesale and retail grocers, cor. Broad andYates.

Bosworth Wm., retired farmer, res. Farquhar st.

Boucherat & Camsusa, wholesale dealers in groceries and liquors,

Yates st

Boucherat J. (B. & Camsusa), res. Pembroke st.

Bovill E. M., private secretary to the Hon. J. W. Trutch, res.

Courtenay st.

Bowden Joseph, miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Government st

Bowden W., job printer (Colonist).

Bowman W. G., prop, livery stables. Broad and View sts.

Boyd John, \v .olesale and retail groceries and liquors, Yates St.,

near Government,

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Boyd James, carpenter.

Braden, John, plumbing and gasfitting, cor. Government andBroughton.

Bradley A,, clerk, res. Fort, near Cook.

Bradshaw Thos., caulker, res. Discovery st.

Branch Samuel, carpenter, res. Bay st.

Braund Charles, clerk (Chas. Morton), Government st.

Braverman I., money broker, oFce Police Alley, near Langley.

Bray Mrs. A. J., proprietress Sea View hotel, 108 Government st.

Breece & Co., props., Tiger brewery, Fort st.

Breece Thos. (B. & C), res. Fort st.

Brice, Austin, carpenter, res. Commercial hotel, Douglas st.

Briggs A. J.,purser (steamer R. P. Rithet), res. Oriental hotel.

Briggs A. P. (B. & Gray), prop. Pritchard house, 402 GovernmentSt., cor. Yates.

Briggs & Gray, props. Pritchard house, 402 Govt. st.,!cor. Yates.

Brink John E. prop. Queen's Chop and Oyster house, Yates st., opp.

Langley.

British Colonist, D. W. Higgins, editor and proprietor, editorial

rooms. Government st.

British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co., Findlay, Durham &Brodie agents.

British Columbia Boot and Shoe Store, Government street,

H. Mansell, prop.

Brocklebank Thos., wood turner, res. Royal hotel, Fort st.

Brodie John Henry (F. D. & B.), Wharf st, res. London, England.Broderick Wm., clerk (customs dept.). Wharf st.

Broderick R., foot of Johnson, res. Amelia st.

Brophy Edward, harness maker, res. Victoria.

Brooks W. H., accountant, res. Frederick st.

Brown A„ longshoreman, res. Discovery st.

Brown C. B., steward hospital, Albert Head.Brown & Co., props. Glasgow Market, Fort st., bet. Douglas and

Blanchard.

Brown Geo., nightwatchman (strnr. North Pacific), res. St. I. nn's st.

Brown H., Glasgow Market, Fort st.

Brown Henry (B. and White), res. Fort st, above Cook.Brown James G., clerk (Moore & Lamb), res. Work st

Brown M. C. (Murphy & B), res. cor. Quadra and Pioneer.

Brown N., custom shoemaker, Johnson st

Brown Percival R., res. Richardson st, above Vancouver.Brown, R, A. book-keeper (Daily Standard), res. cor. Collinson and

Vancouver.Brown Sol., machinist, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st.

Brown & White, dry goods merchants. Government st

Brown Wm., pattern maker, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fortst.

Bryant Wm. B., horse-shoer and blacksmith, Douglas st.

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Bryant W. C, blacksmith, res. Cormorant st.

Kryce VVm., messenger Indian dept. office, cor. Courtenay andDouglas.

Buckctt Wm., Union Truck & Dray Co., res. Franklin, near Cook.Bull VV. E., clerk, res. View st, above Douglas.Bull, Wm. K., general agent, office Broad st., res. View. r,,

Bullen James, upholsterer (J. Sehl), Government st. V

Bullcn J., bricklayer, res. Herald st.

Bullen, Wm. F., secretary Albion Iron Works, res. James Bay.Burgess Francis, plasterer and contractor, res. Topaze ave. ,

Burgess Stephen S., laborer, res. John st.

Burgess, J. P., carpenter and builder, N. W. cor. Fort and Broad.Burgess W. L., carpenter, cor. Fort and Broad.

Bumes, Thos. J., prop, American hotel, Yates st, near Wharf.Burnes Thomas S., brass finisher (Albion Iron Works), res. Ameri-

can hotel, Yates stBurnes Wm., gentleman, res. American hotel, Yates stBurnley, Chas. E., manager Fulton Market and agent Oyster Bay

Oyster Co., res. View st, bet Quadra and Vancouver.Burns James (Burns & Co.), res. Kingston st, James Bay.Burns & Co., hardware and farming implements, S. E. cor, Yates

and Broad.

Bums, G. H., accountant, Bank of British North America.Burns, Robert, manager Bank of British North America, res. Fair-

field road.

Burris, S. C- architect, office Evening Post building, cor. Yates andBroad.

Burt S. S., bakery, 106 Government st , _ t

Burton, R. N., clerk, res. Douglas house. :• ../

Bu.sh J. P., gentleman, res. Revere house, Pandora st

Bushell Mrs. F. S., teacher of music. Pandora st

Bushman Wm., merchant tailor, cor. Langley and Bastion.

Busk Chas. Westly, engineer and surveyor, office Bastion square.

Butler Robert, compositor (Governm't printing office), res. King-ston St.

Butler R. J., clerk Victoria post office, res. Kingston st. •,1

Bynon Augu.stus, Occidental hotel. Wharf st

Byrn R. S., book-keeper (T., B. & Co.), res. cor. Douglas andDiscovery.

Byrnes Geo., auctioneer and commission agent, cor. Fort andLangley.

Byrnes J. C., cigar maker (T. & L. factory), res. cor. Johnson andQuadra.

Cadman Wm. R , carpenter, res. Store st.

Calbelda. blacksmith helper (Albion Iron Works).Calder Alex., surveyor, res. cor. Cook and Belcher.

Caldwell Mrs. L. M., teacher girls' dept., public school.

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Calhoun Wm. A., printer, Victoria.

Calwell Hugh, horsc-shoer, Yates st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Calwell James, horse-shoer, Yates st, bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Cameron Alex, farmer, res. Vancouver St., Beacon Hill Park.

Cameron A. H., clerk, res. Michigan st., James Bay.

Cameron Daniel, plasterer, res. Dallas road, James Bay.

Cameron C. N., clerk. Wharf st, res. Michigan st

Cameron Edwin, compositor, res. Dallas road, James Bay.

Cameron Mrs. M., wid., res. Quadra st

Cameron Ralph, upholsterer (J. VVeiler), Fort st

Cameron VVm. (Conlin & Co.), res. Pandora st.

Cameron W, G. Mechanics' Store, 48 John.son st,»ncar Govern-ment res. Bird Cage Walk.

Campbell Mi.ss C. K., milliner (Shears & Page), res. John.son st

Campbell D E., chemist and druggist, 215 Fort st, cor. Douglas.

Campbell Frank, tobacconist, 343 Government st., cor. Yates, res.

Johnson st, above Blanchard.

Campbell Frank H. clerk (Frank Campbell), 343 Government st,.

cor. Yates, res. Johnson.Campbell F. C, moulder (Albion Iron Works), res. Esquimalt road.

Campbell H. J., B. A., clerk Dominion land office, post office build-

ing, res. Blanchard st

Campbell James, miner, res. Douglas st

Campbell Miss V. M. (Victoria house), res. Johnson .st

Campbell Mrs. James, res. Fort st, above Vancouver.Campbell Miss M. J. organist St Andrews Cathedral, res. John-

son st

Canadian Pacific Navigation Co. (limited), John Irving manager,office Wharf st

Canadian Pacific Railway, office N. E. cor. Government and Fort,

up stairs.

Carey J. W., land surveyor, res. Kane st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Carey Joseph, res. Kane st, bet Douglas and Blanchard.

Carey Patrick, teamster, St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Government st.

Carlo M., fisherman, Store st

Carleton George A. general freight and ticket agent C. P. N. Co.

res. Government st, bet. Henry and John sts.

Carlow Edwin, shoemaker, res. George st.

Carlow H. N., carpenter, res. George st.

Carlow Wm., upholsterer, res. George st

Carlow R., gentleman, res. George st.

Carmichael A. book-keeper (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken), cor.

Langley and Bastion.

Carmichael E. B. manufacturer's agent, office Government st, cor.

Johnson, res. cor. Blanchard and Discovery.

Carmichael Francis A. clerk (Welch, Rithet & Co.), Wharf .st

Carmichael J. H., Dominion telegraph office, res. Maclure st

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Carinichael Neil, nightwatchman (Albion Iron Works), res. cor.

Fort and Quadra.Came Frederick, prop. Angel hotel, Langley st, bet. Yatesând

Bastion.

Came Frederick, Jr. (C. & Mun.sic), res. Langley st.

Came & Munsie, groceries and provisions, Odd^Fellows* building

Douglas St.

Games John, fireman, res. Spring Ridge.

Carr Peter, gentleman, res. Collinson st.

Carr Richard, wholesale groceries and liquors. Wharf st, near Fort,

res. Simcoe st.

Carrington Thos., prop. London Bazaar, Government st, cor. Fortres. Bird Cage Walk.

Carrel Henry, bricklayer, res. Princess ave.

Carroll Chas. J.,laborer, res. 527 Government st.

Carroll Thos., tinsmith (H. C. Wilson).

Carson John, res. Gordon st.

Cartar A. D., laborer, res. Humbolt st

Carter Bros, props. Vancouver brewery, John.son st., bet. Douglasand Blanchard.

Carter George, drayman, res. Pandora ave.

Carter Robert, brewer, res. off new Gorge road. Rock Bay.

Carter Thos. VVâtson (Carter Bros.), res. Johnson st

Carter Thos., employ M. W. Waitt & Co., res. Douglas st.

Cartmel J., pattern maker (Albion Iron Works), res. EsquimaltCarvalho Mrs. Amelia, dry goods and Indian varieties, 1 14 Store st

Caselton Fred, carpenter, Victoria.

Caselton Henry, painter (Lettice & Sears), Broad st

Caselton Richard, employ Thos. Earle, Wharf st

Castello Frank, painter, res. Telegraph hotel. Store st.

Caston John, laborer, res. Johnson st.

Gates Albert, employ J. E. McMillan, Fort st

Gates J.,hack-driver, res. North Park st

Gates L. (Victoria Bakery), res. North Park st

Cathcart David, employ R. T. Williams, res. Cook st, near Alfred.

Cathcart]|Hcnry, laborer, res. Cook st., near Alfred.

Cathcart John, clerk (W. & J. Wilson), res. Cook st

Catholic Church (Roman), View st, bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Cato Anthony,_fisherman, Store st

Gato John, laborer,*Store st.

Caton J. A. T., '(Wood, Gaton & Co.), manufacturer's^âgent, res.

Vancouver st. \,

Cattanach John, harness maker (Mann & Heron), res. Douglas^stGavalsky E. G., clerk (Boomerang Inn hotel), res. 104 Govt st

Gavin George W., ship carpenter, res. Yates st, bet Quadra andVancouver.

Gavin G. H., clerk (H. Mansell), res. Fisguard st

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QuadraCavin Capt. J. M., (stmr. Pilot), res. Yates st, b

Vancouver.

Cavin Thos., carpenter, res. Fisguard st.

Central Coal Yard, foot of Johnson st, W. H. Mixer manager.

Chadwick Alf , employ R. T. Williams, res. Herald st, bet Govern-ment and Douglas.

Chadwick George, chemist (Thos. Shotbolt), res. Herald st

Chadwick R., iron moulder, res. Herald .st.

Chadwick Thos., clerk (Victoria post ofifice), res. Herald st.

Chadwick Mrs. C. S., wid., res. Herald .st.

Chafley Henry (C. & Thygesen), Victoria Dairy, res. Seattle, W. T.

Chaffey & Thygesen, props. Victoria Dairy, Cedar Hill road.

Chambers Coote M. J. P., accountant. Dominion Savings Hank, res.

cor. Alfred and Chambers.Chambers Walter S. book-keeper (Rock Bay Sawmill, res. Kane st.

Chandler John, clerk (H. B. Co.), res. Farquhar st

Chantrcll Rev. John B., pastor Reformed Episcopal Church, res.

cor. Montreal and Niagara.

Charity C. H., shoemaker, res. Pembroke st., near Dougla.s.

Charles Thos., capitalist, res. cor. Belleville and Montreal.

Charles Wm. Inspecting Chief Factor H. B. Co., res. Fort, st., bet.

Vancouver and Cook.Chase N. W., prop. People's Parber Shop, 38 Johnson st.

Chauncey D. W., carpenter, res. Johnson st

Chisholm Alex., carpenter, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel.

Chislett Chas., carpenter, res. Chatham st.

Christensen James, pilot, res. Montreal st.

Christopher Augustus, expressman, res. Work st

Chourri Peter, dairyman, Yates st,, above Cook.Chudley, Wm. M. accountant (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. Belleville

st, James Bay.Churton A., currier and dresser of buckskin, res, Douglas st.

Cicero George, gentleman, re.s. Yates st

City Boot and Shoe Store, 204 Fort st., G. H. Maynard prop,

Clanton R. T., Victoria Bakery, res. Topaze ave.

Clapezzouli Ubert, engineer, res. Bay st

Clark Wm., ship carpenter, res. Yates st.

Clark W. H., machinist (T. Thompson), Yates st, near WharfClarke & Nicholson, stoves & tinware, Yates st, bet Langley and

WharfClarke J. B. (C. & Nicholson), res. Farquhar st.

Clarke Capt. W. R. auctioneer, harbor-master, port warden^andpilot commissioner, Yates st, bet Langley aud Wharf.

Claussen John, watchmaker, C. E. Redfern, Government st.

Clay Samuel, groceries, wines and liquors, cor. Johnson andDouglas.

Clemens John, prop. Snug Tavern, cor. Douglas and Queen's ave.

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Clements Capt. Wm., res. Pandora avc.

Clushinan Christopher, painter (Lcttice & Sears).

Clyde Albert, teamster, res. Quadra st.

Clyde Alex., blacksmith, res. Rock Hay ave.

Clyde F., printer (Colonist), res Rock Bay.Clyde George, boiler maker, res. Rock iây ave.

Clyde Wm. A., compositor (Colonist), res. Rock Bay .ive.

Coatcs Thos. drayman, res. Johnson St., bet. Vancouver and Cook.Coats II. nickel-plater (Albion Iron Works).Coffey Thos., stone cutter, res. Occidental hotel, Wharf st.

Cohen James, prop. Columbia Baths, Yates st., near Government.Cohen jaincs A., Job printer. Government st, res. Quadra st.

Coigdarripe John, gentleman, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel, Store st.

Colbert John, plumbing and gas fitting, Government st.

Colbert W. B ,plumber (J. Braden), Government st.

Coldwell Chas., iron moulder, res. 209 Fort st.

Coldwell J. A., coffee house, 113 Government st.

Coldwell Mrs., proprietress Mrs. Ma.son's boarding house, 209pnrt t.

Coleman George, prop. Prince of Wales* saloon, 527 Gr mentSt., cor. Cormorant.

Coley Edward, helper (Albion Iron Works), res. Douglas st.

Colonist Daily and Weekly, D. W. Higgins publisher. Govt. st.

Collier Mrs. Alex., wid., res. Chatham, bet. Blanchard and Quadra.Collier Wm., cigar maker and prospector, res. Fort st.

Collier Wm., machinist, res. Discovery st.

Collier W. S., machin;'.st, res. Discovery st.

Collins George, grocer, cor. Store and Constance.Collinson W., boiler shop (Albion Iron Works), res. North Park st.

Collis Edward, carpenter, res. Quadra st.

Collis Edward, mate (stmr. R. P. Rithet), res. Johnson st.

Collison B., Albion Iron Works, res. North Park st., near Cook.Collister John, pattern maker, res. Rock Bay.CoUister W. H., pattern maker (Vancouver Foundry), Herald st.

Collister Richard, ship carpenter, res. Rock Bay.

Colston Mrs. Francis, wid., res. Collinson st.

Colston S„ feed store, Yates st, near Waddington alley.

Colvin James B., carpenter, res. Princess ave.

Colvin W. R., ship builder, res. Work st

Combe Robert, clerk (H. B. Co.), res. Farquhar st

Commercial Hotel, cor. Douglas and Cormorant, James Charles

Johnson prop.

Commercial Marine Insurance Co. agents Turner, Beeton & Co.

Conant T., clerk (Huson & Moss), Store st, near Johnson.Conley Chas., carpenter and builder, Iôrt st, near Blanchard.

Conlin & Cameron, horse-shoers and blacksmithing. Pandora st.

Conlin M. (C. & Cameron), res, St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Govt. st.

Ruling, Perforating, Ac , with n ^ lA/ll I lAliilQneatness and d 8pat«h T\m I W Ibkilr^lvlWy

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Conroy W., pressman (Daily Times).

Connors (icorjjc, night watchman, res. Chatham st.

Constantino VVm., carpenter, Central alley, off Fort st.

Cook F. P. (employ J. Hawkins), 210 Fort St., res. Royal hotel.

Cook H. J.,Hook Point ship yard, Victoria west.

Cook John, ornamental plasterer. Fort st., bet. Douglas andHlanchard.

Cook Robert, charge of immigrant shed, Rithetville, James Bay.

Cooness Mrs. E„ dressmaker, Johnson st., above Quadra.Cooper Malcohm, laborer, Humbolt st., opp. Douglas.

Coote Phillip, fireman, res. Victoria.

Coplan Abraham, retired farmer, View st. *•

Cordor Thomas N., expressman, res. Pioneer st.

Cornwall Hon. Clement F. Lieut.-Governor of British Columbia,res. Government House.

Corris Thos., gardener, res. Niagara st.

Costelo Edward, boiler maker, res. Herald st.

Costclo John, boiler maker, res. Albin hotel. Herald st.

Cotsford John, boiler maker res. Jam , Bay.Cotsford Capt. Wm. (sloop FVancis), Jones' wharf, Courtenay st.

Coughlan John, general contractor (Coughlan & Mason), res. cor.

Saanich and Burnside roads.

Coughlan & Mason, props, brick yard, Saanich road.

Couse Robert, carpenter, res. Douglas st.

Couves A. C, prop. Brown Jug saloon, cor. Fort and Government.Cowichan Lumber Yard, office Wharf st, near Government.Cowles James, Queen's Chop House, Yates st, opp. Langley.Cowley

J., gentleman, res. View st

Cowan Alex., commission merchant salesroom Yates .st, opp.

Langley, res. Driard house.

Cowan M. H., commission merchant, Yates st., opp. Langley.Cowling Wm., clerk (Sam Clay), cor. Douglas and Johnson.Cowper H. M., res. off Dallas road, James Bay.

Cowper Jesse M., agent Dominion Sawmill Co. (limited), office

Constance st

Cowper Wm. H., res. off Dallas road, James Bay.

Cox John, bakery, groceries and fruits, Humbolt st., opp. Douglas.Craft William, importer and dealer in dry goods, cor. Yates and

Broad, res. Blanchard ave.

Craigie Eli, res. Rupert st.

Craigie Mrs. M. A., wid., res. Rupert st, near Humbolt.Cramer H. P. book binder (R. T. Williams), res. Pandora st

Cranoelli Joseph, gentleman, res. Douglas st, bet Fort and View.Crawford Arthur, wood turner, res. Discovery st.

Crawford James, commission merchant and agent for Canadiangoods. Wharf st, res. Belleville st.

Crawford Mrs., nurse, res. View st.

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Crease Hon. Mr. Justice, Senior Puisne Judge Supreme Court, res.

Fort St., above Cook.Creech Edward, blacksmith, res. North Park st. ^^*

Creech Henry, upholsterer (J. Weiler), F'ort st,; ; v :>

Creech Richard Sr., currier, res. North Park st.

Creech Richard, Jr., moulder, res. North Park st. : ; .ir,'. ,'i

Creech Samuel, circulator Daily Times, re« Pioneer st. • ,-.

Creech Wm. lithographer, View st., res. Green st., off Quadra.Creed John, painter (Lettice \ Sears), res. Spring Ridge.Crecden John, painter, res. cor. Johnson and Cook.Cridge Right Rev. E. Bishop Reformed Episcopal Church, res.

James Hay, near Beacon Hill.

Cridge R. C. assistant engineer (Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway),

res. James liay.

Cri' ge Mrs., private school.

Oidgc Mr., care-taker Odd Fellows' Hall. " - ' \

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Croasdaille H. E. J. P. (C. ft. Jones), res. Fort .st. ', . •

Croasdaille & Jones, real estate agents, office cor. Government andBroughton.

Croft Robert, receiving teller. Bank of British Columbia. ••'

Croft Robt. manager Union TrucK & Dray Co., Fort st, bet.

Douglas and Blanchard.

Croghan Arthur, trader, res. Fisguard st. --

Croghers R. A., carpenter (Smith & Rayner), Fort st.

C-opsy W., fashion stables, Fort st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Cross Wm., professor of music.

Crossman George, prop. Lome restaurant. 57 Johnson st.

Crosson James, general merchandise, Yates st. . • ':

Crow Jack, cigar maker (Kiirtz & Co.), re.s. Johnson st.

Crowell Geo. W. (Petersen & Co.), Polite photo, studio, 1 12 Govt. st.

Crowther Dan, upholsterer (J. Sehl), Government st.

Crowther Geo. engraver, F'ort st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Ci'owther John, house and sign painter, Yates st, near Douglas,res. cor. Pandora and Quadra.

Cruckshank, Geo. clerk. Bank of Briti.sh Columbia, Govt, st

Cruckshank Geo., tanner, res. Henry st

Cudlip Thos. Henry, owner hansom landau, res. Rae st,opp. P. O.

Home.Currall W. D., clerk (John Boyd), Yates st, near Government.Curtiss & Harvey, London agents, R. Ward & Co.

Curry F"rank, stove moulder (Albion Iron Works), res. View st.

Cusack W. L., clerk (A. B. Gray & Co.), Wharf st., res. Pandora avc.

Czarske Henry August, prop. Royal Exchange saloon, S. E. cor.

Douglas and View.Dabrien Sam, upholsterer (J. Sehl), Go 'ernment st.

Dalby John, 'ivery and sale stables. Pandora, opp. Broad, res.

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Dalby, Wm. manager Belmont Boot & Shoe factory, res. NorthPark St.

Dale David, foreman Victoria gas works, res. Pembroke st.

Daley James, prop. California saloon, cor. Store and Cormorant,

res. Fisguard, above Douglas.

Daley John, gentleman, res. Oriental hotel, Yates st.

Damstcr Peter, blacksmith (Wm. Grimm), re.s. James Bay.

Dassonville & Co. goldsmith and jeweler, 102 Fort st.

Das.sonville J.,jeweler, 102 Fort st, res. James Bay. :

Davey A., plasterer, res. Johnson St.

Davcy E, W., stonemason, res. Ma.son st. •. <J

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Davey Frederick, cK-rk navy yard, res. View st. .

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Davey Miss Georgia, fashionable dressmaker, Government st., res.

Mason st.

Davidson Duncan Wm., book-keeper, res. Chatham st. ' "

Davidson J., painter (Lettice & Sears).

Davidson R., carpenter and wood turner, cor. Douglas and Discovery.

Davie Hon. A, E. B. Q. C, M. P. P., attorne> general, res. Mon-treal St., James Bay.

Davie Dr. J. C, M. D., office Langley st, res. Douglas, bet. Cour-tenay and Humbolt

Davie Theodore, M. P. P. (D. & W.), barrister-at-law. office cor.

Langley and Fort, res. James Bay.

Davics David 1.., clerk, res. Cook st.

Davies Henry, clerk, re.s. Cook st '

Davies Joshua, auctioneer (J. P. D. & Co.), res. Cook st.

Davies Joe, compositor (Daily Times), res. Fort st

Davies J. P. & Co., auctioneers. Wharf st, near Yates.

Davies L. D., manager I. X. L. clothing house, 421 Government st.,

cor. Johnson. ,

Davies Phillip J.,farmer, Cadboro Bay road.

Davis Albert A., cigar ma'^er (T. & L. factory), res. Grand Pacific

hotel.

Davis Charles, bill poster, res. Herald st, bet. Government andStore, T. N. Hibben & Co. for orders.

Davis Jacob (Peters & D.), res. cor. Pandora and Amelia.Dawley, F. J. prop, groceries and liquors, cor. North Government

and John sts.

Dawson C., porter Pritchard house, 402 Govt, st., cor. Yates.

Day Fred, cook, Royal hotel, N. E. cor. Fort and Douglas.

Dean E. J., laborer, res. Pembroke st.

Dean George, foreman, Spratts wharf. ' '; .

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Dearberg, Thos. J. foreman compositor (D;^iiy Colonist), res.

Princess ave.

Dearden Dr. G. A., M. D., physician and surgeon (McSwain & D.),

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Deasy Daniel, riighUvatchman, Government buildings, res. JamesHay.

Dcasy Thos., messenger, local Government, res. James Bay.

Decandia Mitchell, clerk (Bossi & Gie.sselman), res. View .st, near

Hlanchard.

Decker John, bar tend-T, King's Head saloon, Johnson .st.

DeCosmos Hon. A. rts. Government st.

Dclbridge John, stonema.'on, 49 Johnson st.

DeLorenzo B., stonema.son res. Telegraph hotel, Store st

Deluge Fire Engine Co. No. i, hall Yates st., bet. Broad andDouglas.

Demers L. O., merchant, res. Pembroke st.

Dempster Alex. R., salesman (G. H. Maynard). 204 Fort st.

Dennick Edward, iron moulder, Grand Pacific hotel.

Dennick H., foreman moulder department Albion Iron Works, re.s.

Grand Pacific hotel.

Denny Wm., prop. Victoria Dry Goods house, Government st., bet.

Troumce and Fort.

DeVeo Frank, mill hand, res. Head of View st.

Devereux Capt. J. M., master mariner, captain Dominion Govern-ment stmr. Douglas, res. cor. Douglas and Bay.

Devereux Wm. Rodman, railway survey, res. cor. Douglas and Bay.

DeVeulle Y. P^., book-keeper (M. R. & T.), res. View st.

DeWiederhold & Co. coal and wood dealers, Wharf st., near Govt.

Dewsnap E., boiler maker, res. Chatham ave.

Devvsnap John Cha.s., shoemaker (H. Man.sell), res. Chatham st.

Dewsnap Jo.seph, res. Chatham st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Dickinson Edward, clerk, C P. N. Co. office, Wharf st.

Dickinson Jo.seph, carpenter (P. Wilson), res. Occidental hotel.

Dickinson L. L. (Rowbotham & Co.), N. P2. cor. Douglas andPandora, res. Yates st.

Dickson Wm., freight clerk, C. P. N., res. Pritchard hou.se, 402Government st.

Dierssen L. J. general agent, res. Brunswick hotel, Yates st.

Dillon Bernard F. prop. St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Government st.

Dillon Charles, groceries and provisions, S. W. cor. Johnson andBroad.

Dillan Wm., painter (Lettice & Sears), Broad st.

Directory of British Columbia, Publication Office, Govern-ment and Broad sts., bet. Trounce and Fort. R. T.Williams, publisher; William Wolz, compiler,

Disler Chas., laborer, res. Johnson st.

Dobinson Joseph, taxidermist. Fort st, near Douglas.Dobin.son Mrs. J., fancy goods. Fort st, near Douglas.

Dodgson H. D., fireman (Albion Iron Works), res. Princess ave.

Dods H., printer (M. Miller), res. Spring Ridge.

Dods Archibald, teacher, res. Spring Villa.

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The above Hotel is in many respects unrivalled, situated asitjs, on the confines of Beacon Hill. The view from

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Lovely Scenery, Beautiful Surroundings, and Salt SeaOzone of the Straits.

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TOBACCO PLANT.pome ye citizens andstraneers,Miners, sailors und Western rangers.Listen lo the truthful storvOf B'rank Campbell of Vlc'torla.

He In truth' .1 words will tell you.Just the goods he has to sell you-Mind ye, now, he Isn't joking,If you are fond of chewing and smoking.

Ofi *f,you are given to snufllngWhat he keeps does not need pufflng-He has brands will suit you reuily-Tobacco users prize them dearly.

From all parte of the "Old Dominion "He has stock, and his opin^, '

Is that none will suit you better—They will please you to the letter.

And It in In Canada stated.His tobaccos are celebrated:Green Seal. Straight Cut, alf go,Big Lick, Big Cut, Wind Sap, also.

His cigars, just froih "Havana,"smoke in the most lovely mani.er:

w'2?^*fl'?. Pipeso^styie and fashionJust to suit the taste and passion.

And the Fine Cut brands for chewing.That your teeth will never ruin;Pipes to suit the inveterate smoker.Cards for playing sinche or poker.

Pipes o( briar, and stems of cherrv.More than any man can carry:r YP^'>^ tttke a week to tell youAll the things he has to sell you.

Ready to give you Information

FRANK CAMPBELL.

Sr.t?*^?^" w'J providedWith what Is by all decided—The smoker's and the chewer's kkThe best and cheapest In Victoria

WANTED, 1200 LOTSOF LAOJES' AND QENTLEMEN'8

CAST-OFF CLOTHINGFOR WHICH THE HIGHEST CASH PRICED WILL BE PAID.

N. POINTER, Johnson Street, 2 D rs West of Broad.Partl««wlll lH5WMltert.m .^t their resldt^nce. I -.nyparlof ihe<lly

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Doering Charles, prop. King's Head saloon, Johnson st.

Dogerty George (D. & Savage), res. cor. Johnson st. and Wadding-ton alley.

Dogerty & Savage, props'. California saloon, cor. Johnson st. andWaddington alley.

Doherty VVm., boiler maker, res. Albion hotel. Herald st.

Doig D., clerk, Bank of B. N. A., Yates st.

Dolas John, fisherman, res. Store st.

Dollrey Albert, clerk, 403 Government st, res. Spring Ridge.

Dominion Land Office, post office building. Government st.

Dominion Public Works Department Office, James Bay.

Dominion Savings Bank, post office building, up stairs.

Dominion Saw Mill Co. (limited), office Constance st.

Dominion Telegraph Office, post office building. Government st.

Donald Mr., gentleman, James Bay. • -

Donelan Mrs. S. M., fancy work, Douglas st.

Donellc}' John, finisher (J. Schl), Government st. ' ' '

Donohuc Andrew, ship carpenter, res. James Bay.

Donovan D., drayman (Vic. Truck and Dray Co.), Kane st.

Dooley John (Goodacre & D.), Queen's Market, cor. Governmentand Johnson.

Doran Edward K., Novelty Iron Works, Store st.

Doran R., printer (M. Miller), res. Esquimalt road. . > '' '

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Dorman VV. H., clerk, post office, res. Michigan st.>-'

Doscher Henry Walter, prop, steam laundry, cor. Pembroke andQuadra.

Dosseter Edward, photographer, res. Victoria.

Doughty G. & J., brush makers and grocers, cor. Fort andBlanchard.

Doughty James, brush maker. Fort st. ''":^

Douglas A., machinist, res. Pembroke St. .

Douglas C, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort St. "-,

Douglas Lady, res. Belleville st., James Bay.Douglas Mrs. J. M., Douglas house, cor. Gordon and Courtcnay.Douglas Robt, carpenter, res. Occidental hotel.

Downer Harry, plumber (J. Braden), res. Henry St.* v^

Downie Major, mineral prospector, res. Victoria. -^_

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Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, barristers, office cor. Langley andBastion.

Drake M. W. Tyrwhitt, O. C, M. P. P. (D., J. & H.), barrister-at-

law, office cor. Langley and Bastion, res. John st, Point Ellis.

Drake W. T. coal dealer, office Turner's wharf, foot of Yates st.

Driard House, View st, bet Broad and Douglas, Redon & Hart-nagel props.

Driscoll Dennis, hack-driver, cor. Montreal and Simcoe.Drout John, prop. London bakery, Johnson stDryer Rev. Phillip, res. Chatham st

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Government and Douglas.

Duck Wni., clerk (D. & Wilson), res. Herald st.

Dudgeon James (G. & Dooley), res. Yates st.

Duke H. A. (Kurtz & Co.), res. cor. Blanchard and Herald.Dunn James, laborer, Hunibolt, opp. Douglas.

Dunn Thos., manufacturer's agent, res. Fort, above Cook.Dunnivan James, iron moulder, Vancouver foundry, res. Herald st.

Dunsmuir Robert, M. P. P., president Esquimalt & Nanaimo rail-

vvay, office Government st., res. cor. Menzies and Quebec.Dutnall

J.,care-taker R. E. church.

Dupont C. T. inspector inland revenue, res. Stadcona, CadboroBay road.

Dupont Miss, principal Angela college, Burdett ave.

Dupont Mrs. wig maker, Fort, above Blanchard.

Dupont Otto, barber, res. Fort, above Blanchard.

Durham John Henry (F., D. & B.), Wharf st., res. London, Eng.Dwyer Joseph, gentleman, res. Cormorant st.

Earle Thomas, wholesale grocer. Wharf st, bet. Johnson and Yates,

res. head of Fort st.

EarsmanJ., purser (stmr. North Pacific).

Eberts D. M., barristcr-at-law, Langley st.

Eckersley James, expressman, res. Yates, near Cook.Edman George H., printer (M. Miller), res. Meares st.

Edman W. H., accountant, office Langley alley, res. Meares st.

Edwards Wm., driver (Vic. Transfer Co.), Johnson st.

Edmonds Wm., compositor (Daily Colonist), res. Royal hotel. Fort.

Eklund Barney, Queen's chop house, Yates, opp. Langley.Elder Robt., cutter (A. Gilmorcj, res. Johnson st.

Elford J. P., contractor and builde*", res. head ot Fort. st.

Elford Robt, fruit gardens, above junction of Fort and Yates.

Elford Thos. fruit garden, above junction of Fort and Yates.

Ella Fred, B. C. Express Co., res. Fort, above Cook.Ella H. R., clerk (R. C. Janion), res. Fort, above Cook.Ella Mrs. M. B., wid., res. Fort, above Cook.Ella T. R., salesman (Matthews, Richards & Tye), res. Fort, above

Cook.Ellery George, butcher^ res. head of Pandora st.

Elliott John, carpenter, res. head of Johnson st.

Elliott John, coachman, res. Beacon Hill.

Elliott Miss Martha, employ A. Gilmore, res. Chatham st.

Elliott Richard, employ Ferguson & Co., res. Pandora ave.

Elliott Thos., carpenter, Pandora ave.

Elliott Wm., stone cutter, res. Pandora ave.

Ellis A., job printer (Colonist), Pandora ave.

Ellis Dave, prop. Grand Pacific hotel, cor. Johnson and Store.

Ellis R. B., pattern maker, res. cor. Chatham and Cook.

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Ellis W. H., assistant editor (Daily Colonist).

Elphinstone Roger, house carpenter, res. Fort st.

Elsworth James, bricklayer, res. Pembroke st.

Elwyn Thomas, J. P., deputy provincial secretary, office Govern-

ment buildings, res. Quebec st.

Emery John, custom shoemaker, F"ort st, near Blanchard.

Engelhardt J. custom broker and commission agent, office Turner's

wharf, res. Burdett ave.

English John, laborer res. George st.

Epsworth James, tailo.-, res. Pandora ave., above Cook.

Equitable Life Assurance Society, Clinton G. Ballentyne man-ager B. C, office over VVm. Denny's, Government st.

Erb Louis (Loewen & Erb), Victoria brewery, res. Douglas st.

Erickson L, carpenter, res. Pembroke st.

Erskine A. B., salesman (H. Mansell), res. Frederick st.

Erskine Robt. (A. Ofner), res. Frederick st.

Esnouf R. B., steward, Arcade oyster saloon, res. Quadra, near

View.

Essingwine F., boiler shop (Albion Iron Works), res. Store st.

Eates Wm., employ Thos. Shotbolt, res. Saanich road.

Etheridge George, employ Dominion Government, res. Victoria.

Ettershank Capt. Wm., pilot, res. Simcoe st., James Bay.

Evans Flitcroft, editorial rooms (Evening Post), res. View, near

Quadra.

Evans Sam. Park hotel, Beacon Hill, head of Simcoe st.

Ewen & Co. agents R. Ward & Co.

Ewen Thos., longshoreman. Store st.

Fairbairn Wm., bell maker, res. Princess ave.

Fairbrother George, prop. Lion brewery tap, cor. Queen's ave. andCedar Hill road.

Farell M., Queen's chop house, Yates, opp. Langley.

Farrell Harry, ship carpenter, res. Royal hotel, Fort st.

Farrell P., nightwatchman, res. Beechy st.

Fawcett Edgar, clerk, custom house, res. Franklin st.

Fawcett R. C., clerk (E. M. Johnson), res. James Bay.

Fawcett R. W., dealer in sewing machines, &c., 21 1 Government st.,

res. James Bay.

Fawcett T. L., capitalist, res. Humbolt st.

Fee David F., Jr., carpenter (Smith & Clark), res. North Park st.

Fee David F., Sr., engineer, res. North Park st, above Quadra.Fee J. T., dry goods clerk (C. Strouss & Co.), res. North Park st

Fell & Co. wholesale and retail groceries, wines and liquors, 202Fort, cor. Broad.

Fell James (Fell & Co.), res. View, above Cook.Fell James F. (Fell & Co.), res. Pandora, above Cook.Fell & Mills, barristers-at-law, office Langley st

Fell Thornton (F. & Mills), res. head of Fort st.

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Ferguson J. B. & Co. wholesale and retail stationers and book-sellers, 325 Government st, near post office.

Ferguson J. B. (F". & Co.), res. Johnson, near Vancouver.Fcrrand H., sausage factory, N. K. cor. Johnson and Broad.Field Kdvvin, salesman, res. Cormorant st.

Field Frank, steward Royal hotel, N. E. cor. Fort and Douglas.Field .Samuel, employ Henry Jewell, res. Yates st.

Field Wm., Jr., carpenter, res. Blanchard st.

Field Wm., Sr., gardener, res. Yates st.

Findlay, Durham & Brodie, wholesale commission merchants andinsurance agents. Wharf st

Findlay George James (F., D. & B.), res. London, England.Findlay W. T., carpenter, res. Bay st

Findley F. S. clerk, res. Brunswick hotel.

Findley Hugh, machinist, shop Waddington alley, res. Blanchard st

Findley R., clerk (A. B. Franci.s), No. i Store st, cor. Johnson.Findley Wm., machin-it, Waddington alley, res. Blanchard st

Finkelstone H. prop. Queen's boot and shoe store, 401 Govern-ment st, cor. Yates.

Finlaison Charles S. chief clerk custom house dept, res. MichiganSt., James Bay.

Finlaison C. W., clerk, post office, res. Quebec st

Finlai.son Fred, employ Henry Short, res. James Bay.

Finlaison W. II., clerk (L. Loewenberg), res. James Bay.Finlayson John, grocer. Government st, res. Gordon st

Finlayson Roderick, capitalist, res. Government st

Finlayson Roderick, Jr., clerk (Turner, Beeton & Co.), res. Saanichroad.

F"ireman's Fund Ins.. Co., H. F. Hcisterman & Co. agents.

Firth McKenna, sailor, res. Topaze ave.

Fisher George, mechanic, res. Johnson st.

Fitterre Henry, employ Evening Post, res. Pandora ave.

Fitterre Madame, dressmaker. Pandora ave.

FitzAllan John, capitalist, re.s. Quadra, near View.Flaherty Hugh, farmer, res. Toronto st.

Flaherty James J., gardener, res, Toronto st

Fletcher E. H. acting post office inspector, res. Cook st

Fletcher S. A., clerk Dominion land office, post office building, res.

Chatham st.

Fletcher Thos. W. dealer in sewing and knitting machines, 112

Fort St.

Flett Alfred, clerk treasury, res. James Bay.Flett J. & J. groceries and provisions, 218 Fort, cor. Douglas.

Flett James (Flett J. &. J.), 218 Fort st

Flett James C. (Flett J. & J.), 218 Fort st

Flewin Charles, salesman, res. South Park st.

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Flewin John, sergeant city police, res. cor. Quebec and Montreal.

Fiewin Thos. saloon keeper, Yates, near Wharf, res. South Park.

Ford L. H., carpenter, Occidental hotel, Wharf st.

Ford J. D., carpenter (Thos. E. Storey), 201 Government, cor.

Broughton.Ford M., clerk (Queen's boot and shoe store), 401 Government st.

Ford Mrs. S., fashionable dressmaker, Pandora ave.

Forresters' Hall, Government st, bet. Trounce and Fort.

Foster Robert, clock and umbrella repairer, cor. Ikoughton andGordon sts.

Foster Dr. F. W., merchant, res. James Bay.

Fowler J. P., machinist, res. Chatham .st.

Fox George T., clerk (M. & H. A. Fox), res. Amelia st.

Fox Jonas Henry, boiler maker, re.s. Frederick st.

Fox Mrs. M., wid., res. Amelia st.

Fox M. & H. A. cutlery and fancy goods. Govt., near Bastion.

Francis A. B. hardware, crockery, &c., No. 1 Store st., cor. Johnson.Francis Prof. A. L., piano tuner, res. Quadra, bet. Johnson and

Pandora.

Francis George, prop, Francis' livery stable. Trounce st.

P"rancis Matthew, laborer, res. Yates st.

Francis Mrs. S. E. R., wid., res. cor. Quadra and Fisguard.

Frank A. (Gutmann & P'rank), 27 Store st.

P'ranklin Wm. A. (H. M. S. customs), res. Superior st.

Franklyn Mrs., wid., res. P>ederick st.

Fraser Donald, gentleman, res. Chatham, near Blanchard.

P"raser Donald, laborer, res. Humbolt, opp. Douglas.Fraser Rev. D. pastor First Presbyterian Church, res. Chatham st.

Fraser John A. trader, office Government st.

Fraser Mrs., wad., res. Chatham st, bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Fraser River Fishery, Findlay, Durham & B. agent.s.

Fraser F. A. prop, steam laundry, Esquimalt road, res. Pritchard

house.

Freedman C. H., salesman (C. Strouss & Co.), res. Fort st

Freih Joseph, butcher, res. Herald st.

F'ritz Mr., carpenter, re.s. View st., bet. Quadra and Vancouver.Frost John, teamster, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st.

F"rost Wm., painter, res. Royal hotel, Fort st.

Frye George, Jr., iron moulder, res. Princess ave.

Frye George, surveyor &c., custom house dept., res. Princess ave.

F"ullerton Wm., carpenter (P. Wilson), res. Sea View hotel, 108

Government st.

FullertonJ.,

People's boot and shoe store, 40 Johnson st.

Fulton Daniel, mill hand, res. North Park st

Fulton J. W., blacksmith, res. Douglas st.

Fulton Market, Johnson st, near Government, Chas. E. Burnleymanager.

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Gabriel Alex., teamster, St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Government st.

Gabriel Charles & Co. Japanese Bazaar, Government .st.

Gabriel Cha.s. (C. G. & Co.), res. James Bay.

Gage Wm., laborer, res. Royal h' ' -1, Fort st.

Galley Fred (Matthews, Richards & Tye), Yates st.

Galley Mrs., wid., res. Topaze ave.

Gallick & Morris, props. Queen's boot and shoe store, cor. Govern-ment and Yates.

Gallick H., supt. Queen's boot ?nd shoe store, res. Amelia st.

Gamble F. C, C. E., res. Cook st.

Gamble A. G. book-keeper (R. Ward & Co.), res, Bird Cage Walk.Gannaway Edward, barrister, res. cor. Douglas & Pembroke.Gannon John, purser (stmr. Boskowitz).

Gant Henry, hostler, res. cor. Blanchard and Pioneer.

Gant Mrs., wid., res. cor. Blanchard and Pioneer.

Gardiner C. F., clerk (S. Leiscr), res. Parkington st.

Gardiner Capt. John, res. Parkington St., off Vancouver.Garland F"red, steward (New England bakery). Government st.

Garesche, Green & Co. bankers cor. Government and Trounce.Garnett E. T., prop, livery stables, cor. Broad and Broughton.

Gastincau John, C. E., res. Victoria.

Gas Works, office Langley st,, works Pembroke st.

Gaudin Capt. J.,res. Victoria west.

Gaukroger Miss, dressmaker, res. Chatham st.

Gaydon Henry, police officer, res. Johnson st.

Geddis John (C. P. N. Co.), res. Pritchard house, 402 Govt. st.

Gehrung Paul, brewer (H. Walther), P"ort, bet. Blanchard andQuadra.

Geiger & Becker, props. San F"rancisco Baths and hair dressing

saloon. Government .st, opp. post office.

Geiger Thos. (G. & Becker), res. cor. Blanchard and Herald.

George Capt. Wm. E., pilot, res. North Park, bet. Quadra and Cook.Gerow G, blacksmith, res. Victoria west.

Gerow G. C. (G. & Robertson), res. Victoria west.

Gerow & Robertson, carriage making and blacksmithing, cor. Yatesand Broad.

Gibbon W. book-keeper (Turner, Beeton & Co.), Wharf st.

Gibbs Miss Kate, employ A. Gilmore, 28 Johnson st., res. Henry.Gibney James, iron moulder, Vancouver foundry, Herald st.

Giddeon D., cook, res. Discovery.

Giddeon W., cook (Pacific Telegraph hotel). Store st.

Giesselmann Chas. (B. & G.), wholesale grocers, res. Vancouver st.

Gilchrist Alex., carpenter, res. Pembroke st.

Gilchrist F"., plasterer, res. cor. Chambers and North Park.

Giles Orlando, prop, fruit and fish market, Yates, near Government,res. Spring Villa.

Uullng, PorforatiDK, &c , with n •« %A#II I lAIUIC Broad Street, opp. ViewleailneHH iinddtHpatch, at n* I VV IImImI/ÎVIOi VicloriHi B. C.

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Giles W., tobacco stripper (Kurtz & Co.), res. Spring Villa.

Gillespie Mrs. E. M., res. Fort st.

Gillespie George, accountant, Bank of British Columbia, res. Rich-

ard.son, above Cook.

Gillesp' i S. P., bricklayer, res. Yates, cor. Cook.j^ J

Gille.spci W., res. Victoria.

Gilligan Edward, finisher (J. Sehl), res. Pandora ave.''

Gilligan James (H. B. Co.), res. Cormorant st.j

Gilligan P., laborer, res. Pandora ave.

Gilligan John, shoemaker (G. H. Maynard), res. Pandora ave.

Gilligan Thos., machine hand (J. Sehl), res. Pandora ave.

Gilmore Alex, merchant tailor, 28 Johnson st., res. North Store st,,

branch I. X. L., Government st.

Gillis Andrew, saddler (Mann & Heron), Fort st.

Gittere Chas., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Broad and Johnson.

Glide A., engine room (Daily Colonist), res. Dallas road.

Glide Henry, res. Dallas road.

Glide Miss Mary, compositor (Colonist), res. Dallas road.

Glover Wm. M., painter, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, P^ort st.|

Glover W. V., res. Fort st.

Glover Mr.s. S. H., wid., res. Fort, bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Godding Robert, carpenter, res. Rupert st.^

Godfrey Joseph, carpenter, res. Victoria. 1s

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Pembroke.Gocpcl Wm. J. (Hall & Goepel), res. Simcoe st., James Bay.

Goetz H. H., carpenter, res. Occidental hotel.

Golding B., candies, tobaccos and cigars. Broad, near Yates.

Goldsbrough G. A., carpenter, res. Occidental hotel.

Good Henry, res. Vancouver st.

Good H. B., collector of inland revenue, res. Vancouver st.

Goode George, bricklayer, res. Victoria.

Goodacre & Dooley, props. Queen's Market, S. W. cor. Governmentand Johnson.

Goodacre Lawrence (G. & Dooley), res. Pandora ave.

Goodrich Frank, carriage driver, res. Victoria.

Gordon Wm, agent Hamilton powder Co., res. Frederick ,st.

Gore Wm. S. surveyor general British Columbia, res. Burdett ave.

Gorrie Thos., toys and fancy goods. Fort, near Blanchard.

Gosnell George (G. & Haddock), res. Farquhar st.

Gosnell & Haddock, prop, fruit and fish stand, Douglas st., bet.

Cormorant and Fisguard.

Gosnell Joseph, grocer, cor, Douglas and Cormorant.Gouge B., varni.sher (J. Weiler), 206 Fort st.

Gouge Fred, machine hand (J. Sehl), Government st.

Gould D. A., printer (M. Miller), Johnson st.

Qovernment Buildings, James Bay.

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Gowdy Mrs,, wid., res. Rock Bay ave.

Gowcn Mi.ss A., teacher public school, re.s. View st.

Gowen Charles, prop. Phceiiix brewery, N. VV. cor. IManchard andYates.

Gowen Chas. N., brewer (Phcenix brewery), res. Yates st.

Gowen Gcor^x N., brewer (Phii;nix brewery), res. View st.

(jouen .Samuel, machinist, .Store st., res. Yates, above Cook.Gowen Thomas, prop. Novelty Iron Works, Store st., beL Herald

and Chatham.Graff J. (.livision engineer Flsquimalt and Nanaimo railway, res.

Yates, above Cook.Graham Frank (Grand Pacific hotel), cor. Johnson and Store.

Graham James, carpenter, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st.

Graham John, assistant receiver-general and manager Dominion(jovernment savings bank. fs. cor. Simcoe and Menzies.

Graham J. A., retired merc'.'i,.; ., ; 2s. cor. Queen's ave. andI^jlanchard st.

Graham Victor, boiler maker, res. Telegraph hotel. Store st.

Grant Arthur, clerk (Burns & Co.), cor. Broad and Yates,

Grant Gordon V., engineer, res. Co-morant st,

Gravcley W. K. (Innes & G.), res. Douglas house, Gordon st.

Gray Andrew, manager Albion Iron Works, res. James Bay.

Gray A. B. (A. B. Gray & Co.), res. Belleville st, James Bay.

Gray A. B. & Co., wholesale dry goods and liquors, cor. Wharf andBastion.

Gray J. H. division engineer, Esquimalt & Nanaimo railway,

(iray Dave, Queen's chop house, Yates, opp. Langley,

Gra\- David, carpenter, res. Spring Villa.

Gray David, res, Pritchard house, 402 Government st.

Gray V.. J., stair builder, res. Government st.

Gray G. D., Albion Iron Works, res. James Bay.Gray Hon. Mr. Justice, Puisne Judge Supreme Court of liritish

Columbia, res. Fort st.

Gray Jim E. (Briggs & G.). props. Pritchard house, 402 GovernmentSt., cor. Yates.

Gray J. H., machinist, res. Occidental hotel.

Gray P. H., draughtsman, Albion Iron Works, res. F"ort st.

Gray Samuel, .stair builder, factory cor. Government and Chatham,res. New Gorge road, near Government st.

Green A. A. (Garesche, Green & Co.), res. Bird Cage Walk.Green David, clothier. Government, bet. Yates and Trounce.

Green H. H., compositor (Colonist), res. American hotel, Yates st.

Green Mrs. F. W , wid., cor. View and Richardson.

Green R. E., teller, Dominion Government savings bank, res. RossBay Villa.

Greenwood John K., owner and captain schooner Juanita, res.

Pandora ave.

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Gregg A. (Gregg & Son), res. cor. Chatham and Douglas.

Gregg Charles, with M. W. Waitt & Co., res. Chatham st., cor.

Dougla.s.

Gregg & Son, artistic tailors, Douglas st., near Pandora ave.

Gregg Frank H. (Gregg & Son), res. cor. Chatham and Douglas.

Gregg Miss (Gregg & Son), res. cor. Chatham and Douglas.

Gregory Wm., assistant H. M. customs, Wharf st.

Gribble Henry, prop. Victoria Bazaar, Government st, near post

office, res. Pioneer st.

Griffiths, J., wharfinger (H. B. Co.), res. Quadra st.

Griffiths John W., book-keeper (Goodacre & Dooley), res. Fort st.

Grimm Wm., prop. Grimm's carriage factory, John.son st, bet.

Broad and Douglas.

Grimm Henry, brickmaker, res. off new Gorge road.

Grissmer August, artistic tonsor, (Victoria Baths), 59 Johnson st.,

res. cor. Douglas and View.

Guardian Fire Insurance Co., agents Turner, Beeton & Co,

Guest Alfred, carpenter, res. Albion hotel, Herald st

Guldager C, laborer, res. Government st

Gutmann & Frank, commission merchants, agents for Western Oil

Co., Johnson, opp. Store.

Gutmann Jacob (G. & Frank), commission merchants, Johnson andStore.

Gwennap James, teamster, res. Princess st

Hach Charles, book-keeper (J. Sehl), res. Fort st

Haddock James (Gosnell & H.), res. Pandora st

Haggerty John, res. Rae st. >

Hague Wm., tinsmith, res. Royal hotel.

Hale R. S., mill wright res. Kane .st

Hall & Goepel, ship brokers and insurance agents, 339 Govt. st.

Hall F. J.,employ Daily Colonist res. Green st.

Hall H. G., clerk (Wm. Pollard), Langley st

Hall Mrs. P. J., Johnson st, bet Douglas and Blanchard.

Hall Joshua, steward, American hotel, Yates st.

Hall & Lowe, props, photographic studio, over London house,

Government st.

Hall Richard (Hall & Goepel), res. cor. Blanchard and Fisguard.

Hall Mrs. Thos., wid., Fanklyn st

Hall Wm., employ J. Gosnell, cor. Douglas and CormorantHalliday J. A., teacher public school, res. Cook st

Halpenny J. G., carpenter, res. John st

Halpenny W. M., Government guide, res. Fort st

Halstead Chas., barber, Colonist building. Government st

Halstead Jonas, farmer, res. Dallas road.

Hamilton Mrs. Elizabeth, wid., res. North Park st.

Hamilton E. P., contractor and builder, cor. Broughton and Gor-don, res. Blanchard st.

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Hamilton & Worth, contractors and builders, cor. Brcughton andGordon.

Hammond Wm., assistant engineer, Esquimalt & Nanaimo railway

Hamley Hon. Wymand, collector of H. M. customs, res. cor.

Quadra and Ikirdctt ave.

IlanilLy Nicholas, miner, res. Cosmopolitan Hotel.

Hampton Thos., baker, res. Kingston st.

Hampton Wm., painter, IJrougliton .st, res. Kingston.Hampton Wm., Sr., laborer, res. Kingston st.

Hannan James, stonemason, res. Mearcs st.

Hannan John (R. Haker & Son), res. Meares st.

Harbor Master, Capt. W. R, Clarke, office Yate.s st, bet Langleyand Wharf.

Harding Thos., prop. Vancouver bakery, Fort st., res, Kane.Hardy S., engineer (stmr. Teaser), res. American hotel, Yates st.

Hargreavcs (}. (H. & IL), surveyor and architect.

Harmaii IMiilip, cabinet maker (J. Weiler), 2o6 Fort st

Harman Thos., submarine diver, res. Prii chard house, 402 Govt, st

Harnjony Hall, View st., bet. lilanchard and Quadra.Harlow Capt. James O., wharfinger, Rithetville, James Bay.Harris W^m., printer (Diily Times).

Harris U. R. (H. & H.), surveyor, res. James Bay.Harris & Hargreaves, siirve}ors ai:d architects, cor. Government

;ind Bastion, up stairs.

Harrison Eli, house and sign painter and dealer in paints, cor.

Douglas and 1 andora.

Harrison Mr. Henry, M. R. C. S., Eng., L. S. A., London, surgeon-

major H. M. army, office Langley st

Harrison H. A., manager Cowichan lumber yard, office Wharf St.,

near Government.Harrison J. B., C. P. R., res. Dallas road.

Harrison & McAlister, groceries, wines and liquors, Johnson, near

GovernmentHarrison V/m., prop. Victoria hcn.se, 5. E. cor. Douglas and

Pandora.Harrop John, painter (Leitice & Sears), Broad st

Hart John J., dealer in furs, guns and Indian curios, 36 Johnson st

Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Ni^holles & Renouf agents, cor. Yates andBroad.

H.artley E, plumber (J. Braden), Government st

Hartley Wm., tinsmith (David C. Heal), res. Johnson st

Hartnell Henry John, manager (J. & A. Boskowitz), re.s. Yates,

above Cook.Harvey Edward, assistant clerk (Turner, Beeton & Co.), res.

Quadra st

Harvey H., clerk, res. Quadra st

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Harvey Rout, clerk (Turner, Ikcton & Co.), res. Quadra st.

Ha.scnfratz Jacob, brewer, Victoria brewery, Discovery st.

Hassarti \Vm., res. Commercial hotel, Douglas st.

Hastings O. A., photographer, res. Douglas, cor. Herald.

Hastings C. C, (Hastings & Spencer), photographers, Fort st.

Hastings Saw Mill Co., office Wharf st., R. H. Alexander agent.

Hattersley Edward, machinist, res. Pacific Telegra[)h hotel.

Hattey Tho.s., bricklayer, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel.

Haughton Mrs. M., fancy goods, Yates st.

Haughton 1 hos., dry goods, &c., Yates st.

Hawkins John, groceries, provisions and fruits, 210 Fort st.

Hayncs Alfred, employ Thos. Harding, Vancouver bakery.

Haynes Geo, W., (Heisterman & Haynes), res. John st.

Haynes Wm., professor of music, res. Vancouver, near Humbolt.Hayward Charles, prop. Pioneer steam saw mill, and undertaker,

office Government, near l-'ort.

Hayward Charles, Jr., clerk (E. C. Raker), res. Government st.

Heal David C, tinsmith, Johnson st., bet. Broad and IVniglas.

Healey George F., civil engineer, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel.

Hearns Henry, seaman, res. Discovery st.

Hcathorn Arthur, clerk, Victoria boot and shoe factory, r^^s. cor.

Work and Bridge sts., Rock Bay.

Heathorn Wm. prop. Victoria boot and shoe manufactory. Govern-ment St., near po.st office, and Rock Bay tannery, cor. Bridge

and John sts.

Heisterman H. F. & Co. real estate agents, office Langley st.

Keisterman H. F.,(H. & Co.), res. Douglas st., cor. Hillside avc.

Helmcken Hon. Dr. J. S., M. D., J, P., office Fort st., near Wharf,res. Belleville st, James liay.

Helmcken Henry Dallas, barrister (Drake, Jackson & H.), res. j^James Bay.

Helmcken J. D., M. D., office Fort st., near Wharf, res. James Bay.

Henderson A., supt. Victoria Transfer Co., N. E. cor. Governmentand Johnson.

Henderson Thos., livery stables, cor. Broad and Broughton.Hendry Alex., engineer, Victoria water works, res. View st.

Hendry Thos. (Mason & H.), res. Work st.. Rock Bay.

Hcney J. H., cabinet maker, res. Cosmopolitan hotel.

Henley Joseph, baker, res. Pandora ave., above Cook.Henly Edward Henry, farmer, Clover Point, south of Beacon Hill.

Henly Henry, prop. Henly's hotel, Clover Point, south of BeaconHill.

Henly Wm. G., farmer. Clover Po'nt, south of Beacon Hill.

Hcnski August, blacksmith, res. Douglas, near Discovery.

Hcnski F., tobacco stripper (Kurtz & Co.), res. Douglas st.

Henski James, employ J. Sehl, res. Dougla.s, near Discovery,

Henski Mrs., wid., Douglas, near Discovery.

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Hodges Fred, stonemason, res. Douglas st.

Hodges Thos., stonemason, res. Douglas st.

Hodges Mrs. Mary, re.s, N. E. cor. Douglas and Johnson.Hodge Wm., blacksmith, Yates st, bet. Blanchard and Quadra.Hodnett Alfred, employ H. Jewell, res. Government st.

Hodson E., employ Victoria market, John.son st.

Holland Jo.seph, painter (Lettice & Sears).

Holland Joshua, contractor and builder, res. John st.

Holland & McDonald, contractors and builders, John st., Rock Hay.

HoUins John, upholsterer, (J. Weiler), 206 Fort st.

Holloway Miss E., teacher public school, res. James Hay.

Holloway Mrs. M., milliner, res. James Bay.

Holman J., Union Saloon, 42 Johnson st.

Holman & Perry, props. Union salot>n, 42 Johnson st.

Holmes Alex., employ local government, res. Quebec st, James Bay.

Holmes Chas., carpenter, cor. Rae and Blanchard.

Holmes James, butcher (Van Volkenburgh & Co.), res. Spring Ridge.

Holmes Arthur, salesman, res. Michigan st.

Holmes Capt P., res. Belleville st.

Holzer Ernest, brewer, Victoria brewery, Discovery st.

Homfray R., C. E., res. Quebec st, James Bay.

Hood James, laborer, res. Green st.

Hook and Ladder Company, hall, Government st., near Broughton.

Hookway Arthur, professor of music, res. Pioneer st.

Hooper & Borde, boot and shoe makers, 415 Government st.

Hooper D. G. (H. & Borde), 415 Government st.

Hooper James, miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

Hoosen Edward, police officer, res. Chatham st., bet. Douglas andBlanchard.

Horn H. R., employ H. Bornstein, res. Yates .st

Hornor, John, clerk (Wm. D' nny), res. Bay st

Horth R. P., laborer, res. Johnson st.

Horsley Samuc' plasterer, res Johnson St., bet. Vancouver andCook.

Hotz Miss K,, pi jprietress Park hotel, Beacon Hill.

Hough Vi^alter R. police officer, res. Herald st

Hounslow Herbert, machinist (Albion Iron Works), res. Quadra st.

House D. D., brickmaker, res. Rock Bay.

Howard R., saloon keeper, res. cor. Douglas and Johnson.Howe George, clerk (Brown Jug saloon), res. Yates st.

Howerth Henry, tinsmith, res. Yates st

Hudson Bay Co., head office Wharf st., opp. Bastion

Hughes J. F., army pensioner, (with D. J. & H.), res. View st.

Hughes Jacob, employ J. Gosnell, cor. Douglas ajid Cormorant sts.

Humber Fred, bricklayer, res. Topaze ave.

Humber M., general contractor and prop, brickyard, res. Topaze ave,

Humber M. L., bricklayer, res. Topaze ave.

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Humphreys Thomas B., res. cor. Blanchard and Fisguard.

Hunter Richard, sub-collector of Stickeen custom house, res. NorthPark St.

Hunter Joseph, chief engineer Esquimalt & Nanaimo railway, res.

James Bay.

Hunter Robert, carpenter, res. Mason st. ;

Huny Louis, res. Victoria. *

Hurrell Henry, clerk (Eli Harrison), res. Quadra st.

Hu.son A. W. (H. & Moss), res. No. 8 Store st, near Government.Huson & Moss, groceries and cracker bakery. No. 8 Store st.

Hutcheson James (Hutcheson, Young & Co.), res. cor. Fort andCook. . .,

Hutcheson John W., jailor, city barracks, Bastion st.

Hutcheson, Young & Co., props. White House, dry goods. Govt st.

Huxtablc Wm., machinist, (Novelty Iron Works), Store st.

Hyland W^ J., brass finisher, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel.

Imbert Chas. A., carpenter, res. Simcoe st., near Point.

I mbert George, employ Stemler & Earle, res. Simcoe St.

Imbert Miss M., employ Stemler & Earle, res. Simcoe st.

Imperial Fire Ins. Co., agents Welch, Rithet & Co.

Indian Church, Herald st., bet. Government and Store.

Indian Department, office cor. Douglas and Courtenay. 1

Inge Thos., dealer in coal, res. Herald st.

Innes & Graveley, real estate brokers, office Yates st., B. C. express

building.

Innes H. M., clerk, Bank of B. N. A., Yates st.

Innes F. C. (I. & Graveley), Yates st.

Innes Thos. N., tailor, res. View st

Internal Revenue Department, Wharf st, bet. Fort and Courtenay.Inverness Cannery, agents Turner, B. & Co.

Inwood George, res. No. 2 Government st.

Iron Church, (Episcopal), N. E. cor. Douglas and Fisguard.

Irvine Arthur, dairyman, Faiitield road.

Irving Bros., dealers in boots and shoes, 112 Government st.

Irving E. B. (Irving Bros.), res. Superior .st

Irving G. M. (Irving Bros.), re.s. Superior .st

Irving Mrs. James, wid., res. Superior st

Irving Capt. John, manager Canadian Pacific Navigation Company(limited), office Wharf St., res. cor. Menzies and Michigan sts.,

James Bay.Irving P. i4i., deputy attorney general and barrister-at-law, res. cor.

Cook and Richardson.

Ii-ving Robert, agent O. R. & N. Co., office Wharf st.

Irving T. L. (Irving Bros.), res. Superior st

Irving Wm. (stmr. Olympian), res. Superior st.

Irwin H. G. J., salesman (C. Strouss & Co.), re.s. Superior st

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Isaacs J. & Co., general dealer in merchandise, 36 Johnson st.

I. X. L. Store, T. L. Davies manager, 421 Govt, st., cor. Johnson.

Jack Alex., farmer, James Bay.

Jack Mrs. A., res. Superior st.

Jacklin D., stove moulder (Albion Iron Works), res. View st.

Jackman Samuel, harness maker, res. Douglas st.

Jackson Albert, tinsmith, res. View st.

Jackson F. J., contractor, res. Collinson st, near McClure.

Jackson James, prop, saloon. Govt, st., bet. Yates and Trounce.

Jackson John, cutter (Wm. Heathorn), res. View st.

Jackson John, Bay tannery.

Jackson Oliver, tinsmith, res. John st.

Jackson R. E., barrister-at-law (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken), res.

Richardson st.

Jackson Dr. Wm., health officer, res. Michigan st.

Jackson Wm., druggist. Government st.

Jackson Wm., bartender, Adelphi saloon, cor. Yates and Govt.

Jaeck J. F., druggist (Moore & Co.), Yates st.

Jagers Capt. J. F., master mariner, res. Douglas st.

James D., steward, Victoria Fire department, re.s. Deluge enginehouse, Yates st.

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James Frank, coachman. Government house.

James John, miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

Jamieson Robert, clerk (T. N. Hibbcn & Co.), res. Pembroke st.

Jamieson PeterJ.,

baker, res. cor. Cook and Johnson.

Janes Mrs. Jane, wid.. Green st.

Janion R. C, commission merchant, 25 Store st.

Jaques George, watchmaker and jeweler, P'ort st., above Blanchard.

Jaques Josiah, machinist, res. Telegraph hotel, Store st.

Jay & Co., seed merchants, 118 Fort st.

Jay George, Jr., solicitor, office cor. Government and Bastion, res.

North Cook st.

Jay George, Sr. (Jay & Co.), res. North Cook st.

Jeeves George, bricklayer, res. North Store st.

JefFree Wm. J., clothing and gentlemen's furnishing goods, Yates

St., opp. Langley.

Jeffree Mrs., employ B. C. shirt factory, res. Quadra st.

Jemmett Capt. Wm. S., surveyor, Indian department, res. Victoria.

Jenkins Chas. Pascoe, boiler maker, res. Frederick st.

Jenkins David, shoemaker, res. Frederick st.

Jenkins Wm. Henry, boiler maker, res. Frederick St.

Jenkinson C. W,, contractor, res. Vancouver st.

Jenkinson Mrs., wid., res. Douglas St., bet. View and Fort.

Jenkinson Mrs., wid., res. Richardson st.

Jenns Rev. P., rector St. John's Church, Douglas .st.

Jensen Wm., gentleman, res. Victoria.

Jesse F. W., law clerk (Davie & Pooley), res. Montreal st.

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[essop John, immigration agent, res. View st.

[ewell Henry, general dealer, S. W. cor. Yates and Douglas, res.

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[ewish Synagogue, S. E. cor. Blanchard and Pandora.

[ohn B. H,, assistant draughtsman, lands and works dept, res. Bel-

lot st, bet. Vancouver and Cook. . '

ohns James, cigars and tobaccos, Johnson st. ---

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ohns Wm., expressman, re.s. cor. Oswego and New sts.

[ohnson & Co., prop. Bay tannery. Bay st.

iohnson Dan F., carpenter, res, Yates st., bet. Vancouver and Cook.fohnson E. E., currier, res. John st.

[ohnson E. C. (John.soii & Co.), manager Bay tannery. Bay st.

fohnson Edwin, barrister-at-law, office S. W. cor. Government andBastion, res. Belleville st.

ohnson E. M., conveyancer, Bastion st.

fohnson Chas. James, prop. Commercial hotel, cor. Douglas andCormorant.

[ohnson John (Pritchard house), 402 Government st.

fohnson, Walker & Flett, props. Queen City planing mills, NorthGovernment st.

fohnston J., clerk (M. W. Waitt & Co.), res. Pioneer st.

fohnston Matthew T., manager Findlay, Durham & Brodie's

wholesale commission house, res. Pemberton st.

fohnston P. T. & Co., garden flower seeds, Fort st., near Govern-ment, res. Cadboro Bay road.

lohnston James, expressman, res. Simcoe st. •;•

[ohnston James, res. Simcoe st.

[oll> boy O. B., painter (Smith & Rendell), cor. View and Douglas.

fonckau Very Rev. J. J., principal St Louis college, cor. Pandoraand Church sts.

[ones A, W. (Croasdaile & J.), cor. Government and Brpughton.

fones Charles S., assistant manager Bank of British Columbia,res. Bird Cage Walk.

fones Columbus, capitalist, 864 Johnson st.

lones Fred C, carpenter and joiner (Smith & Clark), res. James Bay.

fones George J., carpenter, res. Yates st.

fones H. L., chemist and druggist (Langley & Co.), res. Quebec st.

[ones James, machinist (Albion Iron Works), res. Commercial hotel.

[ones John, horse trader, res. Douglas st.

fones Richard, inspector of weights and measures, res. Superior st.

[ones Mrs. Richard, wid., res. Bird Cage Walk.[ones Richard, carpenter, res. Henry st.

[ones Stephen, prop. Dominion hotel, Yates st, near Blanchard.

Jones Thos. C, prop. Jones' boat house. Wharf st, foot of

Courtenay.

Jones T. D., L. D. S., dentist, office Moody's building, cor. Yates

and Broad, up-stairs, res. Kane st.

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Jones Wm. R., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Broad st.

Jordon Wm., prop. City bakery, John.son st., near Government.

Jugg M. T., painter (Smith & Rendell), cor. View and Douglas.

Kahle F. A., cigar packer, res. Pandora, bet. Hroad and Douglas.

Kammerer C. W. (T. N. Hibben & Co.), res. Chambers st.

Kates, cab driver, Pritchard house, 402 Government st.

Kaye Ernest, res. Fisguard st.

Kaye James, teacher, res. P^isguard st.

Kearney John, steward, St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Government st.

Keast Mrs. A., res. Rock Bay.

Keays Mrs., res. Blanchard ave.

Keith James C. (Bank of B. C), res. cor. Blanchard and Queen'savenues.

Keller J. W., plasterer, res. 408 Government st. -> -,

Kelley & Sherring, carpenters and builders, Johnson st. ^ ^

Kelley Wm. Ross, miner, res. North Park st. ' •'•

Kelly George, B. C. soap works, res. Humbolt st. ,' 1

Kelly Miss Mary, clerk (S. L. Kelly), Yates st. • ' ,'"

Kelly Ross, tanner. Rock Bay tannery, res. Johnson st. f-,

Kelly S. B., clerk (S. L. Kelly), Yates st.

Kelly S. L. & Son, stove merchants, Yates st., bet. Oriental andWaddington alleys.

Kennan Wm., laborer, res. Simcoe St. ; ^

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Kennedy James, compositor, res. Beacon Hill Park.

Kennedy John, engineer (stmr. Pilot), res. Beacon Hill Park.

Kennedy Paul, engineer, res. Beacon Hill Park. ".. > ^

Kennedy Thos., engineer, res. Beacon Hill Park.

Kenney James, currier. Rock Bay tannery, res. Princess ave.

Kenny John, brewer (Leahy's), Johnson st.

Kent C. H., book-keeper (E. G. Prior), Government st, re.s. Yates.

Kent Charles, book-keeper (Marvin & Tilton), res. Yates st

Keough P. W., bridge builder, res. St. Charles hotel, Douglas st.

Ker Robert (Findlay, Durham & Brodie), Wharf st

Kerg Miss Annie, dressmaker, res. Pioneer st

Kerg Mr.s., wid., res. Pioneer st

Kermode Edward, carpenter, res. Henry st.

Kiffiere Capt. A. (schooner Isabel), res. Pembroke st.

Kilgour David (Mann & Heron), res. 408 Government st.

King Chas. H., foreman stripper department (Kurtz & Co.)

King C. J , stage driver bet Victoria and Esquimalt, res. Yates st.,

bet. Blanchard and Quadra.King James, laborer, res. Humbolt st .

King, Joseph, prop. Mousquetaires saloon, N. W. cor. Governmentand Johnson, res. Douglas st.

King J. A., prop North Pacific saloon, cor. Wharf and YaLcs.

King Jabez H., dairyman, res. head of Johnson st.

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Kingsbury D., laborer, res. Humbolt St., opp. Douglas.

Kinsman John, contractor and real estate owner, res. Pembroke st.

Kipp Miss (Gregg & Son), res. View st.

Kirsop George, stone cutter, res. Fort st. • - vKircup J., shoemaker, 40 Johnson st.

Kittle August upholsterer (J. Weiler), 206 Fort st.

Kittle Wm., machinist, res. John st.

Knauss Thos. R., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Pandora ave.

Knight Henry, dry goods and groceries. No. 5 Store st

Knight John, foreman of machine shop (Albion Iron Works), res.

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Knight John W., blacksmith, res. Henry st. >

Knox James, shoemaker (G. H. Maynard), res. Johnson st.

Kranz Fred, carpenter^ res. Meares st., near Quadra.Kuna Joseph, boiler maker, res. Chatham st., near Blanchard.

Kurtz Mrs. D., employ C. E. Redfern, res. Fort st.

Kurtz & Co., cigar manufacturers, S. E. cor. Government andTrounce sts., office down stairs, factory up stairs.

Kurtz John (Kurtz & Co.), cigar manufacturer, res. Douglas st.

Kurtz W., compositor, res. Victoria.

Labron Miss Mary J., B. C. shirt factory, res. John st. > . i

LaCloer Noel, teamster, res. Pembroke st *.

Lain Chas., fashion stables. Fort st

Laing Capt. Andrew (schooner W. P. Sayward), res. Erie st,

James Bay.Lambkin C. H., contractor and builder, Yates st

Lambly Susan, assistant matron P. O. Home, Rae st, near ChurchHill. .

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Lane Vernon, carpenter, res. head of Johnson st.

Lang Charles, cigars and tobaccos, 409 Government st, res. Prin-

cess ave.

Lange Ernest, boiler maker (Albion Iron Work), res. 408 Govt. st.

Lange G. W. A. & Son, watchmakers and jewelers. Government st,

opp. post office.

Lange W. G. (Lange & Son), watchmaker and jeweler, Govt st

Langley A. F., clerk (Langley & Co.), res. Fairfield road.

Langley Alfred John, J. P. (Langley & Co.), res. Fairfield road.

Langley A. R., res. cor. Broughton and Langley sts.

Langley & Co., wholesale and retail druggists, cor. Yates st. andLangley alley.

Langley George F., clerk (Geo. Morrison), 302 Govt, st, cor. FortLangley W. H., law student (D., J. & H.), res. Langley st

Langley John M., deputy sheriff, office police barracks, res. cor.

Broughton and Langley sts.

Langley Mrs. J., fashionable dressmaker, cor. Broughton andLangley sts.

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Lapierre Horace, baker, Empire bakery, S. W. cor. Fort andBlanchard.

LaPoint P. A., carpenter, res. Pembroke st.

Larman James, custom boot and shoemaker. No. 8 Johnson st.

Lascelles James, prop. Victoria sale and commission stables, Broadnear Fort st., res. James Bay.

Latreyte John, prop. French bakery, cor. Broad and PandoLaunder M., miner, res. Spring Ridge.

Lawlor Dennis, machinist, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel, Store st.

Lawrence George R., res. View st., bet Vancouver and Cook..

Lawson A. W., carriage and hack stables, cor. Broad and Trounce.

Lawson George, day boy telephone office. Trounce St., near Govt.

Lawson Henry Chas., engineer, res. Quadra st.

Lawson Henry, saddler, res. Quadra st.

Law.son James H., factor and cashier (H B. Co.), res Bastion st.

Lawson James, printer, res. Broad st.

Lawson R., contractor and builder, res. cor. Montreal and Simcoe.

Lawson Robert, landini; waiter, custom department, Wharf st.

Lawson T. L., boiler maker (Albion Iron Works), res. Broad andTrounce.

Lawson Wm. G., painter. Broad st, cor. Trounce.

Lazard L, cigarian artist (T. & L. factory), res. Pandora ave.

Lazenby Miss E., manager millinery department. Commerce house,

Government st.

Leach John, carpenter, res. Yates st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Leahy John, brewer and maltster, Johnson St., bet. Douglas andBlanchard.

Learn Fred, painter, Broughton st., res. Kane.Leask & Co., merchant tailors, 2 1 1 Fort st., near Douglas.

Leaycroft H. G., assistant engineer Esquimalt & Nanaimo railway.

Leavitt John, barber, 38 Johnson st.

Leblence Edmond, barber, Columbia baths, Yates st, near Govern-ment

Leclaire W., clerk (Hall & Goepel), 339 Government st

Leech J no., first officer (stmr. Yosemite).

Leech P. J., city surveyor, res. Michigan st, James Bay.

Lefebvre A. C, bar tender, Pacific Telegraph hotel. Store st.

Leggatt Chas. J., acting registrar-general, James Bay.Leigh Edwin A., registrar county court, res. Belleville stLeigh Mrs. H. V., wid., cor. Vancouver and Richardson.

Leighton Wm., clerk, res. Victoria.

Leiser S., wholesale provision, Yates st., near Wharf, res. Pan-dora ave.

Leishman Robt., iron moulder (Vancouver foundry). Herald st.

LeLievre Chas., painter, Broughton st

LeLievre Mrs. L., wid., res. Fort st,

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Lennox Win., employ H. Noble, res. Princess ave.

Lenz Jacob, merchant, re.s. Fort st.

Lenz John (York & L.), res. Pandora ave.

Lconhard Mr., cabinet maker (J. Sehl), Government st. ';

Leslie 11. H., architect, office Bastion st.

LesLouis Felix, cooper (H. B. Co.), res. North Park st.

Lester Peter, gentleman, res. Vancouver, near Bellot .st.'

Lctticc Robt. (L. & Sears), Broad st., res. Kane.Lettice & Sears, painters and glaziers, Broad St., near Fort.

Levy Barney, cigarian artist (T. & L. factory), res. Pandora ave.

Levy Mrs. E., wid., re.s. Amelia st.

Levy Joe, prop. Arcade oyster saloon, Government st, bet. Yatesand Johnson, re.s. Herald st.

Levy Joe L., prop. T. & L. cigar factory, 339 Govt, st, up stairs.

Levy Sam, commercial traveler, res. View st

Lewis A. & Co., stoves and tinware, Yates st, bet Government st.

and Oriental alley.

Lewis Capt H. G., res. Belleville st. James Bay.

Lewis Lewis, clothing and gents' nishing goods, Yates st, bet.

Government st and Oriental ,. .ey.

Lewis Miss L., employ R. T. Williams, res. Chambers st

Liddell Mrs., wid., res. Quadra stLiddell Robt, shoemaker, res. Spring Villa.

Lilley H. A., candy manufacturer, Douglas st, bet Johnson andPandora.

Lindsay D., J. P., inland revenue department, res. James Bay.Lindsay Thos. D., nightwatchman, res. Burnside road.

Liner James, iron moulder (Vancouver foundry). Herald st

Link James, engineer, re.s. View st., bet. Quadra and Vancouver.Linneker Chas., painter, res. James Bay.Linneker Edward (Lissett & L.), res. Quadra st

Linton John, ship carpenter, res. Store St.

Lintott John, teacher of piano and violin, Quadra, near Pembroke.Lipsett R. (Rand & L.), 339 Government St., res. Blanchard.

Lissett James (L. & Linneker), res. Princess st., James Bay.Lissett & Linneker, house and sign painters, Yates st, bet. Douglas

and Blanchard.

Livermore Harry A., foreman Colonist (color printing depart-

ment), res. Douglas st

Livock W. T., factor Hudson Bay Co., res. Menzies St., James Bay.

Lloyd W. C, cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Commercial hotel.

Loewen & Erb, props. Victoria brewery, S. E. cor. Governmentand Discovery sts.

Loewen Joseph (L. & Erb), res. Pandora avf., near Blanchard.

Loewenberg S., office Government st, res. Rae st, near Quadra.Logan Miss (Gregg & Son), Douglas st

Logan Wm., carpenter, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel, Store st

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Lohse Wm., prop. Hank ICxchanpc saloon, cor. Yates and Langley.

Lom.L . John, carria^^c driver, res. View st.

London & Provincial Marine Insurance Co., R. Ward & Co. ajjt.s.

Longhurst Jarvis, prop. liclmont saloon, No. 4 Government .st., cor.

llumbolt.

Longworth H. F., res. cor. Fort and Broad.

Lootens Right Rev. Bi.shop Louis, Hishop of Roman Catholic

Church, re.s. Vancouver st.

i.orimer Wm., foreman pattern makers' department (Albion Iron

Works), res. Toronto st.

Lovett Joseph, re.s. Blanchard st., bet. Kane and Rae.

Lovell J. B., merchant, res. cor. View and Cook.

Lowe Skene (Mali & L.), photographers, Government .st.

Loyd I'.dward, laborer, res. Humbolt st.

Lubbc T., fur trader, Wharf st, bet. Yates and Bastion.

Lukcnan Win., driver (Vic. Transfer Co.), cor. Johnson and Govt.

Luker W. G., millwright, res. Spring Ridge.

Luxford Mrs. Frederick, proj). Queen's ave. nursery, Queen's ave.

Lyall George, carriage driver, res. Princess ave.

Lynch T. P., manager of Victoria cigar box factory. GovernmentSt., res. Douglas st.

Lyons James, boiler maker, res. Chatham st.

Mable W. J.,blacksmith (Gerow & Robfitson), ic-s. Pandora ave.

Macabe T. B., job printer (Daily Colonist), res. Revere hou.sc.

Pandora ave.

Maclure Frederick, cashier (White house), res. North Park st.

Maclure J. C, accountant, res. North Chatham st.

Maclean P. W., carpenter, res. St. Charles hotel, Douglas st.

Macdonald C. N., clerk (C. P. R.), res. Cormorant st.

Macdonald Hon. Senator Wm. J., J. P., res. Armadale, MontrealSt., near Dallas road.

MacDonald F., clerk (A. P Gray & Co.), res. Kane st.

MacDonaid R. F., teacher senior class St. Louis College, Pandora,

opp. Vancouver.Ma'^Intosh S, P., foreman Rock Bay tannery, res. Bay st.

MacKay Donald, salesman (H. B. Co.), res. Quebec st.

MacSwain & Dearden, phys'cians and surgeons, office Fort st.,

above Douglas.

MacSwain A., M. D. (MacSwain & Dearden). physicians and sur-

geons, office Fort st, above Douglas.

Maddens Chas. C, butler. Government house, res. Pioneer st.

Madden Jerry, machinist (Albion Iron Works), res. Princess ave.

Madden John, manager (John Dalby's stables). Pandora, opp.

Broad st.

Maddux Thos., clerk (Grand Pacific hotel), cor. Johnson and Store.

Madigan B., engineer, res. Work st.

Madigan George, machinist (Albion Iron Works), res. Work st

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Magirl Chas. J., machinist, res. 408 Government st.

Magirl Robert, jfcntleman, res. Oriental hotel, Yates st.

Mahood A. L., carpenter, res. Hlanchard st.

Main A. R., broker, res. Occidental hotel.

Maison De Sante Francaise, Collinson st, bet. McClurc andVancouver.

Malachi Rev. W., res. Victoria.

Mallandaine Edward, architect, office cor. Broad and Trounce, res.

Simcoc St.

Mallandaine R, employ R. T. Williams, res. Simcoe st, James Bay.Mann 11. T. (M. & tieron), cor. Fort and Broad.

Mann & Heron, saddlers and harness makers, cor. Fort and Broad.

Mann James (Muirhead & Mann), res. cor. Henry and Bridge sts.,

Rock Bay.

Mann Mrs. Magareta, wid., res. Rae st.

Mann Wm., bricklayer, res. Rae st

Manning M., clerk (Railroad hotel), 49 Johnson st

Mansell H., prop. British Columbia boot and shoe .store, Gov-ernment St., res. Pandora ave.

Manson & Hendry, props. Columbia steam match factory. WorkSt., Rock Bay.

Manson J. D., farmer, res. Cook st., near St. Louis stManson Wm. (M. & Hendry), re.s. Work st

Maritime (Marine) Ins. Co., Welch, Rithet & Co. agents.

Marine and Fisheries Department, head office Wharf st.

Marks Louis, employ Marvin & Tilton, res. Yates stMarks Wm., butcher, res. Government st.

Marrion Frank, carpenter, res. Hillside ave.

Marsh Frank, I. X. L. iron works, North Government st

Marshall F. C., reporter, res. View st.

Marshall Wm., prop. Gorge hotel, 3 miles from city.

Martin George, clerk (Wm. Craft), N. W. cor. Broad and Yates.

Martin H. J., clerk (Richard Carr), res. Fort st

Martin Robt, blacksmith (Wm. Grimm), res. James Bay.Martin Simon, carpenter, res. Government st

Marvin E. B., J. P., ship chandler, Wharf st, res. Fort, above Cook.Marvin Edgar (Marvin & Tilton), res. cor. South Park and

McClure sts.

Marvin Edgar, Jr., clerk, res. cor. South Park and McClure.Marvin & Tilton, dealers in hardware, S. E. cor. Bastion and

WharfMarwick David, nightwatchman, res. cor. Govt and Chatham.Marwick Miss E., dressmaker, res. View st. --

Marwick James, farmer, res. View st., bet. Vancouver and Cook.Marwick Mrs. Mary, nurse, res. View st, bet Vancouver and Cook.Marwick Wm., carriage driver (Dalby's stables). Pandora, opp.

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Maslcn Wm. John, farmer, res. Sprinjj Villa.

Mason Jesse, brickmflker (Coughlan & Mason), cor. Saanich andBurnside roads.

Mason George (Coughlan & Mason), props, brickyard, cor. Saanichand Hurnside roads.

Mason H. S. (Allsop & Ma.son), res. Hird Cage Walk, James Bay.

Mason W. H., real estate agent, office cor. Broad and Trounce, res.

Blanchard st.

Masonic Hall, N. W. cor. Douglas and Fisguard.

Mastin Edward, carpenter. Fort St., res. North Park.

Mathews John, C. P. R., res. Niagara st.

Mathews J. W., boot and shoe maker, Yates st.

Mathews Thos., plumber (J. Braden), Government st.

Mathews Thos., clerk (White house), res. View st., bet. Vancouverand C »ok.

Matthews Dr. J. B., M. R. C. S. and L. S. A., office S. E. cor.

Langley and Fort.

Matthews J. D., expressman, res. Quadra st.

Matthews, Richards & Tye, hardware, machinery, &c., S. W. cor.

Yates St. and Oriental alley.

Maurmann Paul, prop, cooper shop. Wharf st.

May A., tobacco stripper (Kurtz & Co.), res. Herald st.

Mayerau J. B., consul republic of France, res. Pandora ave.

Maynard A. H., foreman (R. Maynard's), re.s. Fisguard st.

Maynard George H., prop. City boot and shoe store, 204 h'ort st.,

res, Fisguard.

Maynard James, shoemaker (G. H. Maynard's), 204 Fort st.

Maynard Joseph, expressman, res. Chatham st.

Maynard R., leather and shoe findings, N. E. cor. Douglas andJohnson.

Maynard Mrs. R., photographic artist, gallery N. E. cor. Douglasand Joiinson.

McAlister John (Harrison & McA.), Johnson st., near Government.McAllister A., pilot, res. cor. Store and Discovery.

McAlpine Dr. D. L., office cor. Yates and Broad.

McArthur A. A., No. 113 Government st.

McCalman John, laborer, res. Discovery st.

McCandless A. G., clerk (A. Gilmore), 28 Johnson st.

McCandlish James, prop. The Hall saloon. Fort st„ bet. Blanchardand Quadra.

McCloud Alex., longshoreman, Yates st.

McCluskey Charles B., with Wm. McNiffe, re.s. View st.

McConden George, ship carpenter, res. Telegraph hotel. Store st.

McConnell J. W., assi-stant (H. B. Co.), res. Michigan st. .

McCorlick C. H. gardiner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

McCoy Arthur, plumber (J, Stewart), Yates st, near Government.McCoy Edward, plumber (J. Stewart), Yates st, near Government.

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McKeon A., cutter (Helmont boot and shoe factory), res. Occidentalhotel.

McKeon Wm., prop. Oriental hotel, N. E. cor. Yates st. andOriental alley.

McKeon Wi'.l.e J., clerk (Oriental hotel), N. E. cor. Yates st. andOriental alley.

McKillican & Anderson, carpenters and builders, cor. Courtenayand Langley.

McKillican W. D. (McK. & Anderson), res. Fort st.

McKinley John, gentleman, res. Store st., opp. Chatham.McLachlan Daniel, manager fee^ s /.id produce store, Yates st.,

near Waadington alley.

McLachlan R., painter, res. Herald st.

McLagan John C, editor and manager Daily and Weekly Times(Robertson & McL.), Government st.

McLaren & Armstrong, groceries, S. E. cor. Fort and Hlanchard.

McLaren D., ship carpenter, res. Telegraph hotel, Store st.

McLaren A. M., iron moulder (Albion Iron Works), res. Dis-

covery St.

McLaren John (McL. & Armstrong), res. Fort st.

McLaughlin Joseph H. (Dominion Government savings bank),

res. Spring Ridge.

McLaughlin Thos., carriage maker (Wm. Grimm), res. Spring Villa.

McLean Capt. Alex., res. Chatham st.

McLean Alex., J. P. (A. McL. & Co.), res. head of Fort st.

McLean Alex. & Co., Scotch house, Fort st.

McLean Capt. Dan (schooner Mary Ellen), res. American hotel.

Yates St.

McLean Donald, employ Vv'elch, Rithet & Co., res. Fort st., aboveQuadra.

McLean James, plasterer, res. Brunswick hotel.

McLean John, blacksmith, res. cor. Blanchard and Chatham.McLean W. A., clerk (A. McLean & Co.), 106 Fort st.

McLcod Angus, ship carpenter, res. Simcoe st.

McLellan A. J.,contractor, res. new Gorge road, Victoria district.

McLellan Malcolm, carpenter, res. Herald st.

McMa,nas Thos. (Albion Iron Works\ re.s. 49 Johnson st.

McMicking Robert H., J. P., manager Victoria and Esquimalttelephone Co., res. Quadra st.

McMillan Duncan, carpenter, res. Occidental hotel. Wharf st.

McMillan J. E., J. P., high sheriff, res. Cormorant st.

McMillan Richard H., job printer and compositor, iii Fort st.,

res. Cormorant.McNair A., carpenter, res. 408 Government st.

McNanic Richard, tailor (Thos. Price), res. Royal hotel, Fort st

McNaughton D. G., rommercial traveller (.S. J. Pitts), re.s. Victoria.

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Miles Thos., butcher, res. Douglas st.

Millar Andrew, blacksmith, Government st.

Millar James, blacksmith, cor. Government and Pandora, res.

Church Hill.

Miller Miss A., clothing repairer, employ S. Whitle)', Fort st.

Miller Mrs. Annie, \tid., res. Cook st., north of Pandora.

Miller J. A. S., jeweler (C. E. Redfern), Government st.

Miller K. C, fancy dry goods, .703 Fort st.

Miller Joseph, ship carpenter, res Fort st.

Miller J. W., carpenter, res, Occidental hotel. Wharf st.

Miller Munroe, book and job printing office, John.son st, bet.

Government and Broad, up stairs.

Miller Wm., candy maker, res. Vancouver hotel, Yates st.

Milligan J. S., clerk. Bank of British Columbia, Goveirnmeirt st.

MiHington E. W,, expressman, stand cor. Government and Yates,

Millington W., expressman, stand cor. Government and Vates.

Millington Wm., butcher (Goodacre & Dooley), res View st.

Mills S. P., barrister-at-law, ofifice Langlcy st, re.s. Cormorant.Milne A. R., apprai.ser, customs department, res. Princess avc.

Milne Dr. G. L., surgeon and physician, 114 Government st.

Milne John, boiler maker, res. Chatham st.,, bet. Douglas andBlanchard.

Milten Wm,, clerk, res. Fort st.

Minckler Chas., hackman (Union truck and dray stable;;), Fort st.

Minnie E., tobacco stripper (Kurtz & Co.), res. Hurnboit st.

Mitchell G., clerk (A. Gilmore), 28 Johnson st, res. Victoria dist.

Mitchell Henry, nursery architect and landscape gardening, N. W.cor. Menzies and Niagara,

Mitchell Robert, Look-keeper (T. N. Hibben & Co.), Govt. st.

Mitton S. G., brewer (Leahy's brewery), Johnson st.

Mixer V>^. H., manager Victoria truck and dray Co., general office

cor. Wharf and Johnson sta., central coal yard.

Moffatt Hamilton, chief clerk Indian dept, res, cor. Michigan andOswego tits.

Mohun Edward, C, E., Indian department.Molina ]., cigar maker (Kurt?; & Co.), res. Pandora avc.

Monch Chas., cigar maker (Kurtz; & Co.), res. G.and Pacific hotel.

Monk Mrs. E., wid., res. North Park st.

Monks Wm., chop house, Government St., b(it Herald and Fisguard,

Moneypenney Thos., teamster, res. Fctrl: st.

Monro Mrs, I., res. Fisgua;fd st., bet, Douglas and Blanchard,

Monro Robert R., clerk (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. Pembroke st.

Monro Ross R., assistant book-keeper (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res.

Pembroke st,

Montaro Frank, clerk (Boss;i & Gies,selmann), res. cor. Cook and l'"ort

Monteith Wm., manager Janion's commission hou.se, Store st

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Muir J. Nicholson, B. A., barrister, and principal high school.

Muir Wm., machinist (Novelty iron works). Store st.

Muirhead Allan, clerk (J. Nicholson), cor. Douglas and Johnson.Muirhead James (M. & Mann), res. Ksquimalt road.

Muirhead & Mann, props. Victoria steam planing mills, Con-stance St.

Muldoon Wm., assi-stant jailor, city prison, Bastion st. barracks.

Mundorf John, blacksmith, res. Telegraph hotel.

Mulligan John, boiler maker (Albion iron works), res. Store st.

Munger James, iron moulder, res. off new Gorge road.

Munro A,, chief factor and accountant (H. B. Co.), res. Michigan st.

Munro A. D., clerk (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. James Bay.

Munro Geo., purser (stmr. Boskowitz).

Munro Alex. K., teller. Bank of B. N. A., res. James Bay.

Munro W. J., clerk (H. B. Co.), res. Michigan st.

Munsie Wm. (Carne & M.), res. Pioneer st.

Mutual Life Insurance Co., H. F. Heisterman &: Co. agents.

Murphy & Brown, props. Adelphi saloon, 343 Government st., cor.

Yates.

Murphy Hugh, bar tender, St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Government st.

Murphy Joseph, printer (Daily Standard), res. cor. Government andDiscovery.

Murphy Mrs. Mary, re.s. cor. Government and Discovery.

Murphy Pat, cigar m.aker (Kurtz & Co.), re.s. cor. Goveniiiient aitd

Discovery.

Murphy P. (M. & Brown), re.s. Pandora ave., bet. Douglas .xnd

Blanchard sts.

Murphy Tim, iron moulder, res. Albion hotel, Herald st.

Murray Andrew, carpenter (P. Wilson), re.s. Occidental hotel.

Murray Alex., carpenter, res. John.son st.

Murray James, bar tender, Mousquetaires saloon, cor. Governmentand Johnson.

Murray John, accountant (Thos. Earle), Wharf st.

Murray James, pressman (Daily Colonist), res. cor. Pandora ave.

and Cook st.

Murray John, enginee:, res. North Park st.

Murray J. H., printer, res. Victoria.

Myers M. M., farmer, res. Fort st., bet. Doujjlas and Blanchard.

Naas River Fishery, P'indlay, Durham & Brodie agents.

Nagel J. tanner, res. John st.

Nangle C, foreman B. C. boot and shoe factory.

Naylor Wm. B. G., clerk (W. G. Cameron), Johnson st.

Neaves Chas., employ Findlay, Durham & Brodie, res. Michigan .st.

Nelson Andrew, laborer, res, ofif Fort, bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Nelson & Co., props. London market, cor. Yates and Douglas.

NeLson Uriah, London market, Yates st.

Nesbitt & Co., props. Victoria cracker factory, Fort st.

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Ncsbitt S. (N. & Co.), cracker factory, res. Fort st

Nesbitt Mrs., widow, res. head of Fort st.

Neufelder E. C. (N. & Ross), res. Fort near Cook.Neufelder & Ross, wholesale and retail grocers and produce

dealers. Govt., bet. Yates and Johnson.Neuman George, tailor (Gregg & Son), res. View, bet. Do;iglas and

Blanchard.

Nevel Van J., Rev. Father, teacher St. Louis college, cor. Pandoraand Church sts.

Neven David, blacksmith (Wm. Grimm), res, Blanchard st.

Newbury C. W., clerk Victoria post-otfite, res. Beechy st.

Newbigging J., drayman, res. Quadra, bet. Fort and Kane.Newbury J. C., clerk customs dept.. Wharf st.

Newbury Wm., saddler, harness, trunk and valise mfg., 2i i Govt.

St., res. Beechy st.

New Zealand (marine) Insurance Co., agents Welch, Rithet & Co.

Nichols W. R., carpenter (Smith & Rayner), res. Grand Pacific

hotel.

Nichols W. B., painter, res. Johnson st.

Nicholles John (Burns & Co.), hardware and farming implements,

cor. Yates and Broad.

Nicholson J. H. (Clarke & N.), res. Yates near Cook.Nicholson & Muirhead, flour and feed store, Johnson near Douglas.

Nicholson Thos., groceries and liquors, S. W. cor. Douglas andJohnson sts.

Nicolson AN. (ictired), Store st.

Nublc llarry, steaiii wood c|||jiiiu, res. Princess ave.

Norris, Frederick, s4ij4l0) (larncas iJhd irunk maker, Govt, bet.

Yiites and Jolinsoji, res ) Hjilgjas st

Norris W. G.. harc|\yire antj cM||ti|j, )|t|l||ji))ii st

North Edward, clerk |. K. j-,. stbJ-e, iaj |ioyt st, cor. Johnson.North George A., tobacco stripper (pCiirtz & Cb.J, res. Johnson and

Quadra.North George, prop. Portland hair-dressin I saloon, "Cojonist"

building, Govt stI I il j

Northcott Wm. W., cnhit-ftbini- RHtj bllllH^j, fes. Ydies st

North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., agepts Turner,

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Northern Fire Insurance Co., FlHulay, Durnam & firodie agents.

Norton Mark, gcntl :man, res. PritcharcJ house, 402 Govt st, cor.

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Novelty Iron Works, Store st. near Herald, Thomas Gowen prop.

Null W. E., painter, res. Occidental hotel, Wharf st

Nuttall Reginald, real estate, cifrice Vaies, near Broad, res. Pando.nave.

Nuttall T. C, insurance agent l.angley st., res. Quebec st.

Oakes Peter, Victoria cracker factory. Fort st

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Oates John, miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st.

O'Brien Henry, clerk (J. Weiler), 206 Fort st.

Occidental Hotel, cor. Wharf and Johnson, Luke Pither prop.

Odd Fellows Hall, Douglas, bet. Johnson and Yates.

Ofiferhaus R., principal boys high school.

Office Liquor License Commissioners, Fort above Blanchard.

Office of License Inspector, Fort above Blanchard.

Office Wellington Colliery, Govt st bet. Fort and Broughton,Robert Dunsmuir & Sons props,

Ofner Albert, wholesale and retail grocer, cor. Govt and Fort, res.

Pandora ave.

Ogilvie John, laborer, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

Ogilvy David, night watchman, res. David st.

O'Keefe Dennis, steward St. Nicholas hotel, 408 Govt st.

Oldfield John W., carpenter, res. head of Johnson st.

Olson B., survey, res. Discovery st.

Oppenheimer Bros., wholesale dealers in groceries and provisions,

Wharf St.

Oppenheimer D. (O. Bros.), res. Pandora ave.

Oppenheimer Mrs. G., widow, res. Frederick st.

Oppenheimer I. (O. Bros.), res. Cormorant st.

Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, office Wharf st., Robt.

Irving agent.

O'Reilly Hon. P., J. P., Indian reserve commissioner, res. Point

Ellice, Rock Bay.

Oriental Hotel, cor. Yates st. and Oriental alley, Wm. McKeonprop.

Orr J.,pattern maker, res. Grand Pacific hotel.

Orth Nicholas, steward Union club, res. Blanchard st.

Osterhout & Prout, props. Brunswick hotel, cor. Yates andDouglas sts.

Osterhout W. E., Brunswick hotel, cor. Yates and Douglas.

Owen Wm., mate str. Douglas, res. Pioneer st.

Pacific Coast Steamship Co., agents W^elch, Rithet & Co.

Pacific Telegraph Hotel, Store st., Mrs. A. Astrico proprietress.

Page F. (Shears & P.), London house, res. Fort st.

Page Mrs. Sophia, wid., res. Topaze ave.

Paine Fred, barber and hair dresser, Johnson st.

Paine Wm., clerk (E. B. Marvin), res. Belleville st.

Palmer Digby, teacher of piano, Fort st.

Palmer A. B., clerk (O. Bros.)

Pamphlet Capt. Thos., res. David st.

Papst John T., dealer in groceries, cigars, tobaccos, &c., S. E. cor.

Quadra and Fort.

Pardoe C, guns, ammunition, &c., Yates st, res. FortParker Albert, butcher, 217 Government St., res. Craigflowcr road.

Parker John, Parker's market, 217 Govt .st, res. Craigflower road.

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Parker John, Jr., butcher, 217 Govt. St., res. Craigflower road.

Parker Wm., butcher, 217 Govt, st., res. Craigflower road.

Parsons James, agent Daily Colonist, res. Topaze ave.

Partridge Frank, compositor, res. cor. Quadra and Frederick.

Partridge John, res. cor. Quadra and Frederick.

Partridge Miss Minnie, milliner (S. & P.), re.s. Frederick st.

Partridge P., iron moulder (Vancouver foundry). Herald st.

Partridge Thos. J no., assistant clerk, and collector of water rates,

res. cor. Quadra and P'rcderick.

Pascoe John, miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st.

Pascoe W. N., stonemason, re.s. 49 Johnson st.

Patterson Robt., res. Constance st.

Patton VV^m., carpenter, res. Simcoe st.

Pearce John, farmer, res. Chatham st.

Pearse B. W., gentleman, res. Cadboro Bay road.

Pearson Miss M. J. (B. C. shirt factory), res. View st.

Pearson T. B., prop. B. C. shirt factory, Langley st.

Pcatt Fred, currier, res. Bay st.

Peirce John, carriage maker (J. K. Winch), Johnson st.

Pelletier John (Steitz Bros.), Yates st.

Pemberton Hon. A. F., retired county court judge, res. Ross Bayroad.

Pemberton C. Cecil, law student (D., J. & H.), re.s. Ross Bay road.

Pendray & Co., props. British Columbia soap works, Humbolt st.

Pendray Wm. J. (P. & Co.), B. C. soap works, res. cor. Courtenayand Gordon.

Penketh Miss Annie, employ Evening Po.st, res. Green st.

Penkcth Richard, driver hansom, res. Green st.

Penoticrrc De La VV. H. L., real estate agent, res. James Bay.Penotiere De La & Wake, real estate agents and surveyors,

office Bastion st.

IYmiwcII Chas. T., carpenter and builder, res. Frederick st.

Perkins W. H. S., fruits, cigars. &c., 216 F"ort St., near Dou,>;las.

Perrin George A., clerk (Thos. Carrington), res. Humbolt .st.

Perry C. E., assistant engineer (E. & N. railway).

Perry Thos., Union .saloon, 42 Johnson st.

Peters & Davis, props. Lion brewery, cor. Queen's ave. and CedarHill road.

Peters Henry (P. & Davis), Lion brewery. Queen's ave.

Peterson & Croweli, props. Elite photo, gallery, 1 1 2 Govt. st.

Peterson John, engineer. Rock Bay tannery, res. Esquimalt road.

Peterson Capt. John, res. Blanchard st.

Peterson Louis (P. & Croweli), photographer, i 12 Govt. .st.

Peterson Peter, laborer, res. North Park st.

Pettingell IV C. (P. & Co.), res. Kane st.

Pettingell & Co., props. The Senate, Govt, st., opp. N. P. R. R.

office.

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Petit Mr., locksmith, Johnson st.

Pferdner Prof. Emil, teacher of music, res. Oriental hotel, cor.

Yates St. and Oriental alley.

Finder W. G., assistant engineer (E. & N. railway).

Phelps Edward, pressman (Evening Post), res. View st.

Phelps Edward, contractor, res. View st.

Phcnix Fire Insurance Co., Heisterman & Co. agents, Langlcy st.

Philharmonic Hall, Fort st., bet. Douglas and Hlaiichard.

Phillips Alex., prop. Pioneer soda water and syrup factory, YatesSt., near Wharf, res. Kane sL

Phillips Chas. J., pre ^ London hotel, S. E. cor. Broad and Johnson.Phillips Edward, assistant plumber (J. Stewart), Yates st.

Phillips C. R., compositor (Daily Times).

Phillips G. B. M., retired, re.s. London hotel, Johnson st.

Phillips J. E., stone cutter, View st, above Blanchard, res. NorthPark St.

Phillips Jno. R., prop. Royal hotel, N. E. cor. Fort and Douglas,

Phillips P. A. (A. Phillips), soda water factory, res. Kane st.

Phillips Wm. J.,cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. London hotel.

Phipps G. J., gentleman, res. Fort st.

Phipps S., insurance agent, Wharf st.'

Phipps S., clerk of records, lands and works dept, res. Quebec st.

Pitchford James L., foreman (Daily Times).

Phcenix Brewery, N. W. cor. Yates and Blanchard, C. Gowen prop.

Phoenix Fire Insurance Co., T. C. Nuttall agent.

Pierre John Thos., clerk, res. Pioneer .st.

Pierre Thos. W., tailor and dyer, Yates St., res. Pioneer.

Pither L'uke, prop. Occidental hotel, cor. Wharf and Johnson.Pittock Robert, salesman, res. junction of Yates and Fort.

Pitts S. J., wholesale dealer in groceries and provisions, Yates st.,

near Wharf, res. Fort st.

Planter A., employ Langley & Co., Yates st.

Pleace Mrs., wid., res. North Park st.

Pledger Robt., baker. Broad st. bakery. Broad, near Fort.

Plummer Robt, accountant and general agent, res. Superior st

Plummer Robt J., clerk (McQuade & Sons), res. Superior st.

PoatJ., compositor, res. Brunswick hotel, Yates st

Pointer Nathan, dealer in second-hand clothing, Johnson st, betGovernment and Broad.

Pohnson A., cigar maker (T. & L. factory), res. American hotel.

Podesti v., printer (M. Miller), Johnson st

Pollock Miss M. (B. C. shirt factory), res. Fort st.

Pollard Wm., barrister-at-law, office Langley st., res. Rosedale,

Burnside road.

Pooley C. E., M. P. P., barrister-at-law, secretary E. & N. railway

(Davie & Pooley), office Langley st, res. Fern Hill, Esquimaltroad.

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Rabson Sidney, ice man, Pritchard House, 402 Governnnent at.

Race Course, south-eastern part of city, 1 mile from post office.

Ragazzoni Casiinir, clerk (Boucherat & Camsusa), res. Yates st,

bet. Vancouver and Cook.Railroad Hotel, 49 Johnson St., John Hegg prop.

Ralph Win., carpenter (J. P. Hurgess), Fort and Broad.

Ralph W., C. E., land surveyor, res. Government st.

Rand C. D. (R. & Lipsett), office 339 Government st, res. Govt. st.

Rand & Lipsett, real estate brokers and financial agents, office 339Government st.

Randle T., shoemaker, 40 Johnson st.

Rankin A. D., plasterer, res. Cosmopolitan Hotel, Fort st.

Randolph ^ederick, tinsmith, res. cor. Mcares and Quadra.Randolph Joseph, c(;mpositor (Daily Times), res. cor. Meares and

Quadra.Randolph Airs., wid., res. cor. Meares and Quadra.Rappertie Arthur, photographer, res. Bay st.

Rauch Albert, steward, Vancouver house, Yates st.

Raymond George, hack driver (Victoria transfer Co.), cor. Johnsonand Government.

Raymur George, survey (Island railway), » ..s. James Bay.Raymur J. L., accountant, office Wharf st., res. James Bay.Rayner T. G. (Smith & R.), contractor, I'ort St., near Blanchard.

Raywood George, brewer and maltster (Leahy's), Johnson st.

Redfern C. E., watchmaker and jeweler. Government st, bet F'ort

and Broughton, res. cor. Oswego and Belleville.

Redgrave Stephen L., police officer, res. Mason st.

Redgrave Mrs. S., fashionable dressmaker, res. Mason st

Redgrave Strud L., confectioner, B. C. candy factory.

Redon & Hartnagel, prop.s. Driard house. View st., bet Broad andDouglas.

Redon Louis (R. & Hartnagel), Driard house, Vievv,st

Reformed Episcopal Church, S. W. cor. Humbolt and McClure.Reid Ernest, clerk (W. J. Jeffree), Yates st, opp. Langley.Reid John W., custom shoemaker, Johnson St., res. Chatham stReid R. M., machinist, res. Victoria.

Reid Samuel, clerk (\Vm. Denny's), res. St Charles st

Reififenstein J. H., C. E., Dominion land survey.

Reid Mrs. S., school teacher, res. St. Charles st

Reith Ernest, carpenter, res. Yates st., above Cook.Reliance (Marine) Insurance Co., agents Welch, Rithet & Co.

Rcmbrand Frederick, laborer (Vancouver foundry), Herald st.

Rendell Henry B., painter, res. Johnson st, bet Quadra andBlanchard.

Renouf C. E. (Rnrns & Co.), larming implements, cor. Yates andBroad, res. CraigriO"/er road.

Redpath C. F., carpenter, res. rear of Driard house.

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Revely Capt. F., agent marine and fisheries, office custom house,

res. Discovery st.

Reynolds Fred, farmer, res. Yates st.

Rhodes Harry, clerk (Bank of B. C), res. Blanchard ave.

Rhode Joseph, farmer, Vic;oria district.

Rhodes Mrs., wid., res. Maplehurst, Blanchard ave.

Richard Fortune, fruit grower, res Topaze ave.

Richard T. M., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Commercial hotel,

Douglas St.

Richards A. N., Q. C, barrister-at-law.

Richards John, salesman (H. B. Co.), res. Quebec st.

Richards Mrs., wid., res. Quebec st.

Richards Frank G., Sr., prop. Uncle Frank's saloon, Langley alley.

Richards Frank G., Jr., draughtsman (lands and works dept), res.

Pandora ave.

Richards John, machinist (Novelty iron works), res. 408 Govt. st.

Richardson George, farmer, res. North Park st.

Rickard VVm., miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel, Fort st.

Riddcli D. H., employ Dom.inion saw mill Co., res. Blanchard st.

Ridley Robt. P., employ Capt. W. R. Clarke, Yates st.

Riedcl Wm., cigar maker (T. & L. factory), res. cor. Johnson andQuadra.

RillyJ.,

fireman, res. Victoria.

Riordan James, res. Fort st.

Rithet Robert Paterson, J. P. (Welch, Rithet & Co.), res. HumboltSt., near Vancouver.

Rivers Chas., machinist (Albion iron works), res. Swan lake.

Roarke M., Victoria gas works, res. head of Johnson st.

Roarke Thos., rubber stamp manufacturer, employ R. T. Williams,

res. Johnson st.

Robbins M. R., groceries and provisions, 204 Government st.

Robeland John, laborer (Vancouver foundry), Herald st.

Roberts I., tailer, res. Church Hill.

Roberts R., merchant tailor, 104 Fort st., res. Church Hill.

Robertson Alex. S., carpenter, res. Blanchard st.

Robertson Gideon, B. C. estate exchange, res. cor. Cook and Fort.

Robertson John, machinist, res. Pacific Telegraph hotel, Store st.

Robertson John, blacksmith and boiler maker, Store st, res. Herald.

Robertson, McLagan & Co., British Columbia estate exchange.

Government st., near post office.

Robertson W. A. (Gerow & R.), res. Chatham st.. Spring Villa.

Robertson W. H., carpenter, res. Chatham st.

Robinson Charles N., butcher, res. Pandora ave.

Robinson R., gentleman, res. James Bay.

Robinson J. J., ship carpenter and boat builder. Laurel Point.

Robinson J. (Francis' stables). Trounce st.

Robinson Miss M., employ A. Gilmore, res. North Park st.

HuUng, PerforntInK, Ac, withneatneu and dispatch by R.T. WILLIAMS, Broad Street, opp. View,

Victoria, B. C.

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Robinson James D., city clerk, res. View st.

Robinson VVm. C, custom house broker and shipping agent, office

Police alley, near Langley st, res. Rae st

Robotham J. H., M. D., surgeon-general, retired, res. Pandora ave.

Robson Hon. John, M. P. P., provincial secretary, minister of minesand of finance, res. Kane st

Rock Bay, northern part of city, half mile from post office.

Rock Bay Tannery, Rock Bay, VV. Heathorn prop.

Rockitt Wm., carpenter, res. Johnson st

Rodgers Ernest, painter, res. Royal hotel. Fort st.

Roebuck Henry S., secretary to Dominion government agent, res.

Foul Bay.

Roger John, pattern maker, res. Occidental hotel. Wharf st.

Rogers Alfred, res. Frederick st.

Rogers Godfrey, clerk, res. P'rederick st

Rogers J. W., tinsmith (S. L. Kelly), res. Angel hotel, Langley st

Rogers Mrs. Mary, private boarding hoa.se, Yates, near Blanchard.

Rogers Wm., machinist (Albion iron works), res. Government st.

Roper Chas., carpenter, cor. Douglas and CormorantRoper Douglas, carpenter, cor. Douglas and Cormorant.Roper F. S., tradesman, res. off Frederick st.

Roper Henry H., carpenter, cor. Douglas and CormorantRoper Herbert, carpenter, cor. Douglas and CormorantRoper Richard, carpenter, cor. Douglas and Cormorant.Roskamp John, carpenter, res. cor. Kingston and Oswego.Roskely Wm., nightwatchman, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st

Ross Dixie H. (Ne\ifelder & Ross), res. Frederick .st

Ross John, clerk (R. Carr), res. Rae st

Ross Jas., contractor, res. Victoria.

Re ise Peter, hansom cab, res. Quadra .<=t, near Kane.Rowbotham A. J. (R. & Co.), re-s. Cormorant st

Rowbotham A. J. & Co., groceries and provisions, N. E. cor.

Douglas and Pandora.Rowe Andrew, carpenter, res. Boomerang hotel, 104 Govt. st.

Rowe Joseph, blacksmith, res. Pioneer st

Rowe George, blacksmith, res. Douglas st, bet Cormorant andFisguard.

Rowland Peter, L X. L. iron works. North Government st

Royal Exchange Saloon, S. E. cor. Douglas and View, H. A.

Czarske prop.

Royal Hospital, head of Pandora ave.

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., agents Findlay, Durham & Brodie.

Royal Hotel, N. E. cor. Fort and Douglas, John R. Phillips prop.

Royal Insurance Co., fire and life, R. Ward & Co. agents.

Roycraft H. B., supt. provincial police, office Bastion st.

Rudge George, prop. Victoria marble works, Douglas st, bet. Cor-

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Scott Wm., carpenter, res. Spring Ridge.

Scott Capt. Wm., pilot, res. Princess avo.

Sea Samuel, ship builder, res. cor. Blanchard and Princess.

?»abrook B. R., clerk (Albion iron works), res. cor. Douglas st. andHillside ave.

S«.abrook R., salesman, res. cor. Douglas st. and Hillside ave.

Sears Joseph (Lettice & Scars), res, cor. Fort and Vancouver.

Sceley James, boat builder, res. No. 2 Govt, st., cor. Humbolt.Seeley W. C. S., prop. Australian house, No. 2 Government st., cor.

Humbolt.Sellick Henry, carpenter, res. John st.

Sehl Frank, prop '^'.utonia saloon, Government st., bet. Yates andJohnson, res. C\^:. Pandora and Quadra.

Sehl Jacob, furniture manufactuicr and dealer. Government st, bet.

Bastion and Fort, res. Kane st.

Sehl Wm., clerk (Jacob Sehl), res. Kane st.

Semple A., carriage maker, cor. Edward and Mary sts.

Semple Robt, machinist, res. cor. Edward and Mary sts., Vic. west.

Sewell James, clerk, res. Fort st.

Shade E., waiter (Steitz Bros.), Yates st, res. Kane.

Shade G. shoemaker (H. Maiisell), res. Kane st

Shakespeare Fred, compositor, res. cor. View and Broad.

Shakespeare Harry P. (Albion iron works), res. cor. View andBroad.

Shakespeare Noah, M. P.. res. cor \ iew and Broad.

Shakespeare Mrs. N., fancy dry goods store, N. E. cor. View andBroad.

Shakespeare Thos., cook, res. Chatham st.

Shannon E. L., land agent, res. Oriental hotel.

Shannon & Co., land agents and brokers, S. W. cor. Bastion, near

Government, up stairs.

Sharp C. H., engineer, res. Quadra, near Cook.Sharp N., gentleman, res. Royal hotel. Fort st.

.Sharron James, laborer, res. Quadra st.

Shavv Andrew, city pound keeper, res. Mason st.

Shaw A., tinsmith (H. C. Wilson), res. Johnson .st

Shaw J. B., tinsmith (H. C. Wilson), res. Johnson .st

Shaw Miss (Gregg & Son), Douglas st.

Shaw Thomas, foreman boiler dept. (Albion iron works), res.

Chatham st

Sheark Jacob, turner, res. Henry st.

Shears & Page, prop. London house, Govirnment st

Shears Walter (S. & Page), res. Menzies st.

Sheilds Edward, butchier, res. Quadra st.

Sheilds Jame.s, Sr., nightwatchman (stiT^<-. Enterprise), res. Putnamst, bet. Cook and Chambers.

Shepard A. C, machinist (Albion iron works), res. Queen's ave.

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Sheppard E. C, machinist, res. Spring Villa.^

Sheppard Henry W., police officer, res. Herald st. *

Sheppard J., butcher, res. Johnson st.

Sherman Mrs. Annie, wid., res. Johnson, bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Sheriff's Office, barracks. Bastion square.

Shering Samuel, carpenter and contractor, new Gorge road.

Shildrick Rev. A., Christ Church Cathedral.

Shore A. E., furniture manufacturer, Johnson st, bet. Governmentand Brodd.

Shore Joseph, employ Wells, Fargo & Co., res. off new Gorge road.

Shore S., gentleman, res. cor. Douglas and Hillside ave.

Shorry H. & Co., wholesale clothing (Montreal), M. B. Atkinsonmanager B. C, office and sample rooms over Wm. Denny's,Government st.

Short Henry, gun maker, Fort st., near Government.Shotbolt Thos., J. P., wholesale and retail chemist and druggist,

50 Johnson st, near GovernmentSiffken W. C. (De Wiederhold & Co.), coal and wood merchant,

Wharf st, near Government.Silver John, general merchandise, 1 1 Store st.

Simms G. A., butcher (Van Volkenburgh & Co.), res. Royal hotel.

Simms Walter, butcher, res. head of Pandora ave.

Simms Wm., shoemaker (H. Mansell), Government st

Simpson Chas., driver (Vic. transfer Co.), cor. Johnson and Govt.

Simpson Donald, merchant tailor. Fort st, near Broad.

Simpson E., blacksmith, res. Johnson st.*

Simpson G. F. D., clerk (W. Heathorn), res. James Bay.Simpson Harry, packer (H. B. Co.), Wharf st

Simpson Henry, employ Jno. Parker, res. head of Johnson st.

Simpson M., tobacco stripper (Kurtz & Co.), res. View st

Simpson T. G., new and second-hand furniture, Douglas st.

Sinclair Geo. A., telegraph operator, Dominion telegraph office.

Sinclare G., assistant steward (stmr. Yosemite).

Sinton W. L. assistant (R. C. Janion), Store st.

Skating Rink, Fort st., bet. Douglas and Blanchard.

Slaightlam Wm., carpenter, res. Chatham st

Sliter Wm., varnisher, res. Pembroke st.

Smilow & Adams, general scavengers, Vancouver st.

Smilow Henry (S. & A^'ams), res. Vancouver st, bet Collinson

and McClure.Smith Andrew, Central bakery, Yates st.

Smith A. J. (S, & Clark), res. Superior st

Smith Chas., teamster (Vic. transfer Co.), cor, Johnson and Govt.

Smith & Clark, props. Fort st. steam planing mills, cor. Fort andLangley.

Smith C. McK., Victoria Daily Standard, publication office, Gov-ernment st, bet Yates and Bastion.

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Smith Geo. Edward, farmer, Victoria district.

Smith Henry, ex-pilot, res. Yates st.

Smith H., Victoria bakery, 208 Fort st.

Smith James, carpenter and joiner, res. Green st.

Smith James Sansbury, engineer, res. Humbolt st.

Smith James (Murphy & lirown), cor. Govt, and Yates.

Smith James McB., provincial auditor, office treasury dept, res.

Bird Cage Walk, James Bay.

Smith John, house cleaner, res. Collinson st.

Smith Mrs. J. E., wid., res. Fort st.

Smith John Chas., butcher, res. Collinson st.

Smith John L., cigar maker, res. cor. Douglas and Herald.

Smith Joseph, employ Corporation, res. North Park st.

Smith M. R., prop. Victoria Udkcry. 208 Fort st., res. Douglas.

Smith Phillip, bookbinder (R. '\ Williams), res. cor. Douglas andHerald.

Smith & Rayner, contractors ar. 1 builders, P'ort, near Blanchard.

Smith & Rendell, house and sign painters, cor. Douglas and View.Smith Robert, bar tender (P. Steele), Bastion st., near Wharf.Smith S. G. (S &. Rendell), res. Spring Ridge.

Smith Wm. John, bricklayer, res. Pembroke st.

Smith Wm., scavenger, res. Discovery st.

Smith Wti., laborer, Collinson st.

Smithe Hon. William, M. P. P., premier, and chief commissionerof lands and works, res. Quebec st.

Smithurs James, carpenter, res. North Government st.

Smithurs Joseph, iron moulder, res. North Government st.

Smithurs Joshua, iron moulder, res. North Government st.

Smithurs Mrs. Martha, wid., res. North Government st.

Smyth Wm., foreman Heathorn's boot and shoe manufactory, res.

Douglas St.

Solomon L. & Co., merchant tailors, 37 Johnson st.

Sommer Joseph, pictures, mirrors and frames, 209 Government st.,

res. Fort.

Snider Wm. Henry, supt. of roads, res. Cook, near Pandora.

Souden Wm., carpenter, res. Cormorant st.

South British and National Fire and Marine Ins. Co., Nichollcs &Renouf agents, Yates st.

Sparrow I. M., license inspector, office Fort st., above Blanchard.

Spates Kossuth, carpenter, res. Commercial hotel, Douglas st.

Speed James W., plasterer, res. Saanich road.

Speed T., res. Saanich road.

Spence Wm., tailor (A. Gilmore), res. Royal hotel. Fort st

Spence Wm., Jr., tinsmith, res. Blanchard st.

Spence Capt. W. R., shipping and employment agent. Govt. .st.

Spencer David, prop. Commerce house. Government st, res. cor.

Bird Cage Walk and Belleville st.

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Spencer E. VV., clerk (Garrick's Head saloon), Bastion st.

Spencer & Hastings, artistic photographers, Fort st.

Spencer S. A., photograph gallery, Fort st, res. View.Sproat Gilbert M,, gentleman, res. Victoria. - ,,;

Spohr Fritz, blacksmith and musician, re.s. John St. .

Spofford Henry, carpenter, res. Cormorant st ,

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Spotts Charles, carpenter, res. Pioneer st.

Spratt Joseph, prop, fishing cannery, res. Discovery st, betDouglas and lilanchard.

Spratt's Ark, agents R. Ward & Co.Spring Charles, salesman (H. B. Co.), res. Kingston st

Standard Daily and Weekly, newspaper, office Government st,

C. McK. Smith publisher.

Standard Life Insurance Co , R. Ward & Co. agents.

St. Ann's Convent, Humbolt st., bet McClure st and I'ark road.

Standisli C. H., res. Yates st., near Quadra. .

Standish Wm. J., bar tender, res. Hlanchard st '

Staples M. G., feed store, cor. Gove»'nment and Broughton.Stark r. M., tinsmith, res. Colonial hotel, Johnson st. . . v

St. Charles Hotel, S. E. cor. Yates and Douglas, Wm. Tierney prop.

Steele Peter, prop, saloon, cor. Bastion and Commercial.Steele Wm. A., engineer, res. Blanchard ave. ^ '

Steers Chas., carpenter (J. P. Burgess), cor. Fort and Broad.Steiner Joseph, cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Fort and Blanchard.Steitz Bros., bakery and restaurant, Yates st.

.Steitz F. (Steitz Bros.), res. Yates st, above Douglas. o,':

Steitz George (Steitz Bros.), res. Yates st, above Douglas.Stelly G., contractor, res. cor. Johnson and Blanchard, and Yates st

Stemler & Earle, prop.s. Pioneer steam coffee and spice mills.

Wharf St.

Stemler L. (Stemler & Earle), Wharf st, res. Flock Bay.

Stenhouse A. Maitland, re.s. LJnion Club, Victoria.

Stenhouse G. M., clerk (Wood, Caton & Co.), res. Yates st.

Stennard John S., salesman (Wm. Wilson & Co.), res. James Bay.Stephen David (C. P. N. Co.). res. Michigan st.

Stephen Mi.ss B., employ R. T. Williams, organist P"irst Presby-

terian Church, res. Michigan st

Stephen Rev. R., pastor St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, res. cor.

Cook and Franklin.

Stephens Harry, tinner, res. McClure st

Stephens Wm. J., ship carpenter, res. John st

Sterling Wm., gentleman, res. Oriental hotel, Yates st.

Stevens Benjamin, machinist, res. Johnson st

Stevens George, property owner, res. Yates st., bet. Douglas andBlanchard.

Stevens George, helper (Albion iron works), res. Store st.

Stevens John, prop. Ominica saloon, Government st, near Johnson.

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Stevens John, cook, res. Pembroke st.

Stevens Col. R- J., consul United States of America, office cor.

Govt, and Johnson, up stairs, res. Maplehurst.

Stevenson Dr. E., M. D., M. C. P. S., homteopathic physician andsurgeon, res. View st.

Stevenson Wra., bar tender (Pritchard house), 402 Government st.

Steward James, employ M. H umber, res. Topaze ave.

Stewart John, plumbing and gas fitting, Yates st., bet. Governmentand Broad.

Stewart D., employ Bank of B. N. A., Yates st."

Stewart D., ship carpenter, res. Pacifi: Telegraph hotel.

Stewart James, clerk (A. McLean), res. Fort st.

Stewart Matt, carpenter (P. Wilson), res. Colonial hotel.

Stinthurst Joseph, iron moulder (Vancouver foundry). Herald st.

St. Joseph Hospital (Catholic), Collinson St., bet. McClure andRupert.

St. John's (Iron) Episcopal Church, N, E. cor. Douglas andFisguard.

St. Louis College, N. E. cor. Church st. and Pandora ave.

St. Nicholas Hotel, 408 Government St., B. F, Dillon prop.

Stoot Joseph, bar tender (Caledonia saloon), cor. Store andCormorant.

Storey Thos. El., undertaker, 201 Government st., cor. Broughton,res. Fisguard st.

Strachan Alex., shipwright, res. Erie st, James Bay.

Strahle Paul, upholsterer, 213 Fort st, bet. Broad and Douglas.

Street John, blacksmith, res. Occidental hotel. Wharf st

Street Wm. li., fruits, cigars and tobaccos, Johnson st.

Streeton Thos. R., clerk (Royal hotel), N. E. cor. Fort and Douglas.

Streicher Chas., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Johnson st.

Stronach A. V., real estate owner, res. Herald .st

Strouss Carl & Co., importers and dealers in mdse., Wharf st

Strouss M., tlerk (C. Strouss & Co.), res. Douglas house.

Struven Ernest, cooper. Wharf st, near Occidental hotel.

Stuart Chas., teamster (Union truck and dray Co.), Fort .At.

Stuart Wm., police officer, res. Victoria,

Stusse Henry (Steitz Bros.), Yates st

Styles S. T., bricklayer and contractor, res. Amelia st.'

Styles T., expressman, res. Victoria.

Sullivan Dennis, carpenter and joiner, Johnson st

Sullivan H., warehouseman (H. B. Co.), res. Quebec st

Sullivan Jim, painter, res. James Bay.

Sullivan John, farmer, res. Collinson st •

Sully Miss (Hall & Lowe), Government .st

Summerfield P., Dominion land surveyor, res. Victoria.""'"-"

Sun Lil and Acc'dent Insurance Co., ag'ts Turner, Beeton & Co.

Sutherland D., stone cutter, res. Colonial hot^l.

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Swan Phillip, carpenter, res. Sprinfj Ridge.Swan Mis.s, matron P. O. home, Rae st., near Church Hill.

Swanwick Mrs. R. H., res. Princes- ave.

Swcarin^en Henr)-, painter (Lettice & Sears), Broad st.

Swedish and Norwegian Consulate, Robt. Ward consul, office

Wharf St.

Sweet S., bricklayer, res. Cormorant st.

Sweet Mrs. S., dressmaker. Cormorant st.

Sylvester Frank, clerk, res. Pandora ave. '

Synes Peter, gardener, res. Humbolt st. •

Tait J. R., prop. Fashion stables, P'ort .st, res. View.Tannehill C. S., machinist, res. Johnson st. -

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Tanner Stephen (C. P. N. Co.), res. Pioneer st. • •

Tasker W. A., machinist, re.s. Yates st.

Tatlow Capt. Robt., private secretary to his honor the Lieutenant-

Governor, res. Richardson st.

Taylor A. M., M. D., office Sehl's building, Langley st.

Taylor Charles, tin and copper smith, No. lo Johnson st.

Taylor F., cabinet maker, res. James Bay.Taylor John G., gentleman, res. cor. Chatham and Quadra.Ta\lor

J. McGregor, brewer, re.s. Royal hotel, Fort st.

Teague John, architect, office Government st, near Fort, up stairs,

res. cor. Cook and Chatham.Teague John, Jr., employ John Teague, res. cor. Chatham and Cook.Telegraph Office, post office building. Government st.

Telephone Office, Trounce St., near Government. • ' '

Temple John, fruits, groceries, &c., Yates, bet Broad and Douglas.

Templeman Wm., sub-editor Daily and Weekly Times newspaper.

Te Tu Elzcard, blacksmith, res. Pembroke st

Thain Joseph H., teacher, re.s. cor. Blanchard and Fisguard.

Thain Mrs. Jno. M., wid., cor. Blanchard and Fisguard.

Thirkill George, painter (Lettice & Sears), Broad st. '^

Thirkill Wm., picture frames and cabinet maker. Fort sit, betDouglas an 1 Blanchard.

Thistleton Mrs.J.,

milline'-, 115 Government st

Thomas Jo.seph, bar tender, Bank Exchange saloon, cor. Yates andLangley.

Thoma;- Capt. Owens, les. David st.. Rock Bay.

Thompson T., practical gun maker, Yates st, near WharfThomson Mrs., nurse. Fort st, above Douglas.

Thomson George, prop. Market Exchange saloon, cor. P'ort andWilcox, res. cor. Blanchard and Cormorant

Thomson C. W. R., secretary Victoria gas Co., office Langley st,

res. EsquimaltThornhill Richard, gardener, res. Johnson st

Thornton Thos., fruits, candies, &c., 12 Johnson st

Thygesen Christian (Chaffery & T.), Victoria dairy. Cedar Hill road.

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Tiedcmann H. O., architect, office Lanj^ley st., res. James Ray.Tiedcmann T. J. A., manajjer (Hcisterman & Co.), re.s. James Haj-.

Tierncy John J., clerk (St. Charles, hotel), cor. Yates and Dou^'las.

Tierney Wm., prop. St Charles hotel, S. K. cor. Yates andDouglas.

Tiger Fire Engine Co., hall Pandora st.

Tillotson F. L., printer (Standard), res. Pandora .st

Tilton Edward G. (Marvin & Tilton), res. cor. Cook and Scorsby.

Times Publishing Co., office 320 Government st., near Johnson.Tinson Wm. (V. T. & D. Co.), res. Princess ave.

Tippens Wm. J.,prop. Victoria candy factory, 212 Fort st

Tite George H., sign writer, res. Pioneer st

Tolmie R. F., chief land clerk, registry dept, res. Cloverdale,

Saanich road.

Todd Donald, fireman, res. Victoria.

Todd C. F. (J. H. Todd & Son), res. John.-on st., bet. Quadra andVancouver.

Todd John (i. X. L. iron works), North Government st

Todd J. li., J. P. (J. H, Todd & Son), res. Johnson st, bet Quadraand Vancouver.

Todd J. H. & Son., wholesale dealers in geneial merchandise, S. K.

cor. Wharf and Yates.

Todd Mrs., wid., res. PVederick st.

Toller Mr., C. K., res. St Charles hotel, cor. Douglas and Vatcs.

Tompkins G., blacksmith shop, Johnson st., near Douglas.

Towey M., drayman, res. Beacon Hill Park.

Townsand A. A., clerk, res. Fort st., above X'ancouver.

Townsand Mrs., wid., res. Fo: '. st

Travis Mrs. J., wid., res. Johnson st.

Tree Island Canning Co., R. Ward & Co. agents.

Trickcy Wm., assistant (Langley & Co.), res. Cook st

Trivivick Wm., candy maker, res. 408 Government st. >•

Trounce Thomas, architect, office Kane st, re.s. Menzies.

Troup H. Rose, gentleman, res. Dallas road.

Truran Edward, supt convict works, re.-.. Michigan st.

Trutch Hon. J. W., C. M. G., Dominion government agent andcommissioner Dominion lands.rcs. Fairfield hou.se, Fairfield road.

Tuckfield F. L., commission agent office Fort st, bet Douglasand Blanchard.

Turner Ben, bricklayer, res. Pioneer st.

Turner, Beeton & Co., wholesale merchants. Wharf st., foot of

Yates.

Turner J., contractor and builder, Fort st., bet. Douglas andBlanchard.

Turner J. H. (Turner, Beeton & Co.). res. Point Flllice, Rock Bay.

Turner Wm., foundryman, res. Johnson st

Turner Wm., shoemaker, res. Spring Ridge,

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Turpel Wm., ship carpenter, res. Beechy st.

'1 way John, carj)cntcr, res. cor. Douj,'la.s and Princes.s avc.

i'v/ay John 1'".., carpenter, res. Pembroke st.

Tye Thos. H. (Matthews. Richards & Tye), res. North Dou^das st.

Tyson James, tailor, 28 Johnson st., res. Rae st.

Union Club Rooms, cor. Douglas and Courtenay.Union Marine Insurance Co., R. Ward i<: Co. agentn.

Union Truck and Dray Co., stables Fort st., bet. Douglas andHlanchard.

U. S, Consul, Col. R. J. Stevens, office cor. Government andJohnson, iij) stairs.

Urc James, employ C. Morley, res. Alfred st.

l'r(|uhart Capt. D. E. (stmr. Alexander), res. Menzies st.

Uniuhart John G., ship carpenter, Niagara st., James Ray.

Ur(|uhart J. K., clerk (J. Crawford), res. Rae st.

Urquhar* S. O,, shipwright, res. Niagara st., James Hay.

Vadcr Amos, bar tender, Senate saloon, Government st.

Van Horst Frank, accountant, res. cor. Hlanchard and Pioneer.

Van Nevel Rev. J. A., St. Andrews Cathedral, View st.

Van Pelt Edward, steward Grand Pacific hotel, Johnson st.

Van \'()lkcnburgh Henjamin (Van V. & Co.), res. cor. Port and Moss.Van Volkenburgh & Co., wholesale and retail butchers, S. E. cor.

Government and Yates.

Van Ziegel A., bar tender, res. John.son st.

V'each \V ., blacksmith, res. cor. Pkhvard and Ru.ssell, Vic. west.

Victoria Cigar Hox P"actory, Govt. st„ D. W. Higgins prop.

Victoria lâzaar, Government st., Henry GribLle prop.

Victoria Boot and Shoe Factory, Government -St., VVm. Heathornprop.

Victoria Hrewery, S. E. cor. Government and Discovery, Loewen &Erb props.

Victoria Stearr. Laundrj-, Victoria west, John A Eraser manager.Victoria Transfer Co., A. Henderson manager, N. E. cor. Johnson

and Government.Victoria Truck and Dray Co. (limited), stables Kane st., W. H.

Mixer manager. '•'

Vienna F"ranees, clerk (Geo. Vienna), Government st. .

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Vienna George, prop. Victoria fish market. Government st. - VVigelius Anton (V. Hros.), res. cor. Johnson and Blanchard.

Vigelius Bros., props. St. Nicholas baths, 406 Government st,

Vigelius Louis (V. Bros.), res. Pandora, bet. Vancouver and Cook.Vine Henry, gentleman, re.s. North Park st.

Vipond Arthur, machini.st, les. Fisguard st.

Vipond A., engineer (Colonist), res. Fisguard st. > - -

Wadhams E. A., agents R. Ward & Co. ,^,^,,,f-^.*

Wagner J. W., hack driver, res. Johnson st. .^ .v- '^**-

Wagner Robt., bar tender, Palace lunch house, Yates St., near .^vt.

Ruling, Per/oraUng, he, withnealnesg and dlHpatcii by R.T.WILLIAMS, Broad Htreef,opp. View,

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Wait John, carpenter, res. Dallas road.

Wait Wm., carpenter, res. Dallas road.

Waitt M. W, (M. W. Waitt & Co.), res. cor. Quadra and Frederick.

Waitt M. W. & Co., booksellers and stationers, Government st.,

bet. Trounce and Fort.

Wake Georf^e F. (Dc La Penotierc & Wake), Hastion si.

Wdloren A. J., teamster, res. Cosmojx)litan hotel. Fort st.

Walker D. W., tinsmith (S. L. Kelly), res. Occidental hotel.

Walker Frederick G., H. A., a.ssistant teacher, college .school.

Walker George, ship builder, res. Yates st.

Walker Capt. G. G., res. Yates st.

Walker James, blacksmith, res. Superior st.

Walker John, gentleman, res. View st.

Walker John W., police ofificer.

Walker Robt, clerk. Commercial hotel, cor. Douglas and Cormorant.Walker Walter, coal dealer, office Yates, near Hroad, res. Herald st.

Wall Edmond James, clerk, res. Spring Villa.

Wall Henry, carpenter, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

Wall John, merchant tailor, Chatham st, bet. Govt, and Douglas.

Wallace James, Jr., machinist, res. head of Johnson st.

Wallace James, .Sr., engineer, res. head of Johnson .st.

Wallace Robert, J. P., post master Victoria office, res. I'ark road.

Wallenstein H. H., res. Yates st,

Wallenstein L. F., upholsterer (J. Weiler), 206 F'ort st.

Waller Henry, prop. B. C. candy factory. Fort st.

Walls J. P., barrister-at-law, res. North Park st.

Walsh I., drayman, res. Pembroke st.

Walsh John J., police officer, les. John st.

Walsh M. W., res. Victoria.

Walther Henry, prop. Bavaria brewery, Fort St., bet. Blanchardand Quadra.

Wannuck Salmon Cannery, agents Turner, Heeton & Co.

Ward Chas., boiler maker, res. Herald st.

Ward James, care-taker Beacon Hill Park, es. Beacon Hill.

Ward Robert (Robt. Ward & Co.), res. The Laurels, Belcher st.,

near Moss.

Ward Robert & Co., merchants and insurance agents. Wharf st.

Ward William C, J, P., manager Bank of B. C, re.s. Highwood.Moss St.

Wark J. H., clerk (A. B. Gray & Co.). res. Michigan st.

Wark John M., res. Michigan st, James Bay.

Warner Orlando, ship carpenter, res. John st

Warner Wm., carpenter (Smith & Clark), res. Royal hotel.

Warren Albert, mate (stmr. Sardonyx).Warren Augustus, engineer, re.s. Work st.

Warren George D., cleik (Capt. James D. Warren), office Wharfst, res. Simcoe st.

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Warren Capt James D., shipping merchant, office Wharf St., res.

cor. Montreal and Simcoe.

Warren Wm., machinist (Novelty iron works), Store st.

Waterman F. J., compositor (Daily Colonist), res. Douglas st.

Waterson H. G., printer, res. jjhnson st., bet. Vancouver and Cook.Watkins John, retired from business, res. Meares st.

Wat'ôn Alex., Jr., ship carpenter, res, cor. Montreal and Belleville.

Watson Alex., Sr., .ship carpenter, res. cor, Montreal and Belleville.

Wat.son Mrs. A., wid., res. Johnson st.

Watson Miss L, artist, Johnson St.•

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Watson T., machinist (Novelty iron works), Store st. " ' •

Watson W., iron moulder (Vancouver foundry). Herald st.

Watson W. W., carpenter, res. Henry st, Rock Bay.

Watt Miss ? Jnnie (Victoria cigar box factory), res. Fisguard st.

Watt Wm. John, carpenter, res. Fisguard st.

Webb Harry, Sn, iron moulder, res. Roâl hotel. ;^

Webb Harry, Jr., res. Royal hotel.

Wcider George, cigar maker, res. Douglas house.

Weights and Measures Inspector, office Langley st., Richard

Jones inspector.

Weiler Charles, clerk (John Weiler), 206 F"ort st.

Weiler George P., clerk (John Weiler), 206 Fort st.

Weiler John, manufacturer and dealer in furniture. 206 1^'ort St.,

res. Kane st.

Weiler Joseph Wm., clerk (John Weiler), 206 Fort st.

Weiler Otto, clerk (John Weiler), ?o6 Fort st.

Welbank Frank, clerk (Chas. Dillon), cor. John.son and Inroad.

Welbank John, clerk (A. Aaronson), John.son st, near Broad.

Welch Fred (Albion iron works), res. 49 Johnson st.

Welch, Rithet & Co., Pacific Coast steamship agents, office WharfSt., bet. Bastion and Fort

Wells Fargo & Co., N. E. cor. Government and Trounce, A. A.

Green agent.

Wells D. F.. butcher, London market, cor. Yates and Douglas.

Wells Fred J. (Francis' stables), Trounce st.

Welsh George, carpenter, res. cor. Cormorant and Blanchard.

Welsh J., laborer, res. McClure st.

Welsh James, iron moulder, res. Pembroke st. v : .>;

Welsh John. prop. White Horse saloon, Humbolt st.

Wenger J., watchmaker and jeweller, Yates st., bet. Governtnentand Broad, res. Driard house.

Wesnedge Fred, grocery clerk, res. Discovery st.

West A. C, dentist. Government st

West Christopher, Exchange saloon, cor. Fort and WharfWest Vancouver Conunercial Co., Wharf st, R. H. Alexander agent.

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Westlake Elias, stage driver, res. Yates st. * .^

VVhalen J. M., hlacksmith (J. Morlcy), Johnson st.

Wheeler W. H., laborer, res. St. Lou!s st.

White Edward (Brown & White), res. Chatham st.

White F. M. ';C. P. N. Co.), res. View st.'

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White Georg'.', carpenter, res. Pandora ave., cor. Cook.White James, Fountain saloon, cor. Douglas and Yates, res. George.White James E., second-hand clothing, Johnson st.

White M., tinsmith (D. C. Heal), Johnson st.

White Robert, retired farmer, res. Richardson St., above Cook.White Wm., Fountain saloon, cor. Douglas and Yates, res. Alfred.

White Wm. C, expressman, res. Pandora ave., cor. Cook.Whitcfield Chas., wood turner (}. Sehl), res. Royal hotel. ...

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Whitefield Fred, wood turner (J. Sehl), res. Royal hotel.

Whitehead E. (Albion iron works), res. View st.

Whitley Stephen, d^aL^r in second-hand clothing, P'or*: st.

Whittaker Benjamin, tinsmith, res. Telegraph hotel. Store st.

Whittaker Samuel, taxidermist, Victoria hair dressing saloon, 59Johnson st.

Whittaker Wm., prop. Victoria baths and hair dressing saloon, 59Johnson st., near Government, res. head of Alfred st. .,,

Whittaker Wm. H., student at law, res. head of Alfred st.

Whittet Charles, carpenter (P. Wilson), res. Bcechy st.

Whitworth Edwin, machinist, res. Yates st.

Whitworth Miss L., B. C. shirt factory, Langley si. .,-., •

Wickens Robt., engineer, res. Queen's ave. ,

Wiener A. W., cigar maker (Kurtz & Co.), res. Broad st.

Wilberg Wm. B., cigar maker (T. & L. factory), res. Yates st.

Wilby George, job printer (Munroe Miller's), res. Douglas st.

Wilby J., job printer (Munroe Miller's), res. Douglas st. .,;

Wilby Wm., h?ad clerk (M. W, Waitt & Co.), res. cor. Fort andDouglas.

Wilcox Joe, clerk (Albion hotel), Herald st. > ,.,

Williams A., teamster, res. Pembroke st. . ^ ^.^

Williams Alex., miner, res. Cosmopolitan hotel. Fort st.

Williams Benjamin, gents' furnishing and staple dry goods,

Johnson st., bet. Broad and Doug!a.s. ,. . . v ,.,

Williams Wm., with B. Williams, Johnson st .. , ,

Williams D. B., engineer, res. Occidental hotel.

Williams Ed., I. X. L. steam bciler shop, North Government st.

Williams Miss E. A., principal girls' public school.

Williams Frank (C. P. N. Co.), res. Pritchard house, 402 Govt. st.

Williams Frederick, ex-speaker legislative assembly, res. BlanchardWilliams George, compositor (Government p inting office), res.

Michigan st.

Williams John, white washer, res. View st.

Williams J C, carpenter, res. North Park st.

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Williams John W., gentleman, res. cor. Blanchard and Chatham.Williams J. W., bricklayer, res. Spring Ridge.

Williams Robert, M. A., res. cor. Bellev Hie st. and Bird Cage Walk.Williams Mrs. Robert, wid., res. Michigan st.

Williams Robert T., publisher, book binder, and paper ruler, office

Government st. and Broad st, res. View.Williams Thos., contractor and builder, res. North Park st.

Williams William, stonemason and contractor, res. View St., aboveQuadra.

Williams W^m., clerk (B. Williams), Johnson st

Willis Martin, hack driver (Victoria transfer Co.), Government st

Wilmot E. A., C. E., res. Pandora st.

V/ilson Alex. (A. & W. Wilson), res. Fort st, above Moss.Wilson A. & W., plumbers and stove dealers. Fort st, near Broad.Wilson Bros. & Co., props. Vancouver foundry. Herald st.

Wilson Guy, hostler (Vic. transfer Co.), Government and Johnson.Wilson C, M. P. P., barrister (P. & W.), res. Church way.Wilson Henry C, tinsmith, plumber, and stove dealer, Yates st, bet.

Government and Broad.

Wilson J., trader along east coast, stmr. Amelia.Wilson J. E., clerk (W & J Wilson), Govt st, opp. post office.

Wilson John, prop Albion hotel. Herald st

Wilson John, boiler maker (Albion iron works).

Wilson John J., prop. Central bakery, Yates st.

Wilson Joseph (W. & J. Wilson), res. Point Ellice, Rock Bay.Wilson Joseph F., retired from business, res. Pembroke st.

Wilson J. Keith, teller Bank of B. C, res. cor. Vancouver andBeechy.

Wilson Lyinan, R. B. saw mill, res. Constance st

Wilson P., carpenter and contractor, cor. Fort and Quadra, res.

Spring Villa.

Wilson S., clerk (Brown & White), res. Michigan st

Wilson T. F. (Vancouver foundry), res. Herald st

Wilson Thos,plumber, res. P"ort st. above Cook.

Wilson Thos., hack driver (Vic. transfer Co.), Govt and Johnson.Wilson Thos. S., cabinet maker, res, Frederick st

Wilson Thos. S., music teacher, res. Frederick st

Wilson G. M., clerk, res. Douglas house.

Wilson William (A. & W. Wilson), res. Quebec st

Wilson Wm. (W. & J. Wilson), res. Pemberton st

Wilson William (Wm. Wilson & Co.), res. Bird Cage Walk.Wilson Wm. & Co., general dry goods dealers. Government st.

Wilson W. & J., clothing, hats, and gents' furnishing goods. GovtSt., opp. post office.

Willson C. H., Vancouver foundry, res. Herald st.

Willson E., retired from business, res. Cook st.

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Wilton L. H., tent and sail maker, and dealer in junk, foot of

Johnson st.

Winch J. K., carriage maker, Johnson st.

Winnger J., res. Quadra st, cor. View.Winter George, livery and hack stables, Fairfield road.

Winters R. K., barber (Portland hair dressing saloon), res. Yates st.

Withrow David, cabinet maker, 313 Fort st, res. Pandora ave.

Witson P., employ Evening Post, cor. Yates and Broad.

Witt Louis, tobacco stripper, res. Johnson stWolcock James, B. C. soap works, res. Pioneer st.

Wolfenden Capt. Richard, supt Government printing office, res.

Simcoe St., near Beacon Hill.

Wolfenden F. C, clerk land registry dcpt., res. James Bay.Wolz William, gcinoral agent (R. T. Williams), res. Douglas st

Wonacott Albert Elliott, res. Chatham st.

Wonacott Mrs. Hanna, wid., res. Chatham st *

Wood, Caton & Co., manufacturers' agents, cor. Fort and WharfWood Edward, dealer in real estate, res. cor. Fort and Vancouver.Wood John, real estate owner, res. Johnson st

Wood Thomas, ii5 charge of the Marine hospital, Victoria west.

Wood T. E., machinist (Albion iron works), res. Victoria westWood Wm.. foreman stove dept. (Albion iron works), res. Broad st.

Wood W. F. (W., Caton & Co.), commission merchantWoods Edward, carpenter, res. Chatham st.

Woodin Walter, Queen's chop house, Yates st, opp. Langley.

Woodward Joseph, carpenter, res. cor. Kingston and Oswego.Woolacott Phillip, locker (customs dept), res. Henry st

Wootten S. T., solicitor (D. & W.), res. Rae st.

Wootten E. E., law r^tudent (D. M. Eberts), res. Rae st

Wootten H. H., clerk (land registry dept), res. Rae st •

Work John, res. Hillside. .

Work Mrs. J., res. Hillside. ',

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Work Miss (Gregg & Son), res. Esquimalt road.

Workman A., guard Victoria prison. Bastion st. barracks.

Workman Wm., upholsterer (J. Weiler), 206 Fort st

Worsfold J. K., accountant. Bastion st.

Worth Frank, driver (St Nicholas hotel hack), 408 Government st.

Worth James, carpenter, Broughton st

Wraight William S., bricklayet and contractor, res. Saanich road.

Wrede Bertthard, prop. Vancouver house, Yates st

Wright Alex., ship carpenter, res. Princess ave.

Wright Edward, tinsmith (S. L. Kelly), re:^. Colonial hotel. ^

Wright F. W. H., gentleman res. Angel hotel, Langley st

Wright W., tinsmith (D. C. Heal), Johnson st

Wright W., carpenter, cor. For and Quadra.Wriglesworth Joseph, family grocer, S.E. cor. Blanchard and Yates.

Wylde Capt Chas. S., custom house broker, res. Kane st.

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Wylde F., printer (Standard), res. Kane st.

Wylie W. W., machinist (Albion iron works), res. Johnson st.

Wylly C. G., average adjuster, 2i2 Govt, st, res. Bird Cage Walk.Wynne George, clerk, res. cor. Johnson and Vancouver.Wynne George Wm., salesiTian (E. G. Prior), res. Johnson st.

Yates J. Stuart, barrister-at-lavv, office cor. Government and Bastion.

York Joseph (York & Lenz), res. cor. Quadra and View.York & Lenz, staple and fancy dry goods and men's furnishing

goods. Government st., bet. Bastion and Fort.

Young Bros., props. New England bakery and restaurant, Govt. st.

Young Henry (Hutcheson, Young & Co.), res. Michigan st.

Young J. C. (I. X. L. iron works). North Government st.

Young J. Judson, deputy treasurer, office treasury dept., res.

Montreal st.

Young Louis (Young Bros.), res. Quebec st.

Young M. (Young Bro.s.), res. Quebec st.

Zoeller Carl, brewer, Victoria brewery, cor. Govt, and' Discovery.

CHINESE DIRECTORY.

Bing Kee, merchant tailor, 525 Government st. -

Bow Yune & Co., importer of merchandise. Cormorant st.

Bow Gee Tong, druggist, 509 Government st.

Chan Dan Tong, doctor, office 509 Government st.

Chang Lee, barber shop, 217 Cormorant st.

Chu Chung & Co., general merchandise, 45 Cormorant st.

Dan Yuck Tong, druggist. No. 7 Cormorant st.

Fang Chung Lung, groceries and dry goods, 21 1 Cormorant st.

Fook Kee & Co., general merchandise, 207 Cormorant st.

Fook Yuen & Co., importers and dealers in Chinese merchandise,

103 Fisguard st.

Gam Long Chang, boots and shoes, 213 Cormorant st.

Gee Chung, merchant tailor. No. i Cormorant st.

Gee Mow, Chinese bakery, 39 Fisguard st.

Gin Lee, office 34 Cormorant st.

Gin Wau, tinsmith, 41 Fisguard st.

Gun Liun Tay, tea store and provisions, 215 Cormorant st.

Hee Gee washing and ironing, cor. Yates st. and Waddington alley.

Hip Chong, general merchandise, 617 Government st.

Hing Lee, washing and ironing, 1 15 Fort st.

Hong Lee & Co., general merchandise, 203 Cormorant st.

DII^EeTOF^Y OF BRITISJH CObUJ^BhOr, 1884-85. PF^ICE, $1.50.K. T. W11.MAM8, Publisher. Wm. Wolz, Compiler.


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Hong Long, washing and ironing, Fort st.

Hung Yun & Co., vegetables, &c., 241 Cormorant st, gardenCadboro Bay road.

Kim Gune, Chinese groceries, 609 Government st.'

King Tye & Co., clothing manufacturers. No. 5 Cormorant st.

Kwong Chung & Co., importers and dealers in Chinese merchan-dise, 20 Cormorant st.

Kwong Fook, Chinese merchandise, 615 Government st. -

Kwong Hing & Co., general store, 1 12 Fisguard st.

Kwong Lee & Co., wholesale merchants, 28 Cormorant st.

Kwong On Lung & Co., merchant tailors, No. 9 Store st.

Kwong On Tai, importers o<" general merchandise, 17 Cormorant st.

Kwong Tiong Sing & Co., general merchants, 3 1 Cormorant st.

Kwong Wing Tai, merchant tailor, 519 Government st.

Long Gee, washing and ironing, 9 John.son st.

Lun Chung & Co., general merchandise, 19 Cormorant st.

Mee Wah, washing and ironing, Yates St., above Dougla.s.

On Chung, tobaccos, &c., 521 Government st.

On Hing, importer of general merchandise, 33 P'isguard st.

Pow Kee, merchant tailor, 505 Government st.

Pow Jung & Co., tailoring, no Store St.

Quan Kee, merchant tailor, 11 Cormorant st.

Quong Hang, washing and ironing, 7 Store St.

Quong Sing, washing and ironing, 1 12 Store st.

Sam, washing and ironing, Yates st, above Douglas. f

Sam Chung, washing and ironing, Blanchard st

Sam Kee, merchant tailor, 43 Cormorant st

Sam Lee, washing and ironing, 14 Government st.

Sam Lung, washing and ironing, Yates st., near Wharf, ,'

Sang Sing, wasliing and ironing, 3 Store st.

See Lung, washing and ironing, Douglas st, near Cormorant.See Wah, tinsmith, 41 Fisguard st.

Shoon Kee, fancy goods, 239 Cormorant st

Shu Sun, doctor. No. 7 Cormorant st <

Sing Hop, washing and ironing, Yates .st, bet Douglas andBlanchard.

Sing Kee, vegetables. Cedar Hill road, Victoria.

Sing Kee, contractor and merchant, 29 Cormorant st

Sing Lee, washing and ironing, KsquimaltSing Lee Lung Co., general merchants, 613 Government st.

Sing Lee, washing and ironing, Johnson st, above DouglasSing Yune, groceries, 209 Cormorant st

Tai Chang Yuen, wholesale merchants, 16 Cormorant st

Tai Hing, barber shop, 523 Government st.

Tai Hing Lung & Co., Chinese merchandise, 613 Government st

Tai Soong & Co., importers of merchandise, 33 Cormorant st

Tai Wo Chong Kee & Co., Chinese merchandise, 29 Cormorant st.

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Tai Yune Lung Kee & Co., importers of merchandise, 516 Govt. st.

Tai Yet & Co., groceries and dry goods, 36 Cormorant st.

Tim Yeck, prop, shirt factory, 219 Cormorant st.

Tuck Fong, Chinese merchandise and clothing, loi Fisguard st.

Toy Kee, merchant tailor, 51 Johnson st.

Wah Sing, wood dealer, Ydtes st, bet Douglas and Blanchard.

Wah Yun & Co., general merchandise, 235 Cormorant st

Wan Chung, prop, cook shop, 213 Cormorant st

War Song, washing and ironing, 1 34 Fisguard st.

Wing Chung Lung, merchant tailor, 1 5 Cormorant st. Look Denmanager.

Wing Chung & Co., groceries and provisions, cor. Store andCormorant. .

Wing On, general store, Kwong Lee st

Ye Lung, prop. City laundry. Government st.

Yee Cheng Tai & Co., importers of sugar, rice, tea, &c., 37Fisguard st .

Yean Chung, cigar maker, Douglas st.

Yee Wo Lung, tailoring and groceries, 32 Cormorant st ' '"

Yee Lee, washing and ironing, 53 Johnson st,

Yee Sam, prop, cook shop, 12 Cormorant st.

Yee Sim, vegetables. Cedar Hill road, Victoria.

Yee Wo, washing and ironing, 1 17 Government st.

Yick Lee, prop, barber shop. No. 8 Cormorant st"

Yick Tai & Co., tailoring, Kwong Lee .st

Yun Lung & Co., groceries, 38 Cormorant st. ^

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Mayor, Robert Pateraon Rithet, J. P. City Clerk, James D. Robinaon.

Councillors.— YateH Street Ward—Thos. Earle, John iJraden, John Grant. John-

son Street Ward—Wm. A. Robertson, John Toague, Orlando Warner. Jame» BayfTorrf—Robert Ward, W. D. McKillican, A. J. Smith.

Municipal Officers.—James D. Robinson, City Clerk, and Clerk of Police

Court; Thos. Russell, Assessor, Collector, Water Commissioner, and Treasurer; Thos.

J. Partridge, Assistant Clerk, and Collector of Water Rates; P. J. Leech, City '-'ur-

veyor; Alex. Hendry, Engineer Water Works.

City Police Department.—Edwin Johnson, Police Magistrate; C. P. Bloom-

field, Supt. City Police; John Flewin, Sergeant of Police. Police Officers,—S. L.

Redgrave, W. R. Hough, John W. Walker, J. J. WaUh, Wm. Stuart, EdwardHoosen, Henry Gaydon, H. W. Sheppard. Police Barrach.—J. W. Hutchison,

jailor; Wm. Muldoon, assistant jailor; John Miles, turnkey; Aaron Workman, jail

guard; E-lward Truran, convict guard; C. H. F. Blake, convict guard.

Cash receipts for the year 1884, $99,324.26. Expenditure, $98,633.50. ;

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FIRE DEPARTMENT.Officers.—Charles J. Phillips, chief engineer, salary $700 per annum; John

Morley, assistant engineer, salary $300 per annum; D. James, steward of depart-

ment, salary $800 per annum.

Officers of Board of Delegates.—William Lohse, president: Thos. Geiger,

treasurer; L. G. McQuade, secretary, salary $300 per annum.

Board of Delegates. —Deluge Engine Co. No. 1.—Wm. Lohse, T. Geiger, W.Wilson. Tiger Engine Co. No. S.—Hy. Gribble, F. Sylvester, Wm. A. Calhoun.

Union H! & L. Go. No. 1.—J. Flewin, J. Ford, J. Mi?es.

Elections biennially. .4 , ^•'"

List of Ex Chief Engineer.s. -1, J. Thain; 2, J. McCrea; 3, J. S. Drummond;

4, Thos. J. Burnes; 5, John Dickson; 6, J. C. Keeuan; 7, Samuel Kelly; 8, John

Kriender; 9, Simeon Duck; 10, F. G. Richards, Sr.; 11, Wm. Lohse; 12, Jos.

Wriglesworth; 13, Frank Saunders; 14, C. J. Phillips; 15, August Borde.

Officers of Companies.—Deluge Company (oi'ganized 1860).—H. D. Saunders,

foreman; J. R. McKenzie, first assistant foreman; Ed. Hodges, second assistant

foreman; L. F. Baumann, secretary; Frank Sehl, treasurer. Tiger Company (organ-

ized 1860).—A. A. Aaronson, foreman; J. Doughty, first assistant foreman; Chas.

Davis, second assistant foreman; L. G. McQuade, secretary; H. L. Salmon,

treasurer. Union Hook and Ladder Company (organized 1859). -Thos. Deasy,

foreman; L. Marks, first assistant foreman; F. Humber, second assistant foreman;

R. J. Plununer, secretary; J. A. Anderson, treasurer; H. Gaydon, steward.

Elections yearly. Total membersihp, 133.

Total value of houses and apparatus, including two steam fire engines, $35,000.

Fire Alarm Boxes.—Box 133, W. P. Sayward's office (under verandah); 134,

at intersection of John st. with Government; 135, comer Pioneer and Quadra sts.

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1.S6, cor. Yates and Cook sts.; 137, at intersection of Moss st. with Fort; 138,

Humboldt st., front of R. P. Rithet's residence; 139, south end of Bird Cage Walk;141, cor. Montreal and Kingston sts., James Bay.

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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.

()kfi(KKS.--\V. C. Ward, manager; Cha«. S. Joiu's, asaiHtant manager; (jeorge

(Jillespie, accountant; .1. K. Wilson, teller; Robt. Croft, receiving teller.

Ci.KRK.s.—H. Rhodes, (Jeo. Cruckahank, .). S. Milligan, J{. (!. Harvey, H.

Beaven: D. Davidson, nieaaenger.

BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.

Okkickks. —il. Burns, manager; G. H. Burns, accountant; ^Vlex. K. Muiiro,

teller.

Clkkks.—H. M. Innes, D, Doig; I). Stewart, messenger.

VICTORIA AND ESQUIMALT TKLKl'HONE CO. (LIMITED).

l)iRK('TOR.s.—W. T. Livock, Joshua Davies, James 1). Warren, Edward A.

McQuade, H. L. Jones.

Incorporated 3rd May, 1880. Capital stock, 110,000; numlier of shares, 100 of

?100 each; head office, Victoria; branch office, Kaquinialt; president, W. T. Li' ock;

manager, Roliert B. McMicking; secretary, Edgar Crow Baker; l)anker8, Cavesche,

(ireeu & Co. ; solicitors, Davie & I'ooley.

Victoria City Societies.

MECHANICS' LITERARY INSTITUTE, FORT ST.

Offi<;ers.—Robt. Williams, M. A., cantab, picsidei'' ; J. M. Cowper. Secretary;

J. P. Burgess, treasurer.

Committee.—John Ross, Wm. Smyth, A. Finney, A. Douglas, W. K. Bull,

J. L. Anderson.

J. Q. Hewlings, librarian.

Reading room open daily, 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Library, 9 A. M. to 10 p. m.

(except vSunday, 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 r. m.)

Subscription, §10 per annum, or $1 per month. Ladies, ^ per auiiuni, or 50

cents per month.

ROYAL HOSPITAL.

Officers.—M. W. T. Drake, president; W. C. Ward, treasurer; .Joshua Davies,

secretary.

DiREt'TOR.s.—Thos. Earle, P. McQuade, J. H. Todd, Joshua Davies, W. C.

Ward, M. W. T. Drake, W. J. JeflTree, A. McLean.

J. C. Davie, M. D., visiting surgeon.

JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.Officers.—Lewis Lewis, president; I. Oppenheiniei', vice-preside it; Morris

Moss, hon. secretary; H. Bornstein, treasurer.

Trustees.—J. Isaacs, E. J. Salmon, M. Strouss.

Ruling, Perforating, Ac, witliiicatnuss and dispak-h by R.T.WILLIAMS, Broad Street, opp. View,

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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,408 Government Street, Victoria, B. C,

Offers better inducements to Tourists and Travelers than anyHotel in the Province.

FREE^COACH TO AND FROM HOTEL.OHARQE8 #RE VERY MODERATE.

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TRY jHE^bEYsCEloEF^Y, BEEfmIRONVICTORIA CITY S0CIKTIE:S. 89

VICTORIA AMATEUR ORCHEHTItA.

UrKK.'ERH.—il. C. Davio, M. U., president; (i. Jay, vico-pre8i<lent; W. C. HifFken,

aecretary and treiisuror; Coote M. Chainlwrs, conductor; Thos. H. Wi'«'jn, loa«lor.

Organized April 8th, 1878. Tlie society meets every Tuesday evening at J.

Bagnall &, Co.'h niUHic rooms, on (tovernment st,, for the purpoxe of praotixing clas-

sicfll music. There are over 80 performing mundjers, consisting of piano, organ,

biaas, and string. Many of our leading citizens are honorary visiting members.

VINTNKRS' PROThCTIVK ASSOCIA'I ION.

Wni. McNitfe, president; Frank 8ehl, secretary and treasurer. ^ 'i

A. O. U. W.—VICTORIA IX)IK1E NO. 10.

Okkickr-s.—F. U. Richards, P. M. W.; John Coughlan, M. W.; Henry Short,

Foreman; H. Manscll, Overseer; L. G. McQuade, Recorder; Frederick Davey,

Financier; William Lohse, Treasurer; Wm. S. Wraiglit, Guide; Wm. Pollard, I. W.;

David BonHeld, O. W. Hen.y (Jrihble, D. D. G. M. VV.

Date of meeting 2nd and 4th Wednesday in each month. Election of officers

annually. Place of meeting Foresters' Hall.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, P. P. XXI.—FAR WEST LODGE NO. 1.

Offickrs.—W. S. Chambers, G. D. D. C. C; D. G. McNaughten, P. C; Wm.S. Wraight, C. C; H. B. Rendell, V, C; A. Watson, P.; Henry F. Behnsen, M.

of Ex.; W. H. Brooks, M. of F.; David F. Fee, jr., K. of R. & S ; R. J, Plummer,

M. at A.; J. Cohen, I. G.; F. A. Kahle, 0. G.; Dr. G. L. Milne, Medical Examiner.

This Lotlge was organized Jan. 27th, 1883. The Order is composed of a Supreme

Lodge, Grand and Subordinate Lodges, and is one of the strongest Orders in the

world. Far Wes*- Lodge, although it young lodge, has already a mendMjrahip of

over 75, and meets every Friday evening at Foresters Hall, Government street.

THE AMERICAN LEGION OP HONOR.

Officers. — J. McB. Smith, commander; Richd. Jones, vice-commander;

H. G. J. Irwin, past commander; J. R. McKenzie, orator; H. B. Good, chaplain;

A. R. Milne, treasurer; Geo. Frye, collector; W. H. Dorman, secretary; D. M.McLean, guide; J. R. A. Richards, warden; Arthur Croghan, sentry; G. L. Milne,

medical examiner. With a membership in this city of 85 members.

Nights of meetings—First and third Thursdays in each month.

ST. ANDREW'S AND CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.

Officers.—John Boyd, president; Wm. Lorimer, 1st vice-president; John Rob-

ertson, 2nd vice-president; Donald MacKay, treasurer; James Russell, secretary;

George Bishop, assistant secretary; Rev. R. Stephen, chaplain; Dr. G. L. Milne,

physician.

DiRKCTORS.—Thomas Russell, James Cra^/^ford, Alex. Allan, R. P. Rithet, Nicol

W. Allan, John Orr, John Ross.

Warden, Thos. Gorrie; assistant warden, Thos. N. Innis; bard, James Deans.

The St. Andrew's Society, organized 1860, and the Caledonian Benevolent Asso-

ciation 1863, with the view of more eflfectively promoting their common obje< ts,

formed themselves, on April 12th, 1870, into an united society to be named St.

Andrew's and Caledonian Society.

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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.

Officers.—Chief councillor, A. S. Robertson; vice councillo/, G. Powell; secre-

tary, E. H. Hiscocks; financier, M. Moss; treasurer, H. Gribblo; prelate, I. Walsh;

ina.rshall, J. H. Hill; warden, Sister Bryant; guard, Sister Hastings; sentry, H.

Morris.

Victoria Council No. 1 meets at Foresters' Hall every second and fourth Mon-

day evening in each month. Elections every six months.

";' \.M. C. A. ' •: .

Officer-s.—B. W. Pearse, president; J. B. Ferguson, A. Clyde, R. Erskine,

vice-presidents; Alfred Flett, corresponding secretary; Jas. Daley, general secretary;

W. Walker, treasurer.

Directors.—J. Cowper, J. Baker, J. Meston, T. Houghton.

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\Y. W. C. T. U.

List of Officers.—Mrs, W. H. Spoflford, president; Mrs. L. SItheridge, rec.

secretary; Mrs. W. Bone, cor. Sf^.-etary; Miss Andenson, treasurer; Miss K.

Teague, supt. of juvenile dept. ; Miss E. Gregg, aupt. of literature; Miss M. Jenkins,

supt. of press; Miss L. Carne, Mrs. A. J. Clyde, Miss S. J. Baker, Miss L. Deasy,

vice-presidents.

The Young Women's Christian Temperance Union meets the second and fourth

Monday of each month in Temperance Hall, Pandora st. <

L 0. G. T.—PERSEVERANCE LODGE ^mO. 1. •

Officers.—C. Pie-ce, W. C. T.; F. Garland, W. R. H. S.; J. Harkham, W. L.

H. S.; S. Cummings, W. V. T.; G. Ha.nilton, secretary; S. F. Mcintosh, F. S.; E.

Gregg, Treas. ; J. McBeth, W. M.; M. McMorran, W. D. M.; T. Mortimer, chap.;

E. P. Hamilton, W. I. (,.; J. Dowsett, W. 0. G.; L. F. Baumann, P. W. C. T.; J.

Meston, L. D. ; .J. Halpenny, D. D.

Organized March 7th, 1879. Meetings every Tuesday evening at Temperance

Hall, Pandora street. Membership 79. ~ > ,;

VICTORIA COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 1, A. F. & A. M.

Officer-s.—E. J. Salmon, W. M.; D. Cartmel, S. W.; Rev. W. 'V. Percival,

J. W.; H. L. Jones, treasurer; J. A. Cohen, secretary; R. B. Esnouf, S. D.; M.

Salmon, J. D. ; Rov. T. S. Gilbert, chaplain; £. Lince and J. M. HoUins, stewards;

A, F. Hookway, organist; R. B. Ellis, I. G.; W. Trickey, tyler.

Regular meetings, the Urst Thursday in each month.

VANCOUVER AND QUADRA LODGE NO. % A. F. & A. M.

Officers.—E. C. Neufelder, W. M.; Isaac Oppenheimer, \S. W.; Wm. Manson,

J. W.; J. F. Becker, treasurer; R. B, McMickiug, secretary; John McLane, S. D.;

Morris Moss, J. D.; F. E. DeVeuille, I. G.; Wm. Trickey, tyler.

COURT VANCOUVER NO. 5755, A. 0. F.

Officers.—S. B. Wilson, chief ranger; C. N. Gowen, sub chief ranger: A.

Holmes, treasurer; J. R. McKenzie, secretary; P. Partridge, senior woodward; J. N.

Walker, junior woodward; H. L. O'Brien, senior beadle; R. Godding, junior beadle.

Trustees.—Jas. Maynard, H. E. Beckwith, W. Gregory.

R.T. WILLIAJVIS,Book-Binder.and BlanktBook Manufacturtr

BtlOAD STREET, VICTORIA.

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COURT NORTHERN LIGHT NO. 5935, A. 0. F,

Officers.—J. J. Robinson, C. R.; H. Thornhill S. C. R.; E. J. Salmon,

treasurer; J. H. Hughes, secretary; E. H. Hiscocks, S. VV.; C. B. McCIoskey,

J. W,; W. MUUngton, S. B.; Jas. Daley, J. B.

DOMINION LODGE NO. 4, I. 0. 0. F.

Elf,ctive Officers.—Thos. Bamford, junior P. G.; Win. Ralph, N. G.; F. T.

Sherborne, V. G.; 0. Warner, rec. secretary; W. Walker, treasurer; P. A. Babing-

ton, P. G., secretary.

Appointed Officers.—J. A. Cridge, 0. G,; Wm. Boddy, I. G.; A. Cameron,

R. S. N. G.; J. D. Campbell, L. S. N. G.; E. Keimode, R. S. V. G.; J. D. Ford,

L. S. V. G.; E. Fletcher, R. S. S.; J. E. Phillips, L. S. S. Meeting every Thursday.

COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 2, I. 0. 0. F.

Officers.—James Pope, N. G,; F. M. White, V. G.; R. W. Fawcett, R. and

P. S.; Geo. Maynard, treasurer; J. H. Meldram, warden; C. D. Rand, conductor;

W. H. Huxtable, O. G ; Jos. Davis, I. G.; Robert Hicks, R. S. N. G.; M. McCahill,

L. S. N. G.; H. F. Bishop, R. S. V, G.; A. Warren, L. S. V. G.; Thos. Carter,

R. S. S.; John Hawkins, L. S. S.

Trustees.—H. Waller, J. H. Meldram, F. Norris.

> B. C. PIONEER SOCIETY. ; V '

Officers.—President, J. Kurtz; vice president, >V. McNiflfe; treasurer, C. Mor-

ton; secretary, W. C. SiflFken; physknan, J. S. Helmcken, M. D.; auditor, R.

Wolfenden; Warden, T. N. Innis.

Directors.—.J. J. Austin, J. Loewen, E. C. Johnson, T, Elwyn, C. Bossi.

VICTORIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 201.

Officers.—E. A. Poat, president; W. A. Calhoun, vice president; C. R.

Phillips, rec. -cor. secretary; W. A. Clyde, financial secretary.

Executive Committee. —J. J. Shinabarger, E. A. Poat, W. A. Clyde, R.

McMillan, J. Davit.

The Union was organized April, 1884, and has for its object the maintenance of

thu interests of the printing business generelly.

ORPHANS' HOME.

Officers for 1885.—A. A. Green, president; J. K. Lawson, secretary; James

Hutcheson, treasurer.

Committee of Manaoement.—Rt. Rev. Bishop Cridge, Rev. R. Stephen, M. A.,

Rev. W. W. Percival, James Hutcheson, J. H. Lawson, J. E. McMillan, D. Spencer,

A. A. Green, A. J. Langley, W. J. Jefifree, R. P. Rithet, and J. G. Taylor.

Ladies' Committee.—Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Hutcheson, Mrs. Kent,Mrs. Roliertson, Mrs. Pircival, Mrs. Cridge, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs, Jack, Mrs. Hay-ward, Mrs. Sargison, anu Mrs. Williams.

The B. C. Protestant Orphans' Home waa established in 1872.

THE BRITISH COLUMBIA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Officers.—A. McLean, president; H. Brown, vice president; P. R. Brown, sec.

and treas. Committee.—A. A. Green, Wm. Heathom, W. J. Jefiree, J. Wilson, T.Allsop, H. L. Jones, John Boyd and I. Braverman. This society disbursed 1434.87in charity during 1884.

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OFFICERS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE.

Robert Patebson Rithkt, Esq., J. P President

Matthew T. Johnston, Esq Vice President

Edgar Crow Baker, Esq. , M. P Secretary

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United States of America.—Col. Robt. J. Stevens, consul; E. C. Neufelder,

Esq., vice-consul.

Sweden and Norway.—Robt. Ward, Esq.

Hawaiian Islands.—R. P. Rithet, Esq. V' .

Republic of France.- -J. B. Mayerau, consular agent.

Academies.[See Col leges and Schools.]

Account Book Manufacturing.

WILLIAMS R T., Broad st, opp View.

Accountants (Public).

Rales .T C, Langley st.

Brooks W H., Frederick st. , r>',

Kdiiiiin W H., Yales st.

Uavmur J L., Wharf st.

VAN HORST FRANK, Blanchard si.

Agricultural Implements.Burns 4 Co., Yates and Broad.Marvin & Tllton, Wharf st.

Mntthows, Richards * Tve, Yates st.

NICH0LLB:8 & RENOUF, Yates & Broad.PRIOR E G., Government st.

Amusement (Places of).

Beacon Hill Park, Race Course.Skating Rink, Fort st.

The Gorge, Victoria Arm.Philharmonic Hall, Fort stTheatre Royul, Dougius st.

VICVORIA THEATRE, cor Douglas andView.

Architects.

Burris S C, cor Yat«h andlBroad.Harris A Hargreaves, cor Govt A Bastion.Leslie H H., Bastion st.

Mnllandaine E., Broad st.

Teague John, (Jovernment st.

Tledemann H O., Langley st.

Trounce Thos., Kane at

Asphaltum Workers,COUGHLAN A MASON, Government st.

Auctioneers.

BYRNES GEO., cor Fort and Langley.CLARKE CAPT W R., Yates st.

Davtes J P A Co., Whai-f st.

., Bakeries.

Burt 8 S., Government st.

Cox John, Humbolt, opp Douglas.Drout John, Johnson st.

Hardlni; Thos., Fort st.

Huson & Moss, cracker liakery, Store st.

Jordan Wm., Johnson st.

King SE., Broad st.

Moore J J., Fort st.

Nesbltt A Co., cracker bakery. Fort st.

Steitz Bros., Yates st.

Smith M. R, Fort stWilson J J., Yates st.

Young Bros., Government st.

Bands.Amateur Orchestral. T S Wilson leader.Amateur Brass, Prof Pferdner.Militia Band.

Bankers.

Garesche, Green A Co., Governmciit st.

Banks.

BRITISH COLUMBIA, Government st.

British North America, Yates st.

Dominion Savings, Government st.

Blank Book Manufacturing.

WILLIAMS R T., Broad st., opp View.

Boarding Houses.Balnes Mrs Wm., Cormorant st.

Carmichacl Mrs N., Fortst.Douglas Mrs J M., Gordon st.

Rogers Mrs Marj*. Yates st.

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Boat Builders.

Bolton Wm B., Government St.

Jones Thos C, foot of Courtenay St.

Seeley James, Government st.

Boiler Makers.

I X L Boiler Shop, North Govt st,

Robertson J., Store st.

Book Binder.

WILLIAMS R T., Broad st, opp View.

Baths.

Columbia, Yates st.

San Frnnelsco, Government st.

St. Nicholas, Government st.

Victoria, Johnson st.

Bill Poster.

Davis Charles, Herald st.

Billiard Saloons.

California, Johnson st.

Drlanl House, View St.

Garrlok'a Head, Bastion St.

McKEON Wm., Yates st.

MURPHY & BROWN, corGovt and Yates.PITHER LUKE, cor Wharf and Johnson.Prltchard House, 402 Government st.

Blacksmiths.

Ball Charles, Johnson st,

Bartrln & Borde, Wharf st.

Conlln & Cameron, Pandora st,

Oerow & Robertson, Yates st.

GRIMM WM., Johnson st,

McKenzle & Meston, Government st,

Millar James, Government st.

Powell Wm., cor Johnson and Broad.Robertson J., Store st.

Tompkins G., John-son st.

Winch F K., Johnson st.

Barristers-at-law.

Davie & Pooley, Langiey st,

Davie Theodore, Langiey st,

Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, Langiey st.

Eborts D M., Langiey st.

Fell & Mills, Langiey St.

Harrison Eli, Cadboro road.Helmcken H D., Langiey st.

Hett J R., Langiey st.

Irving P M., Victoria.Jay George, Jr., cor Govt and Bastion.Johnson Edwin, cor Govt and Bastion.Pollard Wm., Langiey st.

Walls J P., Langiey st.

Wilson Chas., Langiey stYates J Stuart, Bastion st.

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Baker & FuUerton, Johnson st.

Beegan F B., Johnson st.

BELMONT Co., Government stHooper <fe Borde, 415 Government st.

Irving Bros,, 112 (.fovernraent stLarman James, 8 Johnson stMathews J W., Yates stMaynard R., Douglas stMaynard G H., Fort stMANSELL H., Government st

Queen's, cor Yates and GovernmentRead John W,, Johnson st.

VICTORIA FACTORY, Government st.

Brass Finishers.

[See Foundries.]

Breweries.

Bavaria, Fort st.

Leahy's John, Johnson st.

Lion, Queen's uve.Phoenix, Yates stTiger, Fort st

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Vancouver, Johnson stVictoria, Government st

Brick Manufacturers.

COUGHLAN & MASON, Saanlch road,HUMBER M., .Saanlch road.

Brokers.

BRAVERMAN I. (money), Police alley,Engelhardt J, (custom), Turner's wharf.Hall & Goenel (ship), 3S& Government stRobinson Wm C, (custom), Police alley.

Butchers.

Goodacro & Dooley, Government st.

Metcillfe E., Johnson --t

Nelson & Co., cor. Yates and Douglas.Parker John, Government st.

Porter Robt, Johnson stVan Volken burgh & Co., Govt st.

Brush Makers,Doughty G A J., Fort st.

Carpenters and Builders,

Burgess J P,, cor Fort and Broad,Eiford J P,, hfttd of Fort st,

GRAY SAMUEL, Government stHill & Con ley. Fort RtHolland & McDonald, John st,, Rock Bay,Kelly & Sherrlng,.Iohnson st.

Lambkin C H,, Yates st,

McKilllcan & Anderson, Langiey st.

Carriage and Wagon Makers,Ball Charles, Johnson st,

Beaven Chas, F,, Pandora ave,Qerow & Robertson, Yates st,

GRIMM WM.,.Iohnson stMillar James, Government st.

McKenzle & Meston, Government st.

Winch F. K,, Johnson st.

Cigar Manufacturers.Bantly M,, 202 Johnson stKurtz & Co., cor Govt and Trounce.T & L Cigar Factory, 389 Government st.

Cigars and Tobacco—Retail,

CAMPBELL FRANK, cor Govi and Yates.Johns .lames, Johnson st,

Lang Charles, 409 GovernmcntstMcDonald Peter, Yates st.

Salmon Henry Ia, 417 Government st.

Cigar Boxes.VICTORIA CIGAR BOX FACTORY, Gov-

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Civil Engineers.

GaHtlneau Jas., Humbolt St.

Jlomfriiv K., Jamps Bay.Hargieaves Geo., Langley vX.

Clothing—Wholesale.

H BCo., M'harf St.

HtriiusH <; A O)., Wharf st.

Ti 1(1(1 & Son, Yates st.

TIJRNEK, BEETON & CO., Wharf Ht.

Clothing—Retail.

CAMERON W G., 48 Johnson stGllinore A., Johnson and Gov("rnniont.(jreon David, Government st.

I X U, 421 Government st.

Jeftree W J., Yates, opp Langley.Lewis Lewis, Yates st.

McLean A (fc Co., Fort st'

Melss Henry, Yates st.

FOINTEK NATHAN, Johnson st.

Willtams B., Johnson st.

WIL.SGN W & J., Government st.

Coal Dealers.

Central Coal Yard, W H Mixer, foot o(Johnson st.

DK WIKDERHOLB & CO., Wharf st.

Drake W T., Turner's wharf.Hall it CJoopel, Government st.

Ingi! Thomas. Herald st.

Walker W., Yates st.

Cofifee and Spice Manufacturers

.STEM LER & EAHIiE, Wharf si.

Collectors.

Bull Wm. K., Broad st.

Saulay Charles, Store st, near water front.Shakespeare N., Brcjad st.

Colleges. : V

Angela, Burdettc ave.College School, Beacon HUI.St Ix>uis, Pandora ave.

Commission Merchants.•BYRNES GEORGE, cor Fort and Langley.CLARKE CAPTW R., Yates st,

(-"rawford James, Wharf St.,

Engelhardt J., Turner's wharf.Gutmann & Frank, Johnson 8t.

Jan Ion R C, 25 Store st.

Candic • and Confectionery.

Bauman Frtî, Yates st, .

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Goldlng B.. Broad st.

LILL>:fY H A., Douglas st.

TlppluH Wm., Fort st.

Thornton Tlujs., 12 Johnson st.

Waller H., Fort st.

Crockery Dealers.

Burns & Co., Yates st.

Carrlngton Thos., (.ovcrnmrnt st.

Jewell Henry, Yates St.

Salmon E J., Johnson st.

WEILEU JNO., Fort st.

Contractors.

Bell H P, C E., victoria.Bond WUUs, View St.

Burgess Francis, Topaze ave.Burgess J P., cor Fort and Broad.COUGHLAN J., Government st.

Elford J P., head of Port st.

Hamilton EP., Broughton st.

HUMBER M., Topaze ave.HAYWARD CHAS., Langley st,

Jackson F J., Colllnson st.

Kinsman John, Pembroke st.

Lamskin C H., Yates st.

Moore John J., Pandora st.

Ross James, Victoria.Ktelly George, Johnson and Yates.styles S T., Amelia st.

Smith & Clark, Fort st.

Turner J., Fort st.

Williams William, View st,

Wralght Wm S,, Henry st, Rock Bay.

Conveyancers.[See Barristers and Real Estate Agents.]

Coopers.

Mauimanii Paul Wharf st.

Meblus Charles, Rae st.

Coppersmiths. •

Kelly S. L., Yates st.

Taylor Charles, Johnson st.

Corset ManufacturerGerow Mrs., Douglas st.

Cutlery.

Fox M A H A., Government si.

Francis A B., I Store st.

Dairyman.Bosworth David, The Oakland.Cassanave A., Oak Bay.Chaffey 4 Thygesen, Cedar HUI road.Chourrl Peter, Yates st.

Fox C A., Cedar Hill road.Irvine Arthur, Faiifleld road.King J H., Johnson st.

Smith Henry, Mossst.

Dentists.

Jones T D., co; Yates and Brond.Thompson R B., Government st.

West A C, Government st.

Doors, Sashes and Blinds.

HAYWARD CHARLES, Umgley st.

MlTIRHEAD.)fe MANN, Constance st.

Queen's Planing Mill, North Govt st.

Smith & Clark, Fort st.

Draymen.Andrews Richard, Yates st.

Baker James, Pembroke st.

Bairy Thomas, Yates st.

Batchelor Wm., Rock Bay ave.Evans John, Douglas st.

Haggortv J., Frederick st.

Hall Alfred, Green st.

DIFÊCTOKY OF BRITIS}H CObUJ^BIA, 1884-85. Pf^lCE, $1.50.R, T, Wu.MAMS, Publisher, Wm, Wolz, Compiler.

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McDowell Wm„ Superior st.

McTelgh Juo., Chiitham st.

McTlernan M., Paniloru ave,Newbigeing J., Quadra st.

Newell H., .lol.ntion st.

Union Truck and Dray Co., Fort st.

Victoria Truck and Dray Co., Kane st.

Walsh Isaac, Pembroke st.

Dressmakers.

Adam Mrs M., Douglas st.

Barlow Mrs E., Pandora ave.Booth Miss L., Johnson stCooness Mrs. E., Johnson st.

Davey Miss, Government st.

Flterre Mdme., Pandora ave.Ford Mrs »., Pandora ave.Langley Mrs., Langley st.

Redi^.ave Mrs H., Mason st.

Drugs and Medicines— Whole-

sale and Retail.

Campbell D E., Fort st.

Jackson Wm., Government st.

LANGI.EY & CO., Yates st.

Moore & Co., Yates st.

Morison George, Government st,

•Shotbolt Thomas, Johnson st.

Dry Goods—Wholesale.

"^ray ABA Co., cor Wharf and Bastion,ytrouss C & Co., Wharf st.

TURNER, BEIiTON & CO.. Wharf st.

Todd J II & Son, cor Wharf and Yates.

Dry Goods—Retail.

Brown & White, Government st.

Craft Wm., cor Yates and Broad.Crosson James, Y-Hes St.

Denny Wm., Government st.

Haughton Mrs M., Yates st.

Hutcheson, Young & Co., Government st.

Shears and Page, Governmf nt st.

Spencer David, Governmer.t st.

Wilson Wm., Governmdnl st.

York A hem, Governmei.t st.

Dyers.

Pierre Thomas, Yates st

Employment Offices.

Powers & Fraser, Langley St.

Shakespeare Noah, Broad st.

Engineers and Surveyors.

Busk Charles Westly, Bastion st.

Grair J., Yates st.

Hammond Wm., Victoria.Hunter Joseph, James Bay.Raymur George, James Bay.

Expressmen.Banfleld David, cor Johnson and Cook.Eckersley James, Y'ates st, near Cook.Elwln George, Esquimau road.Franklin Wm A., Superior .st.

Johns Wm., Dallas road.Mattinws John D., Quadra st.Mayimrd J., Chatham st.

McKeuzle Hugh, Courtenay st

Mllllngton E W., Government and Yates.Mlllington W.jCorGovernmentand Yates.Montaro F H., Fort st.

Savage R H., Johnson st.

Whetstone B., The Gorge.

Fancy Goods—Retail.

Carvalho Mrs A., Store st.

lX)blnson Mrs J., Fort stMiller KC, 203 Fort stShakespeare Mrs N., Broad st

Ferr}'.

Foot of Johnson st.

Foundries,

Albion Iron Works, store st.

NOVELTY IRON WORKS, Store stWilson Bros & Co., Herald st

Fruit Dealers.

Bciiuchamp, Yates st.

Bennett W H., Government st.

Brown & Co., Fort st.

Fulton Market, Johnson st.

Giles Orlando, Yates stGosnell & Haddock, Douglas st.

Perkins W H S., 210 Fort st.

Vienna George, Government st

Fur Dealers.

BOSKOWITZ J & A., Johnson StH. B. Co., Wharf it.

Hartnell H .1., Johnson stLubbe T., Whnrt st.

Furniture Manufacturers.

Anderson & Anderson, 205 Fort st.

Blnouiere M.. Store stSEHIi JACOB, Government st.

.Shore A K., Johnson st.

SOMMER JOSEPH, Government stWEIIiER JOHN, 208 Fort st

Gas Fixtures.

Bi'iden John, Government st.

COT.BERT JOHN. Government st.

Wilson A <S- W., Fort stWII.SON HENRY C, Yates .st . > .

General Agents.

Bull WK. Broad stPlummer Robt, James Bay.Tuckfleld F U, Fort stWolz Wm., View St.

Glaziers.

Crowther .lohn, Yates st.

Harrison E., cor Douglas and Pandora.Lettlce & Sears, Broad st

Grocers—Wholesale.BOUCHERAT 4 CAM8USA, Yate-s st.

CARR RICHARD, Wharf st.

r.ARLE THOMAS, Wharf stFELL A CO., Fort St.

Hudson Bay Co., Wharf stJanlon R C, Store st.

Leiser S., Yates, near Wharf st

CREAT WEEKbY S. F. CH f^QjSl ICiflE $2 PER YEAR.

(^de ^^â/(luii/n,Thk most Elkuant Appointed Hotel in the World.N. H. Pearson, Prop. Cor. Market, Eddy a Powell Sts., S.F.

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Nciifeldor & Uohn, Oovornment st.

C)fner A., Oovi'rnment st.

<)|)|it'iihciiiter Bros., Wharf st.

I'lttHH.I., Yates St.

Hauiulers Henry, Johnson st.

WKL(*H, HITHKT &. CO., Wharf st.

Grocers—Retail.

Rossi G ,Slorf st.HossI A (iie.ssclinan, cor Yates iind Brotiil.('arne & Munsie, Douglas st.

(JIuy Niimuel, iJoiiglus st.

Collins George. Store st

.

Dawley F J., North Government st.

union ('has., eor .(ohnsun and Kroad.IKM.& CO., Fort St.

Klnlayson John, ({overnmont st.

Klett J & J., eor Fort and Douglas.Gosnell Joseph, Douglas st.

Hawkins John, Fort st.

Hill lard Joseph , 1!) Htore st

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Huîon A Moss, 8 Store st.

Knight Henry, Htore st.

.McLaren A Armstrong, cor Fort andItlanehard.

Moiiiolilo (ie((rge. Store st..Moody T (J., Amelia St.

Neutelder A lioss, Government st.

Nicholson Thf)s., Douglas st.Ofner \., (Jovernnient st.

I'iaggio (i., Store st.

I'apst J T., Fort St.Itobhins M U., 20-t (Jovernment st.

Uowliotham A ,1 &. Co., eor Douglas andI'andora.

Silver John, U .Store st.

Saunders Henry, Johnson st.Wriglesworth J., Yates st.

I Guns and Sporting Materials.

Hart John, Johnson st.

Isaacs J &. c;o., 36 Johnson st.I'ardoe C., Yates st.SHORT HENRY, Fortst.THOMPSON T., Yates, near Wharf st.

Hairdressers.

Chase N. W., .S8 Johnson st

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Cohen I., Yates st.Oelger A Becker, Government st.Paine Fred, .Johnson st.

Whlttaker Wm, Johnson st.Vlgellus Bros., Government st.

Hardware Dealers.

Francis A B., 1 Htore st.

Marvin A Tilton, cor Wharf and Bastion.Matthews, Richards 4 Tye, Yates st.

NICHOLLES A RENOUF, cor Yates andBroad

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Norris W G., Johnson st.

PRKJR E G., Government st.

Harness and Saddlery,

Mann A Heron, Fort st.

Newbury Wm., 211 Government st.

Norris Fred, Government st.

Hay and Grain.Baker R A Hon, Yates st.

Ijcneveu David, Wharf st.

McJjachlan 1)., Yates st.

Nicholson A Mulrhead, Johnson st.

Staples M G., Government st.

Hides.BELMONT TANNING CO., Govt 8t.Bornsteln H., Yates st.

BOHKOWITZ J A A., Johnson st '

HEATHOUN WM., Government st.

Horse Shoers.Ball Charles, Johnson st.

IJryaut WmC. Douglas.(Jalwell Hugh, Yates st.

Conlln A Cameion, Pandora st.

Miliar James, .Johnson st.

Hospital-s.

Royal, Pandora ave..St Joseph's, Colllnson st.Maison De Hante Francalse, Colllnson st.

Hotels.Albion Hotel, Herald st.AMERICAN HOTEL, Yate.'- 8t.

.\ngel Hotel, Langley st.

Hoomening Inn Hotel, Government st.Brunswick Hotel, cor Yates and Douglas.Colonial Hotel, .fohnson st.

(ÔMMERCI.VL HOTEL, Douglas st.Dominion Hotel. Yates st.Drlard House, Vlewst.(irand Pacitls. cor Johnson and Store.Henly's Hotel, Clover Point.OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Wharf st.ORIENTAIi HOTEI;, Yates st.I'acltic Telegraph Hotel, Store st.PARK HOTEL, Beacon Hill.I'rilehard House, 402 Government st.Railroad Hotel, Johnson st.Royal Hotel, Fort st.

St Charles Hotel, cor Yates and Douglas.ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, Government st.

Terminus Hotel, Johnson st.

House Raisers.

Bond W., Vlewst.Phelps E., View st.

Insurance Agents.ALLSOP A MASON, Government st.

Ballentyne Clinton G., Government st.

FINDLAY, DURH.\M A BRODIE, Wharfstreet. ,

Hall A (ioepel, Government st.

HEISTERMAN A CO., Government St.NICHOLLES A RENOUF, cor Yates and

Broad

.

Nuttall T C, Langley st.

TURNER, BEP:T0N A CO.. Wharf st.

WARD ROBERT A CO., Wharf st.

WELCH, RITHET A CO., Wharf st.

Jewellers and Watchmakers.Dassonvllle A Co., Fort st.

Jaques Geo., Fort st,

Lange A .Son, Government st.

REDFERN C E., Government st.

Wengcr J., Yates st.

Junk Dealer.Wilton L. H., Johnson st.

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Laundries.victoria Laundiy, Pembroke st.

Victoria Steam Laundry, Victoria west.

WM. WOLZ, -to.

lALEX. MAYER & CO.

RED HOUSE,

I IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE § RETAIL DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

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IHighest Cash Price Paid for Hides, Furs & Country Produce.

1=^^' Orders promptly and carefully delivered.

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M. MANSON,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

IFurniture, Bedding, Carpets, Oil Cloths,

Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery, Picture Frames,

Mouldings, Perambulators, &c,

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COMMERCIAL STREET, NANAIMO, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

IRICHARD WATKINS, - - PROPRIETOR.The above Is the most commodious, and the only hard finished Hotel In Nanalmo. The

bar is supplied with the best Wines, Ijfquors and Cigars.Ch»rs«c i«r Rimbis and Board moderate.

Mecliaiiics' Store,

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A.C.HORNE&SON,S-Ss IMP0RTCR8 AND DEALERS IN .z^b

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,

Dry Goods, Produce, PatentMedicines, &e.

S. E. VICTORIA CRESCENT. • NANAIMO, B. C.f

Miners' ExchangeI Hotel

COMMERCIAL STREET, NANAIMO, B, C,

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JOSEPH WEBB, PROPRIETOR.

The oldest esublished Hotel in Nanaimo, and only threeminutes walk from Steamboat Landing.

Superior Accommodation for Travellers I

THE B.4.R 18 SUPPLIED WITH THE

BEST BRANDS OF WINES, LIQUORS. ALES & PORTER.

Also, CIGARS made by White men exclusively.

For Nervousness a Dyspepsia,

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Libraries.

Law I.lhriiry, Qovornincnt hulIUItiKs.Mf'cluinlcH' Instlluto lilbrury, Fort hi.

Liquors—Wholesale.BOUCHKRAT & CA.MKU.SA, Yates Ht.FINDL.VY, DURHAM A BRODIK, Wlmrt

stroot.HuUson Buy Co, Wharf Ht.

.SiitiiiderM Henry, .lohiiNon st.

TURN.'CR, BKKTON A CO, Wlmrf Ht.

Liquors— Retail.

Allan A N, Bastion st.

Beclitel Myre, Johnson st.

Beehtel .\ .1, Johnson st.

Beg)^ John, -It) Johnson st.

Boyil John, Yates st.

BrigRs A Gray, 402 Government st.

BURNES THOMAS, Yutes st.

Clay .Samuel, Douglas st.

Clemens .lohn. Queen's ave.Coleman George. Government st,

Collins Georxe, Htore st.

Couves A i '.Government st.

CZARHKK H A, cor View and Douglas.Daley Jami.'S, .Store st.

DILLON B F, Government stDoerlni; Chas, Johnson st.

Dogorty & .Savage, Johnson st.

Ellis Duvid, Johnson st.

Falrbrother George, eor Queen's uve andCedar Hill road.

Ferguson James, Work st.

Flewln Thos, Yates, near Wharf st.

Harrison Wm, Douglas st.

Henly Henry, south of Beaeon Hill.Holman & I'erry, Johnson st.

Jackson .James, Government st.

King J, cor G(jvernment and Johnson.King J A, cor Wharf and Yates.Lohse Wm. Yates st.

Longhurst .larvis, Government 8t.

Marshall Wm, Gorge hotel.McCandllsh J, Fort st.

McDonald, 104 (lovernment st.

Meldram .1 H.Saanlch road.MUUPHY & BROWN, Government st.

McKEON WM, Yates st.

MoNlffo Wm, Trounce st.

Pettlngell & Co, Government st.

Phillips O J, cor Johnson and Broad.Phillips Jno R, cor Fort and Douglas.PITHER LUKE, cor Wharf and Johnson.Reld James, Humboltst.Redon <k Hartnagel, View st.

Seeley W C .S. Governmi-nt st.

8ehl Frank, Government stSteele Peter, cor Bastion and Commercial.Stevens John, Government st.

"Thomson George, Fort st.

TIerney Wm, cor Yates and Douglas.Welsh John, Humbolt stWest C, cor Fort and Wharf.White JAW, Douglas st.

Worth Capt F & Co, Yates st.

(For others see grocers—retail.)

Lithographing.

BAUTZ, CREECH & CO, Broad, opp View-VICTORIA STEAM LITHOGRAPHING

(Colonist), Government st.

Locksmiths.

Petit, Johnson st.

Vlpond A, Yates st

Manufacturers' Agents,Atkinson M B, Government st.

(Mrmlchaol K B. cor Govt and Johnson.(lowan Alex, Wliarf stCi-awford James, Wharf stDunn Thos, Fort st.

Wood, Caton & Co, Fort and Wharf.

Mattress Makers,

[See Upholstcrera,]

Match Factory.

MANSON & HENDRY, Rock Bay,

Mills—Planing,

HAYWARD CHA.S, Langley stJOHNSON, WALKER & FLETT, Norl h

(Jovernment stMUIRHEAD & MANN, Constance st.

Smith A Clark, Fort st

Mills—Saw.Sayward W P, Constance st.

Music Dealers.

BAfJNALL J A CO, Government st.

Davlos .loslma, (Government st.

HIBBEN T N A CO, Goveinment stWaltt M W A Co, Government st.

News Agents.Fei-guson J B A Co, Government si.

HIBBKN T N A CO, Government st.

Morton Chus, Government st.

Waitt M W A Co, Government st

Newspapers.BRITISH COLONIST, Government st.

DAILY STANDARD, Government stDAILY TIMES, (Jovernment st.

EVENING PO.ST, Yates st

Notaries Public.

(See also Barrlsters-at-law.)

BAKER EDGAR CROW, Langley stJohnson Edward M, Bastion st

Nurseries.

Jay A Co, Fort st.

Johnston P T, Cadboro Bay road.Mitchell Henry, Menzles stMoss H, Bird Cage Walk. , ,

Ryan E, Humbolt St.

Oyster Saloons.Arcade, Government st.

New England, Government atQueen's Chop House, Yates at.

Steitz Bros, Yates st.

Organ Builders.

BAONALL A CO, Government st.

Seeley W C S, Government st

Paper Ruler.

WILLIAMS R T, Broad st, opp View.

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C~j^ /y • t'^^~~^/^/ y? Market St., intersection of Powell »nd Eddy Sti.

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Painters.

(HoiiRo, Higii and Ornumental.)Crowthnr John, YatoH Ht.

Harrison K, Valos st.

Ijcttico A Hoars, Broad st.

t,lHS(!|,t. A LInnckcr, Yatos st.

Mcdana & ('o, HrouKliton st.

Hmlth A R»'n(lell,oor OotiRlas and View.

Photographic Galleries.

Hall A Lowp, Oovornmont st.

Hastings A Hpenocr, Fort st.

Maynurd Mrs H, nouglaN st.

PetorNoti A Crowi'll (Kllte), 112 Govt st.

Physician.s and Surgeons.

Ash Dr.Iolin, Ff>rt st.

Davio I'r.T C, LangU-y st.

Harrison I)r, Ijanglcy st.

Hclinckcn l)r.I I), Fort, near Wharf st.

Hclnukon Dr .1 H, Fort st.

.laokson l)r Win, (jovcrnment stMacSwaIn A Dcnrdon, Fort st.

MoAlplno Dr \i L, Yates st.

Mall hows Dr ,1 B, cor I.angley and Fort.Mllno Dr (4 L, Government si,

Morrison Dr, Government St.

I'racger Dr 10 A, Pandora uve.Stevenson Dr E, View st.

Taylor Dr A M, Iângley st.

Pictures and Frames.

Anderson A Anderson, 20) Fort »t.

.SOMMEU .lOsKI'H, 20it Government st.

Plasterers. ,

Bayley N C, Mi'ares st.

Cam(!ron:Danl('l, Dalian st.

CJook .lohn (ornamental), Fort st.

Davey Manuel, Alfred st.Hi)rsely Samuel, cor .Johnson and Cook.Keller ,1 W, 408 (Jovernment st.

McKay Win, Cormorant st.

Speed J W, Saanich road.

Plumbers.

Bradcn .lolin. Government st.

CoUiert .lolin, (Jovernment st.

Stewart .lohn. Yates st.

Wilson A A \V, Fort st.

Wn.SON HKNRY C, Yates st.

Printers—Rook and Job.

Cohen A .Salmon Government 3t.

COLONIST. Government st.

MiMILLAN KICliAIlDH, Fort st.

MILLKU M, Johnson st.

STANDARD, Government st.

Pawnbroker.

Aaronson A A, Johnson st.

Pork Packers.

Barran Julius, Yates st.

Gosnell Joseph, Douglas st.

Real Estate Agents.

ALI>«OP A MAKON, Government st.

Austin John J, Government st.

Croasdallle A Jones, Government st.

HKISTKRMAN A ((), Government st.

Inncs A Graveley, ^ ales st.

Loewenberg, Harris A C«), Government st.

Mason W H.eor Broad and Trounce.Nuttall H, Yates St.

RAND A Ln'SKTT,.^'«) Government St.

ROBKRTSON, McLAOAN A CO, Govt st.

Shakespeare Noah, Yates st.

SHANNON A CO, Bastion st.

Restaurant.s.

Levy Joe, Government st.

Lome, 57 Johnson st.

New Knglund Bakery, Government itQueen's Chop House, Yates st.

Steitz Bros, Yates st.

Sail and Tent Makers.

Wilton L H, Johnson st.

Scavengers.

SMHÔW A ADAMS, Vancouver st.

Smith Wm, Discovery st.

School S

Cridge Mrs, Kane si.

Holmis Mrs K, Douglas st.

rublic. Girls and Boys, head of View st.

Kaye James, Flsguurd st.

Solicitors.

(See also Barristers.)

Jay George, Jr, cor Govt and Bastion.Mulr Andrew C, B A, Victoria,

Ship Builders.

Bolton W B, No 1 Government st.Colvln R, Rock Bay.Cook H J, Victoria west.

Ship Chandlers.

Marvin E B, Wharf st.

McQuade P A Son, Wharf st.

Seeds.

Jay A Co, Fort st.

Johnston P T, Fort st.

Sewing Machines

Adams W H, 211 Government st.

Fawsett R W. Government st.

Fletcher T W, 112 Fort st.

Shirt Factory.

Pearson T B, Langley st.

Soap Manufacturer.

Pendray A Co, Humbolt st

RulinK, Perforating, Ac, withnsalness and dispatch by R.T. WILLIAMS, ^^^^vStiTcy'^'

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Soda Water Manufacturers.

Morlfiy C, VfmUllugUm alloy.Phillip!! Alex, YutuHHt.

Stables—Livery.

Bowmiin W f J, Broad ivnd VIow.DALHY JOHN, I'uiiUoni, opj) Broad.KranclH Ooorai', Troiiiicf Ht.

LAWHON A W, cor Trounce tind Broad.Talt .T K, Fort st.

Victoria TraiiHfor Co, Johnson st.

Stair Builder.

ORAY S, aovornment st, cor Herald.

Stamps—Rubber.

WILLIAMS R T, Broad st.

Stone Cutters. .

Bell Wm, James Bay.Klrsop George, Port st.

Mortimer J, Government st.

Phillips J K, View St.

Hudge George, Douglas st.

Stationers.

FERGUaON J B A CO, 325 Government st.

HIBBRN T N A CO, Government st.

MORTON CHA.S, (Jovernment st.

WAITT M W A Co, Government st.

Stoves and Tinware Dealers.

CLARKE A NICHOLSON, Yates st.

Heal D C, Johnson st.

Kelly SLA Son, Yates st.

LEWIS A A CO, Yates st.

Wilson A A W, Fort St.

WILSON H C, Yates St.

Surveyors.

(See also Civil Engineers.)

Carey J W, Kane st.

Harris A Hargreaves, Government st.

Tailors.

Bushman Wm, Bastion st.

Gllmore A, Johnson St.'

GREGG A SON, Douglas st.

Leask A Co, 211 Fort st.

Price Thomas, Government st. .:

Roberts R, Fort st.

Simpson D, Fort st.

Solomon L A Co, 37 Johnson at.

Tanneries.

BELMONT, Belmont.JOHNSON A CO, Rock Bay.ROCK BAY, Rock Bay.

Taxidermist.Doblnson J, Fort st.

Teachers— Music.Bushell Mrs, Pandora st.

FraiiclH A L, Hlam-lmrd st.

Henderson Mrs, Pandora ave.Lintolt J no. (^uiidra st.

PulmiT Dlgny, Fort st.

Pfcrdiier Prof Knill, Oriontiil hoteLWilson T S, Frederick st.

ToysGabriel Chas A Co (Japanese Baxuar),

Government st.

Gorrie Thos, Fort si.

London Bazaar, Government st.

victoria Hazuar, Government st.

Undertakers.Burgess J P. cor Fort and Broad.HAYWyvRI) (JH AH, Hroughton st.

Storey Thos, (iovernment st.

Upholsterers.Fawcelt R W, Government st.

SEHL JACOB, Government Kt.

Htrahle Paul, Fort st.

WEILER JOHN, Fort st.

Variety Stores.

Andean Wm, Government st.

Isaacs J A Co, Johnson st.

Salmon E J A ('o, Johnson st.

.Simpson T G, Douglas st.

White Washer.WUttams John, Trounce st.

Wig Maker.Dupont Mrs, Fort st.

Wharves.Dickson, Campbell A Co, Store st.FInlnyson's, Wharf st.

HUDSON BAY CO, foot of Bastion st.

Janlon'R, Store st.

NEW WHARF, James Bay.Spratt's, Store st.

TURNER'S, Wharf st.

Welch, RIthet A Co's, foot of Johnson st.

Williams J W, foot of Johnson st.

Wholesale Shipping and Com-mission Merchants.

PINDLAY, DURHAM A BRODIE, Wharfstreet.

Janlon R C, Store st.

TURNER. IIEKTON A CO, Wharf st.

WARD ROHKUT A CO, Wharf st.

WARREN CAPT J D, Wharf st.

WELCH, RITHET A CO, Wharf st.

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lOO BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.

VICTORIA DISTRICTHott an area of twenty-seven square miles, an<l a population of about six hun-

dred. It is hounded on the south and east by Haro Straits, on the west by Victoria

Ann, and on the north by Lake District.

The <lrives along the >Saanich, Burnside, Cedi'r Hill, (lorge, and Ca(U)oro Bayroads are delightful, and possess many convenient aud enjoyable resorts for pleasure

seekers.

During the lost two years a number of handsome private dwellings have Imjcu

erected in this district. The climate Iniing mild, and sheltered from the prevailing

winds with its Ijeautiful highlandH and charming surroundings, this district will in

tlie near future become a most desirable locality for country villas.

Victoria District Directory.

Adams D. F., contractor, near

Craigflower rd.

Anderson John, Burnside rd.

Anderson Mr., .school teacher.

Cedar Hill rd.

Anderson J. VV., farmer, Lake dist.

Anderson R., farmer, Burnside rd.

Andrews John (H. B. Co.), NewGorge rd.

Anger J., teamster, Burnside rd.

Austin J. J., real estate agent,

Craigflower rd.

Bain J., farm hand, Cadboro Bay.

Banks John, Foul B.-y.

Barry David, farmer, Lake dist.

Bell Mrs., .school tcicher. Lake.

Bellamy Mrs., wid., Burnside rd.

Billings G. W., farm hand, TheRichmond,

Black John, farmer. Lake dist.

Bowkcr J. S., farmer. Oak Bay.

Bosworth David, dairyman, TheOakland.

Bosworth Wm., The Oakland.Bott Chas., Swan Lake hotel,

Saanich rd.

Bradbury H. C, farmer. Lake.

Brown J. H., farmer. Prospect Lk.Bruskey Geo.,'The*Richmond.

Ca;sar R., farmer, Lake dist.

Camp James, prop. Royal Oakhotel. Lake dist.

Camp John, Royal Oak hotel.

Lake dist.

Casanave A., dairyman, CadboroBay rd.

Chaffey Henry (C. & Thygesen),Vic. dairy.

Chaffey & Thygesen, props.

Vic. dairy. Cedar Hill rd.

Cheves W., laborer,- Saanich rd.

Cluet J., farm hand, Burnside rd.

Cook Wm., farmer.

Costillo Mr., farmer, Cadboro Bay.Davies & Bott, props. SwanLake hotel, Saanich rd.

Davies R. C, Swan Lake hotel,

Saanich rd.

Deans G., farmer. The Richmond.Dodd Martin James, prop. Gorge

Retreat, New Gorge rd.

Dolly F. G., laborer. The Rich-

mond.Durance John, farmer, Lake dist.

Dyer John, farmer. Lake dist.

Elford T., farmer. Foul Bay.

Elford Wm., farmer, CadboroBay rd.

R.T. WILLIAJVIS,Book -Binder.and Blank Book Mannfactarer

BrtOAD STREET, VICTORIA.

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Elliott Wm. Alfred, prop.vTheWillows hotel, 2^ I m, fromcity, Cadboro Hay rd.

Emery John, prop. The Oakland,Cedar Hill rd.

Evans B., farmer Cadboro Bay.

Evans Henry, Cadboro Bay.

Farnsworth J as., farm hand.

Finnerty M.,farmer,Cadboro Bay.Fish Robert, Saanich rd.

Folley Wm., cook, Burnsidc rd.

Fox Chas. C, dairyman, TheRichmond.

Francis Mrs. James, Lake dist.

Fra.ser W., laborer, Cedar Hill.

Glendenning A., farmer.

Glendenning John, farmer.

Grove Allen D., farmer, Lake.

HawkinsArthur.fanncr, Saanichrd.. Lake dist.

Heal John, farmer, Lake dist.

Heal Harry, farmer, Lake dist.

Heay J., farmer, Gordon Head rd.

Hibbons B., farmer, Cadboro Bay.

Horrie John, farmer, Lake d'st.

Houlihan Ja.s., The Richmond.Houlihan P. J., farmer, TheRichmond.

Hudston J. C. farm hand, Burn-sidc rd.

Huxtable Wm. H., farmer, Cad-boro Bay rd.

Irvine J., farmer. Cedar Hill rd.

Irvine W., farmer, Gordon Head.Johnson W., farmer. Prospect Lk.

Ker Mrs., Craigflower rd.

King Henry, farmer. Cedar hillrd.

Knight L. A., farmer, Cedar hill.

Labell B., laborer, Oak Bay.Lee Mrs., wid., Cadboro Bay rd.

Lindsay G., farmer, Lake dist.

Linncker Fred, farmer, Lake dist.

Marshall Wm., prop. Gorgehotel, Victoria Arm.

Mason R., teamster, Richmond rd.

May Thos., farmer, Lake dist.

McGilvory Edward, Cedar hill.

McKenzie A., farmer, Lake dist.

McKen/.ie Hugh, farmer, J.ake.

McKenzie Robt., farmer.

Merrimen Peter, farmer, Cedarhill rd.

Merrimen Wm., farmer, Cedarhill rd.

Milho.se R., farmer, Craigflower rd.

Mitchell Geo., Richmond rd.

Morri.say Mr.,farmer,Cedarhill rd.

Munger Mrs. Eliza, Burnsidc rd.

Murray Jas., laborer, Gordon Ikl.

Myers M. M., farm hand, Cad-boro Bay.

Nicol J as., farmer, The Richmond.Nicholson Geo., farmer, Saanich.

Nicholson John T., contractor,

Saanich rd.

Nicholson Joseph, farmer anddairyman, Saanich rd.

Nori. Saml., farmer, Cedar hill rd.

O'Brien John, chopper, Burnsidc.

Pembcrton J. L)., J. P., farmer.

Pollard Rev. Wm., Saanich rd.

Pollock C. farmer, Cedar hill rd.

Pollock J.,farmer, The Oakland.

Porter J.,farmer, IVospect Lake.

Porter R. T., farmer, Burnsidc rd.

Porter R., farmer, Burnsidc rd.

Pridmore W., farmer, Burnside rd.

Pritchard Ed., farmer, East rd.

Rcid W., farm hand, Cedar hill rd.

Rickitts Samuel, farmer.

Rosengale Peter, farm hand,

Cadboro Bay.

Ross Adam, farmer. Cedar hill.

Rowden Moses, farmer. Lake dist.

Rowland M., prop. Burnsidc

hotel, Burnside rd.

Rowland J. W., Burnside rd.

Ryhn Wm., farm hand (Houli-

han's farm), Richmond rd.

Scott R., farmer, Cedar hill rd.

Sills Wm., farmer, Swan Lake,

Saanich rd.

Sere F., The Richmond hotel.

Sere J. B., The Richmond hotel.

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Foul Hay.

Simpson A., tailor, Cadboro Bay.Sinclair J., farmer, Cadboro Bay.

Smith G. n., farmer, Saanich rd.

Smith H., dairyman. Moss st.

Smith J as., laborer (G. Deans).

Sontham Jas., laborer, GordonMead rd.

Spence John, farmer, Cedar hill.

Spratt \Vm., farm hind.

Smith Geo. Edward, farmer,

Garbley, new Gorge rd.

Standish W. G., farmer, GordonHead rd.

Stevens; John, prop. Stevens'

hotel. Lake dist.

Stevens R., farmer.

Sulcomb J., farm hand, Burnside.

Sullivan H., Lake dist.

Temple W., farmer, Saanich rd.

Thistle VVm. H., farmer, CadboroHay rd.

Toe! Isaac, Oak Bay.

Tod J.,farmer, Codar hill rd.

Tod J., Jr., laborer, Cedar hill rd.

Tollis H., farmer. Twin Oak.Tolmie Jas., farmer, Cloverdale.

Tolmie J no., farmer, Cloverdale.

Tolmie W. F., Jr., Cloverdale.

Tolmie Dr. W. F., Sr., J. P,farmer, Cloverdale.

Touet P., farmer, Cedar hill rd.

Twe t J. A., farmer, Lake dist.

Van Allman Alfred, farmer,

Saanich rd.

Van Allman J. C , farmer, Saan-ich rd.

Van Allman Wm., farmer Saan-ich rd.

Vitch W., farmer, Craigflower rd.

Wale Wm. J., farmer, EastSaanich rd.

Walton M., farmer, Lake dist.

Webber John, machinist. Burn-side rd.

Walch Jas. armer, Saani_h rd.

Walch t .farmer, Saanich rd.

Withey Peter, farm hand. TheOakland.

Wilkinson Ed., farmer, Burnside.

Wilson Ira, sheep farmer Cad-boro Bay.

Whiffin Mr., farmer, Lake dist.

White G., farmer, Burnside rd.

Young John, farmer, Lake dist.

The Willows Hotel,

Cadboro Bay Road,

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SOUTH SAANICH.

Alexander Chas., farmer, East rd.

Alexander J. A., farmer, East rd.

Alexander W., farmer, East rd.

Anderson G. W., farmer, East rd.

Armstrong W. J., East rd.

Armstrong W. R., farmer. East rd.

Bennett A. J., farmer, Eastrd.

Brown A. G., farmer, off East rd.

Brown Geo., farmer, off East rd.

Brown G. H. Wilson, farmer,

Alderley Park, East rd.

Bryant J. D., farmer, East rd.

Butler G. S., farmer. West rd.

Collins John, farmer, West rd.

Davis Clark, farmer. East rd.

Davis Henry, farmer. East rd.

Davis John, Jr., farmer, East rd.

Davis John, Sr., farmer, East rd.

Dean S., farmer. East rd.

DeVeulle W., farmer.

Dore John, farm hand, Ea.st rd.

Dyer John, farmer. East rd.

Graham Wm., South Saanich.

Graham Thos., farmer, off West rd.

Grcig J ohn, J r., farmer, offWest rd,

Greig J no., Sr. farmer, off West rd.

Greig R., farmer, off West rd.

Greig Wm., laborer, off West rd.

Hagan Jas., farmer. West rd.

Haldon John, farmer. East rd.

Harrison Geo., farmer, East rd.

Harrison J. T., farmer, East rd.

Harrison Wm., farmer, Ea.st rd.

Heard J no., farmer, West rd.

Henderson John, prop. MountNewton hotel, West rd.

Howe Alex. C, farmer, East rd.

John Edwin, farmer. East rd.

John R. F., M. P. P., farmer,

East rd.

Lidgate Wm., farmer. Cross rd.

Lowes Wm. G., farmer. East rd.

Marcotte L., farmer. Cross rd.

Mandart Joseph, Rev. Eather,

West rd.

McCue Wm., farmer, East rd.

McHugh Henry, J. P., farmer.

McHugh Wm., farmer.

McMillan Jesse, farmer. East rd.

McNeil, farmer. East rd.

Mitchell J. R., farmer. East rd

Mitchell Thos., farmer. East rd.

Pope Abraham, farmer, West rd.

Radford Wm.,farmer,off Eastrd.

Rannello P., dairyman. Cross rd.

Richardson Wm., farmer. East rd.

Sabiston J., farm hand. East rd.

Simpson Geo., mail driver. East rd.

Si.Tipson Henry, prop. Prairie

tavern. East rd.

Simp.son John M., gentleman,Elk Lake.

Simpson Wm., farmer. East rd.

Skitch Thos., farmer. East rd.

Sluggett J no., J r., farmer, West rd.

Sluggett J no., Sr., farmer.West rd.

Spotts Albert, laborer.

Spotts F., farmer. East rd.

Spotts Thco., farmer, Ea.st rd.

Steinberger Wm., farmer. Westroad.

Thomas Geo., farmer. West rd.

Thomson Alex., farmer. West rd.

Thomson D., farmer. West rd.

Thomson R., farmer, West rd.

Thom.son Wm., farmer. West rd

Turgoose Wm., farmer, East rd.

Verdier D., Cross rd.

Young Henry, farmer. East rd.

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Anderson A., Jr., farmer, West rd.

Anderson W. B., farmer. West rd.

Baker Geo. R. T., farmer,West rd.

Bartleman P., blacksmith, East rd.

Bennett A. J., farmer, East rd.

Brackman & Ker, prop.s. NorthSaanich flour mill, East rd.

Brackman Henry (B. & Ker),

East rd.

Bradbury G.Wm., farmer, East rd.

Brethour Bros., farmers andbreeders of thoroughbred Berk-shircs. East rd.

Brethour Henry, farmer. East rd.

Brethour John, farmer. East rd.

Brethour J. W., farmer, Ea.st rd.

Brethour Julius, farmer. East rd.

Brethour Samuel, farmer, East rd.

Bryden James, miller. East rd.

Caspor Herbert, farmer, East rd.

Collin T. A., farmer, West rd.

Collin Walter, farmer. West rd.

Copeland A., carpenter, East rd.

Copeland W., farmer. East rd.

Coulter David, farmer. East rd.

Crawford Robt., farmer. East rd.

Downey John J., farmer. West rd.

Duval Wm., farmer. West rd.

Evans Wm., laborer, West rd.

Eerguson Thos,, farmer. East rd.

Frank J. P., farmer. East rd.

Gooch Henry, farmer, Cro.ss rd.

Graham Wm., laborer, West rd.

Hamilton A., farmer, N. cross rd.

Herd Alex., North Saanich flour

mill, East rd.

Higgs Geo., veterinary surgeon,

West rd.

Hutching Wm., lahorer. Cross rd.

Imrie Peter, farmer, East rd.

John David, farmer. East rd.

John James, farmer, East rd.

John Richard, farmer. East rd.

John Richard, Jr., farmer, East rd.

Johnson O., laborer. West rd.

Ker A., North Saanich flour

mill. East rd.

Ker David R. (Brackman & K.),

N. Saanich flour mills.

McCharty Chas., Mount Newtonhotel, West rd.

McDonald D., farmer. East rd.

Mcllmoyle J. T., farmer. East rd.

McTavish Geo. A., M. P. P.,

seed grower anc' flori ! Westrd.Mills Geo., farmer ^V \.

Menagh Alex., fanne/. East rd.

i^'^oses D. D., farmer. West rd.,

Ogilvie Wm., laborer. West rd.

Orr John, North Saanich flour

mill. East rd.

Page John, laborer, Ea.st rd.

Page Wm., farmer. East rd.

Purver Mr., farmer, N. Saanich.

Purver R. A., farmer, N. Saanich.

Reay C. H., farmer, East rd.

Reay Wm., farmer, East rd.

Reid David B., farmer, East rd.

Roberts Samuel, farmer, East rd.

Robert.son Wm., farmer. East r^'

Ryan C, blacksmith, East rd

Sadler Edmund, farmer, Eas*^ 1

Sandover S., farmer. East rd.

Smith B, H., M. A., school teach-

er, N. Saanich school.

Smythe H. F., farmer. Cross rd.

Thomson J. W., school teacher.

Cross rd.

Thomson Wm., farmer. West rd.

Towner Wm., farmer, West rd.

Wain Henry, prop. N. Saanichtavern, West rd.

White Wm., farmer. West rd

Williams W. H., farmer, WeSi \±.

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TRY HENLEY'S Celery, BeefmIronESQUIMALT DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 105

ESQUIMALT.This town is situated three and a half miles from Victoria, and has a beautiful

harbor which is easy of access and well sheltered. It is the chief naval station for

Her Majesty's ships on the Pin i fie.

The dry dock, when finished, will be one of the largest docks on the coast,

affording ample accommodation for the largest ships.

Stages carry passengers between Esquimalt and Victoria daily. It is also con-

nected with Victoria by telephone.

ROYAL NAVAL YARD, ESQUIMALT.

Naval and Victualling Storekeeper and ) , „ ,. i. 4. • u Mames H. Innes.Accountant in charge, |

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Chief Clerk, T. Sydney Dobbin.Chief Engineer, R. N., Daniel Cartmel.

Boatswain, R. N., Elias Lake.

Carpenter, R. N., Edwd. A. Kelynock.

C Kenneth McKenzie.

P, ,* Frederick Davcy,

^^^^^^ 1 Gervas F. Wake,' John Duncan.i Caleb Bishop,

„ . . , c-i. u ) Richard Downer,Principal Storehousemen, S Th 1 R

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Cooper Thomas Dodds.A . . . e u f John Matson,Assistant £*-orehousemen,

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Leading Stoker, Joseph T. Pearse.

Storekeeper's Boatman, Walter Davey.Lamplighter Saml. Buckman.

( Consisting of One Non-Marine Guard, < commissioned Officer and

( Eight Rank and File.

ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL, ESQUIMALT.

Staff Surgeon, R. N., in charge Thomas C. Hickey, M. B.

Steward, James Andrews.Nurse, William Roberts.

Cook, Elizabeth Roberts.

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Esquimau District Directory.

Anderson Thos., nightwatchmanprovincial dry dock.

Andrews J as., steward Royalnaval hospital.

Argyle Thos., keeper Race Rockslight house.

Bebbington George, boatman,Wharf St.

Bennett W., C. E., provincial

dry dock.

Benton Thos., Ship Inn saloon.

Bland James, prop. Half-wayhouse, Esquimau rd.

Booth Wm., farmer, old Esqui-

malt rd

Boughner Walter, prop. Bushtavern, Esquimalt rd.

Brafield Chas., farmer, Esqui-

malt rd.

Bunting Chas. A., custom officer,

Esquimalt.

Cakes Thos., laborer, 4-mile house.

Calvert Mrs., proprietress 4-mile

house, Metchosin rd.

Cameron Collin, teamster, 4-mile

house.

Campbell John D., police officer,

Esquimalt.

Catholic Church, Esquimalt rd.

Cessford Robt., farmer, east side

Esquimalt harbor.

Clinton Geo. W., farmer, res.

Parson Bridge hotel.

CoUings G. W., Royal naval

yard.

Collyer Thos. R., capitalist, Ed-ward St., Esquimalt dist.

Cook Hubert John, ship builder,

Victoria west.

Dare Joseph, light keeper, Fis-

guard light house.

Davis & Benton, props. ShipInn, Wharf st.

Davis D. E., saloon keeper,

Esquimalt.

Doran John, prop. New Inn,

Esquimalt rd.

Doran Robt., printer, res. NewInn, Esquimalt -d.

Doyle, Elliott & Fisher, props.

Globe Hotel, Wharf st.

Doyle Thomas, hotel keeper,

Wharf St.

Eagle Henry W., bricklayer,

Esquimalt.

Elliott Frank, laborer. Wharf st.

Elvin Geo., expressman, Esqui-

malt rd.

Everett P., prop. Everett Ex-change, Esquimalt rd., cor.

Craigflower rd.

Fisher Wm., J. P., res. The Fort,

Esquimalt.

Graham R,,prop. Parson's Bridge

hotel, Metchosin rd., 6 m. from

city.

Gray Jos., carpenter, Esquimalt.

H'arman John, bar tender, Esqui-

malt hotel.

Henton John, farmer, Esquimalt.

Hickey Thos. C, M. B., L. R. CS., staff in charge of R. N.

hospital.

Holman J., shoemaker, Wharf st.

Horton Robt. J.,furrier (H.B.Co.)

Howard John T., prop. Unionhotel, Wharf st.

Isbister Jam?s, boatman, Fos-

ter's wharf.

Jensen Victor, general merchan-dise, Wharf St.

JollyboyP.,teamster,4-mile house.

Jones Stephen, prop. Interna-

tional hotel. Wharf st.

Keeler Richard, groceries and

provisions.

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ES».'JIMALT DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 107

Kenny James, tanner, Rock villa,

Victoria west.

Kenney Dan., prop, coach andhorses, Esquimalt rd.

Lamp Thos., cooper. Wharf st.

Lavender Joseph, farm hand.

Markam A. H., J. P., EsquimaltMarsh J. B., master mariner.

Martin Thos., prop. Grove hotel.

McAuslan James, carpenter.

McLane A., laborer, Esquimalt.

Miller Joseph, prop. Esquimalthouse. Wharf st.

Morris T., farmer, Esquimalt rd.

Muir A., engineer. Wharf st.

Muir Wm., machinist, Wharf .st.

Olsin P., farmer, Burnside rd.,

Esquimalt dist.

Phillips Richard, .storehouseman,

Naval yard.

Price R., Parson's Bridge hotel.

Price H., Parson's Bridge hotel.

Revert W., teamster, 4-mile house.

Roberts W. W., nurse. Royalnaval hospital.

Rosman E.J.,

farmer, Albert

head.

Rothwell Wm., capitalist, res.

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Royal Naval Club House, Fos-

ter's WharfStewart James, farmer, cast side

Esquimalt harbor.

Sailor's Club House, Esquimaltroad.

St. Paul's Church, pastor Rev.

C. H. Badgley, M. A.Selleck Wm., Wharf st.

Simple Robt., machinist.

Sing Lee, washing and ironing.

Stephens Edward, C. E., res.

Craigflower rd.

Taylor W., farm hand.'1 homson C. W. R., res. Admiral

house.

Waterhou.se Thos., machini.st.

Wilson J. S., inspector of mas-onry, dry dock.

WilliamsJ.,

laborer, Admiral rd.

Wilby H. E., groceries, &c..

Wharf St.

Winnecott Harry, gardener, 4-

mile house.

Woodharn Richard, boatman,Esquimalt.

Yardley Thos., Esquimalt.

Young W., boatman, Wharf st.

" METCHOSIN.In a south-westerly direction from Victoria and about 16 miles distant, along the

shores of Parry Bay, is Metchosin. Its area is 24 square miles, and includes the

farming settlements of Rocky Point and Happy Valley. It is purely an agricultural

and stock raising section.

METCHOSIN DIRECTORY.

Battersby George, farmer, RockyPoint.

Brown A. L., gentleman, HappyValley.

Brown Geo., farmer, Beechy Bay.

Chidley Edwin, farmer.

Clarke Chas, E., school teacher.

Cook Geo. J. S., farmer, RockyPoint.

Cole George, farmer.

Costello John, tanner, Belmont.Crane J no., currier, Belmont.Dutnall Geo., farmer, Albert

Head.Field E. S., farmer.

Fisher Wm., J. P., farmer, FernClifife farm.

Fleuger Henry, farmer, Lagoon.

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Forman Chas., farmer.

Gleed Mrs. T., wid., Deer Park fm.

Gore Chas., farmer, Lagoon.Helgesen H., sr., M. P. P., Sher-

wood farm. /

Helgesen H., jr., Sherwood farm.

Hillier VVm., tanner, Belmont.

Hunt W., farmer, Albert Head.Main J. K., currier, Belmont.Miller, Augustus, farmer, Lagoon.Parker Thos., farmer and stock-

raiser.

Pears George, Crofter's farm.

Iêatt Al. Thos., farmer, Colwood.

Peatt Arthur, farmer,Colwood fm.

Peatt A. H., farmer, Colwood.Roy Sam., farmer, Metchosin rd.

Rule Daniel, farmer, Beechy Bay.

Scott L., farmer, Happy Valley.

Vine Edward, Norfolk farm.

Weir A., farmer and stock raiser.

Weir John, farmer.

Weir Robt., J. P., farmer.

Whitty Mrs., wid., Bilston farm.

Whitty Wm., Bilston farm.

Williams C. A., farmer, Lagoon.Wilson Peter, Bilston farm.

SOOKEIs situated 23 miles south-west of Victoria. It has a very pretty harbor but a rather

narrow entrance. Gold was discovered on Leech River in 1864, and on the right of

the entrance to Sooke harbor is the celebrated copper and iron mine, which is said to

contain 90 per cent, of metal. There are also indications of coal, both in Sooke and

Otter District. The hemlock bark used in the Victoria tanneries is shipped from

Otter District.

Thos. Tugwell's seed farm is in this section, and his seeds have a reputation

throughout the entire province.

SOOKE DIRECTORY.

Anderson islr.. logger.

Anderson Wm., farmer.

Baptiste John, laborer.

Barney Donald, farmer.

Brown George, farmer.

Brule J. B., farmer.

Brydges Geo., farmer.

Burnett Mrs. Geo., farmer.

Cartwright Wm., farmer.

Charters J. F., farmer.

Charters W. B., farmer.

Charters Wm., farmer.

Child F. T., stock raiser.

Dale John H., farmer.

Dale Joseph, farmer.

Fauell John, laborer.

Gordon John, farmer.

Haines F., cook.

Jollobois P., chopper,

Keill James, cooper.

Kemp R., farmer, Glyde Lake.

McCulloch Wm., farmer.

Morrell Wm., farm hand.

Muir John, Jr., farmer.

Muir M,ichacl, farmer.

Muir Robert, farmer.

O'Brien Mr., farmer.

Phillips Wm., farmer.

Porrier Jos., farmer.

Sanborn M. W., farmer.

Schmidt G'^'îge, farmer.

Switzer John, farmer.

Steele James, farmer.

Tugwell Thos., seed grower andstock raiser. Otter Point.

Troupe John, laborer.

Troupe Jonas, stone cutter.

White A. D., farmer.

RiiUng, Perforating, Ac, withneatness und dlspateh by R.T. WILLIAMS, Broad Street, opp. View,

Victoria, B. C.

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COLDSTREAM AND HIGHLAND.Goldatream District has an area of nearly tliirty square miles, but is very thinly

populated. It derives its name from the beautiful stream of water which flows

through it. The (loldstream house, a favorite country resort, is 12 miles from

Victoria.

Highland District is north of Esquimalt, and is very hilly and thickly timl)ered.

It contains an area of about twenty-five square miles, and lias sevttral small lakes

within its borders.

GOLDSTREAM AND HIGHLAND DIRECTORY.

Atkins Thos., Jr., farmer. Col-

wood farm.

Atkins Thos., Sr., farmer, Col-

wood farm.

Gilmore Jas., Goldstream house.

Hawkins G. R, Millstream rd.,

Highland dist.

Maltby R., farmer, Highland.

Marwick Jas., laborer, Goldstreamhouse.

Peterson John, Goldstream house.Pike G., farmer, Millstream rd.

Pike H., farmer, Millstream rd.

Porter Jas., farmer, Millstream rd.

Scafe J. H., Highland dist.

Simp.sonJ., farmer, Millstream rd.

Simpson T., farmer, Millstream rd.

Stewart D., farmer, Highland dist.

Stewart J., farmer. Highland dist.

Tyler Wm., farmer, Millstream rd.

A Seed Store at your Door

THOS. TUGWELL,GhrovT-er ancL laaa-porter of 3iTe-w suxid. ZnaproTred.

"Varieties of

Cereals,M Foialoes, Tori Seel, Etc.

Seed guaranteed as represented. Special attention given

to sending seeds by mail.

5^0rders from anywhere promptly atttended to. Correspondencesolicited.

THOS. TTJO-^WÊLL,Seed Grower, Sea View Farm, Sooke, B. C.

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COWICHAN DISTRICT.

Cowichan is a fertile agricultural district situated on the ea«t coast of Vancouver

Island, about midway between Vîctoria and Nanaimo, and presents a wide and

varied field for enterprise. It extends from the (joldstream hills, bordering on the

west, tlie Sounich Inlet on the south, to Oyster Bay, near Nanaimo; and from the

salt water on the east coast to the Great Cowichan Lake in tlie interior. Settlement

began in 1802, under the auspices of the Lite >Sir James Douglas, then governor of

the colony. The pioneer settlers had the choice of location according to priority of

registered claim, and many of them still reside upon tlie lands then acquired, nowwell-to-do farmers and honored members of tlie community. At the present time

agriculture is the chief industry of Cowichan. It is noted for the productiveness of

its soil, cereals lieing grown of a quality perhaps unsurpassed in any country.

Diplomas of merit were given at the American Centennial Exhibition in 1870, and

again at the I'aris Exposition in 1878, for samples of wheat and oats grown in Cowi-

chan, and exhibited by Messrs. Skinner, Smitlie and others, old pioneer residents of

the district.

Cowichan Electoral District embraces Salt Spring, (ialiano, Mayne, Pender,

Saturna and a number of smaller islands. Fruits of every description thrive in a

remarkable manner, and tlie islands are particularly well adapted to sheep farming.

Mail steamors call at (^lowichan. Maple Bay, and Chemainus in Cowichan proper,

and at Burgoyne Bay and Vesuvius Bay on Salt Spring Island, semi-weekly. Awagon road has been completed between Cowiclian and Victoria city, by which the

district can be reached in a day's drive.

The district possesses the oldest and one of the most ilourishing Agricultural

Societies in the province. . , . ;, .. .^

Cowichan District Directory.

(P. O. Address, Cowichan.)

Blyth Alex., farmer. '-rr-

Koal, James, farmer.

Burnham Eugene, farmer.

Cavin Robert S., farmer.

Church of England, 4 miles

from Maple Bay.

Clyde Wm., .school teacher.

Copley Wm., farmer.

Comar Edward, farmer.

Crate Adolphus.Dawson J. V., telegraph operator.

Dobson Ben., farmer.

Dods A., farmer.

Donckele Rev. Father G., RomanCatholic church.

Dougan ^mes, farmer. -^

Dougan Joseph, farmer.

Farnsworth James, farmer.

Farn.sworth Thomas, farmer.

Gabborie Joseph, farmer.

Gabborie Louis, farmer.

Gilmour Wm., carpenter.

Gravelle Frank, laborer.

Handy Sam, carpenter.

Harris Edward H., laborer.

Hall Mr., Shawnieân.

Jones George, farmer.

Jones G. R., farmer.

Kelly Robert, farmer.

Lemon John, boatman.

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Lewis George, farmer.

Love James, farmer.

Mahony John, farmer.

Marriner Henry, farmer.

Marshall Mathew J., farmer.

Marshall Thomas, farmer.

McKinnon Wm., farmer.

McLay John, farmer.

McLay Robert, farmer.

McPherson Donald, farmer.

McPherson Donald, farmer.

McPherson John, farmer.

Morley John, J. P., store keeper.

Nelson John, farmer.

Northcote R. C. G., farmer.

Ordano George B., dealer in

general merchandise.

Palmer J. B.

Peterson Hans P., farmer.

Rcid Alexander, farmer.

Richardson R. B., prop, hotel

and store, also postma.ster.

Rivers Henry, farmer.

Rivers William, farmer.

Rondeau Peter, farmer.

Smith Thomas, farmer.

Sutton Alfred, foreman Cowich-an .saw mills.

Sutton Wm. J., prop, saw mill.

Tlasetson U., farmer.

Todd A., farmer.

Tarlton Joseph, farmer.

Voutrait Baptiste, farmer.

Voutrait Xavier, farmer.

Williams Thomas J., farmer.

MAPLE BAY.

(P. O. Address,

Agricultural Hall, Maple Bay,

hall for annual exhibition of

Cowichan dist.

Alexander James, farmer. •

Alexander David, Jr., farmer.

Alexander David, Sr., farmer.

AUard Narcisse, farmer.

Batty George, laborer.

Beaumont Wm., post master

and hotel keeper, Maple Bay.

Bednall Samuel, farm^.Botterill Matthew farmer.

Brown Wm. C, farmer.

Charley Mrs., private hotel.

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Chisholm Wm., farmer.vi'.

Cregan Francis, farmer. ,< -,

Dods Alex., farmer.

Dring Wm., farmer.

Drummond Hugh, farmer.

Duncan W. C, farmer.

Edgson Milton, farmer.

Evans James, farmer.

Fletcher Charles, blacksmith.

Fleet John, Jr., farmer.

Fleet John, Sr., farmer.

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Maple Bay.)

Flett James, farmer.

Flett Peter, farmer.

French Wm. J., farmer.

Fry Henry, J. P., Govt, agent.

Hales John, farmer.

Hennes.sy Peter, farmer.

Holmes Rev. David, pastor

Church of England.Horan Robert, lumberman.Humphrey John, farmer.

Inwood Frederick, farmer.

Jaynes Wm. P., general

chandise, Quamichan.Jones Wm., farmer.

Jordan Charles, farmer.

Kingston Wm., farmer.

Lewis Lewis, farmer.

Lilly Alfred G., farmer..

Lomas W. H., Indian

Quamichan.Lyle Wm., farmer.

Mearns James, farmer.

Miller James, farmer.

Miller Robert, farmer.

Richards Joseph, farmer.

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Lewis S. G., school teacher.

Lloyd L., farmer.

Maingug D. W., farmer. ; .

Miller W., farmer.

McKay T., carpenter.

Neal James, engineer.

Porter George, farmer. :*.

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Reynard C, mill hand.

Roberts Rev. R. T., Church of

England missionary (KupenIsland), P. O. Chcmainus.

Ryan E., logger.

Silvy J., farmer.

Swain T., fi.shcrman.

Thompson W., cook.

Valpy C, farmer.''

Valpy C. W., farmer.

Walker, J., logger.,

Whitworth E., engineer. ' ^

Windsor T., farmer.

Young & Gray, props. HorseShoe Bay hotel.

Young H. J. (Y. & Gray), Che-mainus. "

SALT SPRING ISLAND.

(P. O. Address, Salt Spring and Burgoyne Bay.)

Akerman Joseph, store-keeper,

iiurgoyne Bay.

Anderson William, farmer, S. S.

BittancourtE.J.,store-kceper,S.S.

Booth J no. P., farmer, S. S.

Brown John, farmer, B. B.

Brown Robert, farmer, B. B.

Buckner A., farmer, S. S.

Crane T, C, farmer, S. S.

Dawson Cc'on, farmer, S. S.

Davis Levi, farmer, S. S.

Douglas Abel, fisherman, B. B.

Dukes George J., farmer, B. B.

Dukes Walter, farmer, B. B.

Engelhertson Ole, laborer, B. B.

Everton Rev. Geo., farmer, S. S.

Foord Frederick, farmer, B. B.

Frcdeson Daniel, farmer, S. S.

Furness George, farmer, B. B.

Gyves Michael, farmer, B. B.

Hamca Wm., farmer, B. B.

Hollins G., farmer, Moresby Isl-

and, B. B.

Hollins J. W., farmer, MoresbyIsland, B. B.

Hollins W. A., farmer, B. B.

Hooper Chas. J., farmer, S. S.

Horel Charles, farmer, B. B.

Huston Wm. A., farmer, S. S.

King Joseph, fisherman, B. B.

Komaree, farmer, B. B.

Lackaiuan, farmer, B. B.

Langlcy Arthur, farmer, S. S.

Lewis H. G., farmer, S. S.

Lunncy J,, farmer, B. B.

Maxwell John, farmer, B. B.

McDonald Charles, farmer, B. H.

McFaddc: James, farmer, S. S.

Munro T. W. G., farmer, S. S.

Nankana, farmer, B. B.

Norton John, farmer, S. S.

Nuana, farmer, B. B.

Palua, farmer, B. B.

Pimbury A., farmer, P. O. Cow-ichan.

Pimbury John G., farmer, P. O.

Cowichan.Pimbury Philip, farmer, P. O.

Cowichan.Pollard Joseph, farmer, S. S.

Pottinger Henry, farmer, S. S.

Purser George, farmer, B. B.

Raynes Alfred, farmer, B. B.

Reid John, farmer, B. B.

Robinson Henry W., farmer, S.S.

Rodgers Henry, farmer, B. B.

Ruckle Henry, farmer, B. B.

Sampson Henry, farmer, S. S.

Sheppard Horace J., farmer, B.B.

Sheppard John, farmer, B. B.

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Shore Henry, farmer, S. S.

Sparrow John C, farmer, B.

Stiller Mrs. E., farmer, B. B.

Spikerman Henry, B. B.

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Trage Theodore, farmer, B. B.

Weston Wm., farmer, S. S.

Whims Clark, farmer, B. B.

Whims Wm., farmer, B. B.

£/VST COAST ISLANDS.Most of the settlers en these islands are engaged in farming and fishing, and

combine the cultivation of their soil with the utilization of the adjoining waters.

They are particularly well adapted for sheep farming. Galiauo, Mayne, Pender and

Satuma are in Cowichan district. Denniau, Texada and Hornby are situated in

Comox district. Most of these islands have a weekly mail by steamer.

EAST COAST ISLANDS DIRECTORY.

(P. O. Address, Plumper Pass,

Alexander J. J., farmer, Pender.

Allford H. G. L., farmer.

Appleby L. .S., farmer.

Auctalonie James, Pender.

Auctalonie L., farmer, Pender.

Barry Peter, Denman, P. O.,

Quadra.Beal Walter W., farmer, Galiano,

P. O., S. S.

Bennett Thos., farmer, Mayne.CafTery Thomas, farmer, Prevost.

Carnen Thos., farmer, Denman,P. O., Quadra.

Carnen Wm., farmer, Denman,P. O., Quadia.

Campbell J. C, farmer.

Chivers Jeremiah, farmer, Gal-

iano, P. O., S. S.

Clapham Henry, farmer.

Collinson W. T., farmer andpost master.

Cowie Alex., farmer, Fanny Bay,

P. O. Quadra.Cowie D., farmer, Fanny Bay,

P. O., Quadra.Cowie R., farmer, Fanny Bay,

P. O., Quadra.Cowie Wm., farmer, Fanny Bay,

P. O., Quadra.Cross

J.,laborer, Satuma.

Curran Wm., farmer, Thetis.

unless otherwise mentioned.)

Deacon John, Mayne.Deacon Wm., farmer, Mayne.Dunn M , farmer, Mayne.Ekholm John, farmer.

Figg T. R., farmer, Mayne.Flanagan M., Samuel Island.

Ford George, Hornby, P. O.,

Quadra.Georgeson Henry, fisherman.

Georgeson John, Galiano.

Graham John, farmer, Hornby,P. O., Quadra.

Grahame John, farmer, Denman,P. O., Quadra.

Grimmer Washington, Pender.Groth Charles, farmer.

Harrold Thos., ship builder,

Mayne.Heck Jacob, farmer.

Hetherbill George, farmer, Horn-by, P. O., Quadra.

Holms John, farmer, Denman,P. O., Quadra.

Hope Rutherford, farmer,

Howe George, farmer, Hornby,P. O., Quadra.

Howe John, farmer, Hornby,P. O., Quadra.

Maude H. H., farmer, Hornby,P. O., Quadra.

Millington Wm., farmer.

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ii6 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.

Nanaimo-General Progress.

The site now occupied by the City of Nanaimo wa« bought by the Hudson Bayfb'-.pany from the Indians in the winter of 1852, and was established by the

Company ac a trading post and mining village, where they carried on operations

until 18(52, when the town plot, mining works and buildings, together with an

extensive tract of country which had been acquired by special grant from the crown,

were purchased by the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (limited).

The City of Nanaimo was incorporated in 1874. The population of the city and

neighborliood is estimated at about 4,000. This number is being continually atlded

to by immigration of miners, mechanics, laborers and settlers with, in mfiny cases,

tlieir families; this influx of new population will in all probability be steadily

maintained by the progressive development of the coal fields, and the stimulous of

railway construction during the next three years.

The City of Nanaimo, in the midst of a rich mineral region '.bounding in first-

class coal, with extensive colliery works in full operation, surrounded with good

farnung and stock country, and possessing exceptional natural facilities and

resources, is destined to attain a high position of industrial, manufacturing,

anil commercial importance and prosperity. The city wharves regularly re-

ceive steamships from San Francisco, Portland, Or., Alaska, and other foreign

ports, as well as from Victoria, New Westminster, and coast ports, and a fleet of

trading vessels. The merchants and mechanics of Nanaimo have been long knownin the commercial world for their good business standing; and on the wliole there

are few communities where thrift and contentment so generally prevail as iu

this city.

The mainspring of the coal industry of Nanaimo is the enterprising British joint

stock company known as the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (limited),

whose proprietary rights are ably represented in the city by their superintendent,

Mr. Samuel M. Robins, J. P., from whom, it should be mentioned, the unsold land in

the city and its suburbs can be obtained on easy terms by persons desirous of acquir-

ing the same.

The line of the Esquimali and Nanaimo Railway passes through the centre of the

city, where the Railway Company purpose making a depot; from whence the line lias

been located in the direction of Departure Bay. The construction of the railway

between Nanaimo and Esquimalt is l>eing energetically proceeded with, under the

efficient management of the President of the Company, Mr. Robert Dunsmuir,M. P. P. There is every probability of the completion and working of the railway

within the stipulated time. The consummation of this important railway under-

taking will, it is predicted, greatly contribute to the advancement of the material

and social welfare of the City of Nanaimo and its inhabitants.

The District of Nanaimo is famous m the seat of the coal mining industry

of Vancouver Island, and includes the celebrated coal fields which yield the time

bituminous coal known as Douglas, AVellingt a, New Douglas (or Chase River), New-castle, South Fields, Alexandra, and Harew; id coals.

The Electoral District of Nanaimo comprises the rising and important farmingand official districts named Oyster Bay, ' Jedar, Cranberry, Harewood, Douglas,

Mountain, Wellington, Nanoose, Englishman's River, and Lower Qualicum; also the

adjacent islands of Lasqueti, Jedidiah, Cabriola, Valdez, and the Do Courcy group.

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THE NANAIMO COLLIERY.

The mines of the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (limited) in active

operation consist of: (I) Number One Shaft, in the city; (2) New Dougliis Mine, at

Chase River, about two miles south of the city; (3) South B'ield Mine, about three

and a half miles south of Chase River,

Number 1 Shaft, Nanaimo.—This pit is of great size, being eighteen feet clear

in diameter, and is lined wherever requisite with solid and substantial blocks. Thepit is sunk to the depth of upwards of 600 feet to the famous Douglas seam of coal,

which is here about eight feet thick. At a short distance to the north is the No. 2

Shaft, which is used as tlie air shaft. This shaft is sixteen feet in diameter, and is

mostly lined with blocking; it is also alx)ut 600 feet deep.

The pit banks, frame and head gear of the No. 1 Shaft aie of the most massive

and substantial description. The pit head is housed and protected from the weather.

The various operations necessary for conducting the hoisting and unloading of the

coal proceed with an automatic precision that naturally excites wondering admiration.

The ponderous winding engines of .30-inch cylinder with 5-feet stroke, and winding

drums of nearly five yards in diameter, having a capacity of hoisting 1 ,000 tons per

shift of 8 hours, are placed at about 25 yards from the shaft, in a finely appointed and

handsome engine house—tlie engine resting so solidly and evenly on its massive

bedding that thougli going at enonnous pressure, with all the force of its 500 horse-

power, the movement of its powerful drawing rods plunging upwards and down-

wards with an oily softness causes not the least vibration. The engine man, his

hand on the lever, listens to the signals, keeping his eyes fixed on the indicator which

shows the diflferent positions of the cages in the sliaft and the different stories of the

pit bank. At each fresh start tlie two immense drums around which the steel cables

coil and uncoil themselves wliirl about so rapidly as to create a l)reeze in the heated

engine house, fanning tlie exotic plant—the engine man\s pri<le, The''cal)le8 which

are attached to the cages seem to leap straight up to the top of the shaft frame and

to drop over the pulleys vertically into tlie shaft. The rapid movement of the thread-

like cables that can lift as much as 6 tons at a time at the rate of 10 yards a second

is very fascinating. The signal, a heavy hammer, moved by a lever, pulled from

below by a wire rope, and falling upon a gong, keeps incessantly striking foi lowering

or to haul up, and at intervals to raise or lower a precious human freight, which

is done with seemly care; again, when only water is hoisted in tanks beneath the

cages; the speed and noise are awe-inspiring. Water is easily kept under in this

shaft without pumps. At the pit mouth the bankmen receive the cage wldch glides

up from the dark depths below—the cage mth its two stories or decks, each con-

taining two boxes or trucks full of coals, which are qui.kly taken off and replaced by

empty ones—and the cage is dispatched once more on its murky errand. The full

trucks are weighed, pnshed to the "tippler," and the contents discharged over screens

into a railway car for shipment. At the change of shift, the colliers enter the cages

above and below, and signals being exchanged, the cages move with their cargoes

of human beings; thus the shaft devours and disgorges its daily ration of humanity.

The No. 1 Shaft is connected with the coal wharf by a line of railway along the

esplanade, of steel rails, flange section, 56 lbs. per yard, fished.

The quality of the Douglas coal for steam and gas making is unsurpa-ssed in the

market, and the area of this coal which may be mined and raised from No. 1 Shaft is

very extensive—practically unlimited; in all probability the operations of the next

half century will not exhaust the productive power of this field.

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New Dougla.s Mine.—A railway of about two and a half miles from the coal

wharf, of steel rails, conducts to the New Douglas Mine. This mine is worked by a

slope at the head of which is a powerful winding engine capable of hoisting 500 tons

per day. Attached to the engine are pumping gear and rods which operate a large

plunger pump in the mine, by means of which and auxiliary pumps the water is

raised into an adit levi 1 through which it finds its way to Chase River. As a

help to keep New Douglas Mine free from water the pumps in the Old Douglas

Mine, in the city (which is connected with the New Douglas underground) are kept

continually going.

There are very dapacious coal bunkers and excellent slope head arrangements at

the New Douglas Mine, which is producing coal of the very best quality. The pros-

pects are promising for the development of a large area of good workable coal in

til is mine,.

South Fielb Mine.—The extension of the railway southwards from Chase River,

a distance of about three and a half miles, to Avhat is known as the South Field,

was a most enterprising undertaking. In this locality the Company had proved about

] ,000 acres of land to be coal bearing by means of their Diamond drilling machine,

and a mine known aa South Field Mine has been opened by a slope into the seam,

from wliich coal of a very superior kind for household use has been extracted and

shipped to San Francisco, where it luis taken the highest rank in quality and price.

A pair of 16-inch winding engines has been erected at the head of the slope

which is being driven directly towards a bore in which the coal was found to be

seventeen feet thick: so far as the slope has been driven—sevei - 1 hundred yards —the

coal has proved good and from 5 to 8 feet tliick. The work of ttiening the mine is

being vigorously pushed, and there is every probability of its successful development

into one of the most important mines of the district.

The Company's railways are of the uuiform gauge of 4 feet 8 inches. They are

operated by four powerful locomotives Jind about 750 coal cars. Ships drawing

3.3 feet of water can be loaded at the coal whar\'es, three at a time.

Otuer MiNJiS.—The other niines belonging to the Vancouver Coal Company

which are not in operation are; (T The Old Douglas I>5ine; (2) Fitzwilliam Mine; (3)

Harewood Mine.

Land.—The Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (limited), besides being

the owners of the site of the City of Nanaimo and of many thousands of acres

adjoining the city and in its neighborhood, known as the Nanaimo Estate, also own a

large estate in Mountain District, bearing the famous Wellington seam, which is

under exploration by the Diamond drill. The Island of Newcastle, with its renowned

stone quarry, and Protection Islands, belong to the Company. The valuable coal

properties known aa Delholt's Peninsula, and the Frew Estate, which forms the delta

of Nanaimo River, have been acquired by the Company. The Harewood Estate,

consisting of about 9,000 acres, situate in Mountain Cranberry, Douglas and Nanaimo

Districts, is the property of the Vancouver Coal Company, with the Harewood Mine,

its line of aerial tramway and shipping site, and wharf at Cameron Island in

the city.

Within the past few years the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company

(limited) have expended upwards of a quarter of a million dollars in the construction

of works and the exploration and development of their vast property in the District

of Nanaimo, and it is the sincere wish of every inhabitant of the district that the

Company may derive an adequate return for their outlay and enterprise.

Rnliug, Perforating, Ac, wlUineatn«M and dispatch liy R.T.WILLIAMS, Broad Street, opp. View

Victoria, B. C.

For Nervousneis & DvsrEraiA,

Try HENLEY'S Celery, BeefmIronNANAIMO—GENERAL PROGRESS. 119

The Vancouver Coal Company employ about 600 persona, of whom about 100 are

Chinese and Indiana. Tlie average rate of wages is from $2 to $3.50 per day;

Chinese, $1 to $^.25; Indians, $1.25 per day. Miners' earnings ai-e From ri^-oO to

i85 per day.

OTHER INDUSTRIES.

The Royal City Planing Milu5 Co. (limited), Andrew Haslam manager, which

will when worked by the combined forces of steam and water turn out 45 thousand

feet of lumber per day. In connection with the mill are several logging camps; 60

men find employmeit in the mills.

The Nanaimo i rewkry, J. Mahrer proprietor, is located on Mill street, and

was established in 1879. Its capacity is 30,000 gallons per year, and the l>eer brewed

by Mr. Mahrer is said to compare favorably with any in the province.

Soda Water Works, where various other temperance drinks are manufactured,

is carried on by J. Mitchell, at the west end of fiastion street bridge.

FrRNiTDRE Mancfacturino, by J. Hilbert, Bastion street.

Blacksmituino, by Home & Hemer, Bastion street, and Craig &, Reuwick,

Bastion street bridge.

Boot and Shoe Manufacturing, by John WhitHeld, Victoria crescent; James

Abrams, Commercial street; David Davis, J. L. Elliott, and Richard Hilbert of

Leon house. Commercial street.,

A small tannery has been carried on by J. Abrams, which is located on the banks

of the Millstream, and it is expected that ere long a company will be formed for the

development of this industry and also for the manufacturing of boots and shoen,

which will doubtless prove remunerative here as elsewhere.

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Water Works.—J. W. Stirtan has at present a system of wooden pipes used as

new water works, the first real attempt made in Nanaimo to provide the city with a

regular supply of water. The springs which yield the needed supply are located

upon the rising ground in the rear of the Methodist parsonage and in other parts ot

the city. Mr. Stirtan with otlier persons are, however, seeking legislative powers,

under which it is proposed to conduct water from Nanaimo River into the city.

Ferry.—A steam ferry connects tlie city with Departure Bay, and runs to and

fro twice a day.

The Nanaimo Free Press, established in 1874 by its present enterprising etlitor

and proprietor, George Norris, is a semi-weekly, ably conducted, independent and

impartial in its treatment of public matters. Connected witli the establishment is a

well appointed job office, where the local demand for printing is met with ability and

dispatch. Steam printing is the oi-der of the day at tliis ofiice.

HOTELS.The hoteb in Nanaimo which afford accommodation to the traveling public are

quite large and numerous, among which are tlie Old Flag Inn, by J. E. Jenkins,

Bastion street; the Royal, by Richard VA'atkins, Commercial street; tlie Miners'

Exchange, by Joseph Weblj, Coimnercial street; the Temperance, by Mrs. J. K. Gil-

bert, Bastion street; Nanaimo Hotel, by Mrs. E. Gough, Commercial street; the

Brittania Hotel, by Smallwood; the Provincial, by J. W. Brunton, Victoria crescent;

the Commercial, by Sabiston & Wilcox, cor. Bastion and Conunercial; the Identical,

by N. Smith, Victoria crescent; the Dew Drop, by George Baker, Haliburton street;

and the New Castle, by A. P. Smith, Wellington roaxl. There are also many large

and well furnished stores of various kinds where every commodity in general use maybe obtained.

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Bclloni Joseph, minor (V. C. C.) ' . • , i > 11Bclloni John, miner (V. C. C.)

Bennett James, carpenter, res. Nicol st.

Bennett W., blacksmith, res. Nicol st. , . . ,

Bennie Chas., farmer. Cedar dist.

Bennie John, farmer, Cedar dist.

Bennie Samuel, farmer. Cedar dist.

Benton E., miner, res Irwin st. ^, - t ".Berlan Peter, sailor, res. Dew Drop hotel. ;»",1 1 ,;

Bcrryman R. H. (V. C. C.)

Bertram George, miner, res. Irwin st.

Beveridge Wm., clerk (Alex. Mayer & Co. J, cor. Commercial andBastion.

Bevilockway E., miner, res. Haliburton st '<

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Bevilockway George, general merchandise, Victoria Crescent.

Bevilockway H., miner, res. Haliburton st.

Bevilockway Joseph, clerk, Victoria Crescent, res. cor. Haliburtonand Finlayson sts.

Biggs George, miner (V. C. C.) , ;." ,'••

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Biggs Henry, miner, Nanaimo.Biggs Joseph, farmer, Cedar dist.

Biggs Wm., miner (V. C. C.)

Blackett W. E., contractor, res. Nanaimo.Blakeway J. H., chemist and druggist. f tBlundell J., miner (V. C. C.)

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Bolton Henry, overman, res. Farquhar and Esplanade.Bolton James, engineer (C. R. C. M.), res. Nanaimo.

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Bone Shad, miner, res. Eaton st.

Bone Thos., employ S. Brightman, res. Lubbock square.

Bone Wm., miner, res. Lubbock square.

Booth H. S., sheriff, res. Royal hotel.-

Brabner George, farmer. South Cedar dist.

Bradley James, miner (V. C. C), res. Haliburton st.

Bradley Thos., Old Flag Inn, cor. Bastion and Skinner.

Bramley E., miner (V. C. C), res. Haliburton st.

Bramley Jonathan, miner (V. C. C), res. Haliburton st.

Bramley R., miner (V. C. C.), res. Haliburton st.

Bray Marshal, assessor, collector and Government agent, res

Albert st.

Brenton John, carpenter and farmer. Oyster Bay.

Brightman Samuel, prop. Queen's market, Commercial st. bridge.

Brinn Richard, fireman No. i shaft (V, C. C), res. Winfield crescent.

Britannia Hotel, Commercial st., W. & J. Wilks props.

Broadwell Joel, general merchandise, Victoria crescent.

Brodie Peter, merchant tailor, Victoria crescent.

Brown James M., merchant tailor, Front st.

Brown James, Commercial st.

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Brown John, carpenter, Nanaimo,Hrown Joseph, engineer, res. Front st.

Brown Robert, teamster, res, Albert st.

Brown Thos., engineer, res. Haliburton st.

Brown Wm., upholsterer (M. Manson), cor. Commercial and Church.Bruce Wm., tinsmith (Walter Wilson), Commercial st.

Brunton J. W., prop. Provincial hotel, Victoria crescent.

Bryant Wesley Robinson, clerk (V. C. C), res. Wallace st.

Bufington Robt, miner, res. Royal hotel.

Bullock Arthur, dry goods, Victoria crescent.

Callaghan J. A., telegraph operator, office Government building.

Front St., res. Bastion st.

Calverly H., miner (V. C. C.)

Calverly W. D., miner (V. C. C.)

Campbell George, miner, res, Selby st.

Campbell Michael, r-u; -—, j ^s. Prideaux st - >

Campbell Walter, sho^. laker, Victoria crescent.

Campbell Wm. R,, machinist (V. C. C.)

Catholic Church, Wallace st.

Centeni Paul, miner (V, < 1. C.)

Cesere Bonette, miner, res. Di:v

Chantrell C. W., prop, Talbotlington road.

Chappie R., farmer, Gabriola Island.

ChiltonJ.,

miner (V. C. C,)

Christie John, farmer. Departure Bay.

Christopher F., miner (V. C. C.)

Churchill Geo., fireman (South Field mine.)

Churchill Mark, miner (V. C. C.)

City Council Chambers, Front st.

Cluness D., M. D., physician and surgeon, and coroner for province

of B. C., office Commercial st.

Cluness & Davis, physicians and surgeons, office Commercial st.

Coburn Stephen, woodman, res. Selby st.

Coburn W. H., general merchandise. Commercial st. bridge.

Cook Ephraim, dairyman, Bastion st. bridge.

Cook Ezra, butcher, res. Bastion st, near bridge.

Copland J. T., carpenter (Henry McAdie), Victoria crescent

Cooper Arthur, machinist, res. Esplanade.

Cooper Harry, J. P., outside supt, (V, C. C), res. cor. Esplanadeand Dickson st.

Corcoran M., miner (V, C. C.)

Court House, Front st

Cowan A., miner (V, C, C.)

Cowie Archie, miner (V. C. C.)

Crahaur Henry, miner, res. Dew Drop hotel,

Craig Ralph (C. & Renwick), res. Selby st

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Craig & Rcnwick, blacksmiths and wagon makers, Bastion st. bridge.

Crawford George, farmer. Cedar dist.

Crebcr Theo., miner (V. C. C.)

Crosson James, fireman of new slope, S. F". mine (V. C. C.)

Crosson Wm., miner, res. head of Haliburton st.

Cuflblo G., prop. Italian hotel, Haliburton st.

Culligan John, miner, esplanade.

Curry Joseph, engineer, Nanaimo.Custom Hoifse and Post Office, Front st. >

Daley Wm., blacksmith, res Royal hotel.

Danks'Geo'gc, miner (V. C. C.) , ;

Daniel D. miner (V. C. C.) .. v.v

Davidson H., weighman, res. Wesley st.

Davidson Jno., miner, res. Wesley st.

Davie Jjimes, miner, res. Irwin st., near Farquhar.

Davie John, miner, res. Irwin st, near Farquhar.

Davie Joseph, miner, res. Irwin st, near Farquhar.Davie Mrs., wid., res. Irwin st, near Farquhar.

Davie Wm., mmer, res. Irwin st., near Farquhar. . i ; •

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Davies Elijah, farmer, Victoria road.

Davis David, custom .shoemaker. Commercial st

Davis George, brewer, res. Mill st. < '. '

Davis John J.,bartender, Royal hotel. Commercial st.

Davis John J.,miner, Nanaimo.

Davis Dr. L. T., physician and surgeon, office Commercial st

Degnen James, farmer, Gabriola Island. .. : .

Degnen John, farmer, Gabriola Island.

Degnen T., farmer, Gabriola Island.

Dew Drop Hotel, Haliburton st., Geo. Baker prop. •

Denartini Guizeppe, miner, res. Dew Drop hotel.

Dick Archibald, Government inspector of mines, res. Comox road.

Dick James, miner, res. Comox road.

Dick John, mining engineer, res. Prideaux st

Dickey N., clerk (A. Bullock's), res. Royal hotel.

Dixon John, farmer, Green Lake, near Wellington. ^-'::

Dixon A. J., carpenter. Bridge st ;V

Dodd Wm., miner (V. C. C.),

Doeca J., miner (V. C. C.)

Doeca P., miner (V. C. C.) .: .

Dolan Patrick, Cedar dist

Dolholt John, farmer. Jack's Point, Nanaimo.Drake C, miner (V. C. C.)

Drake J., miner (V. C. C.)

Drake Samuel, prisoner guard, res. Needham stDunbar Robt., farmer, Comox road.

Dunkan R., miner (V. C. C.)

Dunlap R., miner (V. C. C.)

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Duni^muir James, Wellington colliery, office Departure Bay.Earl Wm., postmaster, F"ront st.

liasson Alex. (E. & Hcggan), Oriental hocel.

fiasson & Hoggan, props. Oriental hotel, Victoria crescent.

Edgar Magnus, farmer, Gabriola Island.

Eitken Robt, res. head of Haliburton st.

Elliott L. J., custom shoemaker, Commercial st. bridge.

Emblem 1,, miner (V. C. C.)

Emcrick Conrad, carpenter (V. C. C), res. Haliburton st ,

Enos John R., farmer, Nanoose Bay.Enos Joseph, farmer, Nanoose Bay.

Equitable Pioneer Society's Store, Commercial st, Victoria crca

cent, James Young manager.Eva Thomas, miner (V. C. C.) 1

Evans J. J., miner, Nanaimo.,

Evans Robt, bar tender, Nanaimo hotel. Commercial st

Ferguson Donald, miner, res. head of Haliburton st

Ferguson Joseph, farmer, Cedar dist

Ferguson I., fish, game, groceries, &c.. Commercial st,

Fiddick Chas., farmer, Cedar dist

Fiddick Samuel, farmer, Cedar dist

Finlay Robt, carpenter, res. Haliburton st,

Fisher George, miner (V. C. C.)

Fleming 1 hos., carpenter, res. Prideaux stFletcher Joseph, contractor, res, Wentworth st.

Foster Joseph, farmer, Gabriola Island.

F'oster John, miner, res. Haliburton st

Fox George R., farmer and shingle maker, Oyster Harbor.Frame John, miner, res. Haliburton st

Fraholm A., engineer, Nanaimo. ,. . >

Freethy Robt, miner, Nanaimo.Frost George H., contractor, Victoria crescent.

Gdlloway Alex., miner, res. Wesley st.

Galiky Wm., blacksrr ith. Bastion st

Ganner Joseph, leamster, Cavan st.

Ganner Wm., stage driver bet Nanaimo and Wellington.

Gartley George (^/. C. C), res. Selby st.

Gassett Edward, saw mill, Nanaimo.Gemmell John, farmer, Gabriola Island.

George Mrs. J., candies and fruit. Front st .. \

Germania John, miner (V, C. C.)

Germania Joseph, miner (V. C. C.) •

; rGibbs Benjamin, laborer, res, Fraser st

Gibson Mrs. Margaret, groceries, dry goods and millinery. Com-mercial st

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Gibson Wm,, clerk, Commercial st -v

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Gilbert J. K., machinist (V. C. C.)

Gilbert Mrs. J. K., proprietress Temperance house, cor. I5astion andSkinner.

Gilbert Wm., miner, res, Haliburton st.

Giovanola Angelo, miner, res. Haliburton st,

Glaholm John Wm. (stmr. Amelia), res. NanaimaGlahoim Thos. W., clerk (A, R. Johnston & Co.), res. Albert .st.

Godby Miss L., milliner, Victoria crescent.

Gordon David Wm., M. P., contractor, res. Prideaux st

Gordon H., clerk, Hastion st

Gordon James, farmer, Cedar dist

Gough Mrs. E., proprietress Nanaimo hotel, Commercial st.

Gough & Evans, props. Nanaimo hotel, Commercial st

Gough Samuel, city clerk, assessor and collector.

Gough W., miner (V. C. C.)

Gourley J., miner {W C C)Gourley R., miner (V. C. C

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Government Agent, office Dallas square, Marshal Bray agentGovernment Telegraph Office, post office building, Front st

Gray Robert, light house keeper, Entrance Island.

Gray Thos., miner, res. NanaimaGrant Alex., carpenter, res, Wallace st

Grandam John, farmer, Cedar dist

Graven John, Talbot house, 2 miles from Nanaimo.Green John, Nanaimo.Green W., miner, res. Dew Drop ho»:el.

Greenwell J., miner, res. Nanaimo,Gribble John, res. Milton st

Griffiths Walter, miner (V. C. C.)

Guaschetti Chas., miner (V. C. C.)

Guest Z., miner (V. C. C), res. cor. Irwin and Dickson.

Gullion Chas, F., laborer, Nanaimo.Guthro Mrs., groceries and dry goods, Victoria crescent.

Hagenbuch J. A., house and sign painter, Victoria crescent

Hague Samuel, miner, Nanaimo.Hague Wm., miner (V. C. C.) •

Halleck W. C, prop. Nanaimo shaving saloon, Commercial st,

next to Nanaimo hotel.

Halloran M., prop. Cranlrcrry hotel, Victoria road, ^% miles fromNanaimo.

Hamilton John, Jr., machinist res. Nanaimo.Harbor Master, Ed. Quennell, Commercial st

Hardcy David, prop. Identical hotel, Victoria crescent

David, miner (V. C CHardy •)

Hardy Thos., miner (V. C. C.)

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Harper James, clerk (Joseph Harper), Departure Bay.Harper Joseph, prop. Bay saloon, Departure Bay. ,

Harris Morgan, fireman, res. Fry st.

Harris Pentray, miner, res. Fry st.

Harris Thos., miner, res. Fry st.

Harvey James, J. P., general merchandise. Commercial st.

Haslam A., manager Nanaimo saw mill, Mill st.

Hayes W., miner (V. C. C.) .•

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Helm A., miner, res. Nanaimo.,

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Hemer Jno. (Home & H.), Bastion st. ,,;

Herre W. F., accountant. Bastion st.

Heyland R., surveyor (V. C. C), res. Wallace st.

High Peter, miner, res. Irwin st.'

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Hilbert John, undertaker, and Vancouver furniture warehouse.Bastion st.

Hilbert Richard, boots and shoes and leather merchant, also cigars

and tobaccos. Commercial st.

Hilbert Wm., blacksmith, res. Skinner st. •..

Hill John, farmer, Victoria road, Cedar dist.

Hilton George, miner, res. Comox road.

Hilton H., miner, res. Haliburton st.

Hindmarsh J., fireman, South Field mine (V. C. C.) ,'.

Hirst Albert, farmer. Englishman River.

Hirst Bros., general merchandise, Commercial st.

Hirst John, farmer, Englishman River.

Hirst Louisa, clerk (H. Bros.), Commercial St.

Hirst Thos. (H. Bros.), Commercial st.'

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Hodson Wm., farmer, Cedar dist.

Hoger Henry, farmer, Gabriola Island.

Hoggan Alex., farmer, Gabriola Island.

Hoggan David, Farmer's market, Commercial .st.

Hoggan Wm. (Easson & H.), Oriental hotel, Victoria crescent.

Holden Frank, blacksmith, res. head of Haliburton st.

Holden John, blacksmith, Nanaimo.Hopkins Dave, painter (John Swift), res. Prideaux St. . ,

Hopkins Mrs., wid., res. Prideaux st.

Hopkins Wm., compositor, res. Prideaux st.

Home A. G. (Home & Son), res. Wallace st.

Home Adam Henry, agent Dominion savings bank, post office

building.

Home & Hemer, blacksmith and wagon makeis, Bastion st.

Home & Son, general merchandise, S. E. end Victoria crescent.

Home W. A., blacksmith, Bastion st.

Home Wm. (H. & Hemer), Bastion st.

Horth C. W., logging camp, res. Nanaimo.Hosie Wm. H., painter, res. Wallace st.

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Hoy W., machinst, res. Haliburton st.

Hughes John, miner, res. Nanaimo.Hughes Wm., miner, res. head of Haliburton st.

Hugo Joe, miner, res, Needham st

Hunter John, engineer. Chase River. '

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Hunter VVm., engineer, res. head of Haliburton st. .

Isbister Wm., stone mason, res. Haliburton st.

Isom B., wood cutter, res. Haliburton St.

Jack Wm., carpenter, res. Nicol st.

James Samuel, laborer, Nanaimo. '

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Jamieson James, miner res. Haliburton st

Jamieson Thos., miner, res. Haliburton St.

Jeffery W. L., supt Nanaimo hospital, Franklyn st

Jenkins John E., prop. Old Flag Inn, cor. Bastion and Skinner.

Jenner David, carpenter (V. C. C), res. Haliburton st

John David, weighman, res, Nicol st

Johns E., miner, res. Irwin .st

Johns N., brakesman, res. Irwin st

Johns W. H., miner (V. C. C.)

Johnson John, nuner, res. Dew Drop hotel.

Johnston A, R. & Co., importers and commission merchants,

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Jones David, school teacher, Prideaux st ',

Jones David, Sr., engineer, res. Milton st * '

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Jones Elias, miner, res. Royal hotel. VJones John, engineer, re.s. Prideaux st ,

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Jones Thos., employ Jno. Mitchell, Bastion st bridge.

Karst Chas., bakery and restaurant, Bastion st.

Kate Joseph, carpenter, res. Departure Bay.

Kaye Ernest Edv ird, school teacher, North Cedar dist

K« '!dy Wm., res. i\anaimo.

Kei, N., miner (V. C. C.) / " ., , '..*;^T"^'. f ..,,^ .,.,

Kern John, laborer, res. Departure Bay. '

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Krakow Harry, res. Nanaimo.Laberdeen J., miner (V. C. C.)

Lambert D., house and decorative painter.

Landele John James, F. R. S. A. and F. G. S., civil mining engin-

eer, office Front st.

Landreth B. F., upholsterer (M. Man.son), Commercial st

Langston Job, laborer, Nanaimo.,

Lawless Jas., carpenter, res. Prideaux st

Lawrence Miss Mary, school teacher. South Cedar dist

Lawrence L., miner, res. Front st.

Lawson Herbert, carpenter, res. Commercial st.

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McCutcheon Charles, carpenter, res. Comox road.

McDonald C, carpenter, res. Frascr st.

McElmen A. T. D., barrister-at-lavv, solicitor and notary public,

office Commercial st.

McGonegal N., miner (V. C. C.)

McGregor Archie, engineer, res. Franklyn st.

McGregor James, overseer of V. C. Co.'s South Field mine.

McGregor Mrs., widow, res. Albert st.

McGregor Wm., certificated manager of mines, manager of V. C.

Co.'s Works, res. Esplanade.

McGuffie Thos., farmer, Gabriola Island. 1

McGuire Harry, Cedar dist.

Mcintosh James, carpenter, res. Wallace st.

Mclver Malcolm, driver, Cosmopolitan bakery. Bastion st.

McKinlay David, miner (V. C. C.)

McKinlay James, Jr., miner, res. Haliburton st.

McKinlay James, Sr., miner, res. Haliburton st.

McKinlay W., miner (V. C. C.)

McKenzie C. C, land agent, conveyancer and accountant, office

Victoria crescent.

McLaut Archie, baker. Cosmopolitan bakery. Bastion .st.

McLay James, J. P., farmer, Gabriola Island.

McLean John, retired from business, res. Commercial st.

McLean John, clerk (Jas. Abrams), res. Hayward road.

McTeigh John, saddler, Victoria crescent.

Meakin Albert, miner (V. C. C.)

Meakin F. C, engineer (V. C. C.) -

Meakin John, Jr., miner (V. C. C.)

Meakin John, Sr., miner (V. C. C.)

Mechanics' Literary Institute, cor. Bastion and Skinner st.s.

Mellado B., contractor and builder, Victoria crescent.

Metcalfe Joseph, miner (V. C. C.)

Michael Ed., Nanaimo.Michael E. H., J. P., Nanaimo.Michael Jules, Nanaimo.Michealson Ja.s., ship carpenter. Departure Bay.

Milburn Thos. C, res. Nanaimo.Miles Thos., miner, res. Nicol st.

Miller Chas., engineer, Nanaimo.Miller Matthew miner (V. C. C.)

Miller Thos., city constable, res. Needham st.

Miller Wm., miner (V. C. C.)

Millington C, horse shoer (Home & Hemer), Bastion st.

Millington J. V., livery stables, Wallace st.

Miners' Exchange HoteL Commercial .st., Joseph Webb prop.

Mitchell George, Wellington road.

Mitchell John, prop Nanaimo Soda Works, Bastion st. bridge.

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Montgomery George, groceries and provisions, Commercial st.

Montgomery James, miner, res. Nanaimo.Morandi Giorgio, miner, Dew Drop hotel.

Morell D., prop. Dew Drop hotel restaurant, Haliburton st.

Morell J., Dew Drop hotel restaurant, Haliburton st.

Morgan David, minor Nanaimo. .,; -) ,•

Morgan John, engineer res. Fry st. , •

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Morgan Thos., fireman, res. Nicol St.^

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Morris John, carpenter, Departure Bay. 1 ,

Morris W., prop. White Labor laundry. Skinner st.

Morton W. H., clerk (J. H. Pleace), Victoria crescent.

Muir Andrew, fireman, res. Nanaimo.Muir Archibald, certificated manager of mines, res. Albert st.

Muir John, miner, res. Nanaimo.Muzante Domenico, miner, res. Dew Drop hotel.

Muzio Giozeppe, miner. Dew Drop hotel. . , •

Myers Samuel, miner, res. Nanaimo.Nanaimo Hotel, Commercial st , Mrs. Gough prop.

Nanaimo Free Press, George Norris prop., office Commercial st.

Nanaimo Shaving Saloon, Commercial st, W. C. Halleck prop.

Nanaimo Saw Mill, J. Haslam manager, head office R. C. P. mill,

New Westminster.Navoni Giaconno, miner, res. Dew Drop hotel.

Neil D., miner, res. Nanaimo.Neves Frank, prop. Victoria Crescent barber shop.

Nightingale Richard, general contractor, res. Wallace St.

Noni Angelo, carpenter, res. Dew Drop hotel. *;

Norris George, prop. Free Press, office Commercial st. .:

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O'Baker Wm., employ Jno. Mitchell, Bastion st. bridge. •'. . ,c;

O'Prian James, teamster, res. Albert st

O'Brian Dr. Robert, physician and surgeon, office Commercial st

O'Connell Thos., miner (V. C. C.)

Odd Fellows' Hall, Commercial st, near long bridge, -^-i

Old George, miner, Milton st . r

Oilier Peter, track layer (V. C. C.) \ '

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Oriental hotel, Victoria crescent -,;

Orr Alex., miner (V. C. C.);.i

Orwin Wm., farmer, Nanoose. , ,»

Overton David, farmer. Cedar dist ;

Oxley Thos. (Mellado & Co.), Victoria crescent.

PafTord F. W., wharfinger and weighmaster (V. C. Co), res

Wesley st.

Page David, striker, res. Irwin st

Page Louis, painter and paper hanger. Front st ,

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Palmer Z. B., miner, res. Irwin st.

Pargeter Jno., engineer, res. Wallace st. '

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Parkin Wm., general merchandise. Commercial st.

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For Nervouineu * OnnntA,

TRY >HENbEY'S CElf,ERY,BEEFM|RO>lNANAIMO DIRECTORY. •31

Patterson James, farmer, Cedar dist.

Patterson Thos., farmer, Cedar dist.'

Pawson John, Jf. P., res. cor. Fitzwilliam and Selby.

Peace John, ship caulker, Nanaimo.Peck H. E., prop, livery stables, Wallace st

Peck T. Eric, sub-collector of customs, office cor. Wallace andCommercial. '

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Penberthy John W., farmer, Gabriola Island.

Penny Capt. Thos. (stmr. Nellie Taylor), leaves Hirst's wharf every

3 hours for Departure Bay.

Perry James, miner (V. C. C.)

Perry Thos., miner (V. C. C.)

Phillips S., dealer in second hand clothing, Victoria crescent.

Pimbury E. & Co., chemists and stationers, Commercial st.

Pimbury E. (E. P. & Co.), res. Commercial st.

Pinder W., miner (V. C. C.)

Plant Joseph, miner, res. Haliburton St.

Planta J. E., Nanaimo.Planta Joseph Prhys, J. P., cashier, &c. (V. C. Co.), res. cor. Dallas

square and Front st.

Planta Walter S., machinist, res. Front st.

Pleace J. H., hardware and tinsmith. Commercial st., near Victoria

crescent, res. Skinner st.

Pollock Robt., blacksmith, res. Wesley st.•

Powell D., miner, res. Royal hotel.

Presbyterian Church, cor. Fitzwilliam and Wesley sts.*

Price James, miner, res. Selby st. ' : =

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Price Samuel, miner, res. Wesley st.

Priest E., civil mining engineer (certificated), res. Wallace st.

Public School, for boys, Crace st.

Public School, for girls, Selby st, near Franklyn.

Quennell Edward, port warden and harbor master, prop. Cosmo-politan market. Commercial st.

Rafaelle Luporlni, miner, res. Dew Drop hotel.

Randle Arthur, tinsmith (J. H. Pleace), Victoria crescent.

Randle Joseph, Jr., overseer No. i shaft (V. C. C), res. Selby st.

Randle Joseph, Sr., miner, res. Nicol st.

Randle Wm., miner, res. Nicol st.

Raper Alfred, clerk (Raper, Raper & Co.), Victoria crescent.

Raper, Raper & Co., book.sellers and stationers, Victoria crescent.

Raybould Wm., J. P., M. P. P., dry goods and millinery, Com-mercial St.

Raybould Mrs. Wm., milliner, Commercial st.

Rees Griffith, miner, res. Haliburton st.

Reid Wm., engineer, res. Wesley St.

Renwick John, Jr., blacksmith. Bastion st.

Renwick John, Sr., blacksmith and wagon maker, Bastion .st.

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Richards John, res. Prideaux st.

Richardscjii A. J.,miner, Nanaiino.

Richardson Ben, miner, Nanaimo. , ,%f 1-. -f

Richardson I luj^h, miner (V. C. C.) ^'< i -,

Richardson P., miner fV. C. C.) , •^, -'•

Ricliardson R., miner, res. HaUburton St. 1

Ridley VV., miner (V. C. C.),'

Ritch VVm., assistant blacksmith, Nanaimo. : ,,

Rivers R„ miner (V. C. C.) . .

Roberts Wm., miner, res. Albert st.

Robins Samuel Matthew, J. P., supt. of Vancouver Coal Mininjj

and Land Co. (limited), office cor. Esplanade and P'arquhar,

res. P>y st.

Robinson John, miner (V. C. C.)

Robson Rev. E., pastor Methodist Church, Nanaimo.Rogers P\, miner (V. C. C.) \Rollo James, farmer, Gabriola Island.

Rosewall Henry, dairyma'' Comox road.

Rowbottom Fred, mason, . Haliburton st.

Rowe H., miner, res. Pridcdux st.

Royal Hotel, Commercial st, Richard Watkins prop.

Sabiston John, Jr., pilot, Nanaimo.Sabiston John, Sr., pilot, res. Cavan st.

Sabiston Peter (S. & Wilcox), cor. Commercial and Bastion.

Sabiston & Wilcox, props. Commercial hotel, cor. Bastion andCommercial.

Sage E., miner (V. C. C.)

Sage Jessie, laborer, res. Front st. .

Sage Joseph, laborer, res. Front st.

Saunders John, miner (V. C. C.)

Scales David, striker, Nanaimo.Scales George, miner, res. cor. Fry and Dickson.

Scales John, stone cutter, res. cor. Fry and Dicks .1.

Scales John H., blacksmith, Nanaimo.Scales Thos., laborer, Departure Bay.

Scales Wm., miner, res. cor. Fry and Dickson.

Scoville Wm., carpenter and contractor, Victoria crescent.

Scott David, engineer, res. Haliburton st.

Shaw Alex., school teacker, Gabriola Island. .

Shaw John, school teacher, res. Bastion st., near bridge.

Shaw Sam, farmer. Cedar dist.

Shotter George R., farmer, Oyster Harbor. - 1

Sinclair Wm., miner, res. head of Haliburton st.

Silva John, farmer, Gabriola Island, P. O. Nanaimo. v ....

Skinner J., mason (V. C. C.) ; ; >

Slater Wm., farmer. Cranberry dist. .,

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Sleap F. W., acting accountant (V. C. Co.), res. Fry st

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NANAIMO DIKECTOKY. «33

Smiley A., miner, Nanaimo.Smith Bedford H., collector of customs, res. Mill st.

Smith Chas. L., painter, paper hanger and furniture dealer,

Bastion st.

Smith Chas. VV., carpenter, res, Victoria crescent.

Smith Donald, J. P., notary public and insurance agent, office

Victoria crescent.

Smith Henry P., proj). Newcastle hotel, Comox road. '

Smith John, watchmaker, Commercial st.

Smith Norman, prop. Identical hotel, Victoria crescent.

Smith P. R., dentist, office cor. Wharf and Commercial.Smith Robert, notary public. Commercial st.

Smithurst Elijah, miner, res. cor. Wentworth and Wallace.

Sncnvdcn Isaac, enj^incer, res. Irwin .st.

Spalding Capt. W. R., J. P., retired county court judj^^e, res.

I'^splanatle.

Spence VV., miner (V. C. C.)

St. Ann's Convent School, cor. Wentworth and Wallace.

Stark, Louis, farmer, Nanaimo.Stenhouse A. Maitland, Nanaimo.Stephens John, miner, res. Needham st,

Stephenson David, constable and jailor. Departure Baj-.

Stirtan J, W., J. P., carpenter and bunder, res. Selby st.

Stove James, Jr., chopper. Cedar dist.

Stove James, Sr., chopper. Cedar dist.

Stove John, brakesman, res. Cedar dist.

Stove Robert, teamster, res. Cedar di.st

Stove Wm., miner (V. C. C.)

.Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith (V. C. C.)

Sullivan J.,machinist (V. C. C.)

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Sulli\ an Timothy, machinist, res. Selby st.

Summerhayes /\!fred, bricklayer, res. Wallace st.

Swift John, painter and paper hanger. Commercial st.

Tamblyn James, watchmaker, Commercial st. bridge.

Tait S., miner (V. C. C.)

Taylor D., miner (V. C. C.)

Taylor George, carpenter (V. C. C), res. Dunsmuir st.

Taylor Peter, miner, res. p>y st.

Teague John, miner, res. Haliburton .st.

Tennis T. J., miner (V. C. C.)

7'hames Henry, carpenter, Nanaimo,Thomas Abnes, engineer (V. C. C.)

Thomas John, farmer. Cedar di.st.

Ihomas Owen, miner, res. Royal hotel.

Thomas Price, miner, res. Wentworth st.

Thomas W. F., miner (V. C. C.)

Thompson A. C, carriage makt r and painter. Bastion st.

San Francisco CHRONICLE ks tlie Largest Circulation.

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Thompson John, janitor post office building, res. Wallace st.

Thompson Wm., laborer, Nanaimo.Thomson George, clerk (A. R. Johnston & Co.), Bastion st.

Tippet John, farmer, Nanoose Bay.

Todd Wm., laborer, res. Haliburton st.

Trcgoning Wm., miner, res. Departure Bay.

Troup I'rederick, farmer. North West Bay. u

Trumper Joseph, carpenter, res. Dunsmuir .st.

Tully Frank, bar tender. Provincial hotel, Victoria crescent.

Urcn A., prop. Half-way house, Wellington road.

Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company (limited), office N.

cor. Farquhar st. and E.splanade.

Van Houtcn E. McG., druggist clerk (Pimbury & Co.), res. Albert st.

Van Ilouten Mrs., wid., res. Albert st.

Van Houten Walton, tinsmith (W. Wilson), res. Albert .st.

Veale Frank, farmer. Cedar dist.

Waklen Thos., res. Nanaimo.Walkem Dr. W. Wymond, surgeon, East Wellington colliery,

office Commercial st.

Walker Alfred, engineer, Departure Bay. "' .> '^- *

Walker Edward, bridge builder, res. Departure Bay.Wall Wm. H., machinist, Nanaimo.Watkins Richard, prop. Royal hotel, Commercial st.

Watch George, miner, Nanaimo.Watson John, miner, res. Haliburton st.

Webb Joseph, prop. Miners' Exchange hotel. Commercial st.

Webb Wm. E., prop. Nanaimo bakery, Victoria crescent.

Wenborne F., assistant blacksmith, res. Nicol .st.

Wenborne Robert J., overseer machine shop of V. C. Co., res. cor.

Nicol and Crace.

Wenborne Wm., employ S. Brightman, res. Nicol st.

Westfeldt Henry, miner, Nanaimo.Whitfield John, boots and shoes and gents' furni.shing goods, Vic-

toria crescent.

Whitfield Randolph, clerk, Victoria crescent.

Wilcox James (Sabiston & W.), cor. Bastion and Commercial.Wilks James, Britannia hotel, Commercial st.

Wilks Thos., miner, res. head of Haliburton st.

Wilks Wm. & James, Britannia hotel. Commercial st.

Wilks Wm., Britannia hotel, Commercial st.

Williams James, miner (V. C. C.) : f\Williams John, wharfinger, res. Haliburton st. - - *i -

Williams John, miner, res. Haliburton st.

Williams John, Jr., miner, res. Haliburton st. _. :

Williams W., miner (V. C. C.)

Willis C, miner, res. Finlayson st. • ''"

Wilson Alex., miner (V. C. C.)

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Wilson Chas., cabinet maker (J. Hilbert). Bastion st.

Wilson Walter, hardware and tinsmith, Commercial st.

Wit field George, carpenter, res. Wallace st.

Wobank George, miner (V. C. C.)

Wobank John, miner (V. C. C.)

Wolfe Marcus (Mayer & Co.), general merchandise, cor. Bastion

and Commercial.Wynne John, furnace man, Nanaimo.York Chas., farmer. Cedar dist.

Youny Chas. Newton, notary public, Departure Bay.Young James, manager Equitable Pioneer Society store, res.

Irwin St.

CHINESE DIRECTORY.

Geat Chung Lung, groceries, Nanaimo. ..

Hi Shing, grocer, Nanaimo.Hong Hing & Co., general merchandise, Victoria crescent.

Kwong Lung Chung & Co., merchants, Nanaimo.Mah Kee, washing and ironing, Wallace st.

Song Lee, washing, Victoria crescent..,;

Tai Loy, merchant tailor, Nanaimo.Quet Wo & Co., labor contractor, Nanaimo.

T. N. Hibben & Co.

'5^ .» f-,;Booksellers,^

StationersAND-

News Agents, - '

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Government Street, Victoria, B. C.

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NANAIMO CITY MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

Mavok.— Mark Hate. Councilloks—ôrlh UVtn/. - Kichanl Nightingale, .lohn

Mahrer. Midiiy Ward.— VV'. K. Webi), Walter Wilson, John Hilbert. >so\iih

II '()•(/.—ilanics Lewis, .lonathaii KlundcU.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

NANALMO FIRK COMPANY NO. 1.

Okkk'KKS.—.1. W. Stirton, forenuui; James Wilks, Hrst iissistant foreman; W.H. Morton, second assistant fo?'enian; Jno. Sahiston, Secretary; (Jeorge Norri.H,

treasurer. Organized 1878.

INCORPORATED COMPANIES.)

NANAIMO I'KADES' A.SSOCIATION.

Oi-KicKivN. -Robt. ()'Brian, M. D., president; Jas. Abrams, vice president;

MaiLiis U'olte, secretary; Alex. Mayer, treasurer,

t;ik n.vxcouvkr coal mininc; and land company (limited).

(li'KU'K.— S'orth cornel' of Kanjniiar street and the Esplanade, near No. I vShaft,

iN'anaimo. Saiimel Matthew Robins, superinteiuUnit; William Mc< Jregor, managerof vvorics: J. I, Planta, ca.sliiei', fee; E. W. Sleap, acting accountant; .Mark

liate, .h'.. clerk siiipping department; W. K. Biyant, clerk; D. Clnness, colliery

urgeoii. WjKK.s.— R. Hcyland, surveyor; Harry Co()})er, out.siile supt; James

.Mc(;rcgo'', overseer .South Field Mine; Riohard Gibson, overseer New Douglas Mine;

.Joseph Randle, Jr., overseer No. 1 Sliaft; H. J. Wenborn, overseer niaciiine sliojts;

F. W i'ati'ord, weighnuister and wiiarKnger; John Malcolm, t,torekeeper.

NANALMO LITERARY INSTITUTE.

Okkickks. —James Wilcox, president: -F. E. Jenkins, treasurer; R. Whitfield,

secretiiry a id librarian.

N.VNAIMO HOSPITAL.

Okkickrs,—,L Pawson, president; .\lex. Mayer, vice president; Janies Harvey,

treasurer; Donald Smith, secretary. Com.MTTTEK.— Mari.. Bate, W. Raybouh'.,

members nominated by the (lovernnient; .1. i'awson, \V. L. Webb, ami W. K;;ilc.

W. .1. Jeii'eiey, •ifew.ird.

NANAIMO SOCIETIES.

ASHLAR LODGE NO. 3—A. F. & A. M.

(^KPiCEK.s.—Saninel I Make, VV. M.; Ralph Craig, S. VV. ; Alfred SHmiiierhayes,

.J. W.; C. N. Wistmird, S. D.; Marcus Wolfe, J. !>,; C. W. Horth, secretary; Alex.

Mayei', treasurer; Alex, (iiunt, tyler. Total I'umber of ineinbera, 75. Regulai-

meetings, the first Saturday in ea-^h month.

DllêTORY OF BRITISjH CObU|^BI;«r, 1884-85. PRJCE, $1.50.I{. T. WlLMAB^s, Publisher. Wm. Wolz, (.'onipUer.

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Thomas Gowen, Engineer.

i Novelty Iron Works,Store Street, Victoria, B. C.

^^,^ANUFACTURER OF

STEAM ENGINES, STEAM PUMPS,|i

Hydraulic Machinery. Hoist for Warehouses, |

SAW AND FLOUR MILL GEAR.|

Would call attention to the Comj>,»n,</ Snrl'<i<r (.Jondensiiiij Ku<<incs|

he is now building, of which he makes a specialty for marine purposes.|

All who require motive power will find it to their advantage to consult

with Thomas Gowen before purchasing elsewhere.

T. BOUOHERAT. M. CAMSUSA.

BOUOHERAT & OAMSUSA,

WHOI-KSAl.K DKALKHH IN

Groceries, Provisions

WINES, LIQUORS,

Havana Oigars & French Preserves.

Yates Street, Victoria, B. C.

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Rc^al Estate & Insurance Agents,LANQLEY STREET, VIOTORIA, B. C.

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Town Liitrt anil Fartiis in all parts of the Province tor sale. Money loaned on Real

Ksuittt rtt low raiea. Houses to Let and Rents colkcted. Doeds and

Mortgages prepared with dispatch. Charges modeiat*.

Phenix Fire Insurance Co. of Brooklyn,

b'ireiTiefi's ¥un<l (Marine) Liisuraiice Co. of San Francisco,

Equitiiblo Life Assuri-incf; Society of I'Jew York,

i OtKce of tljB ITiidfrwriting and Agency Asso»natio4i of Lloyds (Marine).

B Agents for WH«hinf^,on Territory for the Mutual Life of N*?'* York.

a Jkli Ua*inifH^ DulruslPit $» e»cnr «;sir«^ will r^iceJive pi*f>iiik|>S atl«nilim.

H. F. HEISTERMAN &. CO.,Real Estate *. Insurance Agents, Victoria, B.C.

P.O. DwAwen 4. Telkphone SB.

william grlmm'sCarriage FactorY.

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And Agricuitural Implements.

I QAFiFlIAOES W' .BUGGI.RSOF EVERY I^KSCIIIPTION.

Jolmson St., Betieea MAu IBroal THitoria, E.G,

iCHAilOIi!HElr'AlRS AND JOR WOU-K .1X>NJ4 IX 'I'BK BHST STYl.E.

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FOR Nervousness & Dyspepsia,

V~E;r;.sCEL,Ef^Y, BEEfmIrONNANAIMO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 137

BLACK DIAMOND LODGE NO. 5—1. 0. O. F.

Officers.—W. H. Morton, D, D. 0. M.; Win. Bone, N. G.; J. E. Jcnkiim,

treasurer; Jno. Hemer, secretary; Hugh George, warden; E. Queimeli, cojiductor.

Election takes place every six montha.

NANAIMO LODGE NO. 53—A. 0. U. W.

Officers.—T. E. Peck, D. D. G. M, W.; George Thomson, P. M. W.; W. C,

Halleck, M. W.; J. H. Westfeldt, general foreman; Jsa. A. ^Abrams, overseer; M.

Maiison, recorder; W. Gibson, receiver; W. Keddy, financier j W. L, Jett'erey, guide;

W. M. Hilbert, inside watchman; J.os. Knight, outside watchman.

COURT NANAIMO FORESTERS' HOME NO. 588*>-A. 0. F.

Officer-s.—John Sampson, CI R.; Thomas Hopkins, pS. C, R.; James Lewia,

treasurer; Ijjiurance Manson, secretary; Thos, R. Jones, 3. W.; Jos. A. Tmmpiir,

J. W.; Geo. Watch, S. B.; David McKinnell, J. B.

Nanaimo Business Directory,.

Accountants.

HerreW F, Bastion cf.

McKenzU) C C, VlctwlaoreBcent.

Bakeries.

Karst O'harleR, Bfisflon st.

Wfibb Wm K, Victoria creMent.

Butchers.

AkenlK'ful JnniPH, VSctorla oresofinf.Brlghtrnan SairiUfl, Commorelal st>

Uo-^gan David, CommfTcial st.

QuenneU. Edward, Commercial sf

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Blacksmilhinj^,,

Home A He7ner, Bafltlow Jit,

Craig &, llenwlf'k, Bastion st.

Brewery.

Nanaimo, Mill st.

Candies & Fnats.

George Mm J , Front st.

Chemist.s.

Plmbury E St Co, ComniKsnsiali siS.

Clothing,

Abrnmn .TarriPH, CC'mmcrt'liil »t.

Bcvlloekvra.v Ci, Vlclorla crescent.HOH,NE * .SOK, \i Ictorl acres jerat,

Harvfy .lannjs, Ooinmerclitl bi.

MAYltn A r,KX «t CO., Oomraerclal st,

I'hllHpB ."3. VlctoiHii oresocnt.

and

Coal Companies,WpJIlinKton, oinco Departure Bay.Vancou\er, oiUlce cor Kaplanitdc

Kavfjuhar.

Commi,'jS!on Merchant,JohnKlon A R A Co, Bastion st.

Contractors &. Builders,

Frost Georire II', Victoria cr('!ic«!fit.

Fletr:hcr .Itiaepii, Wcntworth Ht.

Oontoii Xiftvld W, Prjdoajix Ht.

Mellttdo 4 Co , Victoria crosconf.Nightingale Ytlchurtl, \, ailacc st.

Ktirkjn ,J W.-U'lbTst.8umm'?rtia5-08 Affred, Walluc*' *it..

Walker E;lvard, Dcpmrlnr* Bay.

Dairymen.Kfddj' Wm, Departure Bii v road.Mitchcill GeorKo, Wolllngton road.

Dentist.

Hmlth P R, cor Wharf arad Commerolal.

Dry GoocJs.

Bullock A, Victoria crescent.BcvlMOckwiy CieorKe, Victoria crescent.Equitable Ftorieor Society store, Victoria

crcMfint.HIrHt Bros, Commensal st,

KORNE * rtON, Victoria creiicent.

iHarvpy .Jtiuies, Commercial st.

.Vt.'.YKU, ALEX <J: CO. cor Bastion andCommendal.

MacDoiirfild 1) .''1. Victoria creiiiccnt.PlitllJps W, Victoria cnssctnt,Rftyb'.»uUl Wnir Commercial st.

111(1 liiiers, tie ipeat I F. Gluoniole.

tkM-LiHl,;:ii?yilniWliUIIKaElllHHiillllt«Kfiiill5TH!M-. wMmM

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Uli^'l'/ y^'^*'"''** St., intersection of Powell and Eddy St«.

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Lanilele J J, Front st.

Furniture.

Hubert John, Bantion st.

MANSON M, Coinmerelul St.

fimltli CL, Bastion h1.

Groceries.

Baldwin John. Departure Bay.Bevilockway George, Victoria crescent.B.'-oadwell Joel, Victoria crescent.Ooburn Wrn H, Commercial st.

Equitable Pioneer Society store, Victoriacrescent.

Gibson Ulchard, Commercial St.

Hirst Bros, Commercial st.

IIOKNK & SON, Victoria crescent.Harvey James, Commercial st.

MacDonald D S, Victoria crescent.M.-.n^on Lawrence, Hallburton st.

MANSON M, Commercial st.

MAYER ALEX & CO, cor Bastion andCommercial.

Parkin Wm, Commercial st.

Hairtlressers.

Halleck W C, Commercial st.

Hardware, Tinsmithing, &c.

Pleace J H, hjad of Commercial .st.

Wilson Walter, Commercial st.

Hospital.

Nanalmo, Franklyn st.

Hotels.

Britannia, Commercial St.

Commercial, cor Bastion and Oommeiclal.Dew Drop, Hallburton st.Fears, Comox road,Hosklns, Welllngtor>.Identical, Victoria crescent.Italian Hotel, Hallburton st.

Munroe, Wellington.Miners' Exchange, Commercial st.

Nanalmo, Commercial st.

Newcastle, Comox road.Old Flag Inn, Bastion st.

Oriental, Vicloria crescent.Royal, Commercial st,

Talbot, Wellington road.Temperance, Bastion st.

Urens, Wellington.Wellington, Wellington.

Laundry.Morris W, Skinner st.

Liquors—Retail.

Akenhead Walter, V/eilington road.Baker George, Hallburton st.

Brunton J W, Victoria crescent.Chantrell C W, '

', ellipgton road.Uough Mrs E, ' oi -mercial st.

Harper Josef^'., De^arturf! Bay.Halloran '.ichael, Victoria rocd.Jenkins .John E, cor Bastion and Skinner.Smith Norman, Victoria orescent.

SablHton & Wilcox, cor Bastion and Com-mercial.

Smith Hftnry, Comox road.Uron A, Wellington road.WATKINS RICHARD, Commercial st.

WEBB .rOHEPH, Commercial st.

Wilks Wm * James, Commercial st.

Livery Stable.

Lo Bull esterW L, Commercial *t.

Milliners and Dressmakers.

Raybould Mrs Wm, Commercial st.

News Agents.

PIMBURY A CO, Commercial st.

Newspaper.NANAIMO FREE PRESS, Commercial st.

Painters.

Hagenbuch J A, Victoria crescent.HoslP Wm H, Wallace st.

Page Louis, Commercial st.

Smith Charles !<, Bastion st.

Swift John, Commercial st.

Saw Mill.

Nannlmo, J Haslam manager.

Shoemakers.Davis David, Commercial st.

WhUfleld John, Victoria crescent.

Soda Works.Mitchell John, Bastion st bridge.

Stages.

Gannon W, Nanalmo.

Stationery, Books, &c., &c.

Pimburv E A Co^ Commercial st.

Rapor, Kaper A Co, Victoria crescent.

Stone Cutter.

Scales John, cor Fry and Dickson.

Surgeons & Physicians.

Cluness A Davis, office Commercial st.

Jones Dr McN, office Wellington.O'Brlan Dr Robert,, Commercial st.

Walkem DrW W, office Victoria crescent.

Tailors.

Brown James, Front st.

Undertaker.

Hubert John, Bastion st.

Watchmakers.Smith J.)hn. Commercial J.Tamblyn ?. tnes, Commercial st.

Hnllnf:. Perforating, Ae., withQ«fttnMM and dispatch by R.T. WILLIAMS, ^"^^^.maTcy^^

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DEPARTURE BAY AND WELLINGTON.Departure Bay is situated some three miles north of Nanaimo, on a picturesque

inlet of the Gulf of Georgia, and is the shipping point of tlie well known Wellington

coal. The mines are about three miles south of the bay, where the manager's office,

carpenter and blacksmith shops are located.

The mining villige of Wellington comprises North, South and East Wellington,

having a population of about 1,000; and when the demand is sufficient the company

has facilities of 1,.')00 tons of coal per day. The mines were discovered in I8(i9 by

Robt. Dunsmuir, the present owner.

Wellington Directory,

(P. O. Address Wellington.)

Allan R.,surveyor, N.Wellington.Baker Wm., miner, Wellington.

Balzarinie ]., miner.

Beauchamp E>ari, miner.

Beauchamp Robert, farmer.

Bell Anthony, miner.

Bennidtti Paul, miner.

Beveridge Wm., Sr., miner.

Bickle Thos., miner, N. Well-ington.

Bierman George, miner.

Big Lake, i}4 miles from Well-ington.

Blakely Thos., prop, boardinghouse No. 9, N. Wellington.

Bringle Wm., carpenter, 57 N.

Wellington.

Brown J as., employ Sam Jones,

N. Wellington.

Brown J., miner.

Bryant John, miner, East Well-

ington.

Br>'der John, J. P., manager in

general, Wellington colliery.

Butler P. M., engineer, res. De-parture Bay.

Carlin Wm., miner.

Carstairs Jas., carpenter.

Carstairs John, engineer.

Clarkson Alex., miner.

Cook Rifhard, miner, N. Well-

ington.

Coort Louis, miner,

Currie Thomas, miner,

Curry John, fireman.

Curry John, underground fore-

man, N. Wellington.

Curto John, miner.

Davison John H., mfner,

Dawson Daniel, miner, N. Well-ington.

D \,'er Lake, near Wellington.Dixon & Rieley, props. Somer-

set hotel, Comox road.

Dixon John D. (D. & Rieley),

Coinox road.

Dodds Thos., miner, N. Wellington.

Dunbar George, farmer.

Dunn Robert, underground fore-

man. East Wellington.

Edwards J. D., miner.

Elkinson John, chopper.

English J. C, miner.

Evans Edward, butcher.

Evans Reece, miner.

Evans R. D., miner.

Fear John, farmer, Green Lake,Frame James, miner.

Frazer J., miner, N. Wellington.

Garland A., engineer, E. Wel-lington.

Gear John, miner, 51 N. Wel-lington.

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Green Joseph, miner.

Green Lake, 3^ miles fromWellington.

Haggartjas., underground mana-ger, S. Wellington.

Hall Robert, teamster.

Hamilton John, miner.

Harley J., miner, E. Wellington.

Harrison Wm., weighman.Harrovvier Samuel, miner.

Hayland Roily, miner.

Hill Jas., manager (J. Harvey's),

N. Wellington.Hindley Mrs. Helen, groceries,

No. 50 N. Wellington.

Hinksman Wm., track layer, E.

Wellington.

Hopkins J., miner.

Home Wm., miner.

Hoskins & Hall, teamsters.

Hoskins Joseph, Jr. (H. & Hall),

teamster.

Hoskins Joseph, Sr., farmer. Big

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Jones taslii. clerk (J. tldHr^f :5J,

N. Wellington.

Jones Dr. Wm. H. McNailgli^an,

phjsiciai. and colliery sur-

geon, Wellington.

Jones W. A., nflner.

Jones Sam, Wellington meatmarket, N. Wellington

Kilpatrick Robert, mltlfer, EastWellington.

Knight James M., EnglishmanRiver.

Knox J., fireman, S. Wellington.Koffel Joseph, miner.

Lewis J. W., engineer, No.^9 N.Wellington,

Liddle Frank D., manager ma-chine department.

Lindsay W. A., clerk, Welling-ton office.

Malpass John, miner, N. Wel-Imgton.

Malpass Joseph, miner.

Malpass Thomas, miner.

Manual Wm., miner.

McAllister A., blacksmith.McClay Richard, miner. East

Wellington.

McClay Robert, miner, EastWellington.

McDonald Alex., miner.

McGarrigle Chas., miner.McGarrigle Geo., miner, E. Wel-

lington.

McKinlay Gilbert, miner. EastWellington.

McLaughlin D., nightwatchman.McNeil

J., miner, N. Wellington.Merritt G.; miner, N. Wellington.Montgomery Wm., miner.

M 1ii 1 1 oc Thomas, boarding house,

S. Wellington.

Morgan Wm., farmer, NanooseBay.

Morrison Peter, miner.

^ osjey Win., miner.

Iovincc J. W., Wellington.

Moiince Louis, miner.

Mundell John, school teacher.

Nicholson John, miner.Nixon George, bar tendei, Wel-

lington hotel.

Noyc Wm., farmer. ,,

Noye Wm., farmer, Wellington.O'Dea Michael, farmer, near

Wellington.

Paterson Thos., miner.

Paterson Billy, miner, N. Wel-lington.

R.T. WILLIAJVIS,8ook-Blnder;and Blank Booh Manafhctorer

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Ofkicers.—J. VV. Lewis, P. C; J. W. Ross, C. C; J. W. Mounce, V. C; Dr.

Will. H. McNaughton Jones, M. of E.; James Hill, M. of P.; W. A. Lindsay, K. of

R. and S.; Roily Hayland, prelate; D. McArthur, M. of A.; Louis Mounce, I. G.;

Jouepli Jones, U. G. Number of members, 70. Organized March 11th, 1884,

MOUNT BENSON LODGE NO. 5 -GOOD TEMPLARS.

Offickks.—Paul Kennedy, W. C. T.; E. J. Moffat, W. V. T.; J. W. Lewis, W.S.; Mary Dixon, W. F. S.; Robert Scott, W. T.; David Moffat, P. W. C. T.; Rev.

Thos. Hadden, W. C; Robert Scott, Jr., W. M.; Lizzie Cook, W. I. G.; George

Rollo, W. 0. G.; Mrs. Kennedy, W. H. R. S.; Mary Scott, L. H. S.: Margareth

Moffatt, W. D. M.; Daniel Dosson, W. A. S. Organized August 16th, 1880.

COMOX DISTRICT.Comox is the moat northerly agricultural district on Vancouver Island, situated

on the east coast about 140 miles from Victoria, containing 65 square miles, and a

population of about .350.

The town of Comox is situated at Port Augusta, and contains all necessary con-

veniences for settlers and travellers. The settlement is certainly a thriving and

industrious community; and all those who visited the beautiful Comox valley are

satisHed that after a more frequent mail service has been established, and her coal

mines developed, that Comox will become one of the favorite agricultural sections of

Vancouver Island.

Comox Directory.

(p. O. Addres.s Comox.)

Anderton John, carpenter.

Anderton Wm., carpenter.

Backus Thos., logger.

Beech Wm., farmer.

Beckensell Thos., farmer.

Berkeley John, logger.

Birkett Wm. S., farmer.

Bonney Peter, logger.

Bridges Chas., farmer.

Brown Chas , carpenter.

Bruce Adam, logger.

Cann Henry, laborer.

Cairns Thos., farmer.

Carthen John, owner Pidcocksaw mills.

Carwrithen R. T., farmer.

Lome

Casey James, logger.

Casey Louis, boss logging camp.Christie Rev. James, Presbyterian

church.

Churley Joseph, logger.

Clarke James, farmer.

Cliffe Samuel J., prop.

hotel, Comox,Cra\yford B., farmer.

Crawford S. F., farmer.

Crosby Thos., logger.

Dalles C. W.. logger.

Davenport Wm., logger.

Dingwall Wm. M., M.bealer In general merchandise,

Comox. -

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Donahue Michael, farmer.

Drabble George F., C. E., Co-mox.

Duncan E., farmer, assessor andtax collector, Comox.

Duncan Oliver, farmer.

Duncan Robt., farmer.

Duncan Robt, Jr., farmer.

Duncan Wm., farmer.

Finley Thos., farmer.

Fitzgerald J seph, logger.

Fitzpatrick John VVm., carpenter.

Garven Alex., farmer.

Giddon John, logger.

Glover George, farmer.

Graham James, laborer.

Grant John, logger.

Grant L., farmer.

Greive George, farmer.

Greive Henry, farmer.

Greive John, farmer.

Greives Joseph, farmer.

Greive Wm., farmer.

Halleday J. A., farmer.

Hardy John, farmer.

Harmston VV. E., farmer.

Harvey Walter Thos., farmer.

Hetherington John, farmer.

Hooper Chas., farmer.

Huxham Henry, logger.

Inwood George, Yankee notions.

Jaynes John, farmer.

Jones J. L., logger.

Knox Joseph, farmer.

Ledenheim W. J., farmer.

Legg Edward, bar tender.

Lewis Wm., farmer.

Lindberg Peter, farmer.

Lyttle Mathew, farmer.

Matthews John A., logger.

Mathison W. A., farmer.

McCutcheon James H., logger.

McDonald George G., farmer.

McKelvey Adam, farmer.

McKelvey Stafford, farmer.

McKenzie John W., blacksmithand wagon maker.

McPhee Joseph, trader.

Meyers Chas., logger.

Miller James, boss Miller's log-

ging camp.Miller James, farmer.

Miller J. J. R., farmer.

Miller Wm., farmer.

Milligan Archibald, farmer.

Mountain Robert, farmer.

Murphy Patrick, farmer.

Onsbow James, farmer.

Parry Wm., farmer.

Payne Chas., 1, Sorer.

Phillips Edward, farmer.

Pidcock R. H., steamboat owner.

Piercy Henry, logger.

Piercy John, farmer.

Piercy Mathew, farmer.

Piercy Mathew Henry, farmer.

Piercy Samuel J., farmer.

Piercy Thos., farmer.

Piercy Thos. H., farmer.

Piercy Walter, logger.

Pollock Wm., logger.

Post Office, Comox landing, W.M. Dingwall post master.

Prestige James, farmer.

Pritchard J. A., logger.

Raymer John, logger.

Reese James, farmer.

Robb James, farmer.

Robb W. R., farmer.

Rodello Joseph, store keeperand constable.

Rolling Edward, shoemaker.Rosborrough Thos., laborer.

Ross Henry, farmer.

Sherwood J., ship builder.

ShirlockJ.,

ship builder.

Sinclair Capt. J. A., farmer.

Sinclair R. St. Clair, gentleman.Smith Josiah, logger.

Smith S. McCully, ship builder.

Smith Wm., farmer.

Stenhouse A. Maitland, gentle-

man, Lome hotel, Comox.Stuart Hugh, logger.

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Sullivan Daniel, laborer.

Thomas Thomas, laborer.

Thomas Robert, farmer.

Thompson VVm., logger.

Stuart D., farmer and shipbuilder.

Urquhart Alex., farmer.

Urquhart Wm., farmer.

Watson James, logger.

White George, logger.

Wilcox Ralph, shoemaker.Willemar Rev. J. X., pastorChurch of England, Comox.

Williams David, farmer.

T. N. Hibben & Co.

Booksellers,^^

fe^StationersAND-

News Agents,Old Masonic Building,

Government Street, Victoria, B. C.

RUBBER STAMPSOF Every Description,

R. T. WILLIAMS,Broad Street,

opposite View, VICTORIA, B. C.

DIF^EeXOF^Y OF BRITISJH CObUJVIBI/t, 1884-85. Pf^lCE, $1.50.R. T. WiT.i^iAMs, Publisher. Wm. Wolz, Compiler.

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THOMAS THOMPSON,Practical Gunrnaker, from Birmingham, Eng.

Has also had 22 years experience in the leiuiniji Fire-Arm Factories of the

Unitj'd States. Riflos r< cut and r^ Highted. Sewinp MauhinoH repaired, t'u'lery

gr.iiiiKl and set. Ixjcksinithiiig and (Jeneral Repairing done. All work giiarantieil.

8n«l>.»-i: TnleH Nt.. Nest to H. I.. Kelly A «'». P. O. Box 420.

J. & A. BOSKO\VITZ,

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Highest Cash Price pa d for Raw Furs and Deer Skins. ^^

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Manufacturers and Dealers in Leather,

BOOTS, SHOES, RTQ.Upper, Sole, Kip, €air, HHrneHH, BufiHet, an«l Bridle Leather. AImo, every deiierlp-

tlon of BootM. HtlioeH a ii<l BroKanft.

MANUFACTORY, GOVERNMENT St., Gor. of Yates, Victoria, B. G. TANNERY, BelmontCa.a:kL psuia. fox ZZld.eia, Ca,lf a,3a.cL S3a.eap SlElzxe.

Saanich Steam Mills,

NORTH SAANICH, BRITISH COLUMBIA,^MANUFACTURF^

Flour, Bran, Oatmeal, Chopped Feed, &c.BR,^CKMAN & KER, PROPRIETORS.

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TRYjHENloEY'S CeidERY, BeefmIrojmNEW WESTMINSTER CITY—GENERAL PROGRESS 145

New Westminster City—General Progress.

This city, the largest on the mainland of British Columbia, is pleasantly situated

on the right bank of the Eraser River, about 15 miles from the mouth, in lat. 49 deg.

12 m. 47 8. N., long. 122 deg. 53 m. 26 p. W. Lower Langley, otherwise Derby, had

at first been adopted as the principal t;eaport town and capital (Vancouver Island

being then a separate colony) for the mainland, but owiug to its numerous advantages

the site of New Westminster was finally preferred. In May, 1859, Her Majesty was

pleased to decide that the capital of British Columbia should be called New West-

minster. The seat of government continued here until 1868; in the meantime the

colonies of Vancouver Island and British Columbia had been united, and the legis-

lature, by a majority vote, removed the capital of the united colony to Victoria, the

present seat of government. The city waa incorporated in 1861, and since that time

has made a steatly increase, and estimating (by the Directory canvass) its population

is nearly 4,000.

The city is centrally situated, and occupies such a position as to be benefitted by

any prosperity that may accrue to any of the adjacent settlements. It is connected

with Burrard Inlet, the terminus of the Canadian Pacific Railway, by several roads,

all more or le -s interesting, and some affording access to scenery of the most attract-

ive description. Among these may be specially mentioned the Northeast road, which

introduces the visitor to a view of the beautiful valley of Pitt River, with the pictur-

esque range of mountains beyond, and the sublime peak of Mount Baker, in

Washington Territory, in the distance.

The industries of the place rest chiefly upon farming, lumbering, manufacturing

and salmon fishing. The last mentioned being the largest. To the fishing tourist

Ne\s Westminster presents great attractions. The lakes and streams in the neigh-

borhc d, all easy of access from the city, abound with trout of great excellence.

The proximity of New Westminster to Burrard Inlet has induced a company to

apply to the legislature for a charter (which has been granted) for a branch line of

railroad from Port Moody to this city, and it is expected that work on the projected

line will shortly be undertaken. This enterprise, which will add largely to

the prosperity of New Westminster, is one that reflects credit upon tlie energy and

business capacity of the citizens, and will add an element of success to the prospects,

commercial and otherwise, of the city and the surrounding country. The present

session of the provincial legislature will pass upon a bill to incorporate a companyfor the purpose of constructing and maintaining a line of railway Ijetween this city

and the southern boundary. Our neighbors across the line are equally anxious for

this connection, and are taking the necessary steps towards their share in its fulfil-

ment. Should this scheme be carried out (which is highly probable), it will be of

incalculable bene'';t to this city and the district on the south side of the river.

A steam ferry has been established between this city and Brownsville, jointly bythe municipalities of New Westminster and Surrey, with the assistance of the pro-

vincial government, and is a considerable convenience to farmers and the travelingpublic generally. The salmon hatchery, lately establiahed here by the Dominiongovernment, is expected in the near future to tell to the advantage of our alreadylarge and increasing piscatorial industries.

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Ths Quoquitlam Cannery is located 4J miles north-east of New Westminster;

it was established in 1879 by Haigh Bros.; at present the firm consists of Benjamin

Haigh ct Sons. This cannery employs some 250 men, besides purchasing a large

P'nount of fish from private fisherman.

CIGAR FACTORY.Thk Mainland Cigar Factory was established last year, by William Tietjen,

and employs 14 hands. It is the only enterprise of this kind on the mainland, and

the cigars which are manufactured have already become the favorite of the mainland

smoker.

FOUNDRY.New Westminster, "R. Law proprietor, is situated on Front street, and occupies

three town lots. 'F . r^ ulding shop is 30x45; machine shop, .30x18; pattern shop,

30x18; brass finiahing sb'ô, 12x12; blacksmith shop, 22x12; engine room, 24x12; fan

shop, 24x12; employs six men, and does good woi'k.

FURNITURE.W. Prothero & Co. , on Columbia street, are manufacturing furniture at Vic-

toria prices, of every description, and are commanding an extensive mainland trade;

employing a number of hands.

HOTELS. •

The American, on Columbia street, formerly the Oro, has been established since

1859, Samuel W. Daggett proprietor. Stages leave this hotel daily for Burrard Inlet.

It has 15 bed rooms; every attention is paid to the comfort of guests.

The Arlijtgton Hotel, Columbia street, Robert Campbell proprietor, is a three

story hotel, and has good accommodation for travellers.

The City Hotel, on Columbia street, Mrs. Bonson proprietress, is the only hotel

in the city without a bar; has accommodation for 30 guests; it is well conducted,

with moderate charges.

The Cleveland Hotel, on Columbia street, George Clark proprietor, is a newly

built and newly furnished house.

The Colonial Hotel, Columbia street, John E. Insley proprietor, is the largest

hotel on the mainland. It has a beautiful location, being three stories high, and

extending to Clarkson street. It is elegantly furnished and provided with spacious

parlors, commodious dining room and handsome bar room. Meals first-class in every

respect. This house has accommodation for 150 persons.

The Eagle Hotel, Front street, Plumb & Cleland proprietors, ia well supplied

with good beds, meals and liquors, at reasonable rates.

The Farmers' Home, James TumbuU proprietor, is pleasantly situated on Lyt-

ton square. There are 18 bed rooms, and it has the reputation of being a good, clean

and quiet house.

The Holbrook House, on Front street, Al. J. '. 'olmie manager, is a well knownhouse to the traveling public, and is pronounced by i he people in British Columbia as

one of the best houses on the mainland. Its proximiiv to the wharf makes it a very

convenient house for strangers. It is wtll conduotei and is in many respects unri-

valled, possessing a splendid dining room, excellen*^ bed rooms, and a firat-class bar;

those staying at this house will bo well satisfied.

The Merchants' Hotel, on Columbia stiêt, was established in 1884 by its

present proprietor, J. Johnson. It ha« accommo lation .'or 50 guesta.

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John Austin, proprietor, is well known to most travellers. There are 40 rooms,

capable of accommodating 60 persons.

The Palace, Front street, John Rankin proprietor, combines saloon and board-

ing house, with six well furnished rooms, and is noted for excellent meals.

The Telegraph Hotel, Front street, Mrs. Mary Hogan proprietress, is conven-

iently located for the travelling public, and has a reputation of afford'lng good acom-

modation.

The Union Hotel, Columbia streft, John Cartwright proprietor, is an old

established house, and has of late been refitted; there are 38 bed rooms, with accom-

modation for 40 guests.

MILLS.

Brunette Saw Mills are located about one mile north of the city, DeBeck Bros.

& Co. proprietors. The capacity of the mill is 50.000 feet of lumber per day,

employing from 25 to 30 men. The Brunette logging camp is situated on Pitt Lake,

about 20 miles from the mills.

The Dominion Saw Mill Company (limited).—Oificers, John B. Henderson,

manager; T. W. Gray, secretary. Directors, John B. Henderson, T. W. Gray, John

A. Webster, Wm. Johnston, Jas. Gray, H. V. Edmonds, and A. A. Green. The

mills were established in 1878 by Webster & Co., but have since passed into the

hands of a stock company and is now one of the largest lumber mills in British

Columbia, manufacturing rough and dressed lumber of all kinds, doors, sashes, blinds,

mouldings, &c., as well as furniture of every description; giving constant employ-

ment to large numbers of men.

The Royal City Planing Mills Company (limited)—partners, John Hendry,

David McNair, R. B. Kelly, A. E. Lees, and Andrew Haslam, established 1878—is

one of the leading industrial enterprises of B. C. The mills do scroll sawing, plan-

ing and turning, and manufacturing rough and dressed lumber of all kinds, doors.

Hashes, blinds, mouldings, salmon boxes, <ihingles, and chopping feed mills. The

buildings connected with the sawmill and sash and door factory are 187x120 feet.

The box factory, 100x100 feet. There are two engines with boilers having 175 horse-

power. The mill cuts 25,000 feet and planes 20,000 feet a day. The sash factory can

turn out 100 doors and 100 windows a day. The box factory, one of the most com-

plete of its size on the coast, can make 2,500 a day; it has in connection with it a

machine for printing the di£ferent brands and names of the canneries. There is in

the box factory a new machine, patented by D. McNair, one of the firm, for sawing

box bottoms and tops.

There is also a gang saw for sawing sides. The water frontagn is 594 feet; a

warehouse, 30x60, two stories, .jr doors, windows and glass. They employ 96 men,

and have a logging camp in connection employing 20 men. The company has three

steamers employed in logging camp business.

HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS. ' '^

Considerable attention has been attracted of late to the sulphur springs of Har-

rison River. They are said to have wonderful curative properties, unrivalled by warm

springs in other parts of the world. They are in close proximity to this city. The

temperature of the water of this spring is one hundred and sixty-four degrees. The

proprietor, J. C. Armstrong, is about to erect a hot^

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NEWSPAPERS.The British Columbian, published semi-weekly by D. Robson A. Co., has a

large circulation and a very complete job printing office in connection with the estab-

lishment, which is run by steam power.

The Mainland Guardian, published semi-weekly by J. K. Suter. This paperis well conducted and has a good circulation as well as a very complete plant for job

printing of all descriptions.

SODA AND SYRUP.The New Westminster Soda and Syrup Works, located on Columbia street,

Huson & Wilcox proprietors, manufacture a very good article, and have an extensive

mainland trade.

TANNERY.Rous.HEAU's Tannery is situ.-.ted it Sapperton. It has a steam engine of 10

horse-power, and employs five men.

STE MEnS.The C. p. N. Co.'s steamers Wm. Iwing and Reliance carry mails, freight and

passengers fron) New Westminster to Hope and intermediate ports during the summer season. This company has vaiious other boats plying between New West-

minster and up river ports.

The Yosemitk and Princess Louise ply regularly between Victoria and this

city.

The Steamer Teaser is plying regularly between Victoria and this city.

The Steamer Dunsmuir makes weekly trips to Nanaimo.

The Steamer Adelaide plies between this city and Burrard Inlet; also makesoccasional trips up the river.

The K. De K. is a ferry boat running between this city and Brownville, leaving

foot of Mary street at all hours.

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Allan Rev. George B., rector of St. Paul's Church, res. cor,

vale and Dickinson sts.

Allen Miss Mamie, N. W. and Port Moody telephone office,

McKenzie st.

Alport A. J., city clerk, res. Elliott st.

Alport J. P., clerk (Wm. Rae), Columbia st.

Alt Fred, dairyman, Ellis st.

Anderson Alex., fisherman, New Westminster.Andrews Richard, retired from business, res. Columbia st.

Andrzejewski John W., butcher, res. Cunningham st.

Arlington Hotel, Columbia st., Robt. Campbell prop.

Armstrong John, teamster, Brownville, P. O. address N. W.Armstrong Joseph Chas., prop, hof sulphur springs, Harrison

lake, res. Merrivale and Dickinson sts.

Armstrong Thos. J, (Coulter & Co.), druggists, Columbia st.

Armstrong Wm. James, J. P., sheriff, res. Mary st.

Atkinson 1". C, barrister-at-law, office Columbia st,

Aust'.i Chas., clerk (W. R. Austin), Front st.

Austin John, prop. Occident hotel, Columbia St.

Austin W. R., general merchandise. Front st.

Baird J. C, manager Townsend's livery stable, Columbia st.

Baker R. H., engineer. New Westminster.Ballson H., carpenter (Hoy & Fry), Blackie st.

Bangs James, fruits, candies and cigars. Front st.

Bank of British Columbia, Columbia St. ' - ' \-

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Barry Richard, laborer, res. Farmers' Home.Batchelor J., book-keeper, res. Agnes, st.

B. C. Express Co., office Columbia st., C. G. Major agent.

B. C. Packing Co., S. Williams manager.Beaton Angus (Spiers & B.), blacksmith, Columbia st.

BenterJ.,

prop. Pioneer saloon. Front st.

Best James, farmer, Sapperton.

Black Alfred, res. Merivale St., ,

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Black Mrs. E. K., res. Merivale st.

Blackie Walter, blacksmith, Columbia st, near Douglas.

Bole W. Norman, J. P., barrister-at-law, office Columbia st.

Bonson Chas., res. Columbia st.

Bonson H. W., candies, fruits and cigars, Columbia st.

Bonson J. A., clerk, Columbia st.

Bonson Louis F., manager (E. Brown & Co.), Columbia st.

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Bonson Mrs., proprietress City hotel, Columbia st.

Bostwick H., barber, Columbia st.

Bourrassa M., blacksmith, R. C. P. mills.

Bradbury E., dealer in candies, fruits and cigars, Columbia st.

Brandon P. D., musician, res. Columbia st.

Brewer Wm., carpenter (Fry & Hoy), Blackie st.

Ikevvester James, bar tender. Merchants' Exchange, Columbia st.

Briggs Thos. L., agent C. P. N. Co., office N. W. wharf, res. Royalavc.

British Columbian, office Columbia St., near Mary.Brown J. R. (Wright & Brown), London Arms saloon, Columbia st.

Brown E. & Co., wholesale and retail liquor dealers, Columbia st.

Brown John C, post master, res. Mcrivale st.

Browne J. L., prop. Browne's photo, studio, Columbia st.

Bruce Henry, carpenter, res. Ferris st.

Brunette Saw Mills, Sapperton, Del^eck Bros, props.

Bryan James, cooper, Blackie st.

Bunte John G., dealer in furniture, and undertaker, Columbia' st.

Burnett W., custom shoemaker, Columbia st.

Burns Archie, general store and teaming depot, cor. Columbiaand Blackie.

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Burnyeat J. P., assistant engineer, C. P. railway office.

Burr Hugh, assistant book-keeper (R. C. P. Mills), res. Clinton

Place.

Burr Joseph, jail keeper, res. Cunningham st.

Byrne J. C., cigar maker. Mainland factory, Columbia st. . u.^

Calbeck John A., carpenter, res. Royal ave. ., ,, ,

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Calbeck Samuel, carpenter, res. Farmers' Home.Cameron A. R., book-keeper (Van Volkenburgh Bros.), butcher

shop. Front St. ;,, :> -.-, /

Cameron John, carpenter (Hoy & Fry), Blackie st. - '-.y

Campbell A. O., clerk (Cunningham & Co.), Columbia st. <',„;

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Carlow Miss Minnie, dressmaker, Columbia st.

Carmichael Duncan A., logger, res. Holbrook hou-se, Front st.

Carmichael Neil, res. Front st.

Carpenter Wm. H., fish cannery. ,

Carson James, miner. Front st.

Cartwright John, prop. Union hotel, Columbia, near Begbie st.

Cash James (Stewart & C), Front st, ,>

Casher C. H., mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.) ..r}' •

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Castillo F., painter, res. Cleveland hotel, Columbia st.

Castle Martin, waiter (stmr. Wm. Irving.)

Charles Tr., painter (Murray & Fry), res. Columbia st.

Chapman George, res. Front st.

Chisholm Donald, liquor dealer, cor. Front and Mary st.

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Clark George, prop. Cleveland hotel, custom house square,

Clarke S., M. D., office D. S. Curtis & Co.'s, Columbia st.

Clarke W. J., druggist assistant (D. S. Curtis & Co.), Columbia st.

Columbia st.

Clarkson Wm., J. P., fruits, groceries, &c., Mary St., bet. Front andColumbia.

Clcland Thos. (Plumb & C), Front st.

Clements A. H. steward Colonial hotel, Columbia st.

Cleveland Hotel, custom house square, Columbia st., Geo. Clarkprop.

Clute John S., collector of cu.stoms, res. cor. Pelham and St. John.Clute John S., Jr., clerk, res. Pelham st.

Coban Wm., mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

Colonial Hotel, Columbia st., John E. Insley prop.

Cope Joe, waiter (stmr. Wm. Irving).

Copeland A., fireman (stmr. Wm. Irving).

Copeland R., fireman (stmr. Wm. Irving).

Cook Alfred, engineer, res. Richard st.

Cook James, barber, F"ront st.

Cook Thos., steward, Occident hotel, Columbia st.

Cooper G., mill hand, D, S. Mill Co.

Cooper George, sawyer, D. S. Mill Co.

Cooper George H., fisherman.

Cooper Dr. H. M., physician and surgeon, office Church st.

Corbett James, tinsmith, res. Colonial hotel.

Cortez A., mill hand, D. S. Mill Co.

Corbould & McCoU, barristers-at-law, office McKenzie st.

Corbould Gordon K., barrister-at-lavv, office cor. McKenzie andClarkson sts., res. Columbia st.

Coulter & Co., druggists and chemists, Columbia st. near Mary.Coulter F. H. (C. & Co.), druggist, Columbia st.

Coulthard J. H., capitalist, Sapperton.

Coutts Alex., blacksmith, res. Agnes st.

Cox John, cook. Colonial hotel, Columbia st.

Crake F., watchmaker (C. M. McNaughton), Columbia st.

Crart Walter, clerk (Marcus Smith), res. Columbia st.

Crawford Chas., baker, Front st.

Crawford Thos. (McLeod & Co.), Grotto saloon, Columbia st.

Crighton D. F., carpenter, res. Holbrook house, Front st.

Grossman Robert, gentleman, res. Columbia st.

Cunningham J. A., clerk (Cunningham & Co.). Columbia st.

Cunningham James & Co., general hardware, Columbia st.

Cunningham R., laborer, D. S. Mill Co.

Cunningham T. (Cunningham & Co.), hardware, Columbia st., res.

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Cunningham H. M., tinsmith, Columbia st.

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Cordal Edward, tailor (Trapp Bros.), Columbia st.

Cunninjfhiun S. G., tinsmith, Columbia st.

Curric John (McKay & C), props, maple leaf saloon, Columbia st.

Currie VVm., blacksmith (VVm. R. Lewis), Columbia st.

Curtis D. S. & Co., drujjj^ists and chemists, Columbia st.

Custom House, post office building, cor. Columbia and Mary sts.

Daggett Sain. W., prop. American hotel, Columbia st.

Dal/.iel H., machine hand, D. S. Mill Co,, Richard st.

Darcy E. F., groceries, provisions, pictures, ike, Columbia st.

Uavison VVm., saddler (Douglas & Deighton), Columbia st.

Deane Robt. Wm., retired from business, res. cor. Douglas st. andOueen ave.

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Deasey Pat., fireman snag boat Sam.son, Fraser river.

Dcaring Jos., laborer. D. S. Mill Co., Richard st.

DeBeck Bros. & Co., props. Brunette steam lumber mills,

Sappcrton.

DeBeck C. H., lumber merchant, Sappcrton.

DeBeck H. L., J. P., lumber merchant, Sappcrton. , .

Deighton Thos., D. S. Mill Co., Richard st.

Devlin Joseph, bar tender (D. Chish(jlm), cor. Front and Mary sts.

Devoy John, custom shoemaker. Front st.

Dickinson Robt., mill hand, D. S. Mill Co.

Dickinson Robert, J. P., meat market, Columbia st.

Dickinson W., gentleman, res. Columbia st.

Diebel Albert, bakery and restaurant, FVont st.

Digby Chas., steward Royal Columbian hospital, Agnes st.

Doane L. L., accountant Bank of B. C, Columbia st.

Dominion Government Telegraph Office, post office building,

cor. Columbia and Mary sts.

Dominion Government Savings Bank, post office building, cor.

Columbia and Mary.Dominion Saw Mill Co. (limited), Jno. B. > lenderson manager.Donahue C, upholsterer, res. Columbia st.

Douglas & Deighton, harness and saddlery manufacturers. Colonial

building, Columbia st.

Douglas Benjamin (D. & Deighton), Colonial building, Colum.bia st.

Dowdell J. VV., employ C. P. N. Co., res. P'armers' Home.Drlnkwater S., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.), Richard st.

Drommar Louis, shoemaker, Columbia st.

Duncan Wm. A., book-keeper (R. C. P. Mills), res. Agnes .st.

Dungey W., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.), Richard st.

Dyker A. C (R. C. P. Mills), res. Holbrook house, F'ront st.

Eagle Hotel, P>ont st., Plumb & Cleland props.

Edmonds Henry V., real estate agent, Columbia st.

Edwards Wm., brick mason (Hoy & Fry), Blackie st. .

Edwards W. H., convict guard, res. Douglas st.

Eickhoff Henry, general, merchandise, cor. Columbia and Begbie.

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Ellard James & Co., dry goods, clothing, fancy goods and dress-

making, cor. Columbia and Mary.Elson Wm., merchant tailor, Lytton square, Columbia st

Elliott Henry, teamster, res. cor. Douglas and Columbia.,

Elliott John, carpenter, res. N. W. >

English Martin M., prop, cannery, res. Columbia st.

Ewen & Co., props. N. VV. cannery. Front st. .

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Falco Anthony, clerk, res. Telegraph hotel, Front st.

FaldJ ig W. H., conveyancer and general broker, office McKenzieSt., res. Agnes st. , .^. ^

Falcs Wm., carpenter. Royal ave.

Farmers' Home, Columbia st, opp. Episcopal Church, Jas. Turn-bull prop.

Felix John 11, tinsmith, Columbia St.

Ferguson Q\ as. L., scaler of lumber (R. C. P. Mills).

Ferguson P. C, shipping clerk (R. C. P. Mills), res. Front st.

Ferguson Ross J., Canadian oyster saloon, Columbia st.

Ferris Wm. D., J. P., real estate ageiit, office, McKenzie st.

Field John, steward (stmr. Wm. Irving).

Fisher Isaac Birch, agent Bank of B. C, Columbia st, res. Gads-hill, Blackwood st.

Fitzgerald James, penitentiary guard.

Fitzsimmons James, deputy warden of B. C. penitentiary.

Flux James, bar keeper, res. Royal ave.

Foley D., blacksmith (D. S. Mill Co.), Richard St.

Forrester Wm., laborer (D. S. Mill Co.), Richard st,

Foster Chas., secretary and treasurer N. W. and Port Moody tele-

phone Co. (limited), office McKenzie st.

Fculds Peter, clerk, Columbia St.

Frank Paul, boom (D. S. Mill Co.), Richard st. 7.

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Fry Chas., carpenter (Hoy & Fry), Blackie st.

Fry Herman C. (Murray & Fry), house, sign and ornamentalpainter, Clarkson st.

Fry Pleatus (Hoy & Fry), carpenters and builders, res. McKenzie st.

Garrow Dr. John, M. D., office Columbia st.

Gately George, teamster (Wm. B. Townsend's), livery stable,

Columbia st.

Gibbons Julian, electro silver plater, merchant square, Columbia st.

Gibson James, manager N. W. brewery, Sapperton.

Giess John P., carpenter and contractor, res. Royal ave.

Gilley Herbert, steamboat hand. Front st.

Gnuepel Emil, shoemaker (R. Thomas), Columbia st.

Goater H. J., whaif clerk (C. P. N. Co.;

Gold Mrs. Emma, Royal City boot and shoe store, Columbia st.

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Gold Louis, general merchandise, Columbia st, res. Royal ave.

Goldstone J., auctioneer and commission merchant, res. Holbrookhouse, Front st.

Gordon Alex., penitentiary guard.

Gowdy Jaraes, fruits, candies, &c., Columbia st., ''ustom housesquare.

Graham Louis, keeper lunatic asylum, Sapperton.

Grant Capt. A., charge of snag boat Samson, Fraser river.

Grant George, clerk (Cunningham & Co.), Columbia st,

Grant Miss M., book-keeper (C, G. Major), cor. Columbia and Mary-Grant Peter, chief clerk custom house dept,, post office building,

res. cor. Columbia and Begbie.

Gray Alex., logger, res. New Westminster .

Gray George, fruit store. Front st.

Gray James (Tearney & G.), Front st.

Gray John R., B. I, lOgginjj camp.Gray Miss JLizzje, tailcress, res. Pelham st.

Gray Matthew (Mainland cigar factory), res Pelham st.

Gray Thos. W., lumber dealer and secretary D. S, Mill Co. (limit-

ed), res. Royal ave.

Green George, assistant jailor, N, W. jail.

Greenwark August (stmr. Wm. Irving),

Greer Thos., mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

Gregory A. & Co., prop. Pioneer fish and game store. Front st.

Greig W, R., painter (Murray & Fry), res. cor. Pelham and Clinton.

Grimmer James, painter, res. Agnes st.

Grimmer L,, painter, res. Ellice st.

Grotto Restaurant, McKenzie st

Gutmann A., cigars, candies and variety store, Columbia st.

Haigh Benjamin, Jr., canner, Coquitlam. P. O. address N. VV.

Haigh Benjamin & Sons, props. Coquitlam cannery, P. O. address

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Haigh Daniel, canner, Coquitlam, P. O, address N. W.Haigh Samu'il, canner, Coquitlam, P. O, address N. W.Haigh Thomas, canner, Coquitlam, P. O. address N, W,Hall G., clerk, Columbia .st.

Hall Frank, clerk, Columbia st.>

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Hall Zed. S., bookseller, stationer and Importer, Columbia st,

Hamilton Wm., prop, Canadian oyster saloon, Columbia at.

Hamley Wm., bricklayer and plasterer, re^. Farmers' Home.Handcock Wm. A., painter, res. Farmers' Home. .,.

Harington Eli (DeBeck Bros.), Sapperton. '

Harris Miss Agnes, dres-maker, Columbia st.;,.

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Heaton George (DeBeck Bros.), "^apperton. ^Henderson Jno. B., manager Dominion Saw Mill Co. (limited),

Richard st.

Henderson Max, carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.)

Hendry John, manager Royal City Planing Mills, res. Queen's ave.

Hcnnessy David S., foreman (Ewen's cannery), res. Royal ave.

Herring A. M., druggist, Columbia st.

Herring T. W., Front st.

Herring Wm. J., prop, bar (stmr. Wm. Irving).

Hill S., steward (Colonial hotel), Columbia st,

Hoeglin O. A., tailor (Trapp Bros.), res. Holbrook house. Front st.

Hogan Mrs. Mary, proprietress Telegraph hotel, Front st.

Hogan W. F., clerk (Telegraph hotel), Front st.

Holbrook House, Front st., opp. steamboat landing, Al. J. Tolmicmanager.

Holden Samuel, fisherman.

Holloway F., tobacco stripper (Mainland cigar factory), Columbia st.

Holliday George, clerk (S. H. Wfbb), Columbia st. >

Holmes VVm., farmer, Mary st.

Holmes Mrs. Wm., private boarding house, Mary st.

Holt C. E., book-keeper, res. Columbia .st.

Holt E. F., Jr., prop, coffee house, Front st.

Holt E. F., Sn, blacksmith (Wm. R. Lewis), Columbia st.

Homer Fred (Homer & Son), Front st.

Homer Joshua A. R., M. P. (Homer & Son), PVont st.

Homer & Son, commission house. Front st. -^

Horris Rev. Father, O. M. I., res. Blackwood st.

Hoskins Elias, mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

Hough Patrick, O. M. I., Prof. St. Louis College, Blackwood st.

Howay Fred, clerk, Columbia st.

Howay Wm., carpenter, Douglas st.

Howse C. R., draughtsman (Howse & Rickman), Front st.

Howse A. R. (H. & Rickman), Front st. * , :\

Howse George (DeBeck Bros.), Sapperton.

Howse & Rickman, land surveyors and real estate brokers, office

Wise's building, Front st.

Howison W. J., retired farmer, Ellice st.

Hoy Harry (Hoy & Fry), Blackie st.

Hoy & Fry, carpetiters and builders, shop Blackie and Columbia.

Huband Martin, contractor, res. Dallas st.

Hughes & Atkinson, real estate brokers, Columbia st.

Hughes Henry W., general news and book agent, importer FrankSiddall's soap and all latest inventions, orders received at Mr.

C. G. Major's store, cor. Columbia and M?.ry sts.

Hughes J. C. (H. & Atkinson), notary public and real estate broker,

office Columbia st.

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Hulsman John, ship carpenter, res. Eickhofif house, Front st.

Hume Edward, foreman Haigh's cannery, res. New Westminster.

Hume George, res. Columbia st.

Hume James, res. Columbia st.

Hume John A., carpenter, New Westminster.'

Hume R., blacksmith, res. Columbia st.

Hume Robert A., printer (Guardian office), res. Columbia st.

Hunter Joseph, surveyor and engineer, res. Agnes st.

Huson A. VV. (H. & Wilcox), Columbia st.

Huson & Wilcox, props. N. W. soda works, Columbia st.

Hutchcson Mr., painter (Murray & Fry), Clarkson st.

Hutchinson George, keeper lunatic asylum, Sapperton.

Hyack Fire Company, hall Columbia st.

Hyslop J., watchman (D. S. Mill Co.)

Insley Capt. A. (C. P. N. Co.), res. Columbia st. -

Insley John E., prop. Colonial hotel, Columbia st.

Irving Mrs. Wm., wid., res. Royal ave.

Jackman Adam, gentleman, res. Agnes st.

Jackman J., compositor (Mainland Guardian), Church st.

Jackman Phillip, Jr., clerk (Wm. McColl), Columbia st., res. Agnes.

Jackman Phillip Sr., night watchman, res. Agnes st.

Jackson Richard, night watchman (Brunette mills), Sapperton.

Jamieson Rev. Robert, gentleman, re.s. Blackwood st.

Jaques James G., jlerk, Columbia st.

Jenns E. A., registrar supreme court and county court.

Johnson John, prop. Merchant Exchange hotel, Columbia st.

Johnson N. J., C. E., res. Colonial hotel, Columbia st.

Johnson Robt., mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

Johnson Wm. L., foreman Royal City planing mills, Richard st.

Johnson Wm. R., assistant machinist, res. Farmers' Home.Johnson Wm. (R. C. P. Mills.)

Johnstone J. R. (J. & Smith) Pacific carriage works, Columbia st.,

cor. Begbie.

Johnstone & Smith, props. Pacific carriage works, cor. Columbiaand Begbie.

Johnston Wm., custom shoemaker, Columbia st.

Jones H. O., carpenter, res N. W.Jones J., cabinet maker (D. S. Mill Co.)

Jones Thos., mill hand (R. C. P. Mills.) .".

Julien Ed. P., contractor and plasterer, Columbia .st.

K. De K., ferry boat bet. N. W. and Brovvnville.

Keane P., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.) -

Keary H. J., tourist, rei, Columbia st.

Keary Wm. H., accountant (B. C. penitentiary), re.s. Columbia st.

Kehoe H. & Co., props. N. W brewery, Sapperton.

Kehoe H. (K. & Co.), Sapperton.''

Kelley J., blacksmith (Tho.s. Ovens), Columbia st.

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Kells Henry, custom boot and shoe store, cor. Columbia andChurch.

Kelly Bros., props. West End bakery, Columbia st.

Kelly G. A., clerk (Chas. McDonough), Front st,

Kelly G. A., newspaper correspondent and land agent, office Mc-Kenzie st.

Kelly John (Kelly Bros.), Columbia st.

Kelly Morris, City brewery, Cunningham St. w i'

Kelly VVm. (Kelly Bros.), Columbia st.

Kennedy George, compositor, Columbian office.

Kennedy James. B, (DeBeck Bros. & Co.), Brunette saw mills,

Sapperton.

Kennedy James, architect, res. Alfred Terrace.

Kennedy James M., compositor (British Columbian) Columbia st.

Kennedy Robert, compositor (British Columbian), Columbia st.

Kennedy Thos., tinsmith, Columbia st.

Kennedy Wm., res. Alfred Terrace. ' ~ -'''

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Kerr Thos. W., foreman carpenter dept. R. C. P. Mills.

Kersting Heinreich, steamboat man,Kilby Edward, carpenter, res. Arlington hotel.

Kimbell O. W., painter (Murray & Fry), res, Columbia st.

Kimble Frederick, prop. City bakery and produce dealer, Columbia st.

Kinney James, cooper, Front st.

Kuzanick L., steward Holbrook house, Fiont st.

Kyle & TJlton, wholesale dealers in groceries and liquors, Front st.

Kyle Wm. B. (K. & Tilton), Front st.

Laidlaw J. A. & Co., props. Laidlaw's cannery, Sapperton.

Laidlaw F., res. Sapperton. . . :

Langis Dr. K. E., office Colonial hotel, Columbia st.

Law Maurice, machinist, N. W. foundry, Front st. \ . ;

Law Robert, Jr., machinist, N. W. foundry. Front st.,

Law Robert, Sr, prop. N. W. foundry, Front st.

Lawrence Isaac, guard in penitentiary, Sapperton., ,

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Leavens J. A., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.)

Leavens Martin, wood turner, res. Farmers' Home.Lee Christopher, engineer (snag boat Samson), Eraser river.

Leiser Gustav, general merchandise, Columbia st,' -"

'Lennie Rev. Robert, pastor Baptist Church. .

Leonard Walter, ship carpenter. > • •• ^

Levar Moses, carpenter, re.s. Columbia st. ' ' • ' -

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Levi Herbert, butcher (Wm. B. Townsend), Front st.

Levi Thos., carpenter, res. St. John st.

Levi E., compositor (Mainland Guardian), Church st.

Lewis Wm. H., job printer (Columbian office), Columbia st.

Lewis Wm. R., stage prop, and livery stables, custom house square,

Columbia st.

Lister James, boss bull whacker (J. W. H.), res. Holbrook house.

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Lockhart W. J., sand heads light oi Fraser river. r ,'

London Dry Goods House, J. Ellard & Co., Columbia st.

London Market, Front st., Wm. B. Townsend prop.

Lord John E., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, Columbia st.

Lund August Oscar, cooper, custom house square, Columbia st.

Maclure Miss S. E., operator Dom, Govt, telegraph office, res.

Columbia st.

MacKintosh S T., manager Dom. Govt telegraph office, res.

Mary st.

Mail Canadiaii Pacific, published weekly, by E. K. Sargison.

Mainland Cigar Factory, Columbia st,, Wm, Tictjen prop.

Mainland Guardian, office Church st., J. K, Suter publisher.

Magnesen A., book-keeper (DeBeck Bros. & Co.), Sapperton.

Major Chas. G., general merchandise, cor. Mary and Columbia.Maloney Henry, ship carpenter, res, Holbrook house, Front st.

Manson Phineas, Jr., cooper, res. Agnes st.

Manson Phineas, Sr., cooper, res. Agnes st. -•. .,

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Marshall R. T., logger, res. Merchants' Exchange. i . ~

Martin Samuel B., res. Columbia st.

Mathers Henry, J. P., capitalist, res. Queen's ave.

Mathers Thos. H., physician and surgeon, office Front st., res. St.

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Mathers Wm. J.,salesman. Front St. ' ^ > * . • .

Maud Fred, painter, res. Telegraph hotel. Front st.

Mayrisch Otto, cigarian artist. Mainland cigar factory, Columbia st.

McAllister Duncan, clerk, Columbia st.

McArthur j. J., engineer (stmr. Wm. Irving). ,;

Mc Bride Arthur H., warden of B. C. penitentiary. yMcBroom David, teamster, res. Lome st.

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McColl A. J, (Corbould & McColl), barrister-at-law, McKenzie st.

McColl Wm., general merchandise, Columbia st.

McCulloch A., sawyer (D. S. Mill Co.)

McDonald JE., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.)

McDonald Bros., groceries and provisions, Columbia st. -

McDonald J. M. (McDonald Bros.), res. Agnes st. ^

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McDonald R. C. (McDonald Bros.), res. Agnes st.

McDonough Chas., general merchandise, Front st.

McDougall Alex. (McD. Bros.), re.s. Arlington hotel, Columbia st.

McDougall Bros., contractors, office Arlington hotel, Columbia .st.

McDougall John (McD. Bros.), res. Holbrook house, Front st.

McFadden W., carpenter, res. N. W.McGlady John, poney saw (D. S. Mill Co.)

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McGuire Dr. J. S., M. D., office Mary st.

Mclnnes John, carpenter, res. Columbia st.

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Mclnnes Dr. Loftus R., physician and surgeon, res. Columbia st.

Mclnncs Senator Thos. R., M. D., physician and surgeon, res.

Mary st.

McKay & Currie, props. Maple Leaf saloon, Columbia st,

McKay John (McKay & Currie), res. Columbia st.

McKenzie N. (snag boat Samp.son), Fraser river.

McKinley VV. S., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.)

McLaughlin I'Vancis C, cigarian artist (Mainland cigar factory),

Columbia st.

McLcarn Ira, carpenter, res. Farmers' Home.McLennan A. D., dairyman, cor. St. Andrews st. and Royal ave.

McLennan Daniel, prop, dairy, cor. St. Andrews st. and Royal ave.

McLeiman Murdock D., gentleman, res. Agnes st.

McLeod Alex., Grotto saloon, cor. Columbia and McKenzie.McLeod & Crawford, props. Grotto saloon, cor. Columbia and

McKenzie.McLeod M. (DeBeck Bros. & Co.), Sappcrton.

McMurphy D., fish cannery, res. Agnes st.

McMurphy John, Jr., carpenter, res. Royal ave.

McMurphy John, Sr., janitor post office building, res. Royal ave.

McNair David, Royal City planing mills, res. cox. Prevost andBegbie.

McXamara James, .Sr., convict guard, N. W. jail.

McNaughten Chas. M., watchmaker and jeweller, Colonial build-

ing, Columbia st.

Mcl'hadden Wm., res. N. W.Mcl'haden D., general grocer, Columbia st.

McPhcrson D., mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

McTiernan Patrick, Indian agent, res. Douglas st.

McVVhinnie Arthur, carriage painter (Johnstone & Smith),

Columbia .st.

Mead Geo., prop, barber shop and baths, Columbia st.

Mechanics' Institute and library, Columbia st.

Melody Anthony, capitalist, res. Front .st.

Merchants' Exchange Hotel, Columbia st, J. Johnson prop.

Merk Henry, barber (Geo. Mead's), Columbia st.

Meyer Frederick H., harness and saddle maker (Douglas &Deighton), Columbia st.

Millard C. T., captain stinr. (jem.

Miller Colonel, teamster (Archie Burns), cor. Cohunbia and Blackie.

Miller David, clerk (Archie Burns), cor. Columbia and Blackie.

Minkey Edward, fashionable tailor, res. Columbia st.

Moon Albert. N. \V. & Port Moody telephone Co., McKenzie st.

Morey IL, compositor (Mainland Guardian), Church st.

Moore Miss Mary, dressmaker, Columbia .st.

Moresby Mrs. A., res. City hotel, Columbia st.

Moresby Wm., jailor, N. VV. jail.

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AGENTS PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

WM. B. TOWNSELND,LONDON MARKET,

FRONT STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.

A Good Assortment of th- Best Meats and Vegetables constantly

on hand, and supplied to customers at moderate prices*

O. E. WOODS. GEORGE TURNER.

WOODS & TURNER,I LAND SURVEYORS,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,INSURANCE AGENTS and

ESTATES MANAGED. CONVEYANCERS.

IFull Lists of Town and Rural Property in all parts of the District.

Land Surveying in all its Branches carefully and accuratelydone. Maps compiled, <fec.

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Gladding, McBean & Co.'s Vitrified Stone Sewer Pipingand Terra'Cotta Chimney Piping.

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Slow Cases i Ofios Mm, Uatlresses, k&ges, Chairs, etc., Xaie to Crier.

PAINTS, OILS, COLORS, CLASS, 000R8, SASH, AC.

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Morgan Alex., prop, barber shop, Columbia st. - •

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Morrison M. (snag boat Samson), Fraser river.

Morrison James, conveyancer and land agent, office McKenzie st.

Morrison W. F., Merchants' Exchange saloon, Columbia st.

Mowatt Thos., supt. Dom. fish hatchery.

Mowatt Max, Dom. fish hatchery.

Munday George, engineer (Brunette saw mills).

Munday Mrs. Jane, washerwoman lunatic asylumMunday Thos., can tester, fi 'i car ?ry.

Munroe A. H., painter (Murray & r'ry), Clarkson st. .

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Murchie David, carpenter, res. Farm.ers' Home.Murchison R. (snag boat Samson), Fraser river.

Murphy W. M., logging camp, res. N. W.Murray Chas., painter (Murray & Fry), res. Eickhofif house, Front st.

Murray & Fry, house, sign and ornamental painters, shop ClarksonSt., near McKenzie.

Murray Wm., butcher (Wm. B. Townsend), Front st.

Nelson Mrs., dressmaker, with Trapp Bros., Columbia st.

Nelson R. P. (Windsor, Nelson & Co.), Columbia st.

New W;. stminster Foundry, Front st., Robt. Law prop.

Nord Frank, painter (Murray & Fry), Clarkson st.

Norman Ben, carpenter (Hoy & Fry), Blackie st.

Noudeau Martin, fisherman, N. W.Occident Hotel, Columbia st, John Austin prop.

O'Conner Peter, fish cannery, Fraser riv'er.

Odin Capt. F., res. Front st.

Odin Miss Mary, res. Front st. . .

O'Halloran James, drayman, Dallas road. ,

Oliver Wm., ship builder, N. W.Ona August, tanner, Sapperton. ,

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Orr James, M. P. P., res. Occident hotel.

Ovens Thos., blacksmithing and machinist, Columbia st. ^ ,

Paco W., mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

Parker Chas., cabinet maker, Columbia st. ,

Parker Wm. (Mainland cigar factory), Columbia st.

Partridge A. R., clerk (Occident hotel), Columbia st.

Patterson Wm. H., laborer, res. Farmers' Home.Pearson Thos. R. & Co., booksellers and stationers, Columbia st.

Pearson T. R. (P. & Co.), res. Agnes st.

Pebbles Peter, carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.)

Peele Adolphus, chemist and druggist, Columbia st.,

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Peers Alex., retired farmer, res. Montreal st.

Penitentiary, Sapperton, near New Westminster. >>

Perry Joseph, fisherman, N. W. .• ' • •

Peters Hanson, mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.) ,• .": .

Peters H. W., machinist (D. S. Mill Co.)

Peters James, machine hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

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Phillips J. E., salesman, res. Agnes st.

Phillips James, superintendent lunatic asylum, res. Agnes st.

Pittendrigh Albert, res. Ince cottage.

Pittendrigh C. E., res. Inco cottage.

Pittendrigh Capt. Geoige, inspector of fisheries and agent Domin-ion savings bank, post office building, res. Pelham st.

Pittendrigh George, Jr., Dominion telegraph office, res. Ince cottage.

Pittendrigh Henry S., Pitt meadow.Plumb & Cleland, prop.s. Eagle hotel, Front st. '

Plumb L. S., prop. Eagle hotel, Front st.

Pooley John (snag boat Samson), Eraser river.

Post Office, cor. Columbia and Mary.Powers John, fisherman, res. FVont st. .

Powers Wm., res.. Front st. , ^

Prengel E., machinist, res. Farmers' Home.Preston Robt, lumberman, res. cor. St. John st, nnd Royal ave.

Prothero W. & Co., furniture and upholsterers, Columbia st.

Public School, cor. Mary st. and Royal ave.

Public Library, Columbia st., opp. Occident hotel, Daniel White-side librarian.

Puetz John, engineer, N. W.Punch James, prop. Merchants' Exchange saloon, Columbia st.

Purdy Wm. D., carpenter, res. cor. Douglas st. and Royal ave.

Rae Jas., engineer (D. S. Mill Co.)

Rae William, dealer in general merchandise, Columbia st.

Rand Bros., real estate brokers, conveyancers anU insurance agents,

cor. Mary and Columbia.Rand E. E. (Rand Bros.), cor. Mary and Columbia. : ':•:.,

Rankin James, fireman (D. S. Mill Co.) " '

Rankin John, prop. Palace hotel. Front st.

Raymond George R., stage driver bet. N. W. and Port Moody,office Wm. R. Townsend, Front st.

Reeves Wm., tinsmith, res. Colonial hotel, t^-' • ' v'

Reid John, blacksmith (Wm. R. Lewis), Columbia st. . • '

Reid John, carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.)

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Rice Wm., porter (Kyle & Tilton), res. Cleveland hotel, Columbia st.

Rickman R. J. (Howse & R.), real estate broker and land surveyor.

Front St.

Riesterer Robert, prop. City brewery, Cunningham st.

Robson Chas. J., clerk (Chas. G. Major), cor. Mary and Columbia.Robson David, editor British Columbian, res. Agnes st.

Robson Hon. John, M. P. P., provincial secretary, minister of minesand minister of finance.

Rogers Mrs, J., res. Crescent.

Rogers Capt. Wm. (stmr. Dunsmuir), bet. N. W. and Nanaimo.Rogers L. (stmr. Dunsmuir), res. Crescent.

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Rogers J. (stmr. Dunsmuir), res. Crescent.

Romero John, mill hand (D. S. Mill Co.) ,.'

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Romycr J.,blacksmith (D. S. Mill Co.)

Ross Bailey, surveyor and immigration agent, res. cor. Ellice st.

and Queen's ave.

Ross John, telegraph operator Dom. telegraph office. •

Ross Mrs. Flora, matron lunatic asylum. '

Rotendale J.,mill hand (D. 3. Mill Co.) ' -

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Rousseau James, dealer in boots and shoes, Columbia st.

Rowan Duncan, engineer, cor. Ellice and Queen's ave.

Rowling Wm. Henry, farmer, North Arm, P. O. address N. W.Roxbury Harry, police officer. New Westminster. i '

Royal City Planing Mills Co. (limited), John Hendry manager.Salmon S., tailoring and repairing, Front st.

Sargison E. K., publisher Mail, res. Agnes st.

Sawyer Frank, cigarian artist (Mainland cigar factory).

Scoullar A. W„ painter, res. N. W.Scoullar E. S. & Co., dealers in stoves and tinware, Columbia st.

Scoullar E. S. (S. & Co.), res. Agnes st. > - ' > ,

Seymour James, mate (stmr. Idaho). '

Shark George, laborer, res. Cleveland hotel, Columbia st.

Sheppard R., carpenter (D. S. Mill Co.) >, , . .

Shiles B. W., carpenter (Hoy & Fry), Blacki'e st.

Sillitoe Acton W., D. D., Rt. Rev. Bishop of N. VV., res. St. Mary'sMount, Sapperton.

Simpson Chas., barber (Alex, Morgan), Columbia st. -; -

Sincerbeau Mrs. Adele, res. cor. Front and Begbie.

Singer F. W,, manager (Van Volkenburgh Bros.), butcher shop,

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Sivewright Mrs. James, wid., res. N. W. „ : - ':<.n -^ n?.

Small G. R., prop, barber shop, Front st.

Smith Arthur, clerk (Chas. G. Major), cor. Mary and Columbia.

Smith Chas. W., carpenter (D, S. Mill Co.)

Smith D. W., teamster (Wm. B. Tov/nsend's livery stable),

Columbia st.

Smith Jas. B., purser (stmr. Wm. Irving), res. Holbrook house.

Smith J. M. (Johnstone & Smith), Pacific carriage works,

Columbia st.

Smith Marcus, C. E., district engineer C. P. Railway office.

Smither Russell, carpenter (R. C. P. Mills).

Speirs & Beaton, blacksmiths, Columbia st. .? ^? ^ ; ;

Speirs James (S. & Beeton), res. Columbia st.

Spencer Wm., shoemaker (Wm. Kells), Columbia st.

Stacey Nicholas, cabinet maker, res. Columbia st.

Staylor Mrs., millinery, Lytton square, Columbia st.

Stehm John, cigarian artist (Mainland cigar factory), Columbia st.,

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Steves W. C. (Steves & Sons), Columbia st.\

Steves W. H. (Steves & Sons), Columbia st. .

Stewart & Cash, props. Gem saloon. Front st.,

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Stirsky Franz, practical watchmaker, Columbia st.

Stoessel Henry, cabinet maker, res. Colonial hotel, Columbia st.

Stone Wm. A., laborer, res. Farmers' Home.Strahan Frank, machine hand (D. S. Mill Co.)

Stramberg H. M., principal high .school, res. cor. Douglas andPclham.

Strang J. F., keeper lunatic asylum, res. Columbia st.

Struselle Henry, carpenter, res. Telegraph hotel. Front st.

Sulley E., blacksmith (Tho.s. Ovens), Columbia st.

Suter J^'mes K., publisher Mainland Guardian, Church st., res.

Armstrong st.

Sutherland Alex., carpenter, Holbrook house. Front st.

Tafifendole James, fisherman for Fulton market, Columbia st.

Taylor J. R., clerk Arlington hotel, Columbia st.

Tearney & Gray, props. Eickhoff billiard parlor. Front St., cor.

Begbie.

Tearney James (T. & Gray), Front St.

Telephone Office, McKenzie st., C. H. Foster manager.Ternan W., carpenter, res. Farmers' home. ^. ; yThomas Robert, dealer in boots and shoes, Columbia st.

Tietjen A. P., cigar maker and packer. Mainland cigar factory,

Columbia st.

Tietjen William, prop. Mainland cigar factory, Columbia st.

Tilley S. T., time-keeper C. P. R.

Tilley Mrs. S. T., res. N. W. • ^ '':^ r " ; /

Tilton Howard (Kyle & Tilton), wholesale grocers and liquor

dealers. Front st.

Tolmie Al. J., manager Holbrook house, Front st, opp. steamboatlanding.

Tolmie Wm., surveyor, res. Holbrook st.

Townsend Wm. B., prop. Townsend's livery stable, Columbia st.,

and meat market. Front st.

Trapp Bros., hardware, dry goods and clothing, Columbia st.

Trapp Samuel, merchant (Trapp Bros.), res. Lome st.

Trapp Thos. John, merchant, res. Columbia st.

Trew Dr. C. Newland, physician and surgeon, office McKenzie st.,

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Tulep Joseph, carpenter (Hoy & Fr>'), Blackie st. 1^^!*"""

Turnbull George, carpenter, res. Columbia st.f

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Turnbull Wm., carpenter, res. Royal ave.

Turner George (Woods & Turner), land surveyors, ;ca. Cunning-ham St. , .

Turner D. G., glazier and painter, D. S. Mill Co. ' ' '

Turner J. J.,farmer, res. Carnarvon st ,

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Union Hotel, Columbia st., J no. Cartwrlght prop. '

Uren John, photographer, Columbia st.

VanVolkenburgh & Bros., wholesale and retail butchers. Front st.

Vienna Wm. (A. Gregory & Co.), pioneer fish and game store,

Front St.

Wadhams E. B., res. Front St.

Wales George, plasterer, res. Colonial hotel.

Wallen Walter, mate stmr. Wm. Irving.

Waller William, cigar maker (Mainland factory). ' «

Walsh Miss Catherine, seamstress, res. Albert crescent. ^ >

Walsh Herbert, tailor, Columbia st.

Walsh John, merchant tailor, Columbia st.

Walsh Thomas, cailor, Columbia st. - '

Ward Elbridge, capitalist, res. Front st. . .\

Warner R., teamster, Blackie St.

Warwick Charles, government agent, office Provost st. ' "•

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Warwick George, res. New Westminster.

Watson Alfonzo D., coffee house. Front st, res. North arm.

Watson Rev. C, pastor Methodist church, N. W.Watson W. J., sash and door dept. D. S. Mill Co,

Webb Samuel H., gunsmith and variety store, Columbia st.

Webster George C, J. P., Dom. Saw Mill Co., res. Richard st.

Webster James K., clerk, res. Columbia st.

Webster John A., res. Columbia st. . ,.- -

Weldon P. C, mill hand, D. S. Mill Co,

Welsh Dr. F., dentist, over D. S. Curtis & Co.'s, Columbia st.

Welsh J., mill hand, D. S. Mill Co. .;^ } - •

Wert J, H. (Kyle & Tilton), Front st. ...Westmorland Robt., sand-heads light, Fraser river. »

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Whipple Thos. L., mill hand, res. Agnes st.^*

White N. A., clothing, gents' furnishing goods, Columbia st.

Whiteside Daniel, librarian, public library, Columbia st.

Wiggins John, police officer, N. W. ''

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Wilcox Harry, employ N. W. soda works, Columbia st.

Wilcox S. (Huson & Wilcox), N. W. soda works, Columbia st.

Williams S., agent for Wm. T. Coleman & Co., San Francisco, andmanager B. C. Packing Co., res. N. W,

Willie Louis, bakery and general merchandise, Front st.

Wilman Robt, mill hand, D. S. Mill Co.

Wilmot E. A., engineer-in-charge C. P. R. office.

Wilson Chas., manager Colonial hotel, Columbia st

Wilson D., principal boys* school, res. Mary st

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Wilson James, supt. Dom, telegraph and signal service, office

post office building, res, Agnes st.

Windsor C. S. (W, Nelson & Co.), Fulton market, Columbia St.,

near Bcgbie.

Windsor, Nelson & Co., props. Fulton market.

Wintemute Alfred B., carpenter, res. Pelham st.

Wintemute Bros., props, furniture and cabinet factory, Lyttonsquare, Columbia st.

Wintemute John (W. Bros.), res. Pelham st.

Wintemute Joseph, carpenter, re.s. Pelham st.

Wintemute Robt. (W. Bros.), res. Agnes st.

Wise James, dealer in general mtrchandise. Front st.

Wise Mrs. James, millinery, Front st.

Wise Joseph, wood merchant and stage line, office Front st.

Wise Joseph M., wood and coal dealer, res. Ferris st.

Wood A., carpenter, D. S. Mil' Co.

Woods & Turner, real estate agents and land surveyors, Columbiastreet.

Woods Charles E. (Woods & Turner), land surveyor, res. Black-

wood St.

Woods Wm., carpenter, res. Occident hotel, Columbia st.

Woods Ven. C. T., archdeacon of Columbia, res. Blackwood st.

Worth James, ship builder, res. N. WWright & Brown, props. London arms billiard saloon, cor. Colum-

bia and McKenzie sts.

Wright Benjamin (W. and Brown), London arms saloon, Colum-bia St.

Wroden Joseph, clerk, Eickhofif house, cor. Columbia and Begbie sts.

Yerxa A. A., stage driver bet. N, W. and Hastings.

Young Henry, keeper lunatic asylum. New Westminster,

CHINESE DIRECTORY.

Chong Mo or Wo, Chinese groceries, Front st. ;'

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Hop Lee, washing and ironing. Front St.

Kumg Chong, Chinese butcher. Front st.

Kwong Hop, prop. O. K. restaurant. Front st

Kwong Joy & Co., groceries and dry goods. Front st.

Kwong On Lung, Chinese groceries. Front st ^

Ming Chong, washing and ironing. Front st. '

Tim Kee, merchant tailor. Front st.

Whing Chong, washing and ironing, Columbia st.

Whong Goon, Chinese merchandise, Front st.

Wing Lung & Co., Chinese provisions. Front st.

Yee Chong Jarn, Chinese merchandise. Front st.

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New Westminster City Municipal Government.

1885.Mayor.—Pobert Dickinson. A. J. Alport, City Clerk. Councillors. -R. W.

Deane, John rierdry, J. A. Calbick, B, VV. Shiles, J. E. Lord, B. Douglas, Henry

Elliott. Cash receipts for the year 1884, $18,998.38. Expenditure. $18,753.95.

Total assessed value of real estate, with improvements, for 1884, $589,950.

Fire Department.

OPFiCERii.—Wm, McColl, chief engineer; John Walsh, assistant engineer; John

Reid, captain; P. Homer, 1st lieutenant; J, Kelly, 2nd lieutenant; John McMurphy,Sr., secretary and steward. Organized 1861. EhctH>na yearly,

List of Ex-Chief Engineers,— 1, Frank G, Richards; 2, R<.tbt, McLeese; 3,

Louis Hoyt; 4, J. T. Scott; 5, W. Johnson; 6, J. A. AVebster; 7, J, C, Armstrong;

8, A. Peele; 9, T, Walsh; 10, R, B, Kelly; U, R. B. Kelly; 12, Wm. McColl; 13,

Wm. McColl,

Incorporated Companies,

NEW WESTMINSTER AND PORT MOODY TELEPHONE CO. (LIMITED).Officers.—Benjamin Douglas, president; Chas. Foster, secretary and treasurer.

It is the intentioc of tlus company tc> extend their lines tu Granville and the entire

Inlet in the near future.

ROYAL COLUMBIA HOSPITAL.Medical ofiScer, Dr, R. I, Bentley; steward, Chas. Digby,

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Societies,

NEW WESTMINSTER UNION LODGE NO. 9—A, F. & A. M,Officers.—J. C. Hughes, W, M.; W. A. Duncan, S. W.; J. D. Rae, J. W.; B.

Douglas, treasurer; D. Wilson, secretary; T. Mowatt, S. D.; P. Grant, J. D.; J.

McRoberts, tyler.

NEW WESTMINSTER LODGE NO. 3—1. 0. O. F.

Officers.—Wm, McCoU, J, P. G.; R. H. Baker, N. G.; A. McCorvie, V. G.;P. J. Foulds, secretary; B. W. Shiles, treasurer; W. S. McKinley, waixlen; D. J.

Munn, conductor; W, H. Edwards, I. G.

ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Officers.—W, D. Ferris, president; Zed S. Hall, vice president; Thos. 'frapp,

treasurer; W. H, Falding, secretary; Mr. Shadwell, marshal!. • . ,^. •';c

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.Officers.—J. Kelly, C. R.; J. McMurpby, Jr., S. C. R.; P. Jaokman, Jr., sec-

retary; L. Grimmer, treasurer; P. Jackman, Sr., senior warden; G. Hall, juniorwarden; J. Rawluison, 8«:iior beadle; D. McMurphy, junior beadle; A. Coutts, P.

Jackman, Sr., W. N. Bole, trustees.

A. 0. U. W.Officers. —Gustav Leiser, J. P. M. W.; H. Hoy, M. W.; Jas. Laidlaw, G. F.;

0. H. Singer, overseer; E. A. Jenns, recorder; D. McPhaden, financier; C. M.MoNaughten, receiver; P. Fry, guide; Geo. Mead, I. W. ; Alex. Ewen, 0. W.

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Accountants.

WOODS A TURNER, Columbia at.

Amusements.Skiitlng Rink, Columbia st.

Architects.

Kennedy James, Columbia st.

(See also Contractors.)

Attorneys. -/ •.

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Auctioneers.

Edmonds H. V., Columbia st.

Goldstone J., Front st.

Morrison James. McKenzle st.

TRAPP BROS, Columbia St. ,.

liakeries.

Diebel A, Front St.

Harvey Mrs M, Columbia st.

Kelly Bros, Columbia st.

Kimble F, Columbia St.

Willie Louis, Columbia St.,

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Banks.

Bank of BC, Columbia St.^

Havings Bank, T)om, Postofflce building.

Boarding Houses.

Holmes Mrs Wm, Mary st.

Baths.

Mead Geo, Columbia st.

Morgan A, Columbia st.

Small G R, Front st.

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Billiard Saloons.

Colonial, Columbia st.

Canadian, Columbia St.

The Eickhofl; Front st.

Maple liCaf, Columbia st.

London Arms, cor. Columbia & McKenalePioneer, Front st.

Blacksmiths.

Blackie Walter, Columbia st.

Lewis W R, Columbia st.

Ovens T, Columbia st.

Spelrs & Beaton, Columbia st.

Barristers at Law.Atkinson T C, Columbia st.

Bole W Norman, Columbia si.

Corbould A McCoU, McKenzle st.

Boot and Shoe Makers.DEVOY JOHN, Front St.

Johnson Wm, Columbia St.

Kells Henry, Columbia st.

Rousseau James, Columbia st.

THOMAS ROBERT, Columbia st.

Breweries.

Relsterer Robt, Columbia st.

Kehoe H & Co, Sapperton.

Butchers.

Dickinson Robert, Columbia st.

TOWNSEND WM B, Front st.

VanVolken burgh Bros, Front st.

"' Canneries.

B. C. PACKING CO, Annlevllle.Ewen & Co, Front st.

Laldlaw & Co, Sapperton.Quoquitlam, Quoquitlam.

Carriage & Wagon Makers.

Johnstone & Smith, ccr Columbia & Begbie

Cigar Factory.

The Mainland Cigar Factory, Columbia st.

Contractors & Builders.

Calblck J A, Columbia st.

Hoy & Fry, Columbia st.

Jullen E P, Columbia St.

McDongall Bros., Columbia st.

McKay Thomas, Columbia St. •

Turnbull Wm, Columbia st.

Turnbull Jas, Columbia st.

Clothing and Dry Goods.Cunningham J A Co, Columbia st.

EickhoffFred, Front st.

EickhofT H, Columbia st.

Ellard Jas A Co, Columbia St. ,

Gold Emma. Columbia st.

Gold Lf'Uls, Columbia st.

Lelser G, Columbia st.

Major C G, Columbia St. ' •

McCOLL WM, Columbia St.

McDonough Chas, Front st.

RAE WM, Columbia U.TRAPP BROS, Columbia st.

White N A, Columbia st.

Wise Jas, Front st.

Coal and Wood Dealers.

Elliott H, Columbia st.

Wise J M, Columbia st.

Colleges.

(See Schools.)

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New Westminster, British Columbia,

THE COLUMBIAN IS PUBLISHED EVERY

ÂÊDNESDAY | SATURDAY MORNINGAnd mailed to Subscribers anywhere in Canada, the United States and Great

Britain for $3 a year. Delivered by Carriers in the City for $1

per quarter.

The (,'omimbian has been onlaixeil to 1132-0011111111 newspaper, contnlns the latesttelegrams, loenl and provincial news, and corresnondenee from all parts of the

country. In polities It Is absolutely INPKFENDENT. It in ti nrwupipcrIn the unqualified sense, and not the organ (<f any party or sect.

The Columbian lias a larger circulation than any other newspaper on the Mainlandof British Columbia, and Is, therefore, the best advertising medium.

The Columbian Printing Establishment is provided with 3 Power Presses, oper-ated by steam, and undertakes every ileserlptlon of Book and .loll I rintlng. It

has also a first •cla>8 Huling Machine, and a !>(tereot\plns; Outfit, and cando all kinds of special ruling. A trial order itollcited.

D. ROBSON & CO., Proprietors.

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Candies & Confectionery.

Banga .1, Front st.

BotiNon H W, Columbia St.

Bradbury E, rolumblast. ;

Outmann A, Columbia st.

Qowtiy J, Custom house square.Ross M, Mary st.

Conveyancers.Bole W Norman, Columbia 3t,

Corboulcl Oordon E, McKeiizle st.

Edmonds H V.Columbia st.

Faldlnj; W H, IWcKcnzle st.

FERUIH W D, Columbia st.

Hughes A Atkinson, Columbia st.Morrison James, McKenzle st.

WOODS & TURNER, Columbia St.

Coopers.

Lund A O, Columbia st.

Dairymen.McLennan Daniel, El lice st.McRoberts Hugh, JFerrls st.

Dentist.

Welsh Dr. F, Columbia st.

Draymen.Collins P. Agnes st.

Elnkhoir B, Columbia stO'Holleran James, Dallas st.

Dressmakers.

EI lard James & Co, Columbia st.

Staylor Mrs, Columbia st.

TRAPP BROS, Columbia st.

Wise Mi-8, Front 8t.

Druggs and Medicines.

COULTER A CO, Oo) .imbla St.

CurtlsSD A Co, Columbia St. '.

Herring A M, C'>Iuribla St.

Peele Adolphus, Columbia st.

Engineers—Civil.

Hunter J, Agnes st.

WOODS A TURNER, Columbia st.

Ferry.

FOR BROWNVILLE, foot of Mary st

Fish Markets.

Gregory A Co, Front st.

The Fulton Market, Columbia st.

Foundry.LAW R, Front st.

Furniture.

Bunte John Q, Columbia st.

Iiord John E, Columbia st.

I'ROTHERO W A CO, Columbia st.

stacey John, Columbia st.

Wlntemute Bros, Columbia at

Groceries.Burns Archie, Columbia st.

Cunningham James A Co, Columbia stDurey E F, Columbia stElckhofT Henry, Columbia stElokhoir BYed, Front stGold Emma, Columbia stGold Louis, Columbia st.

Leiser G, Columbia st.

Mnlor Chas O, Columbia St.

McDonald Bros. Columbia st.

McDonough Chas, Front si.

MrCOLL WM, Columbia stRAE WM, Columbia stSteves M A Sons, Columbia stWllllo Louis, Front stWise James, Front st.

Guns and Sporting Materials.Webb 8 H, Columbia st.

Hairdressers.Mead Geo, Columbia st.

Morgan A, Cuiumbla St.

Small G R, Front st

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Hardware.Cunningham .lames A Co, Columbia st.

SCOULLAK A CO, Columbia stTRAPP BROS, Columbia st

Harness and Saddlery.Douglas A Delghton, Columbia st.

Hay and Grain."HOMER JAR, Front st.

Hospital.ROYAL COLUMBIA, Agnes st

Hotels.American Columbia stArlington, Columbia St.COLONIAL, Columbia stCity, Columbia stCleveland House, custom house square.Eagle, Front stFARMER.S' HUME. Churoh stHOLBROOK HOU.SE, Front St.

M'Tchant, Columbia St. ''

Occident, Columbia stPalace, Front st.

Telegraph, Front st.

Union, Columbia st.

Insurance Agents. •

Armstrong W J, Front stCunningham James, Columbia stKeary W H. Columbia «t.

PEAttSON T R A CO, Columbia stRand Bros, Columbia stWOODS A TURNER, Columbia st.

Library.MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, Columbia st

Liquors—Wholesale.Brown E A Co, Columbia stChlsholm D, Front st.

Kyle A Tllton, Front st

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Liquors—Retail.

Austin Juhii, Columbia st.

Bonier J, Front st.

CiirapboU Robt, Columbia St. r

Carfwrlght .lohn, Columbia 8t.

Chlsholm I), Front 8t,

Clark OeorKP, custom house square.DagRi'tt'H, Columbia st.

Hamilton Wm, (Columbia St. '-/

HOLBUOOK, Front st.

IN8LEY J E, Columbia stKnevett De Knovett J 8, Columbia st.

Mo.Kay & Currie, Columbia st.

McLcod A Crawford, Columbia st.

Merchants' Exchange, Columbia st.

Plumb & Cleland, Front st.

Rankin John, Front st.

•Stewart A Cash. Front st.

Tearncy A Gray, Front st. ' •

Telegraph Hotel, Front st.

WRIOHT & BROWN, Columbia st.

Mills—Planing.

ROYAL CITY, Richard stDOMINION, Richard st

Mills—Saw.BRUNETTE, Sapperton.

News Agents and Booksellers,

Hall Zed S, Columbia stPEARSON T R & CO, Columbia st

Newspapers.

BRITISH COIiUMDIAN,offlce Columbia 8tCanadian Pacifle Mail, office Agnes stMAINLAND GUARDIAN, Columbia st

Nurseries.

Clarkson Wm, Pelham st. '

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Oyster Saloons.Hamilton Wm, Columbia st.

The Grotto, McKensiie st.

Painters.

Grimmer L A J, Blackie stMurray A Fry, NfcKenzle st

Photographers.Browne J L, Columbia st.

Uren John, Columbia st.

'Physicians & Surgeons.Bentley Dr R I, Columbia stClarke Dr S, ColumbiH stCooper Dr H M, Church st.

Garrow Dr John, Columbia stLangis Dr H E, Colonial building.Mathers Dr Thos H, Front stMcGulre Dr J H, Mary stMolnnes Dr Thomas R, Mary stMclnnes Dr Loftus R, Columbia stTrew Dr C Newland, McKenzie st.

Real Estate Agents.Bole W Norman.'.'Columbla St.

Edmonds H V, Columbia st.

FERRIS W D, MoKenziest

Howse A Rlokman, Front st.

Hughes A Atkinson, Front stMorrison James, McKenzie st.

RAND BRU.S, Columbia stWOODS A TURNER, Columbia st

Restaurants.

Dlebel A, Front st.

Hamilton Wm, Columbia st.

The Grotto, McKenzie stHolt E F, Jr, Front st i

Schools.

Columbia College for Girls, Blackwood st.High School, Mary stIjorne College for Boys, Sapperton.Public, Mary St.

8t Ann's Conventfor girls, AlbertCrescentSt Louis College for boys, Blackwood st.

Sheriff.

ArmstrongW J, Mary st.

Soda Water Manufacturer.Huson A Wilcox, Columbia st

Stables—Livery.

French W J, Coi.imbia st.

IjOwIn W H, Columbia st.

TOWNSEND WM B, Columbia st

Stationers.

Hall Zed S, Columbia stPEARSON T R A CO, Columbia st

Stoves and Tinware.Cunningham J, Columbia stSCOULLAR A CO, Columbia st

Tannery.

Rousseau Jas, Sapperton.

Tailors.

ELSON WM, Columbia stTRAPP BROS, Columbia stWalsh John, Columbia st.

\ s lit ^v Undertaker.

Bunte John G, Columbia st.

Watchmakers and Jewellers.

McNAUGHTEN C M, Columbia stSTIRSKY FRANZ, Columbia st

Wharves.C P N Co. '8, Front stEwen A Co, Front st.

Hennessy J W, Front st.

McDonough Chas, Front st.

TOWNSEND WM B, Front st

Wholesale, Shipping and Com-mission Merchants.

HOMER A SON, Front stKyle A Tllton, Front st

triR.T. WILLIAJVIS,

Book<Blnder,and Blank Book ManafactorerBROAD STREET, VICTORIA.

For Mervousness & Dyspepsia,

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PORT MOODY.Port Moody at present consists of about 75 buildings, many of them large and

substantial including five hotels and a number of general stores, kc. Its population

is about 250. It was declared by the Dominion government as the permanent ter-

minal point on the Pacific coast for the greatest railway system in America. In view

of this decision the interest in Port Moody has steadily increased, and the near com-

pletion of the railway has created a desire in the public mind fcr more information

concerning the site and surroundings of what must undoubtedly become in the near

future a great commercial and manufacturing center. Its waters are navigable

throughout for shipping of the largest tonnage; good anchorage, with perfect

immunity from storms. The Coquitlam River is four miles distance, from which can

be brought a supply of the finest mountain water; and in fact nature has provided

Port Moody with every natural convenience essential to the growth of a large city.

The distance from Port Moody to New Westminster is six miles, and one hundred

and five miles to Victoria city.

On Wednesday, Jan. 2.Srd, 1884, the first through train to Yale left Port Moody.

It has telegraphic and telephone communication with New Westminster, and there

can be no doubt that when the Canadian Pacific Railway is completed the rapid

growth of the terminal city will be something unparalleled in the history of the

Dominion of Canada.

PORT MOODY DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address

Annand Alex., carpenter, res.

Clarke st.

Annand George, prop. Pacific

hotel, Clarke st.

Arbuckle J., farmer.

Armstrong A. J., Port Moody.Buie John, squatter.

Burr Joseph B. (Armstrong & B.),

res. N. W.Butchart Bruce, employ Dom.

government, res. depot.

Butchart George, J. P., res. opp.

Port Moody.Clarke James A., real estate

owner, cor. Clarke & Douglas.

Clifton Chas., employ C. P. R.

Cummings Henry S., res. Elgin

house.

Conner Sam, manager stage line,

res. Elgin hotel.

Coon C. E., druggist and chem-ist, Clarke st.

Cushing Peter, C. P. R., darkest.

Port Moody.)

C. P. R. Terminus Stage Line,office Caledonia hotel.

Elgin House, foot of Elgin st,

Wm. A. Insley prop.

Fales & Co , general dealers,

Clarke st.

Fales W. E. (Fales & Co.), res.

Clarke st.

Frame H., employ C. P. R.,

Foster Chas. (Weeks & F.), res.

N. W.Fromme M., contractor, res. Cale-

donia hotel, Murray st.

Eraser John S., contractor.

Eraser Norman, contractor,

Eraser Robert, manager Pmeat market, Murray st.

Gilbert A. W., real estate owner,res. Elgin st.

Grant D. B., gen. merchandise.Queen's st.

Greig W. R., house and sign

painter, Clarke st.

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office Murray st.

Heslop M., M. D., Pioneer drugstore, Murray st.

Hill A. J., C. E., governmentengineer in charge.

Howay Miss Alice, school teach-

er, res. Clarke st.

Hunter J. H. (Fales & Co.), res.

Clarke st.

Insley Wm. A., prop. Elginhouse, foot of Elgin st.

Johnston J., prop. Johnston hotel,

North road.

Jones J, J., engineer, Port MoodyKelly R. B., prop. Caledonia

hotel, cor. Murray and Queen.Knight Martin, contractor.Clarke

street.

Lemont H., prop, restaurant.

Queen st.

Lewis Geo., agent R. C. P. mills,

office foot of Douglas st.

Little W. B., saw mill.

Lloyd Willie, clerk, Elgin house.

Logan F. B., manager Port

Moody Gazette.

Lundbom A. W., retired frombusiness, res. Douglas st.

Madill D. A., prop. City bakery,

Clarke st.

McLaughlin George, carpenter,

Clarke st.

McLean Wm., real estate agent,

res. Murray st.

McGregor D., manager Port

Moody hotel, N. road.

McRae A., real estate owner.

Meek John S., barrister-at-law,

Mennie Alex., contractor, res.

Clarke st.

Murchie D., general merchan-dise, Clarke st.

Murray John, Jr., prop. Port

Moody market, Muniy st.

Murray John, Sr., real estate

owner, res. Rocky Point.

Nelson F. F., general merchan-dise, Murray st.

Noon A., carpenter, Clarke st.

Odin Capt. George, prop. Odinhotel, Clarke st.

Payne Thos., assistant constable.

Pogue L., saddle and harness

maker, Clarke st.

Pogue T. J., contractor, Clarke st.

Port Moody Gazette, office ad-

joining Elgin house, F. B.

Logan manager.Post Office, Queen's st., D. B.

Grant postmaster.

Public School, Clarke st. MissAlice Howay teacher.

Raymond Geo. R., manager C.

P. R. terminus stage line.

Ross R. W., manager Johnstonhotel, N. road.

Scott J. R., clerk Caledoniahotel, Murray st.

Scott J. T., manager Caledoniahotel, Murray st.

Shannon D., laborer, res. First st.

Sharpe E. A., constable anddeputy sheriff, res. Murray st

Tays Alex., teamster, Clarke st.

Telephone Office, Douglas st.

Thain E. J., employ C. P. R., res.

Clarke st.

Thompson George, real estate

owner, res. Ottawa st.

Tiffin John B., prop. Port Moodyshingle and saw mill, opp. R.

R. wharf.

Weeks & Foster, real estate

agents, office Douglas st.

Weeks Wm. W. (W. & Foster),

res. Douglas st.

White W. C., Pioneer shoe store,

Queen st.

Williams A., carpenter and bnild-

er, Clarke st.

Williams C, general merchan-dise, Clarke st.

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Foundry | Machine ShopROBERT LAW, PROPRIETOR,

MANUFACTURER OF

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ALL ORDERS FROM THE UPPER COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Front Street, - New Westminster, B. C.

W. D. RRRRIS,CONVEYANCER,

HOUSE, UNO, COURT AND GENERAL AGENT,

COLLECTOR OF RENTS AND DEBTS.

Agent for the Travellers' Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn. I

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FRANZ ©TIRSKY,PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,

Columbia Street, New Westminster, B, C.

All work carefully executed in a first-class style and

perfect workmanship guaranteed.

"TERMINUS STAGE LINE."

NEW WESTMINSTER AND PORT MOODY,WM. B. TOWNSEND, PROPRIETOR.

Stages connect with Trains and Steamboatsto and from each point.

C:^ Uftieral Teaming. Extra Rigs and Saddle Horses for Hire.'^S

LIVERY STABLES J COLUMBIA STREET, FOOT OF DOUGLAS.

All Orders left at the London Ma.ket promptly attended to.

GRANVILLE HOTELGranville, Burrard Inlet.

Newly Built and Newly Furnished, Largeand Commodious.

@^ONE OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE MAINLAND, ••?^

a Commands an unbroken view of the magnificent sheet of water- known as Coal Harbor, the future terminus of the

Canadian Pacific Railway.

SUITS OF ROOMS FOR FAMILIES.

Visitors and Tourists will find it a quiet and pleasant resting place.

The scale of charges will be found to be strictly moderate.

Good stabling on the premises.

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Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Pouches, Ammunition, PlatedWare, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Fishing Tackle

of all kinds.

FORT STREET, NEAR ROVERNMENT, "CrXOrrOXCXJl^, 33. CRepairing of Every Description Neatly Executed.

JOHN WEILER,

Upholsterer I Paperlianger,IMI'OHTKH AMI DKAI.KK IN

Furniture, Oil Cloth, Carpets, Wall Paper.

Mattinq, Cornices, Winuow-Blinqs. &c.

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LIVERY AND SALES STABLE,Panflora Street, 0pp. Broai,

VICTORIA B.C.

Carriages, Saills Horses and Suj^es

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Try HENLEY''s Celery, Beef »»» IronBURRARD INLET DIRECTORY. »73

GRANVILLETh flituated at Coal Harbor, on the south Bide of the Inlet. It is a buHy little town,

containing a nuinl>er of general storea, three comfortable hotelH, churchuR, telegraph

office, kc, ka. Two good stage roads connect this place with Hastings and NewWestminster, wliile its water communication to Moodyville and other points on tiie

Inlet is supplied by steam ferry. It is the center of the great lumber district which

produces the supply for Hastings Mills, and absorbs nearly all the trade of the

numerous logging camps situated on English liay and the North Arm of Fraser

river. It has a daily line of stages to Hastings and New Westminster, its distance

from the latter place lieing twelve miles.

Since the publication of the last directory, two years ago, an unexpected turn in

the wheel of fortune has taken place. Negotiations to locate the terminus of the

Canadi.\n Pacific liailway at Coal Harl>or appears to have at once dispelled the clouds

of uncertainty which for the last two years has hovered over terminal matters, and

turned tl>e attention of capitalists to Coal Harlwr, and also made (Jranville the most

important \yovat in British Columbia. Situated on a l^autiful level stretch of land,

which fronts on the south and west on False Creek aud English Bay, and on the

north on Coal Harbor, and without those unsightly hills which are to l)e met with

farther up the Inlet, it has not only room enough for a city such as nmst necessarily

spring up round the terminus of our transcontinental line, but is perhaps the only

point on Burrard Inlet offering the same fbcilities for the building of such a

metropolis.

GRANVILLE DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address Granville or Hastings.)

AUatt P'rederick, carpenter.

Ablott Wm., fisherman.

Alexander Richard H., managerHastings saw mill.

Alvord Lester K., lumberman.Baker John, lumberman.Bamford Albert, carpenter.

Beady John, teamster.

Black George, prop. Granville

market.

Blair E, A., prop. Terminussaloon, Granville.

Boyce Edward, longshoreman.Boys Edward, stevedore.

Brown James, engineer.

Burgess F., logger, Point Grey.

Burns John, logger, Fraser river.

Burno John, farmer, English Bay.

Butler Wm., longshoremanByrnes J., miUmajn, Hastingssaw mill.

Chick Henry, lumber marker.Caldwell Charles, foreman Hast-

ings mill.

Coleman E. H., barber shop,

Granville.

Conliff F., logger, Fraser river.

Connor G., logger, Point Grey.

Cordevir P.. tallyman, Hastingsmill.

Cote Francois, millman, Hast-ings mill.

Gushing G., logger, Fraser river.

Decouver J., logger, Point Grey.Defo Gordon, logger, Fraser river.

Desbin Louis, logger, Fraser river.

Ditcham Rev. George, pastor St.

James church.

Doyl John, teamster, Fraser river.

Doyle Michael, logger, Fraserriver.

Dunn C. F., logger, Fraser river.

San Francisofl GbroniGle, the leading Ym of tlie Coast.

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Edwards H. J., telegraph opera-

tor.

Fillebrown & Blair, props. Gran-ville and N, W. stage line.

Fillebrown Palmer, driver andmanager N. W. and B. I. stage

line.

Fisher Thomas, lumberman.Fraser Angus C, salmon canncr.

Fraser Frank, logger,

Fraser S., stevedore.

Frost H. T., millman, Hastingsmill.

Furry Ira, prop, logging camp,Point Grey.

Gagnon F., millman.

Gearsau Theo., cook, Fraser river.

Gilly Walter, logger.

Gold E., general merchandise.

Gonslves Goye, fi.sherman, Eng-lish Bay.

Gordt Peter, logger, Fraser river.

Gragada Antonio, millman, Hast-ings mill.

Graham Wm. D., fisherman.

Gray John, bar tender, Deightonhotel.

Gregory George, clerk, Hastingsmill.

Griffiths Joseph, gentleman.

Gin Tei Hing, groceries.

Hall Wm., millman, Hastingsmill.

Halfpenny John, logger, Point

Grey.

Hansen M., millman, Hastings

mill.

Harper John, logger.

Hogan James, fisherman.

Holden Henry, butcher.

Hurst John, logger, Fraser river.

Janes Thos.,butcher (Geo. Black),

Granville.

Johns I., collector of customs.

Johnson Alex., prop. Deightonhotel.

Johnson W. H., millman.Kearns George, fisherman.

King Fred, logger.

LatmoreJ.,

logger, Fraser river.

Lord Chas. R., B. I. fishing Co.

LordWm. R.,engineer,str.Emma.Mannion Joseph, prop. Gran-

ville hotel.

May Anthony, Point Grey.McArthur Angus, Fraser river.

Mc Bride F., logger, Fraser river.

McCartney A. E., engineer, Hast-ings mill.

Mclnnis J. R., prop. Sunnysidehotel.

Mclver Kenneth, logger.

McKellus Wm., logger.

McKendry Edward, .shoemaker.

McNaughton Donald, clerl .Gran-ville n:. jl.

Merrifield Alex., millman.Miller Jonathan, constable, B. I.

Morrison Angus, fisherman.

Morrison John, logger.

Morrison Wm., logger.

Moray Frank, logger.

Muir Andrew C., B. A., barris-

ter, solictor, &c.

Mullen P., millman.Nahn Chas., millman.Nahn John, millman.

Nahn Leon, millman.Nillson Auguste, millman.Olton Joseph, millwright.

Ostrander Rachef, harness andsaddle maker.

Owen John, logger. Point Grey.Payne C. J., logger, Fra.ser river.

Pla.it Peter, logger.

Pleace Alfred, clerk.

Preston George, teamster, PointGrey.

Raider August, logger, PointGrey.

Ridley A. H., millman.Robertson John A., wine and

spirit merchant.

DlfÊCTOF^Y OF BRSTISjH COIoUJVIBI/t, 1884-85. Pf^lCE, $1.60.R. T. Wtr.MAMB, PubUMher. Wm. Wolz, Compllar.

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Russell B., logger, Praser river,

Serosco Antonie, fisherman.

Simpson C, post master, Hast-ings saw mill, Granville.

Sinclair Geo. A., telegraph opera-

tor, Granville.

Soule VVm. Henry, stevedore.

Smith Duncan, logger, Frascr

river.

Smith John, logger. Point Grey.

Smith Louis, sailmaker.

Smith Peter, fisherman.

Smith R., millman.

Spratt Joseph, prop. B, I. fishing

Co. cannery.

Stevens Albert, longshoreman.

Oscar, logger, F"raserStevens

river.

Stevensriver.

Sullivan C.clerk (A.W.Sullivan)

Peter, logger, Fraser

Sullivan Arthur W., general

merchandise.

Thomas John, farmer.

Thompson Louis, logger, HoweSound.

Thompson Rev. C. L., pastor

Methodist church.

Toulsaint M., millman.Umlah Ben, logger, Point Grey.

Watson George, logger, Fraser

river.

Webb F., millman, Hastings mill.

Whipple Thos., longshoremai.W^horton Wm., butcher.

Willard Alonzo, logger, Fraserriver.

Woodward Wm., logger. Point

Grey.

Wah Chong, wash house andgeneral merchandise.

Yune Chong, washing.

Hot Sulphur Springs

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Temperature, 164 degrees.Sulphureted Hydrogen,Sulphate of Sodium,

" Calcium," Magnesia,

Chloride Sodium," Potassium,

Alumina,Silicia.

One Wine Gallon contains 89^ grs. Solii Matter.

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MOODYVILLEIs situated on the north shore of the Inlet, distant from Granville about two miles.

It has a population of about two hundred and fifty, chiefly officers and employees of

the Moodyville Sawmill Co., which extensive establishment occupies a site on the

water's front near the center of the town. Moodyville lias its churches, commonschool, well-kept reading room, and a Prst-class hotel. It is also the head quarters

for the two steam ferry boats which constantly ply to all points on the Inlet.

MOODYVILLE DIRECTORY.'

. (P. O. Address Moodyville.)

Aall Sigward, millman.

Allen Patrick A., blacksmith.

Anderson Ben, logger.

Ashton Thomas, longshoreman.

Brantlecht Herman, clerk.

Brown Jottn, millman.

Baxter Patrick, logger. •• -

Baird Robert, logger.

Backmann Andrew, logger.

Backmann John, logger.

Card D. W., saw filer.

Costello Joseph, logger.

Campbell John, millman.

Cadwallader Ewan, millwright.

Cadwallader H., millma'^-.

Crook Louis, fireman.

Cheek Henry, tallyman.

Collis Walter, longshoreman.

Conners Pat, logger.

Decker Stephen, logger.

Dirleen Wm., logger.

Drake John, millman.

Doyer John, teamster. •

Dorr D., logger,"^

Eaton Wm., logger.

Eggir Wm., logger.

Ervvin Walter, light house keeper.

Elliott John, logger.

Ferris Charles, logger. '^

Fisher J. A., logger. "

Forbes Thos. D., carpenter.

Gallagher James, logger.

Guerin Ed., logger.

Guntre A., logger.

Goddrn Henry, long.shoreman.

Griffin Wm., longshoreman.Green Wm., millman.Hancock John, famtr, NorthArm.

Harbell Oliver G., taii_>inan.

Harmon J. L., logger.

Higgmann Thos., farmer.

Hodgson Richard, engineer.

Hollander Samuel, millman.Haggman Charles, millman.Hannon Thomas, logger.

Irvine Christopher, millman.

Johnston John, logger,

Kelly Phillip, logger.

King Alfred C. N., clerk.

Kinkade Thos., fisherman.

Kennedy Daniel, engineer, str.

Etta White.Kelloway Henry, millman.Lenwark John, millman.Little Joseph, lawyer.

Lareau Noell, logger.

Labelle Thos., logger.

Milligan D. S., post master andstore keeper.

Miller Frederick, clerk.

Mahlmam H., steward.

Merritt Joseph, saw filer.

Merritt Wm., teamster.

Munden Henry, millman.Melmouth Robt, lumber n^ j-ker.

Morrin Nelson, logger.

Malcom John, logger.

McCullum Angus, logger.

McCormick James, logger.

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POPCUM SAW MILL.x<x. scrsr

ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER,

FIRST-CLASS WOODEN PUMPS. TURNING TO ORDER,

KNIGHT BROS., - PROPRIETORS.

JAMES V/ARDLE,

GENERAL MERCHANTno o.

Highest Cash Price Paid for Furs and Hides.

CALEDONIA HOTELMURRAY STREET, PORT MOODY, B. 0.

R. B. KELLY, - PROPRIETOR.

FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELERS.

Wel! Aired Beds and a Well Supplied Table. Liquors,Wines and Cigars, all of the Best Quality.

EMORY HOTEUFrederick Wm. Geisler, Proprietor.

This House has been greatly enlarged and well finished up andfurni.shed for both pleasure and comfort.

<K«~ THE TABLES WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFOROS.-tHi

Liquors of Best Quality, and Cigars of Best Brands. Ter-msReasonable.

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McCrimmon Archie, logger.

McDonald Win., clerk.

McDonald Duncan, millman.

McGrath Wm., tallyman.

McPhaden Capt., stevedore.

McKellup John, logger.

McManus D., millman.

McWhinney J as., foreman.

Nahu Chas., millman.

Neilan Ben, logger.

Newman M., millman.

Power Wm., hotel.

Procter Herman, logger.

Patterson John, carpenter.

Peterson Chas., millman.

Perkins H. A., logger.

Phillips Chas., millman.

Ramsdell H., foreman MRandall S. J., engineer.

Rodgers F., millman.

Robertson John, millman.

S. M.

Russell Alex., logger.

Roberts August, millman.

Springer B., J. P., managerMoodyville saw mill.

Smith Capt. Henry, captain str.

Etta White.Simpson John, logger.

Sollinger, Joseph, logger.

Sinclare, logger,

Sheffler Henry, millman.

Smith Louis, longshoreman.Thain Murray, stevedore.

Teschner Herman, machinist.

Twaddle James, tallyman.

Waller Henry, tallyman.

West Henry, tallyman.

White Thomas, carpenter,

Williams Alonzo, millman.

Williams Alfred, blacksmith.

Williams John, millman.

HASTINGS * '

Is situated on the south side of the Inlet, three miles from Granville and one and a

half miles from Moodyville. It is connected by stage road with New Westminster

and Granville, distant from the former place nine miles. It is the "Brighton" of the

mainland, and the fashionable resort for visitors far and near, and during the sum-

mer months boasts of quite a crowded population. It has one of the best hotels on

the mainland. Stages to New Westminster and Granville daily.

HASTINGS DIRECTORY.(P.O. Address Burrard Inlet.)

Bingham W. N., clerk, Brighton

house.

Black George, prop. Brighton

house.

Cooper H. P., book-keeper (Geo.

Black's).

Fannin John, custom shoemaker.

Lachapell Lecn, shingle maker.Lerange, shingie maker.Lewis Colby, ferryman.

Mackee W. H., logger.

Meiggs T. B., shingle maker.Moore L. L., teamster.

Tweed le Henry, butcher.

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MOODYVILLE SAW MILL.

Thia mill is furnished with ten electric lights for night work; completely equip-

ped with double circular and gang saws; edger, scantling, planing, lath and picket

machines; employing 100 men; capacity from 75,000 to 100,000 feet of lumber daily.

Attached to the mill is a machine shop, blacksmith shop, store, hotel, boarding

house and numerous dwellings. B. Springer, manager, Moodyville; K. P. Kithet,

secretary, Victoria. ; v

MOODYVILLE LITERARY INSTITUTE.

The library contains 600 volumes, both literary and scientific; also daily and

weekly periodicals to the number of 25; is open daily from 6 in the morning to 10 at

night. There are 56 members; each member pays 50 cts. per month subscription.

Henry Brantlecht, president; Henry Waller, librarian.

MOUNT HERMON LODGE NO. 7—A. F. & A. M.

Officeks.—Benjamin Springer, P. M.; Joseph Little, W. M.; P. A. Allen,

S. W. ; D. McManus, J. W.; James Van Bramer, treasurer; Sherwin Proctor,

secretary; Alexander Merrifield, S. D.; T, J. Jones, J. D.; Walter Erwin,

J. G.; A. C. Eraser, tyler. Past Masters.—Joaias Charles Hughes, Philan-

der Wheeler Swett, Benjamin Springer, George Black, Patrick Andrew Allen.

Ma.ster Masons.—Angus Carmichael Frazer, Henry Smith, Thomas John Janes.

Brictite BnillerI Eeneral Contractor

Plain and Ornamental Plasterer, Cementlne* Etc.

CENTRE-FLOWERS AND BRICKS OF ALL KINDS

coiTST.A.amjTr oar as-ao^ra.

Bricks shipped to ell parts of the Province on shortest notice.

POST OFFICE BOX 220. TELEPHONE CALL 627.

WOKH8 1 Planeer Brick Yard, Saiwlch Koad. RESIDENCE 1 Topaae Avenne.

RuiloK, Perforating, Ac, withnsatnMt and dispatch bjr B.T.WILLIAMS, Broad Street, opp. Vl«w

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RICHMOND MUNICIPALITY.The North Arm settlement includes that part of New Westminster district

bounded on the west by the Gulf of Georgia, on the south by the South ^x:m, or

main channel of the Fraser, on the east by an imaginary line crossing the Fraser at

right angles about three miles below the city of New Westminster, and running froi.i

the South Arm channel to a point between Fraser River and Burrard Inlet, and on

the north by a line from that point, at an average distance of one mile from the river,

to the Gulf of Georgia.

Its resident population is about 250. The soil is of superior quality. All the

cereals can be successfully grown, but oats and barley are the principal crops, and

the hay crop is generally heavy—three and a half tons to the acre being not uncom-

mon. There are two salmon canneries in this muncipality, namely, the Richmond

Canning Co. and English & Co.'s North Arm cannery.

The settlement is situated within an easy distance (by water) of New Westmin-

ster, Burrard Inlet and Nanaimo, where the settlers always find a market for their

produce. With such advantages it is easy to foretell a prosperous future for the

North Arm settlement.

Municipal Officebs.—Reeve—Hugh Boyd. Councillora—Alex. Kilgour, John

Brock, W. R. McMyn, A. H. Daniels, W. H. London, David Reid, Hector

McDonald.

RICHMOND DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Richmond, North Arm.)

Anderson Wm., farmer.

Barbar John, carpenter.

Barg Ola, farmer.

Bealson, farmer, Fraser river.

Beedleston Carmia, North Arm.Blair Archibald, farmer.

Blair John, farmer.

Bonny R., logger.

Boyd Hugh, J. P., farmer.

Brewster James, logger, F. river.

Brewster Horace, farmer.

Brighouse SamueL farmer.

Campbell Alex. D., sen. account-

ant Richmond cannery.

Carscallen George, farmer.

Carscallen Wellington, farmer.

Cochrane John, farmer, p.o. N.W.Cromoine Thos., farmer.

Daniel Dan, farmer, P. O. N. W.Derreinnie Henry, farmer. NorthArm.

English & Co., salmon manners,

P. O. Lulu Island.

Errington J. T., farmer, N. Arm.Fackner James, farmer, N. Arm.Ferris William, farmer, N. Arm.Ferguson Monroe, carpenter.

Ferguson John, farmer, N. Arm.Fraser Alex., logger, F. river.

Fraser Angus C, salmon cannerand farmer. North Arm.

Green John, farmer, P. O. Lad-ner's Landing.

Harrington John T., farmer.

Hickey Daniel, logger, F. river.

Hoatson John, farmer, N. Arm.Ives Alfred, farmer.

Kidd Thos., farmer, P. O. Lad-ner's Landing.

Kilgour Alex., farmer.

King John, logger, F. river.

Knose James, farmer, P. O. Lad-ner's Landing.

Lee Arthur, farmer, p.o. Ladner's.

London Wm. Henry, farmer, P.

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river.

Magee James D., logger, Fraser

river.

Magee Wm., prop, logging camp,F. river.

Magison John.Martcnsen Bent, farmer, N. Arm.Miller James, farmer, N. Arm.Miller Joseph, farmer, N, Arm.McCallum Andrew, logger.

McCleery Samuel, farmer, NorthArm.

McDonald Adam, farmer.

McDonald Duncan, farmer, N.

Arm.McDonald Hugh, farmer. NorthArm.

McDonald, farmer, North Arm.McMillan Donald A., carpenter.

McMyn John, farmer.

Mole Henry, farmer, N. Arm.Mounce Richard, carpenter.

Nelson David, carpenter.

Nelson Johnson R., carpenter.

Nichol Charles, farmer.

Nichol Wm., farmer.

Pearson S., farmer, P. O. Lad-ner's Landing.

Reid David, farmer, P. O. Lad-ner's Landing.

Robson Daniel J., farmer.

Richmond Canning Co.

Scott Francis, farmer, N. Arm.Sexsmith Chas., farmer.

Sexsmith J. W., postmaster.

North Arm.Scratchlcy Wm., farmer, F. river.

Smith, farmer, F. river.

Smith James G., farmer.

Sprangue Ben., farmer,

Stephenson Alex., logger, F.

river.

Steves M., farmer, P. O. Lad-ner's Landing.

Sweet O. D., farmer, N. Arm.Thornber Dr., farmer, N. Arm.Wilson Charles, logger, F. river,

Windsor Chas. S,, foreman Rich-mond cannery.

Wilkins George, P. O. Ladner's

Landing.Wood Robert, farmer.

Woodward Nathan, farmer, P. O.Ladner's Landing.

Woodward Daniel, farmer, P. O.Ladner's Landing,

DELTA MUNICIPALITY.This highly important agricultural and pastoral section of the district of New

Westminster occupies that portion of the South Arm of the Fraser River that extends

from the Municipality of Surrey on the east to the Gulf of Georgia on the west,

embracing within its borders some of the finest land on the Pacific coast, the section

being noted for the remarkable fertility of its soil. The ^lettlement comprises about

40,000 acres of rich delta land of deep black earth with a clay bottom, yielding

surprising crops of timothy hay, oats, barley, wheat, and fruit; also dairy produce

in abundance.

The main outlet of the settlement is Ladner's Landing. This place, as is usual

with country sites, contains a church, post office, general store, &c. ; also the exten-

sive cannery of the Delta Fishing Co. There is a free wharf for the accommodation

of the settlers, at which the regular mail steamers from New Westminster and

Victoria call twice a week. To one seeking a home with land of excee ding richness

no more inviting spot can be found than the Delta of the Fraser.

MnNlciPAL Officers.—i?eeve—Wm. H, Ladner. Councillors—Mr. Mitchell,

P. W. Swett, Jas. S. Harris, Wm. Arthur, John McKee, Jr. Ckrk and Assessor—Wm. McKee.

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LADNER'S LANDING OR DELTA DIRECTORY.

(P. O. Address L^dncr's Landing.)

Adair John, Jr., prop, salmoncannery. Canoe pass.

Adair Wm. B., manager B. U.packing Co., Canoe pass.

Anderson August, farmer, Cres-

cent creek.

Arthur James, farmer.

Arthur John, farmer.

Arthur John, Jr., farmer.

Arthur W. T., farmer.

Baines Henry, machinist.

Barnes M. P., farmer, BoundaryBay.

Baxter Wm., farmer. BoundaryBay.

Beadleston C, farmer.

Bell Rev. W., B. A., pastor Tren-

ant church.

Bell Robert, steamboat man,Canoe pass.

Belrose G., farmer.

Benson H. D., J. P., farmer.

Boundary Bay.

Benson John B., farmer, Boun-dary Bay.

Booth Jas. W., stock raiser,

Boundary Bay,

Brewster H., farmer.

British America Salmon CanningCo., Canoe pass,

British Union Packing Co.,Canoepass.

Brodie C. R., manager cannery,

Deas Island.

Brown Chris., stock raiser,

Browne E. S., farmer, Chil-och-

ken slough.

Burr John, farmer, Crescent

slough.

Burr Jos. B., farmer. Crescent

creek.

Burr W. H., Hollywood cottage,

Byron George, farmer.

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: Charlton E. F., contractor.

Clark W. H., Dease Island.

Clawson Chas., watchman, Canoe;

pass.

i Coulter A. H., carpenter.

i Crawford Alex,, farmer. Crescent

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iFernihough J. C.

IFevola S., net tender. Canoe

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Findlay, Durham & Brodie,salmon canners, Deas Island,

Foster Wm. P., farmer, AnnacisIsland.

Gannon Pat, butcher.

Good J., telegraph operator.

Gossett W. I., stock raiser, F.

river, P. O., N, W,Gray Robert, farmer, Scott's rd,,

P. O., N. W.Green Chas. J., farmer, Green

CrofHarris Jas. S., farmer. Crescent.

Hicks Henry, farmer.

Hodge Henry, blacksmith.

Holmes Augustus, B. A. salmoncannery. Canoe pass.

Hunter Chas, H. M., farmer.

Crescent Island,

Hunter John H., farmer, Cres-

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Watson R., farmer.

Westermark Oscar, farmer, F.

river.

Williams George, salmon can-

nery, Canoe pass.

Williams',^^ John, farmer, nearPoint Roberts.

Williams John W., farmer. Well-brook farm.

Woodroffe W. A., book-keeper.

Young Andrew, B. A. cannery,

Canoe pass.

Young lk;n,, R A. cannery,

Canoe pass.

Chinesk Business Houses.

Lun Chung, contractor.

Jim l^c, store keeper and wash-ing.

B. U. packing Co., Canoe pass.|Was Sine, store keeper.

SURREY MUNICIPALITY,Lying between the corporatiooB of Langley, Eraser River, and Delta, extending from

Eraser River to the international boundary line of 49 (leg. north lat., contains within

its limits the important and growing settlements known as Hall's Prairie, Clover

Valley and Mud Bay, consisting of about one hundred and twenty square miles, has

many good roads, and two navigable rivers, namely, the Serjientine and Nicomekl,

which discharge into Mud Bay. A steam ferry connects this municipality with NewWestminster city, its principal source of supply and market.

Tho British Columbia Packing Company (an extensive fishery) is situated in this

municipality, on the left bank of tlie Eraser River, al)o\it two miles below NewWestminster. It has a capacity of 25,000 cases, with 35 boats, being fully equipped

with the latest and most approved appliances for turning out a standard quality of

fish. This company is represented by tlie well known San Erancisco firm, Wm. T.

Coleman & Co./•• 1 .4

MUD BAY.

The settlement commonly known as Mud Bay settlement is situated oit tlie

eastern extremity of Boundary Bay. The soil along the bay and banks of the rivers

in this section is of most productive character, as high as 100 bushels of oats having

been harvested off a single acre of dyked land. Gaine of all kinds abounds through-

out and afifords excellent sport for the huntsman during the f<all and winter months.

SURREY DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Mud Bay.)

Armstrong John, farmer.

Bell Rev. Wm.Brewster Chas., lumberman.Brown D. R., farmer.

Carncross C. A., farmer.

Chantrell H. D., farmer.

Chantrell Rev. J. B.

Freeman John, laborer.

Foster Mr., lumberman.

Hatt Joseph, farmer and fisher-

man.Hazleton J. H., farmer and fish-

erman.Hill Wm., farmer.

Hookway Thos., farmer.

Huck A., farmer.

Huck A. L., farmer.

Hunt Chas., farmer.

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HALL'S PRAIRIEla Hituatoil about three miluH inland, on Canipbull River. Il is a rich tract of prairie

land, whicli wan Iwiight up many yearn ago, and is lield principally by non-residents.

The soil is adapted for the production of all kinds of grain and root crops.

Municipal OyncRRn.—Beeve—Wm. C. McDougall. CouncitlorH—iieo. Cann,

C. H. Stendard, Jas. Johnstone, John Stewart, Albert Milton.

HALL'S PRAIRIE DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Hall's Prairie.)

Adams K, farmer.

Adams Joseph, farmer.

Bamford Albert, farmer.

Brown A., farmer.

Brown D, W., postmaster.

Gunn Mr., farmer.

Hart A. A., farmer.

Heaslip J. H., farmer.

Heim Fred., farmer.

Jeitzner Jos., farmer.

Johnston E. C, farmer.

McEachem J. D., lumberman.Mcintosh J. C, lumberman.McMillan Thos., farmer.

Pardei L., farmer.

R per Mr., farmer.

Siendes H. C, farmer.

Thrift H. T.Watson A. J., farmer.

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Whipple S., lumberman.

BROWNVILLE DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address,

Armour Robt., laborer.

Carroll Mr., farmer.

Cruse Henry, farmer.

Douglas J., farmer.

Green J. M., farmer.

Hyorth Nelson, farmer.

King John (employ Jas. Punch.

Lillydale P., farmer.

Matthews L., farmer.

McCloughen C, farmer.

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McDolen John, farmer.

McCormick D., farmer.

Mclnnes J., farmer.

MontgomeryJ., farmer.

Newton E. J., farmer.

Punch James, hotel keeper.

Russell A., farmer.

Wilson Ed., farmer.

Wilson G., farmer.

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MAPLE RIDGE MUNICIPALITY.This municipality is situated on the right bank of the Eraser River, opposite

Langley, its extends from the Pitt River co Stave River, in all, a distance of about

16 miles.

The Canadian Pacific Railway runs through the whole municipality. In view of

this the vaVie of the land in this neighborhood has becomv. greatly enhanced.

Port Hammond is the shipping point where "teamers from Victoria connect with

the C. P. R. , and has become a station of some importance.

Port Haney is also a railvay station, and all steamboats in going up and downthe river generally stop here.

In looking at Maple Ridge generally, and taking into consideration its manyadvantages, it will undoubtedly become a very important district.

Municipal Officers.—Reeve—George Howison. Councillors—John Fitzpatrick,

Peter Baker, J. H. Laity, W. J. Harris, W. Isaac.

MAPLE KIDGE DIRECTORY.(P.O. address Maple Ridge and Port Hammond.)

Baker P., farmer, P.O. Langley.Bell J. W., logger, Pitt Lake."

Best Arthur, farmer, P. H.Best James, farmer, P. H.Blackstock Robert, farmer.

Calder Peter, teamsier, Pitt Lake.I

Callaghan Dan, farmer, P. H.Callaghan John, farmer, M. R.

Cook Edward, farmer, M. R.

Cook James G., farmer, M. R.

Dawson Henry, farmer, M. R.

Docksteader Archie, general

store. Port Hammond.Docksteader Daniel, farmer.

Port Haney.Edge Samuel, Sr., carpenter and

farmer.

Edge Samuel, Jr., farmer.

Ferguson Hector, farmer.

Fitzpatrick John, farmer, P. H.Hammond John, farmer, P. H.Hammond Wm., C. E., farmer.

Hampton Wm., farmer, M. R.

Haney Thos,, farmer, P. H.Harr's W. J., J. P., farmer, Pitt M.Hinch John, peace officer, P. H.Howison George, store keeper

and fa'"mer, post master, EdenBank.

Irving Adam, farmer, P. H.Irving James, farmer, M. R.

Isaac Wm., store keeper, P. H.Laity John H., farmer, M. R.

Levi ThOiJ., prop. Port Ham-mond hotel.

Maio P., farmer, P. H.Mclver John, farmer ^^. H.McKenney John, farmer, M. R.

McKenzie A., logger, Pitt Lake.McLean Alex., Sr., farmer, Pitt

Meadows.Mighton Joseph, farmer, P. K.Mohun Mrs. E., Hazelwood farm,

Morgan Thos., farmer.

Murray Paul, school teacher,

Nelson W., farmer, M. R.

Parkinson Wm., farmer, M. R.

Ritchie James, farmer, Prospect

Place.

Ritchie John, Jr., farmer, M.Ritchie John, Sr., farmer, M.Robertson Samuel, farmer, P

Langley.

Sheppard Edgar, farmer, M.Sinclair J. W. school teacher.

v^inclair Mrs. W., store keeper.

Port Hammond.Stephens Jos., farmer, Pt. Harey.

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LANGLEY MUNICIPALITY.This municipality ia situated on the soutli side of the Eraser, and its landing

place, Fort Langley, is 17 miles (by the river) from New Westminster city. The soil

and climate of this district are especially adapted to the cultivation of hpy. The

Langley road runs through the middle of the municipality. Tlie district presents

great inducements for the huntsman and is largely visited by those in quest of game.

Municipal Officers.—Reeve—Jas. McAdam. Councillors—Adam Innes, John

Smith, Wm. Jenkins, James Houston, Jos, Morrison. Clerk and Collector—O.

Rawlison. •

LANGLEY DIRECTORY.Anderson Robert, farmer.

Armstrong W. D , farmer.

Black C, farmer.

Black Thomas, farmer.

Bromley Jos., farmer.

Bellargo P., farmer.

Bovill A. T., farmer.

Bovill W., farmer.

Boyes John, farmer.

Boyes F., farmer.

Boake Benjamin, farmer.

Coglan Robert, farmer.

Coglan Russell, farmer.

Coglan Nathan, farmer.

Coglan henry, farmer.

Cameron Neil, farmer.

Campbell Allan, farmer.

Campbell Archibald, farmer.

Culbert, Thomas, farmer.

Carroll B., farmer P. O. MapleRidge.

Cromarty James, farmer.

Carter G. C, farmer.

Davey W., farmer.

Davis H., farmer.

Dunn A., Presbyterian minister.

Emptagc VV., farmer.

Edge Harriet, farmer.

Fallardeau N., farmer.

Findlay D., farmer.

Fraser Andrew, farmer.

Goddard G., blacksmith.

Goddard R., farmer.

Gf ddard B., farmer.

Gray James, farmer.

Grau E., farmer.

Grose Elizabeth, farmer.

Harris H., farm -jr.

Harris J., farmer.

tiarris S., farmer,

Hughes H. VV., farmer.

Holding R. P., farmer.

Holding Henry, farmerHolding Alec, farmer.

Houston James, farmer.

Housac J., farmer,

Hairsine J., farmer.

Hudson Bay Co., store keeper.

Isacsen C, fish foreman.

James Adam, fanner.

James William, farmer,

Johnstone J. M., farmer.

Jolly John, farmer.

Jenkins Wm., farmer, P. O. MapleRidge.

James James, farmer,

Kunavan J., farmer.

Kunimette F., farmer.

King A., lumberman.Larmon N., farmer. -

Latimer John, farmer.

Maxwell John, farmer. .

Michaud H., farmer,

M ichaud J ., farmer. -, ,^^ ,,

Morrison J., farmer.

Morrijon Kenneth, farmer.

Morrison Hector, farmer.

Morrison Wm., farmer.

Murray Paul, farmer.

Murray David, farmer.

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CHILLIWHACK MUNICIPALITY.This municipality comprises the two settlements of Chilliwhack and Sunias, the

former being bounded by the toworing peaks of Cheam Mountain and the latter by

the Sumas Mountain and Lake—both settlements lying upon the soutli side of the

fVaser.

In or near the centre of the municipality is a rising town, appropriately called

Centreville, having been laid out by Mr. I. Kipp, who owns most of the adjoining

property.

The settlement covers a very large extent of ground. The climate is healthy

and singularly invigorating. The scenery around tlie neighborliood of Chilliwhack

is grand, and for a lover of nature it would be dilticult to find a more beautiful spot.

The steamboat landing for Chilliwhack is one mile from Centreville. The district

possesses the finest agricultural land on the Lower Fraser. _ , , ., ^, i , ^

CHILLIWHACK DIRECTORY,Agassiz A., farmer, P. O. Agassiz

station.

Agricultural Society Grounds,Centreville, Chilliwhack.

Anderson Louis, tinsmith (Hen-derson Bros.)

Ashwell Geo. R., J. P., importer

and dealer in general merchan-dise, Chilliwhack landing

AUitt & Burkitt, farmers.

Bayley Wm. H., far^ner.

Barber John, farmtBarker John, in charge of store

at Harrison river.

Bartlett Thos. & Co., farmers'

store and hotel.

Bartlett Chas., farmer.

Batson H., farmer, Harrison

river.

Bell Geo., farmer.

Bell Wm., farmer.

Bicknell D., farmer.

Bicknell C, farmer.

Branchflower Wm., farmer.

Brown C, farmer.

Brown Wm., farmer.

Briggs E., laborer.

Burritt H. E., blacksmith.

Calkins Wm. (Bartlett & Co.)

Campbell J no. A., farmer.

Cawley Alfred, farmer.

Cawley Samuel, Sr., farmer.

Cawley Samuel, Jr., farmer.

Cawley Wm., farmer.

Campbell John, farmer.

Can" D., farmer.

Carswell Bros., fanners.^

had.sey Jas. L., miller. ; ,, ,

liapman R , farmer.

(Jhapman C, farmer.

Chapman E., farmer.

Chapman Jas. H., farmerChap'iian John, farmer.

Clut [Jinan John, Sr,, blacksmith.

Charlto Gcv),, fan 1, or.

Chittenden Geo., farmei

Colbeck Tho.s., farmer.

Conley Chas., Kiimer.

Cross John, la >rer.

Balls James, tarmer, P. O. Har-rison River.

Davison A., blacks- .th,

Davison D., fan;

Dunville T., farmer.

Evans Mrs., dairy farmFalon T., farmer. " "^

Forsythe Mrs., farmer.

P'ord Wm., farmer.

Ford S., farmer.

Frayne R., harness maker (Hen-derson Bros.)

Fussell R., farmer.

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Gibson Beattie, farmer.

Gibson Geo., farmer.

Gibson Jas., farmer.

Gibson J no., farmer. •

Gi'oson Luke, farmer.

Gilbert Rev. T. H., vicar of

Anglican church.

Gillanders C. W., farmer.

Gillanders Donald, farmer.

Gillanders Milton, farmer.

Good Geo., farmer.

Greer Samuel, farmer.

Greyell E., farmer.

Greyell David, farmer.

Greyell Edward, farmer.

Greyell Peter, farmer.

Hall W. B., farmer.

Harrington Eli, farmer.

Harrison Mrs. M., trader andboarding house.

Harper Mrs., trader and board-

ing house.

Henbury Jos., laborer.

Henderson Bros., general mer-chandi.se and tinware, and har-

ness and saddle mfg., Chilli-

whack landing.

Henderson A. C., farmer.

Henderson Hunter (HendersonBros.)

Henderson John C, general

merchant.

Holland Wm., farmer.

HufifWm., farmer.

Irwin T. H., farmer.

Jones Chas.. farmer.

Kipp E., farmer.

Kipp Henry, farmer and emigra-

tion agent.

Kipp Isaac, farmer.

Kitchen Thos., farmer. ';

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Laidlaw Thos., farmer. ~—Lindell A. P., farmer.

Lapum Jesse S., farmer.

Livingstone R., plasterer.

Lickman P., farmer.

Ludlow T., farmer.

Malloy Geo., farmer.

McConnell J., farmer.

McBride S., farmer.

McCrea & Campbell, farmers.

McCutcheon John, telegraph

operator.

McDonald A., farmer.

McDonald Mrs., trader.

McDonald P., Harrison-mouth.McDonald W., farmer.

McKeever Geo., farmer.

McLean Dr., surgeon.

McGee T. H., farmer.

McLean D., fumer.McLean Malcome, farmer.

McNeal E., harness maker (Hen-derson Bros.)

McNicol A., farmer. " ' •'

McNickels Alex., farmer.

McSvveeny & McDonald, farmers.

McGuire Jas. H., farmer.

Miller Jas., farmer.

Monroe Jas., farmer.

Monroe Gilbert, farmer.

Monroe N., farmer.

Murray Jas., farmer.. ,

Nelems David, farmer. ,;,,

Nelems Wm., farmer.

Nowel Reuben, farmer.

Newby Wm., farmer.

Patterson Jas., farmer.

Phare C, farmer.

Peers Jos., post office, ChilHwhacklanding.

Prest Wm., farmer.

Ramsay Hugh, farmer.

Reece Jonathan, farmer. '

Reeves A., farmer.

Rutherford Geo., farmer.

Rush Geo., farmer.

Ryder C. S., farmer.

Ryder John, farmer.

Roulstin Geo., laborer.

Russell J. M., farmer.

Sabaston J no., farmer.

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Solway J., farmer.

Stevenson Robt, miller.

Stady J no., farmer.

Stady Henry, farmer.

Sweetman, farmer.

Smith Andrew, farmer.

Thompson Alex., farmer.

Thompson Andrew, farmer.

Thompson Robert, farmer.

Thompson Robert, Jr., farmer.

Tate Rev. C. M., farmer.

Turner Chas., farmer.

Turner Samuel, farmer.

Vedder Volkert, farmer.

Vedder Adam S., farmer.

Vowell R.. farmer.

Walker Chas., farmer.

Ward James, farmer. :

Webb Geo., farmer.

Webb H., farmer.

Wilder D. S., farmer.

Wells A. C, J. P., cheese factory.

Wheeler Mark, farmer.

Williams Robt., farmer.

Wilkinson J. T.. custom shoe-

maker, Centreville.

Virgie Chas., farmer.

Young C. T., farmer.

Yuen Shun, grocer.

SUMASIs situated seven miles from Centreville in the Chilliwhack Municipality. The land

is low and subject to overflow, and is only fit for dairy purposes or stock raising.

This settlement also has a steamboat landing for the convenience of the .settlers,

where a post office, general store, &c. , is located.

Municipal Ofkickrs.— Warden—McGillivray. Clerk—Jas. Patterson. Annen-

sor—Chas. T. Young. Councillors—Thos. E. Kitchen, .J. F. Ryder, J. Keece, Thoa.

Thompson, A. S. Vedder.

Chilliwhack Agriculturai, Societv.—Ufi'cern for 1885—George W. Chadsey,

president; J. Reece and A. C. Wells, vice-presidents; Thos. E. Kitchen, secretary;

H. Webb, treasurer. Board of DirectorH—J. C. Henderson, (ieorge R. Ashwell, D.

McGillivray, A. Agassiz, C. Chadsey, R. Stevenson, E. Greyell, C. Young, Wni.

Knight, W. Campbell, A. Innes, W. H. Ladner, Jas. Orr, M. P. P., Hon. .John

Robson, M. P. P.

SUMAS DIRECTORY.Arnold Frank, farmer, Upper

Suma.s.

Ackerman O. R., farmer, UpperSumas.

Bryant Rev. C, Methodist min-

ister.

Barrett Wm., farmer.

Campbell Wm. M., J. P., UpperSumas.

Chadsey Chester, farmer.

Chadsey Geo. W., farmer.

Chadsey W., farmer.

Demshan Jos., farmer, north side

Fraser river.

Dunn Mike, farmer.

Gemmell Hugh, farmer.

Hall Ed., farmer.

Hall Fienry, farmer.

Hall Matthew, farmer.

Hall Thos., farmer.

Hall Wm., stonemason.Horning W. G., laborer.

Hodgson R., farmer.

Hodgson W., farmer. •

Johnson H., farmer.

Jones Cha.s., farmer.

Lane W., farmer, Upper Sumas.Lewis Mrs., farmer.

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Lickman Frank, farmer.

McAney G., farr ler.

McDunn, farmer, Upper Sumas.McDonald S., teamster, north

side of Phraser.

McGillivray Donald, farmer.

Miller D. \V., farmer and store.

Mussehvhite Jno., farmer, UpperSumas.

Richards Chas., farmer.

Rowe W., farmer, Upper Sumas.Rush Geo., farmer.

.Strea; A., carpenter.

Strcat C, carpenter.

Southard H., farmer.

Southard F., laborer.

Stevenson J., farmer.

Stewart D., farmer.

Thompson Thos., farmer.

Toop Hector, farmer.

Toop Samson, farmer.

Wells David, farmer, UpperSumas.

Wilson Chas., farmer.

Wilson John, farmer.

York Fraser, farmer. UpperSumas.

York Thos., farmer. UpperSumas.

HOPE AND POPCUM.Tlie town of Hope is situateil nearly 100 miles from the mouth of the Fraser

River, and pi-eseiits an attractive appearance. It is located on the most beautiful

flat along the Fraser River. It has always been an in.portant trading post for the

Siinilkanieen Valley settlers, which is 40 miles from Hope. The governmeat is at

present considering the advisability of building a road from Kope to Nicola Valley,

by which good agricultural land will be opened for settlers.

\\, Popcum is a saw mill, owned by the Knight Bros. This is a really picturesque

village, and from the peaks of the adjoining mountains a magnificent view of the

windings of the Fraser River and the adjacent settlements may be obtained, and on

a clear day the waters of the Gulf of Georgia can be seen. Two miles below Pop-

cum is the Cheam Indian village.

HOPE AND POPCUM DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address Hope & Popcum.)

Agassiz Mrs., wid.. FernyCoombe.Agassiz A. L., farmer, F"erny

Coombe.Agassiz Richard, farmer, FernyCoombe.

Agassiz James, farmer. FernyCoombe.

Alvarez Manuel, laborer, Hope.Anderson Peter, farmer, Herling

Island, Popcum.Bears John H., farmer, Hope.Bowes Joseph, Hope saw mill.

Bristol Wm., farmer, Bristol

Island, P. O. Hope.

Cawley Alfred, prop. Popcumshingle factory.

Clark Wm., farmer, 14 miles be-

low Hope, P. O. Hope.Corrigan James, prop. Fort Hope

hotel.

Cromarty Wm., Popcum sawmill.

F"arr Joseph, farmer, opp. Pop-cum.

Flood W. L., prop. Hope sawmill.

Fosson Mr., farmer, Cheam.Galloway Charles, real estate

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Glenney Mrs. Thomas, Hope.Herling Charles, farmer, Herl-

ing Island, Hope.Hicks Thomas, farmer, north

side Fraser, 6 miles belowOhamon, Hope.

Hoy James, farmer, Cheam.Hunter Henry, store keeper,

Huntersville, P. O. Hope.James Joseph, prop. Columbia

hotel, Hope.Jones Owen, farmer, Ohamon,

P. O. Hope.Kennedy Robert, laborer, Pop-cum.

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Union Bar, P. O. Hope.Murphy James, farmer, 4 miles

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McKenney Chas., farmer, Cheamdistrict.

Popcum Saw Mills, 23 miles be-

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Post Office, Hope, J. VV. Wirthpost master.

Reiley John, farmer, 15 miles

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Popcum.Satton Alfred, farmer, Cheam

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Shuttleworth Henry, Hope, packtrain to Similkameen.

Shuttleworth George, laborer,

Hope.Starret W. A., supt. govt, roads

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kameen, P. O. Hope.Trotter Chas., carpenter, Popcumsaw mill.

Walker John, farmer, opp. Pop-cum, P. O. Hope.

Walker Wm., farmer, opp. Pop-cum, P. O. Ferny Coombe.

Wardle James, general mer-chandise, Hope.

Wirth Mrs. L., private rentier,

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EMORY AND WAY STATIONS.

Eniory in situated about three milea from Yale, on the C. P. II. The railway

warehouses are located her , uiid it is the first station which has the appearance of a

town after leaving Port Haney for Yale. The town of Eniory possesses excellent

hotels, general stores, &c.

The stations between Port Haney and Emory are Mission, Warnock, Harrison

River, Aâ8Hiz, Ruby Creek, Fort Hope, and Texas Lake. At Texas Lake is the

C. P. R. saw mills, wêv ) a large number of men are employed. At Ruby Creek

the passenger train stop.^ for meals.

EMORY and TEXAS LAKE DIRECTORY.

Bacon John P., general store

keeper, C. P. R., Emory.Billadaux P. O., prop. American

hotel.

Boyce Frank, prop. Ruby Creekeating house.

Brockman Henry, C. P. R.

Carr P., porter C. P. R., Emory.Carrolly J. A. Q., Texas Lake.

Cattanach L. C, yard man, TexasLake saw mill.

Chase B. F., Texas lake saw mill.

Chase W. H., manager Texaslake saw mill.

Chester D. G., blacksmith, Texaslake saw mill.

Connelly Mike, Texas lake S.M.Demaugh Paul, Texas lake S.M.Doyle James, Texas lake S. M.Emory Hotel, Frederick Wm.

Geisler, prop.

Fairfax Harry, night clerk andartist, C.P.R., Emory.

Finlay Alex., Texas lake S.M.Finlay David, Texas lake S.M.Finlay George, Texas Lake S.M.Geisler Frederick Wm., prop.

Emory hotel.

Geer F., fireman Texas lake S.M.Haan W. J..

Texas lake S. M.Haslem Joseph, yardman, Texas

lake S.M.Harrison James, clerk, Emory.

Herbourn L., Texas lake S. M.Kay James, carpenter, Emory.Keeler E. M., Texas lake S.M.Kelly Lawrance, Texas lake S.M.Kennedy F., Texas lake S.M.Kleist L. C, Texas lake S.M.Kinmond Simon, baker, Emory.Lesjardino Bert, Texas lake.

Luchette A., Texas lake S. M.Moore Robert, Texas lake S.M.Morton Wm., Texas lake S.M.Mulraney P J..porter warehouse,

C.P.R., Emory.McDermitt A., Texas lake S. M.McDonald R. Texas lake S.M.McDonough F., Texas lake S.M.McMuUen Jas., P. O. Warnock.Nicholas D., Texas lake S.M.Nilson K., Texas lake S. M.Norris Ben., Texas lake S. M.Oliver N., post master, Warnock.Robertson James, C.P.R., Emory.Rosco Anton, TexasRoutier Harry, millwright, Texas

lake saw mill.

Smith G., P. O. Warnock.Smith Wm., Texas lake S. M.Stanton H., Texas lake S.M.Texas Lake Saw Mill, W. H.Chase manager.

Via Angel, Texas lake S. M.Williams Chas., Texas lake S.M.Winkler Charles, C.P.R. ,Emory.

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YALE.The town of Yale is situated on tVie right hank of the Fraser River, 110 miles

from itfi mouth, at the head of uninterrupted navigation during al>out nine months

in the year. Its (white) population is ahout 500; the town is almost entirely wooden.

The C. P. Railway's head office is located here, with machine whopH and contractor's

residence. It has good wholesale and retail stores and excclluut hotels, 'i'he town

is nearly on the dividing line )>etween two climatic zones—the moist coast climate,

and the arid interior climate. There are pleasant prospects from some parts of the

town. A short distance above the town the Fraser boils tltrough a narrow gorge,

and an active pedestrian will be amply rewarded by wide views of grand scenery.

The gold mining camps across the river are worth visiting.

Mails reach Yale twice a week (at present) by railway, and during summermonths steamboats generally ply between Victoria and Yale.

Twenty-five miles above Yale is Boston Bar, where there are good hotels for the

traveler on his way to the interior.

YALE DISTRICT.

The district may be described generally as a hilly or mountainous district of

British Columbia. It comprises more than one half of the southern interior traot of

the mainland, and has a roughly estimated area of alK)ut 24,000 square miles.

The climate differs essentially from that of the Lower Fraser and the coast, it

being drier and seasonally more regular.

The towns and villages in the district are Hope, Emory, Yale, Spence's Bridge,

Lytton, Cache Creek, Savona Ferry, and Kamloops.

The district has a considerable future before it as a mineral region, and produces

a good deal of gold yearly.

Fish and game are sufficiently numerous to interest both the sportsman

and settler. .

YALE DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address Yale.)

Accident Hospital, C. P. R.,

Albert st.

Anderson, blacksmith, Railroad

hotel.

Anderson George W., Railroad

hotel.

Angel Louis S., clerk (U. Nel-

son), Front St.

Armstrong W. H., master me-chanic, C P. R.

Austin E. A., engineer, engineNo. I. C. P. R.

Bacon Chas., painter,

Raskett G. F., carpenter, Doug-las St.

B. C. Express Co., front st.,

Powers Bros, agents.

Bell J. G., B. H. inspector, C.P.R.Belanger B., post master and

telegraph operator.

Biman Frederick, blacksmith,Douglas St.

Black George, engineer, C. P. R.

Bond Chas., conductor, C. P. R.

Bossi Joseph, bar keeper, cor.

Front St. and Cariboo road.

Bossi & Velatti, props. Miner'ssaloon, cor. Front st. and Cari-

boo road.

Boyd John, laborer. Front st.

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Hoylc George, carpenter, Oriental

hotel.

Britton David, conductor, C.P.R.

Hudlong Frank, upholsterer, Rail-

road ave.

Hunbory Thos., laborer, Front st.

Buslcy George, butcher. Railroadhotel.

Campbell George W., headtime keeper, C. P. R,

Canncll K. & Co., Chapman'sBar hotel, 14 miles above Yale.

Carman G. C, C. E.

Carroll, Douglas s* ,1 '.

Cartwright W. J.,:*>- nt sf.

Cary R. A., miner, T^tont ?X.

Cascade Hotel, Front st., JohnE. Insley prop.

Chappell Clifford, wagtn maker,Douglas St.

Chupperon Francis, prop. Frenchbakery. Front st.

Clair Pierre, groceries and bak-ery, Douglas St.

Clement A. H., clerk.

Coby Wm., laborer. Front st.

Colden Eugene W., laborer.

Conroy Michael, laborer.

Costerton C. F., B. C. Expressmessenger, C. P. R., Front st.

Crawford J., C. P. R.

Creighton D. J. (C. & McKin-non). Front st.

Creighton & McKinnon, props.

Oriental hotel, Front st.

Coughtrey Alfred R., prop. B. C.

meat market. Front st.

Cunningham E. A., chief ac-

countant, C. P. R.

Curtis Thomas, laborer.

Darling Mrs. Mate L., Palace

restaurant, Front st.

Darling N., Palace restaurant,

Davis J. (D. & McCoskery),Palace hotel. Front st.

Davis & McCoskery, props.

Palace hotel, Front st.

Dcighton Richard, J. P. (D. &D.), P>ont St.

Dcmcey John, laborer.

Derdinger Emile, blacksmith,

Douglas St.

Dilke P'rederick, butcher. Rail-

road hotel.

Dixon, chemist, Railroad hotel.

Douglas & Deighton, harnessand saddlery, Front st.

Ellison James W., miner.

Elwood James, fireman, C. P. R.P'ay Frederick, C. P. P., 116 mile

post.

Fisher Chas. P., prop. Branchsaloon. Front st.

Flemming W, night watch.C.P.R.

Fraser James, Sr., watch andclock maker. Front st. (Ich.

Dien.)

Frickelton D., carpenter, Palacehotel. Front st.

Gardiner W. H., C. P. R. office.

Gorman Phil., telephone con-structor.

Gibbs W. W., attorney, IVont st.

Gladwin Walter B., commis-sion merchant. Front st.

Gilmore & Clark, clothing store.

Front St.

Grages Westley, laborer.

Graves Henry, foreman, Ellison

Mining Co.

Greene N., accountant, C. P. R.

Griffin P. J., machinist.

Hacket J., night watchman.Haney M. J., gen. supt. C. P. R.Hanington Dr. Ernest B. C,

chief medical officer C. P. R.Harris C. H., carpenter. Front st.

Harris Samuel,blacksmith,C.P.R.Harris S. J., fireman, C. P. R.Harrison, laborer.

Harrison Samuel, carpenter.

Railroad hotel.

Harvey Wm., agent, H. B. Co.,

Front St.

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Hill Hcnjamin A., teamster.

Hoar Delmont, saddler, Front st.

Holmes L, S., Railroad hotel.

Hopkins Mark, Railroad hotel.

Hoskcr D. M., foreman machineshop.s, C. P. R.

Hughes Phillip, cook. Railroadhotel

Hussey Frederick, governmentagent, Yale and Lytton.

Insley John E., prop. Cascadehotel, Front st.

Irving R. B., farmer.

Irwin Joseph, school teacher.

Jameson Wm., overseer waterworks, C. P. R.

Jenkins B., laborer, C. P. R.

Jennings Wm. T., chief engi-

neer C. P. R.

Johnston A. G. (T. R. Pearson

& Co.), Front st.

Johnston J. C, clerk, Gilmore &Clark, Front st.

Jones Wm., C. P. R.

Kustner, teamster. Railroad hotel

Kyle George F., master trans-

portation, C. P. R.

Lawrence Jackson, dairyman,Front St.

Lindsay Alex., train master, C.

P. R.

Lloyd Irving L., manager Cas-

cade hotel, Front st.

Losie Charles, carpenter. Rail-

road hotel.

Lovell J. B., general merchan-dise, Front St.

Macartney Samuel, clerk (UriahNelson), Front st.

MacQuarrie Daniel, custom shoe

maker, Front st.

Marconey August, cook. Orien-

tal hotel.

Miller W. O., train dispatcher,

C. P. R.

Martin H., machinist, Cascadehotel.

Mc Bride James, stoves and tin-

ware, Douglas St.

McCain C. machine shop, C.P.R.

McCartha Andrew, machineshop, C. P. R.

McCartney James, waiter, Cali-

fornia hotel.

McCartney John, prop. SampleRoom saloon. Front st.

McCartney Wm. E. & Brc,druggists. Front st.

McCoskery George (Davis &McC), Palace hotel. Front st.

McDonald Alex., prop. Travel-

ers Rest, Cariboo st.

McDonald Charles, laborer.

McDonald Hugh H., teamster,

Douglast st.

McDonald John, sub-contractor,

C. P. R.

McKinnon John (Creighton &McK.), Front st.

McKinzie John, foreman, C.P.R.

McLennan F. & N., props.

Steamboat Exchatige, Front st.

McLennan John, Steamboat Ex-change, Front St.

McPhebridge E., traffic manager,C. P. R.

McPhee N., provision dealer.

Meur Dave, brakesman, C. P. R.

Meyers Fred. H., saddler, Frontstreet.

Moore John, brakesman, C. P. R.

Marnette Paul, draughtsman, C.

P. R.

Mitchell W. C, asst. engineer,

C. P. R.

Morrison Wm., Railroad hotel.

Neinecks Harry, butcher, Frontstreet.

Nelson Uriah, general merchan-dise. Front St.

Nickerson Geo. F., prop. Yalebarber shop, P'ront st.

Nickerson J. L., prop. Magnoliarestaurant. Front st.

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Oppenheim Louis, gentleman,

Albert st.

Orton H.?.L.,time-keeperC.P.R.

Oriental Hotel, Creighton & Mc-Kinnon props.

Palmer George, brakesman, Cali-

fornia hotel, Front st.

Palace Hotel, Front st., Davis& McCoskery props.

Parkinson J. T., clerk, C. P. R.

Pearson T. R. & Co., stationery

and book store. Front .st.

Piper Frederick, engineer, C.P.R.

Powers Bros., general merchan-dise, Front St.

Powers H. A. (Powers Bros.),

Prisk Joseph, laborer, Front st.

Quinn Pat., bar tender, Branchsaloon, Front st.

Ray Richard, blacksmith.

Rebagliatte B., baker, Front st.

Rcvesbech A., Railroad house,

Douglas r,t.

Revesbech & Struters, prop.

Railroad house, Douglas st.

Rhodes Charles W., asst. cash-

ier, C. P. R.

Roland Wm., laborer. Front st.

Simonds R. H., fuel agent, C.P.R.

Smiley J., C. P. R., Front st.

Smart George, engineer. Front st.

Smith E., California hotel.

Sneed E. M., time-keepei. C.P.R.

Sneed W. S., time-keeper, C.P.R.

Stott J as., general trader, Doug-las St.

Stout Edward, miner.

Straub George, brakesman.C.P.R.

Strong W. G.. tinsmith (J. Mc-Bride), Douglas st.

Struters Wm., prop. Railroad

house, Douglas st.

Suitto John, fruit and candies,

Front St.

Suton Wm., laborer.

Swanson C, H. B. Co. store,

FVont St.

Taylor George, machinist, C.P.R.Taylor Wm. John, prop. Yale

Creek house. Cariboo road.

Taylor Wallace, fireman, C. P. R.Thomas Ed., teamster. Front st.

Tilly W., machine shop, C. P. R.Travellers'.,^Rest, Cariboo road,

Alex, McDonald prop.

Trutch J no., auditor, C. P. R.Tupper E., machine shop, C.P.R.Tuttie G.,prop. California houê,

Front St.

Tyson Andrew M.,clerk, Front st.

Tyson Thos. M., clerk, Front st.

Ward John T., cashier and pay-master, C. P. R.

Ward Wm. W., teamster, Doug-las St.

Webster Geo. T., telegraph oper-ator, P'ront St.

Williams Chas., conductor, C.

P. R.

Willis, rock scaler, C. P. R.Wilkey Wm., laborer, Front st.

Wise Geo., mining recorder,

registrar county court, andchief of police.

Yale, name of the first engineon C. P. R.

Chinese Directory.

Foo Yuen, grocer.

He Tie, general merchandise.Hop Wo, restaurant, Cariboo rd.

Kai Kee, general merchandise.Kwong Lee & Co., general mer-

chandise. Front St.

Lun Sang, grocer, Douglas st.

On Lee, groceries, Douglas st.

Sam Sing, washing and ironing.

Yeu Kee, washing and ironing.

Ye Hop, washing and ironing.

Yuen Wo, laundry, Douglas st.

Yuen Chong, restaurant.

Yuen Sing Tong, Dr., Douglas st.

w«»HiM« and (Ut.>iHt<!h by R.T.WILLIAMS, Victoria.Tor

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BOSTON BA.R AND YALE-LYTTON WAGON ROADDIRECTORY.

Dart H. B., hotel keeper, BostonBar.

Fink Peter, trader and hotel

keeper, Boston Bar.

Floress J.,section man, 30m. post.

Galloway Thos., section man,Kanaka Bar.

Jamieson Wm. A., hotel keeper,

34 mile post

Lamie W. A., farmer, JackassMountain.

Noel George, farmer, Siska Flat.

Pearson Edward, J. P., clerk andforwarder, Boston Bar.

Phillips R., hotel keeper andfarmer. Kanaka Bar.

Ray Victor, farmer, Siska Flat.

LYTTON.This town is situated at the junction of the Praser and Thompson Rivers, 57

miles above Yale. It is a picturesque and rapidly growiug town. The business of

this town has of late largley increased, and is constantly multiplied by the enter-

prising firms of Lytton.

The hotels afFoid comfortable accommodation for the constant travel, and with

its good farming country and its cent'-al position Lytton will ever remain an impor-

tant station on the C. P. R.

LYTTON DIRECTORY.(P, O. Address, Lytton.)

Baillie George Y., hotel keeper.

Barrick J. B., bar tender.

Birmingham J., Globe hotel.

Blackford Henry, blacksmith.

Blue Peter, carpenter, C. P. R.

Boucherat J ules, merchant.

Coxon Alice, store keeper.

Delatie Victor, trader.

Earl Thomas G., Home farm.

Gray Jno., forman, C. P. R.

Gueraro A., farmer, 18-mile crk.

Hanjz Johann Hendrick, J. P.

Hautier Louis, hotel keeper.

Hillman R. P., clerk, C. P. R.

Hussey Frederick, governmentagent, Yale and Lytton.

Kilroy Patrick, butcher.

Loring L. D., farmer, Lytton.

Mclntyre John, merchant. -> .

McKay John, stable keeper.

McWha Wm., farmer, 1 i miles

north of Lytton.

Nelson John, farmer, Eraser riv.

Pearson Edward, J. P., Lytton.

Richley George, farmer, 1 2-mile

creek.

Roberts Alonzo B., farmer, Fos-ter's bar.

Seward Thomas, Park farm.

Sproat Robert, hotel keeper.

Stevenson Arthur, carpenter androad overseer.

Tunstall S. J., physician

Watkinson Jo.seph, farmer, l-os-

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The distance to Nicola Lake is about 47 miles. The town has good hotels and gen-

eral merchandise stores. Quite a little settlement exists at this point. Prom this

place the Cariboo road followa the right bank of the Thompson River. ^

SPENCE'S BRIDGE DIRECTORY.

(P. O. Address, Spence's Bridge, unless marked Ashcroft or

Drynoch.)

Anderson J., farmer, Venable's

valley.

Audap Peter, farmer, 89-mile

ranch.

Barnes Chris., farmer, Ashcroft.

Black J. M., farmer, Highlandvalley.

Bligh E. E., blacksmith.

Burr Joseph W., saddler, Spence's

bridge.

Clcmis A., hotel, Nicomin, P. O.

address, Yale.

Gorman F., C. E., Nicomin.Cornwall Henry P., Indian

agent, Ashcroft.

Curnow M., hotel keeper, mouthof Nicola.

Curnow Richard, teamster.

Dickens J as., teamster.

Dowling John, .stock raiser, Ore-gon Jack's.

Drummond James, C. E.

Fearn Walter, carpenter.

Glassey John, toll collector,

Spence's Bridge.

Gowan John, miner, Drynoch.Hamlin L. B. fC. E.), Ashcroft.

Heckman J. W. (C. E.)

Johnson Joseph, section man, 62-

mile po.st.

Kirkpatrick Thos. G., farmer,

Venable's valley.

Mclntyre Wm., hotel keeper.

McKay Alex., C. E., 62-mile post.

MacLeod H. A. F, resident en-

gineer, C. P. R., Drynoch.Megaw W. R., merchant.Minnerberrit Antone, farmer,

Basque ranch.

Moren Perrie, farmer, 84-milepost.

Morenes Peter, farmer, 89-mileranch.

Murray John, merchant.Nelson S. M., hotel keeper.

Nelson Uriah, merchant.O'Hara Daniel, postmaster and

telegraph operator.

Provis A., bar tender at Corn-wall's, Ashcroft.

Pender Wm. G. (C. E.), C. P. R.,

Drynoch.Place Joseph, hotel keeper, Ni-

comin.

Pocock Thomas, lumber mer-chant.

Robinson James, merchant.Tait John R., blacksmith.

Taylor John,farmer,62-mile post.

Vair James, tinsmith.

Ward Uriah, farmer, opp, Ash-croft.

Willord Ralph, farmer, opp. Ash-croft.

Ah Chong, farmer, 92-mile ranch.

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CACHE CREEKIs situated a short distance above Spence'a Bridge, on the C. P. R. It has hotels,

stores, blacksmithii.g, and other business accommodations.

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Situated about midway between Spence's Bridge and Savona's ferryand about five miles from a station on the Canadian Pacific railway, has formany years been a place of local importance, forming a rendezvous for thestock men, teamstere and farmers of the surrounding country, and beingthe seat of the Provincial boarding school, also containing an hotel, stores,postolflce, telegraph office, blacksmith shop, etc, There is a large andcomplete grist mill in the neighborhood. The country ia remarkable forits salubrious climate and its pastoral and farming resources.

Benter, Wra., miner.Campbell, Jno., hostler.

Clemitson, R. HI., teficher. '^ • - z^'Gauvereau, , civil engineer, gentleman, i

Leahman, J., blacksmith.McLeod, W., teamster.

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Wilmer, C, blacksmith. '

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Cameron A., clerk (H. F. Keefer).

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Cavanagh G., carpenter.

Coursier Henry H. (C. & John-ston), general merchandise.

Coursier & Johnaton, generalmerchandise.

Eastwood H., bar tender.

Edgar George, clerk (U. Nelson).

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CACHE CREEKIs situated a short distance above Spence's Bridge, on the C. P. R. It has liotels,

stores, blacksniithing, and other business accommodations.

CACHE CREEK DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address Cache Creek.)

Adams S., teamster.

Birmingham J. R., teamster.

Campbell Jas., hotel keeper.

Cargyle Wm., farmer, Hat Creek.

Christie J., blacksmith.

Craig John, farmer, Bonaparte.

Evans O. H., teamster.

Gallagher Hugh, Hat Creek.

Koster L. P., Bonaparte.

Leduc Thos., school teacher.

Parks Philip, farmer.

RossJ., agent B. C. Express Co.

Sandford W. H., farmer.

Semlin Chas. A., M. P. P.

Stuart J as., farmer.

SAVONA FERRYIs 22 miles from Cache Creek and 30 miles from Kamloops, and has within the past

six months grown from a small settlement into a thriving and busy little town. The

volume of business is daily growing larger, owing to the many sub-contracts on

the railway, and, jointly with the usual Indian and Chinese trade, bids fair to become

a place of constant activity.

Three steamers ply on Lake Kamloops, into the Shuswap Lake and on to Elagle

Pass, carrying the supplies to the works on the Kootenaie wagon road, and to the

several landings convenient for settlers in the interior.

At Savona proper Mr. John Jane has the largest store as well as the best selected

stock, and enjoys a large volume of business. Mr. Uriah Nelson has a general store.

Messrs. Coursier & Johnston have established themselves in the stationery and

clothing line, &c. Mr. W. Megan does a good business in dry goods and groceries,

the stock in charge of Mr. Lyne. Mr. Geo. Roberts is the town barber, and has in

addition a saddler's shop and a stock of cigars, pipes, &c. Messrs. Ollara & Simp-

son carry a large stock of drugs and medicines and enjoy a thriving business.

There are three hotels, the Lake View, by Messrs. Ferguson & Newland, and the

Savona, by James Uren. The Central is owned by Abraham Thomas. Tliere is also

an express and a telegraph office.

SAVONA FERRY DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address Savona Ferry.)

Bailey Wm., store keeper, at

Shuswap Lake.

Brousseau Louis, rancher.Savona.

Cameron A., clerk (H. F. Keefer).

Campbell A., clerk, wfth JohnJane. , -t V

Cavanagh G., carpenter.

Carey James, sub-contractor.

Coursier Henry H. (C. & John-ston), general merchandise.

Coursier & Johnston, generalmerchandise.

Eastwood H., bar tender.

Edgar George, clerk (U. Nelson).

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Fish J., engineer.

Garrioch C. R. T., C. P. R.

Gotah Phillip, stock raiser.

Harrison J. P., sub-contractor.

Hardie Alex., rancher.

Hardie Thos., rancher.

Hautier A. F., butcher.

Hemans J., stock raiser. Dead-man's Creek, P. O. CacheCreek.

Holywell John, laborer, Savona.

Jane John, dealer in general

merchandise.

Kirkup John, constable. '"'

LeDue L., engineer.'•

Leighton J. B., forwarding andcommission agent.

Lyne E. E., clerk (W. Megan).Megan W., general merchandise.

Mitchell W. C, civil engineer.

Morton Hugh, stock raiser.

McCartney Samuel (Uriah Nel-son).

McDonald Alex., res. Lake Viewhotel. .^v;i.u'

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McLean Donald, herder. ''•'-'«

McQuire Mr., telegraph operator,

Newland J as., Lake View hotel.

O'Hara & Simpson, drug store.

Onderdonk J. R., sub-contrac-

tor, C. P. R.

Patterson Wm. D., mining en-gineer.

Penault Frank, rancher.

Pendola A. A., brewer.

Pendola & Vellatti, prop.<3.

brewery.

Pennie Chas., rancher.

Roberts Edward, stock raiser.

Roberts G. W., barber.

Savona Frank, herder.

Sinclair J. J. (Sinclair & Tappan).Simpson K. J.. M. D. (O'Hara &

Simpson).Tappan H. (Sinclair & Tappan).Thomas Araham, prop. Central

hotel.

Uren J as., Jr., blacksmith.

Uren James, Sr., prop. Savonahotel.

Wade E. M., M. D.Woodland T., butcher.

Woodridge Mr., govt, engineer.

Tai Chung, general mdse.

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on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and has increased more than any station along the

railway in British Golambia during the past year, possessing a number of business

houses, good hotel accommodations, extensive milling establishments, and splendid

farms throughout the surrounding country. It is connected by a wagon road with the

Nicola settlement, which is known to be one of the best agricultural sections on

the mainland.

The IrXaixd Sentinel, Michael Hagan proprietor, formerly published in Yale, is

now a weekly publication in Kamloops, fast gaining a large circulation.

During the last year a large number of buildings were erected, and all branches

of business are now carried on in a more extensive way, and it may well be said that

Kamloops bids fair to become one of the most influential towns of the mainland

interior.

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McConnell Archibald.stock raiser

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McDonald R, farmer, Stump'lake.

McDonald W. Ritchie, stock

rai.ser, Napier lake.

McEvoy Thos., farmer, N.Thompson.

McGregor J. L., herder. Harper'sranch. '

Mcintosh James, manager, Shu-swap Mill Co.

Mclver John, farmer, N. Thomp-son.

McKinnon Archibald,blacksmith.

McLean Hector, farmer, N.

Thompson.McLean Alex., rancher, N.

Thompson.McLeod Wm., farmer, . imp

lake.

McQueen Isaac B., farmer, N.Thompson.

Mellors James, stock raiser andfarmer.

Menanton August, engineer.

Myres Charles, laborer.

Nelson Gus., clerk (J. A. Mara).

Newman Bartlet, farmer, Stumplake.

O'Brien John, laborer.

Patton Wm., farmer, N. Thomp-son.

Pendletohn Geo., farmer, Cherrycreek.

Pearse E. T. W., clerk.

Petch Charles, millwright.

Peterson, farmer and stock

raiser.

Peytavin Rev. Father, Mission.

Ridley A. H., Kamloops.Roadley Thomas, saddler.

Roberts George, laborer.

Rob.son Fred, clerk (J. A. Mara).

Roper Thomas, farmer and stock

raiser.

Roper W. J., farmer, Cherrycreek.

Ruch Fred, stock raiser andfarmer.

Samproux Antoine, farmer, N.Thompson.

Shildrich Rev., Kamloops.Scuitto G. B., groceries.

Shumway A. W., freighter.

Smith Jesse L., hotel keeper.

Sotello Joseph, packer.

Squires Newman, laborer, S.

Thompson.Sullivan M., farmer, N. Thomp-

son.

Tait John, J. P., factor H. B. Co.

Todd James, Sr., stock raiser

and farmer.

Todd James, Jr., stock raiser

and farmer.

Todd Joseph, stock raiser andfarmer.

Trounce W. P., freighter.

Tunstall George C, govern-

ment agent.

Walker Allen, black.^mith.

Willis G., herder.

Wilson Wm. B., general mer-

chant.

Young R., farmer, Tranquille.

Hop Lee, general merchant.

Yee Chong, general merchant.

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KAMLOOPS NAMES rONTlNURD.(TCI LATEST DATES.)

Birmingham, Jas., contractor.Boyce Miss, Principal All Saints scliool.Canibie, H. J., C. E.('Iias(>, W., farmer.C'ljirk, Joseph, watchmaker.Collins, Thos., fireman.iJe«ormer,CI,aM., Cosmopolitan Hotel.Duck, Geo., farmer.Duck, .r.icob, farmer, . - .^

Fadear & Zink, prop's sash factory. ,•

Prv, Henry, Jr.. C. E.^

\ ^Gibson, J. K., c. E.

Sfn'tl'^w*' •?*?"••' ^8^^^"' ^'i»H-er H. B. Co.Hines, W night watchman.

Hughes John. L. S.. stock raiser.Kerr <fe Clark, druggists.Ketchford, Jos

. hotel keeper.Kc^ter, Hugh, contractor.Kmnear^ J. M., clerk (J. A.Mara)- . . .; .^ ,, .

Litel, W., carpenter. V " "

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Charles Wm., Jr., stock raiser,

Forks of Nicola.

Charters John, stock raiser, Forksof Nicola.

Charters Robert, merchant,

Quillchanna.

Charters Wm., stock raiser, Forks

of Nicola.

Clapperton G. A., stock raiser.

Clapperton John, J. P., sheep

farmer.

Cotey J.,stock raiser, Stump lake.

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Grant Alex., stock raiser, Min-nie lake.

Garcia F., slock raiser, Forks of

Nicola.

Garcia G, stock raiser, Cold-water.

Garcia Jesus, stock raiser. Forksof Nicola.

Gillie Paul J., stock raiser.

Gilmorc John, .stock raiser.

Godey Antonio, packer.

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MeLennau, John, brick maker.McMillan, Chas., contractor.

McPherson, D. G., farmer.Megan, \V. K., merchant.Muir, Jas., millwright.miller, €. P.,A Co., tinsmiths.Montoitli, J., clerk.

<>ncrliauN. E. I., M. D.Price, Jesse, blacksmith.Uo}(;erN, major A. B., civ. eng.llogers, Alfred, C. E.Itogers, John, clerk, C. P. R.Saul, Wm., mate steamer PeerlessSears <fe McNichol, Arlington House.Smith, John F., bootmaker.Smith, W. H., constable.

Spelraan, Mrs. Susan, widow.SpiiikH, Will. Ward, solicitor.

Todd, C'lias., stipendiary magistrate.Todd, Robert, herder.Troup, Capt. JameN, steamer Peerless.Tiiei^tall, Jas., clerk, Shuswan mills.TiiiiKtall, S. J., M. D.Venn, A. J., postmaster and telegraph agent.AVttlker, Donald, farmer.Warner, W., C. E.Removals, &c.— Piifje 20.3, Contt's, Lawson. Soc Clinlou list.Kennedy, David. See Vietoria list.

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Fetch Charles, millwright.

Peterson, farmer and stock

raiser.

Peytavin Rev. Father, Mission.

Young R., farmer, Tranquille.

Hop Lee, general merchant.

Yee Chong, general merchant.

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NICOLA.The 8«ttlo<] portion of this valley in 50 inilcs in length and 40 iiiiloh in width.

It iii centrally uituatud, lieing distant from Kainloops UO miles, Hpenoe's Bridge 60

miles, Fort Hope 80 miles, Usoyoos oustotn house, southern boundary line, 00 miles.

It is generally reached via Spence's Bridge or Kamloops.

In 1868 the Hrst settler located in Nicola Valley. The climate and soil are

admirably adapted to the growth of all cereals, wliiUt all kinds of small fruits yield

enormously, and every day improved lands ar« becoming more valuable.

There are a numlter of general stores, hotels, flour mills, saw mills, Sm., in this

valley; and the settlers are perfectly satisfied with their lot in life.

NICOLA VALLEAird James, stock raiser. Stump !

lake.'

Anderson B. F., stock raiser,[

Minnie lake.

Armytage H. D. G., merchant,1

Nicola.i

Ateago Pedro, packer. 1

Beak Cha.s. M., stock raiser,

Douglas lake. '

Bent Geo. C, stock raiser and '

trader. i

Blair & Co., general merchants, I

Coutlieville, Nicola.

Blair Gilbert, merchant.|

Carswell Edwin, sawyer, Nicola.

Castillion Joseph, stock rai.ser,

Cold Water.Cavenaugh George, carpenter,

Quillchanna.

Chapman James, stock raiser,

Forks of Nicola.

Charles Wm., Jr., stock raiser,

Forks of Nicola.

Charters John, stock raiser, Forksof Nicola.

Charters Robert, merchant,

Quillchanna.

Charters Wm., stock raiser, Forks

of Nicola.

Clapperton G. A., stock raiser.

Clapperton John, J. P., sheep

farmer.

CoteyJ.jStock raiser. Stump lake

Y DIRECTORY.Coran/.o R., stock raiser, Cold-

water.

Corbet John, stock raiser, Nicola.

Coughall Geo., stock raiser, Min-nie lake.

Coutlie Alex., farmer and hotel

keeper, Forks of Nicola.

Coutlie Ale.x., Jr., farming, Cout-lieville, Nicola.

Coutlie Joseph, stock rai.ser,

Coutlieville, Nicola.

Dalley Edwin, sheep farmer.

Douglas John, Jr., stock raiser,

Douglas lake.

Earnshaw Byron, farmer, Min-nie lake.

.English John, blacksmith, Doug-las lake.

Fenson George, lumber and flour

mills.

Fraser Peter, stock raiser, P. O.Kamloops.

Grant Alex., stock raiser, Min-nie lake.

Garcia F., slock raiser, Forks of

Nicola.

Garcia G.. .stock raiser, Cold-water.

Garcia Jesus, stock raiser, Forksof Nicola.

Gillie Paul J., stock raiser.

Gilmore John, stock raiser.

Godey Antonio, packer.

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Quinville Louis, stock raiser.

Ray John, stock raiser, LowerNicola.

Ray Joseph, laborer, Upper Ni-

cola.

Raymond Henry, laborer, Doug- 1

las lake. •

Richardson Thos., stock raiser,

Chapperon lake.

Riley Wm., teamster.

Ryan Patrick, stock raiser. LowerNicola.

Schwartz Thos., farmer, lo-mile

creek.

Scott James, laborer, Minnie lake.

Scott Robert, farmer. UpperNicola.

Scott Robt. John, farmer. UpperNicola.

Silva Jesus, packer.

Smith W. H., stock rais Nicola.

Staples M., blacksmitl

Suchel Edward, farm forks of

Nicola.

Sullivan Edward, our miller.

Upper Nicola.

VanVolkenburgh I., stock raiser,

Quillchanna.

Voght Wm,, farmer, forks of

Nicola.

Voght W. H., farmer, forks of

Nicola.

Watlin John, laborer, Douglaslake.

Wesley Samuel, stock raiser,

Minnie lake.

Wilkie O., farmer, Douglas lake,

Williams P2dward, stock raiser,

Minnie lake.

Wilson John, farmer, forks of

Nicola.

Woodward C, carpenter.

Woodward Harvey, stock raiser,

P. O. Spence's Bridge.

Woodward Henry, stock raiser,


Woodward Hiram, farmer. Low-er Nicola.

Woodward Marcus, stock raiser,


Woodward Thos., J. P., mill

owner, Rosedale farm.

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OKANAGAN AND SPALLUMCHEEN COUNTRY.The Spallmncheen Mettlement baa very much improved in the past two yearu. A

large number of first class settlers have Ijeen added to the settlement, which at

present is one of the most flourishing on the niainlan<i of British Columbia. Large

quantities of new machinery are constantly coining in, some for new settlers, and

some to replace that which is wearing out.

Okanagan and Spallumcheen have pro<luced about 'i,U<)0 tons of grain in 1884,

as against about 800 tons in 1882. The cattle business is as Hourishing us over. At

the same time the ranges are becoming more and more coniined, as tlie web of settle-

ment encloses them around. Tlu> very fact of more settlers coming in forces tliu

stockmen to cultivate :mA fence in more land every year; all tending to the general

improvement that is so marked in this favored poi liion of British Columbia.

Thousands of a^^res of good land along the Okanagan Lake, that might witl> the

assistance of Artesian wello and a little capital l)e made to proiluce their thousands of

bushels aMMMliy, still li« idle: but this cannot be for long under the present healthy

oircumstMiom.

The lack of liutels and pli&ces of acoouunodation for travelers is ratlier a draw-

back to this part of B. C Hundreds would come through this noted nortion of the

province, to see its beauties and trap its game, could they but get h ytel accommo-

datioo.

For Farmers ani Ktners, tlie great S. F. Gbronicjy.

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TRYiHENbEY'sCEloERY, BEEFm|ROJs|SPALLUMCHEEN DIRECTORY. 209

McNeil Alfred, herder, Priest V.

Merrit Jno., miner, Cherry creek.

Mitchell Wm., farmer, Coldst'm.

Moore J. B., farmer, Mission.

Nicholson Daniel, blacksmith.

Mission.

O'Keef Cornelius,, farmer, stock

raiser, trader and post master.

Ortolan C, herder, Mission.

Ortolan F,, farmer. Mission.

Pelly M. N., clerk, Coldstream.

Postill Alfred, farmer, stock

raiser and mill owner. Mission.

Postill Edward, stock raiser andmill owner, Mission.

Postill Wm., farmer and mill

owner, Mission.

Powers Martin, farmer, Cold-stream.

Ridsdale John, laborer, Forge v.

Robinson Ed., stock raiser, Win-field Lodge, Mission.

Rowett Richard, miner. Cherrycreek.

Slack Geo., laborer, Coldstream.

Simpson Geo., farmer. Mission.

Smith W., laborer. Priest valley.

Squires A. J., laborer. Mission.

Sullivan Jno., laborer, Mis.sion.

Thibedan Peter, farmer.

Tronson E. J., stock rai.ser andmill owner. Priest valley.

Vance Alex., stock raiser. Priest

valley.

Vernon Forbes G., farmer andstock raiser, Coldstream valley.

Walker George, farmer, Cold-.stream.

W^alters John, laborer.

Whelan Geo., farmer and stock

raiser, Mission.

Wood Thos., J. P., stock raiser,

Winfield Lodge, Mission.

SPALLUMCHEEN DIRECTOf-iV.

Ashton Chas., farmer.

Baily Win., farmer.

Barrett Henry, carpenter.

Barney Michael, laborer.

Bennett Fred., farmer.

Bilsland Alex., gentleman, Bel-

vedere.

Brash A., laborer.

Brown Chas., laborer,

Bruce Robert, farmer.

Burns Michael, farmer.

Cameron Jas. A., farmer.

Clarke Thos., laborer.

Clinton Thos., farmer.

Crawford Alex., carpenter.

Crawford Geo., farmer, Belvedere.

Creighton John, laborer.

Crozier Chas., farmer.

Crozier James, farmer,

Crozier John T. H., farmer.

Cunning D. G., farmer. Pleasant

vallev.

Dodd Wm., trader. Belvederelanding.

Dunbar Fred., farmer, Belvedere.

Duncan Wm., farmer. Pleasant

valley.

Dunn Joseph, farmer.

Ehmcke Henry, farmer, Pleas-

ant valley.

Fortune A. L., farmer.

Furstenau E. M., farmer.

Germain Adolph, farmer.

Graham Donald, farmer.

Gray Samuel, farmer.

Haack Joseph, [gentleman.

Hardand Henry, farmer.

Hassard Francis, farmer.

Hawkes Joseph, farmer,

ant valley.

Hays John, laborer.

Hayes Thos., farmer.

Herbert Oct., farmer.

Hines Wm., laborer.

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Hutchinson M., farmer.

Hutley Ben., farmer.

Irwin Thompson, farmer.

James Thos., farmer.

Johns Joseph, farmer.

Keleher Jerry, laborer.

King Ben., laborer.

Kirby Geo., farmer.

Kirkpatrick Louis, farmer, Straw-berry knoll.

Knox Arthur B., farmer.

Kroll Gus., laborer.

Lambly Robert, farmer. Belve-

dere.

Lambly T. McK., governmentagent and farmer. Belvedere.

Lawrance Wm., farmer.

Leduc Thos., farmer.

Lehay Michael, laborer.

Lemieux Theo., farmer.

Lumby Moses, J. P., ist license

commissioner and farmer.

Lutze Theo., laborer.

Lynn Geo., farmer, Salmon river.

IVfanweU Alex., farmer.

Nlarsh Albert, laborer

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Montgomery Jas., farmer, Straw-berry knoll.

Morris (^ha? , laborer.

Murray Wm., farmer.

Nelson George, farmer.

Nelson Thos., farmer.

Ortolan Joseph, laboref.

Park J no, R., carpentel*,

Parkinson George, farmer.

cponalcj AtlailR, tfiflifciilbl'

cponald p,la(»ti|-er.

Paris Wm., carpenter.

Pearse Stanley, laborer,

Peyton G. C, farmer.

Pillmore Joseph, laborer.

Postill A., mill owner, Deepcreek.

Powell William, farmer.

Prosper N. A., laborer.

Quinn A., laborer, Deep creek.

Ray J. H., laborer.

Redpath Oliver, laborer. Belve-

dere.

Richardson Wm., farmer.

Rolands Wm., laborer.

Schubert Augustus, Jr., farmer.

Schubert Augustus, Sr., farmer.

Schubert James, carpenter.

Siddle Ira, farmer.

Smith John, laborer, Deep creek.

Steele James J., farmer and stock

raiser, Grafton farm.

Steele Thos. L., farmer, Grafton.

Steele Wm., farmer.

Swanson Henry, farmer.

Sydney J. H., painter and paperhanger.

Thompson J., farmer,

rhorne Edv/ard, farmer.

lornton John, laborer.

Il<i|i J. C, farmer.

reptow Juliu.s, laborer,

'nrncr Nelson, farmer,

[cliables Wm., laborer.

iVallace George W., blacksmith,nosf innsier.

\ Joseph, farmer.

VV ilson Arthur M., farmer, Bel-

vedere.

Wilson Robert, carpenter.

Witchcr Heman, farmer.

Wood Robert, farmer and trader.

Young IJenjamin F., farmer.

Ah Lin, cook.

Lin Chung, cook. Belvedere.

Sam Chung, cook, Belvedere.

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Try HENLEY'S Celery, BeefsIronSIMILKAMEEN DIRECTORY. 211

SIMILKAMEEN.This valley extends 70 miles in a north-easterly direction from the 49th parallel,

through which the Similkameen River takes its course—along which gold has been

discovered. Stock raising is the principal business in this valley at present. The

climate is dry, with moderate cold in winter. Goods are generally packed from

Fort Hope.

SIMILKAMEEN DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, via Hope.)

Allison John F., J. P., stock

raiser and trader, Princeton.

Baicelo Manuel, stock raiser

and farmer, Keremeeos.Cawston R. L., stock raiser and

farmer, Osoyoos.Cole Thos., stock raiser, Kere-

meeos.

Curry Thos., trader, Osoyoos.Daly Thos., stock raiser, Kere-

meeos, P. O. address, Hope.Gallagher J., packer, Kittle river.

Haynes J. C., J. P., custom offi-

cer and s^ock raiser, Osoyoos,Ingraham J. J., farmer, Kittle riv.

Kruger Theo., trader and hotel

keeper, Osoyoos.

McBride J. J.,farmer. Kittle riv.

McCauley Joseph, stock raiser

and farmer, Keremeeos.McConnel James, constable. Kit-

tle river.

Nicholson Henry, assessor andcollector. Kittle river.

Price B., trader and farmer,

Keremeeos.Richter F. X., stock raiser.

Surprise Frank, stock raiser,

Keremeeos.Swartz O., laborer, Keremeeos.All Lam, trader. Rock creek.

Ah Lim, trader, Princeton.

Ah She, trader. Rock creek.

GRAND PRAIRIE.Grand Prairie is 35 miles from Kamloops and 17 miles from the South ITiompson

River landing. It comprises several thousand acres of prairie and timbered lands

suitable for agricultural purposes. Small fruit growing in abundance. The settlers

have a weekly mail.

GRAND PRAIRIE DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Duck & Pringle's)

Campbell Louis, farmer.

Clemitson R. M., farmer.

Duck J.,farmer.

Hutchinson Jas., laborer.

Hutchinson J no., farmer.

Jones Frank C, farmer.

Jones J. T., farmer.

Jones W. J., farmer.

Jones W. H., teamster.

Kirkpatrick Andrew, farmer.

Martin Geo. B,, M. P. P., farmer.

Pringle John, farmer.

Pemberton A. G., farmer.

Ross James, farmer.

Todd Robt., farmer. '

Williams E. C, Kamloops.

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The shortest route to Kootenay is via Portland and N. P. R. R. to Sand Point;

thence by trail to the Old Camp, a place built by miners in the early days. Newmining discoveries are made overy year. Last season several mining claims changed

hands at from five to six thousand dollars a claim, and 12 miles from the Old Campthere wa« taken out of Bull River nine hundred dollars.

^ Juring the last two years a small settlement sprang up in the vicinity of Colum-

bia Lake, where the trail from Kicking Horse pass goes through.

Among the new discoveries made last year are the Tunnel Mountain quartz

mines. The Big Bend country, which is long known to miners, lies east of the

Mountain quartz mines, and the general belief is that when the C. P. R. comes

through that country there will be a revival of a mining boom in the Big Bend

section. The district possesses the Great Kootenay Lake, which is 90 miles in

length.

In conclusion, should sufficient capital be invested in mining operations in

Kootenay District, it will no doubt become a wealthy and important section of the

province.^j'

KOOTENAY DIRECTORY.(?. O. Address, Kootenay.) '

Baker T. S., clerk, Kootenayferry.

Bird A,, packer, Joseph prairie.

Bray E., miner, Perry creek.

Boyle P., farmer, Kootenay bot-

tom.

Burns J. (lay brother), St. Eu-gene mission.

Cannon G., miner, Perry creek.

Chancey E., farmer. Fish lakes.

Davis J., blacksmith. Wild Horsecreek.

Dowell W., packer, Wild Horsecreek.

Fernie W., government agent

and post master, Wild Horsecreek.

Fouquet Rev. L. (R. C. mission-

ary), St. Eugene mission.

Galbraith J. T., J. P., merchantand farmer, Joseph prairie.

Galbraith R. L. T., M. P. P.,

merchant, Joseph p aide.

Geary G., miner. Palmer's bar.

Goodridge W., farmer. Fish lakes.

Griffiths D., blacksmith and min-er, Wild Horse creek.

Grohman W. A. Bailie, Koote-nay.

Hall G. W., farmer, Kootenay.Helm B., miner. Weaver creek.

Kelly Edward, J. P., St. Eugenemission.

Kelly J., miner, Joseph prairie.

KleinerJ.,

miner. Palmer's bar.

Lewis J., stock raiser.

Malkson G. H., miner. Berry crk.

Managan S., miner,. Wild Horsecreek.

Mather R. D., merchant, WildHorse creek.

Moore R., miner, Wild Horsecreek.

Morigeau B., farmer, Columbialakes.

Munroe G., miner. Palmer's bar.

Norris C. G., deputy collector

of customs.

Olendorf J., mine superintendent.

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TrvT^^l'E^sCEbEf^Y, BEEfmlRONLILLOOET DIRECTORY. 213

Phillips M., farmer, Tobaccoplains.

Primrose A., clerk, Wild Horsecreek.

Quaw B., packer, Joseph's prairie.

Ridgway J. W., miner, Palmer's

bar.

Sprowl R. E., miner, Kootenay L.

Watson J., miner, Perry creek.

Whitechinch, miner, Perry creek.

Ah Sing, trader. Wild Horsecreek.

Ah Wye, trader. Wild Horsecreek.

Hung Man, trader. Wild Hor.se

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C . J. Eykert, customs oflBcer, Kootenay lake.

William Moore, customs officer, Fort Shepherd.Colonel James Baker, Skookum Chuck, farmer.

William Baker, Skookum Chuck, farmer.

A. W. Vowell, S. M., G. C, Wild Horse creek.

Henry Anderson, constable, Wild Horse creek.

David Griffith, pr.stmaster, Wild Horse creek.

Richards, Rev. Father, St. Eugene's Mission.

Capt. E. Parker, farmer, Windermere.James Robinson, farmer, Windermere.Hon. F. W. Aylmer, engineer and land surveyor, Windermere.F. J. Armstrong, farmer and stock raiser. Windermere.David Bellhouse, farmer and stock raiser, Windermere.Geo. Hope Johnston, farmer and stock raiser, Windermere.William Johnston, clerk, Kicking Horse.Colonel Hutchins, stock raiser, Joseph's prairie.

Peter Fernie, farmer, Wolf creek.

Charles E. Lewis, farmer. Wolf creek.

William Neice, farmer, Wolf creek.

Stephen Redgrave, Government Agent, Kicking Horse.

Stephen Redgrave, Jr., ferryman, Farwell.

Charles Clark, clerk, Kootenay ferry.

Herbert S. Clark, clerk, Kootenay ferry

Samuel Higgirvs, miner, Bull river.

William McVittie, miner, Farwell.

William French, stock raiser, Windermere.Dr. Hendrix, Supt. K. & M. Co., Kootenay lake.

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Garigan Philip, blacksmith, P.O.

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Keatley W. H., farmer, P. O.Pavilion.

Kostering Conrad, farmer, P. O.Big bar.

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KOOTENAY DISTRICT.This district is fast springing into life and is sure to become an important section.

The siiortest route to Kootenay is via Portland and N. P. R. R. to Sand Point;

thence by trail to the Old Camp, a place built by miners in the early days. Newmining discoveries are made every year. Last season several mining claims changed

hands at from five to six thousand dollars a claim, and 12 miles from the Old Campthere was taken out of Bull River nine hundred dollars.

During the last two years a small settlement sprang up in the vicinity of Colum-

bia Lake, where the trail from Kicking Horse pa«8 goes through.

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Galbraith R. L. T., M. P. P.,

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Geary G., miner. Palmer's bar.

Goodridge W., farmer. Fish lakes.

Norris C. G., deputy collector

of customs.

Olendorf J., mine superintendent,

Perry creek. ^ '"'^ '

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T^';7E;rEy.sCEL,ER.Y, BEEfMlPONLILLOOET DIRECTORY. 213

Phillips M., farmer, Tobaccoplains.

Primrose A., clerk, Wild Horsecreek.

Quaw H., packer, Joseph's prairie.

Ridgway J. W., miner. Palmer's

bar.

Sprowl R. E., miner, Kootenay L.

Watson J., miner, Perry creek.

Whitechinch, miner. Perry creek.

Ah Sing, trader. Wild Horsecreek.

Ah Wye, trader, Wild Horsecreek.

Hung Man, trader, Wild Horsecreek.

LILLOOPyr.The town of Lillooet U situated on the right bank of the Fi'aser River. Ita

altitude ia 650 feet above the sea. The town conaiata cliiefly of one broad atreot,

having stores belonging to whites and Chiiiuae intermingled.

The agricultural land in this section is exceedingly rich, and railway work

has caused stock and other pixMluce to command a high price so that farmers prosper.

New discoveries of gold are constantly made, and the Bridge River mines are

paying fair wages in spring and autumn when the water is low. Tliere are also

many acres of unoccupied land adapted to cattle in this vicinity, which offera an

inducement and would yield large profits to enterpriaing men in a short time. TheIndians who number 400 in this neighborl .»od are engaged in agricultural pursuits

and are happy and contended.

LILLOOET DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Lillooet.)

Banino Nicoli, laborer, Fountain.

Budwig Elias, trader.

BuUard B. D., accountant.

Burnett Alex., stock raiser, P. O.Big bar.

Carson Robert, farmer. Pavilion

mountain.Clark T. C, farmer. Pavilion

mountain.Cole T. J., farmer, P O. Pavilion.

Cullen Phillip, miner.

Carey Daniel, farmer.

Currie John, farmer, P. O. Pa-

vilion.

Dickey James, farmer and stock

raiser.

Ehalt Joseph, farmer Pavilion

mountain.Eastinan Ficinklin, gentleman.

Garigan Philip, blacksmith, P.O.

Pavilion.

Gillen Michael, farmer, Pavilion

mountain.Got Bcrtrand, farmer.

Green Andrew, farmer, P. O. Bigbar.

Grinder Philip, farmer, P. O. Bigbar.

Haller Joseph, farmer, P. O. Bigbar,

Harris T. C, hotel keeper.

Hartman P. A., trader, P. O. Bigbar.

Hinck H., farmer, P. O. Big bar.

Hoey Thomas, farmer and stock

raiser.

Hoey Richard, J. P., farmer andstock raiser.

Keatley W, H., farmer, P. O.Pavilion.

Kostering Conrad, farmer, P. O.Big bar.

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Lee William, trader and mill

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Livingstone William,Latoro Lorenzo, farmer, Foun-

tain, P, O. Pavilion.

Marshall John, miller.

Martin Frank, laborer, the Foun-tain.

McDonald Archibald, farmer,

P. O. Pavilioii.

Meason Wm.Laing,J. P., Indian

agent. Little Dog creek.

Madison Robt, farmer. High bar.

Miller John, For«-yman.

Martley Capt. Johr., J. P., farm-

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Mrirtley Arthur H. J., farmer,

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O'Halloran Cornelius,

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Ordine Joseph, trader.

Phair C, sheriff of Clinton ju-

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Reilly William, farmer.

Rountree Charles, farmer, P. O.Pavilion.

Smith A. W., merchant.Tinker Geo. R., mail carrier.

Wood J. H., farmer, P. O. Bigbar.

Wood J. W., miner. <

Ho Sang, trader.

Mun Lee, trader. >'

Ye Shing Co., traders. '.'

CLINTON. „ .

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Clinton is situated in what was formerly called Cut Off Valley at the junction

of the Cariboo and Lillooet roads, 136 miles from Yale and about 50 miles from Lil-

looet. Stages from Cariboo and Yale meet here once a week. There are four hotels

a telegraph and post office, a B. C. Express office, an excellent and well stocked

library containing about 700 volumes of first-class books and receiving the leading

papers and periodicals of the day. The court house and jail are also situated here.

Although the altitude of Clinton is about 2,700 feet above the sea level, vegt ition

of all kinds grov/s to perfection and potatoes reach an enormous size; many weigaing

between seven and eight pounds are produced. The surrounding scenery is grand

and Clinton is famous for its beauty. -

CLINTON DIRECTORY.Arnold S. A., blacksmith.

Barker Wm., miner.

Barton Thos., laborer.

Bell Chas., clerk.

Bell Ewen, accountant.

Bernal Juan, farmer.

Boyle Calvin, Dog creek.

Brown John, Empire ranch. Dogcreek.

J., Empire ranch,Brown J. N.

Dog creek.

Brown S. L.

Dog creek.

C, Empire ranch.

Brown W. M., Dominion hotel.

Butson John, miner.

Cargile Wm., trader.

Chenhall Jas. C. S., farmer.

Chenhall John, miner.

Chiaro F., farmer. Alkali lake.

Coates Lawson, B. C. Expressagent.

Coates Rufus, blacksmith.

Colin Pierre, farmer, Dog creek.

Collins John, laborei.

Connor Chas., stock raiser, Chil-

cotin.

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Conroy Tom, laborer.

Crozitr J. H. L., blacksmith.

Dooley VVm., laborer.

Foster Dr. F. W., J. P., coroner,

druggist and general merchan-dise.

Gallagher J. P., Big Bar.

Geskey Joseph, laborer.

Green V'm.. Big Bar.

Gustafsen Neilson, mail carrier.

Dog creek.

Hall Rev. T. W., Methodistminister.

Halliday James, laborer.

Hanes J. N., farmer, Dog creek.

Hanlon Nicholas, stock raiser,

Dog creek.

Harvey H. W., clerk.

Higginbothem Henry, laborer.

Hutchinson Thos., packer.

Kells Harry, laborer.

Koster John, laborer.

LeBourdais A., telegraph opera-

tor and post master.

Major Henry, shepherd.

Manson Wm., The Grange.Marlin Hesekiah, laborer.

Marlin Joe C, laborer.

Marshall Mrs. Eliza (Marshall

& Smith), Clinton hotel.

Marshall & Smith, props. Clin-

ton hotel.

McGregor Hugh, miner.

Mclnnes D., laborer.

Mclntyre Chas., wheelwrightMcKay Frank, Pavilion.

McLellan C. N., blacksmith.

Mitchell G. H., farmer, Glen Hart.

Moore Ed., farmer, High Bar,

Moore John E., farmer, Alkali

lake.

Pigon Moses, farmer. Dog cieek.

Pollard John, farmer.

Powers Thos., farmer. Bridgecreek.

Quinn Jas. B., laborer.

Robertson Jas., road supt.

Rosette Joseph, Alkali lake.

Routee J., farmer. Alkali lake.

Saul L, dairyman, 70 mile house.

Saul John, J. P., ist commis-sioner liquor license.

Saul Wm., farmer. Mound.Slater George, laborer.

Smith J. F., 2nd commissionerliquor license.

Smith Joseph E. N., hotel

keeper (Marshall & Smith).

Soues F., government agent,

Clinton.

Stodart David, tinsmith.

Switzer Arthur, laborer.

Tate Ed. A., stage driver,

Todd C, commissionerpeace.

Twentyman Anthony, miller.

Vader W. H., miner. Bridge riv.

Van Volkenburg L, stock raiser,

Couve creek.

Vespucie Isidore, farmer, Dogcreek.

Williams J., laborer.

Williams J. R., miner. Bridgeriver.

Wright W. H., Dog creek.

Wycott W. W., farmer,

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Tuck Kee, trader, Clinton.

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BONAPARTE VALLEY DIRECTORY.

Allen Edward, M. P. P., farmer,

Grave creek.

Allen VV. P., road supt., Grave ck.

Dougherty Edward, farmer,

Maiden creek.

Koster L. P., farmer.

Morgan Thos., stock raiser.

Mundorf Jacob, hotel keeper,

124 mile house.

Mouralot L., laborer, Maiden ck.

Nelson Jonathan, farmer.

Robinson Wm., teamster

Veasey John, teamster.

Veasey Michael, farmer.

Veasey Patrick, teamster.

Walker James, farmer.

Walker Thos., teamster.

Walker Robert, farmer.

Walker Wm., farmer.

Walker W. J., teamster.

LAC LA HACHE DIRECTORY.

Abel Wm., farmer, Lac LaHache.

Everitt John, farmer, 122-mile

house.

Felker Richard, stock raiser, 108-

mile house.

Fuller Wm., stock raiser, 105-

mile house.

Hempfield B., stock raiser, 105-

mile house.

Hetherington Joseph, stockraiser,

1 17-mile house.

Man.son Donald, stock raiser,

Lac La Hache.McArthur Neil, J. P., farmer,

1 19-mile house.

McCarty M. J.,farmer, 137-mile

house,

McDonald, R. A., miner, 115-

mile house.

McKinlay Archibald, Jr., 115-

mile house.

McKinlay Archibald, Sr., 115-

mile house.

McKinlay Ogden A., 115-milehouse.

Morrison Wm., .stock raiser, 1 34-

mile house.

Murphy D., stock raiser, 141-

mile house.

Ogden Chas., stock raiser, LacLa Hache.

Sterratt Chas. J., stock raiser,

1 19-mile house.

Sterratt Robt., stock raiser, 1 19-

mile house.

Walker Wm., telegraph operator,

108-mile hou.se.

Wright John, stock raiser, LacLa Hache.

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ADUIXION-^Î- NA^JMES.

Additioual Niimts—Lillooet.

Miller, John, fevryman.

Viuler, W H., miner.

Williams, J. 11., miner.

Williams, J., laborer.

Additional Names—Clinton.

Livinffstone, William.

Smith, Daniel, farmer.

Tuck Kee, trader.

Additional Names—Lac La Haclu.

Anderson, John, laborer.

Arraitage, Jol n, teamster.

Barton, Thomns, laborer.

Brodie, John, l,«borer.

Crawford, — , laborer.

Eagleson, Mwk, laborer.

Eldridge. .'mthouy, farmer.

Hamilton, riioma's M., hot<!l keeper.

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BONAPARTE VALLEY DIRECTORY.

Allen Edward, M. P P., farmer,

Grave creek.

Allen W, F., road supt., Grave ck.

Dougherty Edward, farmer,

Maiden cretk.

Koster L. P., farmer.

Morgan Thos., stock raiser.

Mundorf Jacob, hotel keeper,

1 24 mile house.

Mouralot L., laborer, Maiden ck.

Nelson Jonathan, farmer.

Robinson Wm., teamster.

Veasey John, teamster.

Veasey Michael, farmer.

Veasey Patrick, teamster.

Walker James, farmer.

Walker Thos., teamster.

Walker Robert, farmer.

Walker Wm., farmer.

Walker W. J., teamster.

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Abel Wm., farmer, Lac La . . i -McKinlay Archibald. Ir.. 11 1;-

Additional Names—Lac La Hacbe, continued.

Johnson, C. M., miner.

Jones, Henrv, miner. ^Manson, William, teacher.

McDongall, Thomas, farmer.

McGuire, Alex., miner.

McKinkiy, Ewen, stock raiser.

Ogden, William, stock raiser.

Paulson, Charles, cook.

Powers, Thomas, laborer.

Pucket, William, B. C. Express.

Strouss, William, laborer.

S\ itzer, Arthur, laborer.

Tallion, Jules, teamster.

Terry, Asa, laborer.

Additional Name—Alkali Lake Post Office.

Hutchinson, Thomas, Packer.

Additional Names —Dog Creek Post Office,

Twentyman, A., miller.

Van Volkenburgb J., stock raiser.

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City of New Westminster, B. C., and now known as the

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will accommodate all his old friends and the public generally who favor him with i'.

call, at old prices. Board per day, Sl.OO; Board per week, $.5.00; Single Monis, 25 cents;

Beds, 2.') cents. (iood Aecommodalioii for Ladirs Hiid tfamillrs.

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ESTABIjISHED 1«VB.

E. G. PRIOR,Importer and Dealer in all Descriptions of

Iron, Hardware, Steel- AND-

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.Solv AgetitM for the follmt>inff tHrmm :

FROST & WOOD,CHATHAM MFO CO.WAT80N MFO CO.J. HUSSELL A CO.NOXON BKOS.8. I;. ALLEN & CO.SYBBY, 8EARLES & CO.BACK & MAN80N.Mcdonald, mcpherson & co.

SoUi Afftfnt forBUCKEYE MOWEUS,SMITH'S FALLS REAPERS,PRAIRIE QUEEN PLOWS,CHATHAM WAGGONS,DEERING TWINE BINDEItS.WATSON SELF DUMP RAK.^.S.BROWN'S PAT. HAY LOADER,HOOSIER SEED DRILLS,PLAN ET .Ir. GARDEN TOOLS,STANDARD THRESHERS, Etc.

A complete and well sslectecl stock of Goods for Traders, Farmers, Blaoxsmith!;,

Etc., always on hand, at the I. TWF.aT Market Rates, including the following:

AnvIlD, VlHea, Bellows, t'hain, ^lorseshoes. Pipe, Axles, Sprinirs, Bolts, Sttrews,

Knhber BeUlnK, Leather BeltiiiK, Files, ^ws, Axes. Planes, riiisels,

Hliig s, 4;rlii<lMl<»iies, Powder, Fuse, Haii«lles. I4heet Iritn,

Tinner's FlltlnKs, t'opper. Hollow Ware,

Reapers, Mowers, Twine Bln«lerH. Bakes, FanuluK Mills. Seed Sowers, Feed Vntters,

Wheelbarrows, Shovels. Pleks, Shenthlng Paper, Ac, Ae,

BUILDER'S HARDWARE!^"Importing, as I do, direct from the manufacturers only, and having a special

contract witli tlic Railroad Company, I am enabled 'to lay my goods down at such

prices as allow me to sell at a low figure. All enquiries as to prices, etc., answered

promptly.

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CARIBOO DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 217

CARIBOO DISTRICT,Situated in the north-eoat part of the province, is noted for ita gold fields aud the

richness of its placer mines. It is estimated that since the development of Cariboo

in 1861 over 9^,000,000 in gold dust has been taken out in this locality. The

production of gold for the past three or four years has been between $450,000 and

JT-WiOOO annually. The Cariboo mining region proper extends from Horse Fly River,

near the southern line of the District, for some 150 miles northward; and eastward

for a distance of 75 miles; withal it may be asserted that, extensive as the district

is, and encouraging as the pn^t has been, a wide tract ramains still only partially

known, or, as it is locally termed, "prospected." Hydraulic mining has only of late

attracted attention among Cariboo miners.

Climate, Agbicdltorb, Ac, &c.—The agricultural portion of Cariboo District,

may be said to commence at the southern boundary, and extend to the mountains.

Williams Lake, at an elevation of 2,135 feet above the sea,' is one of the prettiest

places in the province. Soda C'cek is 1,600 feet, and Alexandria 1,420 feet, at

which there are several extensive and productive farms, some of the finest in the

country. There ax^i two flour mills in this part of the country.

WILLIAMS LAKE DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, iSO-Mile House)

Ayzoa Jos., packer, 1 50 m. h.

Bailey O., carpenter, 150-m. h.

Barger Wm., blacksmith, 150-

mile house.

Bird Henry, school teacher, 1 50-

mile house.

Brown H. S., carpenter, i so-m. h.

Buchanan Jas., miner, Wm. Ik.

Galium P., butcher, Williams Ik.

Coon J. H., miller, 1 50-m. h.

Clement Sister Mary, superior-

ess St. Ann's convent, mission,

105-mile house.

Cunningham M., laborer, 1 50 m.h.

Disseau D., laborer, 1 50-m. h.

Eagan Peter, laborer, 1 50-m. h.

Eagle C. B., farmer, Onwardranch, 150-m. h.

Farell Wm., laborer, 1 50-m. h.

Felker Geo., farmer, 144-m. h.

Felker Henry, farmer, 144-m. h.

Felker Henry P., farmer, 144-m. h.

Fenton Chas., laborer, 150-m. h.

Ford Jas., laborer, Williams Ik.

Grandidier Jos. Chas., Rev. Fa-

ther, St. Joseph's mis.,i50-m. h.

Griffin James (Hamilton & G.),

trader, 1 50-mile house.

Griffin P., laborer, 1 50-m. h.

Guertin F. Rev. Father R., O.M. I., S. Joseph's mis., 1 50-m. h.

Guillet Felix, farmer, S. Joseph'smission, 1 50-mile house.

Guy Frank, Beaver lake ranch,

150-mile house.

Hamilton & Griffin, traders andproprietors 150-mile house.

Hamilton Gavin, trader andpostmaster, 150-m. h.

Hamilton J. R., packer, 1 50-m. h.

Hamilton Peter, farmer andHarris H. A., packer, 1 50-m. h.

teamster, 1 50-mile house.

Higman Fiank, clerk, 150-m. h.

Hudson J., carpenter, 1 50-m. h.

Hunt Sam, laborer. Onwardranch, 150-m. h.

Isnardy Amadee, farmer, Chim-ney creek, 1 50-mile house.

Isnardy Louis, blacksmith, 1 50-

mile house.

Johnston G., blacksmith, 1 50-m.h.

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Kelly G. A., farmer, St. Joseph's

mission, 150-mile house.

Lowder Nat., laborer, 1 50-m. h.

Lyne Wm., trader and farmer,

Williams lake.

Mansfield M., farmer, S. Joseph's

mission, 1 50-mile house.

Mason Robert, Springfield farm.

Moffat John, laborer, 150-m. h.

Moore Wm., farmer. Chimneycreek, 150-m. h.

Murphy Dennis, farmer, 144 m.h., 1 50 m. h.

Ogden Isaac, clerk, 1 50 m. h.

Peterson A., laborer, 1 50 m. h.

Pinchbeck W., trader and farmer.

Pinchbeck & Lyne, farmers andtraders.

Powers Thos., laborer, 150-m. h.

QuigleyJ.,

stock raiser, 150-m. h.

Stephens Jos., packer, 150-m. h.

Sword Thos., packer, 1 50-m. h.

Terry Asa, packer, 1 50-m. h.

Thompson W. G., clerk, 1 5-m. h.

Ulric A,, laborer, 1 50-m. h.

SODA CREEK,Or. Eraser River, 53 milea below Quesnel, has two hotels and stores, a telegraph

office, and post office. During the summer a river steamer plies between this place

and Quesnel, thus facilitating the journey to the mines, and the transport of

provisions.

alp:xandria and soda creex directory.(P. O. Address, Alexandria and Soda Creek.

Allard Jos., farmer, Alex.Browne L., stage driver, S. C.

Clink A., laborer, S. C.

Collins Robt., miller, S. C.

Collins Jacob, farmer, S. C.

Currey John, farmer, S. C.

Cusson L., farmer, Alex.

Desermeaux Peter, farmer, Alex.

Desire Peter, farmer, Alex.

Dunlevy P. C, hotel, store, andexpress agent, S. C.

Dunn Geo., laborer, Springfield

farm, S. C.

English B. F., farmer, Deer park,

Chilcotin, S. C.

English H., farmer, S. C.

Evans Jas., laborer, Springfield

farm, S. C.

Field S., miller, S. C.

Freeman Wm., farmer, Alex.

Graham Alex., trapper, S. C.

Guffen Jas., laborer, S. C.

Hance Thos. O., farmer, Chilco-

tin, S. C.

Harper Thadeus, stock raisen

S. C.

Hawks J. F., faimer, Springfield

farm, S. C.

Hines Chas., clerk, S. C.

Innes John, farmer, S. C.

Jones John, teamster, S. C.

Lane N., river pilot, S. C.

LeClaire A., miner, S. C.

Livingstone D., farmer, Alex.Mayors Josh., engineer, S. CMayors Thos., pilot, S. C.

McCallum D., miner, S. C.

Mclnnis A. D., J. P., farmerand post master, Alex.

Mclntyre D., farmer, Chilcotin,

S. C.

McLean Donald, farmer, Alex.McLean Robt., farmer, Alex.McLeese Robt., M. P. P., hotel

keeper, and post master, S. C.

Meldrum T., farmer, Chilcotin,

S. C.

Merritt F., laborer, S. C.

Rwllng, PerforntiDK, Ae., withnaainess and dispaten by R.T.WILLIAMS, Broart Street, opp. View

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Moffatt Henry, ttamstcr, S. C.

Moffatt Thos., fanner, Alex.

Moore Win., farmer, Alex.

Price James, farmer, Alex.

Price Richard, farmer.

Reed Thos. P., clerk, S. C.

Riske VV. L., farmer, Chilcotin,

S. C.

Rombrough J. W., laborer, S. C.

Rose Fred, farmer, Alex.

Salmon John, farmer, S. C.

Schultz W., farmer, Alex.

Swanson John, farm hand, Chil-

cotin.

Swanson Wm., farmer, Cli cotin,

S. C.

Thurber J as., farmer, S. C.

Towns Chas., laborer, S. C.

Wathom Thomas, hostler, S. C.

Wiley Moses, farmer, Chilcotin,

Withrow Samuel, farmer, Chil-

cotin, S. C.

Yeates Henry, telegraph opera-tor, S. C.

QUESNEL.1,490 feet above the sea, at the confluence of the Fraaer and Quesnel Rivers, is this

beautifully situated town of about one hundred inhabitants; it has two hotels, four

merchant and trader's storea, three Chinese stores, two saloons, two butcher shops,

two blacksmith shops, one Chinese baker's shop, and a school. Here furs are col-

lected from a vast surrounding district by the Hudson's Bay Company, this being a

central depot.

QUESNEL DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Quesnel.)

Alexander J. M. L., trader, H.

B. Co.'s, Fort St. James.August Charles, carpenter.

Armitage John, miner.

Baker August, farmer.

Barlow Abraham, J. P., trader.

Barlow Miss J., telegraph opera-

tor and post mistress.

Bericau Wrn., miner.

Bergault Peter, farmer.

Bohanon J. H., farmer.

Boyd John, prop. Cold Springhouse and ranches.

Brown Joseph, farmer.

Buschee Wm., farmer.

Copp O., miner.

Cummings James, carpenter.

Davis H. F., fur trader.

Downs Stephen, farmer, Austra-

lian ranch.

Duclos E., farmer.

Duhig D. D., miner.

Dusscaux Jos., laborer. ;•''

Elmore George, fur trader.

Elmore M. P., fur trader.

Haggarty Michael, clerk, Bo-hanon estate. ; '

Heath C. H., miner.

Hudson Bay Co., merchantsand traders.

Hudson Hibbard (Reid & H.),

merchant.

Joandot Pierre, teamster, Stanley.

Johns Harry T., clerk, H. B. Co.

Johnston W. A., road contractor.

Laronde Chas., packer.

Lewis L. J., miner.

Lock Alex., hostler, Cottonwoodhouse.

Lowther John, laborer.

Mackin John, laborer, Austra-lian ranch.

Marshall Theodore, laborer.

McLean John, hotel keeper.

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McPhail Angus, teamster, ColdSpring house.

Middleton Robert, blacksmith.

Ogden Charles, trader, H. B. Cc,Fort St. George.

Olsen Andrew, Australian ranch.

Pacey Robt., hotel keeper.

Pickard George, farmer.

Reid James, M. P. (R. & Hud-son), merchant.

Reid & Hudson, merchants.

Robb David, miner.

Robb Wm., miner. ' /

Selms George, mmer.Shaw R. L., teamster, Bohanon

ranch.

Shepherd E, C, river pilot.

Shepherd John, miner.

Skinner Robt. J., chief trader,

H. B. Co.

St. Laurent Joseph H., roadsuperintendent.

Wallace Alex., farmer.

STANLEY,On Lightning Creek, thirteen miles lower down the road from Quesnel, once a busy

thriving little town, is now greatly reduced.

STANLEY DIRECTORY.(P. O. Address, Van Winkle.)

Allan David, miner, L. creek.

Atchison George, miner, L. creek.

Beattie Wm., miner, Rucheoncreek.

Blair John, miner, Dragon creek.

Booth Robert, carpenter.

Bruce Robert, miner, L. creek.

Brunskill Wharton, farmer, Bea-

ver pass, Quesnel mouth.Cockings Philip, miner, L. creek.

Conklin George, miner, Sloughcreek.

Coyne James, miner, L. creek.

Davis John M., miner, New creek.

Dodd James, miner, L. creek.

Dodd W. W., trader and post

master.

Edwards David, miner, v

Ellis Wm., miner.

Fleming John, hotel keeper.

Fletcher Andrew (F. & McN.),Fletcher & McNaughton, mer-

chants.

Foster Walter, miner, L. creek.

Graham Robert, miner, Chisholmcreek.

Hancock John, miner, L. creek.

Harris John, butcher.

Hook John, miner, L. creek.

Houseman Walter W., miner.

Hunter, miner, L. creek.

Hyde Henry Arthur, miner, L.

creek.

Johns G., miner. New creek.

Johns Joseph, miner, L. creek.

Johns Richard, miner, L. creek.

Johnstone Archibald, miner.

Jones Thos., miner, Chisholm ck.

Jones Solomon, miner, Chisholmcreek.

Lucas Henry, miner, L. creek.

Maxwell Thos., miner, L. creek.

McLaren Philip, miner, Rucheoncreek.

McLean Roderick, miner, Chis-

hoim creek.

McLeod George, miner.

McNaughton Archibald, mer-chant.

McQuaig M., miner. Dragon Co.Mor*Tomer>' Samuel, miner,

l -uchecn creek.

R.T. WILLI AJVIS,Book-Binder and Blank Book Manofiictarer

BKOAD STREET, VICTORIA.

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Montgomery Joseph, blacksmith,

Van Winkle.Naismith John, miner, Rucheon

creek.

O'Neil Cornelius, miner, Dragoncreek.

Patullo Wm., miner, Dragon ck.

Peebles John, blacksmith.

Perkins Edwin, miner, L. creek.

Price David, miner, L. creek.

Pritchard Robt, miner, L. creek.

Rowe Charles, miner, L. creek.

Shaw Joseph, miner, L. ereek.

Stephens James, miner, L. creek.

Synon Patrick, miner, L. creek.

Thomas Abraham, miner. VanWinkle.

Thomas Wm. M., miner, Newcreek.

Trelease Wm., miner, L. creek.

Triplett John, miner, L. creek.

Tunon Henry S., miner, VanWinkle.

Urquhart Walter, miner, L. creek.

Waters Jos., milkman, L. creek.

Wormald Wm., miner, Rucheoncreek.

Yeates Anthony, miner, L. creek

BARKERVILLE.The town of Barkerville is situated on Williaina Creek, at the terminus of the

Cariboo wagon road. It has a population of about 250. Good iiotela, e number of

general merchandise xtores, post and telegraph office, a government assay office, and

a very efficient fire brigade. Richfield is one mile souti' of Barkerville, where the

court house and government offices are located.

BARKERVILLE DIRECTORY. ^

(P. O. Address

Allan Jas., miner,Grouse creek.

Allan Thos,, miner, Antler creek.

AUers Duminer, Conklin gulch.

Anderson Andrew.mincr.Lowheecreek.

Archer Samuel, miner, W. creek.

Baade Fred, min^ W. creek.

Bannerman W. S., school

teacher.

Bartrim Wm., miner, Richfield.

Bauden N., miner, W. creek.

Bauden Thos., miner, W. creek.

BendixonMdme., saloon keeper.

Bennett Wm., miner, Pearce

Gulch.

Berry Richard, saloon keeper,

Antler creek.

Bibby James, book-keeper.

Bibby John, dealer in stoves

and tinware.

Blackwell E., miner, Stout's gulch.

1, Barkerville.)

Blair Jas., m ,v.r, Grouse creek.

Blair Henry, miner.

Bouchran Jno., miner, Richfield.

Bowron John,government aeentand gold commissioner.

Boyce Jas., miner, Conklin gulch,

Brodie R., miner, Conklin gulch.

Brown N. Henry, saloon keeper.

Brown Jos., miner. Jack of Clubscreek.

Brown Robt., miner, W. cree!:.

Brown Wm., Lowhee creek.

Bull John, miner, Red gulch.

Campbell Alex., teamster, Rich-

field.

Campbell Neil, miner, Richfield.

Cannell Joseph, miner, W. creek.

Champetier E., miner. Hard-scrabble creek.

Cowan George, M. P. P., miner,

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Craig James, butcher.

Crawford Henry H., teamster.

Creswell Robert, miner, W. creek.

Daley John (Mason & D.)

Davis Robt., miner. Antler creek.

Deacon J as., miner, Antler creek.

Denny Jos., saloon keeper.

Deslorier Edward, team.ster.

Devlin R. B., miner.

D'Orpentigny O., miner, Hard-scrabble creek.

Dooley W., miner, Grou.se creek.

Doscher Henry, miner, Conklingulch.

Dow G. A., miner. Grouse creek.

Driscoll Michael, miner, Mos-quito creek.

I'airbairn John, miner. Antlercreek.

Ferguson George, miner, Conklingulch.

Fitchie W., miner. Antler creek.

Flynn H. E., miner, Mo.squito

creek.

Flynn T. H., miner. Mosquitocreek.

Fon'est Wm., saloon keeper.

Gad Geo., miner. Grouse creek.

Gayet L., miner, Grouse creek.

Glover Wm., miner, Antler creek

Goldstadt Henry, minei', Rich-

field.

Goodson J. G., baker.

Glynn M. S., miner, W. creek.

GulIick.son John, miner, W. creek.

Hagerman C, miner, W. creek.

Harkin James, miner.

Harris Greenbury, charcoal bur-

ner, W. creek. .

Harper Ephriam, carpenter.

Heath Robt., miner, Hardscrab-ble creek.

Hoar Francis, miner, Antlercreek.

Hodgkin.son Wm., teamster.

Hoffsomer C, miner, W. creek.

Hough R., engineer, Richfield.

Houghton Wm., miner. Antlercreek.

House Chas., hotel keeper.

Houser John, saloon keeper.

Stout's gulch.

Howley P., miner. Mosquitocreek.

Hudson Bay Co., general dealers.

Humphreys Ed., miner. Stout's

gulch.

Innis James, miner, W. creek.

Isaac Geo., miner, Sugar creek.

James Jno., miner, Conklin gulch.

Jarvis W. T., miner, Grouse creek.

Johns S., miner.

Johnston Arthur, miner, Sugarcreek.

Jones David L., miner. Antlercreek.

Jones Ed., miner. Grouse creek.

Jones Elias T., miner, Richfield.

Jones John O., miner, W. creek.

Jones Robt., miner. Stout's gulch.

Jones W, A., denti.st, Richfield.

Jones Wm. L., miner, W. creek.

Kelly Andrew, hotel keeper.

Knott John, carpenter.

Lanyon John, miner, Mosquitocreek.

Lindsay James, chief constable,

Richfield.

Lumley John, hospital steward,

W. creek.

Mason & Daly, merchants andbutchers.

Mascn Joseph (M. & Daly).

Mattice S. B., miner.

McAlinden A., Grouse creek.

McCormick W. G., miner, Jackof Clubs creek.

McCorvie Archibald, miner, W.lake.

McDermctf Henry,miner,Grou.se

creek.

McDonald Alex., miner, Conklingulch,

McDonald Joh.;, laborer.

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McFarlane Alex., miner, W. lake,j

McFarlane D., miner. Grouse i

creek.

Mclnnis Dougall, miner, W,creek.

Mcintosh I., miner, Richfield.

McKay Daniel, miner, W. creek.

McKay David, miner, Richfield.

McKen James, miner, Richfield.

McKenny Francis, miner.

McLain J. L. B.. miner, Richfield.

McWha Alex., Grouse cieck.

McWha & McAlinden, traders,

Grouse creek.

Milross Wm. T., painter.

Moleur H., miner, Grou.se creek.

Morresy Jas., miner, Sugar creek.

Morgan Lewis, miner.

Moses W. D., dealer in fancy

dry goods, boots and shoes,

&c., Barkerville.

Munroe Archibald, agent H.B. Co.

Munroe John, miner. ,-

Murray John, carpenter.

Myers F., miner, Hardscrabblecreek.

Myers J., miner, W. creek.

Nason I. B., lumber merchantand miner, Richfield.

Newton L., miner. Stout's gulch.

Nicholls Wm., miner. Antler

creek.

Nordberg Daniel, miner.

Nutt Jonathan, J. P., miner.

Ogden Ed., laborer, W. creek.

O'Neil Chas. P., blacksmith.

Patterson Ja"?. E., miner, Sugarcreek.

Parez F., miner, Richfield.

Paulsen C. J.,miner, W. creek.

Pendola Angelo, store keeper.

Petrin F., miner, W. creek.

Pinkerton John, mi ler, Lowheecreek.

Pinkerton Matthew, miner, Low-hee creek.

Pomcroy J., miner. Grouse creek.

I'ortcr Alex., miner, Antler ^""eek.

Price W. C, miner, Richfiela.

Radowitch Wm., miner, Hard-.scrabblc creek.

Roberts Abraham L., miner,

Richfield.

Robinson G. W., miner, Richfield.

Robin.son Jas., miner. Sugarcreek.

Rodgers S. A., sheriff and mer-chant, Barkerville.

Ross John, miner. Antler creek.

Rowe Josiah, miner. Antler creek.

Saunders Wm., miner, Mosquitocreek.

Sharpe Alex., miner, Cunning-ham creek.

Shaw J., miner, Canadian creek.

Shepherd Guy L-, boot maker.

Sims G. W., miner. Grouse creek.

Sincock S. J., miner, Richfield.

Sincock Samuel, saloon keeper,

Richfield.

Smith W. P., miner, W. creek.

Steibler Chris., miner, Richfield.

Stewart Jame.s, miner, Grou.se

creek.

Stirling J. R., school teacher.

Stone James, post master andtelegraph operator.

Swan Alex., miner, Antler creek.

Taylor George, miner, Richfield.

Thomas D., miner, Antler creek.

Tillie Wm., miner.

Truman Gee , miner.

Urquhart W. J., miner.

Walker Samuel, store keeper.

Watt Hugh, M. D., M. C. P. S.,

Ontario, surgeon, Royal Cari-

boo hospital.

Wiley W., miner, Lowhee creek.

Williams John, miner, jack of

Clubs creek.

Williams W. P., miner, Mosqui-to creek.

Wilson O., fisherman, Bear lake.

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Wintrip R., miner, Stout's gulch.

Wintrip L., miner Stcut's gulch.

Woo'.cock Henry, miner, Lowheecreek.

Wright Jas., miner, W. creek.

Wyllie R., miner, Sugar creek.

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(P. O. Address, Barkerville.)

Adams James, miner. Snow-shoe1

Glendenning Peter, miner, Har-creek.

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Adams Wm., farmer, Alex.|

Greig R., miner, Harvey creek.

Anderson Martin, miner. Pine[

Hayward Thos., miner, Snow-creek,

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Anderson Robt., miner, Snow- 1 Hutcheson James, miner, Harveyshoe creek. 1 creek.

Anderson Wm., miner. Snow-\

Jeffaries Wm., miner, Harveyshoe creek.

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Atkinson George, miner, Harvey\

Johnston Thos. D., miner, Har-creek.

jvey creek.

Barker John K., blacksmith, Kyse Samuel, miner, Snow-shoeForks of Qucsnel.

Barr R., miner. Snow shoe creek.

Hell James, miner, Harvey creek.

Bell John, miner, Harvey creek.

Bell John K., miner, Keithley

creek.

Bennett Richard, miner, Snow-shoe creek. > '

Birrell Andrew, miner, Harveycreek.

Blair R., miner, Harvey creek.

Borland Robt., trader, Keithley

creek.

Calder H., miner, Harvey -reek.

Cameron Wm., miner, HarveyCarstens Fred, miner, Keithley

creek.

Clements J., miner, Keithley

creek.

Collins J., miner, Harvey creek.

Edwards John E., miner, Keith-

ley creek.

Gardell Mills, trapper, Harveycreek.

Gartley Thomas, miner, Snow-shoe creek.

creek,

Lamont Angus, mine.-, Harveycreek.

Latour ('asemir, miner, Keithleycreek.

Littler Frederick, expressman,Keithley creek.

MaicolinJ.,

miner, Harvey creek.

Mathers James, miner, Harveycreek.

Martin J., miner, Snow-shoe ck.

McCrae Donald, miner, Keithleycreek.

McDonald Robt., miner. Snow-shoe creek.

McGovern Patrick, miner, Snow-shoe creek.

McKcnzie Alex., miner. Snow-shoe creek.

McLean J.,miner, Harvey creek.

McLennan F., miner, Keithley

creek.

McLeod Kenneth, trapper, Har-vey creek.

McKnab Robt, trader. Snow-shoe creek.

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Metz John, trapper and miner,

Forks of Quesnel.

Moore James, clerk, Keithleycreek.

Morris J.,miner, Harvey creek.

Newell Hizer, miner and trapper,

Forks of Quesnel.

Pearse T., miner, Keithley creek.

Polleys Wm., miner, Harvey ck.

Polmere Wm., miner. Snow-shoecreek.

Rankins Donald, miner, Harveycreek.

Rosebrock T., miner, Harvey ck.

Scott Robt. M., miner, Snow-shoe creek.

Seivewright J as., miner, Keithley

creek.

Smith John R., miner, Snow-shoe creek.

Stephenson Wm., governiYient

agent. Forks of Quesnel.

Strain James, miner, Snow-shoecreek.

Tell Edward, miner. Snow-shoetrtek.

Thomas John, miner, Keithley

creek.

Thompson W. G. H., miner,

Harvey creek.

Thormahlin Theo., miner, Har-vey creek.

Thouvenin Alex., miner, Keith-

ley creek.

Thouveiiin Chas., miner, Keith-ley creek.

Trewhella Edward, miner, Har-^

vey creek.

Turley James, miner, Harveycreek.

Veith, Borland & Co., traders,

Snow-shoe creek.

Veith & Borland, traders, Keith-ley creek.

Veith Geo. (V. B. & Co.), trader,

Keithley creek.

Williams W. M., miner, Harveycreek.

Wilson Arnold, miner, Snow-shoe creek.

Woods E., miner. Snow-shoe ck.

Young R,, miner, Keithley creek.

CARIBOO t)ISTRlGT CHINESE DIRECTORY.Ah Kwdn, trider, Keithley clieek.

Ah Sow, farmer and 'patker,

Porks <of Quesnel.

Ah Leen, blacksmith, FbricS of

Quesnel.

E Tie & Co., traders, ô>rks of

Quesnel.

Kwong Lee & Co., traders, Ft>rks

of Quesnel.

Kwoug Liee & Co., Stanky.

Kwong Lee & Co., traders. Mouthof Quesnel.

Kwong Lee & Co., traders, Bar-ketville.

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Sew Cow, trader, Stanley.

Ti Loy, trader. Mouth of Quesnel.Yan Wo, trader. Mouth ofQuesnel.

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CASSIAR DISTRICT.Tlie District of CaBsiar is situated along the north-weatern boundaries of the

province. The population is about 400. Attention was first drawn to Cassiar by the

discovery of gold on Thibert Creek in 1873. The principal streaina on which mining

has been prosecuted profitably are the Dease, Thibert, McDame and Walker Creeks.

The district has produced over !$5,000,000 in gold.

The features of the district are mountainous, being of little use for agricultural

purposes. Its rivers and lakes teem with fish, and its forests abound with game.

Tliere is not the least doubt tliat remunerative gold deposits are waiting to be devel-

oped, and a niiuing population will be found in this country for many years to coiae.

CASSIAR DIRFXTORY.(P. O. Address, Cassiar.)

Agnell Albert, fisherman, Mc-Dame's creek.

Berdsell John T., miner. Quartzcr., P. O. McDame's cr.

Beedy A., miner, McDame's cr.

Booth E. A., miner, McDame's cr.

Boyle Cha3., miner, McDame's cr.

Brierly Sam, hotel keeper. Tele-

graph cr., P. O. Glenora.

Buckley Thomas, miner, Mc-Dame's cr,

Bumiller T., miner, McDame's cr.

Cain James, boatman, Laketon.Callbreath, Grant & Cook, mer-

chants and forwarders. Tele-

graph cr., Laketon and Mc-Dame's CI.

Callbreath J. C. (C. G. & C),

merchant. Telegraph cr.

Cameron A., miner, McDame's cr.

Cameron John R., Dease cr.

Carr-John, miner, Laketon.

Chaplin Jas., miner, McDame's cr.

Choquette A., Indian trader. Ice

Mountain.Ciatworthy Adam, miner, Mc-

Dame's cr.

Cook G. W. (C, G. & C), mer-chant, Laketon.

Crimp J. L., recorder and sheriff,

govt, agent, Laketon.

Cross Henry, miner, Laketon.

DeLisle J., blacksmith, Laketon.Dower Ed., miner, McDame's cr.

Do}'le P., miner, McDame's cr

Finlayson John, miner, Laketon.Foster Wm., miner, Laketon.Galvin John, miner, McDame's cr.

GordonJ., blacksmith, Laketon.

Grant John, M. P. P. (C, G. &C), merchant, Laketon.

Harrison J. C, miner, Laketon.Harvey Thos., miner, Laketon.Hayden Isaac, miner, Laketon.Highland R., farmer. Miller's bar.

Holroyd Jas., miner, Laketon.Hughes R. T., miner, Laketon.Humphries Jos., miner, Dease cr.

Jones W. R., miner, Laketon.Kearnes John, miner, Laketon.Lawrence Chas.. miner, Laketon.Martin John,packer,McDame'scr.McAllister S. J., packer, Miller's

bar.

McCabe John, miner, Laketon.McCarthy

J.,merchant, Laketon.

McCauley Geo., miner, Laketon.McClusk^y Ja.s.. miner, Laketon.McCrimmon John, miner, Mc-Dame's cr.

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McDonald A., miner, Laketon.

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McDonald D., miner, Laketon.

McFadden D., miner, Laketon.McKenzie Dan, miner. Laketon.McPhearson Wm., miner, Mc-

Dame,s or.

McVicker Dan, Thirl)ert cr.

Merrifield J.,packer, Glenora.

Metcalf E., miner, McDame's cr.

Mitchell J., miner, McDame's cr.

Mitchell J.,saloon keeper, Mc-

Dame's cr.

Moffat J no., miner, McDame's cr.

Moore John, miner, Laketon.

Nelson W., miner, McDame's cr.

O'Donnell J.,miner,McDarne'scr.

O'Neil W., miner, McDame's cr.

Patch Wm., miner, McDame's cr.

Pillan Jessie, miner, Laketon.

Porter James, hotel keeper,

Thibert cr., Laketon.

Pretchett Geo., custom houseofficer, Glenora.

Rees John, miner, McDame's cr.

Redmond L., miner, Laketon.

Reid Robt., miner, Laketon.

Rilly M., packer, Telegraph cr.

Richards Matthew, hotel keeper,

Dease lake, Laketon.Ronald Wm., miner, Laketon.Sainsburry Geo., miner, Mc-Dame's cr.

Shearer Ed., miner, Laketon.Slott S., miner, McDame's cr.

Smith C. B., miner, McDame's cr.

Smith Stewart, miner, Laketon.Sullivan B. L., miner, Thibert cr.

Sylvester Rufus. Indian trader,

Sylvester's landing, McDame'screek,

Taylor W., miner, McDame's cr.

Thibert Henry, miner, Laketon.Thomas W., packer,Telegraph cr.

Tolmie Andrew, miner, Laketon.Valencia

J.,packer. Telegraph cr.

Williams J. A., miner, Laketon.Williair John T., miner, Laketon.Wilson Ogden, miner, Laketon.Wilson Robt, miner, P. O. Mc-

Dame's cr.

Wilson Thos., miner, Laketon.Wilson W. P., farmer, jj m. h..

Telegraph cr.

NORTHERN COAST, NORTHERN. INTERIOR ANDWEST COAST OF VANCOUVER ISLAND.

METLAKAHTLAIs situated some twenty miles from Fort Simpson, and is purely an Indian settlpnient

with a population of about 800. The industries prosecuted here are a saw mill, a

barrel factory, a salmon cannery, blacksmiths' work, and other mechanical arts.

SKEENA RIVER

Is situated fifteen miles south of Metlakahtia, and is tlie iiecon<i largest river in Brit-

ish Columbia. The river is navigable for a distance with steamers of moderate

draught and with canoes to the head of the Babine lake.

The Skeena is a prolific salmon stream, and fish of the finest quality are pro-

cured here.

FOKT SIMPSON.

This fort is situated on the north-west end of the Sinipshean peninsula, separ-

ated from the south end of Alaska by the Portland Inlet.

The town is situated on a sloping hill-side, and has a population of 800 Indians,

who are chiefly engaged in the fishing and fur trade business.

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The village has 9, fir^ brifade, ^ brass band, a rifle company, and is governed byan Indian council.

Kit-a-inaat, about 100 miles down the coast, is an I^dian village, and has 4

population of 350.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS.

The general character of those islands is mountainous and heavily timbered.

The extreme length is about 170 geographical miles, their extreme width about 100

miles. The mining resources of these islands are undoubtedly very extensive.

The only industry established hers is the Skidegate Oil Company, which enterr

prise is confined to the manufacture of oil from a small species of shark commonlyknown as the dog-fish.

The chief trading places on the islands are at Massett and Skidegate Inlet. Thechief item in trade is fur seals, in which about $10,000 of trade is annually done.

The Hydah Indians of these islands are famous for their skill for oarving in

wood, silver or slate, and their crest poles adorn every village. They are beyond

doubt the best canoe makers on the coast.'

NAAS RIVER AND DISTRICT.

Naas River ranks third in sii.e of British 'Columbia rivers, and waters the coun-

try north of the Skeena. On the right bank, close to the mouth, is the mission vil-

lage of Kincolith, population about 225. The Indians own and work a saw mill.

One mile above Kincolith is a steam saw mill, owned by the Naas River Fishing Co.

Several well equipped canneries are located along the I^aas River, and thousands

of Indians are engaged in fishing during the salmon and oolichau run-

The Methodist mission is in charge of Rev. A. E. Green, and the school is in

Miss Green's charge, where Indians are taught the habits of civilized life.

The winters are very severe, the thermometer falling from 40 deg. to 50 deg.

below zero tor weeks in succession. Gold is found in small quantities, and also

croppings of coal. When properl} prospected no doubt much wealth will be

discovered. >,

ALBERNI (BARCLAY SOUND).

The settlement of Albemi is situated on the west coast of Vancouver Island,

distant from Victoria (by water) 136 miles. The district can also be reached via

Nanaimo. It is clearly apparent that Albemi District will become a place of muchimportance as a farming district. Quite a number of settlers have taken up land

during the last year, and all are well satisfied. A company has started a salmon

fishery at Albemi of late. •

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,^ -sv. .' •, FORT RUPERT.

This post is situated near the northern extremity of Vancouver Island, and was

was established by the Hudson Bay Company for a trading post.

"' ALERT BAY

Is situated about twenty miles south of Fort Rupert, on Cormorant Island, and i> a

convenient stopping place for vess-^ls on their way to and from the northern ports of

British Columbia and Alaska Territory.

BELLA BELLA

Is distant from Victoria about 400 miles, and is an Indian village with a population

of about 250.

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0-WEE-KAY-NOIs situated at the head of Rivers Iblet, where the well known canning establishment

of Sbot>>olt, Hart & Co., is located. The Indians in this neighborhood number about

150, anu speak the Bella Bella Indian lau^uage.

SMITH'S INLET,

A good sized stream empties into this inlet, up which the salmon run in large

numbers, and several canneiies have been established in this neighborhood since the

issue of the last Directory. ^,; . .^^ ^^

BELLA CX)OLA

Is situated at the head of Burke Channel, and was formerly the lauding place for

Cariboo miners. The Indiana are quite uum jrous, and the countt-y abounds with

fur-bearing animals. -. . , , ,.., .

NORTHERN COAST, NORTHERN INTERIOR and WESTCOAST VANCOUVER ISLAND DIRECTORY.

Alexander George, head fisher-

man, Aberdeen.Anderson Mr., policeman, Fort

Simpson.Armstrong F., store keeper, Kit-

a-mat.

Birrell Peter, prop, fish cannery,

Naas river.

Blenkinsop G., Indian agent.

Fort Rupert.

Brabant Rev. Father A., Hes-

quiat, V. I.

Breitzen P., H. B. Co., Ft Sitjipson.

Breitzen H.P.,farmer, Ft.Simpson.

Brown Jas., miner, Omineca.

Brown W., fisherman, Naas hrbr.

Brown Capt. Geo., Kyuquot.

Bryant John, miner, Omineca.

Byrns M., blacksmith. Alert bay.

Callan P., butcher and black-

smith, Omineca.Callan & Steratt, butchers, &c.,

Omineca.Campbell J. L., head fisherman,

Naas harbor.

Carles M., fisherman, P.O. Skeena,

Caylor Rev. W. B., Bella Bella.

Chantral H., trader, Metlakahtla.

Clarek G. D., farmer, Alberni,V.I.

Clarke D., farmer, Alberni, V. I.

Clayton J., trader, Bella Bella.

Clifford C. W. D., P. O. Vitall

cr., Omineca.Clyde Edmond, fisherman, Skide-

gate Oil Co.

Collins F., fisherman, Naas river.

Collinson Rev. "W., Kincolith.

Cooper B., fisherman, Naas river.

Crosby Rev. Thos., F"t. Simpson.Cunningham John, trader, Port

Essington.

Cunningham R., trader, Port

Essington.

Cuthbert J., book-keeper, Skeena.Deis F., fisherman, Naas harbor.

Dempster W. H., manager Aber-deen cannery.

Draney R., props, cannery, R. I.

Duncan Rev. W., trader andmissionary, Metlakahtla.

Dunn Rev. T., Kincolith, Naas riv.

Dunnahue N., fisherman, Naas riv.

Dyke G. W., fisherman, Skide-

gate Oil Co.

Elliott A. C, magistrate. FortSimpson.

Evans E., trader, Omineca.Eussen Rev. Father L., V. I.

Faigon E., trader, Hope Island.

Francis Capt. P., Ucluet.

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Gamble T., sawyer, Pt. Essington.

Gate B., miner, Omineca.Gauten P., miner, Omineca.Giscom J. R., Northern coast.

Gordon L., clerk, Ft. Simpson.Graham Allan, magistrate, Man-

son cr., Omineca.Grant H., miner, P. O. Vitall

cr., Omineca.Gray J.,

fish cannery, Naas river.

Green Rev. A. E., Greenville,

Naas river.

Green Miss Mary A., teacher,

Naas river.

Goodwin S. (Capt. Warren's .sta-

tion), Ahuonsut.Guillord H., Indian agent, West

coast, V. I.

Hague H., Barclay Sound, V. I.

Hall Rev. A. J.,Alert Bay.

Hall R. H., trader. Ft. Simpson.Hart K, miner, Omineca.Hart M., salmon cannery, R. I.

Hathaway G. P., miner, Omineca.Hawkins G.,coal burner, Alert B.

Hankin T., trader, P'orks Skeena.

Heffren N. G., miner, Omineca.Hendry Miss R., chaige of Girls'

Home, P"t. Simpson.Hicks John, Alert bay.

Hopkins Rev. G. T., Skidegate.

Hunt G., trader, H. B. Co., Fort

Rupert.

Hunt Robt., trader, H. B. Co.,

Fort Rupert.

Irvine Joseph, Georgetown, P. O.

P'ort Simpson.

Jennings Rev. D., Pt. Essington.

Johnston John, miner, Alert bay.

Johnston J.,fisherman, Alert bay.

Kamano Geo., farmer. Alert bay.

Kelly P., miner, Omineca.Kenney Geo., trader, Omineca.Keynton W., miner, Omineca.LaingCapt.A.,shr.W.P.Sayward.Lawrance Mi.ss S., charge of

schools. Fort. Simpson.

Lee T., canner, Metlakahtla.

Linnberry A., fi.sherman.

Lockerby G., H.B.Co., Ft. Simp.Laughton Capt. T., Barclay S.

Madden Wm., ship master, Port

Essington.

Matheson H., trader, Kyuquot.Matheson J no., cooper, Naas riv.

Malio A., fisherman.

May J.,trader, P, O. Vitall cr.,

Omineca.May J. J., Port Essington.

May Wm. D., farmer, Klicksewy,Alert bay.

McAllister John, Kitlup RiverFishing Co., Gardner channel.

McArthur D., laborer, Naas riv.

McCulough W., teacher, Naas R.

DcDoiald A., trader, P. O. Vitall

cr., Omineca.McDonald D., miner, Omineca.McDowell & McNeil, props.

Wannuck cannery, R. I.

McGregor A., foreman SkidegateOil Co.

McKenzie A., H. B. Co., Massett.

McKenzie, farmer, Alberni.

McKinnon, miner, Omineca.McMasters Jno., miner, Naas R.McNeil Alex., Aberdeen cannery.

Mcintosh A., H.B.Co., Babine Ik.

McQuillon F., supt. B. S. fish Co.

Merryfield P., farmer, Albern' V.I.

Millar A., blacksmith, Naas hrbr.

Mollet C, J. P., farmer, Alberni.

Morgan E. B., clerk, Naas harbor.

Morrison C. F., store keeper.

Myjask Arthur, fisherman.

Nicholes E., teacher, Kitlatamax.Nicolaye Kev. J., Kyuquot, V. I.

Nicholls George, fisherman.

Nicholson A. N., trader, Hesquiat.

Offutt M., trader. Ft. Simpson.Oliver F., carpenter, Alert bay.

Ohley S., sloop capt., Alert bay.

Owen Chas., hou.se carpenter,

Port Essington.

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Owen Thos., Kyuquot sound.

Pierce Rev. W. H., Rivers Inlet.

Picrson G., foreman R. I. cannery.

Pool Sam., fisherman, SkidegatcOil Co.

Purvis R. L., Ft. Simp.son.

Ridley Rt. Rev., Bishop of Cale-

donia, Fort Simpson.Reynolds Wm., fisherr an, Naas

warboRoundy F., miner, Naas R.

Robertson G., trader, Kit-a-mat.

RobinsonJ., miner, Omineca.

Robertson John, fisherman.

Roles Chas., miner, Omineca.Rood

J.,carpenter and joiner.

Sampare A., Forks Skcena.

Sayward & Gabriel, props. B.S.

fishing Co.

Sayyea Wm., canner, Aberdeencannery.

Shotbolt, Hart & Co., props,

cannery, O-Wee-Kay-No.Smith J no., trader, Nootka S.

Sinclair Wm., clerk, H. B. Co.,

Bella Cooia.

Spence W., trader, P. O. Vitall

creek., Omineca.Spencer & Earle, salmon pack-

ers, Alert bay.

Spencer S. A., salmon canner,

Alert bay.

Smith P., miner, Omineca.Smith Wm., trader, Nootka S.

Snow Maria, trader, Naas river.

Snuggs Cha.s., carpenter, Naasriver.

Stephens E. C, miner, Omineca.Stephens L, miner, Omineca.Steratt C, butcher, Omineca.Terry G. W., miner, Omineca.Tomlinson Rev., Metlakahtla.

Twick Jas., canner, Naas harbor.

Taylor Chas., farmer, Barclay S.

Taylor Chas., farmer, Alberni.

Vauriot F., miner, Omineca.Vitall Bed Rock Flume Co.,

Omineca.Walker D., miner, Omineca.Wand W. W., foreman cannery,

Naas harbor.

Warburton H., machinist, Inver-

ness cannery.

Welsh Jas., clerk, Naas river.

Weston Wm., laborer, H. B. Co.,

Fort Rupert.

White J. E., manager, Inverness

Williams W., fisherman, Naas R.

Williams W., fi.sherman, Naas R.

Williamson W., miner, Omineca.Williscroft Geo., saw mill owner,

P. O. Fort Simpson.Wilson Geo., miner, Omineca.Warren Capt. J. D., trading

stations, Barclay sound, Clayo-quot and Ohuhonset, V. I.

Young H. J., canner, supt. Alert

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LIEUT.-GOVERNOR

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HON. CLEMI':NT FRANCIS CORNWALL.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.Chic/ Com7hiiisioner of Landn ajid Works, Hon. Wm. Smithe (Premier.)

Attorney-OeAernl, Hon. A. E. B Davie, Q. C.

Provincial Secretary, Minint.er ofFinance, and Mininter ofMintH, Hon..Johh Robaoh.

President of the E^aitire Council, Hon. Wm. Smithe.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.Speaker, Hon. J. A. Mara. Clerk, Thornton Fell.

JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENT.Chief justice, Sir M. H. Bogbie.

Puisne Judges, iton. H. P. P. Crease, Hon. J. Hamilton Oray, I). C. t.., tton.

.tohn F. McCreight, Hon. G. A. Walkem,

DOMiNlON OFFICIALS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.

DOMINION AOKNi" iN BRITISH COLUMBIA :

HON. J. W. TRUTCH, C. M. G.

CUSTOMS—PORT OF VICTORIA.

Sub- CollectorofSticheen, Rich. Hnnter.

Landing Waiter, Robert Lawson," " F. J. Morison.•• " W. A. Franklm.

Locker, P. VVoolacott.

Messenger, Wm. Gregory.

Landing Waiter, Esquimalt, C. E. Bunting.

PORT I6f new WhstSinstsr.

Collector, .Tohn K. Wute, Landing Waitei and Clerk, ^eter Grant.

Landi^m Waiter, Burrard Inlet, Isaac Johns.

PORT OF NANAIMO.Collector, J. F. Smitli. Sub-Collector, Thbe. E. Pe6k.

POST OFFICE.Inspector, E. H. Fletcher. Postmaster at Victoria, R, Wallace.

Collector, Hon. W. 0. Haniley.

Surneyor, George Frye.

Chief Clerk, C. S. Finlaison.

Apifyrdiser, <bc., A. R. Mibie.

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DOMINION SAVIN(;H BANK.—victokia ukanch.

JUanmjer, John Grahain. AecouiitatU, Co«)te M. ClianilierH.

Teller, R. K. Green.

NEW WEHTMiNSTER, C. Pitteiidrigh, Ai/ent. nanaimo, A. H. Home, Ajiin'.

Agent, P. Revely.

Insjtector, C. T. Diipont.

Lieut. -Col. Powell.

MARINE AND FISHERIES.

INLAND REVENUE.

INDIAN COMMISSIONERH.

Collector, H. B. Good.

Clerk, Hamilton Molt'att.

LOCAL DEPARTMENTS.

PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,

Provincial Secretary, Hon. John Itohson. Deputy Proinucud Secretart/, T. Elwyii.

Superintendent Printintj Branch, R. Wolfe.iden.

ATTORNEY-(}ENERAL'S OFFICE.

AUomey-Oeneral, Hon. A. E. B. Davie, Q. C. Deputy Attorney-General, P. Ai. Irving.

REGISTRAR-(}ENERAL'S OFFICE.

RegtHlrar-Geiieral of Titles, C. J. Leggatt (acting.)

LANDS AND WORKS DEPARTMENT.

Ghi^ Commissioner, Hon. Wm. Sinithe. Surreyor-Geveral, W. S. Gore.

TREASURY.

Minister of Finance, Hon. John Robson. Deputy Minister oj Finance, J. Judson Young

AUDIT BRANCH.Auditor, J. McB. Smith.

SUPREME COURT.

SHERIFFS.

Victoria, J. E. McMillan. New Westminster, W. J. Armstrong. Cariboo, S. A. Rogers.

EDUCATION.

Registrar, J. C. Prevost.

Superintendent, S. D. Pope.

Superintendent, H. B. Roycraft.POLICE.

GOVERNMENT AGENTS.

Comchan, H. Fry. Yale and Lytton, F. Hussey.

Nanaimo, M. Bray. Kamloops, G. C. Tunstall.

Comox, E. Duncan. Okanogan, W. Dewdney.

New Westminster, C. Warwick, Clinton, F. Soues.

Cariboo, J. Bowron.

Kootenay, A. W. Vowell, Gold Commissioner and Stipendiary Magistrate.

Cassiar, J. L. Crimp,

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Namk.

l'eiii)>ertoii, AugiiBtiia F.

O'Heilly, PeterIkll, Heiiiy MKUiott, Andrew C.Si)al(liiig, Warner R. .

.

Hayne-, John C(Cornwall, (Jlemcnt F. . .

KIwyn, Thon'.as

Macilonahl, VV. J

Hehnckun, .Jolin 8Tolniie, William FArmstrong, William J.

.

Vowell, Arthur WFinlaytton, Koilerick . .

.

Langley, Alfred JFoster, Frederick W. .

.

HiigheH, Joaiah CWells, Allan C(^lapi)erton, JohnTodcl, Jacob HSniithe, WilliamVenion, Charles AMara, John ALindsay, DanielDouglas, lienjamin . . .

.

Ward, William CKithet, K. FWallace, RTurner. J. HMcLean, Alexander. .

.

Findlay, G. JMcMillan, J. ELeneveu, David. ...'...

Chambers, Coote M. .

.

Brown, G. H. Wilson.

.

Galbraith, John TShaw, JohnRobb, JamesMackie, JamesSword, C. BMcGiliivray, DMiller, I). WPearson, EdwardChipp, JohnNutt, JonathanDeighton, RichardBarlow, AMcMicking, R. BCunningham, James . . .

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Clarkson, WF-rris, W. DDeBeck, H. LLadner, W. HFisher, W

jDRIHDIcnON.

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LIST OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.—€k)NTiNt7io.

Name.

Mcllmoyl, J. TWeir, liolMirt

Fwhur, VVSaul, JohnFry, Hoiiry

Hi(;iniiii, Frank (i

ManHon, Williamliolxirtwin, W. AHoey, KichardLovell, J. BNeUon, Fliiali

Graham, AUanLindaay, Alexander. . .

.

Bate, MBryden, JMuir, Michael

,

CamplMill, William M

,

Dunsnmir, KWebflter, (JeorgeMeasoD, William LaingCoulthard, J. HMcKay, Joseph WMcAlister, JohnPringle, AlexanderEll wards, J. T ,

Tait, JohnPlanta, J. PCornwall, H. PAlliHun, John FPemberton, J. DReay, WilliamSinclair, JohnAlexander, R. HSpringer, BDickinson, REllis, ThomasWork, HenryMcHugh, HenrySpratt, JosephGray, A. BRobson, JohnPuetz, JohnElford, WilliamRennie, W illiam

Skinner, T. JDrake, M. W. TMclnnes, A. DMurray, JohnPowell, I. WPawson, JMcLay, JamesLumby, MosesFortune, Alexander L.Harvey, JamesMartley, JohnWood, ThomasWoodward, Thomas . .

Russell, John

Province

.

Jurisdiction.

Electoral District of Cariboo

.

Province

Elec. Dists. of Lillooet and ('aribooProvince

Electoral Distnct of Yale.

'' " Nanaimo.,Province

,

Electoral District of YaleProvinceElectoral District of Victoria . .

.

Elec. Dist. of New Westminster

.

ProvinceElec. Dist. of New Westminster.

.

VictoriaProvince

Electoral District of Cowichan.<( <i It

CarilKX) .

.

Province

.

Electoral District of Cariboo .

.

Yale....ProvinceElectoral District of Nanaimo.

Electoral District of Yalei< (I II

" " NanaimoProvinceElectoral District of Yale

Kootenay

Adili-fUM.

Haauich.Motchosin.

Clinton.

Manlt) llay.

WitlianiM Luke.1 1 1 -mile poHt,Carili<>o rd

Victoria.

Lillooet.

Glenoru Lamling.Victoria.

Lightning Creek.Nanaimo.

Sooke.Sumass.Nanaimo.New Westminster.Little Dog Oeek.New Westminster.Kandoops.Victoria.

South Thompson River.

North Thompson River.

Kamloops.Nanaimo,Ash Toft.

Similkameen.Victoria.

North Saanich.Cadboio Bay, Victoria.

Burrard Inlet.II

New Westminster.Penticton, Okanagan.Lanuley.South Saanich.Victoria.

II

New Westminster.Mayne Island.

Saturna Island.

Barkerville.

Cowichan.Victoria.

Alexandria.Spence's Bridge.

Victoria.

Nanaimo.II

Okanagan.Kamloops.Nanaimo.Grange, Clinton.Okanagan.Nicola.

Kootenay.

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LIST OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.—Concludei,.

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A. E. B. DAVIE, Q. C, Attorney-Gen. (ex-officio.)

M. W. T. DRAKE, Q. C.

EDWIN JOHNSON.C. E. POOLEY.THEODORE DAVIE.W. NORMAN BOLE.

D. M. EBERTS.G. E. CORBOULD.

Members of the British Columbia Bar, 1885.

date of call.Albert Norton Richaru.s, Q. C.

Clement F. Cornwall.M. W. Tyrwhitt Drake, Q. C 25th February, 1873.

A. C. Elliott.

Robert E. Jack.son 25th February, 1873.

H. B. W. Aikman 25th February, 1873.

Alex. E. B. Davie, Q. C 25th February, 1873.

Edwin Johnson 25th February, 1873.

Henry S. Mason 25th February, 1873.

J. Roland Hett i6th April, 1873.

Eli Harrison, Jr 25th February, 1873.

Chas. Jas. Leggatt 25th February, 1875.

William Pollard 25th February, 1877.

C. E. Pooley i6th April, 1877.

Theodore Davie i6th April, 1877.

A. T. D. McElmen 26th October, 1878.

W, Norman Bole 25th November, 1878.

John Patmore Walls 26th April, 1882.

D. M. Eberts 5th May, 1882.

P. J?^. Irving , 5th May, 1882.

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Thornton Fell1 5th May, 1882.

G. E. CORBOULD 26th May, 1882.

S. P. Mills. 30th June, 1882.

Angus John McColi 7th December, 1882.

Chas. Wilson 23rd January, 1883.

R. W. Armstrong 15th November, 1883.

H. D. Helmcken 19th December, 1883,

J. Stuart Yates 19th December, 1883.

George Jay, Jr.

BRITISH COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE.

OFFICERS.

ROBERT PATERSON RITHET, ESQ.,

MATTHEW T. JOHNSTON, ESQ.,

EDGAR CROW BAKER, ESQ., M, P.,

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. President.

Vice-President.

Secretary.

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J. H. TODD, ESQ.

ROBERT WARD, ESQ.

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Table of Distances

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MILKS.

Alert Bay' (by stiiir. ) '2r2ii

Alberni (by stinr. ) 136

IJarclay Sound (by stmr.) 130

Bella Bella (by stmr.) 400

Bella Coola (by stmr.) 430

Barkerville (Cariboo) 650

Boston Bar (via Yale) '200

Brownville (by stmr.) 76

Cache Creek (via Yale) "285

Cassiar (via Wrangel) 897

Chilliwhack (by stmr.) 121

Chemainus (by atmr.) 40

Cliaton (via Yale) 31

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Clover Valley (via New West. ) 85

Coal Harbor (by stmr.) 96

Comox (by stmr.) 140

Cowichaa (by stmr. ) 30

Dease Creek, Cassiar (via Wrangel). . 897

Departure Bay (by stmr.) 73

Esquimalt 4

Emory 171

Fort Hope (by stmr.) l.'iO

Port Rupert (by stmr.) 245

Fort Simpson (by stmr.) 6.S5

Grand Prairie (via Kamloops) 370

(Jranville (by stmr.) 96

Goldstream 12

Hall's Prairie (via New West.) 92

Harrison River (by stmr.), 127

Hastings (by stmr.) 99

Kamloops (via Yale) 335

Kit-a-maat (Dease Channel) 640

Kittle River Country ( ^ ia Ft. Hope). . 326

Kootenay (via Hope) 480

Ladner's Landing (by stmr.) 63

Langley (by stmr. ) 92

Lillooet ( via Clinton) 358

Lome Creek (via Skeena River). . . . 725

Lytton (via Yale) 232

Maple Bay (by stmr.) 35

Maple Ridge (via New West.) 87

Massett (Q. C. Islands) 600

MILK.S.

Metchosin 1(5

Mctliikahtla (by stmr.),

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Moody villc (Burrard Inlet) 97

Mud Bay (via Now West.) 84

NANAIMO CitY (by stmr.) 70

Naas River (by stmr.) 675

NEW WESTMINSTER CITY (str. ) 75

Nicola Valley (via Kamloops) 395

Nicola Valley (vi^ Spence's Bridge). 305

Nicola Val ey (via Fort Hope) 236

Okanagan Lake (via Fort Hope). . . . 286

Okauagan Mission (via Fort Hope). . 341

Oniineoa Country (via .Skeena) 900

Osoyoos (via Fort Hope) 216

Popcum (by stmr ) 133

Port Haiiey (by .stmr.) 88

Port Hammond (by stmr.) 84

Port Moody (by stmr.) 105

Plumper Pass (by atmr.) 44

Queen Charlotte Islands (by stmr.). . ")25

Quesnelle (Cariboo dist.) 503

Hichiield (Cariboo dist.) .549

Rirhmond, North Arm (via N. W.), 88

Rivers Inlet (by stmr.) 340

Riverside (by stmr.) 98

Saanich (South) 12

Saanich (North) 18

Salt Spring Island (by stmr.) 32

Savoiia Ferry (via Yale) 300

Similkameen (via Fort Hope) 212

Skeena River (by stmr.) 600

Skidegate (Q. C. Islands (by stmr.) 600

Smith's Inlet (by stmr.) 300

Soda Creek (Cariboo dist.) 443

Sooke (by stmr. ) 22

Spallumcheen (via Fort Hope) 371

Spence's Bridge (via Yale).— 255

Stanley (Cariboo dist. ) 538

Suma.s (by stmr. ) 115

Texas Lake 166

Wellington (via Nanaimu) 76

Yale 175

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BRITISH COLUMBIA.A FEW NOTES ON THE PROVINCE

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GILBERT MALCOLM SPROAT.

Author of 'Select odes of Horace in English Lyrics " "Cranes and Studies ofSavage Life," " Education of the Rural Poor '... Kngland," "On the Poeti-y

of Sir Walter Scott," &c. Winner ot the First Prize Essay,($1,000) on the "British Opium Policy ii^ India and China;"

formerly Agent General for this Province inEngland, and Indian Reserve Commissioner

In British Columbia.

Dates of some Notable Facts in the history of the NorthWostcni part of Nortli America.

1774. Capt. Perez landed on Queen Charlotte Island, nnd, .sometliink, discovenMl Nootka Sound.

1775. Capt. liruno Ih-ceta, aeconipanied Ky Capt. Quadra, discover-ed the Columbia river estuary.

1778. Capt. Cook noticed (^ape Flattery witliout discoverino- theSti-aits, entere<l Nootka Sound, and e.\ploi-ed the coast,chiefly iVom 44 northward.

17.S7. Capt. Berkeley (not Ilarday) under the Austrian ilajH', re-

discovered the Straits that had heen found, in l')!)2, hyJuan de Fuca, a Creek in the service of Spain. CaptainBerkeley's name i.s perpetuated in that of Barclay Sound.

1702. Capt. Rohert (iray re-discovered and entered the 'Columhiariver, and named it after his ship, the " Columhia," ofBoston. Tlie Spanish had named the river the "St. Roe."

1702-94. The surveys of Captain (Jeoroe Vancouver, of the RoyalNavy, established the fact that Vancouver is an Island.'

17i)''i. Alexander Mackenzie, (jf the North West Company, (after-wards Sir Alexandei), di.scovered the Upper Fraser, and,the fir.st of an}- white men, on t'.iat line of latitude, reachedthe Pacilic fi'om the Rocky Mountain.s.

17y''). Commandant Quadra, of the Spanish navy, withdrew theSpanish establishment at Nootka Sound.

The imblishtr tiil<cs leiivi to iinnouijci; that ho (onteiii|)liites iirmii^'iii(f for the iiit'imiutioii unci]»ilili«itioii of 11 iiopnliir IlliiPtrntcd History of tlio I'roviiice, and will lie (frt.'itly oliiii,'i;il to any onewho may Mctid to liini ^iicucHtions, notes, nKiiiorundix, iiionioirs, or autliuntlc iiiforniatibn on aii,\' siili.

Joct, or as to any locality, in liritisli Columbia.

11. IIHITISH ('(»M MltlA l»IHK(T(»UY.

1H04-Of). Ovcrlnnd cxitcilitiini of Lewis ninl Cluik Tliry wititci'i-il

lit iiKHitli (if Coluiiiliiu river in I.SO.V

1H()(). The North Wo.st Coin])aiiy estalilislied, at Fmsor's lîvke,

tlicir first trading' post, west of the I{oeky Mountains.

hSOG. Mossrs. Kraser and Stuart, th(! hi\st of any white men, tle-

scench'd KrastT river to its mouth.1<S1 I. Astoria estahlislied.

LSI I. Mr. Tliompson, of the North West Company, tlio first of anyvvliite men, (h'seendeil the Cohnnhia from its Iicad watersin Kootenay, to its moutii, ami, on returning,;;, estahHshed

the tradine- post of Fort Okanaiâii. 'Thompson river is

named after liini.

1H12. War hetweon Grejit Britain and tiu; L'nited States.

\H]',]. Astoi'ia capturetl Ly }I. M. S. " Ilaeoon."

181H. Trt'ivty of Peace of (Jheul. following;' the war of LS|2 betweenGroat Britain and the United States. Astoria restored to

the Mnite(l States.

1H2L Coalition of the Nortli West Com[ian\- and the Hudson'sBay Company.

1H24-44. Ne<jotiations between (Jreat Britain and tlie United States

respectinj^ the " Oicôn " teri-itoi-y.

LS3.S. Twenty-one years trailinj;' lieense ,i,aanted to tlie Hudson'sBay Company of all British .North America, outside of

established pi'o\inces.

1<S48. Fort Victoria, in N'ancouver Island, established by the Hml-son's Bay Company.

lH4n. ()rc<fon Bounda)-y '^Li-eaty.

1.S4!). Colonizin;^- <.;rant of N'ancouver Island to the Hudson's BuyCompany, terminaiile with their trading licensirof iKiH.

IHoH. trold discovered on the nuiinland. Hudson's Bay Company'sTradine' License revoked. \'ancouver Island re-acipiireil

by the Crown.IMGO. British C'olumbia (tlie mainland colony) ami W-iiicouver Ls-

land colony uniteil, as one colon}-, under the name of

British Columliia.

1(S7L The colony joined Canada as a province.

Boundaries.—The bomidaries of the province, subject to

questions re.spectinn- the delimitation of the Alaska and "eastern

boundaries, are as follows : -On the north, the parallel of 00'; onthe west, Alaska and the Pacific Ocean : on the .south, the parallel

of 49''; (U. S, boundary); and on the east, the Eocky M(juiitains

and the Meridian 120'. Vancouver Jshuid is wholly within theprovince, though extending southei'ly beyond the 4f)th |)arallel.

Former Divisions of the Country. ('ai>taiii \'ancou\ercalled coast generally " New (Jeorgia." Noith West Company gavename of " New Caledonia" to noithern interior of mainland. Van-

A Ki;\V N'OTKS (IN TIIK I'UnVINCK III.

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couvcr IsIhihI, in IS4!), was jj^raiitiil, iniilff tfriniiialili' coloni/iiw|4;iaiit, t<» Hii<]s,)ii's I'xiy CuiiipjiDy if a<<|iiin'(l l>y Hoiiir (Mivcni-iiu'iit. M;iiiiljm(l iiiailf separate colony. Is-Vs. 'Die two united in

ISGti, ami liecaino province of ('anada, 20tli .Inly, 1>S7I.

Structure of Provinco. Noi'tliein half, alioxi- transverseTaeitic Arctic \VHtersl)e<|, (dhnnt .").".tli paVilllel), lies oil .\retie slope,

rich ill iiiiiierals, luit <lescri|.tioii, at picseiit, would lune only i«-eo-

t^'raphical interest, Southein half more peopled, travcrsi'd , Uyt'anailian I'acihc Kailway

; iiiehides, [iroperly, Kocky Mountains.West of these is a mountain district which, coiiiiii;^' from I'. S. runsup interior to alioiit .')")th pMiallel. Lyiii;^' hetweeii that mountaindistrict and Coast mountains, is a liieh irreeular plateau, ("oastraiiife comes close down to seashore, leaving- lar^e low area only atmouth of the Fraser. ("useade .Mountains, of Oregon, run intosouth-west aiinle of piosince and disa])pear ahoiit [.')() miles upI'iver Kraser, on its east si<le.

Surface of the Province. Ahoye mentloi'ie.l mountainranges are aggregations of .smaller ranges with similar direction,generally, to trend of continental coast, ."iO to .')() miles wide, aver-age height .),()()() to S.OOO feet, some higlier, Interyeiiiiig " plate;ni,"

diyersilied with hills rising up to .•{,()()0 feet ahoye .sea leyel. .Manylarge and small lakes, generally long in pioportion to width, valle\'s

of mountain districts deep, narrovy and somlire ; in the plateau"district lionnded l<y terraces, kollsand slopes, rising to lightly timiier-ed, gra.ssy, cheerful uplands and hills, 'i'he Fraser river, alotie, crossesto the Pacific from llocky Mountains with a course of 740 mile.s.

The (.'ohimhia rises in Kootenay Distiict, hends.southerly and llows440 miles through the l'i'o\ince into the I'. S. The Artie sjo-pe

rivers flow east into the Maekeli/ie. Const Uaiige ri\cis flowWesterly or south-westerly into the I'jicitic. As a rule the rixers,except in lake like e.\|)ansions, are mu<'h l.rokcn for navigation, hutthe h'raser has navigahle .sti-etches up to 100 miles, and the Cohim-hia for more than douhle that disfaiice. Const well protected \,\

Vancouver and (,)ueen Charlotte Isl.-mds (which, in fact, are al>o\e-wnter portions of a half suhmerged mountain range), aiwl cut byinnumeraMe long inlets, indentations, luiys. harl'ors and (oves.

Subdivisions of the Southern Pottion of the Province.— Four [irincijial /ones or suli-di\ isioiis in alio\e mentioned south-ei-n half of the l'ro\ince. including \'ancou\er Island.

Kootenay District. The traveller coming from the Fast byCanailian FaciHe Railway, reaches, tirst, Kootenay District, whichlies between the Rocky .Mountains and Kagle Fa.ss iniiieial andforest region, mostly enclosed within "Big Bend" of ColumbiaRiver. Fromising gold mines and silv(>r liearing galena mines will

be sceiu' of great s;,w-milling imlustries, for export easterly and.southerly. A long, jiietty bunch-grass valley west Ftocky Moun-

'^^smf/.

IV. Hlirnsil ( (II.IMIIIA Dl.lKCTollY

tainM—old established ;,'()l(l mines of W'iM Horsts Creek in the val-

ley, hIno silver Iteuriii;^ <^iil(iin iiiiiics. Iliilt-way down valley is

setti tnent of Windeniieie at lieadwutt-is of Coluiiiliia- silver min-ing at Kootenay Lake, tlie chief industry in south of district. Onwesterly leg of (-oluiid)ia chicd' jijiice In Knrwell, opposite Kagle

Pass. From that point the C'olundtia is navigahle into rnit(!<l

States, steand>oats already running. A laihvay is ])rojt'cted fromFarw(!ll to honndciry. Fi»rwi'll, it is t'nought, will ite a great saw-milling, mining, mannfaeturing and tra<le centre location com-manding—tine water j)o\ver. Men of great enei-gy and ample capi-

tal have taken hold of Kootenay, now that tluMlistriet is opened liy

the Canadian Pacitie Railway.

Yale District.— The short aveinn' from Farwell throughEagle Pass brings the traveller hy the C P. Railway into Vale

District—e.xten.sive, hilly, l)unch-grass' platCau lietwe "ii eastern andwestern mountain districts already mentioJied. Yale, distinctively,

stock-raising zone, hut aral)le lands very fertile under irrigation.

Fruit thrives well. The district contains coal, (anthracite, idtinni-

nous and lignite) as well as gold diggings and silver mines the

surface a cond)ination of long, narrow, jiver valleys, with terraces,

knolls, .slopes, and ennninenctvs rising in parts to hills of consiiler-

ahle altitude—undulating surfaces and rolling lightly timliered

grassy hills, ci'o.ssing and re-cro,ssing, very pictiu'e.s<|ue—numerousHikes and pomls—red pine tr -es .scatteretl on the hills, not valuahlu,

compared with the Douglas tir and (,ther trees of Kooten;iy andPacific coa.st districts. Yale District, nearly as large as Sc(jtland

—railway projected frmn the gold minijig and aiithi-aeite Similka-

meen region to some ])oint on the C'. P. Railway. Near CacheCreek, Carihoo wagon road connects with the C. V. R. This road,

after leaving Clinton, passes in its northward course, over elevated

portion of country, as far as Soda (h'eek on the Frascr, mostly cov-

ered vith forest, hut with very good land scattered through it.

Fr'^v.i Liytton, wagon road is ahout to he made to Lillooet, whichdistr ct, in the valley of the Fraser, with its bunch-grass benches

and rolling hills, nnich resembles Yale DistJ'ict- the rcmgh Bridge

River region, north-west from Lillooet, is a promising gold i-egion

New Westminster District.— From Lytton down to Yalethe traveller pa.sses fi-om interior through mountains to Coa.st Dis-

trict—I'ivcr .scenery very tine. At Yale, Lower Fraser Coast J)is-

trict entered, a district in length 7-) miles; in breadth 10 to 15

miles, traver.sed longitudinally by navigable river, railway andwagon road, ci'ossed by country roads ami trails- -smface low, ex-

cept a tew ridges. Towards s'-a-shore, and in some other parts,

open, but in general, well timbered—alluvial soil wonderfully fer-

tile—natural hay and gra.sses good for stock, j)articularly for dairy

C0W.S. Silver lodes in neighboihood of }lt)pe—lumbering and .sal-

A KKW NOTKS OX THE PR0VIN(;E.

iiion cHiiiiiiij,' iTidustricH vory lar^jo --district ha.s u nuincrouH. thriv-

ing (iifficultural )t(»|)»ilntio!i. New VVcstiniiistcr wifcli iilMtnt '.i.OOO

iiilialiitants is cliicf city river well supitlicd with stcutnlioat.s short

railway to coinifct New Wt'stmiiistcr with the C. V. H. terminus at

Hurraid hdct another line will he made soon to United St<ites

houndary.

Vancouver Island may he cla>s(Ml with N- w WostnunsterDistrict as pait of ('oast rej^ion (»t' Province, thou^;!i 1( has not sameextent i)'i alluvial soil—a hilly island, in some parts, 'jjuntainous

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south-eastern and most part of eastern coasts characterized liy hills

lip to I,()()() feet, risinj;' from comparatively low rollin<^' land, which,

iji places, extends hack ahout ten miles from tlie sliore-numy lakes

and stn-ams, hut no naviirjiiile rivers—harhors, coves, nooks and

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outlyinjf inlets, common on coast every wliere-surfac<' is wooded,(chietiy cone-ix'ariMy- ti'ees), except on some alluvial Hats, and on fern

openiiiffs, oi* om little pai-ks, dotted with oaks, (found nowliere else

in the I'rovinee)—soil varies, l»ut proved to he excee<linf;ly fertile

—

island settling up fast. Victoria, 12,()()() inhaliitants. capital of the

Province, i;s cliief city. Nanaimo, on east coast, well placed, tliriv-

inif city- railway to comiect these two cities liein;^- ina<le, and will

I doul)tlu.ss he extended, soon, he^ond C'oDiox, where there are tine

land, and also rich coal <leposits—steam ferry will connect Island

line with Piunard Iidet.

Queen Charlotte Islands.—(^ver loO islands and i.slets.

15() miles from south to north, varyin*;' hrea<lth up to 50 miles

—

mountains )Msin<,r in parts up to '),()()() to (!,()()() feet, alonj^ westernside—hills roll easterly acivKss islands, with fliminisliinj^ elevation,

leaving <tnly small areas of low lami on the east coast—natural

resources resendtle those (jf Vancouver Island, h»it agricultural area

less, soil infi'rior, climate; moister, and no Douglas tir. (lold, an-

thracite coal, haliltut and otliei- tish. Were these industries devel-

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oped, prohal)ly small farms might he cultivated in parts—grazing

land, comparatively, limited .surface, in general, densely woodedand ohstructed hy fallen trees.

' Resources of Province Generally.—Coal, gold, silver and

jiron, (alreadyestnlilislied industries), copper and other minerals wait-

ing development. Lumher export husiness from coast already large.

K(jotenay distiict will soon ex|)ort lumher eastward hy Canadian Pa-

citic Railway. Fisheries a great source of wealth to Province—aver-

age annual value of cannecl salmon, alone, already exceeds a million

ilollars—fur exports important. Fruit growing, in time, agrcat inihis-

try. Every yeai" adds largely tonumlier of agricultural and .stock-

raising population. The most valuahle tree (only one, indeed, export-

ed from coast in cargoes), is Douglas spruce, (Douglas tir, Douglaspine, or comnKircially called ( )regon pine)—occiu's very .sparingly oncoast north of Vancouver Islantl—exctdlent for spars, tiniher, and

VI. IIIJITISII ((il.lMr.lA DlliKt Tnin

luiiiluT, liut many otluT trtrs may lie iiificliautalilc, liy ami liy"

Const trt't's an- rt'])i(;(lur('<l in Kodttnav District, with tiotalik- atl-

<litinu of tnmaifK.' (or wrstt'in larrli). Ivxtiorts easterly from Koote-

iiay liy railway will iiu-lutif various kinils of wood wliicli it <loos

not, at present, jiay to e.\])ort. in cargoes, from eoast. Talile andoil tishes almost too numerous to mention can lie procnred in any(Hiuntity, salmon, lialil>itt, lieniuLi', '•"!. smelts, oolaclians, stur<;"(.'on,

etc. All fruits of lie>t parts i)\' j-ji^laml and Western Kun-pe ripen

Well alonn ('. I*. Hailway line in l>ri;i^h ("olundiia and in N'ancon-

ver Island. Cattle, horses, sheep, and farm animals, ye... rally,

thrive in all parts t<f Province. St) lar«fe suipliis of these, at pre-

sent, for export, hut tine horses and more wdoI should lie e.\[)orled.

Manufactures. Increased n| late llnur m lii.scuit fa

tcvies foundries, iron and hrass works, hoiler and maihine sht)ps,

hoat-laiililers, sawmills, ,sash an*l door, finnittwe, piailo, hoot andshoe. o|()\e, ho(.l<hindine\ soap. mat<-li, cinai', cand\ , hrush. hrick anddram iiiite tactone, with lirewern-s and other mdustries, hat moreattention demanded liy snit.dih-ness of l*ro\iMce fir ui.ninfac lurini;-

on .scale peiiuittiny of e.xpi :* I'roviiiee ends at Kocky Mountainsonly politically. I'eople must uianufacture, and .seize markets east

of Kocky Mountains. N'ictoria and Nanaimoon \'aneou\er Islaml :

New We.- 1 minster histrici and Karwell on ', oinndii.i Kixci'. parti-

cularlv the latter, ma\' In- laauufai-turinn centres.

Existing Trade alre.iil\ d

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eser\i'.-> particular attention pei-

ead value exports more than thre- tmie> hiyiiest per head vahuey.[)orts from other pro\inces of t'anada, and I'Xcec^tls that of atlja-

cent American territories. Opening;' of Canadian I'acilic Ivailway

duriiii;' I.SM."), will tend to increase' these exports, notalily hy open •

niir th e new L;alena, sihcr and Inmher ilistrii't of Kootenav, and l>v

creating fi.'sh markets foi' fish, himher. fruit and i)ther articles fromolder districts of I'mv ince.

Position on the Globe. ( ieoniaphical position ver\- im-

portant juts out fr')m North-NVest America as (Ireat Hiitam juts

out from lOnrope comparati\('ly favorahle distances across ocean

to .lapan, China and Australia, direction of trade winds, open har-

:)oi's stores of coal, inunen.si' fertiUe n'i;ion throneh which t 'ana* lian

Pacific llaihvay reaches se.ahoard of British Coluudiia linkinif

Pacilic ( )cean U> s\stem of St. Lawrence navii^ation on eastern side

of the American Continent -are facts (>xl i'em(d\- favorahle to the

erowth of( 'anal.

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idely e.xter.ded coniiiierce. Openinj^' of Panamalur.e a marked intluence. counuercialh . on future

of North -W .f A merica.

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Comparative Exports, 1 334. Total exports from Cana-

dian provinces tor vear endinu' notl I line 1NS4: Onliirio. >:<21,

r)17,512; Quehec, i?:i!),.')l!M)l 2 ; No\a .Scotia, i^.),5.)!),00t) ; New

A I'lW NdTKS ON" THK I'lJOVlXCE. Vll.

Hiuiissvirk, »7.7.'>:{,()72 ; Mariitul.a, i57'22,7.'i() ; Hritisli Columbia,^.'{,0!M>,,S14; P. Iv Islaii.l. 8l,:n(),0.S!>. TdIuI, ^Sii.o'il ,I7">.

Comparative Imports and Duties. 1884. ( )ntjui(), .it!40,-

;5;}2,24:): .luiy, .*5»).!»77;i4.(>.77; <v>UflMr, ??4;!,()-_'(i,l7'2; duty, *«, 127,"

!»20..S4; Nova'Scntia, 8!MN;{.;!4(i: .hity, !5I ,!»()7,I74..>4 ; New Hruns-wick. St;,:)i:{,!t-J4 ; (lutv, Sl.••l.')4.s^().^•i': Mauitoi.a, #8,7(j>s,«.i7

; duty..'*(i«i4,l);{7.til : British (''..liuul.ia, ^>-!-,()40,:{:{.")

; duty, «;.S«4,07().21 ; V. E-

Isiniid, :?,S2!t,0:{2; dutv, SÎ70.>i<)-"i.+0 ; N W Tt-rritories, $4H(),78!)

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duty, .S7(),l4,s.i(i.

Chief Items of Export, 1834. -Britisli ("olumliia exportedto(;n>at I'.ritaiu "oods .Ss7.n,SSM : United States, *l,(i!>l ,7<)7 : Peru,

.S()2,4l;{ : C'liili, '*7.">,044 Hritisli AtViea, $1().()(J7 : British East Indies,

810,4t;H; China, ."r^St),.")!)! : Australia, !*2r)7,202 : Sandwieh Islands.

$2!), 172. In l,S,S4, tliere were sent to Cnited States 212,000 tons

of coal, (since u-reatly incrtsascd) value, S74l,()7") : Sandwicli Islands,

(i,!*.').") tons. !<24,;M-.s". Cold to Cnited Star-s, .*i?»i7C-'i7!>. Iron to

Cnilvil Statts, l,H.SO tons, \ alue, .i?.">,()()0. Canned Salmon to (Jreat

P.ritain, (),I!»:!,!M;,s U.S., value, S()S0,7r).S ; to Au.stralia, 22(),N00 lUs.,

S2:i.4!i.'C t.. tlie C. S., i)():!,21() ll.s.. >i;<t4,100; a total tor canned s«il-

nion of S7!'H,.sr)l. Piekle.l .salnicu to Cnited States. ()8}> hhl.s..

S:),1.;{J; Australia, (377 bl'Is., ^r).}»«2. Fish oil to Cnited States,

;}7,lliS <;alls., value, ."Î 4,()(S(). Lund.er t( Australia, ÎM.IDO ; China.S:)I,2IS; Creat Britain, S4,:)7S; Cnit.'d States, >< I, !».")()

; Peru, mi,-4i:C Chili, ^7:),044, Australia, !!<2()<», 1 04 : British Africa. :i?i0,or)9;

to.B. E. Islands, $I0,2(JS; masts and spars to Creat Britain, i#l;},l 01;

niakiuLr a total of ahout >i,")00,000. Cn<lre.s.sed furs, !iflOG,4!)« to

Creat Britain ; to I'uited States, SI02.(;(i:) ; to Cliiim, $H,2?S3. Rawhides to Cnited States, !?47,<)05. Beef, pork, tallow, wool and lujps

also were exporti'd.

Chief Items of Imports. - Dutiable ijoods, $;J,44'>,401) ; free

goods, >5()!)(i,s77; total, S4,I42,2N(). Entered for con.sumption,

i:{,;5:i7,()42. Dutv [)aid, S,ss4,07t). Of the above Great Britain

sent !!*l,2!Mi,.-).)S; Vniteo States, $2,:U)7,<) 12 : France, SI 0,(iO() ; Ger-

uuuiy, ^7,14:!; Ib.llan.l. S(),2.S0; (Miina, *400,G!»:C Japan, SC28(i.

Railways and Public Works.—The Canadian Irâcitic Rail-

way, (Callendei- to Port Moody, 2,').")0 uules, of which rails laid on

2,070 miles) will lie completed during' the ])re,sent year throujjfh

from the East to Port .Moody, at the luad of Burrard's Inlet. Trains

run now, thence, 2 1.') uules eastward to Savona—fare, $17—meals

on the way "iO cents each. The uncompleted j)ortion betweenSav(ma and the tirst crossing' of the Columbia is under contract

and partly tinished, A railway is ]U'ojecti'd from the United States

boundary up the Coliiiobia \alley to Farwell, at si'cond cro.H.sing of

Coluiidiia ri\ er, and another from Similkanieen to .some point on

the main C. P. K. line. In lM!S(i, the C. I*, lailway will iie i!X tended

for about 20 miles from Poit Moodv, along Burrard's Inlet, to tin;

vin. BHITISH (•((IJMIUA DIHKCToHY.

tcriniims at Eiinlisli Buy, hihI m, Imiiu'li will coiinfct thr tmiiiniis

with New Wi'stininstt'r city, from wliicli pluc'c, or \ts nci^fliliorliood,

it, also, is pioposcil to innlct' a line to the rnited Stat«'H boundary.

A steam ferry from Hurnird's Inlet will oonneet the ('. P. R with

the Nanaimo and Es(|iiim!dt railway on Vaneouvr Island, of whichabout 40 miles of tln' t(jtal leTii;'th of 70 miles, are umler contract.

This latter line has to he finished before th<; iOth .lune, \HS7. It

will, probably, be soon afterwards cstended from Nanaimo to (.'omo.x.

A contract for completinu' the Naval Dry Dock at E.sipiimalt

has been let to Messrs. LarUin, Connolly & Co.. by the DominionGovernment, which lias inidertaken to complete! it, with the aid of

a sui)sidy of £oO,000 from tlie Home (loverinnent. Tliis dock,

originally, wa.s to be 400 ft. long i)y i*0 feet l)roatl, but will be

lensithent'd to acconunodate the lar^^est ironclads an<l connnercial

steamers. Defensive works wil" be ;tructe<l by the Hoim> Gov-ernment at Ivs<]uimalt harbor. ! /minion (Jovennnent has

obtained a vott^ for barracks at Victoria. (Quarantine liuildings,

lately, have ln.-n erected at Albert Head. Dredging oj)ei'ations

continue in the harbor of Victoria under the experienced direction

of ('apt. Robert Dexter- harlior, already, wonderfully impi-oved--

deepened, in parts from original de})th of 12 feet to 20 feet—.spit

partly removed ami deepened about feet. Among otlier notable

works, now in progress, is the dyking and draining .scheme on the

I Lome estate, which comprises the greater part of the rich arable

i Townshin 4, Groui) 2, New Westminster Di.strict. The DrainaueCompany have arranged to purchase t),t)iSO acres from the (Jcnern-

! rueni. Mr. Edward Mohun, C. E , an experienced engineer, is in' cliarge of tlie works.

]

Climate. "Fineness so well known, that it is unneces.sary to

I

.say much about it is more tempeiate than t Umiate ot any [tart

1of Canada lying east of Rocky Mountains—

c

Tstrict climate

—

I

say in New V'j.stminster district an<l Vane. i'. .l--' id nmcli like

!that of South of England. Betweeis Coast . • 'ge and Rocky

1 Mountains, namely, in Yale and Kootenay Distrn..i,s (except in

particular localities) climate characterized l)y gr-atly less rainfall

and more snow than on coa.st the winter al.so coliler, but extreme

i

coldness sehloni lasts long, and winters last for only altout four

i months. In northern part of inteiior of mainland, climate may be

I

described as mildly Canadian.

Land Laws. Very liberal a pre-emptor may taken]) KiO

acres in Coast district or 320 acres in inl ior, under ea.sy condi-

tions of occupation, at '$\ per acre, pay.vl 'e in four instalments,

first on 2 years, and last oidy after suiNei T}\.' price of un.snr-

veye<l !an<ls, when bought, instead of l>eing pre-empte<l, is i?2..>0 per

and balance on survey. The (piantitv1' « (

must not be less than I (JO acre.s and not more than ()40 acres. The

A KKW NOTES OS THE rilOVIXCE. IX.

farm and Imildiiijfs, (.*?2,oO()), also ifoods and chattels, ($."i{)()), mayhi> roiiistorfd against del»ts iiK'iivrc(| aFttr rt'o-istration. •

The siiiFacc i-ij^hts of railway land yrant on Vancouver Island i

may ht_' ae(|uii'e(l l)y actual settlei's, for ai;ricuhnral purposes, on!

tlui ahove pre-em))tioii terms, diiiin;; 4 years from l!Hh Dec, \HHli.

The +0 mile helt alon<^ Canadian Pacific Railway is entrusted

to Canadian (iovcrmnent, wliose Mucnt in ])rovince, the Hon. J. W.Trutch, mana<(es it under Dominion liands Act.

Mineral Laws lilieral. All mim-rs or minei's' workmctn nnist

have free miner's certificate, #5.00 aiumally. Ordinary miningclaims niu.st be staked and recorded, ami transfers of interest in

writing, ('laims nnworked for 72 liours. unless for sickness or

otlier gooil rea.son, are deemed open. Mineral and (|uartz claims

also must he staked, recorded and advertised. A Crown grant canhi' got after expenditure of SI ,000, in nioney or lahor, or may be

got by paying S')0 an acre to (io\ernment in lieu of representation

and expenditure. " Rt-presentation'"

recpiires s])ending of S200 an-

nually in money, labor or impi'ovements. Coal prospecting licenses

for a year, for 4s0 acres in one block, are obtainable for $25, and maybe renewed for another jear.

Provincial Taxes and Interest of Money.^Animal per-

sonal tax of S-'i per head, and on personal property, (including prop-

erty within Miniicipalities), \ of i ))er cent. On real property,

outside Municij)alities, I of 1 per cent, and 5 cents per acre on wiMunoccupied lands. Range of rates of interest on good mortgage, 8to 10 per cent.

General Advantages. The excellent administration of jus-

tice in Province, free [)ulilic schools, numerous churches, Municipalsystem, free popular goxernment, too well known to re(|uire anydetailed description. All immigrants welcome, except Chinese.

Indians orderly, and inclined, in many })arts of the country, to be

industrious, though Canadian management of them perfunctory.

Wages. The supply of labor after the completion, this year,

of the main C. P. R line, wili probably be sufficient. (Chinamenare prohibited from employment on the extension from Port Moodyto English Bay). The following are the average wages in the Pro-

vince at present, as tliry have ap])eared in official reports, or havebeen furnished on in(|uiii(s inade lately : CoLI.IEUlES—Carpentersand blacksmiths, .<'} to if^Hj') per day; Laborers, $2 to S2.50

;

Miners' eai'nings (contract work), i^^ to $4. FisHElUES -Fisher-

men, S50 to i*<iO i)er month. Otiiek I N'oisTHlEH Stonecutters,

stonema.sons an<l bricklayers, .^4 to #5 per day ; their laborers, $2to !*2..50 : Plasterers, S4 to S4.50 : Carpenters^md joiners, S-S to $4

;

Ship car])enters and caulkers, S4 to >54.50 : Cabinet makers ami up-

holsterers, .^;} ; Paint, rs, S-M.-'O to «!4; Shoemakers, 5*2 to $'i ; Tail-

ois, #2.50 to *8 : Taih)re.sses, iiSI to$l..50: Rakers (with board and

BKITISH ('(ILIMHIA DIKECTORY,

lodjrint,'), SO.T per niontli : Butch<'rs (entt<'is) ?7o to $100 : Slaugli-

erers, S7o : C'ij^uiinaker.s, $2.50 to S-t pur dny: B<jys, as .strippers,

etc., from $'2 to So per week : Printers, 45 and 50 cents per 1,000

ems: Wan-on-makers, $.S.50 to S4 per day; Titisiuitlis, pluiiiliers

and L;a.sfitt('rs, $:}.')0 to S4 ; Macliini.it.s, luouiders, pattern andl)oil('r-makers and lilacksniitlis, $4 to $4.50; Longsli^.i-emen, 50 cts.

an Iioui'; Wooi I -turners, $.'i per day ; Farm servants, liv-tlie uiontli,

$20 to $40, aecordino- to skill ; Cutting eordwood, $1 to $1.25 percord ; Women servants, $10 to $20 [)er month, with l)oard, accord-

ing to work and .skill. ^

The wages paid by Railway C'ontractois for white laVior arc

about, as follows :— Ilock Foreman, $'i to $4 per <lay ; Earth fore-

man, $2.50 to $-5 ; Bridge foreman, $.S.50 to $4 ; Bridge carpenters,

$;J ; Blacksmiths, 1st class, $:}.50 ; Drilleis, $2 to $2.25 ; l.aliorers,

$1.75 to $2; Hewers, $:i; ( 'hoppers, $1 75 to $2. Outside labor

ten hours. Carpenters furnish their own chi'st tools. Employeesfind bed, board and lodging. Boai'ding houses convenient—$4.50 li<

week—not compulsory to boaid in company s houses. Wages paid

monthly.

Victoria Family Market Prices. ,Saturda\ Morninjj-, Feb-

ruary 14th, 1S.S5 :

BlTTKH Choice IsUunl, 50c. '||Mb ; Island Roll, 75c.; NewOra.ss, Cal., S7U'. li* roll ; White Clover, 55c.

CuEKSE Canadian, .'50c. '||Uh ; Cala., 25c. ; Eastern Cream, ^lOc;

B. C., 25c.

Egos— Fre.sh Island, .S7k'. ~n< doz. ; Sound, 25c.

CoKNMKAL— 50c. li< sack of 10 lbs.

()ATMK.\l, -02.^. If* sack of 10 Ihs.

Fr.oru Extra', $5.50 li< brl. ; $1.50 If^ .sack ; Super., $5 ~(i< brl.

Whkat -2c. li< II).

Bkans—Lima, (Sc. "jj^ tti ; Small White and Bavou, ()c.

Split Peas -12k'. li< ll>.

Vecjetahles- Patatoes, |]c. : Onions, 5c. li^ lb; Celery, 50c. "ij^

doz. ; Carrots, 2c. li< lb; Lettuce, 50c. li< doz.; (^iulirtower,'$1.50 1]\

doz. ; Asparagus, 20c. 'ii< ttt ; Ra<lishes, 50c. li* doz. bunches; S(|uash,

3c. li< lb ; Turnips, l^c. li< lb; Cabbage, 2ic. '\^ tb ; Tomatoes, 25c.

*})< It); Chili Pepper, 25c. ij* tt) ; Vegetal ile Marrows, 3c. ~[]^ lb.

Hams -Home Cured, 25c. liMb : (.'hicago. 25c.; Oregon, 25c.

;

Shoulders, bSc.

Bacon—Breakfast, 22c. li< tb.

Lard—25c. li< lb

Fish—Cod, ()C. li< lb: Salmon, Gc. ; Boneless Cod, 10c. ; Soles,

()C. ; Halibut, <Sc. : Yarmouth Bloaters, 25c. 'ji' doz. ; Sal. Bellies, 3 '

for 50c. ; Herring, 3c. ; Flounder, 6c. ; Smoked Oolachans and Sal-

mon, 25c. ; Smelt, 8c. ; Sturgeon, Gc. ; Whiting, 7c. ; Shrimp, 50c.

;

A FEW XOTKS ON THE I'HOVIXCE. XI.

:

Salt Oolaehans, Oe. ; ('ml >.s, 7.k-. "ji* <!()/. ; Smoked Herring, l-2|c li^

It); .Salmon Trout, <Sc.: OoliieliJins, Mc."ii' lb.

Cannki) Salmon -I 11. tins, "ii< <l()z., S2. . ;

Kim IT I.emons, :i7A(tt oOc li< do/. : ( )range.< .S7i^' '>0c. li* doz ;

Limes, 4()e. "(,' duz. : Apjdes, 5e. lj< lb: Crjinl>erries,'7oc. 1 ' gal.;

Bananas, 7")c. It* do/. : Cocoanuts, 12.k'. each : Finiaj)ples, 7">i-. each.Candiei* FitriT Lemon, 50e. a* He Mixed, oOe.

CrwHANTs Zante, 1.5^ lOc. 'i)<II..

Raisins Kjiglish Lnyeis, .50c. T,* ti. ; Cala., 2.50. : Sultana, Va-lencia and Kleiiu'. 2.")e.

Fkjs New, .S7.K« -"jOe. 1,'Ub.i

Ml.XEl) Si'icES '2.')e. *ii' tin.

- STAHt'H $1 "||i.(i II, box.

Tea ani. ('(.ekee (N.tiee, oi(,ini.l. .Ôc. ",,' lb: nreeii, 2Se '|i' lb:

Tea, from .•}7;le. t(t .'^l.i.') "ji* lb.

S(<;ai!s Cinsbrd or Cube, i; Ib.s. foi' .SI : Gi-anuluted or N(., \,

S lbs. b.i- SI: I) ,„ Xo. 2, !) lbs. for $\.

Nits -Eng. \V«liiuts, 2()e. liUb : C"..coannts, l^ê. each; Al-Dionds, I'aper shell, 37.',e. : .b.rdan. 7-h'. : Brazil, :{7.U-. :

( 'h.-stnuts••57 i.e.

Koi.i.Ei) SricEi) Beef 12i((/ ISc. "jjUb : Ox Tongues, 7oe. each;Smoked Tongues, i?l each.

Beef ('hciee Cuts, 12^, (r^ I.u-. "„Mb: other cuts, I0(??12ic.;Soup Meat, cSe.

MrnoN riK.ice .Joints, ]2,',(« Lie. 1;^ lb : Stewinu" me;it, H (a'

lOe." '

.^ ^

PoHK \-l}.Qi !.")(•. "„> lb.

Veae I2l^/ !.")(. "j;' lb.

Lam I! SI, 2;') per (juaiter.

SAlSAOEtS !.")(« ISe. liUh.,

SrET— lOe. li* lb.I

SrcKiNf; Pi(!s S2..)0C" s:l each.

')i<'Ks Tarn.'. SI. 2.'. .-.•leh : Mallard, (i2k-."i,^ pair : Teal, :}7.U'.

("IHCKENS Spring Clii. -kens, t)2.lc. eaeli"

i

TruKEVs .-J.U'. "liMb.

(Jeese Tame, 2oc. li* lb: Wild, >*11.25 each.CoAi. Oil—.^2.2") "|,' tin : 'ji'. ca.se. »4.

Oysters 7.')c. 'd' (juart : Canned, ;>7U'. li< can.Hay- !Î.s

"i:\ ton.

Oats -C/e. Ij* lb.

MlI>l)LI.\(iS- 2}e.'ii*

lb.

Bkan lJ,e. li* lb.

V Kii'i'EHEi) Salmon 12.',e, "i,* lb.

Victoria Prices of Farming Implements, &c. - ThieshingMachines, $4.M) to .SSOO : Reapcis, Sl.'iO: .Mowers, S^lOO: S.-If-BiiKLers, i?.SO(): Ploughs, .S20 to !?-}(): Harn.ws, S2() to S:].')

: Wauons

XII. HHITISH COI.rMniA DIBECTOHY.

complete, with box and seat, SI2() Wagons, witli brake, $\'M)

.

VVa<fon.s, nuining gear only, #H'i to I 10.

Wholesale Pkioes CruREXT, Fakm PunDi-cE. ~ Wlieat, '(i< ewt.

(100 tl..s.) 82.00 (« *.2.2."): Oats, 'il< ewt., $\.7'^ (o $2.00 : Barley, rough

lj»c\vt., $\.7r^ ^, !¥2.00: Peas,"i\^ cwt, *2.00 ; Hay. li< cwt, .$2.00;

Timothy ,See<l, li< cwt., $14.00 (« $10.00; Potatoivs, liU'wt, $1.2.")

;

Butter,""(l» lb., 2.Sc. (a liOc. : Cheese, Maple Ridge, li* lb., 18c.; Eggs;

fresh Lsland,'ij< dozen, 2oc. Qt 87ic. : Egg.s, Oregon, "ji^ dozen, 2oc.

,

Beef, dre.ssed, "(i< cwt., $1 1,50 ; F^eef, on foot, 13 ewt., gross, $o.00

;

Sheep, on foot, "ji* cwt., $o.50 ; Mutton, dressed, 1)< cwt, $12.00.

Lambs, t^ach, $3.00 (7/ $4.00.

Concerning Passage to British Columbia.-—All persons

desirous of obtaining information, whether of rates of passage, or

otherwise pertaining to Canaila, Cfin make aj)plioation to the fol-

lowing Agents :

—

' CaNADIAX GoyEUNMENT AoKNCIES (Ix THE UxiTEI) KlXfJDOM

—Lon<lon, Sir Charles 'ru|)per, K. C. M. (J., &e.. High Connnissioner

for the Dominion, 10 Victoria Chambers, London, S. W. ; Mr. .J.

Colmer, Secretary, High Commissioner's otKce, (address as above)

;

Liverpool, Mr. .John Dyke, 1.") Water Sti-eet . Ohtsgow, Mr. ThomasGrahamo, 40 St. Enocli S(]uare : Belfast, Mr. Chas. Fo.n, 2!) Victoria

Place; Dublin, Mr. Tho.s. (Connolly, Northumberland House ; Bristol,

Mr. J. W. Down, Bath Bridge.

In the Old Puovixces. Quebec, Mr. L Statibnl, P(»int Levis,

Quebec; Toronto, Mr. .J. A. Donald.son, Strachan Avemie, Toronto,

Ont ; Ottawa, Mr. W. J. Wills, Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario;

Montreal, Mr. J. J. Daley, Bonaventure Street, Montreal, Province

of Quebec; King.ston, Mr. H. Macpherson, William Street, Kingston,

Ontario; Hamilton, Mr. John Smith, (Jreat W^t^stern Railway Sta-

tion, Hamilton, Ontario; London, Mr. A. G. Smyth, London, Ont;Halifax, Mr. E. Clay, Halifax, Nova Scotia: St John, Mr. S. Gard-

ner, St John, New Brunswick.

In Manmtoba and the North West.—Winnipeg, Mr. W. C. B.

Grahame, (Mr. H. J. Mass, German Assistant), Winnipeg, Manitoba;Emerson, Mr. J. E. Tetu, Railway Station, Emerson, Manitoba;

,

Brandon, Mr. Thos. Bennet (Mr. Julius Eberhard, German A.sslst-|

ant), Ortice at the Railway Station; Prince Arthur, Mr. J. M.

McGovca-n.

In British Coi.i miua.^— Victorifi, Mr. John Jess(,p.'

Provincial Governmext AfiExciEs. - London, (England) Mr.

H. C. Beeton, Agent-Cn>neral for the Province, 8<) Finsbury Circus;j

Paris, (France) Mr. J. S. K. delvnevi'tt, 17 Boulevard de la Ma<le- I

leine ; Toronto, (Ontario) Mr. George Faulkner; Winnipeg, (Mani- '

toba) Mr. W. .1. Graham, M. D. ; New Westminster, (British

Columbia) Mr. Wm. Ross.

fm

A I'KW NOTKS ON THE l'U(»V1N("K. XIll.

f(r,s;

Sta-

Ont.

;

Cost of Passage. Tlio cunviit ailvcrtis'Ml tliroui^li rates (it

is always best to tako tlirou^li tickets) from Liverpool, Enj^lami,

liy the Allen line of steamships anil the ^'orthern i'acitic railroad,

are as follows

:

Cahin,

Tnterme<liate

Steerauc or Kmi<>rant,

!if;i{):^ o()jsubject

- 112 nO to

(is 00 \ cluuuH".

Passeno;ers cia Northern F'aciHc railway at present stop at

Portland, ( )re<;on, over night ; from thence to Tacoma, Pu^^et Sound,when tliey take the daily steauiers now on tliis route, for Victoria,

British C.'olunil)ia.

Rates over the Central and Southern Pacific are about the

same as tho^. of the North(>rn Pacific railway, but witli the disad-

vantage of a throe days' sea voyage from San Francisco to Victoria,

and that much longer time tni foiilc

For crossing the Atlantic from anyj)oi'tin the T^niti'd King-

don» to Quebec or Halifax, emigrants may obtain the Cana-dian (jovernnient assisted tickets of £4, Os. Od. for laborers or

general workmen, and €.S, Os. Oil. for agi'icultuj'al laborers and their

families and female domestic .servants. These are the rates per

ocean adult, which is fixed at 12 years. Under 12 years and over

1, the rate is £2 Os. Od., and for infants under a year old the rate

is lOs. Od. each. The ordinaiy unas, i.sted rate of emigrant ocean

passage is £<i (is. stg.

Steamers leave San Francisco for N'iotoria e\ery eight days-

The present advertised pas.sage is, cabhi !i^^20 ( £4 2s. 5|d.), steerage

no (£2 Is. 2''.1.)

In the steandtoats tln^ passage money nicludes provisions, but

the railway fares do not inchuK- provision.s. Railway sleeping cars

jire provided on tl»e railwfiys across the continent, but passengers

furnish their own bedding and blankets.

One hundred iiounds weinht of bai'Ltatre is allowed to each

adult on the railway, and one hundred and fifty ))ounils weight onthe steamers to Victoria, 'flie c/imycs an r.rcr.s.s Wfij/ht ore h'ujh.

in view of the iiuicli greater cost of reaching Piritish CoUunbiathan any of the other Provinces, the Dominion (Jovernment grantbonus cei'tilieates of .'^lO, or £2 sterling, payable in Victoi'ia, to all

enngrants oxer l(i years who have the re(|uisite certificate froni the

Canadian agents in the [Tnited Kingdom.

Prices and Rates of Sundries at Victoria.—Size of townlots mostly tiO feet I'V 120 feet- held at liung pr:' es- -interest or

mortgages .S to 10 per cent, pel' month -Municipal tax one percent, on assessed value.

xrv. HUITISII (HMMIUA hlUECTdHY.

i

Clotl»iiii>- 10 to 12 Iter cent, more tlum in Eiiirlund or Cjinada.

Furniture, nioilerutc! {)i'iee, need not lu; hrouglit. l^ricks, i*S to SIOper tliousand iit kiln. lvon!.'li lunilier, J*IO to S*12 pel" tliousiiml

i'eet, (ii'jiyji^c of luniliri', !*l prv M. Coal, ^7 to 8!* per ton: Woodfuel, i?4 to $"» per cord. Ilcnts of liou.^e.s nmgi! from SIO to !*54()

per month, Itut few unoccupied in N'ictoria.

Secon<l-clas,s liotel rates: Hoard and lodyinfj, S') to SO.oO

(20s. to 2(5s Kn^lish) per week : lionrd and lodn-iun' J^l (Is. iMHu'lisli)

per day : sinjile meals, 2') cents ( Is. English) : Ijcds, .JU cents and 2')

cents (2s. and l.s. En^iisli).

J)ravai'e of niej'cliandise •')() cents per ton from fi'ontaye. in-

cludini;' outer wharf, to all parts of city.

Hack rates from 8tan<l, one person, 2.')C. ; two or thre<' pei-soiis,

50c. Ordered at stated time (lietween S a.m. and 7 p.m. ), one or

two per.sons, r)Oc. ; each a<lditional person, 25c. : to outer wharf,

each pei'son, 50c. : to inner vvhai'\«'s, each [jcrsou, 25c. : to I'lstinimalt

one or two per.sons, *1.()(): each ailditioiuU pei.son, 5()c : after hours,

double rates, b'lom .iteamers to hotels or residences, from outer

wharf, one person, $1.00: each ailditional person, 50c.: to hotels or

residences from inner wharves, each person, 50c. : trunks, 25 cents

extra. I)ri\ iiie hy the hour, winter months (/. >>., 1st Nov. to l.st

April), per hour, Si.00: summer months (i.f , 1st April to Ist Nov.)

per hour, !* 1. 50.

Local Steamboats from Victoria. Bi-weekly to NewWe.stminsti'r, fare s:>: Port Moo(ly, S4.5() : |^)it Hannnond, i?.'i.50 ;

Tn'-weekly to Nanaimo : every Wednesday to Como.x. Kare fromVictoria throueh to Savona, ^''21.50. Steamboats run at intervals to

ports on North- West coast of Maiidand, Skideyate, Metlakahtia,

Fort Simpson, Naas Kiver and way jiorts.

Express Rates from Victoria. 'J'o New Westminster-Packayes under 10 Ihs., 25c. each ; over i) and inidei- 25 ll)s., 50c.

cadi : o\er 24 and under 50 Ihs., 75c. each : over 50, at ic. per

th. To Vale and Intermediate Points Le.s.s than i? lbs., 25c. each :

trom 'Mo 10 lbs., 50c. each: from 10 to 25 tt»H., .*l each ; over 25 lbs

(a :](: per lb. To North Benil Packai^cs under 2 lbs., 25c. each :

from 2 to 10 H).s., 75c. each : over 10 ti.s. (^/ (ic. per lb. To Lytton

lOc. per lb. To Speiue's Hri<lev |5c |ier lb. To Tache Creek,

Savona, Clinton and l\*indoops. (« 2()c. per lb. Above Clinton, 25c.

per lt>.

Rates of Postage. Rate of letter postage 3 cents (1.^1.) ])er

half ounce, in Canada. Postage for letters between Canada andUnited Kingdou), 5 cents (2^d.) Newspaper, parcel, sample amibook post, at a dieap late.

Money Orders. i*4. 2 cents; SlO, 5 cents, and so on.

A I EU NOTKS ON THE PROVINCE. XV.

Money. In CaiiiulH is in Dollars and Cents.

^irrlimj info Dollars orxl Cnil.s. Do/lors (i ml Cents Into Sfn-limj.i? ets.

su. sterlinjf is 01

., 0224

^1-. ., 4 S7

III.

l.s.

I cent is QI flollar is

4 dollars arc')

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4

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The half-pennv sterling- i.s I c-nt: and the penny sterling is 2 cents.Ihe pound sterling umy lie eounted at o dollars.'

Monry in Canada consists of hank bills, g(,ld and silver coinsand l.ronze m .sMigl.'cents. In Briti.sh Columbia the bronze coinnot in cn-cnlation, tliouuli h^ul

The J)o.ninion of Canada paper money, also the paper moneyot the Hank Mt British North America an<l the Bank of BiitishU)luml.ia, pass treely in Pro\ ince in notes from 'r<l to SsiOO Theseare payab , m gold. Cnited States paper monev is not use.J in the1 rovince, but passes in trade at silver rates

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ARE THE-

Oldest Established

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IN BRITISH COLUMBIA,

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AND REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES •

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ETC., ETC, ETC.,

Government St., VICTORIA, B. C.

T, N. HIBBEN & CO. f

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THE VANCOUVER

Coal Mining # Land Co

MIN« AND SHIP THB u#«. .THE WELL KNOWN

HANAIMO AND qoTT^tir \-,

PAc ..^^^^ F^^^ELD STEAMGAS AND HOl^E

Pacific Mail s, S; Co,,

ANt) Oriental 'S,S, Co.,

SANFRAl{Cip(}AsLlGflT&,,":

PACinGCQAST&S,Co,,:

Oregon ImpSoveMent Co,,

ViOTDRiA Gas COMPANY, Limited,

can

vesselsT

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New WESTMINSTER,

Doors, Sashes, Mouldings

CAirilEr SDPM OF IMY flgSCBffw!

ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER,

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SAWING or ORNA-•oOrdfeiT

MAiNAGER.

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